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So we are not allowed to talk about how last year's career high in innings, following by winter ball, an early and then long spring training, and 107 innings to this point might have led to Cueto being worn down?
Ddi i say we are not allowed to talk about it? What i don't like to hear is blaming this management for any little thing.
I do not like them playing winter ball or in the WBC either..... but if they want to do it and there is not much to stop them from doing it, what are you going to do?
I wish someone in the Reds media would clear this up so we know who to blame and then we can break them on the wheel.
Anyone is also allowed to point out that Cueto pitched a grand total of four (4) innings in the WBC.
I can't speak for winter ball. But four innings? Non-starter, folks. To include WBC in this discussion over four innings is weak. Real, real weak.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
His spring started three weeks early and ran long. It's NOT the innings that Nate Silver (in an article on the 2006 WBC starting pitching debacle that I linked here in at least two threads) identified as the issue, it is the massive disruption to routine for the starters.
And, NO, it was NOT ideal that the Reds fed (or had to feed) their two prized youngsters in the rotation to the WBC and its related disruption of routine, on top of winter ball, on top of a 2008 year where both Volquez and Cueto went to career highs in innings. It was NOT ideal, it was something outside the norm, and issues cropping up with Cueto looking gassed 108 innings into 2009 on top of all that? Not surprising.
Pitchers that participate in the WBC would have worked up to their workload whether by WBC or spring training. It was a gradual process. Most pitchers throw before spring training on their own anyhow. It's not much of a disruption. I can't speak for winter ball, but this whole WBC is just people trying to create an issue that does not exist. It's a way to explain normal injury and regression patterns that happen to almost every pitcher on an annual basis. Twenty years ago, this would not have been an issue. The human body has not changed in 20 years.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
Cueto's fine. He wasn't going to pitch with an ERA under 3 for the entire year. He seems to be rushing and frustrated and that's understandable. He's 22, he will be fine.
Dick Pole's time has come. He doesn't seem to get results, but he can only do so much.
"My mission is to be the ray of hope, the guy who stands out there on that beautiful field and owns up to his mistakes and lets people know it's never completely hopeless, no matter how bad it seems at the time. I have a platform and a message, and now I go to bed at night, sober and happy, praying I can be a good messenger." -Josh Hamilton
And Brutus, I'm not sure if you read Nate Silver's article or not, but in it he describes a pretty high correlation (too high for coincidence IMO) to starters that pitch in the WBC and then go on to have sub-par or injury riddled seasons directly thereafter. Maybe it's the cause for Cueto's recent bout of awful and maybe it isn't, but to dismiss it entirely as rubbish is, well, a bit short-sighted IMO.
I don't care if I am alone in viewing it this way or not, I think anyone thinking Cueto, at his tender age, was going to sail through this year without wearing down given the fact that he's been pitching, more or less, since December, was being naive. Same with Volquez.
And my initial conclusion? It is less than IDEAL to run your two cornerstone young arms into that kind of unknown. I thought so before it happened. I thought so as it happened. And I think so now.
Then blame Cueto for doing it and not the management....unless you have complete proof that they could have stopped him or forced him not to do it.
WINTER PLANS: The Reds will allow both Johnny Cueto and Volquez to pitch winter ball.
"We want them to do what they did last year," Baker said. "It worked for them big time. . . They came in spring training ready last year. Cueto made the team because he was ready."
I miss Adam Dunn.
I'm not too worried about Cueto yet. It could be just a bit of a dead arm period that he'll come out of after the AS break.
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Kitab at-Tughra or Book of the Sultan's Seal, set over three weeks in the spring of 2007 and completed at the start of 2010, was published less than a fortnight after the then Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak stepped down, following mass protests, on February 11, 2011, ceding power to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces of which he was technically in charge.
All those theres: Sargon Boulus's Iraq
4 September 2011: Baghdad via San Francisco, for Youssef Rakha, makes more sense than Baghdad
Thanks to a flighty wi-fi connection at the riad where I stayed that time in Marrakesh, I heard Sargon Boulus (1944-2007) reading his poems for the first time. Sargon had died recently in Berlin – this was the closest I would get to meeting him – and, lapping up. the canned sound, I marvelled at his unusual career. He was an Iraqi who spent more or less all of his adult life outside Iraq, a Beatnik with roots in Kirkuk, an Assyrian who reinvented classical Arabic. He translated both Mahmoud Darwish and Howl.
In Sargon's time and place there is an overbearing story of nation building, of (spurious) Arab-Muslim identity and of (mercenary) Struggle – against colonialism, against Israel, against capital – and that story left him completely out. More probably, he chose to stand apart from it, as he did from a literary scene that celebrated it more often than it did anything else. Is this what makes him the most important Arab poet for me?
Her damask cheek: two visions of Syria
Today is the second anniversary of the outbreak of the Syrian revolution on 15 March, 2011
Damask Rose by Vangelis (Blade Runner soundtrack)
Early one morning in the summer of 2011, a good few months after the ouster of Hosny Mubarak, I received an international phone call. It was an unknown number that began with 00963. I could tell this was the country code of some Arab state, though I didn't know which. After some hesitation I picked up, and I was greeted by a thin voice speaking with inflections that sounded vaguely Iraqi. "Remember Abu Dhabi," the voice said eventually, with a warm chuckle. "This is Thaer."
Virtual Palestinians: From Sabra and Chatila to Arab Spring
For me, the word "Palestinians," whether in a headline, in the body of an article, on a handout, immediately calls to mind fedayeen in a specific spot—Jordan—and at an easily determined date: October, November, December 1970, January, February, March, April 1971. It was then and there that I discovered the Palestinian Revolution…
An extract from "The Crocodiles"
Extract from The Crocodiles by Youssef Rakha
24. Today, I'm convinced we were a room no one managed to enter except three lovers. Of them, it's Moon who figures in memory or imagination, though the last to reach us: the shade for whose sake we left a door ajar. As if the other two got in by mistake. Is it because we never knew from where she came or where she went after it all came to an end? Was it for the sake of the tomboy traits, which were to lead us to covet one woman above all others in our circle? Moon was the closest to us in age and the only poet. Perhaps for her hyper-insubstantiality and her retention—despite the slightness and small size—of a lion's charisma, perhaps because she was the most changeable and extreme, the one whose behavior it was impossible to predict from one day to the next, we left a door ajar for Moon.
Banipal Interview with SARGON BOULUS
Interview by Margaret Obank*
Sargon Boulus has the rare experience of being an Iraqi poet who has been part of the American poetry since the late sixties. Today he is passing this on to the new generation of young Arab poets through his poetry.
He is one of the most important Arab poets today. He started publishing poetry and short stories contributing to Shi'r magazine of Yousef Al-Khal and Adonis in Beirut. When he went to the US, he was 'lost' the Arab world until he re-emerged in the mid-80s with his Arrival in Where-City collection of poems.
His poems and translations have appeared in numerous Arab magazines and newspapers, and he published four collections of poetry. Now in his early fifties, Sargon seems still to have all the energy and vibrant imagination of his youthful days in Iraq and Beirut.
Besides writing poems and short stories, Sargon is well known as an accomplished translator into English and American poets such as Ezra Pound, W. H. Auden (he is soon to publish a complete an his translations of Auden together with extensive notes and an introduction on Auden's life), W. S Shakespeare, Shelley, William Carlos Williams, Allen Ginsberg, Sylvia Plath, Robert Duncan, John Robert Bly, Anne Sexton, John Logan, and many other poets including Rilke, Neruda, Vasko Popa and Ho Chi Min.
Since the mid-80s, he has been on the move between San Francisco, Paris, London and Cologne a last year has lived in Schoppingen artists' village in Germany, where I visited him last September. We spent a day under the Sh?ppingen sky, eating, drinking and talking about his life, his childhood, his views on poetic form and his endless experiments with the Arabic language.
I keep going back and forth into the past. The discovery which comes usually late is that most of the material that has made you and still works on you, even today, lies somewhere there, mostly in childhood, so that, in a way, I think that whatever happened to you in childhood, your circumstances, the place you lived in, the time, the happenings, these shape you up, especially if you are a poet, if you are a writer, and later on you would come back to this material and discover that that is your real capital. So I keep going, as I said, in these late poems back into that time, to shape them up anew, see them in a new way, kind of bracket in the perspective, tighten it and bring out the deepest possible meaning in those scenes and happenings and family background.


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The write up from Umar is brilliant (in italics) it was great to ride with people who share the same Passion for the HCMT as it's a fantastic piece of war time History that so few visit or even know about, and yes the Jungle is claiming it back. A lot of the war scrap on the trail is gone some of the trails have been graded and will be lost forever as new roads are being made and signs for tourists go up I will add a few photos a some words as we go along.
The picture of Umar below was taken 100 meters after the end of the trail in a Cafe in Ta Oi. Words cannot describe how hard we battled that day....1-2-3 push was used a lot that day. There where head in hands moments, how much farther is it moments and when will it end, all the same emotions I had when I first took it on.
This is basically the Northern section we rode on day one down From the Mu Gui pass to Dong.
The Ho Chi Minh trail. The stuff of legends. Veteran American soldiers still talk about this unimaginable maze that they were tasked to bomb during the Vietnam War. Some of their stories became international best sellers. In all their stories, they describe the the Ho Chi Minh trail as a perfectly engineered route that enable soldiers to move quickly and silently under the canopy of the dense jungle. These networks of paths have a life of its own, ever growing and expanding, faster than any Americans can map them out and destroy them. 6000km of backwater paths through Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
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Four decades later, the war has ended and these trails have grown silent, but it was never once forgotten. The surroundings have recovered with time but bombs continue to lay hidden and have over time become part of the jungle. American and Russian tanks and planes lay scattered, down but not defeated, waiting eagerly to relive their missions. Bridges have been destroyed and reclaimed by the rivers, only part of their structure remains, a testament to the chaos at that time.
Great cover from the canopy
We came across the Ho Chi Minh trail by chance, while researching routes in Laos. Google search gave us Luang Prabang, Vientiene, elephant rides, Vang Viang, river cruises, buegette, pubs, massages and after another 30 sites of the same stuff, the Ho Chin Trail name pops up. There was no exact route or location, just an image of the map and the American bombing mission in southern Laos. The more we researched. The more intrigued we became....there is something special along those trails, one not seen or felt by many coming into Laos. We decided to take our bikes into Laos and journey through those hushed trails and come back to tell the tale.
Bombed out bridge and a new diversion quickly built
Before we even started, there were 2 worrying issues. First, there was little information on the exact location of these trails. Not the Internet, not anywhere! So we plotted according to the stories online, the pictures that we could gather and our imagination of what it could possibly be (as we later found out after the ride, our plotted route was so off the actual trail that it's embarrassing). The second worry was that no known bikes past the 400cc range has ever been recorded attempting to use this legendary trail. Those that has made it though on smaller bikes says that its a suicide mission. The bikes that we are on will never make it out in one piece. It will drown in the river, chocked in the trails by its own weight, our fancy rims will break unable to handle the stress of riding on the huge boulders and dry river beds, suspensions will fail and our bike parts will contribute to the existing war scraps. The trails have claimed many who thought that they were up for it, and we will not be the first nor will we be it's last. The message is clear; we were just fancy bike owners who bought the marketing sales pitch a little too well.
It must have been selective hearing and reading at its best (or worst) because all we heard was, Ho Chin Minh Trail....legend.....awesome....bikes....adventure. .. Spirit...bombs... Christmas...New Year...adventure....campfire marshmallows?
On the 26th of December 2012, four bikes reached southern Laos (Thakek) after making the journey 3000-4000km north from Singapore. These bikes 1200cc each, Yamaha S10, BMW GS, BMW GSA and Triumph Explorer have done their fair share of distance riding but not against legends such the HCMT. These bikes were shinny, farkled, fancy even, the pride of the fleet of adventure bikes (A KTM 990 was unable to come due to work commitments). As we reached Thakek, not one of us thought twice about going up against this legend..we were absolutely determined to take it on and survive to tell the tale... And so, the story between man and his machine against the perfectly engineered trails used in the Vietnam War begins....
Welcome to Laos boys, it was great seeing you rock up.
We took a gamble to enter via Frienship Bridge III of Nakhon Phanom - Thakek crossing after being denied at Muen Nguen. Long story there. The officials gave the go ahead but had a change of heart. Staying away from Huay Kon in the meantime till the situations is clearer.
At FBIII was a different story, they turned us away politely and suggested we load our bikes on a pick up. In the meantime, he called up his boss to seek clearance for us. With a stroke of luck, we were given the go ahead but we need to move quickly. All done in 10 minutes.
ast forward to day one..all hell was breaking loose...we were questioning our sanity of being there in the first place.....There was absolutely no way we could have bashed through hundreds of kilometres of trails with our imaginary route. At this juncture, i would like to introduce the fifth rider who we are ever thankful for joining us. A little humble Lifan (China made motorcycle 200cc - rider named Chris). Chris and his Lifan remind me of Disney movies, the king's soldiers in the dark forest on a noble quest guided by magical wisps and nymphs. We were the dumb soldiers; Chris was that magical wisps...guiding us along the relentless paths.. Ever so nimble, he is always in front of us, showing us the trail and helping us when needed..(Plus there's something about the way when he says doesn't worry that makes it a bit comforting for us... Lols... What he actually meant was there were just 12 more rivers to cross with chest deep waters!)
There only little rivers.....
The battle between man and his machine with the legendary trails over the following 4days was epic. The first for these kinds of bikes in South East Asia. When trails proved too technical for the bikes, all 5 huffed and puffed to push and provide leverage and support. When rivers proved too mighty to cross, we combined our strength (literally) and use it to link the the bikes across. When darkness falls and the last remaining lights in the sky disappear, we relied on each other's tail lights and feed on each other's perseverance to get out of the trails. When we got separated and lost in the trails, not one man blamed the other; instead we ride harder and searched further. When one man fall, four will come to his aid; one to pick him, another to pick his morale and two others to muscle the bike up. We shall leave no man or bike behind, there will be no casualties on the HCMT. We may take all day and night but we will get out together.
This was a very difficult ride at night as the group kept getting split up and it was essential we all stayed together, the radios that the boys had carried along would serve us well. "Singapore Singapore" was the call sign and when the radio crackled back it felt great....we are still together..We also broke some new trails that night which in the day light would have been great, but at night we had no time to enjoy the discovery.
As I write this tale of ours, our bikes and us have survived the HCMT in one piece. Even though we covered the major routes, we barely scratched the surface of the 6000km long network of trails. The HCMT did not let us go easily. We left the trail with bruises on our arms and duct tapes and cable ties on our bikes. Each battle scar, a worthy story of their own. Even though over time, our bodies will heal and the bikes will be replaced, we want to let it be known that 4 beasts and a China made bike called Lifan (they say it won't make it past the showroom) have survived the HCMT despite all the naysayers.
It is never about the bike make or model, it has always been the Rider that makes the story. For those brief intense moments, we called the Ho Chi Minh trail our own and this was our story.
Rider verdict:
Lifan - not a single fall or damage - full marks 10/10
GSA - made the mistake of hitting the trails with full 33l tank. Damaged panniers. Nearly sunk the boat during river crossing.
GS - Rider had super long legs. Can waddle out of sticky situations easily. Bottomed out forks. Hates soft sand trails
S10- Nearly became part of the river bank. Sank the boat completely. Rider was a survivor. Suggested camping out when it was dark and we were still in the trails with some 30km to go.. We got no tent and he got no sleeping bags
Triumph Explorer- Battle harden rider let down by his panniers. It did a huge full slow motion flip some 5 meters away when he bottomed out in a huge rut. He also claim he had the least no of falls among the beasts in the trails...
Battle damage and flying panniers with beautiful LED's at night, looked like a space ship.
Epic moment 1 - when we saw the ford that we were crossing was flooded waist deep. That means we either take the boat across or heave the almost 300kg bikes across. Wait where did Chris go... Oh he's already on the other side....
Epic moment 2 - When the S10 was firmly on the boat and we were about to leave the river bank and the boat starts taking in water.... The boatman frantically asked us to reverse the S10... We thought he was kidding... When we realised he wasn't and we were finding the reverse gear on the S10, the boat sank completely (hull touching the river bed 2 meters from the river bank). The S10 exhaust was barely above water. From there, we had to manhandle the 300kg machine out of the water and than get it back onto the dry bank.
Sunk! I was on the other bank laughing my head off 123 heave.....magical moment.
Epic moment 3 - The boatman smacks his head and bans all our bikes on his boat.
To heavy
Epic moment 4 - When the boatman strips his pants down.
No trousers.
And the relief on everyone's face when all bikes got to the other side.
Made it
The deepest and longest (about 40m) river that I have ever rode my bike across. Looking easy and good when suddenly the water resistance overcame my bike (should have opened more) and I dropped my bike to the left. Chris nearly dropped his camera as he helped me lift the bike up. For the next 15 mins it would not start and we were going SHITE!!!!!...... word cannot describe our joy when the engine stuttered back to life with river water coming out of the exhaust… phew.. too close a call….
Check out the bow wave..
The bike just stopped dead an toppled over right in-front of me, we got it picked up in seconds but it would not start, we could not push it out we were stuck...plan b...she fired up and we got her up the slope which was no easy task.
What a ride guys.
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Opinion: Away from Design Indaba, South Africa's graphics tell a tense story
This week fresh from his trip to South Africa for Design Indaba, illustrator and LCC Dean of Design Lawrence Zeegen tells us where he found the country's real graphic vernacular. As always, you can add your thoughts using the thread below…
I had imagined Cape Town in South Africa to be a pretty surreal place to be at the best of times. And this was the worst of times. With Oscar "Bladerunner" Pistorius on a murder charge and the cop on-the-case now off-the-case facing his own string of murder charges and another set of cops filmed dragging a helpless suspect to his death – I was in one unhappy place. But with head held high it was business as usual for Ravi, the man-with-one-name and man-on-a-mission, director of the biggest show in town – Design Indaba.
Ravi has built an empire from scratch, beginning in 1995 with a couple of hundred attendees in a back street venue arriving in 2013 as the biggest design event in the southern hemisphere. This is design event as rock 'n' roll, as rodeo and circus, riding into town to blaze a trail of glory. Design Indaba is international design conference, expo, education forum, live music event and much more – speakers are flown in from across the planet and delegates skip time zones and date lines to attend. This is the Oscars, excuse the pun, of the design world.
It's three full-on days of the biggest names in design showbiz taking to the stage to delight and entertain the huge auditorium of expectant creatives. Day one was topped and tailed by Paula Scher and John Maeda, day two kicked off with Steven Heller and kicked out with Daan Roosegaarde and the final day saw Christoph Niemann and David Adjaye rock in before Sir John Hegarty rocked out. And somehow in between this glittering array of stars there was time to squeeze in Seymour Chwast, Marion Bantjes, Alexander Chen… the list goes on…
"This is design event as rock 'n' roll, as rodeo and circus, riding into town to blaze a trail of glory."
Lawrence Zeegen
But beyond Design Indaba and its communication design overload, it was during the journeys back and forth between hotel and convention centre that I began a search for Cape Town's own graphic visual signature. Would it be the hand-rendered lettering adorning African tourist gifts or the home-grown branding of independent coffee houses, restaurants and bars? Where would I find the city's graphic heartbeat I wondered?
Seemingly unnoticed by the locals, but staring me right in the face, was a constant and significant reminder of just where I was in the world. All over town on walls and fences, doors and gates was the reminder of city in siege – WARNING! LIVE WIRE, UNTOUCHABLE, ARMED RESPONSE! DANGER! SPIKED ELECTRIC FENCE WARNING, MONITORED AND PATROLLED! Security signage; direct and to the point; promoting a life-style choice for the city's gated communities. Here, away from the visual noise of Design Indaba, was the true graphic language of Cape Town – bold, uncomplicated, warnings of a city on the edge.


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The UK will sequence 100,000 genomes to better understand cancer & other diseases July 15, 2014 at 11:20 am
In a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), genetics company Illumina revealed that it is partnering with the UK government to sequence 100,000 genomes by 2017. This initiative is focused on gathering data on patients with cancer and rare diseases, and will help researchers better understand the genetic component of human illnesses. While the final budget hasn't been settled on quite yet, it could end up costing UK taxpayers upwards of $200,000,000 just to sequence the patients' DNA.
Fee to pay: UK law comes down on EA's Dungeon Keeper cash shop July 2, 2014 at 4:27 pm
When EA released a free-to-play Dungeon Keeper title on iOS and Android last year, there was substantial backlash from the gaming community. Now, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in the UK has ruled that EA cannot market Dungeon Keeper as a free game.
Eugene Goostman becomes the first AI to pass the Turing Test, convincing judges that he's a 13-year-old boy June 9, 2014 at 9:28 am
64 years after the father of computer science, Alan Turing, proposed a method of testing whether a machine has obtained human-level intelligence, a 13-year-old AI boy called Eugene Goostman has finally become the first artificial intelligence to pass the Turing Test. Don't worry, though, sentient computers aren't about to take over the world: The Turing Test is actually rather flawed, and doesn't really measure an AI's capability for intelligent thought.
The UK will be the first to break even with fusion power, leading us towards a future of clean, infinite energy April 24, 2014 at 1:27 pm
The world's best fusion reactor, situated in the heart of the merry, Hobbit-inspiring motherland of Oxfordshire in England, will soon attempt to become the first fusion power experiment to surpass the mythical "break-even" point. This experiment, known as the Joint European Torus (JET), has held the world record for fusion reactor efficiency since 1997 despite the USA's recent laser-based fusion experiments at the National Ignition Facility. If JET can reach break-even point, there's a very good chance that the massive ITER reactor currently being built in France will be able to obtain the holy grail of everlasting green power generation: self-sustaining fusion.
British government under fire for upload of millions of medical records March 5, 2014 at 6:44 am
Allegations of inappropriate use of data have slammed into the NHS and PA Consulting in the UK after a company PDF claims to have uploaded an entire database of patient information to Google servers.
GCHQ, NSA secretly collected webcam images from millions of Yahoo users February 28, 2014 at 7:15 am
A newly released Snowden doc shows that GCHQ collects millions of webcam conversations in America and elsewhere — with help from NSA
The UK's Taranis stealth drone showcases the scary future of 'riskless' warfare February 12, 2014 at 10:48 am
A new British combat drone brings stealth and extreme precision together with the advantages of unmanned systems to create a world-leading piece of military technology.
Xbox Fun: Xbox One to get massive price cut, 1TB hard drive, report says January 31, 2014 at 3:13 pm
So, what does Microsoft have up its sleeve for the Xbox One? Will we see a bigger hard drive, or maybe a cheaper disc-free model? With the PS4 taking the early lead in sales, Microsoft is definitely going to need to react in some way, especially considering the PS4 is set for a mammoth release next month in its home country of Japan. Thanks to a huge dump of leaked information, we might already know what to expect out of Redmond in 2014.
British scientists want to resurrect SETI in the UK July 8, 2013 at 3:11 pm
A new UK version of SETI is campaigning for government funding to bring alien-hunting back to a national agenda.
New Raspberry Pi Model A launches in Europe for only $25 February 4, 2013 at 2:04 pm
From rapid prototyping by engineers to students tinkering with their first electronics project, the $35 Raspberry Pi Model B has been an unqualified success. The smaller, more efficient, and stripped down Model A is now available for European audiences for $25. The rest of the world will be able to get their hands on it soon enough, but that's not the only thing happening in the world of Raspberry Pi.


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Piuze showed me his 2012 Chablis Bougros after the superb corresponding Blanchots with apologies for the challenge that might pose, but believing that it respected the character of the two wines, and indeed this one is both rich and assertive. Geranium and snapped green twig pungently challenge me from the glass, and despite its modest 12.5% alcohol this exhibits breath and a certain sense of gravity uncommon in the context of the Piuze 2012 collection, while at the same time preserving fascinating, tart-edged juiciness of salt-tinged lime and green tomato. It finishes with impressive sheer persistence if not finesse or mystery...Plan to enjoy this Bougros by 2020.
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Meaning and name origin
Noelene \no(e)-le-ne\ as a girl's name is of Old French origin, and the meaning of Noelene is "Christmas". Noelene is a variant of Noelle (Old French): feminine of Noel.
Noelene has 5 variant forms: Noeleen, Noeline, Noelleen, Noelynn, Noweleen.
Noelene is not a popular first name for females and an equally uncommon surname or last name for all people (2000 U.S. Census).
Displayed below is a comparison of the popularity of the girl name Noelene and its variant forms. The only popular variation form ranked in the Top 1000/100 is Noelle (#251). (2014 statistics).
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Noelene is also pronounced similarly to Nellene, Nolen and Nolene. Other suggested similar baby names are Noelani and Roelene. Like Noelene, these names are not commonly used.


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Words on wheels: Children's literature gets jump start from traveling library program
The 4-year-olds hustled up the bus steps and into a wheeled library with rows of books about quirky kids, talking monkeys and hungry lions.
This fantastic world with one foot in reality and another in fantasy captivated the children for 30 minutes, but officials hope the exposure will have long-lasting implications for learning.
The Words on Wheels Book Wagon is in full swing this month, with 20 visits completed and five more left throughout the First Regional Library's five-county system.
Busy Bodies Inc., a preschool in Southaven, was the site of Thursday's visit.
Officials hope to promote early literacy among children with the mobile library and to provide access to books, to "bring the library to them," said Victoria Penny, the library's early childhood coordinator and the bus driver.
Penny got an endorsement on her license just to be able to drive the bus, which originally found its way to Mississippi as a gift from the Allegany County Library System in Maryland to provide temporary library services to Hurricane Katrina victims. Last year, the bus was given to First Regional.
The library system has not operated a mobile library since possibly the 1970s.
The new Words on Wheels bus was filled with 500 or more books suited for preschoolers. On Thursday, the kids at Busy Bodies could not keep their hands off them.
Full of energy, they grasped books and then settled into seats at the base of the book shelves and focused their attention on Penny. She read four books, including "If You're Happy and You Know It."
It was participatory reading. Penny stopped from time to time to ask the children to mimic the characters in the book, including a hyena, snake and monkey.
"Can you scratch your fur like the monkey?" Penny asked. The children curved their arms and scratched their sides.
Reading "Pierre, a Cautionary Tale," Penny told the kids to repeat the character's words, "I don't care," when she pointed to them. They did so several times with great delight and increasing volume.
The apathetic boy Pierre, after being eaten by a lion and then rescued from its belly, decided he did indeed care.
"When your parents tell you to do something," Penny said, "don't tell them, 'I don't care.' The moral is 'care.'"
The last book was "Hug." One of the 4-year-old boys informed Penny: "That's a word! That's a word!"
That gives Penny a lot of satisfaction, to be a part of a child's early steps toward reading.
"They're starting to connect," she said.
To apply for a Words on Wheels visit, contact Penny at (662) 429-4439.
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VIA could jump back into the CPU game with its next-gen Isaiah chip
If new reports are to be believed, VIA is working on the next-generation version of its x86-based CPU architecture, Isaiah. The company's last try at the x86 CPU game was back in 2006, but the latest version looks like it'll be released in just a few weeks time.
German site 3DCenter is reporting on some of the performance comparisons with other low-power chips, such as AMD's Kabini APU which has a 25W TDP, and a mobile Bay Trail processor from Intel. Isaiah II looks like it can keep its own, but we don't know how genuine these benchmarks are, if they are genuine at all. Centaur is the name of VIA's CPU division, with its website teasing an upcoming refresh which will happen on September 1. This could be the date when we learn about the new CPU, so we'll be keeping our eyes open.
We can also confirm hearing stories from certain VIA employees at Computex that its next-gen CPU may end up being able to compete with Intel Core i5 level parts at low power consuming levels.
Intel to make Panasonic's next-gen 14nm-based SoCs
Intel has announced a new manufacturing agreement with Panasonic, which will see the chipmaker producing Panasonic's next-generation system-on-chips (SoCs) using a 14nm low-power manufacturing process.
The upcoming SoCs from Panasonic will be powering audio visual-based equipment markets such as TVs, Blu-ray players, media players and more. The next-generation chips will offer higher levels of performance and viewing experiences according to the company, with the 14nm process paving the way for very advanced chips with very low power requirements.
Yoshifumi Okamoto, the Director of Panasonic's SLSI Business Division said: "Intel's 14nm Tri-Gate process technology is very important to develop the next-generation SoCs. We will deliver highly improved performance and power advantages with next-generation SoCs by leveraging Intel's 14nm Tri-Gate process technology through our collaboration".
Continue reading 'Intel to make Panasonic's next-gen 14nm-based SoCs' (full post)
AMD launches quad-core based A10-7800 Kaveri APU
AMD launched its newest FM2+ socket based processor based on 28nm Kaveri architecture 'A10-7800' Accelerated Processing Unit (APU). The latest APU uses four Steamroller cores with TDP rated at 65W.
Unlike the A10-7700K and A10-7850K, this APU does not feature unlocked cores and therefore you cannot overclock it. The base clock speed is locked at 3.5GHz with TurboCore bumping it up to 3.9 GHz. The APU supports DDR3 memory up to 1866MHz frequency. On the graphic side, it features R7 series GPU core with 720MHz base clock and 512 GCN cores. This will support Mantle API and DirectX 11.2.
According to another report, A10-7800 APU is a part of the second release of AMD Kaveri APUs. A4-7300 and A6-7400K is also available for pre-order. A10-7800 is listed in US retail stores for $150, which sets itself against Core i3 Haswell processor lineups.
UPDATE - AMD contacted us with the following information. The price listed above is speculation only. AMD also positions the A10 against Intel Core i5 based processors (not i3) on comparable PCMark8 performance and significantly better 3DMark scores.
Russia to use local CPUs in its government PCs, ditches US-made chips
The Russian Industry and Trade Ministry has announced plans to replace the US-made processors from companies like Intel and AMD, with its own x86-based processors. These new processors will run on a new Linux-based system, with a CPU built-in Russia called Baikal.
Baikal is being made by an electronics division of T-Platforms, a supercomputer maker, and looks to have some serious funding being pumped into it. Rosnano, a technology firm, and Rostec, a rather large defense contractor, are both chipping into the project. The first processors off the production line will feature an ARM Cortex A-57 at 2GHz, and will run both PCs and servers.
Each and every year, the Russian government reportedly purchases 700,000 PCs which costs around $500 million. On top of this, the government spends a further $300 million acquiring 300,000 servers per year. The new Baikal processors should begin replacing the Intel- and AMD-powered machines starting in early 2015.
The reason behind the change? There are many. With the NSA PRISM and GCHQ stories out there, most would believe its for espionage reasons, but it will also be helping out local companies, instead of overseas interests. On top of that, it will allow the country to better protect its freedoms from the prying, all-seeing eye of the United States.
Experimental 36-core CPU teased, with each core featuring a router
Intel is about to launch its 16-threaded (but 8-core) processor in September, and while that is for consumers, what is being played with behind closed doors in experiments is incredibly exciting - with a new 36-core processor teased by researchers at the International Symposium on Computer Architecture.
Li-Shiuan Peh, the Singapore Research Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, has said that the future of massively multi-core processors will be more like little Internets, where every core packs a router, with data travelling between cores in packets of fixed size. Peh's group unveiled a titanic 36-core processor that features this "network-on-chip" at the event.
Today's processors are connected by a single wire, and feature between 2 and 6 cores, with the multiple cores needing to talk to each other through exclusive access to the bus. But, this way won't work as the core count increases, as the other cores will be waiting for the bus to free up, rather than performing the duties you've set it out to do. With the network-on-chip, each and every CPU core is connected only to those that are directly next to it. Bhavya Daya, an MIT graduate student in electrical engineering and computer science explains: "You can reach your neighbors really quickly. You can also have multiple paths to your destination. So if you're going way across, rather than having one congested path, you could have multiple ones".
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Intel teases next-gen Xeon Phi chips, uses Hybrid Memory Cube tech
After watching season three of Game of Thrones, Intel's Knights Landing just reads and sounds like Kings Landing... but, onto the news. Intel has just announced its next-gen Xeon Phi chips, codenamed Knights Landing, at the International Supercomputing Conference being held in Leipzig, Germany.
The new processors will be capable of delivering close to three times the peak performance power of its predecessor, Knights Corner. The new Xeon Phi CPUs will use a new high-speed fabric technology - Intel's own Omni Scale fabric - that should help with performance, scalability, reliability, power and density requirements to speed up the rate of scientific discovery.
Intel's new Knights Landing processors will use 16GB of stacked memory, something that will be based on Micron's incredibly fast Hybrid Memory Cube technology. This technology is capable of 15x the bandwidth provided by DDR3, and 5x the bandwidth of DDR4, all while being 5x more power efficient, and only requiring 1/3 of the space.
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Intel to launch its next-gen Haswell-E platform in September
Intel will reportedly launch its next-generation high-end desktop (HEDT) processors in mid-September, with the new Haswell-E chips arriving with the new X99 desktop platform too. We should see Intel officially launch its Core i7-5960X, the Core i7-5930K and the Core i7-5820K on the 14th of September.
On the same day, we should expect the chipmaker to launch its new X99 chipset, designed to power the new CPUs. One of the exciting new things about Haswell-E and X99 is that it supports DDR4 RAM, and that the top of the line Core i7-5960X is a 16-theaded CPU (8 cores, 8 HT threads = 16 threads total). The Core i7-5960X will arrive with a base clock of 3GHz, 20MB of L3 cache, support quad-channel DDR4 RAM up to 2133MHz, and will be an unlocked part for overclockers to have some fun with.
AMD wants to see 'several days of battery life' in future PCs
AMD has quite the claim for the future, where the chipmaker wants to see the power efficiency in mainstream processors increased by 25x, with a goal of 2020 to reach this point. The company wants to see laptops and other devices with "several days of battery life" according to AMD Researcher Sam Naffziger.
Naffziger says that larger gains for the world are capable with more power efficiency in its processors, noting that there are over 3 billion PCs in the world that consume 1% of the entire power output of the planet, with 20 million servers consuming another 1.5%. Naffziger also said that power management is improving so quickly that soon a CPU will be capable of shifting into low-power between user keystrokes, or between frames in a video.
This concept, is something called "race to idle" which turns off portions of the processor rapidly, or as quick as possible following a processor-intensive job. Mark Papermaster, AMD's Chief Technology Officer says that this is a big move away from the process-based improvements that we have been seeing until now, something that makes up the framework of Moore's Law. Papermaster says that power management and efficiency improvements are "going to have a big impact on the industry".
Papermaster continued: "Through APU architectural enhancements and intelligent power efficient techniques, our customers can expect to see us dramatically improve the energy efficiency of our processors during the next several years. Setting a goal to improve the energy efficiency of our processors 25 times by 2020 is a measure of our commitment and confidence in our approach".
Intel Core i7 4790K 'Devil's Canyon' CPU already pushed to 7GHz
Nick Shih, legendary overclocker who now works with ASRock, has just posted on his wall a CPU-Z screenshot validating one of the biggest overclocks I've seen in quite sometime: an Intel Core i7-4790K CPU clocked at an incredible 7GHz, or 7003.38 MHz.
Shih used the ASRock Z97 OC Formula motherboard to get there, and a huge 1.792V on the CPU to reach the milestone. The Core i7-4790K used was an Engineering Sample (like most for these overclocks) with two cores disabled. But still, 7GHz! Wow.
The picture above is what Shih is working with, just as a teaser. Shih has even teased that 7.2GHz "is coming" - we await your overclocking skills, Nick!
ASRock Shows X99 Extreme4 and Extreme6 - DDR4 and Ultra M.2 Support
Computex 2014 - In typical Computex fashion, embargos-be-damned! At the show we saw a handful of X99 boards behind closed doors but a few brave decision makers publicly displayed the upcoming chipset in bold fashion.
ASRock had two boards on display, Extreme4 and Extreme6. Both utilize new technology standards designed to decrease system latency while optimizing power consumption and increasing the user experience.
First up is the Extreme6. As you can see the board doesn't have a heat sink on the PCH but the company has some time left to iron out the details as this chipset shouildn't hit the market till later this year.
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In NFL-cable fight, legislators should stay on the sidelines
The Texas Legislature only meets every two years which at the moment ought to be considered a blessing. If the Legislature stayed in session, or convened more frequently, legislators might be tempted to insert themselves into the ongoing fight between pro football owners and giant cable companies, a place they don't need to be.
In Texas, football isn't a religion, but close enough so that there's lot of praying on a Sunday when the Cowboys are trailing an opponent, as they were this past Sunday against the Detroit Lions. Watching the Cowboys, or the Houston Texans, on television is considered so much a right by some fans that they probably believe it's written somewhere into the state constitution. That's why the removal of some games, most particularly some Cowboy games, from the regular lineup of broadcast games to the network controlled by the National Football League, which is accessible only to a third of the nation's viewers, has caused much consternation.
Seeking to leverage the fans' ire on their own behalf, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and league commissioner Roger Goodell went to Austin this week to try to get legislators to line up on their side of the ball in their match against big cable companies. As Jones and Goodell would have it, it's the cable companies who are keeping the innocent fan from seeing the games. Never mind that the league created the satellite network for its own profit and set aside some key late season games for its own creation.
"This is about fans and consumers having access to the programming they want, Goodell told a House panel this week.
Well, not exactly. The NFL is big business, as is Time Warner, the biggest cable company in the state, and they are at loggerheads over who gets to pry a few more bucks out of the fans' collective pocket. The cable company wants to put the football channel on a premium tier where it can extract a surcharge. The NFl wants cable to put it on their basic tier, accessible to all customers, for a charge of 60 to 70 cents a month, giving the channel much more exposure, a decided benefit to the league.
Both companies have a right to make the best business deal for themselves. Legislators have no business picking winners in a fight where the general public's interest is all but negligible. The billionaire owners of the NFL and the mammoth cable companies are well able to protect their own interests, and abuse the common fans, without any help from Texas legislators.
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Jim was born on October 14, 1920, in Charleston, Missouri, south of St. Louis and near where the Ohio River intersects the Mississippi River. He spent his early years in Tonganoxie, Kansas, and Little Rock, Arkansas. As a young boy Jim was very fond of watching baseball games and was fascinated by all aspects of trains and railroads; these were pastimes that stayed with him throughout his life. He was very active in scouting and became an Eagle Scout before his 16th birthday.
At age 18, Jim entered the Citadel, in South Carolina, in the tradition of his father. In 1940 he transferred to the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he received a B.S. in chemical engineering in 1942. After graduation he joined the Monsanto Chemical Company as a junior engineer in St. Louis. Later he had assignments in Karnack and Texas City, Texas. During World War II he was vitally involved with the government's high-explosives and synthetic rubber programs.
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