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The invention is intended to perform the method of individual treatment and purification of each portion of vodka poured from a bottle prior to consumption thereof bythe consumer himself and can be implemented in the distillery industry for treatment and purification of bottled vodka. There exists a device for treating and purifying a liquid product (see U.S. Pat. No. 6,193,886 dated 27 Feb. 2001), which contains a cartridge consisting of a body connectable with the neck of an elastic bottle and a filter located therein, afeeder with a release valve. The imperfection of the existing device is in its low efficiency in purification of the product, caused by the irregularity of purification, since different amounts of liquid pass through different volumes of the filtering material, as well asby an irrational use of the cross section of the neck of the bottle. The technical result intended to be achieved by the invention is in elimination of the said imperfection. The abovementioned result is achieved by the following: the device for treatment and purification of a liquid product, containing a cartridge which, in turn, consists of the body connectable with the neck of an elastic bottle with the centralair feeder, the filter located therein and an encapsulating element with a release valve, the filter is fixed on the internal surface of the body, and the release valve is fixed on the air feeder in the area of its outgoing orifice. The filter may beformed by the sequentially placed filtering materials of rough filtering, sorbing agent or a mixture thereof and the fine filtering material. The outgoing orifice of the body may contain a spreader. The connection of the body with the neck of thebottle may be performed with a lock which prevents the cartridge from disengaging of the neck of the bottle. The device can be equipped with a decorative cap to be screwed onto the body. The essence of the invention is illustrated by thedrawings. The drawing 1 shows the device
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They'll get a $190,000 guarantee from NDSU in a straight one-year contract. The Bison now have 11 games scheduled and it appears both athletic director Gene Taylor and head coach Chris Klieman are on board in finding a 12th game."I think so because we're going to be a younger team," Klieman said. "You look at our roster and we have a bunch of seniors and a bunch of younger guys, we're young at quarterback and defensive tackles, and I think that would help us."Taylor said a 12th game most likely will be a home-and-home contract with an FCS school with the Bison hitting the road first next fall. He said the fact NDSU lost 24 seniors from the unbeaten championship season has more schools willing to play the Bison.NDSU was forced to schedule Division II Ferris State (Mich.) last season because no FCS school would come to Fargo."We've taken some calls from a couple of schools that wouldn't play us the last couple of years," Taylor said.Incarnate Word finished 6-5 last season, but its schedule was sprinkled with non-FCS foes. It won't have that luxury next season as a Division I counter."They needed to ramp up their schedule," Taylor said.Roehl expected to return to NDSU as assistant.Klieman said he's hoping to finalize his coaching staff this week with the hiring of three assistants. One of those will be former Bison standout and current Moorhead High assistant Tyler Roehl, who will coach the fullbacks and tight ends.Neither Klieman nor Roehl could publically talk about the position until the university hiring process is completed."I'm hoping by Wednesday," Klieman said.Minnesota State-Mankato assistant Joe Klanderman appears to be in the mix for the defensive backs position, according to one coaching website. The other NDSU opening is the wide receivers coach.Roehl finished his Bison career in 2008 and signed a free agent contract with the Seattle Seahawks. He spent the 2011 season as a Bison assistant.


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Understanding Hyper-Threading
In an SMT system, a single physical processor duplicates some of the on-chip architectural state, allowing the processor core to make greater use of available resources. The second architectural state holds another thread context, allowing the processor to more completely use its resources when an active thread encounters some type of latency.
For example, when a processor encounters a cache miss, there is a slice of time that is normally wasted while the processor makes a long-latency read from main memory. In this brief slice of time, the vast majority of the processor's resources sit idle, while the processor reports itself as busy to the operating system. In an SMT system, the processor will use an on-board thread scheduler to immediately execute the second on-chip thread context's instructions, making use of otherwise wasted cycles.
Figure 1 illustrates the basic architecture of an SMT processor. Most of the processor's resources, such as the cache and the computational units, are shared between the two on-chip thread contexts.
SMT does incur some overhead. When two threads contend for the same processor resources, it is the responsibility of the on-chip thread scheduler to interleave the two active threads. For this reason, in certain situations a non-HT processor will outperform an HT processor. The net effect however is an overall improvement in performance for multi-threaded applications running on HT-enabled systems.
HT-Enabled Systems
From a hardware perspective, three subsystems must work together to enable HT: the processor, the chipset, and the BIOS.
Currently, all members of Intel's Xeon processor family support HT. Xeon here is not to be confused with PIII Xeon. When Intel converted the Xeon's architecture to the P4 core, it dropped the Pentium designation, calling the new processors simply Xeon.
Xeons currently come in three flavors: Xeon, Xeon DP, and Xeon MP. All recent versions of these processors will support HT. Some older Xeon and Xeon DP processors, commonly characterized by a smaller 256 Kb L2 cache, do not support HT. If you are purchasing a used Xeon system or used Xeon processors, be sure to confirm that they support HT.
In early 2003, Intel released the 3.06GHz P4 on 0.13 micron technology. This new P4 supports HT, and signals the introduction of HT to desktop systems. Look for Intel to continue to support HT on all of its subsequent P4 releases.
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The Basic Input/Output System, or BIOS, allows a user to set parameters affecting system hardware, before the system boots to an operating system. As such, the BIOS is generally tightly coupled to the chipset on which it is installed. In a BIOS that supports HT, the user will have an option to enable/disable HT support on the processor/chipset. With HT enabled on the system, the BIOS presents each physical processor to the operating system as a pair of logical processors. From that point, it is the responsibility of the operating system to make intelligent use of the additional hardware resources.
Linux Support for Hyper-Threading
Given a processor/chipset/BIOS combination that supports HT, the operating system also needs to support the feature. SMT introduces many nuances that affect thread scheduler performance. The first Linux kernel with explicit support for HT was 2.4.18. Since then the 2.5.x kernel's thread scheduler has incorporated numerous enhancements that will further increase performance on HT-enabled systems.
Next, we'll look at HT support in the 2.4 and 2.5(2.6) series kernels.
Hyper-Threading in the 2.4.18+Linux Kernel
The current stable Linux kernel branch is 2.4.x, initially released in January 2001. The 2.4 kernel has since undergone extensive patching, initially for critical bug fixes, later for feature enhancements and support for new hardware.
Because the BIOS will present even a single HT-enabled processor to the OS as two logical processors, all HT configurations should use SMP (Symmetric Multi-Processing) kernels. Pre-2.4.18 SMP kernels may recognize two processors in an HT configuration; however, the scheduler is completely unaware of the logical/physical processor differentiation. The 2.4.18 patch release added some features to the stock scheduler to make it behave better with HT hardware. A 2.4.18+ kernel is strongly recommended for HT configurations.
Enabling Hyper-Threading in a 2.4 system
Given an HT-enabled hardware configuration, use the following steps to enable HT in a 2.4 kernel:
1. First, confirm that your kernel is version 2.4.18 or later, with SMP support. There are many ways to do this, the easiest is to execute the "uname -a" command in a shell. For Red Hat users, Red Hat 7.3 was the first distribution release to support HT, incorporating a 2.4.18 kernel. If you are using another distribution, check the kernel version before attempting to use HT.
2. Next, modify your bootloader (grub or lilo), adding the following parameter to any other boot parameters currently necessary for your system:
It would be wise to add this as a different boot configuration so that you can boot HT or non-HT. (To create an explicitly non-HT configuration, add the 'noht' boot flag.)
3. Finally, reboot the system. Before it restarts, enter the BIOS setup program. Under the processor options you will be able to enable or disable HT. Enable HT, and boot to the 2.4.18 or later SMP kernel with the additional parameters.
Once you have successfully booted the HT configuration, run top. If HT is properly configured, you should see twice as many CPU states as you have physical processors (two virtual CPUs per physical CPU).
Figure 2 is an example of top running on a Red Hat 7.3 system (2.4.18) with two physical Xeons and HT fully enabled. Note the CPU states 0-4, indicating the four logical processors.
Hyper-Threading on 2.4.18+Thread Scheduler
Performance testing multithreaded benchmarks under the 2.4 kernel series still shows some wide scatter in the data. This is because the scheduler still cannot make intelligent choices regarding logical/physical processors in many situations. Under some conditions, 2.4 will still schedule two active threads on the same physical CPU, causing performance degradation. This condition is often random, causing data points from multithreaded benchmarks to vary considerably. "Full" HT scheduler support was not incorporated into the kernel until 2.5.32.
Hyper-Threading in the 2.5.xLinux Kernel
As is standard in Linux kernel versioning, the 2.5.x versions of the kernel are the development branch that will become the 2.6.x stable releases. The 2.5.x kernel added a number of features to its thread scheduler that should extend the performance improvements of HT even further.
2.5.x Thread Scheduler Improvements
A scheduler patch in 2.5.32 introduced the concept of a shared runqueue. The shared runqueue allows two (logical) CPUs, which share resources like cache, to have a scheduler parallel known as a shared runqueue. The shared runqueue may have many applications, but the initial implementation was created specifically with HT in mind. This new concept optimizes the kernel thread scheduler for HT in the following ways:
- HT-aware passive load balancing: This feature addresses the physical CPU imbalance problem - one physical CPU may be running two active threads, while a second physical CPU sits idle. Passive load balancing will attempt to schedule new active threads on an idle physical processor.
- HT-aware active load balancing: Active load balancing also addresses the physical CPU imbalance problem, this time for currently active threads. If three threads are running on three logical CPUs, and one thread goes idle freeing a physical processor, the scheduler will migrate an active thread from the physical processor running two threads to a physical processor running none.
- Thread affinity: Thread affinity is important in SMP as well as SMT systems. Processors use cache memory to hold data and instructions that the processor is using at the moment. By attempting to keep threads scheduled on the same processor, the efficiency of the cache is greatly increased. Moving a thread between physical processors requires the processor to repopulate its cache from main memory, causing performance degradation.
In an SMT system, because the logical processors share cache, the thread scheduler need only attempt to keep threads attached to a physical processor. The scheduler is free to move threads between adjacent logical processors with no performance degradation due to a stale cache.
- HT-aware task pickup: This will allow the scheduler to pick up tasks on a per-physical CPU basis, rather than per-logical CPU basis. Task pickup is related to thread affinity above.
- HT-aware wakeup: This allows threads that were woken up on active logical processors with an idle sibling to be woken up on the sibling processor. (As you might imagine, sibling processors are adjacent logical processors.)
These features work together in the 2.5.32+ kernel to make more efficient use of the new hardware features of HT systems. In addition, the kernel performs in a more consistent manner by continually making optimal use of the processors. The 2.4.18 kernel still performs better as a whole on an HT system, however, it does so in a less predictable manner.
Performance Gains Using Hyper-Threading
OK, you've built a Xeon-based HT system. What kind of performance improvement can be expected? Which applications will benefit from HT, and which will suffer?
Needless to say, HT is targeted at heavily threaded applications. Single-threaded, compute-intensive applications will see minimal performance enhancements. It should be noted, however, that nearly all modern desktop and server systems make extensive use of threads. Server applications generally process socket IO on a thread-per-socket basis. Desktop applications under X Windows will often be processing socket or disk io, X calls, and the application code in parallel.
To date, performance benchmarks for HT systems have focused on server-side systems. This should not be surprising; Intel only recently released HT on a desktop-focused processor (the recent P4). A Web search will quickly find many papers from the past year detailing performance of HT systems.
A recent IBM white paper by Duc Vianney ran several benchmarks both with and without HT enabled on 2.4 and 2.5 kernels. Vianney's work showed a slight performance degradation of single-threaded processes with HT enabled, but performance improvement for the 2.4.19 kernel was approximately 30%. With the enhanced scheduler in the 2.5.32 kernel, the same benchmarks showed a 51% improvement.
Data from an upcoming Java Developer's Journal article exploring heavily threaded Java applications on HT systems indicated typical performance gains of 10-15%, with some tests indicating gains of up to 75% running Java 1.4 on a 2.4.18 HT system.
SMT is here to stay. As processors become more sophisticated, the raw speed of the processor will become even less of a factor in overall system performance due to added features like HT. Some have speculated that SMT and related technologies will spell the end of the megahertz wars.
As with any new hardware technology, software is catching up. Subsequent Linux kernel releases will make more sophisticated use of the available hardware features. Over time, Linux support for HT will mature, resulting in further performance gains.
The Linux community is waiting with bated breath for Linus and crew to tackle the final bugs in 2.5.x, and release the 2.6 Linux kernel. After a stabilization period (which could be significant), major distributions will migrate to the 2.6 kernel. All the while, HT-enabled hardware will be finding its way into enterprise server racks. When the 2.6-enabled distributions hit this hardware, server-side performance will measurably increase, with no hardware investment whatsoever.
Hyper-Threading technology specifically targets performance gains on heavily threaded applications. These applications are most commonly found in enterprise server platforms - application servers, Web servers, Web services platforms, and Java-based systems. Dell, HP (Compaq), and IBM are all putting forth powerful Xeon-based systems with 2-16 processors running Linux. If HT can improve performance by a conservative 25% in heavily threaded server applications, there's an even stronger case for Linux servers over major Unix platforms for data center use on a cost/performance basis.
Hyper-Threading technology promises to make the Intel/Linux combination even more attractive to IT managers and systems architects looking to upgrade their enterprise software platforms.
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It's been some time now, and the Hives, the Vines and others of their ilk have to be growing stale in the ears of the powers-that-be at MTV2 by now. Something must fill that gap. Enter Hot Hot Heat (in current terms: a more optimistic Clinic, replete with keyboard-y backbone and succinctness) and its cadre of new wave-aping cohorts. Their synthed-up staccato panache lends a more driving, catchy brand of new wave than, say, the gloomy electro flavorings of Ladytron, and though it's ultimately a little frustrating that the band fails to foster any true diversity in its sound, its first album, Make Up With the Breakdown, is almost too short--and full of potential singles--to actually notice. Much of the mixing was done by Death Cab for Cutie's Chris Walla, and Hot Hot Heat has a studied tightness very similar to that of Walla's band. On "Oh, Goddamnit," the disc's purest rush of pop to the head, their odd lyrics and predilection for jittery "Come on Eileen" rhythms merge most successfully, as singer Steve Bays lends his overdramatic quaver to intoxicating streams of words: "Antioxidants have got me causing accidents because my wine is spiked with pomegranate." Indeed.
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Newspaper reports of the Pistorius trial, haunted by the "red-eyed stare" of the victim's mother, drew parallels with the great Victorian show trials. One of the most sensational of the genre provides Colquhoun with a sequel to Mr Briggs' Hat, her brilliant unpicking of a railway murder in 1864.
A quarter of a century later, the appearance of an American woman in the dock of a Liverpool court gripped the nation. The sex, elegance, middle-class refinement and youth (26) of Florence Maybrick should have weighed in her favour when accused of poisoning her husband James (50) but evidence of her infidelity swayed the nation, including Queen Victoria, against her.
Colquhoun notes that the 12 jurymen, mostly farmers, grocers and plumbers, were "charged with determining one of the most complicated toxicological cases of the day". (One local paper bluntly concluded: "The thing's a farce.") The reader too has to tangle with a case in which the hypochondriac victim was addicted to arsenic, his doctors used "20 different irritant medicines" in the week before his death and his wife admitted not only boiling up arsenic-impregnated flypapers in order to make cosmetics but also acceding to her husband's deathbed request for arsenic-laced beef stock. Weirdly, the case proceeded even though the two grams of arsenic found in James's body was "considered by most to be insufficient to cause death"
Enlivened by imaginative detail ('The cold chill of brick seeped into her back"), Colquhoun's lively and perceptive narrative has the reader rooting for the friendless defendant whose two children were whisked away at the start of the trial by James's brother Michael, her main persecutor. Yet there is something cold, unsympathetic and dull about the tightly self-controlled Florence. Even her mother, an adventuress called Baroness von Roques (née Carrie Holbrook), saw her as "a woman of little penetration".
Despite the length and complexity of the trial, tension ratchets up as the book reaches its startling conclusion. The title might have come from a Victorian bestseller and Colquhoun cites fictional parallels from Madame Bovary to Trollope's Can You Forgive Her? Reading the lurid reports churned out by the hacks clustered in court, our forebears were "shuddering with indignation… also entertained and delighted". Their great-great-grandchildren will equally be entranced and troubled.
"I was with him, Sir, the night he was wounded and I found him shot with four bullets." Despite the modern mode of dispatch, the murder on Pall Mall expertly explored by N.A. Pickford occurred 200 years before the Maybrick case. Thomas Thynn was a dissolute spendthrift who contrived a marriage in 1681 to Lady Bette Percy, a 14-year-old widow and the richest heiress in England. Instantly regretting her folly, Lady Bette fled for Holland with the assistance of the flamboyant Count Konigsmark, probably her lover.
Fortunately for Lady Bette, widowhood had delayed consummation of her second marriage. The postponement became permanent when Thynn was plugged in his carriage by two mercenaries and Konigsmark's servant. They were arrested along with Konigsmark. Unlike the hitmen, the nobleman escaped the gallows though he was fingered in the epitaph commissioned for Thynn's gravestone, which implied the involvement of Charles II. But the stone never made it to the grave. Thynn's tomb in Westminster Abbey is marked by a virtually blank slab. Pickford has unearthed a fascinating early example of the modern murder.
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This time a backhand from the low slot by Jamie McBain of the Carolina Hurricanes.
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I loved his non reaction. Like many defensemen I have known over the years, he was probably sitting on the bench thinking "why didn't the goalie stop the puck?". He probably still doesn't know he scored on his own goalie.
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Good shot.
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New York's Favourite Sons make no apologies about being a straight-up rock band. They're older and, perhaps, wiser than most bands just getting around to releasing their debut—but then again, most bands don't have quite the same not-quite-pedigree indie legacy that these guys do. Specifically, vocalist and principal songwriter Ken Griffin led 90s indie band Rollerskate Skinny; the other band members were previously Philadelphia-based band Aspera. Not knowing anything about either of these bands, it's enough to understand that the group's members have all been through the hard slog of starting a band, demoing tunes, recording an album, promoting, performing—the whole thing—at least once before.
Sticking to the universal themes that hang around rock music like a bad smell—love, death, love—Favourite Sons seem to have deliberately circumscribed experimentation for these recognizable rock tropes. Or maybe it's just that Griffin only thinks in these conventional terms. Either way, we're left with music that, while totally competent, sometimes fails to blow the listener away with insight or power. The instrumentation follows this model, too, with guitars that jangle but rarely thunder; with two guitars and a bass, the sound of Favourite Sons could certainly have been more aggressive.
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Instead, we get some interesting Nick Cave-isms, the occasional Strokes reference, and the occasional side-stepping of parody. It's most obviously combined in the title track, where the epic instrumentation, tom-tom percussion and overwrought vocals are one step away from "Wonderboy". But the band neatly avoids this self-parody by putting true feeling out there. As with "The Tall Grass", Nick Cave's morbid baritone informs Griffin's phrasing and feeling; in contrast, the music is much less complex than Cave's, and spins easily back into straight rock-pop.
A trio of strong songs bolster the disc's second half, but it's not enough to firmly establish Favourite Sons as something separate from its web of influences. "Tear The Room Apart" tones down the melodrama for multi-tracked vocals and patent romance; "Round Here" uses big, atmospheric cymbals and a disgusted, downtrodden chorus; and "Hang On, Girl" effectively employs a chugging rock background that could have been an old idea from Is This It, though it never feels derivative.
Favourite Sons are going to have to do something a little more novel, though, to become a favourite band. Their combination of melodrama and power has been done before and by a master of the genre, such that this new band can't hope to match; but they've still got a solid command of the basic elements of writing rock songs. This should stand them in good stead for next time around.
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