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GTC Day Two Keynote: Why Life Is Like a Bowl of Noodles
Stretch a strand of human DNA out to its full length and it's two meters long. Yet all that material ' and the information it carries ' gets balled up inside the nucleus of a single human cell.
That's more than a just remarkable feat of biological origami, explained Erez Lieberman-Aiden in a keynote speech at our GPU Technology Conference.
Lieberman-Aiden, a Harvard fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows, said that the way this material folds up determines how the information carried on a strand of DNA is expressed. When things go right, it generates skin cells, blood cells, and brain cells; when they don't, it can generate cancer cells.
It turns out DNA ' the very stuff of life itself ' is a lot like a block of ramen noodles, Lieberman-Aiden explained. Both uncooked ramen and the DNA inside our cells are folded up into a shape called a fractal globule ' a discovery he and his researchers made with the help of NVIDIA's GPUs.
It's a shape with some remarkable properties, allowing the human body to make use of this very dense ball of instructions.
'This is a ball of yarn with no knotsâ?¦,' he said. 'So, if there is a gene in there that you want to transcribe, you can pull it out, and when you're done you can put it back. The genome's architecture seems optimized to itself be a parallel processor.'
Erez Lieberman-Aiden explains how the structure of DNA inside the nucleus of a cell is like a block of uncooked ramen.
Kind of like a GPU.
That wild cross-disciplinary insight has shaken up the field of genomics ' and it's the kind of thinking that Lieberman-Aiden is known for. A polymath who has made a career out of mixing different disciplines to come up with new insights, Lieberman-Aiden studied math, philosophy and physics as an undergraduate at Princeton; history at Yeshiva University for a master's degree; and math and bioengineering at Harvard and MIT for his PhDs.
Set to join the Baylor College of Medicine, Lieberman-Aiden has used mathematics and the vast quantities of data to discover how verbs regularize over time. He also launched the field of 'culturnomics' ' which applies quantitative techniques to tease trends out of the massive amount of text that has been digitized by Google.
That data crunching helped Lieberman-Aiden and his team figure out the shape DNA takes inside the human nucleus. Lieberman-Aiden compares his approach to the way one can tease out relationships among people by looking at photographs on Facebook.
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People who appear in the same photographs, more often, likely live near one another, for example. And by looking who appears in the same photographs together ' and who does not ' one can get insights into relationships among family and coworkers.
Lieberman-Aiden and his team use a similar technique to tease out relationships between chunks of DNA that may seem far apart, when measured along the length of a strand of DNA, but may actually be quite close to one another when bunched up inside a nucleus.
They chop up the human genome into chunks and then freeze the relationships between those chunks to generate hundreds of millions or even billions of snapshots.
Looking at which chunks of DNA appear near other chunks of DNA is what allowed Lieberman-Aiden to identify the unique shape ' a fractal globule ' that DNA takes within the nucleus of a cell.
Fractal globules make it easy to pull out any strand of DNA.
The challenge: the human genome ' when expressed with the letters C-G-A-T ' is over three billion 'letters' long. And Lieberman-Aiden's technique relies on looking at the hundreds of millions, even billions of 'snapshots' generated by modern DNA sequencing techniques.
Of course, crunching those numbers simply wouldn't be possible without GPUs. The matrices used to examine the relationships are simply too big.
'This is a massive computationâ?¦ it's completely unsolveable by a CPU in a reasonable amount of time,' Lieberman-Aiden said. No so when using GPUs, however. 'On an NVIDIA Telsa GPU it takes about five minutes.'
Funny, that's just about the amount of time it takes to cook a nice bowl of ramen.
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Malt chocolate cheesecake
By Sarah Cook
Cooking timePrep: 45 mins Cook: 10 mins Plus 5 hrs chilling
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 10
This crowd-pleasing dessert is made ahead, so all you have to do on the night is take it out of the fridge and bask in the glory
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 782
- protein
- 9g
- carbs
- 53g
- fat
- 60g
- saturates
- 33g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 46g
- salt
- 1.01g
- 200g malted milk biscuits, crushed to crumbs
- 100g salted butter, melted
- 5 tbsp caster sugar
- 2 x 300g tubs full fat soft cheese (we used Philadelphia; if you use soft or cream cheese from a deli counter the cheesecake might not set)
- 300ml pot double cream
- 300g white chocolate, melted
- 200g bar milk chocolate, melted
- 2 tbsp malt or Horlicks powder
- 37g bag white Maltesers
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- Line base and sides of a deep, 22-23cm loose-bottomed round tin with baking parchment. Mix the biscuits, melted butter and 2 tbsp of the sugar, then press into base. Chill while you make the filling.
- Divide cream cheese and cream evenly between 2 bowls. Add the white chocolate to one, and the milk chocolate, malt and remaining 3 tbsp sugar to the other. Beat each with an electric whisk until smooth.
- Spread the milk chocolate mixture evenly in the tin. Wipe round the edge to give a smooth edge. Spoon the white chocolate mix over the top and gently smooth. Decorate with Maltesers and chill for at least 5 hrs until firm.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, January 2011
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Comments, questions and tips
Oh so disappointed! I thought this would be wonderful because of all the 5-star ratings but I should have used my head! The best cheesecakes are the simple ones - don't mess around with a winner! This was sooooo sweet, we actually couldn't eat it all, even over three days! And of course there isn't the saltiness of digestives that one normally gets in a biscuit base, it was all just sweet sweet sweet. Look at the quantity of white chocolate in the top layer! Nope, can't recommend this at all. Big mistake.
I used the 3% fat Philadelphia cream cheese, which set perfectly. I'm assuming that this will have a considerable impact on the calorie content. Rather than add malt to the milk chocolate layer I used the Malteser teaser chocolate. I also took the advice of others and didn't add any of the sugar, it's definitely sweet enough. Was really pleased with this cheesecake so much so that I'm making it again this weekend.
I've just made this for the second time.... best cheesecake I've ever made! (not that I've made that many...) But I change quite a lot of things! Firstly, I use hobnobs in the base. Secondly, I use 200g white chocolate plus 100g smooth peanut butter in the white layer- it therefore becomes a chocolate/peanut butter cheesecake! And THEN I put a thin layer of bananas between the white and dark layers! AND this time I put 100g dark chocolate and 100g milk chocolate in the dark mix as I felt last time it was a bit sickly. All in all, amazing! VERY rich and filling though, most normal people can only tolerate a very small slice.... I am not normal when it comes to chocolate cheesecake so I had a big slice!
My new favourite cheesecake! I've made it a few times now with some minor alterations: I tend not to bother with the sugar and reduce the quantities of butter and cream to 85g and 150/200ml respectively, just to make it marginally less evil - I increase the milk chocolate to 250g though, because what the heck... Delicious!
2 words... IN LOVE!!! It was so easy and everyone loved it! It looked so good and professional, everyone wants the recipe but be sure to beat with a WISK because I once mad it without and tought it was good enough, I wasn't so I had a liquid cheesecake (but that was my fault because the recipe does say to do it with a wisk). Trie making this, it's so easy!!! My thanks to the maker of this recipe! :D - I'm one happy baker
Very nice!
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Last week I scored the first presidential debate as a clear victory for Mitt Romney in terms of displaying presidential temperament. Tonight, I'd have to hand the win to Joe Biden, though not by such a starkly clear margin.
The vice president was tough and strong throughout, relaxed, sometimes humorous (even if he did laugh at his opponent a little much), at others withering in his criticisms, at still others, when addressing the most serious issues, quiet and grave. But Ryan was good, too. Nobody performed nearly as badly as President Obama did last week. Ryan never yielded, never appeared the least bit stung by Biden's attacks. However, he didn't quite show the vice president's flexibility and authority and feeling of command.
In my post last week I defined temperament as "the strength of character that allows a president to stay on top of all the events and complexities and life-and-death challenges of the world's most difficult job, and to remain open-minded and flexible and yet determined." Tonight we saw that kind of strength in Ryan's serving up crisp answers to every question and confident responses to every riposte, and refusing to be baited or stung.
But he didn't appear to me as relaxed and in command as Biden. And he seemed at times to get trapped in his arguments, even if he didn't show it in his words or body language. He couldn't say how he would cut income taxes across the board without slashing deductions that the middle class depends on, for instance, and it showed as he was repeatedly challenged on it. Biden, on the other hand, in the live-blogging words of Andrew Sullivan, "seems like the elder statesman but also a pitbull."
There was no clear knockout as in the first debate. Biden may have performed as well as Mitt Romney did before him, but Ryan did a great deal better than Obama. And, finally, there was Martha Raddatz. She was a terrific moderator, asking sharp questions with pointed follow-ups and keeping the debate moving and the subject matter changing. I doubt it will much change the course of the election, but I don't remember ever seeing a better presidential or vice-presidential debate.


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Hi, my name is Randy Bias, the new VP Technology Strategy at GoGrid. As the new year approaches, I'm happy to make my first post on this blog.
I haven't ever provided a New Year prediction list before, so I hope you will indulge. As the newest member of and the technology visionary on the GoGrid executive team I'm pretty excited to toss a few predictions into the ring for 2009. Hope this inspires more cloud conversation. Find more on my thoughts around infrastructure and cloud computing on my personal blog.
- Cloud-Oriented Architectures (COA) becomes much better understood
De facto standards drive the adoption of cross-cloud, loosely-coupled, distributed web applications that are connected by REST interfaces. The community at large comes to understand that this new category of applications are Cloud-Oriented Architectures (COA) and differ from SOA in being deployed on clouds, aware of clouds, and built using grassroots-derived standards instead of top-down standards like SOAP & WS-*.
- No Cloud Standards Emerge
Despite hype and hope, no new top-down derived cloud 'standard' emerges. Some forward thinking providers do move the ball forward by opening their platforms and hints of potential standards start to develop by widely embraced, but grass roots developed standards and APIs.
- Big Iron still has no clue
The Big Iron folks (Dell, IBM, Sun, and HP) continue to flail at offering 'cloud' offerings because they can't take their focus away from hardware. Nothing real develops from those folks except failed attempts at 'standardization' and cloud offerings.
- Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) look to clouds & DR
Economic reality forces the hand of SMEs looking to shave IT costs. More and more dip their toes into the water, moving their non-production and elastic compute needs to 'the cloud'. Disaster Recovery becomes the 'killer app' for forward thinking SMEs who want to minimize their exposure while maximizing dollars saved.
- Broad testing of internal clouds by F500
Fortune 500 widely tests internal cloud systems using VMware vCloud, EUCALYPTUS, OpenNebula, and related offerings. Small scale tests, but enough to get a flavor.
- Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) wake up and realize their business model is at stake
CDNs finally figure out that as clouds go global the primary barrier to entry for the CDN business, foreign real estate deals, disappears allowing customers to roll their own and a flood of *more* small upstarts enters the already crowded market. Smart CDNs turn into global cloud providers, further accelerating adoption, or remain clueless and are squeezed from both sides.
- Hybrid clouds come of age: scale-out on virtual servers and up on iron
Clue finally sets in that virtualization != clouds and multiple major cloud vendors provide combined virtual+physical server solutions, on-demand just like any other cloud computing offering. The new hybrid model sets Web 2.0 folks on fire escalating up take for folks reticent to re-engineer for massively distributed databases. Instead, using big iron for scaling up the DB becomes the de facto solution for anyone who cares more about getting to market and less about faux 'scaling issues.'[1]
- Clouds enter Asia
AWS goes to Asia or a credible competitor arises there capturing mind share and further expanding the global reach of cloud computing providers. Conversely, clouds entering Asia realize that it's a fragmented market with expensive intra-country bandwidth, making cost effective traction difficult on a cross-Pacific Rim basis.
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Shade grown, certified organic, and Fair Trade. Exceptionally smooth with deep rich cocoa flavors and a mild acidity. From the Popayan district in Colombia, grown by members of the COSURCA cooperative. Founded in 1993, this organization has been seriously affected by armed extremist groups who value the area for its proximity to the jungle and abundant natural resources. Many farmers in the area have converted their coffee crops to more profitable, illegal ones while others have been threatened and displaced by armed groups. In contrast, COSURCA's 1,090 members have a strong organization and financial stability as a result of Fair Trade. This is a very full bodied lot with a winey fruitiness which dissapates with a darker roast. If you are fond of a good Colombian coffee, the Popayan will satisfy your taste buds with this well balanced cup. Excellent for medium to darker roasts.
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Summers in Florida, Israel, Italy, Nigeria, summers so hot breathing is labored, summers so stifling one gasps for breath and searches out even the smallest iota of relief. A smattering of cold showers sporadically throughout the day, ice cream sucked down with no consideration of calories, sweet drinks with plenty of ice, the chilly glass first rubbed across cheeks, pressed against the forehead and held against the chest. A bric-à-brac of fans made from old magazines and newspapers, handkerchiefs or most anything will do to stave off the hotness. Summer days so scorching it is difficult to concentrate, nights sweltering, anything but sultry, no hint of romance in the rumpled, damp sheets strewn haphazardly across the bed. Lights dimmed, the noise of too many television sets droning in the distance, in the silence of the evening, windows thrown open to catch even the merest whisper of a breeze, letting out lives and family secrets to mingle over the rooftops.
How many sizzling, sticky, torrid summers have I lived through that I should be used to it by now? How many cool summers kissed by rain have I lived through, complaining, wondering where the warmth has run to, astonished each morning as I slip into a sweater that I could have ever damned and cursed those sweltering seasons before? Year in, year out and we wait to discover what kind of summer it will decide to be all the while romanticizing past summers in another country, on a different continent, summers that, through time and hazy memory have somehow become magically gorgeous, temperate and filled with adventure.
As the years pass and memories of childhood and youth blur and perfect, I tend to remember only the best, the comfortable shady mornings playing in the street, the sunny afternoons at the public swimming pool eating icy treats in between dips, Fourth of July picnics at Wickham Park in the cool lake breeze. One tends to forget the burning cement of the sidewalks, the oppressive heat of afternoons waiting impatiently for the end of a June school day or intolerable evenings on a terrace in Italy praying for a wisp of air, the dry, arid heat of a day hiking in the Negev or trying to keep two little babies cool during a canicule, a heatwave, while rolling through the French countryside in an old, rattling deux chevaux, windows open, barely feeling any relief from the wind whipping our hair, wind as hot and heavy as no wind at all.
Yet, those hot, hot summers are interspersed with sweet memories of staying cool, practices that quickly became traditions, habits formed, customs embraced, the focus of so many fond remembrances: drinking icy Coca Colas on a Jerusalem street; tall glasses of freshly squeezed orange juice every morning in Lagos, a quinine pill washed down with the sweet, refreshing drink; thick, chilled slices of watermelon eaten standing in the front yard of a Florida summer day, sticky juice dripping down chins and off of gangly elbows, children spitting black seeds across the grass in bursts of giggles; cherry Italian ices from the truck driving through a Long Island neighbourhood during family vacation, those funny triangular ices slurped down after an afternoon playing in the park; trips to the gelateria, a young mother holding onto two tiny, slippery hands, ordering a single cornetto each, scoops of gelato "Caffé per la mamma, cioccolato per Clemente e una pallina di crema per Simone". Or, better yet, when the mercury pushes up to dizzying heights, when the sweat trickles down one's back and clothing weighs heavy, pressing against the skin, when eating becomes impossible, the dog days of summer snatching away the remnants of an appetite, and even sitting under the vines twining lazily up and around our terrace offers no peace, we make the winding trip to another gelateria, the one a block or two away, an even hotter trip, for their granità in a rainbow of flavors, watermelon and lemon, strawberry and peach, icy, slushy and offering respite from the skyrocketing temperatures.
And home again in the evening as the day winds down and the boys play, husband and I kick back and relax, glass of chilled bubbly Prosecco in hand. Oh so Italian, a good Prosecco is the ideal adult refreshment. A nice lemony sorbet drenched with a kick of vodka, a tall goblet of Prosecco accompanied by slices of ripe, flavorful tomatoes layered with buffalo mozzarella with just a slight tang and garden fresh basil, a granità in whatever flavour you choose, these are the lasting memories, the wonders of living in Italy. I remember my first granità al caffé in New York's Little Italy with my brother before even my first trip to France. Coffee-infused ice chips layered with barely sweetened whipped cream and I was in heaven. Our trips to the local wine shop to select a bottle or two for a party invariably found us tucking a Prosecco into our sack. There are just some things that make summer bearable, traditions carried with me from one country to the next as we learn how to live with the oppression of scorching, torrid, sweltering summers.
It had been so long since a good bottle of Prosecco graced our coffee or dinner table until Bisol Prosecco entered my very French life. Thanks to Bisol's generous sponsorship of From Plate to Page Tuscany and Somerset, we have renewed our love affair with this splendid drink, this elixir of the gods. Chase away the devil, the bad mood and the heat with a glass or two of chilled Cartizze, elegant and fruity, or Crede, richer, with hints of apple and pear. Or our summer favorite, Bisol Desiderio Jeio, a bubbly rosé. Hints of rose, fresh fruit, citrus highlight this elegant, crisp sparkling wine of delicate Champagne pink; it is our go-to accompaniment with appetizers, dessert and, yes, dinner as well, especially a cool seafood platter. So when the desire swept over me to prepare a granità to see us through the summer, I knew that I would pair the Desiderio Jeio with sweet seasonal cherries for an extra-special, very adult treat. Ah, yes, cherries spiked with Prosecco, frozen and icy… summer doesn't get better than this.
14 oz (400 g) fresh cherries, stems removed and pitted
5/8 cup (150 ml) Bisol Prosecco or any other sparkling wine, rosé or white, or a dry white wine
6 Tbs runny/liquid honey
¼ tsp Nielsen Massey lemon extract or 2 tsps lemon juice
Rinse the cherries, remove and discard stems and pits. Place the cherries in a robot or blender and mix to purée. Place in a mixing bowl.
Add the Prosecco, the honey and the lemon extract or lemon juice and blend or whisk well. Pour the liquid into a freezer-safe container, a metal pan or a plastic container, preferably with a lid, and place in the freezer. The larger and shallower your pan (8 x 12 x 1 inch/20 x 30 x 2 cm), the quicker the granità will be ready to eat.
For a shallow pan, stir the granità every 15 minutes or so, using a fork, spatula or metal spoon, until ready to serve. For a deeper container, stir every few hours and then leave in the freezer overnight. Stir it up before serving.
Serve as is or, for a more decadent treat or elegant dessert, serve with a dollop of unsweetened or very lightly sweetened whipped cream.


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Google's Digital Library of Alexandria
Google's founders have intended to digitize library books since they were students at Stanford. The idea that you can find and read books by typing some keywords in a program may seem great for a library, but when it comes to digitizing all the books in the world, material obstacles interfere: many books are copyrighted and are sold in bookstores. Google has started to scan public domain books and out-of-print books in 2004 and wants to continue the process with the rest of the books. Google also has partnerships with some publishers and universities like Stanford.
"When Google announced the library scanning project, in December 2004, it had four library partners besides Stanford. Two of them (Oxford University and the New York Public Library) took a legally cautious approach to digitization, permitting Google to copy only public domain works. A third, the University of Michigan, took the opposite view, asserting forcefully that Google could scan every one of its 7 million books. Harvard hedged its bets, initially agreeing only to a limited test program. Last week, the University of California signed on as a sixth Google partner. Its scanning program will include both public domain and copyrighted material," reports Washington Post.
Last year, Author Guild and major publishing houses like McGraw-Hill and Penguin Group have sued Google, for scanning books without permission. Google says their digitizing process doesn't infringe copyright, as it's a transformative process covered by the fair use. Google also compares scanning and indexing books with crawling and indexing web pages. Google has to store a cache of the content, transform it into an index of keywords and make it searchable. Publishers that don't want to have the website / book in the index can request that. The difference is that web pages are mostly available for free, while books must be bought. Google Book Search shows only a small number of pages from a book, and doesn't allow copying book content. "Copyrighted books are indexed to create an electronic card catalog and only small portions of the books are shown unless the content owner gives permission to show more," says Google.
What publishers fail to understand is that a book search engine will increase their sales, as people will discover books they wouldn't have found otherwise. The vast collection of human knowledge would be available to anyone interested. The quality of the content is also better than the web's frugal information. The book search engine could also morph into a digital library, that allows you to read, download and print books for a price. Publishers are afraid that Google would undermine their power and would take advantage of their content for free, but so were the webmasters when Google started to crawl the web and slow down their servers.
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I'm at a loss of words on this one...
In 1992 Richard married his long time student and best friend Simone - she joined Richard's Evesham club on its opening in 1982 at the age of 11yrs.
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In all fariness to t3h Deadly Dicker, even though he ended up marrying a student who started studying with him when she was 11, we have no evidence that there was any inappropriate contact when she was a minor. Its creepy, yes, but we have no evidence of any actual pedophelia, so need to be careful of accusing T3h Deadly Dicker of such.
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Can anyone here check his claims at being the full contact Karate champ of Great Britain?
Gladiators Academy Lafayette, LA Style: Judo, MMA, White Trash JJ--2006 - 923 clubs strong in the UK. with 26000 members. Worldwide 55 member countries
2006 - WUMA is now renowned as the Worlds largest Federation
2006 - WUMA has the worlds largest website at www.wuma.uk.com
2006 - WUMA holds the most tournaments, we challenge anyone to match what we do
Judo numbers as reported by the International Olympic Committee in 2002
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He seems to make several claims that seem a little over the top about his organization.
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Richard Raymond "Dick" Izor, 84, a lifelong resident of Waterbury, passed away in the comfort of his family at Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin on Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Born in Waterbury on January 8, 1929, he was the son of the late Raymond and Ida (Thomas) Izor. On October 1, 1955, Dick married the former Rena Murphy in Montpelier.
Dick was a 1947 graduate of Waterbury High School where he was an active member of the basketball team. As a member also of the Civil Air Patrol in high school, Dick was involved in the rescue at the site of the military airplane crash on Camel's Hump.
Following graduation, Dick and his brother-in-law, Robert Coffin, formed an ice distribution company serving the greater Waterbury area and was known by many as the "Iceman."
Dick joined the Vermont National Guard in 1947 and following in 1950, enlisted in the U.S. Navy where he served until his honorable discharge in 1954, being awarded the National Defense Service Medal and Good Conduct Medal. Returning to Waterbury, Dick went to work with his brothers Calime and Charles at Izor Brothers Fuel Co., retiring after 35 years of service. In addition, Dick owned and operated Mid-State Alleys in Waterbury during the 1960s and 1970s, a popular four-lane candlepin bowling alley, eatery and favorite teenage hangout where he was loved by all.
An active parishioner of St. Andrew Catholic Church in Waterbury, he was also a member of the church choir and was a lifetime member of the Harry N. Cutting American Legion Post 59 of Waterbury.
Richard is survived by his wife of nearly 58 years, Rena Izor of Waterbury; their children, Daniel Izor and his wife Diane Sansone of Duxbury, Kimberly Izor of Atlanta, GA, and Darryl Izor and his wife Heather of Duxbury; five beloved grandchildren, Ashli, Derek, Erica, Tyra and Kyler Izor; a brother, Robert Izor and his wife Betty of Barre; his sisters, Marion Coffin of Waterbury and Selma Carpenter and her husband Andrew of Waterbury Center; his lifelong best friend, Charles Mason of Waterbury; as well as nieces, nephews and extended family. Dick was predeceased by his sister, Emma Clifton and her husband Douglas; his sister, Genevieve LeBourveau and her husband Jack; his brother, Charles Izor and his wife Ann; his brother, Calime Izor and his wife Lillian; and his brother-in-law, Robert Coffin.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga honored its three women's soccer players on a gorgeous Sunday afternoon at Finley Stadium. The Mocs fell 3-1 to Southern Conference foe The Citadel in UTC's home finale.
The Mocs are 5-10 on the year and 0-7 in league play while the Bulldogs improve to 5-8-2 overall and 3-5 in conference action.
Chattanooga freshman Monica Speth (Janesville, Wisc.) scored her fifth goal of the season in a scramble in front of the goal. Senior Andria Aurand (Hixson, Tenn.) lofted a corner kick to the front of the goal. Junior Crystal Mackezyk (Columbia, Tenn.) picked up the pass and her header went high with a ricochet off the cross bar. Sophomore Clare Latham (Cordova, Tenn.) picked up the bounce and headed it to Speth whose shot cleared the Bulldog keeper for the score.
The Citadel's first goal came in the 25th minute on a one-v-one by Ruth Leiva who got past her defender and found the net from the left side for the first goal of the game. The second score was just less than six minutes later when Nicole Levermann scored her fifth goal of the season off a corner kick. Lea Raedle's corner was placed inside the box and Levermann jumped over the UTC defense and headed the ball into the net for what would prove to be the game winner.
Ana Mesa added an insurance goal late in the game for the final 3-1 tally. She picked up a deflection off a UTC player on the right side near the goal and lofted a shot just over the outstretched hand of Chattanooga keeper senior Taylor Mangrum (Franklin, Tenn.).
The Mocs honored seniors Andria Aurand, Kelly Crew (Brisbane, Australia) and Taylor Mangrum prior to Sunday's game. Crew was unable to play due to an injury sustained Friday night against Francis Marion.
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Authorities were called to the bridge around 2:45 a.m. concerning a woman contemplating suicide, the Coast Guard reported.
Mount Pleasant Police said two officers found a car parked on the southbound bridge with blinkers flashing. They found the woman sitting on the edge of the bridge beyond the railing in the vicinity of the span's first diamond-shaped support structure, according to a police report.
As they spoke with her, the officers stayed on the other side of the railing about eight feet from the woman. She told them that she was having "rough issues" with school and family. At one point, she asked an officer if she could borrow his handgun to shoot herself. She said that she felt she had no other option and that no one could help her. The Mount Pleasant SWAT team and several negotiators from the department arrived, the report states.
The woman remained on the bridge for about four hours before she jumped around 6:30 a.m. She was conscious when authorities rescued her from the water, according to the Coast Guard.
The Mount Pleasant Police Department posted a Tweet at 5:29 a.m. that the southbound lanes of the bridge, those going from Mount Pleasant into Charleston, were completely closed down.
Several Twitter users asked why the bridge was closed and the department responded saying there was a person threatening to jump.
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We last spied the F30 hybrid back in February for the first time out in heavy camouflage. It has now shed its heavy camouflage and taken to the Nurburgring for track testing. One can tell this is a hybrid version by the typical "Rescue" stickers on its doors and rear bumper (which is always present BMW's hybrid test vehicles).
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RED JACKET – If you say the name of Joplin in the Tug Valley area, you immediately think of sports – especially basketball at the old Matewan High School gymnasium.
The Joplin family grew up in Little Italy Camp in Red Jacket. Starting back in 1964 to the present day at the new Mingo Central High School, there has been close to 20 members of that clan who played sports in the area.
The first one to star was Pleasant Joplin, who graduated back in 1964 from Matewan High School. He was a standout basketball player and was offered several Division One scholarships.
During the early to mid-1960's, the Joplin's were coached by former Matewan coaches Jim Melmige and Jim Keatley.
Three years later in 1967, Butch Joplin graduated and played for the Tigers.
Butch later became a coach and is still on the sidelines as an assistant for Mingo Central. Butch had a couple of successful stints at Phelps as a head coach, he was an assistant at Pikeville High School and Pikeville College and most recently was head coach at Burch before the consolidation.
One of the best known shooters to ever hit the basketball court in the area was Raymond Joplin, who played alongside his brothers Butch and Ronald.
Raymond was one of the area's leading scorers. All four of the brothers were standouts on the hardwood. They started playing at the old Red Jacket Junior High School for coach Joe Clusky, where they won a couple of Mingo County tournaments in the early 1960s.
Eventually their offspring began to play at Matewan. Donna Joplin was an all-state basketball player for Gaynell Varney and graduated back in 1984. Sharon Joplin also played during this era, which was some of the most successful girls teams in the history of the Lady Tigers.
In the 1990s Rodney was a star on the football field for coach Yogi Kinder. His cousin J.I. Joplin played at Pikeville High School and was a standout on both the basketball court and football field.
Deidre Joplin was a basketball player for MHS and graduated in 1997. Also around this time in the late 1990s, Natasha and Ronnie suited up for the green and white at Matewan.
In 2001, Raymond II graduated. He played both basketball and football during his time at Matewan.
Calvin Joplin, who graduated in 2002, still holds many of the rushing records for the Tigers. He played three sports, including football, basketball and baseball. Calvin went on to play at Pikeville College.
Sherita Joplin was a standout at Belfry High School and went on to play at Morehead State. Her sister Rosalyn was a star on the hardwood for Williamson High School in the early 2000s.
Currently Deonte Joplin is a freshman at Mingo Central where he played football, basketball and is now running track. Big things are expected of him next year on the grid iron. Another granddaughter, Daisa, played volleyball for the Lady Miners and also cheered.
Tyshira played for Williamson Middle School and helped lead the Lady Cubpack to a fine season. She will likely be playing basketball at Mingo Central High School in the next few seasons.
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FREMONT — Churubusco's volleyball team picked up a road win in the Northeast Corner Conference Thursday.
'Busco swept Fremont by scores of 25-23, 25-16 and 25-7.
Alisha Farner led Churubusco in kills with 10 and aces with four. Danielle Pippenger paced the team in blocks with two and digs with 13. Setter Lacey Pulley was the assist leader with 19.
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NORTH MANCHESTER — Manchester's boys tennis team swept Whitko Thursday.
Whitko's Tyler Baugher lost in No. 1 singles by scores of 6-1 and 6-4. Blake Castle fell in No. 2 singles for the Wildcats 6-1, 6-2. In No. 3 singles, Whitko's Reed Brace lost 6-1, 6-0.
In doubles action for the Wildcats, Cole Bechtold and Bailey Platt lost in the No. 1 doubles slot 6-2, 6-2 and Nic Rose and Alex Bechtold dropped the No. 2 doubles match, 6-0, 6-1.
Whitko next plays at the Three Rivers Conference Tournament Saturday, which is in South Whitley at 9 a.m.
SYRACUSE — Whitko's girls golf team came in third against West Noble and Wawasee Wednesday.
The Lady Wildcats shot 216. Wawasee won by shooting 191, and West Noble had 211.
April Bishop led Whitko with a score of 51, which was eight behind Wawasee's Mikala Mawhorter, who was meed medalist with a 43.
Claire Reiff had 52, Elizabeth Gensch 53 and Kennedy Krull 60 for the Lady Wildcats. Samantha Shell rounded out the Whitko scoring with a 70.
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Thunk, Good work on the lady of the lamp. She is not easy. I like your more Rubinesque look to her. you have really turned the form and given her volume.
Geri, Glad you made it in time for Easter. Your Bunny looks great and very alert ready to hop off to the pub after a good mornings delivery. Happy Easter to you too!
Well I had another go at the lamp lady tonight and it looks a little better proportioned this time.
in my sketchbook Derwent graphtone 6b and Derwent Onyx dark.pencils. I couldn't get the base either so left it out!
Jen C & C's always welcome
Turps, yes, the lady lamp was not easy at all. I particularly found getting the shape of the hands difficult. Clearly I need to keep practicing the drawing of hands. You did a really great job at the top of the lamp shade where the hands hands connect.
Geri, big fan of that watercolour and ink rabbit. Personally, I really like the leaves and the background you have done, I think it is adding to it's character.
I doubt I will find time to do any more pieces this month. It was fun. I look forward to next month.
C&c are welcome! Love what you do.
Love who you are. Love nature. Love art.
Thunk nice drawing of the lamp. Interesting that you gave her more curves and volume.
Geri your bunny is wonderful. I can see his nose twitching. He's ready to jump off. Great job.
Jen you really got the lamp this time. I love the sleek lines of this. Great job. The material and glass shade are also done very well.
C&Cs always welcome
Thought I'd post the sister lamp in case anyone wants to try a different pose.
Karen and Thunk, tanks for the comments on the lamp lady! Those lamps are beautiful and unique even if the poses are somewhat unnatural but more artistic. Might have a go at the latest one.
Today I got some new clay! I started on a sunbathing gnome as the days are getting warmer (88F) here on Saturday. Seemed to fit in with Spring like activities., got to get a start on that tan!
He will eventually get a fit leaf to hide his modesty! The neighbors might object to nudity as this is the South! He only has one leg because Howard dragged me away to take his car in for Service! Still very rough. As one of the ladies took pictures of everyone I thought I would torture you with one of me at the studio about to start on the naked lad! My paintings in back.
Hello Karen..re. your underpainting...as it is a topographical subject a focal point isn't necessary so ignore my comment please.
Hello Geri.....very fine penwork textures..the background doesn't detract from the rabbit...simpler contrast so it works for me.. Not sure about the shape of the anatomy of the body between the front leg and back...could be that the depth of shadow between the two legss isn't dark enough? Still think it is a very sensitive drawing.
Jen and Thunk...ladies with the lamp...improving with each drawing!!!!!!
feel free to make constructive c/c...no digital alterations please
Sarah you are exactly right about that tumor looking thing on the side of the rabbit. There was a color change in the fur there and I made it too dark and could not fix it. My trying was making it worst so that is what I settled for .
C and C always welcomed
I knew I was behind in my posting but I did not think it was this bad. Some good work this month so far.
That busy bee Jan is making us all look bad. Work work work. Your robin is well done I bet that it reminds you of home being am English Robin. Your flasher Gnome is looking good and your bunny turned out great not to mention your sketches of the lamp. When do you have time to sleep???
Welcome Thunk. It will be good to have some testosterone in the group. Since Fred left I was feeling like the Lone Ranger. I liked how you handled the lamb. Your butterfly was well done and so was your lamp sketch.
Karen your land scape was extremely well done. You were probably the star pupil. The WIP is looking great. You do fine work.
Nealy your ink drawing of the paint buckets is well done. I think some more darks would help. I know that brown ink is hard to get truly dark. I cheat and add some black in the deep shadows. Your Wanted poster was a hoot. Better than Photoshop. Great detail around the eyes.
The pastel of the lamb Sarah was very nice I hope it was worth all the sneezing. I really like the butter fly and flower paintings the background on the butterfly was very well done. Oh by the way HAPPY BIRTHDAY. I will leave it to you if you want to disclose your age since a gentleman does not discuss a ladies age.
Claudia your chicken picture made me smile. I am a chicken person (a great affliction) and I liked yours. I have to agree it is almost like two pictures in one painting though.
Well I hope I did not miss anybody. It is almost tomorrow so that is all for now.
Thanks Geri for your kind words......you are a gentleman :)
I did a couple of quick drawings of the lamps in my sketch book. Not exactly my best work. The figures are deceptive. They are not as easy as they look.
Ball point pen in 5x7 sketchbook.
Well done Gerri you got those girls pretty well. No they are not easy as they are somewhat stylized. You did better than I did the first time!
Sorry to upset you with my productivity. Blame my husband for being out of town for a month, good weather and a good back! I am making up for my dismal showing in January and February!
Tonight I am sorry I did another sketch! This time of little Karen. Not a great likeness and I made her a little younger but here is my effort.
In my sketchbook 6b pencil
Jen your sunbathing gnome is so fun. He's looking great.
Geri thanks for your kind words on my landscapes. Great job on the lamps. A difficult subject.
Jen little me looks great. You got my chubby legs. The coat and hat are great. You actually got the right age I'm about a year and half. Great job with a old reference photo that isn't very clear.
Worked some more on the sunbathing gnome today despite wild weather and thunderstorm warnings all day. Turned into a beautiful evening though.
He got his other leg on and some other body work and then I pressed a leaf into the clay to make his fig leaf! I will attach it after it fires so I can paint both sides.
I don't know anything about Gnome anatomy but do they all require such big leaves.:o
LOL, Geri, I think the leaf looks bigger because it is closer to the camera! But those gnomes pack quite a punch!
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AMS No. 286-12
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 19, 2012 The U.S. Department of Agricultures Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) announced that Barenbrug USA, Tangent, Ore., has paid $5,200 to settle alleged violations of the Federal Seed Act.
This settlement resolves three cases that involved one shipment of a grass seed mixture to Kentucky, one grass seed mixture to Missouri, and one annual ryegrass shipment to Texas. The alleged violations, while not the same for all shipments, were as follows:
-false labeling as to pure seed and weed seed;
-false labeling as to the presence of noxious-weed seed undesirable grass seed;
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-failure to keep or supply complete records of the seed, as required by the act.
The company settled the cases in agreement with AMS officials. The company neither admitted nor denied the charges brought against them.
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RFR teammate Carl Edwards turned the 17th fastest lap with a 46.097 (195.240 mph) and Greg Biffle was 27th (46.218/194.729 mph). Danica Patrick posted the day's fastest time.
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The qualifying positions ultimately set the lineup for Thursday's Budweiser Duel Races that will set the starting line for next Sunday's 55th running of the famed Daytona 500.
Bayne, Edwards and Biffle are slated to compete in Duel No. 1, with Bayne starting on the front row. Stenhouse will start on the outside of row three in the second duel.
Daytona 500 Qualifying Results
3) Trevor Bayne 45.924 195.976
12) Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 46.027 195.537
17) Carl Edwards 46.097 195.240
27) Greg Biffle 46.218 194.729
The teams return to action on Wednesday for continued practice, with the Duel qualifying races scheduled for Thursday at 2:00 p.m. EST and set to be televised live on Speed.


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The world needs a phishing corpus. Basically, how hard is it to gather up a few hundred phishing emails and assemble them into an unmolested mailbox for study? Oddly, it's easy to do yet no one has done it.
I collect my spam, I always have ... it's a compulsion by now. In this time period (nov 2004 - june 2005) I collected over 32,000 spams, yet only about 415 phishing emails. This corpus is hand selected from these messages and contains nothing but good old fashioned phishing emails.
To the best of my knowledge this is the first such phishing corpus publicly available.
===== Purposes of the corpus =====
===== The files =====
414 messages from November 27, 2004, until June 13, 2005, covering a variety of common phishing schemes. 3119972 bytes. Format: UNIX mbox (plain text, processable with procmail, Python, Perl, etc, imports into Eudora, Mail.app, and others).
434 messages from June 14, 2005, until 14 November, 2005, covering all of the common phishing schemes. 4118879 bytes. Format: UNIX mbox.
1423 messages from November 15, 2005, until 7 August, 2006, covering many of the newer phishing schemes. 10420294 bytes. Format: UNIX mbox.
2279 messages from August 7, 2006 - August 7, 2007 (a year!), covering many many phish and targets. 20067215 bytes. Format: UNIX mbox.
===== Existing Research Citing the Phishing Corpus =====
//Learning to Detect Phishing Emails//, Ian Fette, Norman Sadeh, and Anthony Tomasic. WWW 2007, Banff, Alberta, Canada.
S. Abu-Nimeh, D. Nappa, X. Wang, S. Nair, "A Comparison of Machine Learning Techniques for Phishing Detection", In Proc. of the 2nd APWG eCrime Researchers Summit, 2007.
Lina Zhou, Yongmei Shi, Dongsong Zhang, "A Statistical Language Modeling Approach to Online Deception Detection," IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 08 June 2007. IEEE Computer Society Digital Library. IEEE Computer Society, 24 March 2008.
Ahmed Obied, Reda Alhajj, "Fraudulent and Malicious Sites on the Web".
Troy Ronda, Stefan Saroiu, Alec Wolman, "iTrustPage: A User-Assisted Anti-Phishing Tool", in EuroSys'08, April 1–4, 2008, Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
ZHENGHUI ZHU, "DECONSTRUCTION AND ANALYSIS OF EMAIL MESSAGES", M.Sc. Thesis. FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY.
Madhusudhanan Chandrasekaran, Vidyaraman Shankaranarayanan, Shambhu Upadhyaya, "CUSP: Customizable and Usable Spam Filters for Detecting Phishing Emails", NYS Symposium, Albany, NY 2008
Changwei Liu , "Fighting Unicode-Obfuscated Spam", Proceedings of E-Crime Research, 2007. http://www.ecrimeresearch.org/2007/proceedings/p45_liu.pdf
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DETROIT — BMW is recalling almost 570,000 cars in the U.S. and Canada because a battery cable connector can fail and cause the engines to stall.
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The cable connectors and a fuse box terminal in the cars can degrade over time, and that can break the electrical connection between the trunk-mounted battery and the fuse box at the front.
If that happens, the cars could lose electrical power, causing the engines to stall unexpectedly, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in documents posted on its website Saturday.
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BMW says it knows of one minor collision in Canada due to the problem, but no injuries.
The German automaker says dealers will replace the battery cable connector and secure it for free. It will start notifying owners in March.
The 3-Series is BMW's most popular car in the U.S., dominating the small luxury car market. The company sold nearly 100,000 of them in the U.S. last year.
The recall affects more than 504,000 cars in the U.S. and another 65,000 in Canada.
BMW, Toyota and other automakers have experienced large recalls in recent years because they use common parts on multiple models in order to save money.
Owners can call BMW with questions at (800) 525-7417.
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