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Great for China, but I just don't believe what they say. There is not enough regulation in China to believe half the stuff that is coming out of there. What are their accounting rules and are they standard. No...I thought so.
Why WSJ Real-Time writers have to write in such a sour-grape style... the article is hard to read, filled with weird logic and taste. Try to tell a smooth story, please.
Agreed Anonymous at 8:31. The only point the author trys to make is how all Chinese inventions were failures. Body scanner is just a hook to lure people to read on a hot topic.
Why not? Considering how these drug mules ingest heroin capsules, these body scanners will detect them.
Remember the Iraq war and the WMD? It was the US president who made lying a work of art.
Hmm... Probably good to remember that China Mobile is the largest carrier in the world... About three times larger than Verizon and At&T combined....
Actually, this is the kind of thing I'd expect a WSJ writer to point out.
I am in fact a trained women's body-scanner. I work with my hands, and thus at a much lower price than machines.
Typical Xinghua lies: the US made body scanners do not invade privacy anymore, because the software was modified to mask private areas. But don't expect Xinghua to tell you that.
And then there is the world famous Chinese "quality control". Good luck with those machines!
@anonymous 2:28 a.m. Don't you know the difference between Xinhua, Tsinghua and your Xinghua, which is non existent? If you do not, what is it that you are writing here except to spread hatred for everything Chinese.
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In fact US does not have any such device, they still use hands to pat down and frequently the American officers took the opportunity to molest on passengers' private parts. Check this out,
Please get all the facts before making a comment!
In the USA, people have a choice to either go through the body scanner, or submit to a pat-down if they do not choose the first option!
Like China, the Russians also used to make fun of US security measures at airports across the country! The Russians no longer do so, after a terrorist suicide bomber blew himself up at the Moscow Domodedovo international airport in January 2011, killing 35 people and wounding over 150 more civilians! Russia was so embarrassed by this terrorist attack that they sacked FSB security heads, sacked the airport security staff, and anyone else they could think of blaming!
China is going to adopt higher security measures as well at their airports, as this Chinese version of the US body scanner, is being offered by a copy-kat enterprise from the Middle Kingdom!
Wow, another Chinese innovation, to take the original base technology from a USA made product, add a tweek to it, and call it a Chinese made original product! Is it any wonder why the US has hit China for intellectual property rights violations at the WTO!
Neither Enron nor Madoff is original, to be truthfully. But no body sues them for intellectual property rights since they copied straight from Fed and Social Security.
Landing on the Moon was a Soviet idea, but nobody sues Apollo for intellectual right because people still are arguing who really landed on the Moon.
WMD in Iraq was not a lie but an innovation. Mr. Bush deserves a Nobel Piece Prize, since he really accomplished a war much earlier than Mr. Obama's withdraw. An innovation, the elder Bush did a lip service to American people about the taxes, whereas Obama did it to Iraqis by changing the name of the combat troops to piece making mission. Either way American tax payers have to pay. What the heck, 50% of Americans don't pay none. I am one of those.
I'm all for this body scanner. I don't like the other body scanners that rely on lazy designs using old X-ray tech everytime I go through an airport.
"...people still are arguing who really landed on the Moon."
No, they're not.
bunch of ignorants.
Who the hell you think are calling ignorants?! OODA loop is a well educated JP. whose father dreamed of going to the Moon when he saw Apollo landed on the Moon in his childhood.
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Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesREVENGOLOGY Oct 16, 2013 5:11 AM (in response to Chucky6661)
rpg is the same thing very deadly
PHD+RPG PAP= Brutal killer
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesChucky6661 Oct 16, 2013 5:49 AM (in response to REVENGOLOGY)
Would not go that far... It wasn't very effective just hilarious
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesPeterPanzer903 Oct 16, 2013 6:35 AM (in response to Chucky6661)
Funniest moment I had was the Astronaut glitch on Moon. You know, the disconaut! I laughed the entire rest of the game...
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesKillbook Oct 16, 2013 7:03 AM (in response to Chucky6661)
I don't know what it is but, every time I revive someone and they go down right away, like, a second after their revival, I laugh my ass off.
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesboybad Oct 16, 2013 6:12 PM (in response to Killbook)
Yeah i hear ya...
DOWNS! those unnecessary downs, you try not to laugh at other players but just cant help it when we all saw it coming but the downed. Its like they watch a foot travel to the face but they dont move out of the way to dodge the kick.
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesMr_Spaceman Oct 16, 2013 7:08 AM (in response to Chucky6661)
Favourite moment for me has to be getting my highest round ever on Moon. Just me and my mate, tunnel 6 didn't breach until round 31! We both went down twice each whilst trying to fill the tubes, it was madness..but we managed it, completed the EE and continued to slay Decided to jump of the moon at 57 after 10+ hours. I'll never forget that game. My eyes were bleeding..
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesBrexican94 Oct 16, 2013 7:40 AM (in response to Chucky6661)
On Origins I had the helmet and a player went down near Speed. Revived him and the second he got up we got stepped on by Thor. Once the foot moved on I just got back up and revived him again, laughing the whole time.
On Moon I had a crawler in tunnel 6 in the early rounds and when I turned on power he started running after me as if he still had legs, just floating around...me and my bud were cracking up.
Also on Moon, I was playing with my dad (his first time playing) and we left around 17 for Area 51 and when we teleported back, the round failed to reload and we just explored the map for a good 20 mins trying to spawn in the zombie we left. Best quote from my dad: "...does this mean we win???"
Best moments though...
On Kino on 1st night BO1 came out, my bud PAP'd a ray gun and when he put it in we were teleported out before it was done and he got pissed. Then we unlocked Five and played it and again, he PAP'd a ray gun and the wall rotated and closed with his gun in the machine and he was furious! Still avoids those maps to this day.
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesGurl_BeAtNu Oct 16, 2013 9:50 AM (in response to Chucky6661)
one of my favorite/ coolest moments was on die rise around round 20 just me and my partner and he went down while trying to get him I ran into a HOARD lol and was downed and went into who's who, spawned right next to an insta-kill, took all the zombies down with the pistol and knife then revived myself and him pretty sweet moment if you ask me considering he was saying the whole time it's over it's over lol
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesboybad Oct 16, 2013 2:50 PM (in response to Chucky6661)
KINO, players doing the dog glitch in the cinema steers, dog just stands there im sure we have all seen it.
A player walks up to a dog and starts humping it, doggy style! i was pissing myself for the rest of the game.
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesChronickells Oct 16, 2013 4:52 PM (in response to Chucky6661)
Me and my Zombie mate mucking around in tranzit while the other two players were going hard doing stuff with one zombie left.
We got a bit bored so we started playing a make up game called "lobbed your grenades and see if you can catch em before it explodes" best 15 downs in one i ever had still makes me laugh to this day.The other two players did not know what was going on, on their screen all they could see was someone going down then the other then the other and so on.
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesmaxslick Oct 16, 2013 5:54 PM (in response to Chronickells)
Best for me would have to be first time on Moon. Not knowing what to do or what was going on...why the hell were Zombies rushing after a few seconds? Can just remember everyone panicking and cursing. Also when we died it wasn't like "You Survived x Rounds" message. It was like you lasted x seconds. What noobs. Haha. Didn't realise we had to teleport out of the starting area.
Close to that would be the first times playing Die Rise. When someone takes a leap to the next building. The others follow. But the first person doesn't make it and fall down and somehow everybody follows and plunges to their deaths as well. Very noob. Haha.
Re: Your funniest or favourite moment on zombiesMegadog14 Oct 16, 2013 6:57 PM (in response to Chucky6661)
The first time I did the Moon EE. I died off, had my teammates begin the launch then spawn me in. I made it to the spawn just as the rockets hit Earth, and since I had gotten the One Giant Leap achievement, Nightmare started playing. Really cool.


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In the Moment: Honoring the Teaching and Learning Lived Experience; the Most Exciting and Fulfilling Teaching Moments Often Fall outside the Planned Tasks of a Lesson
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As teachers, we are eternal learners. Everyday, we learn something new about ourselves, about our students, and about our teaching. We dread the days when our lessons just do not work. We are bothered when we feel we cannot reach each student, and we are destined to reflect, revise, and reteach until we feel we have made a meaningful connection with them. The unyielding commitment to help students reach their full potential drives us to question what and how we teach, because we want our students to be engaged in their own learning and to cultivate their personal voice. We are filled with the hope for a world that could be, but is not yet. Teaching is embedded as part of our identity. We are works in progress, continuously evolving, seeking, and transforming.
What is it about teaching that draws us to a culture of education? Consider how your experiences and the experiences of your students influence your selection of content and pedagogy. As I prepared for this lecture, I used these questions to guide my reflection about my motivation for teaching and to analyze how my teaching practice is representative of my teaching values and beliefs. This reflection led me to contemplate those teaching moments that I find most exciting and fulfilling. These are moments when I am "pedagogically freefalling"--moments of pure spontaneity. I am aware, responding, feeling, creating, pushing boundaries, and discovering. Essentially, they are "go with the flow" moments: I let go, hang on for the ride, explore, and allow myself to be swept up in new possibilities. In this lecture, I will explore those teaching moments that fall outside of the planned course of tasks and investigate how they become collaborative constructions of the teaching and learning experience.
Influences and Inspiration
On the top shelf of the bookcase in my home office are the books of the educators, philosophers, and writers I most admire. Each book is filled with pink, yellow, and green stripes highlighting vital sentences. My written comments are squeezed into the margins and numerous tattered yellow Post-It notes are stuck onto noteworthy pages. I frequently visit these books for inspiration, confirmation, and new insights. During each reading, I learn something new. An "aha" moment always emerges as I read and reread selected chapters and passages marked "note this." I like the unique style and content flow of each scholar's work. Their writing is personal, yet theoretical. They express profound ideas that help me gain a deeper understanding of my own thoughts and experiences. They are always there to help me refocus when I feel I am ignoring my core teaching sensibilities and plowing through content like there is no tomorrow. On the left of the shelf is Elliot Eisner's (1998) The Kind of Schools We Need. I had the pleasure of meeting him at an Arts Education conference in Princeton, New Jersey, while I was serving as a panel member responding to his keynote address and to sections of his book. His presentations and text inspire me to advocate for the arts as a unique way of knowing the world and of teaching and learning. I love the remark he makes in his essay, "Forms of Understanding and the Future of Educational Research," where he states, "In the end, our work lives its ultimate life in the lives that it enables others to lead" (p. 129). My career goal as an educator, researcher, artist, and writer is to make a difference in my students' lives in a way that goes beyond only using efficient methodologies and presenting relevant content. I want to be in the habit of examining my educational practice, so that the time I share with my students is always improving.
Next to Eisner is Sondra Fraleigh's (1987) Dance and the Lived Body. Her work in phenomenology continues to influence my inquiry on the essence of the teaching and learning process. Reading her text reminds me that I need to suspend my prior assumptions and take a fresh look at what occurs in each lesson. …


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Testament - The Legacy - April 21, 1987
Clearly a product of the Bay Area scene, Testament were probably the first of the "second wave" thrash bands (if there truly was such a thing) to release a full-length album. Obviously influenced by the likes of Metallica and Exodus, Testament were melodic, technically sound and uncompromisingly vicious. Most songs are played at surprisingly fast tempos, given the difficulty of the material, especially when taking into consideration the speed at which they would be played some 25 years later by the same musicians, save one (drummer Louie Clemente).
Testament's main strength is the proficiency of their members at their given roles. They lucked out big time when Steve Souza left to join Exodus and hulking frontman Chuck Billy stepped in. In his prime, which evidentally was some time around 1987, the man could sing, shout and shriek like no other, sounding like the unholy descendent of James Hetfield, Tom Araya and a pack of wolves. Lead guitarist Alex Skolnick is probably the first true virtuoso we've seen in thrash metal. His leads range from damn good to awe-inspiring, leaving pentatonic-rager Kirk Hammett and whammy-bar afficionados King and Hanneman in the dust while giving Dave Mustaine a run for his money. Eric Peterson has always been underrated in the riff-crafting department, but it's clear he was excellent right from the start, blazing through firey riff after firey riff. The rhythm section of Greg Christian and Louie Clemente is nothing if not solid, and while neither player shines, they lay the foundation for the others to do so.
The main gripe with early Testament was always the production, and this is a valid complaint. The guitar sound is muddy, and while it is nowhere near the worst among mid-80's thrash records, it is certainly surprising given that it was released by a major label. There's a whole lot of good stuff here though, as most of the songs are thrashers of the highest order, with only the odd clunker -- one being "Do or Die", a song all but forgotten in the Testament catalogue, and a few songs undeserving of the 'classic' label bestowed on them, namely "The Haunting" and "Alone in the Dark". Of course, there's also the fact that Testament doesn't really present anything original on The Legacy, largely echoing their predecessors. The execution though, leaves little to be desired.
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Principally speaking, there are multiple changes across districts
As a new school year begins, parents throughout much of Kitsap will see new people leading their children's schools.
Though little has changed in some districts, such as North Mason, others have undergone large-scale leadership transitions, such as North Kitsap.
Here is a look at the principal and central administrator changes in each district.
Bainbridge schools welcomed two new principals and two administrators.
Melinda Reynvaan starts the new school year by returning to Ordway Elementary as its principal. Last year, she was principal at Green Mountain in Central Kitsap. Before that, she was a teacher at Ordway and an administrator at Sakai Intermediate School.
David Shockley will head Commodore Options School, which oversees alternative learning programs Eagle Harbor High School, Mosaic Home Education Partnership and the Odyssey multiage program. He previously worked as the director of program development for Meridian School District in Bellingham.
In the administrative office, Central Kitsap's former special services director Bill Mosiman will take over as executive director of Instructional Support Services.
Mark Sperrazza is the new Food & Nutrition supervisor. Sperrazza previously worked for Port Townsend schools.
Parents can expect to see the same principals, and even a former one return.
Former Bremerton High Principal Aaron Leavell has been working through the summer as assistant superintendent.
Three CK schools have new principals, and several new administrators are working in the district office.
At Brownsville Elementary, Toby Tebo recently was named the interim principal following Sandra Horst's retirement. Tebo previously taught in Brownsville and is an Olympic High School graduate. He also has worked as assistant principal in South Kitsap and the American School of Dubai and as a teacher in Bremerton.
Following Reynvaan's departure for Bainbridge, Thomasina Rogers was named the new interim principal at Green Mountain. Rogers has been a teacher in Central Kitsap since 2000.
After four years as Central Kitsap Junior High's principal, Susan Jung was promoted this summer to be the district's director of curriculum and instruction. Jeremy Monroe, who was the assistant principal for the past three years, was named interim principal.
Jung wasn't the only change at the district office.
Kathryn Coleman is the interim director of Special Services, replacing Mosiman. She had been assistant director for Special Services since 2007. Taking her position as an interim will be Jeff Olson, who was dean of students at Franklin High School in Seattle.
The transportation department also has a new director, Ryan Hahn, who was a school transportation director in Astoria, Ore. Former transportation director Laura Nowland left CKSD to return to Vancouver.
As new Superintendent Patty Page began work, departing administrators caused a shuffle of leadership throughout the district with some former principals becoming administrators.
In all, five schools will have new principals.
Gordon Elementary's Principal Claudia Alves took the vacated principal position at Poulsbo Elementary.
At Gordon, Rachel Osborn has taken the helm. She worked in Renton and Seattle schools as a teacher and Title I facilitator, coordinating funding and initiatives related to students from poor families.
Gary Stebbins, who plans to be better known as "Dr. G," will be the new interim principal at Breidablik Elementary, taking over from Glen Robbins, who retired. Stebbins has taught, been a principal and university professor in San Jose, and after exiting retirement was most recently a principal in Northern California.
At Kingston Middle School, Craig Barry, a former assistant principal and athletic director at North Kitsap High, was named the new principal
Poulsbo Middle School's new interim principal is Diane Otterby, who was an assistant principal at the school.
North Mason has no new principals this year after a number of turnovers in the past two years. Also, Assistant Superintendent Stephanie Parker left North Mason for a job with an educational service district, and her position has not been filled.
Most of the major changes in South Kitsap leadership are at the district office, though those changes mostly involve familiar faces in the district.
Former Superintendent Bev Cheney took office Aug. 15. Her executive assistant will be Robbie Bell.
For at least the next year, Dave Colombini will act as assistant superintendent, a position held by Kurt Wagner before he died. Colombini formerly was the director of school and family support, which Frank Sullivan will hold in the interim.
No principal positions changed in South Kitsap schools, though D.J. Sigurdson has permanently taken the job as a high school vice principal.
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- 12 December 2009 | Surfing
Competitors reveled in the gently groomed four-to-six foot (1.5 – 2 metre) barrels of the Banzai Pipeline today as the remaining nine Round 2 heats of the Billabong Pipe Masters were completed before competition was called off for the day.
Event No. 10 of 10 on the 2009 ASP World Tour, the Billabong Pipe Masters marks the third and final stop of the Vans Triple Crown (an ASP Specialty Series) and the Hawaiians ruled the day's proceedings, taking six wins in nine heats.
John John Florence (HAW), 16, wildcard and youngest the competitor in the Billabong Pipe Masters, was dominant once again today, effortlessly threading both the Backdoor rights and the Pipeline lefts with pancahe and aplomb to net the day's highest heat total, an 18.90 out of a possible 20, to eliminate ASP World No. 27, Heitor Alves (BRA), 27.
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Round 1 of the Billabong Pipeline Masters, Event No. 10 of 10 on the 2009 ASP World Tour, commenced today in clean six-to-ten foot (2 – 3 metre) waves at the Banzai Pipeline.
The third and final event in the Vans Triple Crown (an ASP Specialty Series), the Billabong Pipeline Masters plays host to two dramatic story arcs: the showdown for the 2009 ASP World Title and the requalification race for the 2010 ASP Dream Tour. Amidst the world's best surfers exists a spattering of Pipeline specialists, making the competition field particularly challenging to navigate.
Michael Picon (FRA), 30, current ASP World No. 39, is in need of an impressive result in the final event of the year to secure his position amongst the world's elite in 2010. Today, the Frenchman put the rest of the draw on notice, first eliminating wildcard Manoa Drollet (PYF) before posting the highest heat total of the event, a 19.76 out of a possible 20, for a brilliant backhand tube-riding approach to take out Josh Kerr (AUS), 25, in the final heat of the day.
- 10 December 2009 | Surfing
Lee-Ann Curren (Anglet, FRA), 20, has officially qualified for the 2010 ASP Women's World Tour and becomes the third French and European surfer ever to enter women's surfing elite, following Marie-Pierre Abgral (Hossegor, FRA) in 2002 and Caroline Sarran (Capbreton, FRA) in 2007.
With the final event of this year's ASP Women's World Tour wrapping-up in exceptional surf yesterday, the official list of elite members was officially released naming Curren in No. 14 as a member of next year's full-time touring contingent.
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Last year, North Allegheny lost to Fox Chapel in the WPIAL Class AAA field hockey semifinals.
The Tigers got a big taste of revenge Oct. 29 as they edged the Foxes, 2-1, in the WPIAL championship game.
Jessica Brandon scored both of the NA goals, and Nicole Susi had an unassisted goal for the Foxes late in the game.
"It was too little and too late," FC coach Jen McCrady said. "We got off to a slow start, and we didn't show anything until the final 10 minutes.
"Give credit to North Allegheny. They played a great game. They came out fast and hungry and outhustled us from the start."
McCrady said Fox Chapel came on strong in the second half.
"It definitely started to happen for us in the second half, but we just ran out of time. We got stronger as the game when on, while NA started to show some fatigue."
The coach also said the team got an exceptional effort from senior goalie, Hannah D'Cunha.
"Overall, this season was amazing," McCrady said. "Our seniors — D'Cunha, Rachel Wight, Cat Clarke, Adelaide Jones, Taylor Banas and Mackenzie Kline — led us to a section title and our fourth championship game in five years. They will be missed."
Fox Chapel (12-5-1) had several players receive postseason recognition.
WPIAL 2-AAA all-star selections were sophomore Maggie McIlroy, freshman Megan McCrady and Susi, also a sophomore.
"Two sophomores and a freshman," McCrady said. "Our future is bright."
McIlroy was also awarded all-WPIAL honors, and Banas and junior Elizabeth Savin received 2-AAA honorable mentions.
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Something that is far too often overlooked by many shop owners is the proper maintenance of sewing machines to prevent damages, extend the use of the machine, protect the investment and ensure that the quality of their production remains high. Here are a couple of important tips for keeping your industrial sewing machine well maintained:
Important: Make sure to turn off all power and unplug the machine before cleaning.
Self-Oiling Machines: Completely replace all the oil at least once per year for average users, 2-3 times per year for more frequent users. Self-oiling machines include all serger/overlock machines, straight sewers and coverstitch machines.
Manual-Oiling Machines: For all other industrial sewing machines, make sure to oil the machine once to twice a month for average users, and once every 5 hours of operation for frequent users. Place several drops of oil into the holes in the machine head (some are marked by a dot of paint) as well as on all other moving parts, gears and bushing (long pipe under machine head). Use only clear white sewing machine oil.
It is nearly impossible to see when a needle is worn out by just looking at it. The sewing machine needle should be replaced every 2 weeks for frequent users or once a month for average users. Failure to replace the sewing needle can lead to a number of problems including uneven stitches, broken thread, skipped stitches and tension problems.
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Lance Briggs has been here before. 3-0 in 2010 ... NFC Championship game. 3-0 in 2006 ... Super Bowl.
Yet the veteran linebacker and the Bears from coach Marc Trestman on down are singularly unimpressed with themselves as they head to Detroit to face the Lions on Sunday.
"Well, 2006 season we ended up playing in the Super Bowl," Briggs said, matter-of-factly. "(In) 2013 right now we're 3-0. We have a long way to go before we can even clinch the playoffs.
"It's just three wins. Three wins aren't going to get you into the playoffs, so for us, we need to keep etching away. This is a divisional opponent, and when you play a divisional opponent, it's a chance to separate yourself and get as big a jump on anybody in your division as you possibly can."
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Trestman has brought in a philosophy of treating every game as if it were the first of the season ("We're not 3-0; we're 0-0") and as if it were the most important game of the season. Tiebreakers for postseason notwithstanding, Detroit is no more important than Pittsburgh is no more important than Minnesota is no more ... and so on.
Certain elements of the fan base and even the McCaskeys might bridle at the notion that a meeting with the Green Bay Packers is not a rivalry game. But if the Bears are 7-0 when they go to Green Bay on Monday, Nov. 4, best guess is that Trestman can say whatever he wants about whatever game is at hand.


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Only noticed this one the other morning -- it's gotten considerably less promo push than the Hollywood Bowl shows. But it's closer, and smaller -- and it brings the total number of scheduled Southern California appearances from the Eagles up to six.
Already kicking off their next tour with three nights at the Bowl (April 16-17 and 20) before heading to Las Vegas (the MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 24) and then Anaheim (Honda Center on April 25), Messrs. Henley, Frey, Walsh and Schmit will end their trek May 23 at Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre in Chula Vista.
But the night before that they'll give their first-ever performance at the still relatively new Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario – which, those who have turned out for events there will attest, feels considerably smaller than Honda Center or the sprawled-out Bowl.
Tickets, $55-$230 (wow, only $45 cheaper than the Bowl!), go on sale Monday at 10 a.m., though American Express card-holders can still take advantage of the pre-sale until 10 p.m. Sunday.
Oh, and a reminder: tickets for the O.C. stop on the previously mentioned Sting-plus-strings tour, June 16 at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, are also on sale Monday at 10 a.m.
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Double Jeopardy?: Judge Jeffreys Upholds the Law
"But this could be dealt with in a rough empirical way by taking twice the standard error as a criterion for possible genuineness and three times the standard error for definite acceptance". Harold Jeffreys(1) (p386)
This is the second of two posts on P-values. In the first, The Pathetic P-Value, I considered the relation of P-values to Laplace's Bayesian formulation of induction, pointing out that that P-values, whilst they had a very different interpretation, were numerically very similar to a type of Bayesian posterior probability. In this one, I consider their relation or lack of it, to Harold Jeffreys's radically different approach to significance testing. (An excellent account of the development of Jeffreys's thought is given by Howie(2), which I recommend highly.)
The story starts with Cambridge philosopher CD Broad (1887-1971), who in 1918 pointed to a difficulty with Laplace's Law of Succession. Broad considers the problem of drawing counters from an urn containing n counters and supposes that all m drawn had been observed to be white. He now considers two very different questions, which have two very different probabilities and writes:
Note that in the case that only one counter remains we have n = m + 1 and the two probabilities are the same. However, if n > m+1 they are not the same and in particular if m is large but n is much larger, the first probability can approach 1 whilst the second remains small.
The practical implication of this just because Bayesian induction implies that a large sequence of successes (and no failures) supports belief that the next trial will be a success, it does not follow that one should believe that all future trials will be so. This distinction is often misunderstood. This is The Economist getting it wrong in September 2000
The canonical example is to imagine that a precocious newborn observes his first sunset, and wonders whether the sun will rise again or not. He assigns equal prior probabilities to both possible outcomes, and represents this by placing one white and one black marble into a bag. The following day, when the sun rises, the child places another white marble in the bag. The probability that a marble plucked randomly from the bag will be white (ie, the child's degree of belief in future sunrises) has thus gone from a half to two-thirds. After sunrise the next day, the child adds another white marble, and the probability (and thus the degree of belief) goes from two-thirds to three-quarters. And so on. Gradually, the initial belief that the sun is just as likely as not to rise each morning is modified to become a near-certainty that the sun will always rise.
See Dicing with Death(3) (pp76-78).
The practical relevance of this is that scientific laws cannot be established by Laplacian induction. Jeffreys (1891-1989) puts it thus
Thus I may have seen 1 in 1000 of the 'animals with feathers' in England; on Laplace's theory the probability of the proposition, 'all animals with feathers have beaks', would be about 1/1000. This does not correspond to my state of belief or anybody else's. (P128)


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1Wine is a scoffer, strong drink a brawler, And whoever is led astray by it is not wise.
2The dread of a sovereign is like the roaring of a lion; Whoever provokes him sins against his own life.
3For a man to cease from strife is esteem, But every fool bursts out.
4The lazy one does not plough after the autumn; At harvest time he inquires – there is none!
5Counsel in the heart of man is like deep water, But a man of understanding draws it up.
6Most men proclaim each his own kindness, But who finds a trustworthy man?
7The righteous man walks in his integrity; His children are blessed after him.
8A sovereign who sits on the throne of judgment Is scattering all evil with his eyes.
9Who says, "I have cleansed my heart, I am purged of my sin"?
10Differing weights and differing measures, Both of them are an abomination to יהוה.
11Even a child is known by his deeds, Whether his work is clear and right.
12The hearing ear and the seeing eye, יהוה has made both of them.
13Do not love sleep, lest you become poor; Open your eyes, be satisfied with bread.
14"Evil! Evil!" cries the buyer; But when he has gone his way, then he boasts.
15There is gold and a multitude of rubies, But the lips of knowledge are a precious vessel.
16Take the garment of one who is guarantor for a stranger, And hold it as a pledge when it is for foreigners.
17Bread gained by deceit might be sweet to a man, But afterward his mouth is filled with gravel.
18By counsel plans are established; And by wise guidance wage a battle.
19He who goes about as a slanderer reveals secrets; Therefore do not associate with him Who speaks smoothly with his lips.
20Whoever curses his father or his mother, His lamp is put out in deep darkness.
21An inheritance obtained with greed at the beginning Is not blessed at the end.
22Do not say, "I repay evil." Wait for יהוה, and He saves you.
23Differing weights are an abomination to יהוה, And a false scale is not good.
24The steps of a man are from יהוה; What does a man know about his own way?
25It is a snare for a man to say rashly, "It is set-apart," And only later to reconsider his vows.
26A wise sovereign winnows out the wrong, And turns the wheel over them.
27The spirit of a man is the lamp of יהוה, Searching all his inmost parts.
28Kindness and truth watch over the sovereign, And he shall support his throne by kindness.
29The comeliness of young men is their strength, And the splendour of old men is their grey hair.
30The blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes the inner parts of the heart.
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How To Carve a Chicken
Learn how to carve a chicken with this easy step-by-step guide.
The first step in how to carve a chicken is placing the roasted or rotisserie chicken on a large cutting board or meat carving board, breast side up.
Start by removing the legs on both sides. Pull the leg and thigh away from one side of the chicken, and cut through the connective joint, removing the entire leg and thigh. Repeat on the other side.
To separate the thigh from the drumstick, hold the drumstick and cut away from the thigh, cutting through the connective joint to separate.
To remove the breast meat, make a deep vertical cut along one side of the breastbone, using the inside of the breastbone as a guide.
Continue cutting to remove the breast meat from the rib cage. If the chicken is warm and juicy, this should be easy sailing. In fact, you can often just use your hand to work the breast meat away from the rib cage after your initial cut.
Remove the wings from the chicken by pulling each wing away from the chicken body, cutting through the connective joint.


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The Hinchey resolution was debated for two hours by the International Relations Committee on Dec. 8. Rep. Brad Sherman of California amended it to make sure it would apply only to presidential documents "relevant to Iraq" and then misquoted Bush by telling his colleagues: "I think what we are trying simply to do is let the American people decide for themselves. ... Find out what happened when our president said that Niger had the uranium things that caused this whole debate."
One problem with the Democratic attack is that in July 2004, the Senate Intelligence Committee reported that the intelligence community agreed that "Iraq was attempting to procure uranium from Africa." Other than Sherman, committee members had little to say about the famous 16 words.
The other Democrats used their time to attack the Republican president and the Republican majority in Congress. "Nine times," said veteran Rep. Gary Ackerman of New York, "this Republican majority has whitewashed the Republican administration's lying to the American people." Chairman Henry Hyde responded by reading Ackerman's floor speech of Oct. 8, 2002, asserting, "We know al-Qaida elements have already been at work soliciting Iraqi aid in this field."
The vote on Oct. 8 was on a motion to report "adversely" the Hinchey resolution. Rep. James Leach of Iowa, the committee's second-ranking Republican and a critic of the Iraq intervention, voted "no," and two other Republicans did not vote. As a result, the vote failed 24 to 24.
The resolution was brought up again in committee last Thursday, this time to be reported "without recommendation." Leach passed his vote, and with several absentees, the motion carried, meaning the resolution was dead for now. Democrats are sure to try again in a campaign that may not be serious, but is persistent.
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MATT LEBLANC's longtime girlfriend is tired of waiting for a marriage proposal, and she's telling pals she'll do ANYTHING to get the former "Friends" star to pop the question!
The 46-year-old actor has been dating Andrea Anders, 38, since 2006, when they worked together on his "Friends" spinoff, "Joey." But even though the two have been living together for some time, Matt hasn't shown any inclination to make things official.
"Andrea's fed up with Matt dragging his heels about getting engaged," said a source. "She wants to have a baby with him ASAP, and she's ready to do just about anything to get him to propose."
According to the source, Andrea told one friend she's so desperate she's considered inventing a fake secret admirer to help light a fire under her beau. She's also thought about dragging him into a jewelry store to check out rings.
"Andrea's at the end of her rope with Matt," said the source. "She loves him but she feels like she's not the most important thing in his life."
Matt has been keeping busy with his 10-year-old daughter, Marina, from his marriage to Melissa McKnight, as well as filming his Golden Globe-winning role on the Showtime sitcom "Episodes." Andrea feels like a distant third, says the source. Andrea has pointed out that she's stuck by Matt through tough times, adds the source – including in 2010, after British actress Holly Magrath claimed she'd had a fling with the actor.
Andrea's said she feels Matt owes her, explained the source. "She feels like she's waited long enough and wants to be more than just his longtime girlfriend."
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Short Summary
Consumers are actively searching for:
'Made in America' products
'local' products
- other 'positive impact' products
*Google searches for 'Made in America' and 'Buy Local' are up 5,000%+ (Google Trends, 2013)
The Problem?
"Made in America" and "Local" marketing campaigns and their claims are not verified and not quantified.
This type of "purpose-marketing" is growing exponentially.
- Consumers are increasingly surrounded by vague claims, with no way to identify, confirm, or compare in a timely manner.
The Solution?
What is an Economic Impact Rating?
A rating, on a 5-star scale, indicating the economic impact of a product's purchase to a given area.
Rating is put on a product's packaging, signage or advertising (via our certification mark)
Rating based mostly on the portion of the purchase price being captured by a given area
e.g., American Economic Impact Rating tells you how much is captured in America's economy. New York City Economic Impact Rating Tells you how much is captured in the NYC metro area.
We believe the best way to boost the American Economy is to give consumers the information they need to boost the American Economy.
Our patent-pending method breaks down a product using accounting and economics to determine how much of the purchase price-- how much of the money you're handing over-- is actually being captured in the American economy. That way, the consumer gets the information in the store aisle, or on amazon.com , and can work it into their buying criteria.
Not only do consumers care, but companies are listening. Ralph Lauren recently promoted their new 'made in america' line for the Olympics (after their last Olympic debacle), we're seeing other big names jump into the mix as well. Walmart dedicated $50B to buying 'made in america' goods over the next decade. Google and Apple are both touting products made or assembled in the United States. Martha Stewart has created a webpage to promote 'American Made'.
With ever increasing usage of such claims, eventually you have to ask, "Just how made in America is it?"
What We Need:
We need $50k- $100k to help start branding and marketing the Economic Impact Rating across the United States.
Whats Wrong with Current "Made in America" and "Local" Claims?
'Made in America' marketing is, effectively, unregulated. The Federal Trade Commission (the federal body charged with overseeing marketing claims ) does not "certify" American Made products. Rather, they prosecute products only after they receive a complaint. The FTC has only prosecuted a handful of companies since the 1970's.
Several sources, including Consumer Reports, doing research on "made in the USA" labeling and advertising, has found labeling practices are often deceptive, if not false. They concluded that their "evidence shows that if not misled, consumers are at least confused". Obviously, something is missing here.
There is more. Not only are companies allowed to place 'Made in America' on their packaging without any verification, but the definition the FTC uses is vague and misleading. The FTC defines 'country of origin' as the place of "final transformation". That is, the country where the product's final transformation took place--- which by no means indicates how little, or how much, of the money leaving your hands is actually captured in America's economy.
One analogy would be if you were to bake a cake. You imported the flour from Canada; the eggs from Mexico; and the frosting from China. Then you bake the cake here in America. Technically, the final transformation occurred here in America. You just created a 'Made in America' cake. Even though a majority of the money consumers will pay is going to pay suppliers in foreign countries, who will pay their foreign workers, who will spend their foreign wages in a foreign economy-- effectively "leaking" economic growth to other parts of the world.
Similarly, a product using numerous American parts, but of which's final assembly is in Mexico, is labeled as a product of Mexico-- even though the product employs numerous American factories, workers, and economic growth inside the United States.
In terms of local, there are several issues with companies are actively trying to, in some way, deceive consumers. Companies moving their food product from squirt bottle to glass jar in hopes of seeming more 'local' and wholesome.
As you can see, 'Made in America' and "local" claims do not go far enough in telling you about the economic impact of your purchase decision.
More About the Business Model
We use information typically not available to the public to determine a product's economic impact to an area-- making us the most accurate analysis of this kind available to consumers today. We look at individual products and not companies as a whole. Looking at products individually is important. As supply chains and companies become more and more complex-- company wide ratings become less and less useful.
For instance, Hershey chocolate has factories in America, but also factories in Mexico. A company-wide rating may leave consumers unknowingly supporting a product line that supports jobs and economic growth in Mexico, rather than channeling their spending to the 'American Made' product line.
As for competitive advantages, we currently have a patent-pending which looks to be solidifying in the next 6-12 months. This will give us the insulation we need to build the brand recognition that we need.
We hope that, just as how when Consumer Reports released product quality information into the marketplace, companies became more competitive on quality, we hope communicating information on the economic impacts of products will cause companies to compete more on their economic impact to America, it's economy, and it's citizens.
Help us kickstart our company, so we can kickstart America's economy.
Risks and challenges
Our rating process is detailed. The information used is typically not open to the public. As such, we must work closely with manufacturers and companies to complete the analysis. The upside? Our rating is more detailed than anything to date-- especially more detailed than vague 'made in america' marketing ploys and empty corporate press releases. The downside? We need to convince companies that you-- the consumer-- care.
Convincing companies that you care to know their product's Economic Impact Ratings is the #1 goal of the funds we're looking to raise. One way to do this is by you guys donating to our kickstarter-- this gives companies a very good indication that people care about this information. The other way to achieve this goal- and the main objective of this fundraising-- is to put together a marketing campaign to introduce and educate as many American consumers as possible about the Economic Impact Rating.
We've found time and time again that the people we reach love the idea. We just need to reach more of them, and do it faster. The above video can give you an indication of the marketing angle we'll be taking.
Consumers can change the way the world works, and change our economy. They just need accurate and efficient information delivered in a easy-to-use way. This allows you-- the consumer-- the ability to harness the most important vote you have--- the one you make with your dollars.
Other Ways You Can Help
Can't contribute, but that doesn't mean they can't help:
- Get the word out and make some noise!
- Use the Indiegogo share tools!
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Acondicionamiento y manejo de un banco de reproductores de pargo criollo (Lutjanus analis, Cuvier, 1828).
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Some handling practices related to health about finfish culture are analyzed and discussed in this paper. The wild caught broodstocks were cultivated for two years under environment conditions in concrete pond where developed techniques avoided stressful conditions like high stocking densities which may result in compromised fish health, disease and mortality. Marine fish species are also susceptible to many infectious pathogens including parasites. As a result of that, prophylactic bathes have been identified as method of control. Reproductive parameters could have showed due to good managements......
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BEA Account Code: B647RA3
For more information about this series, please see http://www.bea.gov/national/.
Source: US. Bureau of Economic Analysis
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US. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Real imports of goods: Foods, feeds, and beverages (chain-type quantity index) [B647RA3A086NBEA], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/B647RA3A086NBEA/, November 30, 2015.


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CHPC Software: Parallel Application Development Tools
- Debuggers: Totalview, available at Arches,
- Profilers: Vampir/TAU, available at Arches
TotalView is a full-featured, source-level, multi-process, multi-thread graphical debugger f or C, C++, Fortran (77 and 90), PGI, HPF, assembler, and mixed source/assembler codes. Totalview provides industry standard support for parallel and distributed computing, e.g. MPI, PVM, and IBM's Parallel Operating Environment (POE).
More information:
- TotalviewTech, manufacturer of Totalview
- Online Documentation from TotalviewTech
- Student Express information. Student Express is a program that provides a license of Totalview for free to qualified students. Please, contact CHPC for more information.
- CHPC's Debugging with Totalview tutorial presentation.
Notes on installation on the CHPC machines
Arches Metacluster
Totalview on the Arches is installed in /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/totalview/std. Current version is 8.6. Both serial and parallel debugging (MPI, OpenMP) are supported.
Totalview supports most available compilers, including GNU, PGI, Pathscale and Intel.
In order to compile your code and run it in Totalview, follow these steps:
Serial code:
Serial code can be debugged on the interactive nodes, provided it does not generate high load that can affect responsiveness to other users.
- Compile with -g:
- For GNU compilers:
- g77 -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- For PGI compilers:
- pgf77 -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- For Pathscale compilers:
- pathf90 -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- For Intel compilers:
- ifort -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- For GNU compilers:
- Run the program in Totalview:
- totalview ./executable_name
Parallel MPI/OpenMP code:
Parallel code can be debugged on the interactive nodes, or on the compute nodes. For smaller problems, we recommend using interactive nodes, as debugging on compute nodes has several limitations.
Parallel debugging on interactive nodes:
In order to debug in parallel on iteractive nodes, one has to use MPICH2 MPI implementation. This is because MPICH2 supports single node parallel program launch without the need for the rsh command, which is disabled on interactive nodes for security reasons.
Also, since interactive nodes have limited number of processors (2 or 4) and memory (2 to 4 GB), only parallel programs that need less processors and memory should be debugged on interactive nodes. Note that you can debug more than 4 process parallel program on 4 physical CPUs, since debugging in general puts less load on the CPUs and as such more than one process can be executed at a single CPU at the time. Still, debugging using say 4 processors should be sufficient for most problems as most parallel programming bugs show on any number of processors.
The debugging process on interactive nodes is as follows:
- Check that MPICH2 is the default compiler
- which mpicc/uufs/arches/sys/pkg/mpich2/1.0.7/bin/mpicc/uufs/arches/sys/pkg/mpich2/1.0.7p/bin/mpicc/uufs/arches/sys/pkg/mpich2/1.0.7i/bin/mpiccCHPC's MPI Documentation~/.mpd.conf
- Compile with -g:
- mpif77 -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- Start MPICH2's MPD daemon on the give node
- mpdboot -n 1
- Start Totalview:
- totalview &
- Totalview opens New Program window. In this window, fill in the following:
- In tab Program, field Program, put in the executable program name
- In tab Parallel, field Parallel System, choose MPICH2, and for Tasks set the number of processors you want to run on
- Click OK to load the program into Totalview. After a little while, you will get a dialog box saying: Process executable.exe is a parallel job. Do you want to stop now? Click Yes, set some breakpoints and start debugging.
- Click OK to load the program into Totalview. After a little while, you will get a dialog box saying: Process executable.exe is a parallel job. Do you want to stop now? Click Yes, set some breakpoints and start debugging.
Parallel debugging on compute nodes:
In order to debug on compute nodes, one has to run a job through the queue. This complicates the process slightly so, debug on compute nodes only if debugging on interactive node does not reproduce the error you are looking for.
- Compile with -g:
- /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/mpich/bin/std/mpicc -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/mpich/std/bin/mpif90 -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- For parallel OpenMP application using PGI compilers and include -mp to invoke OpenMP directives support, -omp for Pathscale compilers or -openmp for Intel compilers.
- For debugging parallel codes running over Myrinet, compile with MPICH for Myrinet:
- /uufs/$UUFSCELL/sys/pkg/mpich-mx/std/bin/mpicc -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- /uufs/$UUFSCELL/sys/pkg/mpich-mx/std/bin/mpif90 -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- For debugging parallel codes running over InfiniBand, compile with MVAPICH:
- /uufs/sanddunearch.arches/sys/pkg/mvapich/std/bin/mpicc -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- /uufs/sanddunearch.arches/sys/pkg/mvapich/std/bin/mpif90 -g source_name.f -o executable_name
- ssh to the interactive node with X forwarding (flag -Y)
- ssh -Y firstname.lastname@example.com
- Start interactive PBS session specifying X forwarding flag (-X), e.g.:
- qsub -I -X -l nodes=2,walltime=2:00:00
- In case of debugging a parallel code over Myrinet, also set the TOTALVIEW environment variable:
- setenv TOTALVIEW "/uufs/arches/sys/totalview/bin/totalview"
- Run mpirun with -tv flag to invoke totalview. Use the $PBS_NODEFILE for your machinefile the same way as you would in running with PBS script:
- /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/mpich/std/bin/mpirun -np 2 -tv -machinefile $PBS_NODEFILE executable_name
Totalview will start with the source code of your executable in a new window. MPICH-MX with Myrinet uses slightly different startup mechanism, use -totalview as:
- /uufs/delicatearch.arches/sys/pkg/mpich-mx/std/bin/mpirun.ch_mx -np 2 -totalview -machinefile $PBS_NODEFILE executable_name
MVAPICH for InfiniBand uses -tv flag, but, some other parameters are different:
- /uufs/sanddunearch.arches/sys/pkg/mvapich/std/bin/mpirun_rsh -rsh -np 2 -tv -hostfile $PBS_NODEFILE executable_name
InfiniPath MPI, that's installed on Updraft does not support Totalview. If you need to debug on Updraft, please, build your code with MPICH2. We are trying to persuade the vendor to include Totalview support. InfiniPath MPI supports text based gdb and pathdb, see mpirun --help for details on how to use these debuggers on Updraft.
- /uufs/delicatearch.arches/sys/pkg/mpich-mx/std/bin/mpirun.ch_mx -np 2 -totalview -machinefile $PBS_NODEFILE executable_name
- If you run Totalview for the first time, you have to also specify a full path to the TV Server, tdvsvr. To do that, modify Launch Strings dialog in Menu - Preferences to:
- /uufs/arches/sys/totalview/bin/tdvsvr
instead of just plain
- tdvsvr
- Click go to run the code. After a little while, you will get a dialog box saying: Process executable.exe is a parallel job. Do you want to stop now? Click Yes, set some breakpoints and start debugging.
Intel Trace Analyzer (ITA, fka Vampir) is a graphical profiling tool that enables user to analyze time the program spends in calculation, IO, communication,... It enables the user to quickly focus at the appropriate level of detail by zooming into an arbitrary part of the trace and by selecting interesting processes, events, and communications operations.
The analyzed program must generate a trace file, .vtf, This can be done by an open source package TAU (Tuning and Analysis Utilities). User has to link the code with TAU, run it to produce TAU trace files and then convert them to Vampir format. These files are then read by ITA for performance analysis.
Please note that the trace files can become quite large (gigabytes). Therefore, we recommend to run only a small section of the code with tracing enabled, e.g. single iteration, time step, etc. If that is not possible in your code, please, contact CHPC for options how to enable/disable tracing via code instrumentation.
Location of TAU and the Intel Trace Analyzer on CHPC machines and instructions how to use them are below.
Further references:
- TAU homepage at University of Oregon
- Intel Trace Collector webpage at Intel
- CHPC's MPI profiling with TAU/Vampir tutorial presentation.
MPI profiling involves two steps. First one must produce instrumented binary that allows timing information collection. On our systems, we use the TAU package for this purpose. Then one runs the instrumented executable and produces trace files that contain the timing information. Finally, these trace files are viewed in a program that lets user analyze the timing information. At CHPC, we use Intel Trace Analyzer for this purpose.
Binary is instrumented by using special TAU compiler wrappers instead of standard MPI compilers. In order to use these wrappers, one has to first source in the TAU environment.
- source /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/tau/std/etc/tau.csh for csh/tcsh
- source /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/tau/std/etc/tau.sh for sh/ksh/bash
Then one can either modify the program's Makefile and replace the default compilers with TAU compiler wrappers. Note that we are including TAU's Makefile to define all the TAU make variables.
- TAUROOTDIR = uufs/arches/sys/pkg/tau/2.15
- include $(TAUROOTDIR)/include/Makefile
- F90 = $(TAU_COMPILER) pathf90
- CC = $(TAU_COMPILER) gcc
Alternatively, one can compile directly using TAU compiler wrapper scripts, tau_f90.sh,tau_cc.sh, tau_cxx.sh.
Once the executable is compiled, run it to produce the trace files. Note that since this is an MPI program, it must be run with the mpirun command, e.g.:
/uufs/arches/sys/pkg/mpich/std/bin/mpirun -np 4 -machinefile $PBS_NODEFILE ./executable
Upon finishing, there should be numerous files named tautrace.* and events.* in the run directory. These are the trace files in TAU format.
We have to convert these files to the Vampir trace file (vtf) format. This is done in two steps.
- tau_merge tautrace.*.trc myprogram.trc - optionally add -n to break a stuck session
- tau2vtf myprogram.trc tau.edf myprogram.vtf
Trace files are viewed with the Trace Analyzer. In order to use ITA, source a script in the .cshrc, .tcshrc or .bashrc that sets paths and license information:
- source /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/ita/std/etc/ita.csh (for csh/tcsh)
- source /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/ita/std/etc/ita.sh (for ksh/bash)
Then open the Trace Analyzer with the trace file:
traceanalyzer executable.vtf
Finally, here is an example of a Makefile entry for compiling MPEVB extension to DLPOLY molecular dynamics package with TAU.Initial definitions remain unchanged
TAUROOTDIR = /uufs/arches/sys/pkg/tau/std
include $(TAUROOTDIR)/include/Makefile
F90 = $(TAU_COMPILER) pathf90
lots of other stuff
arches-pa-tau : dpp cp $(MPI_DIR)/include/mpif.h mpif.h $(MAKE) \ LDFLAGS="-O3 -OPT:Ofast -OPT:Olimit=0 -L$(FFTW_LIBRARY)/lib -lfftw3 " \ FFLAGS="-c -O3 -OPT:Ofast -OPT:Olimit=0 " \ CPFLAGS="-D$(STRESS) -DMPI -DFFTW -P -D'pointer=integer*8' " \ TIMER="" EX=$(EX) BINROOT=$(BINROOT) $(TYPE)
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