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Cray Brings Windows 7 to HPC
If you thought Windows 7 was just for mere mortals, think again. Microsoft's latest OS is about to show up in Cray's newest CX1 deskside supercomputer that puts a Windows workstation and a Windows HPC Server cluster into a single box. Called the CX1-iWS (for integrated workstation), the machines are to be sold exclusively through Dell and will range in price from $39K to $55K.
The idea behind the iWS is to retain the interactive experience of a personal workstation, but extend its computational power to that of a small HPC cluster. It's generally aimed at technical computing users who have simply run out of compute headroom on their two-socket machines, but are loathe to give up the intimacy of the workstation environment. A generic CX1 can be configured to provide the equivalent capabilities, but the iWS is preconfigured to deliver this experience right out of the box.
Since Windows 7 and Windows HPC Server 2008 form a natural client-server relationship, cluster administration and job management becomes relatively seamless. In addition, since there is disk storage shared between the workstation and the cluster, data management becomes much more straightforward. As long as your data set fits in 4 TB, no data transfers back and forth between client and server will be necessary.
"We've done a lot of work in preparation for this, talking to the ISVs, and trying to make sure that it isn't some kind of dreamed up usage model, but is actually something that is relevant to customers," explains Ian Miller, senior vice president for the Cray's Productivity Solutions Group. According to him, the company has received a lot of positive feedback on the new iWS from a number of software vendors, including ANSYS, SIMULIA, and The MathWorks. Since most of the people using these software package are already on Windows desktops, it's not surprising the ISVs are happy that Cray is extending the CX1 into the comfort zone of workstation power users.
Hardware-wise, the CX1-iWS is a four-node machine: one for the workstation that runs Windows 7; the other three are allocated to the compute cluster, which runs Windows HPC Server 2008. One of the three cluster nodes does double-duty as a storage node, and drives four 1TB SATA drives that are shared between the workstation and the cluster. Each node consists of a dual-socket, quad-core Intel Nehalem CPU-based blade, which gives the entire machine 32 cores — 8 for the workstation, 24 for the cluster.
An NVIDIA Quadro GPU is included in the workstation node to drive up to two monitors. The GPU can also be used as a CUDA accelerator for visualization or more general-purpose computing, but only on the workstation. The cluster nodes don't have a GPU option.
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- Better: Quadro FX 4800; 3 x dual-socket 2.66GHz Xeon L5550; 3 x 24GB memory (MSRP $48,499)
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The invariant components of workstation node include a dual-socket 2.26GHz Xeon E5520 board with 24GB of memory, and 250GB of local disk. System memory is of the DDR3 variety, 1066MHz DIMMs for the workstation and low-end cluster nodes, and 1333MHz DIMMs for the mid-range and high end cluster nodes.
Like the rest of the CX1 family, the iWS can also be used as a common HPC resource for a workgroup (or even a small department), via an integrated 16-port Gigabit Ethernet switch. Five of the switch ports hook up the blades inside the CX1-iWS, leaving 11 ports to connect additional storage or workstations.
The fact that the system can be used as a workgroup hub means Dell will have the opportunity to sell its own Precision workstations, storage, and other computer paraphernalia around the CX1-iWS. From Cray's point of view, Dell provides a more direct channel to the workstation customers they're going after, although it's not clear why Cray gave Dell the exclusive deal. The generic CX1 machines are currently available from more than 30 resellers.
So where is this all headed? With the introduction of the CX1-iWS, along with the CX1-LC (light configuration) announced in July, Cray is certainly making a concerted effort to guide the technical workstation crowd into HPC. To pursue the personal HPC model a little further, it seems like the next logical step would be to offer a Windows-based SMP variant of the CX1. In other words, get rid of the client-server separation altogether and just make a big, multi-socketed workstation.
Since the Windows 7 kernel apparently already has the necessary plumbing to support up to 256 "logical processors" (not CPUs, but logical threads of control) in a multi-socket NUMA architecture, it's certainly plausible that, for example, a 4-socket Nehalem EX blade could be the basis of a 32-core Windows machine for personal HPC use. Alternatively, a virtual SMP, using ScaleMP or even 3Leaf Systems technology (if and when these vendors add Windows support) could be used to deliver the same effect using a couple of two-socket x86 nodes. At the very least, this eliminates cluster management, dual operating systems, and in the physical SMP implementation, the node interconnects and network switch. Plus it's easy to name: CX1-SMP.
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Easy Rice Congee
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 1 hr 30 mins
Very easy and delicious one-pot-meal. May substitute chicken with other meat e.g. pork/beef. Stirring is important, to achieve smooth congee. NOTE: Usually when cooking congee with electric rice cooker, i need to click it 'on' a few times after it switched off (automatically) because congee has to simmer for some time to be smooth.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup rice (not quick-cooking)
- 3 -4 cups water (may use chicken/vege broth)
- 2 pieces boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut to thin slices
- 1 tablespoon garlic, minced
- 1 tablespoon ginger, minced
- 1 tablespoon oyster sauce
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 dash black pepper (according to your taste)
- 6 pieces shiitake mushrooms, julienned
- 2 tablespoons scallions, chopped
- sesame oil
- black pepper or white pepper
- Rice cooker: Dump all ingredients (except garnishes) into rice cooker, turn it on and stir occasionally, until congee is smooth and no longer grainy.
- Stovetop: Combine all ingredients (except garnishes) in a medium saucepan, bring to boil over medium heat then turn down heat and let simmer until water has been absorbed.
- Add more water/broth if necessary (for both methods)
- Sprinkle with black/white pepper, a few drops of sesame oil and chopped scallions just before serving.
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Thank you for the recipe! This was really good and easy to follow. I used garlic powder instead of mincing garlic and will try using a garlic press to squeeze out the ginger juice next time instead of mincing ginger. I also used minced pork instead of the chicken. The sesame oil and white pepper at the end is a very good touch and definately enhances flavor.
I've never had congee before, but I saw some show on PBS talking about it, so my interest was piqued and I was delighted to find your recipe for easy rice congee! I made this with brown rice (we don't eat white rice), so it turned out a fairly unattractive grayish color, but tasty nonetheless! I used 3 cups water and did not find that I needed any more using the stovetop method. I simmered for about an hour and a half or so, until nice and creamy but still with a nice texture. I only used one x-large chicken breast- I wasn't entirely sure what was meant by 2 pieces chicken breast. Otherwise, followed the recipe- very nice chickeny mushroomy flavor with an interesting texture. I mean- this is, undeniably, gruel, so if you're not up for that I wouldn't recommend this. But this was a very nice rainy night supper. We served with oney Roasted Squash Rings #72722 on the side. I did find this a tad bland, even with the garnishes. I added a smidge of Zhoug #57689 to mine for a little flavor/heat. Next time I would add some other vegetables- maybe some julienned carrots or some onion or something and perhaps add the mushrooms later in the cooking process because they got kind of disintegrated... so did the chicken, by the way- I sliced them very thin and they broke up a lot into small chunks. Let me mention that I selected this (officially, at least, its been in my cookbook for a while) for Pick Your Chef Nov 1-Nov 29 2004. Anyway, this was a good supper! Thanks for a nice introduction to congee!
Super congee, made with no meat as vegan. Am sick and this is what I always eat when feeling blah!


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Robert Erickson: Recent Impressions; Two Songs; High Flyer; Summer Musicby Continuum
American composer Robert Erickson (1917-1997) came out of the Midwest, but made California home for most of his professional career, and it was there that he established himself as one of the earliest and most influential proponents of the American avant-garde. This disc collects a variety of his works from the '60s through the '80s. The latest piece, "Recent Impressions" (1987), is remarkable for Erickson's ability to make a piece that is entirely tonal, with some pentatonic elements, sound like adventurous new music. He achieves this primarily by making the timbral shifts the focus of the listener's attention, rather than the harmony. Chamber ensemble Continuum plays it with clarity, focus, and attention to its mood of elegiac wistfulness. "Two Songs," written the year before to his own texts for mezzo-soprano, clarinet, viola, and piano, are surprisingly lyrical coming from a composer with such a daunting reputation for modernism. The songs have supple, grateful vocal writing that shows off the voice to its best advantage in the best bel canto tradition. Ellen Lang sings with beautifully open tone, and she and members of Continuum emphasize the work's colorful tone painting. Erickson's reputation as an experimentalist is more evident in "High Flyer" (1969) for flute, in which the soloist produces a variety of subtle timbral shadings by speaking into the mouthpiece. "Summer Music" (1974), for violin and tape, primarily uses water sounds for the tape part, with which the violin's largely lyrical line evocatively intertwines. The selection of pieces and the uniformly fine performances make the CD an appealing introduction to Erickson's work. Naxos' sound quality is clear and present.
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- 0636943928325
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Next Iron Chef judge Simon Majumdar joins us on the FN Dish each week to share his insider's take on what went down Sunday night.
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Went there for dinner and enjoyed it very much...The service was very good and the dinner and dessert were delicious..The restaurant was pretty and they had outside dining. We would definitely return on our next visit to Tremblant...
had a delicious lunch at this spot today.
the pizzas were very tasty, Spaghetti bolognese wonderful, mussels, etc all very good, followed by Espresso, and chocolate cake, and vanilla ice cream.
service was very friendly, and efficient.
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Our server was terrific. He was very personable. My wife and I split a salad and a pizza, and he brought us half of each without our having to divvy the items up. Both the arugula salad and pizza were great, as was the price.
We visit this restaurant a couple of times every summer. The pizza and salads are fantastic. The patio is always busy and happy. The staff gladly communicates in English and French. This spot is well worth the time and money!
Went to town with another restaurant in mind which was closed--walked the street, reading menus--and decided on this with a little hesitance but what a find!!! Bread and salad were good--Bologna pizza was spectacular--one of the best ever from a brick oven. Just amazing flavor--added their hot oil --OMG--totally hit the spot for me!! My husband had pasta with clams...
In my opinion, this restaurant is highly under-rated. We've been here three times and we're going back tonight. What more does one need to know?
Try the coteletta Vieux Four, you will not regret it! It does take a while to prepare, and they will advise you of this at least 30 minutes, but it os worth the wait.
I came here by myself for lunch. I chose my meal from the lunch menu which had a number of different choices, from pasta, fish, pizza and meat. I started with a green salad and then had a cheese pizza. Thin crust with a spicy oil served on the side, it was actually very good. Overall nice service, and a...
I often eat at Le Vieux Four. It is a favourite spot. The food is always fresh, delicious and the staff friendly and helpful and willing to please their customers. It is famous for it`s Italian Dishes and there are many to try. You won`t be disappointed. If anything is not up to your standard, just explain to the staff...
This was our second time at this restaurant on a spring break trip to Tremblant. We had a party of 5, always great service. The pasta and pizza can't be beat. This time we tried the mussels, they were fantastic and one order was plenty for 4 people to share. We were there on a Friday night, so we couldn't...
Whilst on. Skiing trip, with my wife and son, we decided to try some of the restaurants in the nearby town rather than in the skiing village. We discovered this little gem. The pizzas are very tasty with an excellent range of varieties. They are not the biggest in the world but certainly enough for my appetite on this occasion....
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Disney All That Glitters Specialty Finish is a clear topcoat that provides a shimmering glitter finish over a previously or newly painted surface This glaze contains flecks of glitter adding sparkle your walls.
Disney All That Glitters Interior Specialty Paint, 1-Quart:
- Clear topcoat that provides shimmering finish over a previously painted surface
- Contains flecks of glitter to add sparkle to your room
- Coverage: 200-300 sq ft
- Model# 4700D
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|Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H):
|4.25 x 4.25 x 4.90 IN
Customer Reviews | 13 reviews | 3.5 out of 5
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Customer review by mommytocandk
We used the All That Glitters for my six year old's room. We first applied Glidden's Disney - Sleeping Beauty (pink) paint. Then used this on top of that. It looks gorgeous and sparkles bright in the sunlight. Very happy with the product! I'd recommend going with a full gallon if you have more than one small wall to do. This size is great for doors, frames, or furniture though. *I received this product for my review, which you can see at www.lilaccitymomma.com All thoughts and opinions are still my own.
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- I had the same question, but the glitter is pretty flush with the other paint. It doesn't stick out and you can't feel it when you run your hand over it. I am thinking it will be painted over fine.by Iamthatlady4/7/2016Was this answer helpful? (6) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- I was wondering the same thing as i was painting it. I'm guessing it would come off if you lightly sand it maybe?by countrygal969/8/2015Was this answer helpful? (2) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- I don't think it would be hard to paint over, but I did read that u should use a primer if you're going to paint over this. I would use a primer.by KT04099/8/2015Was this answer helpful? (3) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- When painting over All That Glitters, first prime then apply your new wall treatment.by Glidden110/20/2015Was this answer helpful? (7) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- I used the top coat with confetti and yes it was low odor.by countrygal968/30/2013Was this answer helpful? (0) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- I didn't find it to be bad, I only did 1 wall. Less of a smell than regular paint.by KT04097/28/2015Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?
- It has very little odor - I am 36 weeks pregnant and was able to paint using this paint very easily.by Iamthatlady7/28/2015Was this answer helpful? (1) (0)Was this answer helpful?


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With the April 3 trade deadline looming, are the Ottawa Senators buyers, sellers or standing pat? And what do they need?
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With the 2013 NHL Trade Deadline on April 3 at 3 p.m. ET, Eye on Hockey will examine whether each team is a buyer or seller at the deadline, and who each team should look to sell or receive by the deadline.
Buyers or sellers?
The Ottawa Senators are very clearly in the position of being buyers if they are anything at all. They are a sure-fire playoff team, and they want to keep it that way.
Again, if they could keep their roster the way it was built without interference of the nasty injury bug, they would be stand-patters (if that's a word). So the Sens come to this deadline as prospective buyers, hesitant. They are the guy/gal who goes to the mall to go window shopping, hoping not to spend that wad of cash in their pocket but knowing they just might have to.
If the Senators are buyers, they will be responsible, not impulsive. General manager Bryan Murray has stated over and over again that he's not looking for stop gaps to fill the injury holes this season. In other words, they're reluctant buyers.
They could be sellers in one sense, however: They have a glut of goaltenders with Robin Lehner, Ben Bishop and Craig Anderson. They've needed both Lehner and Bishop here for a few weeks. But Anderson will get healthy, and the Sens then will have a decision to make. Perhaps one of them could be a trading chip. And, no, they won't be "selling" Daniel Alfredsson.
If the Senators had their way, they'd be a team that would stand pat and continue on the course that they have been on, which has proved to be rather fruitful over the past season and a half. However, fate in the form of injuries has put Murray in the position of at least considering his trade options. It could force him to do a little more.
As of yet, Murray doesn't appear to have any specific targets in mind. But with Milan Michalek looking like he could be done for the regular season, he has a player type in mind: a top-six forward.
"I don't know how you ever get a scorer in the NHL anymore. But if you can get a top-six forward, it's always the objective," Murray told the Ottawa Sun. "I haven't identified anybody who is going to be moved.
"I'm certainly not going to give up a top young player at this point," he said. "But if there's an ability to acquire someone who can help us as we go forward, absolutely."
Top targets
Unless the Sens are presented with an opportunity to get a player like Chris Stewart, they will hold onto their prospects and take their chances. Paul MacLean's team is doing pretty well getting through the injuries as is.
But why do I bring up Stewart? Because he would represent a "hockey move." He is a restricted free agent after this season, so it most likely would not be a rental situation. He fits the bill as a top-six forward and could fit that bill in Ottawa for years to come. It would be similar to the deal that brought the Senators Kyle Turris.
The Sens addressed one perceived need already by adding some toughness to join Chris Neil. That's why Matt Kassian was acquired from Minnesota, so you can scratch any similar targets off the list.
Some thought they could be looking for defensive help after Erik Karlsson went down, but the Sens have handled that pretty well as well. You can't replace Karlsson, so why try?
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Your brain has a funny way of working when $100,000 is all but guaranteed to be heading your way. Just ask James Krause.
After accepting a late-notice bout with fellow lightweight Sam Stout (21-8-1 MMA, 8-8 UFC) this past weekend at UFC 161, Krause (20-4 MMA, 1-0 UFC) earned "Fight of the Night" and "Submission of the Night" honors after tapping out the Canadian for the first time since 2006. That guillotine choke comes with a $100,000 windfall in bonus money for the UFC newcomer.
Assuming, of course, that Krause passes his post-fight drug test.
"Yes, I am sweating it, but no, I've never done an illegal drug in my entire life," he told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "But I'm sweating it. To me, that's a life-changing amount of money. I'm worried about the damn multivitamin I took on Friday or Monday or whatever. I'm worried about the protein bar that I had. It's just such a life-changing amount for me that I'm worried about the gallon of water and if it had something in it."
Krause, who earned the June 15 win in an FX-televised preliminary-card bout at MTS Centre in Winnipeg, now must just sit and wait for the drug results to come back. But his mind races as he thinks about things like cough drops or anything else that could somehow screw up the test.
"You just get paranoid," he said. "But I should have absolutely nothing to worry about."
Krause, who took the fight on just two weeks' notice for injured Isaac Vallie-Flagg, said he has no grand plans for the money. His wife is graduating from nursing school next week, so he'd like to take her on a small vacation to celebrate. Otherwise, he wants the money to last as long as possible, so he's talking to some wealthy friends and getting their advice about the best way to get the most out of it.
"I want to be smart about this and set myself up for success later on," he said. "It may not be that long. I may go on to be a lightweight champion one day, or I may go 0-2 in my next two and get booted."
Based on recent results, the former scenario seems more likely than the latter. Krause has now won eight straight fights. Additionally, though not with the UFC, the former WEC and Bellator fighter was competing on televised cards. Dominating the regional circuit with organizations such as Titan FC and RFA, he was a fixture on AXS TV's MMA offerings. He's built up quality wins, but more importantly, he's learned not to freeze around the TV cameras or in big fights.
The UFC spotlight also wasn't foreign to him. Krause had a brief stint on "The Ultimate Fighter 15," and he's often cornered teammates in UFC fights.
"I knew what to expect," he said. "I think that helped me out a lot at UFC 161."
In fact, Krause said the only jitters he really felt came when he entered Canada. That was a reminder that he was entering hostile territory against one of Canada's own, for the world's biggest MMA organization. But come fight night. everything clicked.
"I so felt like I belonged there, the entire time," he said. "I felt like that was where I had been. That felt like my 16th fight in the UFC, not his. … I made a decision at one point in that day that I just wasn't going to go home that day a loser. It was my night, and I was on."
Not only did he go home a winner, he traveled back home to Missouri with the respect of his peers. Krause calls himself a hardcore MMA junkie – a true fight fan. So when fellow fighters on the UFC 161 card, including some of the bigger names, told him he belonged in the UFC and looked forward to his debut, he got the type of satisfaction that even $100,000 can't buy him.
"Guys were saying it was overdue," he said. "That blew me away. I didn't know they even knew me."
For complete coverage of UFC 161, stay tuned to the UFC Events section of the site.
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Officials were alerted at about 3 p.m. when a 52-year-old man and his 13-year-old grandson got lost while hunting on foot in the East Canyon area, said Lt. Justin Hoyal. The duo wandered off course, got cold and called watershed personnel who then alerted police.
Unified Police Department crews were able to reach the man on a cell phone, securing the man's location with a GPS coordinate. Hoyal said the team used snowmobiles to get as close as possible and then hiked farther on foot using snowshoes.
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Ickee Stikeez, tiny, squishy, collectible monster figures, have tiny suction cups for feet. Kids can stick them anywhere, or keep them in their round plastic pods.
The best part, though, is the popping noise that they make when pulled off of a surface. They also appeal to kids' tendency to collect items. But parents don't have to dole out lots of money either. Each of the 24 characters costs just $1.25.
"Our goal was to make a cool, fun and innovative product that was high on play value but very low on the cost," said Josh Loerzel, executive with five-year-old Zing Toys, a small Portland toymaker with 30 employees. "We believe in making toys that are built on imagination, don't require any battery and kids can play with anywhere."
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