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Does a 64 bit processor consume more memory (RAM) than a 32 bit one?
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A processor by itself doesn't consume memory. It accesses memory using address of varying sizes. As a result, a 64-bit processor can address up to 17.17 billion gigabytes of memory whereas a 32-bit processor can only address 4.29 gigabytes.
If you meant, "Does a 64-bit application consume more memory than a 32-bit application?" then yes it does. Memory addresses in a 64-bit process are 8 bytes in length instead of 4 bytes. So while, you won't see a doubling of memory usage, those thousands of pointers used throughout the application will consume twice the memory they normally would.
32-bit addresses haven't been enough for a while now, and many computers now come standard with 4 gigabytes of memory which 32-bit processes can't actually address fully due to operating system and hardware memory mapping overhead. 64-bit addresses will keep us going for a very, very long time.
However, many people don't create proper 64-bit code and GNU/Linux is tweaked to support these failure. So in many cases, 64-bit applications run like 32-bit ones (mmap tweak): http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-misc&m=130683944229077&w=2. Developing true 64-bit code is something that people should work on.
Most consumer 32-bit processors are now no longer in production. Even with the extra memory usage due to 8-byte pointers and other aspects, modern 64-bit processors are by definition, newer and typically more efficient now than processors were back in the 32-bit days.
So in summary, the extra memory usage is a mostly irrelevant issue given the increase in standard memory sizes in today's computers and speed at which processors operate.
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Program A compiled as a 32 bit application has a smaller memory footprint than the same program, B, which was compiled as a 64 bit one. This is because each memory block has a larger address..
Example: suppose your phone book was all very local phone numbers, they'd probably just print the numbers without the area codes.. But to fit in more numbers/addresses, printing the area codes takes up more space/ink/mass, etc.
64-bit programs have somewhat higher memory usages because of optimization issues, but the effect is not significant in practice. The benefits of a 64-bit architecture with 64-bit software, such as a far higher memory addressing capacity, far outweigh the increase in memory usage in almost all situations.


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Women's tennis has become so unpredictable that I would not be surprise to see a Julia Puntintseva to come out of nowhere and take the title.
Definitely you will always have the Clijsers, Wozniackis and Azarenka's that come to mind.
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DC ignorance not withstanding as far as Im concerned he has every right to have that clip put it in a gun and carry it just like the rest of us
This is a discussion on Why is David Gregory not under arrest? within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Saying that this journalist should be thrown in jail is a waste of time. No one in DC should be thrown in jail for possessing ...
Saying that this journalist should be thrown in jail is a waste of time. No one in DC should be thrown in jail for possessing something like that, not even this toolbag. I think we should be focusing on the fact that the magazine in his hands was completely harmless (physically, anyway) and should be legal for all to own, period. Saying he should be thrown in jail is to turn the corrupt, stupid system against someone we don't like. This is the exact opposite of what needs to be the real goal...getting rid of the entire unconstitutional, immoral gun control apparatus.
DC ignorance not withstanding as far as Im concerned he has every right to have that clip put it in a gun and carry it just like the rest of us
David Gregory Is Under Police Investigation Over Gun Magazine On 'Meet The Press'
David Gregory Under Police Investigation Over Gun Magazine On 'Meet The Press'
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With NBCs penchant for adding explosives to Chevy pickups when they did not blow up as they reported or selectively editing a tape to accuse someone of being racist ignoring gun laws to sensationalize a story does not surprise me.
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Come on people... its not "fo" or "foe" it's "faux" meaning fake.
A "faux" magazine would mean that it is fake.
It's no wonder we are getting our tails kicked when it comes to discussion of "assault weapons" and magazines. Any one choosing to surf gun sites for info might think we are all a bunch of toothless rednecks with 5th grade educations.
and..while we are on it...they (D.C.) would have to prove that that magazine wasnt legally owned before they passed a law against it. I think the burden of guilt is on the state to prove...but it is D.C,. an entity unlike any other in the United States so all bets are off on that one.
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That being said, this should be spun as a demonstration of how absurd DC laws are, rather then spun as a "you punish us, why not him". Nobody should be punished for this "crime".
And if you read the stories, two of them were for firearms AND ammuniton. Most likely like a lot of arrest they will bring a mulitude of charges against you. So i don't see your example of where there is a plethora of arrests AND prosecutions against people soley for having a 30 round magazine.
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sorry, didn't mean to imply that you were claiming it was rarely prosecuted, instead of the lawyer. The REPLY WITH QUOTE kind of messed up.
I just meant to say that DC gun laws are just seriously messed up, and the DC police are very ready to enforce them. The DA says that gun laws are just there to stack the charges on a criminal, but the reality is they go after innocent civilians, and screw up their lives. There were 594 arrests for unregistered ammunition in 2011, according to MPD, and 64 of those were the top charge (as in 64 individuals charged solely for having "unregistered ammunition".
Can't own ammo if you don't have a registered gun that fits it is just one example. Seriously, 12 months in jail for owning a 9mm round if you don't own handgun?
From Emily's article: "The D.C. attorney general's spokesman, Ted Gest, told me that prosecution for unregistered ammunition is common."
I don't know what the arrest specifics are for 30 rd magazines, but with the type of record the DC police have, I am sure it happens. If they arrest you for just for having an "unregistered bullet", then they will surely arrest you for a 30 rd magazine.
The problem is that we should be using this as an example of how absurd these laws are, instead of advocating enforcing them (even if it is on 2A detractor).
Why. ? They are the elite. His kids go to the same school as Obamas. The one with armed guards. They appear to be under a different set if laws
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text: Hi, On Fri, 2009-09-25 at 15:18 -0400, Allen Belletti wrote: > Hi All, > > I had posted about this once before and didn't get a response. Was > really hoping that Steven or another person who's involved might be able > to comment at least briefly. It would really help to know if this is > "normal" or not. > > Thanks, > Allen > > ------------- > > I've been running GFS and now GFS2 for several years on a two-node mail > cluster, generally with good results, especially once GFS2 became > production ready and we upgraded. However from time to time (ranging > from a few days to a month), we'll get a "stuck" lock on one particular > file or another which them blocks a user from their mail. While looking > into this, I've recently become aware of a VERY large number of glocks > being left behind after our nightly rsync backups. I'm checking on the > lock situation with "gfs2_tool lockdump /home" and counting locks by > piping through "grep ^G | wc -l". We have two GFS2 filesystems > mounted. On one of them, the number of glocks returns to "normal" after > the backup (currently showing about 5400.) On the other, it stays very > high although it will drop somewhat throughout the day. Currently I am > seeing over 500,000. Given the ten minutes or so that it takes to list > them, this seems like it can't be great for performance. > Listing glocks via the sysfs interface is not very efficient. It is however rather better than it used to be, due to the reduced amount of text per glock which is generated (compared with gfs1 for example). > Most of the locks look like this: > > G: s:SH n:5/b25806 f: t:SH d:EX/0 l:0 a:0 r:3 > H: s:SH f:EH e:0 p:31042 [(ended)] gfs2_inode_lookup+0x114/0x1f0 [gfs2] > Its a shared lock that is being cached in case of future use. It is harmless, tbh and looks normal to me. > Note that the pid (31042 in this case) corresponds to one of the > completed rsync processes which generated the locks in the first place. > The holder relates to an inode which was looked up by the pid in question. It will continue to exist until the inode is pushed out of cache. > My questions are 1) Is this a bad thing? My gut feeling is "yes" but > perhaps the system is highly efficient in dealing with these locks, and Generally it's a good thing. Each of those cached locks relates to disk I/O which does not need to be done if the same inode is accessed in future. > 2) Can anything be done about it? The tuning opportunities in GFS2 are > very limited compared to GFS, and the few things I've tried seem to have > no effect. > That is deliberate policy - the idea is to be self tuning. If you read in every inode in the filesystem (which rsync tends to do) then you are going to fill the cache on the node, just the same as if you did the same thing to a single node fs. The difference is that in the cluster case that makes subsequent accesses to the same inode on the node that did the rsync much faster, and subsequent accesses from a different node much slower (if they are write accesses and thus require exclusive locks). If that is a problem then making a VFS drop caches request after the rsync might well help prevent/reduce some of the symptoms. There are further improvements that we can make. One of the big issues is the amount of writeback that requests to drop locks can cause (assuming cached dirty data). Also multiple requests to drop locks from many nodes at once tend not to produce an efficient pattern of I/O. Solving that problem though is hard, and something that we would like to do, but may take some time. > By the way, I am running with plock_ownership="1" and > plock_rate_limit="0" in cluster.conf. > > Thanks in advance, > Allen > I'd suggest turning off plock_ownership unless you are on a very uptodate kernel as it is broken on some early kernels. Having plock_rate_limit=0 is a good plan though. Unless you are using an application which uses plocks (I don't know if rsync does or not) then these will not make any difference, anyway, Steve.


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LAKEWOOD — Dakota Ridge sophomore Kailee Lammers weaved through a handful of Golden defenders before ripping a shot into the net, then sported a sheepish grin April 19 at Trailblazer Stadium.
Shortly after scoring one of her six first-half goals, Lammers realized a goal right off the draw wasn't the plan. Dakota Ridge coach Jordan Hogan wanted to work an offensive play with the Eagles starting to dominate Golden on the way to a 19-5 victory in the Jeffco League.
LAKEWOOD — Senior Brittany Wilson notching her eighth shutout of the season in net for Columbine's girls soccer team April 20 wasn't a shocker.
However, Columbine failing to find the back of the net for the first time this season was a bit of a surprise. Rival Chatfield kept the potent Rebels' offense off the board in the eventual 0-0 draw at Lakewood Memorial Field.
GOLDEN — At first glance, it looked like it might be a rough day at Applewood Golf Course on April 13.
All the Jeffco League girls golf teams descended on the par 71 course for the third conference tournament of the season. With the greens having just been aerated, putting would be a challenge with more sand than grass visible on most greens.
LAKEWOOD — Chatfield senior goalie Jordan Alexander gave out as many hugs to Columbine players as saves he made against the Rebels in the boys lacrosse rivalry showdown April 15 at Trailblazer Stadium.
"The guys played their hearts out," said Alexander, who added he has played with or against several Rebels since second grade. "It's a good rivalry game and has been tight in the past. The way we came out in the first half was just awesome."
Mother Nature strikes again
The winter storm last weekend played havoc with the spring sports schedule yet again. All baseball, lacrosse, girls soccer, girls tennis and track meets scheduled for Saturday, April 16, were postponed. Jeffco baseball teams will have to scramble this week in attempt to get fields in playing condition with only four weeks left of the regular season before regional tournaments the second weekend in May.
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ARVADA — It was likely the final scoring opportunity Dakota Ridge would have April 15 at the North Area Athletic Complex's soccer field.
Senior Lauryn Ratashak lined up a direct free kick as the clock kept ticking down during the second overtime period. The Eagles were locked in a 1-1 tie against Pomona in the Class 5A Jeffco League game, and a tie wasn't the result Dakota Ridge (3-7, 2-1 in league) wanted against the Panthers (1-9, 0-3).
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LITTLETON — Grace Koza has this Class 5A Jeffco League tennis thing down pat.
The Chatfield junior hasn't lost a league match at No. 1 singles since her freshman season. Coach Robert Campbell said Koza has "ascended to another level this year."
The same could hold true for the Chargers as a team.
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LAKEWOOD — A rough two weeks of weather postponed a pair of non-league games and forced D'Evelyn's girls soccer team into a confined indoor space.
"We've been playing in our gym. We play good in a gym space," D'Evelyn coach Paul Moline could say with a smile after a 3-1 loss to Wheat Ridge on April 5 at Lakewood Memorial Field.
LAKEWOOD — Columbine's girls lacrosse team found itself on the wrong side of a dramatic second-half rally April 7 at Trailblazer Stadium.
The Rebels seemed to have everything in hand when sophomore Maeve Hungerford scored with 13 minutes, 26 seconds left in the second half to give Columbine a 9-5 lead on Jeffco League rival Ralston Valley. However, the Mustangs (4-1, 2-0 in Jeffco League) scored five unanswered goals in a span of just less than two minutes to take a 10-9 lead.
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Marcus Aemilius Scaurus (consul 115 BC)
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Marcus Aemilius Scaurus (born ca. 163 BC – died 89 BC) was a Roman consul in 115 BC and considered one of the most talented and influential politicians of the Republic.
Scaurus was born in a patrician family, although impoverished. In order to maintain the family lifestyle, his father became a coal-dealer. However, Scaurus himself declined any commercial activities (forbidden for senators) and embarked on a political life.
Scaurus' cursus honorum started when he became a military tribune in the Hispania provinces. Then he became curule aedile in charge of the public games, and afterwards praetor in 120 BC. In the same year he was nominated princeps senatus and confirmed by the Senate, an office which he held until his death. He was elected consul in 115 BC with Marcus Caecilius Metellus as his junior colleague.
During the run-up to the Jugurthine War the historian Sallust wrote of the extensive bribery of Jugurtha in his attempts to persuade the Senate not to intervene on his brother's behalf. In describing the profligacy he commented on Scaurus' character: "A few, on the other hand, to whom right and justice were more precious than riches, recommended that aid be given to Adherbal and that the death of Hiempsal be severely punished. Conspicuous among these was Aemilius Scaurus, a noble full of energy, a partisan, greedy for power, fame, and riches, but clever in concealing his faults. As soon as this man saw the king's bribery, so notorious and so brazen, fearing the usual result in such cases, namely, that such gross corruption would arouse popular resentment, he curbed his habitual cupidity." (Bellum Jugurthinum, I. 15)
As leader of the Roman senate he was often sent abroad to settle disputes amongst foreign kings. In 109 BC, he was elected censor in partnership with Marcus Livius Drusus, who died in the next year putting an end to the censorship. As censor, he ordered the construction of the Via Aemilia Scaura and restored several bridges. In 104 BC, he became responsible for Rome's grain supply. This was a very important office, given only to the most trustworthy persons, because the happiness of the population (and absence of mutinies) depended on it. Scaurus was throughout his political career the leader of the aristocratic conservative faction of the senate.
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His second wife was Caecilia Metella Dalmatica who was later the third wife of Lucius Cornelius Sulla. From this marriage, he had two children:
- Aemilia Scaura, second wife of Pompey
- Marcus Aemilius Scaurus (praetor 56 BC)
- The Chronicles of the Roman Republic - Philip Matyszak
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Quintus Fabius Maximus Eburnus and Gaius Licinius Geta
|Consul of the Roman Republic
with Marcus Caecilius Metellus
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Manius Acilius Balbus and Gaius Porcius Cato


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A light breeze fluttered the blue-flowered curtains hanging at the open window, blowing in the cold November early morning air.
Dorothy was clad in a pale pink nightgown and covered by a blue bedspread. Blood stained the spread around her neck but without that telltale sign it would appear that Dorothy slept peacefully. Her eyes were closed and her features showed no sign of stress.
Cameron tightened his hands into fists as two of his men wearing paper booties moved in to collect any evidence that might lead to a clue to the killer. He had little hope that they'd find anything. Two previous deaths in the same manner had yielded nothing. The murderer was smart and meticulous in his efficiency. Get in, slit the throat of a sleeping woman and then get out, leaving nothing behind for law enforcement to work with.
The window appeared to be intact, suggesting that it had been unlocked and had provided easy access. Cameron's frustration grew as he thought of the town hall meeting where he'd cautioned all women living alone to make sure their windows and doors were locked at all times. Apparently there had been some at the meeting who weren't paying attention.
"Where's the kid?" Cameron asked. He'd been told before he'd arrived on scene that the body had been discovered by a teenage kid.
"In the kitchen with the dog," Deputy Adam Benson said from behind Cameron. "He's pretty freaked out."
"I can imagine," Cameron replied. He moved past Adam and headed down the hallway to the kitchen. There was nothing more he could do in the bedroom. His team was well trained and the coroner stood by to move in after the crime-scene team had taken their photos and done their work. In the meantime he had to speak to Jeffrey Lawrence, the young man who had found Dorothy an hour earlier.
Dorothy's kitchen was painted a cheerful bright yellow, with white and yellow gingham curtains hanging at the window. Despite the day's chill the sunshine streamed into the windows with welcome heat that battled with the cold air drifting down the hallway from the bedroom.
Jeff Lawrence sat at the small, wooden kitchen table, his blue eyes red-rimmed as he hugged a wiggly, small furry mutt close to his chest.
"I can't get the picture of her out of my head," he said as he swallowed hard in an obvious effort not to cry. "It's like burned in my brain all that blood and the smell."
"I'm sorry you had to experience that. What were you doing here so early in the morning?" Cameron took the seat opposite the young man at the table.
"It's my job to walk Twinkie every morning before I go to school. I'm a senior and trying to save up some extra money for college." Twinkie whined at the sound of her name and licked the underside of Jeff's pointy chin.
"How long have you had this arrangement with Dorothy?"
"Since the beginning of summer. She and my mom are good friends and that's how I know knew Dorothy." His eyes welled up with tears once again. "My mom is going to be so upset about all of this."
Cameron waited a minute for the kid to get himself back under control and then continued, "How did you enter the house this morning?"
"I have my own key. Sometimes Dorothy worked the night shift at the Cowboy Cafe and she'd sleep in late in the mornings. If she didn't answer when I knocked, then I used my key to come in and usually found Twinkie on the foot of her bed. Whenever Twinkie saw me she'd jump down and we'd go for our morning walk."
"Is that what happened this morning?"
Jeff's head bobbed like one of those big-headed dolls people put on their dashboards or desks. "Everything was the same as usual. I knocked on the door and when Dorothy didn't answer I went ahead and let myself in. I walked down the hallway to her bedroom and Twinkie was curled up at her feet, just like usual. But this morning Twinkie didn't jump off the bed when she saw me. She just whined and whined and I thought maybe she was hurt. So, I walked over to her and that's when I noticed the blood and the smell. I didn't touch Dorothy, I knew she was dead. I just grabbed Twinkie and left the room and then called 911."
"You did the right thing," Cameron replied. There was no way Jeff was involved in the crime, at least not at the moment. The kid had the green cast of somebody on the verge of puking. He petted the dog as if the silky fur were the only thing holding him together.
"What's going to happen to Twinkie? Dorothy doesn't have any family, and I can't take her. We already have a big dog, Zeus, who would eat this little girl for lunch." Jeff looked distraught. "Twinkie is a great dog, friendly and well trained. I mean, I'm sorry about Dorothy, but you need to find a good home for Twinkie." Jeff looked at him pleadingly.
Great, Cameron thought. Not only did he have another murder to try to solve, he also had the faith of a softhearted kid depending on him to find a tragically orphaned mutt a good home.
"Gather up all her doggie stuff, and I'll see what I can do," Cameron said. "Then go home. We'll probably have more questions for you later, but right now I'd prefer you not talk to anyone about this crime except with your parents."
Jeff nodded and got up from the table. As he began to gather up all things Twinkie, Cameron went back down the hallway where he met the coroner, who told him what he already suspected.
Time of death was between one and three in the morning, cause of death was a quick, clean slice across the throat. Dorothy's hearing aids were on the night-stand. She'd never heard her screen being removed and the unlocked window sliding open. She'd never heard her killer's approach.
"It's just like the other two," Deputy Benson said. "Three women killed in their beds, their throats cut."
"And all three worked as waitresses at the Cowboy Cafe," Cameron added. He frowned, thinking of how this latest murder would affect Mary Mathis, the owner of the cafe.
He couldn't help the way his heart softened as he thought of her. He'd had a thing for Mary since she'd taken over ownership of the cafe five years before and for the three years prior when she'd worked as a waitress there unfortunately it was an unrequited thing.
He couldn't think about that now. He had plenty of other tasks ahead of him to find this killer who was tormenting his town.
Throughout the afternoon, his men canvassed the neighborhood to find anyone who had witnessed anything unusual, but Grady Gulch was a typical small Oklahoma town where most people were in their beds and sleeping in the wee hours of the morning.
Twinkie spent part of the day either snoozing on the rug in the living room or being walked by one of the deputies on scene. Cameron had already decided he'd take the pooch home with him for now and in his spare time try to find her a good home.
As Cameron attended to his duties overseeing the crime scene and directing his deputies, he couldn't help but think of the other two victims. Candy Bailey had been a young woman killed in her bed in a small cottage behind the Cowboy Cafe. Shirley Cook had been a middle-aged woman murdered in her bed in her home.
Now Dorothy, sixty-four years old and looking to retire and putter in her garden after years of waiting on other people, was instead murdered while she slept.
He tamped down the unexpected rage that threatened to build inside him, a rage directed at the killer, who moved like a shadow in the night, who sought out the vulnerable and killed them without remorse and left no clues behind.
Who was this person? A native of Grady Gulch or one of the new members of town who had brought with them a dark soul and an evil directed at the waitresses of the popular cafe?
Before the night was over he needed to have a sit-down with Mary. It was something he dreaded, first telling her that another of her waitresses had been killed, although by the time he got to her she probably would have already heard. But he wanted to pick her brain as to why somebody might be targeting these women who worked for her.
The fact that the first two murdered women had worked at the cafe he might have written off as a strange coincidence, but three dead waitresses made a definite pattern that had to be explored. A serial killer, just what he needed, some creep who had chosen this placehis townto play out some murderous fantasy or whatever darkness was in his mind.
He stepped outside on the front porch and looked around the neighborhood. It was late afternoon and everything that could be done here had been done.
Despite the grimness of the situation he couldn't help the small smile that curved his lips as he watched Adam Benson holding Twinkie's leash and heading toward him up the sidewalk.
Cameron had a feeling when Adam joined the force a month ago he hadn't considered that one of his official duties would be walking a dainty little dog named Twinkie.
The Benson family had been to hell and back in the past two years. Adam's sister Cherry had been killed in a car accident, his eldest brother Sam had tried to kill a woman and remained in jail awaiting trial on attempted murder charges. Adam's youngest brother Nick had left town soon after Cherry's death, leaving Adam alone to deal with the family ranch and emotional baggage that had sent Adam into the bottom of a bottle for a brief period of time.
Nick had come home and reunited with his girlfriend, Courtney, and their child, Garrett, and Adam had moved into a rented room upstairs in a house owned by a wheelchair-bound woman who he'd eventually fallen in love with.
The Benson men, except Sam, who remained in jail charged with attempted murder, had found love and were in the process of building lives with the women who had captured their hearts.
Adam had shown himself to have all the qualities of a good lawman when Melanie Brooks, his handicapped girlfriend, had been kidnapped by one of his own deputies. That man was in jail and Cameron had offered Adam a job on his team. In the month that he'd been working for Cameron, Cameron had never questioned his decision to hire Adam. He'd proven himself to be intelligent, hard-working and detail meticulous.
"As I recall this wasn't in my job description," Adam said good-naturedly as he approached where Cameron stood. "Have you figured out what you're going to do with the little pup?"
Cameron released a sigh as he looked at the tiny dog that appeared to be smiling up at him. "I suppose I'll take her to my place for now until I can find a suitable home for her, unless."
"Oh, no," Adam quickly protested. "Melanie would kill me. We're in the middle of planning a wedding and we've already decided that pets are out of the question for us." He handed Cameron the leash as if he couldn't get rid of it fast enough.
"Guess I'll run her by my place and then head to the cafe. I need to talk to Mary. There's got to be a reason this guy is killing her waitresses."
"And if we can figure out the 'why,' maybe we can identify the 'who,'" Adam replied.
"Exactly," Cameron said. "For now I want you to find out the names of all of Dorothy's friends and set up interviews. I'll be back in the office later this evening to check on progress." He leaned down and picked up Twinkie in his arms. The friendly little beast snuggled against him as if she were already home.
Minutes later Cameron was in his car and headed to his place. Home was a comfortable ranch house on five acres of land. He had a couple of horses, but no cattle. The horses were strictly for riding and not for business.
It was a nice place but also a lonely place for Cameron who at thirty-five had assumed by now it would be filled with a wife and a couple of kids.
Unfortunately the minute he'd seen Mary Mathis in the cafe, he'd also seen her in his mind as the woman who belonged in his home. Equally as unfortunate, Mary had made it clear that she didn't belong in his home, on a date or in any other space with him beyond friendship.
By now Mary probably would have heard that she'd lost another waitress. The grapevine in Grady Gulch was strong and healthy and it had been hours since Dorothy's body had been discovered.
A frustrating part about these crimes was that Cameron didn't know how to anticipate who might be next. He didn't know what to do to keep other women safe.
After the last murder he'd held a press conference and warned women who lived alone to make sure they kept their doors and windows closed and locked, to be aware of their surroundings and if they felt threatened at all to call 911.
He had a feeling that nobody in town had taken his warnings seriously. Candy Bailey had been a young woman and initially her boyfriend, Kevin Naperson, had looked good for the murder. Cameron still had his eye on the young man, but couldn't tie him to Shirley Cook's murder.
If Cameron was perfectly honest with himself he'd admit that he had no viable suspects for any of the murders. He had a couple persons of interest, but nobody who popped to the top of the pathetic list.
Several tall trees stood sentry on either side of his house and a nice-sized pond glittered in the not-so-far distance. The barn was located behind the house and the entire back acreage was fenced to keep the three horses where they belonged.
Once he was in the house it didn't take him long to set up space for Twinkie in the laundry room. The dog not only had her own little wardrobe, but also food and water bowls and a tiny four-poster bed that appeared to have never been slept in.
With the dog settled, Cameron left the house once again and headed toward the Cowboy Cafe and a talk with Mary. As always when he drove toward the cafe, myriad emotions filled his head.


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Summer has finally arrived, so why not celebrate the season by throwing a fun and festive backyard bash. Here, Better Homes and Gardens contributing editor Elaine Griffin makes watermelon-mint coolers, Trisha Yearwood's vegetable pies, and fresh vegetable chips with caramelized onion dip.
For chips:
- 12 oz. large red radishes, trimmed (1 bunch)
- 1 small jicama, peeled
- 1 large daikon, peeled
- 1 tsp. smoked paprika
- 1 1⁄4 tsp. salt
- 1⁄4 tsp. sugar
- 1⁄4 tsp. ground black pepper
- 4 tsp. finely shredded lime peel
- 1 recipe Caramelized Onion Dip
For dip:
- 2 tbsp. olive oil
- 2 large onions, chopped (2 cups)
- 2 tsp. sugar
- 1 tsp. salt
- 4 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 1⁄2 cups light sour cream
- 2⁄3 cup light mayonnaise
- 1⁄4 tsp. ground black pepper
Baking Directions:
For chips:1. Slice radishes, jicama, and daikon about 1/4 inch thick. Halve large slices of jicama. Transfer vegetables to platter.2. In a small bowl, combine smoked paprika, salt, sugar, pepper, and lime peel.3. To serve, scatter paprika mixture over vegetables.For onion dip:1. In a large skillet, heat oil over medium heat. Add onions, sugar, and 1/2 tsp. of salt; toss. Reduce heat to medium-low. Cook and stir onions until golden, 15 to 20 minutes. Remove from heat; cool. Stir in garlic.2. In a medium bowl combine the cooled onion mixture, sour cream, mayonnaise, remaining 1/2 tsp. salt, and pepper. Cover; chill 1 hour to blend flavors.3. Transfer to a serving bowl; stir.
- 1 tbsp. olive oil
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 cup peeled and chopped sweet onion, such as Vidalia
- 1 large zucchini, thinly sliced
- 1 large yellow squash, thinly sliced
- 1⁄2 tsp. salt
- 1⁄2 tsp. ground black pepper
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 to 1 1⁄2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese (4 to 6 oz.)
- 1 to 1 1⁄2 cups shredded cheddar cheese (4 to 6 oz.)
- 2 large tomatoes, peeled and cut into 1⁄4-inch slices
- 2 9-inch deep-dish pie shells, prebaked as directed
- 1 8-oz. can sliced water chestnuts, drained
Baking Directions:
1. Preheat the oven to 325°F.2. Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. When hot, add garlic and sauté for 2 minutes; don't let it brown. Add onion, zucchini, yellow squash, and 1/4 tsp. each of the salt and pepper. Cook until squash is tender, about 15 minutes. Divide the mixture in half.3. Mix the mayonnaise and cheeses and set aside. Layer the sliced tomatoes in the bottom of the baked piecrusts. Sprinkle the tomatoes with the remaining salt and pepper. Layer the squash mixture on top of the tomatoes, then layer the water chestnuts. Top each pie with half of the mayonnaise and cheese mixture. Bake, uncovered, for 40 minutes. Allow the dish to stand for 15 minutes before cutting into wedges.
- 3 1⁄4 lbs. seedless watermelon, chopped (5 cups)
- 1⁄4 cup packed fresh mint leaves
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 1⁄2 cup fresh lime juice
- 3⁄4 tsp. aromatic bitters
- 4 to 5 cups ginger ale, chilled
Baking Directions:
1. In a blender container, place watermelon and puree until smooth. In a small heatproof bowl, use a wooden spoon to mash mint leaves and 1/4 cup of the sugar; add 1/4 cup of the water. Microwave on high until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer mint leaves to blender, leaving sugar in bowl. Blend until mint is chopped. 2. To bowl of sugar mixture, add remaining 1/4 cup sugar and 1/4 cup water. Microwave until sugar dissolves into a syrup, 1 to 2 minutes. Cover and chill. 3. To serve, strain watermelon mixture into an iced-filled pitcher or jar; stir in syrup, lime juice, and bitters. Divide watermelon mixture among ice-filled glasses; top with ginger ale. Garnish with mint sprigs. Makes 8 servings. Make ahead: Cover and chill watermelon mixture up to 8 hours.


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Welcome to my musical world! This is one manĺs attempt to alert you to the best in area entertainment!
Pluckemin, have you ever heard of it? I faintly recall seeing signs for it on a north-south thoroughfare but I never knew of anyone from there, until now.
Susan Cattaneo grew up on a farm in Pluckemin, where as a young child she used ôto do six part harmony with her family around the dining room table.ö
Confessing to me that she has ôalways been just a singer,ö this energetic artist has turned her love of singing into a life-long passion.
After plying her trade in some college bands, Susan travelled abroad to Italy where she studied in Rome and picked up gigs in various piano bars. Within a yearĺs time, she returned home and began a day career in New York City as a television producer/writer of commercials and movie trailers, even garnering herself an Emmy Award nomination along the way. All the while she sang in clubs like The Bitter End and Kennyĺs Castaways with her band by night.
Delving more and more into song writing, Cattaneo quit her job and enrolled at the Berklee College Of Music in Boston, doing so on a vocal scholarship. Upon graduation from Berklee, she impressed the right people and was hired by the school to teach song writing, a position that she still holds today.
Using the work ethic she was taught as a child on the farm, Susan was determined to make a musical career of her own.
ôI was raised on a farm,ö Cattaneo said. ôI was used to haying during August. I grew up eating amazing corn and fresh vegetables. I rode horses and raised chickens. I learned the value of hard work and determination. I raised chickens and would sell their eggs to almost everybody in town. It was a wonderful way to grow up.ö
Cattaneoĺs efforts paid off while writing songs in Nashville when producers began using her compositions to launch the careers of other artists such as Erica Nicole and Jillian Cardarelli. Achieving a delicate balance of work, song writing and raising two young children was no easy task for her.
ôUnfortunately I had to pass on opportunities that arose,ö she said. ôMy marriage and kids were my priority. Iĺm now making some headway back into things. I was commuting to Nashville twice a month, I was staying in hotels. Best Western became my best friend.
ôI remember one time, I wound up sitting in a parking lot saying to myself, ĹThatĺs it, Iĺm done with it...I hate this!ĺ I felt like my songs became soulless. I was writing just for the sake of writing. I wasnĺt connected to the music. Then magical things happened. I began writing about my experiences of being done with it. It was like a whole new avenue opened up.ö
Yearning to return to her performing days, she recorded her debut CD, 2009ĺs ôBrave And Wild,ö which was well received and steadily rose up the Americana charts. Buoyed by the success of the disc, Cattaneo began working on her second CD ôHeaven To Heartache,ö which featured some of the best session players that Nashville had to offer. Consequently, ôHeaven To Heartacheö had more of a ôcountry feelö to it and drew the attention of some high profile artists, to the point where it was delayed in itĺs release due to the possibility of several wanting to record some of Susanĺs material.
It was during this delay period that Cattaneo began writing and recording her third and most recent release, ôLittle Big Sky.ö
ôThis CD came about because ĹHeaven To Heartacheĺ was on hold due to Martina McBride and several others being involved,ö she said. ôThey were looking at my songs. I recorded it in Nashville because the musicians are top notch and recording there is just amazing. Itĺs a great experience.ö
I received ôLittle Big Skyö just last week. If it was vinyl, the grooves would be fully worn already. This seven song collection is so well done, that even the hardest rocker would be forced to stop and take notice.
ôLet The Music Deliver Meö is a fantastic opening track that hits you hard with the twang of a country fiddle/guitar combo and finishes with the same strong energy. The title cut ôLittle Big Skyö and ôSpare Partsö are the other two rockers that deliver raw gutsy vocals, showcasing Cattaneoĺs ôHey pay attention over hereö style.
ôAlice In Wonder,ö ôA Place Called Loveö and ôPennies On The Railö are a bit softer yet still powerful in their delivery, a stark contrast to the final cut ôBetter Dayö which shows the versatility of this Jersey girl. I only have two full CDs in their entirety on my ipod, ôLittle Big Skyö is about to become the third. The mix, production and overall quality are superb.
With a small mini tour scheduled to promote the current disc, Cattaneo is letting no grass grow under her feet as she has already begun production on her fourth CD.
ôĹLittle Big Skyĺ was a transitional album for me, my next one is going to be more concessional, more intimate, less commercial,ö she said.
One of the stops of this tour is July 29 at The Indian Ranch in Webster, Ma., as she and the band open for country star Travis Tritt.
ôIĺm very excited,ö she said. ôItĺs a big deal for me and the band, we canĺt wait to do this show!ö
As far as coming home to N.J., Cattaneo offers no promises.
ôI really want to come home, Iĺm so busy up here, but I want to schedule some dates in New York and south,ö she said. ôHopefully in the future that will happen.ö
So for now, youĺll have to take my word for it or go to www.susanmusic.com and see for yourself, you wonĺt be disappointed.
On Friday, The Soul Cruisers are at RHO Waterfront (formerly Katmandu) located on the banks of the Delaware in Riverview Executive Park, Rte.29 in Trenton. These guys are always spectacular as they bring you the best of Motown, oldies and R&B music. Show time is 9 p.m. Also on Friday evening at 9 p.m., classic rockers Blind Lemmon Pie take flight at The Runway Restaurant & Bar located on Terminal Circle Drive in the Mercer County Airport. Join Larry Archer and his band mates as they rock the house.
Sat. at 3 p.m. join jazz man James Stewart as he wows the crowd at The Candlelight Lounge on Passaic Street in Trenton. Take in this early afternoon show at this classic club and relax a bit.
Wednesday brings us to August 1 and a rebirth of a well known area landmark. The Colonial Bowling Lanes are reopened, recently renovated and ready for action. My buddies in Discrete are performing here starting at 7 p.m. The admission price of $15.99 if youĺre solo, or $9.99 if you bring a friend entitles you to three hours of open bowling, laser tag and a show by Discrete. Check out this all ages event on Brunswick Pike in Lawrenceville.
Thatĺs it for this week! Please support live and original music and until next week....ROCK ON!
THIS WEEKS CALENDAR LISTINGSö
Alchemist & Barrister
28 Witherspoon St. Princeton
(609) 924-5555
Thurs 10 p.m. Nalani & Sarina
Sun. 9 p.m. George & Eddie
Wed. 10 p.m. Open mic. night
All shows 21+
Amarones Windsor Inn
29 Church St. Windsor
(609) 448-7144
Thurs. 6:30 p.m. Walter Brooks
Fri. 8 p.m. Meg Hansen Band feat. Billy Hill
Sat. 8 p.m. Sounds Of The Street
Tues. 6:30 p.m. ôCountryö Scotty
Wed. 6:30 p.m. DJ Chris Barlow
Candlelight Lounge
24 Passaic St. Trenton
(609) 695-9612
Sat. 3 p.m.-7:30 p.m. James Stewart (No cover-$10 minimum)
Cedar Gardens Pub
661 Hwy. 33 Hamilton
(609) 587-0930
Thurs. 8 p.m. Ryche Chlanda & Friends
Fri. 9 p.m. Ernie White
Sat. 9 p.m. Kevin Toft
All shows 21+
Chambers Walk Cafe
2667 Main St. Lawrenceville
(609) 896-5995
Fri. 6 p.m. Dick Gratton
The Backstage at Championship Bar
931 Chambers St. Trenton
Fri. 7 p.m. ôMelissaĺs Birthday Bashö feat. Centralia, Supercrabs, Abyssus, Hung, Open Denile. All ages, $10
Sat. 3 p.m. ôSave The SJ Music Scene Tourö feat. The Early AM, All Hail, Nights Of Malice, Friends Of The Slaves, Bones, The Choices, Mistress, Thrashole. All ages, $10
Mon. 6 p.m. The Artwork Of, Side-Lined, Me Versus I, In This Fight, The Vanzetti Case, Like Legends. All Ages, $10
Wed. 5 p.m. Within The Ruins, Erra, Adestria, Triggered Impulse, A Ruthless Scene, Favor The Brave, Lessons Learned. All ages, $10/$12
City Streets
510 US Highway 130 East Windsor
(609) 426-9400
Thurs. 6:30 p.m. Acoustic Thursday feat. Cotton
Fri. 9 p.m. Rob Silvers
Sat. 9 p.m. Alright Allright
Sun. 6 p.m. Acoustic Sunday feat. Rich Genoval
Wed. 6:30 p.m. Acoustic Wednesday
Dubh Linn Square
167 Rte. 130 North Bordentown
(609) 298-7100
Thurs. 10 p.m. Open mic. hosted by Paul Schober
Sun. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Irish Sessions w/ Billy OĺNeal
Halo Pub
4617 Nottingham Way Hamilton
(609) 586-1811
Sat. 7 p.m. Jerry Monk & Paul Plumeri
Havana New Hope
105 S. Main St. New Hope, Pa.
(215) 862-9897
Thurs. 8 p.m. Lyndsey Highlander. Doors at 6 p.m., $10 (advance) $15 (day of show), general admission.
Fri. 8:30 p.m. The Naturals
Sat. 8:30 p.m. Seven
Sun. 8 p.m. Jennifer Batten. Doors at 6 p.m., $15 (advance), reserved table seated.
Mon. 10 p.m. Karaoke w/ Rockinĺ Ron
Wed. 6 p.m. Jazz Academy Of Solebury Student Jazz Ensemble.
All shows 21+
Ivy Tavern
3108 S. Broad Street, Hamilton
(609) 888-1435
Thurs. 9:30 p.m. Karaoke Pete
Fri. 10 p.m. Gunsmoke
Sat. 10 p.m. D*luxe, The Band
All shows 21+
John & Peterĺs
96 S. Main St. New Hope, Pa.
(215) 862-5981
Thurs. 9 p.m. Wig Party
Fri. 9 p.m. Ammunition
Sat. (3 p.m.) Black Cat Habitat (9:30 p.m.) Supergoose
Sun. (3 p.m.) Chris Yurchuck (9:30 p.m.) Kid Is Qual / TV Tramps
Mondays. Open Mic. Night
Tues. 9 p.m. Mike Dialto & Friends Stand Up Comedy
Wed. The Invitational (Featuring John & Peterĺs House Band)
All shows 21+
Palermoĺs Of Hamilto
310 Klockner Rd. Hamilton
(609) 838-7979
Thurs. 8.p.m. Karaoke night
Fri. 9:30 p.m. Alright Allright
Sat. 9:30 p.m. Herd Of Blues
All shows 21+
Peteĺs Steak House
523 Whitehorse Ave. Hamilton
(609) 585-8008
Fri. 9:30 p.m. Radio Fiction
Sat. 9:30 p.m. Clayton / Anderson
All shows 21+
RHO Waterfront
50 Riverview Plaza Trenton
(609) 393-7300
Thurs. 10 p.m. College Night
Fri. 9 p.m. Soul Cruisers
Sat. 10 p.m. Big Ang (VH1)
All Shows 21+
Tavern On The Lake
101 Main St. Hightstown
(609) 426-9345
Fri. 9 p.m. Never Enough
Sat. 9 p.m. Drewĺs Farm
Wed. Karaoke Night
The Cool Cricket
216 4th St. Fieldsboro
(609) 291-9110
Fri. 8:30 p.m. Karaoke w/ Jason Taylor
Sat. 8:30 p.m. Stellar w/ Rush To J
All shows 21+
The Runway Restaurant & Bar
1100 Terminal Circle Drive West Trenton
(609) 883-1002
Fri. 9 p.m. Blind Lemmon Pie
All shows 21+
The Sticky Wicket
2465 South Broad St. Hamilton
(609) 439-0007
Fri. 9 p.m. The Dawgs
Sat. 9:30 p.m. Radio Fiction
All shows 21+
The Sun National Bank Center
81 Hamilton Ave. Trenton
(609) 656-3200
Check web page for upcoming events.
Tir Na Nog
1324 Hamilton Ave. Trenton
(609) 392-2554
Wed. 9 p.m. Irish Night
All shows 21+
Triumph Brewing Company (New Hope, Pa. Location)
400 Union Square New Hope, Pa.
(215) 862-8300
Thurs. 10 p.m. Basement Batman
Fri. 10 p.m. Satellite Hearts. $5 (cover charge)
Sat. (2 p.m.) John Danaher & The Quiet Men feat. Cate Mahoney (free admission) (10 p.m.) The Grand Nationals $5 (cover charge)
Sun. 7 p.m. Open Mic. Night.
Tues. 9 p.m. Jordan Shull
Wed. 9 p.m. ôRock Ridge Presentsö Jerad Finck, Ken Yates, Sarah Miles
All shows 21+
Triumph Brewing Company (Princeton location)
138 Nassau St. Princeton
(609) 924-7855
Fri. 10:30 p.m. The Late Ancients ($5 cover charge)
Sat. 10:30 p.m. Ryan Tennis & The Clubhouse Band ($5 cover charge)
All shows 21+
Wildflowers Inn
2572 Pennington Rd. Pennington
Sat. 9 p.m. Live Acoustic Rock
Mon. 9 p.m. Karaoke
All shows 21+


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Although the slow cooker has experienced a renaissance over the past several years, the discriminating cook is still hard-pressed to find slow cooker recipes worthy of serving at a dinner party'äîrecipes that reflect concern about ingredients, flavors, and appearance.For these cooks, comes THE GOURMET SLOW COOKER, an upscale approach to this new-old phenomenon by author and food journalist Lynn Alley. With fresh ingredients and imaginative recipes, you can create delicious meals to serve with pride to your guests. Drawn from slow cooking traditions from around the world, the recipes include Lamb Shanks in Tomato Sauce from Greece; Apricot Chicken from India; Chicken Mole from Mexico; White Truffle Risotto from Italy; Proven?ßal Chicken Stew from France; and Potato, Cheddar, and Chive Soup from the United States. In keeping with the sophistication of the food, each recipe is accompanied by wine or beer suggestions. The slow cooker can be so much more than a repository for nacho cheese dip. Paired with THE GOURMET SLOW COOKER, your everyday dining will be elevated from the mundane to the gourmet, while freeing you from hours of hard work in the kitchen.A slow cooker book for discriminating cooks, with 16 full-color recipe photographs. Includes chapter introductions to each region, focusing on the slow-cooking traditions and techniques from that country, and local wine or beer suggestions for all 60 recipes.According to a study by the Betty Crocker Kitchens, 80 percent of U.S. households have a slow cooker. Reviews'äúGo ahead and sneer. I love my slow cooker. . . . Even food snobs like me are realizing their potential, albeit a little later than the more than perhaps 100 million Americans who already own one.'äù'äîMark Bittman, New York Times
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True ventilation to keep you cool on the trail.
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What's the difference between the J53 and the Cairn 48/58? The former is cheaper and much lighter (the latter almost a pound heavier!) - what gives? It looks like the Cairn has a more water-resistant top lid and perhaps more durable (420D vs 210D) fabrics.
Are they meant for different types of backpackers/travelers?