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Haley lived with her great-grandparents, who had been granted full custody in May, according to a Summerville police report.
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SpecificationsNotebook: Lenovo G550
Processor: Intel Pentium Dual Core T4200
Graphics Adapter: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 4500M
Display: 15.6 inch, 16:9, 1366x768 pixels
Weight: 2.47kg
Price: 450 euro
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Goodbye IBM. Lenovo's G550, part of its 'Value Line' range, was designed with the price-conscious consumer in mind. At 15.6 inches it gives you a comfortably large desktop workspace, although its high-gloss screen makes it less suitable for long-term office use, or for mobile use in poor lighting conditions. Its specs suggest that it will deliver well in terms of performance, but it was not designed for graphics-intensive applications. The G550's strengths and weaknesses are explored comprehensively in this review.
Source: PC Authority
Lenovo's iconic ThinkPad range has become synonymous with high-quality business portables, and now its Value line is trying to recreate that success with keenly priced consumer models. Lenovo's G550 fails to excel. With a poor display, average build quality and mediocre ergonomics, it simply doesn't have what it takes to compete with the Dell Studio 15.
Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 03/31/2010
Rating: Total score: 50% display: 40% workmanship: 60% ergonomy: 50%
Source: Techradar
A fantastic machine that ticks most of the boxes required of a family laptop. While Lenovo is best known for its high-end ThinkPad laptops, it also offers a small range of high-quality entry level machines. The latest is the G550, a powerful, usable and portable system that vastly exceeds all expectations at this low price point. With its impressive usability, power and mobility, the G550 ticks nearly all the boxes required of a family laptop.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 01/22/2010
Rating: Total score: 90%
Source: PC Pro
Lenovo's iconic ThinkPad range has become synonymous with high-quality business portables, and with its Value line, it's attempting to recreate that success with keenly priced consumer models such as the G550. With its lid closed, the Lenovo is almost rather handsome. Lenovo's G550 tries to combine ThinkPad build quality with consumer-friendly features, but it's a disappointing mix
Comparison, online available, Short, Date: 01/07/2010
Rating: Total score: 50% price: 50% performance: 67% features: 50%
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For those that are looking for a sturdy laptop at a low price, the Lenovo G550 does an excellent job. With its well designed and comfortable keyboard, the G550 provides a very well designed layout for extended use which is good since they have improved the running time over their previous model. The downside is that the G550 has dropped a number of ports found in the previous G530 that will be missed and its $600 price tag is a bit higher than similar equipped laptops.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 10/09/2009
Rating: Total score: 60%
Source: Notebookreview.com
The Lenovo G550 is a very solid and durable notebook, but now is missing some of the features that were standard on the previous revision. From what could only be considered cost-cutting measures, Lenovo took away one USB port, removed the ExpressCard slot, and moved to an ALPS touchpad. These types of changes might not look as bad if the retail price also dropped, but it is selling for the same price as (if not slightly more than) the previous model. I would still gladly take this model over a lot of the small-business targeted notebooks on the market, but it is just a shame that it is no longer as nice as it once was.
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 08/17/2009
Rating: features: 50%
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Skip to comments.US Oil Production in Largest Ever Single-Year Increase (Oil Find That Holds More Than All of OPEC)
Posted on 06/13/2013 3:35:20 AM PDT by lbryce
A report has revealed that 2012 saw the largest single-year increase in US oil production ever recorded.
US production grew due to an increase in techniques such as fracking, a method for extracting shale oil and gas, the report by oil giant BP said.
Overall, global energy consumption grew by 1.8% in 2012, a smaller increase than in 2011. China and India accounted for almost 90% of that growth.
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So, frankly, I am rather confused. With bad economic news, worse economic news supposedly going to get even worse, we are in midst of the greatest oil production boom in history, an oil find that holds more than all of OPEC. I understand the dynamics of the production of US shale oil and gas is different, more difficult to get at than the oil seeping out of the ground in the Middle East. Issues in getting at the oil including ecological considerations make comparison between the US shale oil production and that of the Middle East somewhat unequal but still nevertheless, the US record in oil production is impressive.
So, my question is, eliminating the terrible political mess, moral, ethical issues that dog the president, how does it all fit into an economy that is supposedly DOA, and how does it impact the future for the US, its economy, its stature as the sole global super power?
it means obama won't be able to collapse the economy....
I'll say it to you as I say it to others daily and those back home in the Northeast, my area in Texas is growing by leaps and bounds. If the USA GDP is flatlined, then there must still be areas in massive decline.
Without the increase in oil production, supply and demand rules applied to the current cost oil (currently pushing $100/barrel due to the declining US dollar), would cause the price of oil to skyrocket, which would dampen economic growth. With the increase in oil production, economic growth could not only be sustainable, but could be driven by it.
Meanwhile back at the pumps, gas is stuck over $3 a gallon. Double what it as just a couple years ago.
There is an energy input into every single product and service we consume. Some are direct, like the gas you need to drive your car to work. Some are indirect, like the energy needed to feed the internet.
A modern society cannot survive without energy. The more advanced the society, the more energy that is needed. The more abundant the energy, in all its forms, the cheaper it becomes. Cheaper energy inputs into all goods and services mean lower prices for those goods and services. Lower prices mean a higher standard of living because people can afford more goods and services.
On the macro side, producing more energy domestically means more jobs and more prosperity. It also means importing less or no expensive energy and, perhaps, even exporting energy. Another boost for national wealth.
Economically, there is only an upside.
this is good news -
but how is it affecting our homeland? The increase hasn't had an affect on prices at the pump, and all the other costs affected by oil?
And how come gas is $4.21 per gal. in Milwaukee this week?
Look at it this way.
The economy is very weak. It has been this way for years. Obama's policies take a wrecking ball to it.
The oil and gas shale activity is helping to keep it from being even worse. But all by itself is not enough to make the economy strong in the face of Obama's policies.
Those areas of the country that are availing themselves of this activity are doing far better than those that aren't, creating an unevenness of effect on various locations.
I can't say for Milwaukee.
How come gas is 3.29 in my part of West Texas? That's too high, but lower than in a lot of places.
Another way to look at it is, those idiots that were salivating at the thought that gas was headed to, first 5, then 10 $$$ a gallon have been kicked in the teeth.
A number of factors go into the price of gas at the pump. It's worthwhile to list them, but I'm not in the mood for getting down into those weeds.
Supply and demand is only one of them, given all the other things that are affecting prices, too.
What would prices at the pump be if not for this new activity? If Obama had his way, they would be towards $5 and heading for $10. That is the dream of the idiots on the Left. Small comfort, maybe. But supply and demand is only one factor affecting the price, so that one factor cannot by itself lower the price where we want it to be. But there is no doubt whatsoever that without this greatly increased activity the price situation would be worse than it is.
Actually, I can repeat their excuse for the high price — rumor.
There was a rumoor that a distributor would not be able to meet its delivery schedule last week and that caused the price to jump from $3.89 where it had been stuck for weeks to $4.09 (and as high as $4.21) over night.
Hooray! We have all the $90-$250/brl oil we can use! We're saved! I'm glad we don't have to worry about the economic impact of that or factor out anything inconvenient like EROEI. Glad to see that the oil companies and refiners can comfortably milk me for $4/gallon when there is so much oil production they are having a hard time finding places to store it.
'McGreevey'(former NJ Governor). Very nicely done. :-)
Our price here has been stuck at 3.29 for weeks.
But you just stated it yourself - at least one factor that could account for the price there. There was a rumor about a distribution problem. There you go. That's just one of several factors that can contribute to it.
The way our economy is being strangled, it's to the point that the only way to look at this shale production boom now is as an underpinning to overall economic activity, helping to hold that activity level above the point of collapse.
Suppose that you took Texas and North Dakota out of the economic stats. Imagine what the numbers would look like, then. That's another way of looking at our economy. It's weak, it's uneven, it's on shaky not firm ground. This activity is a backstop keeping the ball on the playing field and that's about it.
While it has the potential to literally shoot our economy to the moon, if the downward drag factors could be eased or removed.
Ours just went up 20 cents a gallon the other day..Florida.
Don't expect it to drop. High oil prices justify the expense of getting at all this new oil. If the price drops too far then it becomes uneconomical to extract.
The product also goes on the world market.
But this production is just about all there is preventing the Leftist idiots dream of $10/gal pump prices right here in America.
Price at the pump isn't even what this thread was started in order to discuss. The question was how is this economic activity affecting the American economy. You do realize that is asking about GDP and jobs and decreased dependency on foreign oil, more than it is pump price, although nobody is dismissing pump price.
But the way to look at all of those things is to realize everything, and I mean everything, would be far worse than it is without this gangbusters shale activity.
It might be small comfort, but you would know the ill effects if this activity didn't exist, which is what Obama and all Leftist minions WANT.
Yeah, silly me, bringing up pesky things like a glut of above ground supply not finding it's way into lower prices of crude or refined product. Sorry for not staying within the intended purpose of the post.
Gas will never be $2.00 per gallon again, and you don't want it to be.
Yes, we have the wonderful technology that has made accessible oil and gas reserves that were previously thought to be not recoverable. But it comes at a cost. It costs $70 per barrel just to get the oil out of the ground in a shale fracking operation. That means that with transportation and other costs, we need oil to be at $80-90 per barrel just to make it economically profitable to drill for it here.
If the price drops below that amount, the wells shut down, we lose jobs and all this good economic news is history.
As long as the price is stable around $3.50 per gallon, we can enjoy the energy boom, the economy will adjust and life will be good. In fact, it's been stable around this price range for about five years now, and that's why we are having the domestic energy increase.
Obama and B. Clinton are both either fortunate or were blessed for some reason. Clinton had the Internet/Technology revolution that created massive spending by individuals and companies and Y2K that caused massive spending by companies.
Obama has the oil.
Neither did a damn thing to create either, but those things saved the economies while they floundered and wasted tax dollars and set up massive regulatory beasts. Poor old Jimmy just didn't get lucky with an energy or technology revolution.
It would be pretty grim.
if they have filled the storage tanks and pipelines it seems the prices should drop dramatically.
I hope they are not shipping so much overseas that the effect here is but minimal.
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The day Erie Gives
In just one day, 12 hours actually, more than $1 million is raised for hundreds of local nonprofits. That is Erie Gives in a nutshell.
But Erie Gives can't be summed up in just facts and figures. Erie Gives is the one day a year when the community joins together with one common purpose: To support the hundreds of organizations that make where we live, work, learn and play a better place.
"Erie has a tremendous amount of nonprofits, and on this day everyone unites behind one goal," says Erin Fessler, vice president of communications for The Erie Community Foundation. "It's really one day of giving and Erie spirit."
Erie Gives was started in 2011 by The Erie Community Foundation in celebration of its 75th anniversary. That first year, 213 nonprofits raised more than $770,000, including a $75,000 match provided by The Erie Community Foundation and a $25,000 match provided by GE Transportation. In each of the next two years, total donations grew by more than $500,000, and in 2013, 301 nonprofits received more than $1.7 million.
This year promises to be even bigger, with the matching fund pool going up to $200,000, thanks to $100,000 from The Erie Community Foundation, $50,000 from GE Transportation and $25,000 each from Erie Insurance and Presque Isle Downs & Casino.
So how does Erie Gives work?
From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12, donors can visit www.eriegives.org and make a secure online donation of $25 or more to any participating nonprofit. Donors can contribute as much money as they want and can also donate to up to 10 different organizations in one transaction. Those who don't have access to the Internet that day can still donate; The Erie Community Foundation will have representatives available to gather donor information over the phone and complete the online transaction.
After the 12 hours are over and the amounts are totaled, a prorated percentage of the $175,000 in matching funds is calculated for each organization depending on how much money it raised compared to the other organizations. The more money donated to an organization through Erie Gives, the larger its share of the matching funds, which is an added bonus on top of the money donors have already contributed.
And those who donate to organizations that are members of the Corry, Union City or North East Community Foundations will have even more matching funds added to their contributions. These affiliates of The Erie Community Foundation are providing additional matching funds to their member organizations on top of the matching funds they will receive from the main campaign.
Because Erie Gives donations are accepted completely online, and because donors are only required to give $25, it opens up the world of philanthropy to a whole new audience.
"This event really is targeted toward the younger generation. They can donate right on their iPhone or laptop," explains Khristina Brown, director of communications for The Erie Community Foundation. "And the fact that the minimum is $25 means that almost anyone can give. On Erie Gives day, everyone is a philanthropist."
Brown pointed out that in past years, even those who can't meet the $25 minimum have teamed up with friends, family and co-workers to gather smaller contributions and donate together. And unlike making donations through other means, even small donations make a big difference, thanks to the matching funds and the fact that it requires no investment from the nonprofit.
"Organizations don't have to host an event or invest anything to get something in return," says Brown. "This takes fundraising to a new level and into the digital era."
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Another key difference between Erie Gives and other forms of fundraising is that because the funds are unrestricted, organizations can use the money however they see fit. This allows many of them to use it for programs or initiatives they otherwise might not have been able to.
"What is really important, beyond the amount that we ultimately raise, are the stories behind what the money is being used for," says Fessler.
The Erie Playhouse used the money raised in 2013's Erie Gives campaign to develop an autism-friendly Youtheatre performance. They teamed up with the Barber National Institute and the Autism Society-Northwestern Pennsylvania to make the performance of "Aladdin, Jr." enjoyable and comfortable for children with autism by providing autism training to the performers, using about half the usual house lights, keeping the sound at a lower level, and providing a sensory break area.
"The Erie Gives funding helped make the program a reality," says Almi Clerkin, the Playhouse's executive director.
The YMCA of Greater Erie was able to remodel the Downtown YMCA's infant room thanks to 2013's Erie Gives money, adding new flooring, paint, curtains and wall d�cor. "The teachers in the room were involved with the entire project and helped to create a warm and functional space for our youngest children," says Tammy Roche, vice president of financial development, membership and marketing. This year the YMCA plans to use the Erie Gives money to create a Sunshine Fund, which will be used to assist employees and their families during difficult times.
And the list of Erie Gives success stories goes on: the Trinity Center used Erie Gives money to support its family night events, which tripled the attendance and gave more parents the opportunity to spend quality time with their children; Erie Shriners Ambulatory Surgery Center and Outpatient Specialty Care Center used its Erie Gives money for new state-of-the-art X-ray equipment to service children with major bone issues; A.N.N.A. Shelter used Erie Gives money to pay the medical expenses for animals that need extra care and for its public spay and neuter outreach; Wellsville was able to expand its Wellsville Goes to School program, which educates and empowers children to help make positive, healthy lifestyle choices.
To these organizations, Erie Gives has become a vital tool for reaching a new pool of donors and allowing them to give in a way that is both convenient and affordable.
"The really cool thing is that we've heard from past Youtheatre performers who are now adults. They know the value of our program from their experiences and want to give back," says Clerkin. "We are reaching them in a way that is easy for them to give."
Adds Roche, "We are a community that has so much going for it, including a deep spirit of philanthropy and hundreds of nonprofits that work tirelessly to provide vital social and cultural programs that add to our quality of life. Erie Gives Day stretches our platform for storytelling and opens up a world of donors to our local nonprofits." LEL


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On Monday, legendary 1950s and '60s singer Connie Francis gets a gala tribute from the Friars Club at the Waldorf, where big lights will turn out to honor the Newark-born belter of hits like "Mama," "Who's Sorry Now?" and "Lipstick on Your Collar" and shower her with deserving accolades.
I just chatted with Connie, and it was absolutely mind-expanding.
Me: Hi, Connie. I love you!!! What does your Friars tribute mean to you?
Connie: It's very special. First of all, it's an acknowledgment to people in the business. And one of the main thrusts of the program is to help wounded war veterans. To make a short story long, in the '80s I was involuntarily committed to mental institutions 17 times in nine years in five different states. I was misdiagnosed as bipolar, ADD, ADHD, and a few other letters the scientific community had never heard of.
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A friend of mine was explaining to me why he thought his program wasn't running fast enough. "Have you profiled it?" I asked. "No, but I'm pretty sure I know where the bottleneck is," he replied—famous last words. "Well, let's try the profiler," I said. Profiling quickly revealed that 98% of the CPU was being spent in one subroutine of my friend's program and that 86% of the CPU was being spent in one line, and he was wrong about the location of the bottleneck.
Profilers are invaluable tools that let you know where a program is spending most of its time. This information is extremely valuable because it tells you where your time can best be spent in making your program more efficient and where you are wasting your time. Typical programs are not quite as lopsided as in the above story. The "80-20" rule says that a program will spend 80% of its time in about 20% of the code.
If the total running time of a program is n, then we can break up the running time into pieces:
total-time = a1*n + a2*n + a3*n + ...
where the "a"s represent fractions of the total time that your program spends in a particular segment. The sum of the "a"s must add to one. The 80-20 rule says that one of the "a"s will be quite large. For example, suppose a1 is 8/10 and a2 is 2/10. These numbers correspond to a program which spends 80% of its time doing a1 and 20% for everything else.
total-time = .8*n + .2*nNow suppose we optimize a2 so that it runs twice as fast as before—a significant speedup. The time 0.2*n is now 0.1*n. The total running time is now 0.8n+0.1n = 0.9n, meaning the whole program executes in 90% of the time that it originally did. Suppose we instead concentrate on the other piece. If we halve the running time of the first piece, it becomes 0.4n. 0.4n+0.2n=0.6n, or 60% of the original running time. As you can see, it is worth our while to concentrate on the particular portion of the program that dominates the runtime.
In my friend's case, we were able to optimize that single line a bit. The real optimization came two days later when he told me that he had removed the whole subroutine in question, simply by changing how he thought about his data.
The easiest profiler to use under Linux is the gprof profiler. gprof is a standard part of the GNU development tools. If you have gcc installed, you probably have gprof too. To use gprof, simply recompile your program with gcc using the -pg switch. This option causes gcc to insert a bit of extra code into the beginning of each subroutine in your program. The -pg switch must also be used when you link your program, since another snippet of code must be present to tie the pieces together.
After recompiling, run your program. It will execute slightly slower because of the work needed to profile the code, but it shouldn't be too slow. After the program finishes, there will be a file named gmon.out in the current directory. This file contains the profiling information collected during the program's run. gprof is used to print this in a human readable form.
gprof outputs information in two ways: a flat profile and a call graph. The flat profile tells you how much time the program spent in all of the subroutines, and the call graph tells you which subroutines called which subroutines.
The first part of a flat profile is shown in Listing 1. The "self seconds" column shows how much time was taken up by each subroutine. The number of times each subroutine was invoked is shown in the "calls" column. The "self ms/call" columns gives the average time in milliseconds spent in a given subroutine, while the "total ms/call" includes time spent in subroutines called by that subroutine as well. For reasons explained in the gprof documentation, this last column is actually only a guess and should not be relied upon.
In this example, an important thing to note is that the mcount subroutine is the actual profiling subroutine call inserted by gcc when it compiles code with the -pg switch. The fact that the program spends nearly 20% of its time here indicates that a lot of calling and returning is happening, and that one way to speed up the code would be to eliminate some of the subroutine calls. Which ones? The subroutines rnd and uni are likely candidates, since they are called 142 million times in 900 seconds.
The other profiler in common use on Linux is bprof. The major difference between bprof and gprof is that bprof gives timings on a source line basis while gprof has only subroutine-level resolution, and also includes information like invocation counts. To use bprof, link an object file, bprof.o, into your program. After you've run your program, a file named bmon.out contains the timing information. Run bprof on this data file, and it makes copies of your source files with timing numbers prepended to each line.
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"The easiest profiler to use under Linux is the gprof profiler"
We've come a long way since 1998. Check out Zoom - http://www.rotateright.com or even oprofile.
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> The operation of referencing the array consists of multiplying
> i times a scaling factor (which is implemented as binary left shifts),
> adding this value to the start of array[] and fetching from that location.
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Any CPU since the 68000 has had addressing modes like (reg1*constant + reg2) which makes the array index and pointer cases strictly identical, unless the pointer saves you a register. Is your friend coding on 8-bit cpu or something ?
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We are using Flat profile in order to analyse our program. But the calls column for all the functions does not show any value. We are unable to figure out what is the problem. Please tell us a solution as quickly as possible. Thanks in advance.
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So freaking cute OP! i love messy food pics :0)
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abear - I'm not denying it's cute. It's ADORABLE on someone else's kid and rug. It's just not worth the skyrocketing blood pressure for me ;)
What is in that pouch? I can't make it out, blueberry something? It looks like ketchup!
As a side note, my DS never could have those pouches. He's almost 2.5 now. He's never had enough self-restraint to keep him from just squeezing them everywhere. They're nice and handy though, I wish he would. Maybe when he's 5 or 6 he can have applesauce pouches :)
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DD eats those things every day (eating off a spoon gags her and she vomits, but she can drink out of a straw so it works). She is so obsessively clean and has NEVER made a mess... until I have her that same one your LO destroyed last week in the pickup line at YDS' preschool. She got herself, the car seat, the floor and the ceiling .
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