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Skip to comments.Why arent Asians Republicans?
Posted on 11/26/2012 9:51:06 AM PST by LucianOfSamasota
Last week, I pointed out that there is no such thing as a natural social-conservative skew among Latino Americans. But that leaves open a rejoinder, expressed by several readers: The GOP doesnt need to get all of the Latino vote, just its fair share. Thats true, and I should have made my point clearer. In the wake of the election, some social conservatives have tried a new version of the old Silent Majority argument, contending that Republicans can continue to make their candidates pass litmus tests on abortion and gay marriage and still win national elections if only it taps the natural social conservatism of Latinos. Exposing that illusion was the point of the numbers I presented.
This time I will explicitly offer a broader argument and then give the numbers. My thesis is that the GOP is in trouble across the electoral board because it has become identified in the public mind with social conservatism. Large numbers of Independents and Democrats who are naturally attracted to arguments of fiscal discipline, less government interference in daily life, greater personal responsibility, and free enterprise refuse to vote for Republicans because they are so put off by the positions and rhetoric of social conservatives, whom they take to represent the spirit of the real GOP.
I use Asian-Americans as an example of how powerfully this antipathy can alienate a naturally conservative voting bloc. Let it be clear: The causal link with social conservatism is asserted here, not proved. But the GOP had better take the hypothesis seriously.
Lets start with data from the Current Population Survey from 2003 on some key socioeconomic indicators for adults ages 3049. (The CPS first started identifying Asians separately from other ethnic groups in 2003).
(Excerpt) Read more at aei-ideas.org ...
But, I will not vote for any candidate who is pro-choice or anti-family.
Republican candidates cannot win without the votes of folks like me.
And, that's the truth.
If its true they aren't Repubs it could be because they are a minority and the media has taught them that Repubs HATE minorities.
Also remember that Hispanics and Asians immigrate their parents/grand parents to come to the USA. The old folks are used for helping the family but not to get a job for the most part.
The old folks brought here are then to score the freebies. Because without job/language skills and no regular employment, they qualify and get the freebies.
Yo comprendo ahora.
He's SO right! If only we make it hard to open a small business, advocate homosexuality and also keep a failed education system on LIFE SUPPORTk well THEN Asians of all stripes will REALLY love us...!
http://www.voanews.com/content/exit-polls-show-asian-americans-backed-obama-by-wide-margin/1540974.html ~ this is the news piece that started the discussion way back when ~ and it refers to a group called AALDEF as a sort of "well, ya' know, this is all true" group ~ but it's a CAPTIVE of the NAACP, which itself is an arm of the Democrat party. So, you want to suck down more Democrat propaganda, go ahead, but really guys ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Where have I gone so wrong?
In failing to reflect that, if morality goes by the wayside, the economy follows it into the trash. For instance, when men fool around instead of marrying the mothers of their childrenthe children do less well at school or work. When the statistics are controlled for variables like class, race, age, and so on, the fathers themselves don't prosper as well economically as married men. They are more likely to become drunks, crooks, or drug users, and their lives are shorter. The children of "non-family" men are vastly more likely to become criminals than children who grow up in a household of both their natural parents. These micro-economic disasters can build up to a macro-economic disaster.
(Ironically, the recent book, Coming Apart, by Charles Murray, the author of the excerpted article, documents the morality-prosperity connection in brilliant detail.)
It's also true that moral attitudes in matters of sexuality and family, if they include lack of commitment, exploitation, cheating, and so on, spread directly into business behavior, which is fatal to an economysince any economy runs on investment and trust.
Fiscal conservatives who are social "liberals" are short-sightedin effect voting against the future economy in favor of present sexual or drug indulgence. It's not worth the hangover we will all suffer.
It's not that GOP candidates will suddenly be pro-abort and pro-gay marriage, they will mostly nominally be against those things. But they will fight less and less on those issues and focus far more on fiscal policy battles. You'll see far more Bob McDonnell types like we have in Virginia. He's a social conservative but didn't run on those issues. He basically gave assurances to the social conservatives that he was one of them and then never mentioned those issues again while campaigning. I think you'll see less and less candidates like Akin.
There's a lot of your answer right there. They can't make it out of said universities, even the engineering and science programs, without being subjected to a healthy dollop of liberal indoctrination, the gist of which is that America was founded as a racist country, and anyone who talks about restoring and/or preserving the foundations of of it is a racist as well.
I'm getting real tired of tribal politics. Another couple of years, and we'll sink past Europe and be Africa.
It depends on which "Asian" one is talking about.
Lumping all people of Asian descent together for a political/sociological analysis is beyond stupid. Eastern Russians, Turks, Arabs, Persians, Pashtuns, Hindis and Uzbeks, for example, are not, by any stretch, the same as Koreans, Han Chinese or Japanese.
Bingo! I work with Asians of various nationalities (Indian, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese) and religions. Outside of their families and friends the thing they seem to value the most is money. They are extremely good at slowing down work so overtime will be called. They bring families over, particularly parents so they can receive SSI and Medicare. Free stuff indeed!
Except liberals are not stupid enough to let them graduate without being subjected to liberal indoctrination. Even engineering students have to take a required minimum of "general education requirements", and it is there that they deliver the toxic stew of victimization. The Asian kids and their families don't spend a lot of time thinking about anything except their studies and their social lives, so they are a blank slate. One or two semesters studying about the racist, sexist, homophobic foundations of America are therefore enough to form their basic political orientation for decades to come.
Are you suggesting that the usurpation of power over other people is a Catholic teaching? Methinks you are in serious error.
William Flax
One of the commenters to the article, Noah Smith, agrees with you. Here is his diagnosis:
If they're not "takers", why did Asian-Americans break so strongly for Obama? The answer is pretty clear: Conservative ethnic identity politics. The American conservative movement has made it abundantly clear that it sees America as a "white people country", and views Asians - like blacks and Hispanics - as guests (at best) or interlopers (at worst). The blood-and-soil white ethnocentrism of the conservative movement makes Asians feel like permanent foreigners in their own country, and they don't like feeling like that. Who would?
I'm pretty sure this is the right answer. Why? Because I myself am a member of a group that is demographically and electorally similar to Asian-Americans - namely, Jewish-Americans. Jews are America's second-richest religious group (behind Hindus), and yet Jewish voters broke almost 3-to-1 for Obama this year, and more than 3-to-1 in 2008. Why do Jews vote Democratic? Simple: for all their talk of "Judeo-Christian values" and support for Israel (as if anyone cares about that!), the Republicans make it clear that they think the ethnic core of America is not just white, but Christian as well. Jews don't want to have their schools lead them in prayers to Jesus. We don't like it when Bill O'Reilly demands that stores put only "Merry Christmas" on their holiday banners, and not "Happy Channukah".
We Jews are not stupid; we know that the grassroots of the conservative movement, at least in its present incarnation, will never accept us as true "sons of the soil". The liberal movement will. It's as simple as that. And I'm pretty sure Asian-Americans are thinking along similar lines.
How do we counteract that perception?
Like I said, great — infamous, morality — moral turpitude.
Great is measured by a standard ... when you measure it with no standard then it's measured by notoriety.
Surely Nazi Germany had notoriety, which makes it great by no standard, but by moral standards it was infamous and not great.
The point was, less platitude, and a little more proverb.
By espousding real Constitutional principles and values with *no* *holds* *barred* which include telling the naked ugly truth about what Dems/lefitsts want, do, plan and accomplish.
Guts, courage, strong Constitutionalist/conservative principles, and character. Squeamishly trying to such up to minorities or bribe them goes exactly no where. Trying to play nice with the MSM/leftists/Dems is a 100% losing tactic. It's hard to figure out if the professional Rs WANT to lose or are terminally stupid. Of course they could be both. But it's not mere stupidity anyway, it's mixed with cowardice, lack of real conservative aka Constitutioanlist principles, and desire to be liked and accepted by knaves and thugs (leftists).
Character is what matters, not "tactics".
Without Rs running for office like the above, it's over, toast, fuggedaboutit.
I live in SGV......We are talking about Chinese predomitantly. And to a lesser extent, Phillipinos, Koreans and Japanese. The rest you mention are not in the statistics to the degree necessary to effect the numbers.
Speaking as a Jew (who voted for Governor Romney), I concur 100%. The attitude you describe is very prevalent even among very successful Jews I speak to.
November 8, 2004
...the untold story of the 2004 election, according to national religious leaders and grass-roots activists, is that evangelical Christian groups were often more aggressive and sometimes better organized on the ground than the Bush campaign. The White House struggled to stay abreast of the Christian right and consulted with the movement's leaders in weekly conference calls. But in many respects, Christian activists led the charge that GOP operatives followed and capitalized upon.
This was particularly true of the same-sex marriage issue. One of the most successful tactics of social conservatives — the ballot referendums against same-sex marriage in 13 states — bubbled up from below and initially met resistance from White House aides, Christian leaders said.
In dozens of interviews since the election, grass-roots activists in Ohio, Michigan and Florida credited President Bush's chief political adviser, Karl Rove, with setting a clear goal that became a mantra among conservatives: To win, Bush had to draw 4 million more evangelicals to the polls than he did in 2000. But they also described a mobilization of evangelical Protestants and conservative Roman Catholics that took off under its own power. (snip)
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"Squeamishly trying to SUCK up to minorities etc".
Tribal loyalties determined voting patterns from Reconstruction and the period of mass immigration between 1880 and 1920 through the 1960s. Generally speaking, most white Southerners and white Catholics, along with smaller groups like Jews and Eastern Orthodox, voted Democrat. A majority of white Protestants of British, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian ancestry outside the South and Border states voted Republican, as did blacks, at least when they were allowed the franchise.
Politicians have manipulated tribalism from the earliest days through our time. Franklin Roosevelt, Lyndon Johnson, and Barack Obama, among others, were more successful at mass manipulation than their Republican opponents. The Democrats' microtargeting of select population is not much different than techniques used by Pendergast in Kansas City or Curley in Boston. The only difference is the advances in technology.
Most of the Asians I know are conservative. But then, I live in Collin County, Texas ... one of the most conservative counties in the state, if not the nation.
You and Lady Thatcher:
...The government aims to supervise these different groups and keep the peace by redistributing income from one to another.
Thus the utopia of multiculturalism involves a bureaucratic
class presiding over a nation divided into a variety of ethnic nationalities. That, of course, looks awfully like the old Soviet Union. Such a system cannot work, and its failure is likely to inflict great damage on the people, their traditions, and their liberties.
— Lady Margaret Thatcher
When I asked my 3rd generation Japanese-American in-laws why they they all vote dem, when FDR interned their mother at Manzanar, all I got was blank stares.
Although a case can be made about a majority of Asians being fiscally conservative, I would guess they avoid the GOP because of all the typical stereotypes. The Dems have established themselves as the party for minorities. Our 2-party system completely ignores the founding principles of each party and runs on a few social issues (i.e. gay marriage, abortion, etc). It's no wonder they join the Dem party without realizing all the things they don't share in common with them.
Like it or not, Whites are still the racial majority in the US and will always be viewed as racist bigots who try to keep everyone else down until another ethnic group becomes the majority. Not saying I like that outcome, I just don't see how it will evolve another way at the rate things are going.
Let's hope they remember the biggest disaster of all, the history making mistake of Mitt Romney, who lost to Jimmy Carter, or that they remember the only Senate pick up, Deb Fischer, or the benefits of getting a Ted Cruz over a Dewhurst.
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I agree, and suggest that the geographical term "Asian" needs to be dropped from use in issues such as this, because doing so is like including all countries in N., C. and S. America in the label "American".
A couple of the idiot commenters at the link alluded to the cause. Many Asians view the Republican party as the White Party. There is a strong animus towards Whitey, though not as bad as among blacks and hispanics.
Well, maybe not all remember it because the Japanese Americans in Hawaii are all Democrats and they didn't get sent to camps!
Or, maybe there's a link ~ maybe some JAs got the idea that being a Democrat would keep you out of camp, so they got with the picture, yet others thought, hey, even the Democrats aren't going to send you to a camp for not being white.
Little did they know that the Democrats like their colored folk in camps, or on plantations, to the greatest extent possible.
So, the other Asians know about that, or they say to themselves "those JAs deserved to go to camps"!
Not putting it past the other Asians to chose to be Democrats just to spite the JA's, but that would be so stupid of them ~ the Democrats will, eventually, send all of them to camps, and if there are no Republicans around in that future, then they won't come out!
Well, maybe not all remember it because the Japanese Americans in Hawaii are all Democrats and they didn't get sent to camps!
Or, maybe there's a link ~ maybe some JAs got the idea that being a Democrat would keep you out of camp, so they got with the picture, yet others thought, hey, even the Democrats aren't going to send you to a camp for not being white.
Little did they know that the Democrats like their colored folk in camps, or on plantations, to the greatest extent possible.
So, the other Asians know about that, or they say to themselves "those JAs deserved to go to camps"!
Not putting it past the other Asians to chose to be Democrats just to spite the JA's, but that would be so stupid of them ~ the Democrats will, eventually, send all of them to camps, and if there are no Republicans around in that future, then they won't come out!
Much of the confusion was due to the fact that so many New York militia and regimental paperwork was never assembled into one place for proper analysis until modern times.
So, my American ancestors who were Dutch, Swedish, Oneida and just strays from the woods ~ who participated in the New York militia (mostly the Tryon County militia) really did so, and on the American side ~
Whenever you come up with something that says New Yorkers didn't participate in the Revolution you really need to give the source so I can make them correct it ~ or, at least, burn their books!
> But the Asians, like the Hispanics, go for the freebies.
Which group doesn't like free stuff?
If 50% of Asians voted for George H.W. Bush in 1992 and 20% for Romeny in 2012 — nothing in this analysis explains any of that. Furthermore, the GOP has elevated two Asian-Americans to promoinent posts — the governors of Louisiana and South Carolina — both in the heartland of social conservatism. Explain that, Charlie Murray, old boy.
I wonder if Asians were not taken in by the endless propaganda against Romney as a rich white man. Or did the Democrats develop special marketing to Asians that has not come out in the coverage of the elections?
I think conservatives and Republicans within the Asian community need to help forward the analysis here and explain this anomaly. Do Asians understand the message they are sending America in their voting patterns this year — that they will stand against the Constitution and in favor of the welfare state? I'm sure that was not the message intended. But, that is the message received.
What aren't Asians Lepubricans?
I think the biggest factor is social issues. Specifically the (irrational) fear of "Bible-thumpers". Even though these societies are fairly pro-marriage and anti-gay rights.
Asians do seem to favor abortion by a wide margin.
His answer: "Political parties change over time. The republicans used to be for individual freedom. Now all they do is try to impose their morality on everyone."
He didn't really answer my specific question, but it did reveal the mindset of Japanese-Americans in 2012.
What's happening is that EVERY minority gorup in the nation is falling in-line with the democratic party because the RATs have painted the GOP as the party of white people....it's that simple. The dems have used race to ruin the republican brand, and it worked.
I suppose it's too much to ask that we move beyond that.
The Leftist strategy is to incite class and race divisions. They are all about driving wedges between Americans.
How do we counteract that perception?
It's not a perception - it's reality. The GOP has become a "white Christian party" that white Christians don't even support all that strongly.
This whole deal is based on a propaganda story concocted by the NAACP ~
He thinks Republicans are going to make him start wearing a penis shield when he goes out in public.
He's a nutcase pervert!
Somebody escaped the reservation over there and they'll be out with their chihuahuas to bite them!
Asians and Latinos (white Cubans excepted) are not Republicans because "Get Whitey" is not (yet) part of the GOP platform.
Asians who live in Republican states may be more favorable to Republicans, but as of now, most Asians still live in Democrat states, and vote like other blue staters.
Plus, this is what's been going on for centuries. Some group comes to form the core of a party. How you feel about that group comes to define the political system. And if you're not a part of the group you tend to vote for the other party.
A lot of Asians think of Republicans as the party of White Evangelicals and because they're not that, they vote for the other party. Same way it was with the Irish and the (original) Jews.
"We are talking about Chinese predomitantly."
Precisely, if any one people on earth are used to big, centralized, all-caring, all-knowing government, it's the Han.
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Following on from a dismal day in Pamplona we made our way into the Pyrenees to see Roncesvalles, one of the "official" start points for the "Camino de Santiago" in Spain. The weather was worse here than in Pamplona, adding drizzle and fog to the mix. After warming ourselves with a couple of coffees in the pilgrims refuge, I managed to get 2 photos while my wife held an umbrella over me. This is the Chapel of St Jacques, a gothic building from the 13th c and the "Silo de Carlomagno" an ossuary or charnel house.
Pretty much the whole village is dedicated in some way to St James (Jacques) and the thousands of pilgrims that pass this way every year. The French name for the village is "Roncevaux", the place where Charlemagne was beaten in 778 by the Basque militia. In reality the battleground is not known with exactitude but certainly in one of the valleys near here.
Walking the Camino Santiago de Compostela
The famous pilgrimage walk of St. James known as the Camino Santiago de Compostela briefly touches the Southern end of Pamplona. You can walk part of the Camino, for example Cezur Minor is only several kilometers away along the Camino. While most pilgrims spend weeks on the Camino, there is a sense of spirituality even walking a few miles.
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Monument to the war dead
I know, this tip title seems to be suspiciously like the one for the Monumento a los Caídos, but they are actually for two very different things and no, I am not trying to double up on tips. This is in fact for a very modest monument, one that is so uncontroversial that it doesn't even make it into wikipedia or any of the more detailed guides to the city. It is located at the intersection of calles Navas de Tolosa and Tirajana, at the end of the Paseo de Victoria. The monument is actually quite interesting for two reasons. The first is the dates marked on it: 1872 and 1938, the Second Carlist War and the Civil War, which, in 1938, might have looked like a third Carlist War to some Navarrese supports of the coup, who thought that Franco would restore traditional political structures. The second is the design of this modest monument. The opposite side from the dates has two bas-reliefs that are quite similar to Fascist-era art in Italy, and I would bet that there was at least some Italian influence on the sculptor, and that the monument was erected in the 1930s, given these bas-reliefs and their contrast to the much more austere and classical lines of Franco-era monuments.
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Puente de la Magdalena
The Puente de la Magdalena is a pretty 12th century Romanesque bridge that you are until to happen upon unless you get lost in your car or you walk up from the train station (as I did) and require breaks every 15 minutes or so during the climb. This is a fairly important bridge in that it forms part of the Camino de Santiago, although it is no longer an important transport route for the people of the city. The bridge is a great introduction to the city - in fact, it is older than many of the buildings and other structures in the Casco Viejo, and it provides a bit of perspective on just how old the city is.
- Historical Travel
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Rincon de Rodín
The Roncon de Rodín may seem like a quaint, old part of the Casco Antiguo, but don't be fooled – it was all built in the latter half of the last century. The building here, called the Mesón del Caballo Blanco, was built from the remains of a variety of old buildings. This is really just a café or a restaurant (I'm not sure exactly what they serve, but being Spain they undoubtedly serve some sort of food). It's actually a really nice quiet area in which to relax after sightseeing. It's not that the rest of Pamplona is plagued by tourist mobs or hectic traffic, but rather that there is a wonderful breeze and lots of sunlight, which provides a nice change from the crowded streets of the Casco Antiguo.
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Plaza de la Cruz
The Plaza de la Cruz is a fairly large park that is odd if only for its large cross in the centre of the park. It's true that the park is across from the Parroquía de San Miguel, but that church isn't really large enough, at least in my view, changes to the entire surrounding area. Given that this is part of the Segundo Ensanche, and, at that, the region that was developed later (i.e. after the Civil War), I think it more likely that the Plaza de la Cruz was probably part of the Fascist urban plan rather than the Republican one. In any case, the park is quite a nice little green space that affords a good rest-stop if you've been touring the Segundo Ensanche. The only problem is that this also a favourite place of the city's indigent, so be aware of your surrounding if you go into the public restroom and make sure to watch your step when you're in the park, lest you be felled by a bottle.
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Delegación del Gobierno
Every regional capital in Spain has a Delegación del Gobierno, which is sort of like the office of the central government in the city with the task of liaising with the regional authorities. The Delegación del Gobierno en Navarra is sort of funny in that the building in which it is housed had a number of architects, and the changes in architects were generally politically motivated. The building was started in 1934 by a Republican, who changed his plans when the Civil War broke out. Given that Navarre was largely in favour of the Fascists, he was replaced during the War by a Navarrese supporter of Franco, who was eventually replaced by an architect from Madrid, who finished the façade. The building eventually came out of this rapid turnover in 1945 with the same sort of austere Classical style as the Monumento a los Caídos, except with sloping and pointed mansards. Altogether, it helps to reinforce the gloomier aspects of the Segundo Ensanche, and area that should breathe life and leisure like the Ensanches in other Spanish cities.
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Day trip to Azpeitia
We made a day trip from Pamplona to
Azpeitia, the home of Ignatius Loyola. Beautiful drive through the Basque countryside. It did take a few hours to get there. Several more hours to eat lunch and wait for the Loyola home to reopen. Not that our Spanish sucked and that waitress did not speak English, but we ordered some fish "con gulas". We had no idea what gulas were, but they sounded innocent enough. They were kind of chewy and not vegetable at all. We later found out they were fake baby eels, made out of fish parts. yummy!
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Basque Wood Chopping Competition
During the day you can watch local Basque wood choppers hack away at their huge log, attempting to be first in group. Armed with two axes where they switch off, they stand on their respective log with both feet together and whack away. They all finish, even if it means the last participant is whacking away 5 minutes after everyone else has finished. Trophies are awarded by old guys. I think they would do better with trophy girls, but these Basques are stubborn. ;-)
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Without computers weather forecasting as we know it today would not be possible. From simple desk calculators to complex supercomputers which perform trillions of calculations a second, information technology has been at the forefront of understanding the weather for decades.
The idea of creating a weather forecast using dynamic equations was first put forward by English mathematician, Lewis Fry Richardson, in 1922. He realised the dynamics of the atmosphere could be modelled by doing thousands of equations, thus being able to predict the weather.
In a pre-computer age, however, the only way to apply his numerical method was by hand. He estimated it would take 64,000 people to perform the calculations needed to make a forecast in time for it to be useful. While this wasn't practical, Richardson's theory formed the basis for weather forecasting as technology improved.
In the 1950s the Met Office acquired an electrical desk calculator - which was cutting edge technology at the time. A mathematician specially trained in computational methods was hired to work it and thus began the first efforts to fulfil Richardson's dream.
This was taken further when Met Office staff had access to a 'real' computer owned by catering company, J Lyons. Called Leo, the machine was bought to calculate the value of Lyons' bakery sales, but its power was harnessed to help speed up calculations needed to make a weather forecast.
The Met Office embraced the computer age in 1959, when a Ferranti Mercury, nicknamed Meteor, was purchased. Capable of doing 30,000 calculations a second, it was a major step forward in the evolution of making weather forecasts. For the first time, scientists were able to regularly use numerical methods to make their forecasts.
By building an understanding of the way the atmosphere works, equations are created which seek to mirror these processes. The equations, built out of lines of computer code, combine together to make 'models', which are effectively attempts to recreate the dynamics of the atmosphere through maths. They work by taking all the current weather observations available to understand the current situation and applying the model to see what might happen next.
As our understanding of the atmosphere improved and the number of weather observation inputs increased, the need for more computer power also grew. Thus the Met Office bought a new supercomputer in 1965, an English Electric KDF9, which could do 50,000 calculations a second. This leap in speed, of more than 60%, allowed for faster, more complex forecasts to be made.
This pattern of advancing technology and increasingly complex models continued, with the Met Office buying successively quicker computers every five to ten years. By 1982, our CDC Cyber 205 could do 200 million calculations a second, but by 1997 a Cray T3E was doing more than a trillion (1,000,000,000,000) a second.
We are currently implementing a Cray Supercomputer which when fully implemented will be able to do more than 16000 trillion calculations a second. Its power allows it to take in hundreds of thousands of weather observations from all over the world which it then takes as a starting point for running an atmospheric model containing more than a million lines of code.
Necessarily, the supercomputer requires a large amount of energy to run and maintain - about 2.7 MW of electricity. While everything possible is being done to minimise this, the power consumption remains small in comparison to the socio-economic benefits delivered, including CO2 emissions reductions.
Take our global aviation forecasts, for example, which allow airlines to save fuel by using the wind to help them to their destination. We have estimated that this alone helps save around 20 million tonnes of CO2 a year through increased efficiency.
Crucially, Met Office forecasts save lives. Through our Severe Weather Warnings, mountain area forecasts and marine forecasts, with a host of other services, an independent report estimated we help save as many as 74 lives a year. Financially the same report concluded we save the UK economy more than £260 million a year.
Such is the power of the modern generation of computers, they can run ensemble forecasts, meaning they can run a model several times, each one from a slightly different starting point. This helps forecasters understand possible variations and make informed decisions on the most likely outcome.
In October 2014 the Government confirmed its investment of £97 million in a new high performance computing facility for the Met Office. Enhanced processing power will help us protect life and property and will also enable us to turn more science into services for the benefit of government, business and the public.
Turning research into highly detailed operational forecasts and services will enable us to produce innovative forecasts - for example focussing high resolution models on strategically important infrastructure such as airports and flood defences. More detailed forecasts will make it possible to predict small-scale, high impact weather features with greater skill, such as thunderstorms that have the potential to lead to flash flooding.
Greater computing power will enable us to run numerous forecasts simultaneously. The spread of the forecasts allows us to determine the levels of confidence across a range of possible outcomes. A probabilistic approach is useful in helping business, government, responders and the public to manage risk.
An element of the new computing facility will be located at Exeter Science Park, which will help create a collaborative environment where we can work with others on science and service delivery. Sharing the supercomputer will enable collaborative research such as:
Because of improved science and increased computing power, today's four-day forecasts are as accurate as one-day forecasts were 30 years ago. Forecast accuracy should continue to increase as technology advances.
Beyond the present day, the power of the computers has also been harnessed to help understand the long-term future of the Earth's climate, effectively making forecasts that stretch for decades into the future. This has allowed scientists to understand more about the dynamics of climate change and its impacts.
Our research into climate change is helping governments, businesses and individuals plan ahead for the challenges we face in the future. The predictions we make, and the detailed advice we give, has the potential to protect life on a huge scale worldwide, and potentially make even greater CO2 savings.
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- 24 - 6mm Rose Swarovski side-drilled bicone crystal beads
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- 4 - 4mm Burgundy Swarovski faceted round crystal beads
- 27 - 6mm Burgundy Swarovski faceted round crystal beads
- 48 in. length - Beadalon 49 Strand bright .018 in. beading wire (JW11T)
- 6 - 0.8mm (I.D.) Size #1 Crimp tubes
- 4mm Small jump ring, silver plated
- 12.8mm Small lobster clasp
- 2 - Filigree round 3-to-1 ring end connectors, silver plated
- 1 in. Head pin, silver plated
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Cut four 12 in. lengths of beading wire.
Using crimp tubes, attach one end of a wire to each outer loop on a 3-to-1 ring end connector. Hold two wires together and attach them to the center loop.
Separate the strands into two sets, each with one outer strand and one center strand.
Using one set of strands, pass an outer wire through a 4mm burgundy bead and a 6mm burgundy bead.
Pass the center wire through the opposite end of the 6mm burgundy bead.
Pass the new outer wire through a tanzanite bead, a rose bead and another tanzanite bead.
Pass the new center wire through a light rose bead.
Pass the wire ends through opposite sides of a 6mm burgundy bead to form a circle.
Repeat Steps 6-8 using the other set of wires, connecting the circles by passing the center wire through the existing cube bead. To make consistent stitches, adjust the wire tension as you go.
Repeat the beading pattern to string all of the beads except for a 6mm burgundy crystal.
Using crimp tubes, attach the beading wires to a 3-to-1 ring end connector, as in Step 2.
Using a jump ring, attach a clasp to one end of the bracelet.
- String a 6mm burgundy bead onto a head pin. Make a wrapped loop to attach it to the other end of the bracelet.
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AdminChat allows admins to have private conversations about users or any other server issues without disrupting the public or letting everyone see what they are discussing.
Updating to 1.3+
Please note, that the permission nodes have all changed as of this update! By default, the plugin creates an "adminchat" in the channels.yml, and this has the same format as previous versions of adminchat. The perm node to use this chat will be adminchat.channel.adminchat
- Let all admins online talk to each other privately
- Configurable format for the chat
- Allows creation of multiple channels
- Allows choosing the command for the channel
- Automatic update checking
Upcoming features (1.5.0)
- Individual Read/Send permissions per channel
- A mute command for either one or all channels, as well as unmuting
- Muting for a specified amount of time.
Config.yml: update-check:
- Default: true
- Checks for updates to adminchat on server startup, and will message ops/players with all perms on startup (if true) prefix:
- Default: "&a[&cAdminChat&a] "
- Prefix for plugin messages (for example automatic chat and updates)
channels: channelname: command: 'chancmd' format: '&aEXAMPLE: {NAME}: &c{MESSAGE}'
You can make as many channels as you want within the channels.yml file. The "command" line will be the command you use in-game (along with <command-name>toggle), and the "format" line will be how it is presented in-game. Please note you should always include {NAME} and {MESSAGE} in the file exactly with the curly braces or the two will not show up.
- /adminchat reload - reloads AdminChat, getting fresh values from the configuration files.
- /<channel-command> <message> - send a message to a private channel Ex. /ac What's going on in adminchat today?
- /<channel-command>toggle - toggled chatting within a private channel Ex. /actoggle
- /<channel-command> - same as above, toggle chatting within a private channel Ex. /ac
- adminchat.* - Grants all privileges for AdminChat
- adminchat.channel.<channel-name> - Allow a player to send messages to a private channel and read it
- adminchat.channel.* - Allows a player to send messages to and read from all channels
- adminchat.reload - Allow a player to reload AdminChat
Turbotailz Jun 13, 2016 at 13:00 UTC - 0 likes
Working perfectly in 1.9.4.
However, I occasionally get this error message in the console: http://pastebin.com/x4UxsigE
Should also mention that I have had to disable update check, we are running the latest version but have been getting nagged each time an admin logs in that there is a new version available (but there's not).
RazihelCraft Apr 21, 2016 at 19:04 UTC - 0 likes
If anyone wants to run this plugin on spigot 1.9 or later, you will need to remap some legacy methods as mentioned here in this post (under craftbukkit).
Basically, download the jar file from bukkitdev (should be named lift.jar). Then put the jar in spigot's buildtools folder and run this command from a terminal like GitBash (command prompt, etc.):
java -jar BuildData/bin/SpecialSource-2.jar map -m CraftBukkit/deprecation-mappings.csrg -i AdminChat.jar -o AdminChat-1.9.jar
Then simply install the AdminChat-1.9.jar file on your server, and delete the previous file. Everything should work fine when you load up the plugin. I've done this in order in continue using a stable version of the AdminChat plugin on my server, I have had no issues thus so far. Good luck!Last edited Apr 21, 2016 by RazihelCraft
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Update for 1.9?
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danielfr789 Apr 19, 2015 at 05:39 UTC - 0 likes
Not sure why /.:ac is a command but theres an error
Azuraiimc Apr 08, 2015 at 11:51 UTC - 0 likes
I have 2 channels set up, Mod and Admin
Players with any adminchat permission node can see every chat where as they should only be able to see the chats that they have permission too (weither adminchat.channel.mod or adminchat.channel.admin)
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Merlin MALT-R Road Bike is no longer available at Merlin Cycles. However you may find an alternative or updated product below.
Merlin MALT-R Road Bike is no longer available at Merlin Cycles. However you may find an alternative or updated product below.
Merlin MALT-R Road Bike
This item was discontinued 17th July 2015.
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Code: MALT-R-13
Frame Specification:
- 7005 Aluminium Frame
- Double butted tubing
- Replaceable gear hanger
- Carbon forks with aluminium steerer
- Integral headset
Build Specification:
- Shimano Tiagra 2 x 10 speed groupset
- Compact chainset with hollowtech 11 bottom bracket
- Tektro R539 Calipers
- 12-28 10 speed cassette
- Deda RHM01 Bars
- Deda Zero 1 Stem
- Deda seatpost
- Carbotech K22 Wheels (Not as pictured)
- Michelin Lithion 2 Kevlar bead tyres
- Reduced price for the remaining 56cm frames. This size suits a rider around 5'10 - 5'11.
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Mr JacksonGreat bike at a great price, Merlin were excellent to deal with & really glad I made them my choice after looking at numerous bikes online & in stores. Love the bike rides great & I've broken lots of my PB times already a few local rides, Thanks Merlin.....
Mr WhiteExcellent value, lightweight ally frame and good components. Have put in a good few hours on it already and I haven't had any problems. A couple of gears are slipping but I just need to adjust those. All good things to say.
Mr JonesVery nice to ride, smooth and responsive. Had to wait a while for the bike to be built due to busy period but delivery was very quick. After my first ride felt happy with the bike even though I did have a couple of chips in the clear coat which can't be helped.
AndyExcellent spec - great looking bike, great price and rides really well. Very happy
Mr LawlorFirst off I'd like to thank the staff at Merlin for great service and bike building. I ordered two malt-r bikes for myself and brother in law. We`re new to road bikes so after many weeks of searching on line we found Merlin, the malt-r had everything we were looking for with alu frame, carbon forks and tiagra group set at half the price of bike shops in Dublin, the build quality is great and paint looks excellent, we have only been out on them a few times but I'm very happy, looking forward to clocking up many more miles;)
Mr JuggernauthSimply "why go any where else" Merlin Cycles Sets The Standard! A loyal returning customer l certainly am! Customer Service is the back bone of Merlin Cycles. Merlin delivers an outstanding road bike. The Malt R custom build is not only comfortable over long rides and well built. The components from the handle bars, stem, chain set are of high quality. Upgraded to 105 groupset. Frame is of excellent quality. Body work (paint, graphics) is stunning. Excellent packaging and delivery once build completed. Excellent communications: Customer service delt with all of my enquiries quickly, and concisely. A big THANK YOU to Merlin Cycles Customer Service Team and Merlin Technical/Mechanics Team.
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Montreal will join Major League Soccer as its 19th team in 2012, and commissioner Don Garber hopes to add a second New York club as early as 2013.
Montreal was announced at a news conference Friday and will be owned by the Saputo family, which runs the Montreal Impact of the U.S. Soccer Federation D-2 Pro League. It will play primarily in Saputo Stadium, which opened two years ago and is to undergo about $22 million in renovations. Its capacity will increase from 13,000 to 20,000.
Some games will be in Olympic Stadium, the home of the Montreal Expos from 1977-04. Olympic Stadium, which holds more than 50,000, will host an exhibition between the Impact and AC Milan on June 2.
"It opens up a whole new market in French-speaking Canada, which is important as we position ourselves as a global sports league," Garber told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. "There is a whole secondary market here in Canada, particularly in Quebec, represented by the French-speaking population. That gives us business and corporate opportunities. It gives us media opportunities, because there's French language radio and television both here and nationally."
MLS currently has 16 teams. Portland, Ore., and Vancouver, British Columbia, were announced in March 2009 as expansion teams for 2011. Toronto FC started play in 2007.
Impact chairman Joey Saputo hopes the team will be able to keep its name, logo and blue color in MLS.
"I think the rivalry between Montreal and Toronto will be absolutely fantastic," he said. "We see it in all the other sports, whether it be hockey or football. And even from a business standpoint, there's always this rivalry between Montreal and Toronto."
Canada has not qualified for the World Cup since 1986, just after the demise of the North American Soccer League, which had teams in Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Edmonton. Saputo hopes the spread of MLS to Canada will boost the nation's soccer fortunes.
"If we could help the Canadian national team achieve the opportunity to play at the World Cup stage, it's part of who we are, it's part of what we plan to do," he said.
Now Garber will turn his attention to New York. Across the Hudson River, the Red Bulls moved into a $200 million stadium this year in Harrison, NJ.
"Our attention is very focused on a 20th team as we speak. We'd like that team to be in New York City representing a second team in the tri-state area," Garber said. "The Red Bulls are very supportive of that and believe that rivalry will help grow the popularity of the sport in the New York metropolitan area. So we're going to work hard and try to get something done perhaps as early as 2013."
Garber has held talks with the Wilpons, who own the New York Mets. Those talks may resume.
"Our discussions, which were fairly active with the Mets, clearly got put aside with the energy that they were putting into the launch of Citi Field," Garber said. "We haven't had discussions with the Wilpons in over a year and we'll hopefully reopen those discussions.
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A little of this and a little of that from Feb. 18, 1993, as reported by the Amarillo Globe-News:
The No. 6-ranked Happy Cowgirls thumped Spade 62-21 in a Class 1A bi-district basketball game at Plainview. The lead of the story suggested the town may want to change its name to "Angry" because of the way its team plays defense.
Syndicated columnist Lewis Grizzard on his golf game: "An opponent recently said to me after I'd hit one sideways, 'I've seen better swings than that on condemned playgrounds.' "
A group from Leadership Amarillo took a tour of the Globe-News.
The American Association of University Women and the Friends of the Library honored several residents at the Amarillo Public Library's Families of the Year banquet. Honorees included: Nat and Helen Neal, Allen and Pattie Hale, John and Rachel Hall, and Jimmie and Jeanette Newton.
Ken Knapp, also known as "Crazy Eddie," stood in a barrel and collected canned food for the High Plains Food Bank.
The Stratford Chamber of Commerce honored Archie Wright, Bill Blain and Jim Taliaferro at its annual banquet. Wright was named Farmer of the Year, Blain was named Business Person of the Year and Taliaferro was named Citizen of the Year. Taliaferro was master of ceremonies at the event.
West Texas State University President Barry Thompson announced that a proposed regional fire training school at Canyon would pump $3 million into the local economy once it began operation.
Joe Gibson, former superintendent of the Canyon Independent School District, was named citizen of the year by the Chamber of Commerce at its banquet.
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This stylish, modern establishment is conveniently located just a 5 minutes' driving distance from Gatwick Airport. The property boasts ease of access to the M23 and M25. Central London is a 30 minutes' driving distance away, where guests can explore a host of shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities, as well as the intriguing attractions for which the city is renowned. Charming guest rooms come complete with modern amenities. The restaurant offers a contemporary menu, with dishes to tempt even the most discerning palate. The property features a bar and a cardio gym, as well as an indoor swimming pool.
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Can anyone give me some rough ideas as to how much these should be?
Can anyone give me some rough ideas as to how much these should be?
about 30 quid for the fixed one and 40 quid for the tensioner (early XE engine style)
Cheers for that.
Is there just one of each or more?
1 tensioner and 1 roller. thats my 88 engine, the later ones are very different
Mine is in a Mk3 GSi 1991 so would that have more do you know?
you will have to wait for a gsi owner to say for definate, or check the haynes manual, but on the later engines there is a roller and a tensioner springloaded roller i believe.
my best guess for prices would be between 70 and 100 for both
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DENVILLE - A woman who took family photos to a store to have them copied for relatives feared they were lost when the shop suddenly closed.
Lisa Ostella says she was afraid that the irreplaceable family album containing photos going back generations in Italy was gone.
The album was kept by Ostella's mother-in-law until she died last year. "Momma is gone and now the photo album is gone," Ostella said.
Last month, Ostella brought the photos to Post Net, a copying center in Denville. When she came to check on her photos, she found the store locked and closed for business.
She tried reaching the corporate offices for the Post Net chain without a resolution. News 12 New Jersey called, and within minutes, Ostella got the call promising she'd get her originals back.
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He did just that back home in Clemson.
Priority No. 1, more reps of 225 on the bench press.
"Obviously, I didn't get the numbers I wanted to on bench. At the combine, I only got 17. I improved on that [23 at pro day]," Jenkins said. "In the 40, I ran a 4.98 at the combine. I knew I was better than that. I had to do that over. I think my best was 4.94. I improved on my broad jump, from 8.2 to 8.7. My vertical was 26 at the combine. It was 28½ today. I got better in the numbers I wanted to get better at."
Jenkins said it was the non-football combine events that slowed held him back on the bench press.
"I just let all the non-football stuff get to me," he said. "All the MRIs and all the meetings, everything just drained me out.
"When I got to the bench, I didn't rely on my technique. I wasn't breathing between each rep…it showed."
And there's plenty of poking, prodding and questioning before the lifts, exercises and drills.
"There are six rooms and, like 12 doctors in each room. You've got to go to the doctors and fill out paperwork. You're going to spend about an hour or two in each room with each doctor," Jenkins said. "It's hectic with that, just going through your medical history, answering the questions over and over, getting an MRI in each room, getting a CAT scan from each room, X-ray from each room. You're going to be in the hospital, basically all day. Then, with the meetings, [I] met with about 17 teams. It took about 2½ to 3 hours."
He felt prepared for the meetings and questions with front office personnel from each team. But there was one question that threw him for a loop.
"I knew all of it was coming," Jenkins said. "The only surprise that was me, 'Why didn't I have as many sacks as Da'Quan [Bowers].'
"I was like, 'Man, I could have more sacks than I did. Things just didn't go my way. But Da'Quan is Da'Quan.' That's all I could tell them. That was the one question that they asked me that I wasn't ready for."
Projected as a three-technique defensive tackle, the area he could stand the most improvement—rushing the passer. And he's very well aware of that.
"That's all I've got to work on. Run stopping, I've got that down pat," Jenkins said.
So far, the Panthers, Patriots and Seahawks have expressed the most interest.
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