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Intel Corp. may formally introduce its processor designed for high-end servers in early June, 2006, at the Computex Taipei 2006 show. The information was published in Asian media several days ago, however, everything may change at the last minute, as it already happened in the past and Intel did not introduce its dual-core Itanium chip.
The launch of Intel's dual-core Itanium processors code-named Montecito, after several delays, is set to happen in the week of Computex, which will take place in Taipei, Taiwan, on June 6-10, according to DigiTimes web-site. Intel reportedly expects the new dual-core IA64 product, with mass production slated for July, will account for half of its overall server-use Itanium shipments by the end of the Q3.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (137 votes).
In short: a great day all round!!In full: i enjoyed the whole day good course a great crowd witch u ran past 3 times witch made friends and family who came to watch happy then really good medal and a nice goody bag witch made me happy so everyone had a good day all round!Date of review: April 7, 2010
In short: Great well-organised race!In full: Excellent race, CONAC really know how to do it!Two hills were tough. I know there were two big downhills too but I was already done in by then!!Date of review: April 6, 2010
In short: Top class organisation, felt like a proper running event !!!In full: It's interesting reading everyone's comments because barring one or two groans this race appears to have everything for everyone. PB's for a just few (yes there ARE hills in Norfolk so let's appreciate them), a challenge (but manageable) to many, and a sense of achievement at the finish line for all. Add in to the mix a large supportive crowd at the finish (which we enjoyed 3 times over thanks to the loop!) and thoroughly professional organisation - This is one for the 'MUST DO' list next year!Date of review: April 6, 2010
In short: Long, graded hill but otherwise a good run. Friendly and well managed.Date of review: April 6, 2010
In short: Challenging 10k with great crowd support, water stops could be much improvedDate of review: April 6, 2010
In short: Great race - perfect conditionsIn full: Great organisation, helpful marshalls - everything you could need in a race. Yes the hill is challenging (twice!), but what goes up must come down - another PB...Date of review: April 6, 2010
In short: Good fast course with plenty of PB potential, good support around the course, well organised.Date of review: April 6, 2010
In short: Great course, Great encouragement, well organised. Thanks Date of review: April 6, 2010
In short: Excellent organisation. Challenging course. Friendly marshalls and spectators. Excellent medal and goody bag at the finish. I'll be back next year.Date of review: April 5, 2010
In short: Well organised, marshalls very supportive and encouraging, would recommend. Just needed a few more ladies loos.Date of review: April 5, 2010
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The European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation (Eurocontrol) has appointed Claude Chene, former Director-General of the European Commission's
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(Claude Chene, the interim executive director of the SESAR Joint Undertaking. Photo, courtesy of SESARJU.)
Chene's appointment is effective immediately, as he looks to continue Europe's modernization of its air traffic system, similar to FAA's NextGen project in the
U.S. According to a statement from Eurocontrol, Chene was selected based on his experience in the aviation industry. He first joined the European Commission in 1976 in the office of the Directorate General for Transport.
"I am extremely pleased to lead SJU during this period of transition," said Chene.
Former SESAR Joint Undertaking chief Patrick Ky resigned from the position after begin appointed as the director of the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) earlier this year.
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It is NOT a funky "aged" flavor at all.
Thanks Norma....BTW, I remember reading your quest on here. Was the closest cheese for the Mack and Mancos ONLY Mild cheddar? and Mozz? Was there any other type of cheese?
I thought I had the right cheddar at one time too and when I baked it in my mom oven it did taste like the right cheddar, but then when I used the same cheddar at market in my deck oven somehow the cheddar tasted different.
Another question for the forum: Can going from a 550 deg oven to a 900 deg oven drastically change the flavor of the cheese? Could I have the cheese right, but not the bake temp??Thanks!


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HABITZ, Grace T., 91, of Alpena died Friday, Feb. 15, 2013, at Rolling Acres Care Home in Ossineke.
She is survived by a daughter, Faye Naife of Ossineke; three sons, Dennis (Vicki) of Alpena, Michael (Carlotta) of Clio, and Larry (Libby) of Fenton; nine grandchildren, Dawn, Brian, Michael, Mark, Danielle, Jordan, Jacqueline, Brad and Brent ; two great-granddaughters; two sisters, Lorraine Gerke of Clio and Wilma Jean Gallagher of Philadelphia, Penn.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (July 12, 2012) – The U.S. beach volleyball teams at the FIVB SWATCH Youth (U-19) World Championships both advanced to play another day in Larnaka, Cyprus.
The girls' team of Justine Wong-Orantes (Cypress, Calif.) and Sara Hughes (Costa Mesa, Calif.) won its pool and advanced straight to Round 2 after defeating two more teams on Thursday to go 3-0 overall in pool play.
In the first match of the day, the duo defeated No. 24-seeded Roukeya Insa Garanke and Samira Abdou Hamadou of Nigeria 21-8, 21-0 in 23 minutes. The U.S. team carried the momentum into the second match against Australia's No.9-seeded Rebecca Reeve and Jessyka Ngauamo, winning the match 21-16, 21-16 in 34 minutes.
On Friday, the U.S. girls will play the winner of the match between No. 30-seeded Ioanna Leonidou and Erika Zempyla of Cyprus and Lithuania's No. 18-seeded Ieva Dumbauskaite and Monika Povilaityte.
The American boys' team of Bennett Bird and Riley Mallon dropped its only game on Thursday to Martin Ermacora and Lukas Peter Stranger of Austria 21-19, 21-17 in 39 minutes. Bird and Mallon still advanced to Round 1 of single elimination and will play on Friday against Croatia's No. 18-seeded Ivan Zeljkovic and Mario Boras.
Friday's play will be in a single-elimination format, meaning that a team is finished after losing just one game. The medal matches will take place on Saturday.
The event has brought in 80 teams, including 40 men's and 40 women's, to compete for the title in Cyprus' third largest city. Thirty-six countries are represented at the FIVB Beach Volleyball SWATCH Youth World Championships.
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The pizza just looks ok to me.
The fireplace surround... do you have something underneath that? It looks a little fragile. If a piece broke off and fell on the pizza (and you didn't notice it), that would be bad.
...The top was bubbling liquid long before the bottom was done. I'd bet with the hearth closer to 800F the top and bottom would be ready about the same time...
What changes if any did you make to get these results?
I assume you are finding, as I did, that having a rotisserie fixes all the problems with uneven heating. No need to fiddle with the pie, just let it spin until you are ready to eat.
Hey jet deck, do you have any descriptions/pics of the rotisserie connections?
Did you adjust the upper burner as well during the bake, or just the bottom? If your setup performs at all like mine, throttling up the bottom burner doesn't change the stone temp much in the few minutes it takes to bake a pie, but it does provide heat flow over the top augmenting the upper burner.Dave


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You're right FUDU. You're right. I mean OBVIOUSLY I thought Luck threw an INT ever 1.1 pass attempts. Clearly that happened and he set the NFL record with a few hundred picks last year.
This is all the same ole shit, you not reading a conversation and then jumping into it for literally no fucking reason but to be your bigoted and moronic self.
I mean this is real, people are talking about me saying Luck threw 570 picks last year as if it wasn't sarcasm. This is a thing.


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ANAHEIM, Calif. (Sept. 13, 2009) - The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team lost to top-ranked Brazil 25-17, 25-16, 25-27, 25-19 Sunday afternoon in the gold-medal match of the 2009 Final Four Intercontinental Cup being staged at Lima, Peru.
The U.S., ranked second in the world, finishes the tournament with the silver medal, while Brazil staked claim to the gold medal. Earlier today, Dominican Republic defeated host Peru 25-17, 25-21, 27-25 in the bronze medal match.
Brazil led 8-3 and 17-11 in the first set, but needed to answer two comebacks from the USA before scoring seven of the final eight points to win 25-17. Brazil jumped to an 11-5 lead in the second set and pushed its lead to 19-9 en route to a 25-16 victory in which the USA scored consecutive points just twice in the set. Team USA led most of the third set, but Brazil came back from a 20-17 deficit and gained two match points before the Americans rallied to win 27-25. Brazil scored two 5-0 runs and added a 4-0 spurt to take a 21-11 lead in the fourth set as it picked up the 25-19 victory.
Team USA advanced to the gold-medal match by defeating NORCECA rival Dominican Republic in four sets during the semifinals on Saturday evening. Brazil reached the finals by defeating South American rival Peru in three sets in the second semifinal on Saturday.
The U.S. opened the tournament with a five-set loss to Brazil on Sept. 9. Since the two countries met in the 2008 Olympic Games gold-medal match in which Brazil won in four sets, Brazil has won all four meetings in 2009.
Heather Bown (Yorba Linda, Calif.) paced the U.S. attack with 19 points including 12 kills on 21 attacks with one error and a team-high six blocks. Nicole Fawcett (Zanesfield, Ohio) and Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.) each contributed 11 points in the match, while Christa Harmotto (Aliquippa, Pa.) tacked on 10 points with six kills on 10 swings and four blocks. Nancy Metcalf (Hull, Iowa) added six points, followed by Angie Pressey's (Lake Mary, Fla.) four points. Lindsey Berg (Honolulu) and Jane Collymore (Seattle, Wash.) each recorded three points.
Berg added 19 digs on defense from her setter position, while Stacy Sykora (Burleson, Texas) added another 13 digs. Barboza took 44 of the team's 97 reception attempts and added nine digs.
U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) started Berg at setter, Metcalf at opposite, Pressey and Barboza at outside hitter, and Harmotto and Bown at middle blocker. Sykora was the U.S. libero for the match. Fawcett was a sub in the first two sets and started the final two sets in place of Metcalf. Davis came of the bench as a defensive replacement in the first two sets, while Nellie Spicer (Barrington, Ill.) entered in the first set as a sub. Collymore came off the bench late in the fourth set.
Regianne Bidias tallied a match-high 21 points to lead Brazil. Adenizia Silva and Welissa Gonzaga each added 14 points in the victory, while Caroline Gattaz tacked on six blocks as part of a 10-point performance.
Brazil's serve kept the USA off-balance as it held a 9-2 advantage in aces and the Americans had just a 45 positive percent in service reception to the victor's 80 percent. Both teams converted 38 percent of their attack attempts into points and produced 13 blocks apiece.
Brazil gained the first two-point edge of the opening set at 4-2 after an ace, then stretched its advantage to 6-3 with a block. Out of a USA timeout, Brazil gained a third and fourth straight point on an American hitting error and Brazil block at 8-3. Out of the break, Brazil added another point to the 5-0 run for a 9-3 advantage. USA battled back to within two at 10-8 with three straight points started by a combined block from Berg and Harmotto followed by two Brazil errors. A Barboza kill and Harmotto block moved the USA to within one at 11-10. Brazil regained a five-point edge at 16-11 with an ace and three kills as part of a 4-0 run into the second technical timeout. Brazil scored a fifth straight point out of the break to push its margin to 17-11. Bown and Pressey combined for a block to stop the run, Fawcett added a kill and Brazil hit wide to close the gap to 17-14. Bown combined for a block with Fawcett at 17-15 prompting a Brazil timeout. Brazil tallied consecutive kills to push its advantage to 20-16 leading to USA's second timeout of the set. Out of the break, Brazil put up three blocks and served an ace extending its lead to 24-16 as par t of a 6-0 run. Barboza saved one set point with a kill before Brazil finished the set at 25-17.
Similar to the first set, Brazil built a 4-2 lead in the second set after serving an ace, then stretched its lead to 5-2 with an overpass kill. Brazil went into the first technical timeout leading 8-4 with back-to-back points. Brazil upped its advantage to 11-5 with three consecutive points. Barboza stopped the run with an ace, then Bown served a winner at 11-7. Brazil answered with four of the next five points to take a 15-8 lead. Brazil added to the margin with two kills and an ace out of the second technical timeout to take a 19-9 lead. After Brazil reached set point at 24-14, Fawcett collected a kill and Harmotto put up a block to save set points before Brazil ended the set at 25-16.
Team USA took a 5-2 lead in the third set with a 4-0 run that included kills from Bown and Berg, a combined block from Bown and Barboza and capped by a Pressey ace leading to a Brazil timeout. The Americans went into the first technical timeout with an 8-4 advantage after a Harmotto block and Brazilian lift. Out of the break, Brazil answered with consecutive points to cut the deficit to one at 8-7 with a kill and two USA errors. Brazil tied the set at 11-all with an ace. The Americans scored consecutive points on Bown kills to take a 13-11 edge. Fawcett scored a kill after a Bown block to push the USA lead to 15-12, only to have Brazil score consecutive points of its own to close back to within 15-14. Brazil knotted the set at 17-all with consecutive points leading McCutcheon to call timeout. Harmotto, Pressey and Fawcett notched consecutive kills to put the USA back in front by three at 20-17. Brazil secured four of the next five points to tie the set back up at 21-all. Brazil took the lead at 23-22 and reached match point at 24-23. USA saved two match points and took the lead with a Harmotto kill and Brazil error at 26-25. Harmotto then followed with a block for the winner at 27-25.
Brazil earned the first two-point edge of the fourth set at 4-2, then increased its advantage to 8-4 with a 3-0 run going into the first technical timeout. Brazil added to its lead with a block and ace out of the timeout for a 10-4 advantage. Brazil stretched the margin to 10 points at 15-5 with a 5-0 scoring run. Collymore scored two kills around a Bown kill to cut the margin to 16-9 out of the second technical timeout break. After a Brazil timeout, Bown and Collymore teamed for a block for a fourth straight point at 16-10. Brazil scored four consecutive points at 21-11. Bown followed a Barboza kill with an ace to close the gap to 21-13. Harmotto put up a block after a Barboza kill to get the USA to 22-15. Fawcett and Collymore scored kills, then Brazil hit long to save three match points at 24-19. However, Brazil won the set 25-19 on its fourth match-point opportunity.
The U.S. Women's National Team Press Kit for the Final Four Intercontinental Cup can be downloaded by clicking here.
The Final Four Intercontinental Cup Web site can be viewed at www.final4.pe.
U.S. Women's National Team Final Roster for 2009 Final Four Intercontinental Cup
# - Name (Pos, Ht, Hometown, College)
1 - Nicole Fawcett (OPP, 6-4, Zanesfield, Ohio, Penn State)
3 - Angie Pressey (OH, 5-8, Lake Mary, Fla., California-Berkeley)
4 - Lindsey Berg (S, 5-8, Honolulu, Hawaii, Minnesota)
5 - Stacy Sykora (L, 5-10, Burleson, Texas, Texas A&M)
6 - Nicole Davis (L, 5-6, Stockton, Calif., Southern California)
7 - Heather Bown (MB, 6-3, Yorba Linda, Calif., Hawaii)
8 - Cynthia Barboza (OH, 6-0, Long Beach, Calif., Stanford)
9 - Alexis Crimes (MB, 6-3, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Long Beach State)
12 - Nancy Metcalf (OPP, 6-1, Hull, Iowa, Nebraska)
16 - Christa Harmotto (MB, 6-2, Aliquippa, Pa., Penn State)
17 - Nellie Spicer (S, 5-10, Barrington, Ill., UCLA)
19 - Jane Collymore (OH, 6-0, Seattle, Wash., Florida)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Assistant Coach: Karch Kiraly (San Clemente, Calif.), Tom Pestolesi (Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Technical Coordinator/Team Leader: Jamie Morrison (Dana Point, Calif.)
Athletic Trainer: Jill Wosmek (Silver Lake, Minn.)
2009 Final Four Intercontinental Cup Schedule
Round Robin Phase
Sept. 9: Brazil def. USA 25-12, 18-25, 25-22, 19-25, 15-13
Sept. 9: Dominican Republic def. Peru 25-14, 25-22, 25-13
Sept. 10: Brazil def. Dominican Republic 25-18, 25-18, 25-18
Sept. 10: USA def. Peru 25-10, 20-25, 25-14, 25-20
Sept. 11: Dominican Republic def. USA 25-20, 25-19, 25-23
Sept. 11: Brazil def. Peru 25-18, 26-24, 25-11
Semifinal Round
Sept. 12: #3 USA def. #2 Dominican Republic 25-20, 23-25, 25-22, 26-24
Sept. 12: #1 Brazil def. #4 Peru 25-21, 25-13, 25-15
Classification Round
Sept. 13: Dominican Republic def. Peru 25-17, 25-21, 27-25 (Bronze-Medal Match)
Sept. 13: Brazil def. USA 25-17, 25-16, 25-27, 25-19 (Gold-Medal Match)


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Topic: Double Requests
I got an rails application running on Ubuntu with Apache and Phusion Passenger.
For every request that is made, it shows as two duplicated requests in the log with the same exactly the same timestamp. The first request always works fine, but the second fails. Unfortunately the problem for my application is that the user will never be logged on the system...
If I install mongrel and start up a service, everything works fine. (Only one successful request)
Do anyone have a clue what the problem can be?
The application needs to run under Phusion Passenger..
Apache error.log: Show only one request
Thank you in advanced!
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There are a number of important tendons in the foot and ankle that are critical to daily function, walking, and athletics. These include the peroneal tendons (on the outside of the ankle/foot), the posterior tibialis tendon (on the inside of the ankle/foot), the tibialis anterior tendon (on the top of the ankle/foot), the extensor tendons (on the top of the foot), and the tendons on the bottom of the foot (the flexor tendons). Any one of these tendons can get inflamed (tendinitis) or worn out (tendinopathy) due to repetitive activity, causing pain.
Diagnosis is made by discussion with your physician and physical examination. Sometimes an X-ray is done to rule out other causes of foot or ankle pain. In severe cases, an MRI or ultrasound may be done to further evaluate severity or rule out tendon ruptures.
Treatment depends on which tendon is affected and the severity of symptoms. Physical therapy is often key to strengthening and stretching the tendon and its surrounding structures to return balance to the foot. In severe cases, a period of immobilization may be necessary to calm down the pain and inflammation prior to initiating therapy. The aggravating activities must be reduced in order to allow it to heal. Anti-inflammatories are often part of the treatment as well. In severe cases, when ankle motion or biomechanics of the foot are impaired, or the pain is severe and not responding to these treatments, surgery may be an option.
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I pulse until the dough ball comes together, rest for 15 mins, then knead for 6 mins. The dough generally stays wrapped the entire time which in my understanding is how the mixer is supposed to work because it provides the necessary stretching of the gluten strands.The link to the video is in my post from last evening:http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,11962.msg161442.html#msg161442steel_baker
SB, thanks for posting that video. It is well made and your Victory Pig Pizza looks fabulous. Nice work!. I'd like to see you do a recipe/method write up for the forum if you don't mind sharing. Onto the mixing at 8:30, you show the dough mixing but it is not tied up on the center shaft. It's mixing along the bottom of the bowl as it should be. Now TBH, it's been a long while since I've mixed a wet small batch dough up in the Bosch whereby it's just hanging out on the center shaft. It does mix, but very inefficiently. At 400gm, there doesn't seem to be enough dough to allow the arms to pull it off of the center shaft. This may be a completely different story for a bigger batch, I don't know. But with a small wet batch, every rotation of the arms knudges the dough just a bit along the center shaft. Technically, it's mixing but how long would you have to run the machine to get a good dough I'm not sure?This is very different from my antique Kitchen Aid mixer that does mix small wet batches just fine, but I just got it so I haven't been able to do the comparison tests yet.I'm curious if you are using BF or HG for the dough in the video, it looks like BF, but I just want to make sure.With your dough in the video, does it stay at the bottom of the bowl the entire mix or is it getting hung up on the center shaft later on and is not shown in the video?thanks,Chau
SB, thanks for posting that video. It is well made and your Victory Pig Pizza looks fabulous. Nice work!. I'd like to see you do a recipe/method write up for the forum if you don't mind sharing.
As requested, here is a link to the recipe & method as posted in the Sicilian forum: http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,13048.msg161538.html#msg161538steel_baker
I am not that active in posting but reading a lot and have learned a lot from this forum. After reading numerous threads I decided to get a bosch universal plus to make pizza and bread doughs. I tried it several times already with different hydration doughs 64% being the highest. I say I am not impressed with the results. The dough comes out runny and still sticky after "kneeding" it for several minutes and it does not look a dough ball at all. I am thinking returning it and getting spiral mixer but have hard times to decide which one? Money is no problem but want a good compact mixer for home use.


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waborat wrote:This question came up the other night and it's even more relevant today:
If UConn wins this whole thing, is it the greatest March run ever?
No. That distinctiuon belongs to their women's team. They are the best ever at anything basketball related. NBA, NCA men? Meh. Don't you watch ESPN and listen to Geno?


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It is the Utility Advisory Board and the City of West Linn's goal to provide the citizens of West Linn with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water, assure quantities are available as needed, and provide uninterrupted service to all customers while maintaining fire flow reserves on a continuous basis. The City purchases water from South Fork Water Board, a wholesale water provider to the cities of Oregon City and West Linn. The City of West Linn's water rate structure is as follows: consumption up to the first 7 CCF (5,236 gallons) is included in the fixed base monthly rate, and each CCF used over 7, is an additional charge.
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Advanced Micro Devices on Monday refreshed the lineup of multi-core AMD Opteron processors for servers with higher speed offerings. In addition, the company said that various manufacturers of servers are rolling-out ultra-dense machines that provide ultimate performance while remaining physically small featuring latest-generation multi-core Opteron chips.
AMD introduced five new Opteron central processing units (CPUs) designed for multi-processor/multi-core server applications. Three new twelve-core offerings are Opteron 6180 SE (2.5GHz, 105W average CPU power [ACP], 140W thermal design power [TDP]), Opteron 6176 (2.3GHz, 80W ACP, 115W TDP) and Opteron 6166 HE (1.8GHz, 65W ACP, 85W TDP). Two new eight-core offerings are Opteron 6140 (2.6GHz, 80W ACP, 115W TDP) and Opteron 6132 HE (2.2GHz, 65W ACP, 85W TDP). All chips feature quad-channel DDR3 memory controllers, four HyperTransport 3.0 links and can work in up to 4-way configurations. Pricing of the products vary from $591 to $1514, which is pretty low for multi-chip-capable CPUs.
"These new server CPUs deliver greater performance than we've ever had before. When we launched the AMD Opteron 6000 Series platforms last year, we eliminated the '4P tax' and met market demands for higher performance-per-dollar-per-watt. Our customers' benchmarks and testimonials bear out these improvements, and these five new parts—and the rave reviews—prove that we continue to deliver on our vision," said Patrick Patla, vice president and general manager of server business at AMD.
AMD's key server partners including Acer, Dell and HP are launching new or refreshed AMD Opteron 6000 Series platform-based systems this quarter, powered by these new twelve- and eight-core AMD Opteron processors. systems powered by the new AMD Opteron processors are available now from OEMs and system builders, including Acer, Appro, Cray, Colfax, Dawning, Dell, HP, Microway, NCS Technologies, Inc., Nor-Tech, Penguin, SGI, Silicon Mechanics and ZT Systems.
Dell unveiled its PowerEdge C6145 server, which includes two 4-way mainboards and comes in 2U form-factor. The machine can thus employ 96 processing cores in just 2U size. Other partners of AMD will follow with ultra-dense servers.
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In a quest to explore the modern human sentiment and connect the environment with society, Kong Lingnan paints lonely but beautiful scenes with glowing, neon lines.
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This report is Deliverable D2.2 "Coordination Algorithm and Architecture Document" of the SmartHouse/SmartGrid project sponsored by the European Commission Seventh Framework Program. It provides a description of architectures and algorithms that support the Smart House/Smart Grid concept.
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CEDIA Expo 2012: New Speakers
I go into every major audio/video trade show thinking I won't hear much in the way of new speakers, yet every time I encounter new designs that leave me surprised at least and sometimes downright shocked. This year at the CEDIA Expo, I heard what is certainly one of the best audio demos I've ever heard — and maybe even the best. Yet I also encountered a few highly creative designs using acoustical concepts I've never before encountered.
Here's a photo essay picturing the most interesting new speakers I found at the Expo. Once you've seen these, check out our additional reports on new models shown by AudioXperts, KEF, and Ultralink.


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Golden Gate Seminary's 2012 Spring Graduation
A 71-year old retired 747 pilot earned a Master of Divinity and a 20-year-old woman who grew up in a Burmese refugee camp received a Diploma in Christian Ministry to bracket the most recent class of graduates from Golden Gate
Seminary. These were among the 198 students, representing 22 states and11 countries, who graduated at the Seminary's five campuses May 2012.
Richard Long, born and reared in New Mexico, traveled 5-hours one-way from his home in Grand Junction, Colorado to attend seminary classes. He participated in Golden Gate's Rocky Mountain Campus and the Seminary's Distance Learning program for seven years to earn his Master of Divinity degree.
After retiring from a 36-year career flying 747s for United Airlines, he began to take Hebrew classes at Golden Gate. "Initially, I just wanted to take some Hebrew and Greek classes to expand my understanding of the Scriptures, plus I wanted to improve my teaching," said 71-year-old Long, who has taught the same adult Sunday school class since 1981. "Steve Veteto, [Rocky Mountain Campus Director], encouraged me to apply for a degree. It was like God was giving me an opportunity and opening the door," said the father of three and grandfather of 10. In just a few months he will begin the church planting process in Grand Junction, Colorado.
Lah Say Wah is from the Karen people group, and lived with her family in a refugee camp in Burma, near the Thai border, for the first 16 years of her life. Today at 20 years old, her Diploma in Christian Ministry, earned at the Rocky Mountain campus, is just one of many accomplishments. In addition to her own seminary courses, she translated from Karen to English for the professors in five Contextualized Leadership Development classes. At the same time, she was also completing her last year of high school and was taking courses in her first year at the Community College of Aurora. Today she serves the 300-member Karen Bible Church of Denver in a variety of leadership roles, is currently a pre-med student, and works full-time at a medical research lab.
The seminary's highest student award, the William O. Crews Presidential Leadership Award, was presented to Michael McCoy (Oregon), a Master of Divinity graduate from the Northern California campus and John Moreland (Texas) a Master of Divinity graduate from the Rocky Mountain campus. Mike is currently associate pastor of a church in San Francisco and leads weekly street evangelism outreach in nearby urban cities. Soon he and his wife hope to serve in international mission work. John is currently the senior pastor of Community Christian Church in Denver, and his long-term plan is to continue his education and pursue a Ph.D.
"This award is given to the student who typifies, both now and in the future, the mission of Golden Gate," said President Iorg. "Mike and John strongly demonstrate the leadership training Golden Gate is committed to provide to pastors, and to our priority of shaping leaders who expand God's kingdom around the world."
Two graduating students shared the stories of their educational journey at Golden Gate Seminary. Meredith Brunsen, a North Carolina native who received a Master of Missiology degree, told the crowd how she felt two years ago during orientation with a room full of students just like her who had answered God's call to attend seminary. "It was amazing to think that each person in the room had received a specific calling from God and one day we would be scattered across the world, proclaiming the name of Jesus to those who need him. And yet, God had brought us together for this season of our lives, to learn and grow and become the people that he designed us to be."
Noe Garcia, a Master of Divinity graduate from Texas who was also the recipient of the LifeWay Pastoral Leadership Award, explained that seminary was more than an academic experience for him. "It was a spiritual journey in which I learned to depend on God to sustain and carry me. Through his grace he has provided me with incredible professors who provided not only academic but personal support to help me be a better man, a better husband, and a better father." Garcia thanked the professors for "teaching me to be a man of God, to be a reflection of Jesus Christ."
In his commencement address, President Jeff Iorg described Christian leaders as troublemakers. "We preach absolute truth. We teach ethical standards. We confront moral depravity. We urge non-Christians to consider the gospel and we urge Christians to more earnest discipleship. And all this troublemaking can sometimes get us into trouble."
Iorg summarized the incidents in Acts 16 and Acts 24 describing how God worked through Christian leader and "troublemaker" Paul. "In Acts 16, Paul made some trouble in Philippi. He started a prayer meeting, won some people to faith in Christ, delivered a demon-possessed girl, confronted greedy businessmen, delivered a person from human slavery, then was beaten and imprisoned."
Iorg told how Paul and his co-worker Silas started singing and seeking the glory of God, witnessing to the other prisoners. "Then God sent an earthquake. The ground trembled, the doors flew open, the stocks fell off, and the chains were released."
"Sometimes," said Iorg, "When you get put in prison, and things are looking bleak, you'll get an earthquake and God will do magnificent things through those circumstances."
The president continued with a second story. "Paul persisted with his ministry and a little while later arrived back in Jerusalem. He went up to the temple and was arrested on some trumped up charges. This time, he was dragged away into prison, and put on trial. As part of that process a conspiracy to murder him was discovered. He was part of a forced march to another prison, which resulted in more trials and more imprisonments. This imprisonment went on for two years."
Iorg told his listeners how he responded when reading this. "Two years, God? What were you thinking? Here is the most gifted preacher alive at that time, the most insightful missiologist on the planet, the person with more spiritual power than all of us in this room combined. Here is a man whose theological mind produced a good bit of the New Testament. And he was allowed to wait two years in a Roman prison?" Iorg then summarized Paul's accomplishments while imprisoned – including writing a significant portion of the New Testament.
"These two stories teach us this lesson," Iorg said. "As Christian leaders when you make a little trouble or you get into trouble – sometimes you'll get an earthquake. And sometimes when you make a little trouble or you get into trouble, no earthquake happens. It is the immature leader who thinks God is obligated to bail him or her out of every difficult situation. But whether you get an earthquake, or whether you don't, the mission matters most."
The president urged the graduates to consider, "What matters in every circumstance of life, in every arena of life, in every location of life, in every way possible, is to find the means to advance the gospel message and expand God's kingdom all around the world – the mission matters most.
"The mission matters more than your comfort, it matters more than your safety, it matters more than your circumstances, it matters whether you are healthy or not, married or not, prosperous or not, seemingly blessed or not – the mission matters most in every external circumstance you will encounter."
Iorg concluded his commencement address by telling the graduates, "Whether you get an earthquake or whether you don't, remember that the mission matters most. Find a way to advance the gospel and expand the kingdom of God."
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A very young Ohio Machine team gave the heavily favored Chesapeake Bayhawks an intense back-and-forth match ultimately resulting in a 13-12 Bayhawks victory. Chesapeake earned their sixth win of the season with much of the credit going to Player of the Game Kevin Cooper, who made his MLL debut tonight with a hat trick and one assist.
In the first quarter, Ohio came out of the gate with two goals from midfielder Kiel Matisz and attackman Joe Cummings. Ohio couldn't keep their lead for long as Chesapeake attackman Ben Rubeor got the ball rolling for the offense, leading the Bayhawks on a four goal scoring streak. However, the Machine refused to let the Bayhawks run away with the game, rookie midfielders Logan Schuss and Chase Carraro scored quick back-to-back goals to end the first quarter in a 4-4 tie.
The second quarter was marked by very physical play as well as several crucial turnovers. Cummings came alive for Ohio during the second quarter, scoring two more goals including a surprise left handed shot. Machine goalieBrian Phipps played especially well between the pipes notching five saves to prevent Chesapeake from scoring on a power play. Phipps played exceptionally well with 17 saves in the entire game. A usually strong Bayhawks defense appeared shaky before the half, but Chesapeake's offense went on to score four more goals from Drew Westervelt, Matt Mackrides, and Steven Brooks ending the half at 8-8.
Ohio quickly took control to start the second half with former Bayhawk Kyle Hartzell adding another point to the board. It took Chesapeake over eleven minutes before scoring their first goal by Cooper in the second half. With several more quick transition goals while both sides battled for offensive control, the third quarter ended in another tie, this time 10-10.
After three sleepy quarters, the Bayhawks started to come alive in the fourth. With three quick goals from Cooper and midfielder Ben Hunt, the Bayhawks led the Machine 13-10, the three goal margin being the largest either team had seen all evening. The Machine did not go down without a fight, Cummings notched his fourth goal of the night on a power play followed by a shot from Schuss that brought the score to 13-12 with just 45 seconds left to play. However, the formidable and seasoned Bayhawks defense held out strong to ensure a Chesapeake win.
Major League Lacrosse takes a break for the All-Star Game next weekend on July 13 at 7:00PM in Charlotte, N.C. The Bayhawks host the Boston Cannons the following weekend on Thursday, July 18 at 7:30PM. Ohio travels to Hamilton on Saturday, July 20 to face off against the Nationals at 7:30PM.
- There were 11 total penalties in game
- The game was the highest scoring for the Machine all season
- It was the fourth Bayhawks game decided by a 1 point margin
- Bayhawks goalie Kip Turner only had 10 saves
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Three legendary former members of the Mothers of Invention, Don Preston, Napoleon Murphy Brock and Tom Fowler will be performing as the Grandmothers of Invention at the Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland on May 8, 2012. Much to the elation of music fans on the US East Coast, for the first time in America, The Grandmothers of Invention start their tour in April 2012. The Grandmothers of Invention recently performed to wildly enthusiastic audiences in Europe and now plan to bring their special blend of musical mayhem to the US shores.
"This is going to be the most exciting tour of my entire career!" - Don Preston
The Grandmothers of Invention, showcasing the talents of Mothers of Invention/Zappa alumni:
Napoleon Murphy Brock (MOI member 1974-1984) lead vocals, tenor sax, woodwinds and dancing
Special guest Don Preston (MOI member 1966-1974) vocals, keyboards and transformations
Tom Fowler (MOI member 1973-1978) bass and chair dancing
Chris Garcia - drums, percussion, marimba and vocals
Miroslav Tadic - electric guitar (from April 24 thru April 30)
Robbie Seahag Mangano – electric guitar (from May 1 thru May 15)
The Grandmothers of Invention promise a night of thorough entertainment, featuring virtuosic playing, bizarre humor and the performance of many Zappa/Mothers beloved compositions; not only re-creating the music as was originally written and produced, but also breathing new life into it as well! Get ready to hear such Zappa penned classics as "I Am The Slime", "Muffin Man", "Florentine Pogen", "Andy", "Trouble Everyday", "Village Of The Sun" and many, many more.
"Once again, after all of these years, be able to witness this music preformed as it was intended. TOTAL MUSIC THEATER." - Napoleon Murphy Brock
The Grandmothers of Invention tour dates:
Apr-24 – Stubbs – Austin, TX
Apr-26 – Tipitinas @ at French Qrtr – New Orleans, LA
Apr-27 – Smith's – Atlanta, GA
Apr-28 – Cat's Cradle – Carrboro, NC
Apr-30 – Ramshead – Annapolis, MD
May-01 – The Hamilton – Washington, DC
May-02 – Infinity Hall – Norfolk, CT
May-03 – Iridium – New York, NY (2 shows)
May-04 – Iridium – New York, NY (2 shows)
May-05 – World Cafe Live – Wilmington, DE
May-06 – Rex Theater – Pittsburgh, PA
May-08 – Beachland Ballroom, Cleveland, OH
May-09 – Magic Bag – Detroit, MI
May-10 – Martyrs – Chicago, IL
May-11 – Cedar Cultural Center – Minneapolis, MN
May-12 – Bourbon Theater – Lincoln, NE
May-13 – Denver CO or Boulder CO
May-15 – State Room – Salt Lake City, UT
The Grandmothers of Invention have signed with Robert Duffey Management and plans for a full scale tour of the West Coast is currently in the works.
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We're using memcache and cache_fu and for the most part we're using conditional action caching so non-authenticated user will get action cached page and autenticated user will get dynamic page with some fragment caching. Everything seems to work great on my local machine and on our staging server. In production, action caching doesn't appear to be working (though fragment caching is). Production is running six app servers with three mongrels each and production and stage use different memcache servers.
That's pretty generic, but any general things I should be checking? Just wonder if I'm missing something simple and obvious with configuration. The sysadmin isn't a big rails guy and we're all fairly new to rails 2.0 and implementing it with memcache....


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Take a close-up look behind the scenes and into the wardrobe with the costumes from our production of Semele, designed by internationally renowned fashion and costume designer Han Feng. Catch Semele in New York City when the COC presents it at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) from March 4-10, 2015!
Han Feng's designs combine elements of Baroque European tailoring with the patterned silks, colours and flowing fabrics of traditional Chinese theatre. Click on the arrows on the sides of the photos (they appear when you hover the cursor over them) to see various photos of the costumes, styled by COC Costume Supervisor Sandra Corazza.
This jacket, worn by Jupiter for mere minutes in the production, is one of the most grand pieces among the costumes; one befitting the ruler of the gods! The rich gold in both the jacket and wings imply the grandeur and rank of the god. Despite this, he quickly removes it when he enters onstage in Act II to meet his lover Semele, taking on a human form in plain breeches and an open white shirt in order to appear in front of her. Another reason for the hasty removal may be the fact that the jacket and wings are quite heavy, making it very difficult to wear!
One of the brightest garments in the opera is Semele's wedding robe, which she wears with a pink dress in Act I during the preparations for her wedding to Athamas. The large, bright red pattern shows the role of colour in Chinese wedding ceremonies, where red is considered a lucky colour signifying love, prosperity and happiness.
Semele, the woman whom Jupiter falls in love with, has several costumes throughout the opera. This silk dress is paired with a large pink robe in a heavier silk fabric, but is quickly removed during Act II when Jupiter arrives to romance her. The backless look of the dress also imitates the pink silk dress Semele wears in Act III, while the cut of this one, with its wrap effect and flutter sleeves, implies that it is being worn in a more casual, relaxed setting, like a nightgown or undergarment.
Juno, Jupiter's wife, appears in several outfits throughout the opera. Her main costume however is comprised of a black silk corset, full skirt, and purple velvet bolero jacket, all suggesting her royal stature and rank as a goddess and Jupiter's wife. The coiled and piled nature of her pearl necklace also mimics the wig paired with the costume, which features a beehive hairstyle formed from braids.
The COC presents Semele at the Brooklyn Academy of Music from March 4-10, 2015. For more information or to buy tickets, visit the BAM website here.
Costume photo credits: Costumes from the Canadian Opera Company production of Semele, 2015. Director and set designer Zhang Huan, costume designer Han Feng. Costume styling: Sandra Corazza. Photos: Kiersten Hay.
All production photographs: Michael Cooper.
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There is so much variety in the Free Concert Series this month. Test your opera chops in a special March Break interactive concert, or experience an Indonesian-inspired gamelan like you've never heard before. There's something for every age to enjoy!
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
12 — 1 p.m.
Gamelan Plus
Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan
The Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan is the only ensemble of its kind in Canada and has delighted and challenged audiences worldwide for over 30 years. Performing traditional and cutting-edge new music on an assortment of bronze and wooden instruments, collectively known as a gamelan, the eight-member group breathes new life into the centuries-old tradition of the Indonesian archipelago. For this performance, they are joined by guest soprano (and COC Ensemble Studio grad) Claire de Sévigné for a program featuring works by John Siddall, Nic Gotham and Allen Cole.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
5:30 — 6:30 p.m.
Chansons Refusées
Alex Samaras and Bobby Hsu present A Sondheim Project
Alex Samaras is quickly becoming one of the leading vocalists on the Canadian jazz and new music scene. Along with Bobby Hsu and a trio of kindred musical spirits, he explores the forgotten songs of Broadway with an emphasis on the music of Stephen Sondheim and other legendary theatre songwriters, bridging the worlds of musical theatre and modern jazz in a unique and compelling new way.
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
12 — 1 p.m.
Humber Latin Jazz Ensemble
Spice up your March Break with Humber College's Latin Jazz Ensemble's unique blend of Afro-Cuban and jazz sounds guaranteed to get your salsa on. Percussive, melodic, zesty and always inspired, Humber College's Latin Jazz Ensemble, led by Grammy and Juno Award-winner Hilario Durán, is a performance not to be missed.
Thursday, March 19, 2015
12 — 1 p.m.
Opera Interactive
Humber Latin Jazz Ensemble
You can bring the whole family to our always-popular, interactive March Break concert! Join opera comedienne Kyra Millan, collaborative pianist Tina Faye and COC Ensemble Studio baritone Iain MacNeil in a lively interactive concert featuring favourite operatic arias and sing-along choruses. Audience members of all ages can listen to, learn about and try their hand at the fascinating art of opera!
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
12 — 1 p.m.
Where the Light Gets In
Jaffa Road
Award-winning Toronto-based world music group Jaffa Road creates a unique sonic landscape that draws organically from the worlds of Jewish, Arabic and Indian music, modern jazz, electronica, rock, pop and dub. With on-stage chemistry as electrifying as it is intense, the group presents highlights from their Juno-nominated album, Where the Light Gets In, as well as a sneak peek of new material from an upcoming release.
Let us know what you're most looking forward to in the comments or on our Facebook page!
Photo Credits (top to bottom): Vesuvius Ensemble, 2011. Photo: Karen E. Reeves; Kyra Millan leads audience members in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre. Photo: Karen E. Reeves
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No matter if you love or hate Valentine's Day, we've got you covered with productions that celebrate love old and new, weak and strong, punishable by guilt or punishable by the Criminal Code of Canada… ahem.
To help you celebrate the love in your life, we've created a series of Valentines to share with the ones that you love. Print them out on any sheet of 8.5" x 11" paper double-sided [select "flip lengthwise" (the long edge of a sheet of paper) if available in your printing options when printing double-sided to allow for both sides of the Valentines to line up correctly], cut them out, and share them with the opera lovers in your life today! If you would prefer to send them digitally, check out our Facebook page or Twitter feed for shareable versions.
Find out more about our current productions of Don Giovanni and Die Walküre here.
Photo Credits: Michael Cooper
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Sara Fulgoni in the COC production of Bluebeard's Castle. Photo: Michael Cooper © 2001


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Stocks Sink, Weighed Down by Economic Concerns (Update2)
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Major U.S. stock averages weakened Thursday as doubts about the strength of the U.S. economy weighed on investors' minds.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 50 points, or 0.4%, to 13,861.
Breadth was positive, with winners outnumbering losers 20 to 10. The top blue-chip gainers were Hewlett-Packard(HPQ) , Travelers(TRV) , McDonald's(MCD) and AT&T(T) .
The sharpest percentage decliners included Intel(INTC) , UnitedHealth Group (UNH) and United Technologies (UTX) .
The S&P 500 was down 4 points, or 0.3%, to 1,498. The Nasdaq lost 0.18 of a point to 3,142.
Most sectors in the broad market fell, with the consumer non-cyclical, capital goods and energy sectors posting the biggest losses. The services, financial and utilities sectors traded higher.
Volumes totaled 3.94 billion shares on the Big Board and 2.17 billion shares on the Nasdaq. Advancers edged decliners by a ratio of 1.1-to-1 on the New York Stock Exchange, and 1.6-to-1 ratio on the Nasdaq.
Greywolf chief technical analyst Mark Newton told TheStreet in an interview Wednesday evening that a report about the contraction of the economy was a "big eye opener" and "shock" to many people, noting that even as the Federal Reserve continues to pump $85 billion a month into the economy -- buying mortgage-backed securities and Treasuries -- "unemployment is still elevated and you're still seeing now signs of negative growth."
In the wake of the prior session's GDP number, Newton said he wasn't certain that Thursday's economic numbers were going to have any "big detail."
Newton also noted that traders have been concerned about increasing signs of momentum divergence; in the last couple of years, indices have been grinding higher and higher, but momentum continues to lag and volume has been weak.
He said the market is now at levels where the AAII and other sentiment polls are showing nearly a 30% spread between bulls and bears. Historically, those have been times when indices have made at least minor price corrections.
In U.S. economic news Thursday, the Chicago PMI registered an increase to 55.6 in January, its highest level since April 2012, from an upwardly revised 50 level. Economists were calling for a read of 50.5.
"The positive surprise for the month was due, in part, to a strong seasonal factor," said Bricklin Dwyer, an economist at BNP Paribas.
With the release of the Chicago PMI data, all the latest regional manufacturing surveys are now available ahead the national ISM manufacturing index due Friday. Dwyer said four of the six regional surveys that BNP Paribas economists follow fell for the month, suggesting the national ISM index could drop by a modest 0.5 point to 49.7 in January, in line with their current expectations.


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A whale of a tale! In a video, get the inside view from Museum curators about our newest exhibition, Whales: Giants of the Deep, which opens Saturday, March 23, 2013.
Ask a Paleontologist: How Did Dinosaurs Reproduce?
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A video series on amnh.tv delves into the topic of dinosaurs, which arose some 230 million years ago and thrived until large dinosaurs became extinct about 65 million years ago. How did dinosaurs reproduce? A video explains.
March Mammal Madness: Round Three
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Okay, just 8 possible nicknames left. Does our hypothetical common placental ancestor look more like a Placentor or a Mancestor? Nova or Hypotheshrew? Make your vote today for a final, furry 4!
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Cooking, Deliciously, with Common Weeds: A Q&A with Tama Matsuoka Wong
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Tama Matsuoka Wong did not set out to be a professional forager. But, slowly, as the then-corporate lawyer lived internationally, she developed an obsession for eating wild plants. Today, it's her vocation as well. Wong will give a talk and tasting this Thursday, March 21, 2013, as part of the Museum's monthly Adventures in the Global Kitchen series. We recently talked with her about her approach to eating from "nature's garden."


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jayinhk, thanks for mentioning that tea. I'll look for it in the winter.
I wouldn't let a word put you off. "Hybrid" may mean that over time the varietal "evolved" or in contemporary parlance got "tweaked". If it tastes like Alishan from Taiwan -- great; if it is also cheaper -- fantastic.
I've sampled 4 Thai teas from Doi Tung that taste like tea from Taiwan & like 1.


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For All The Postal Service Bashers
The recent editorial in The Post-Journal bashing the Postal Service also comes as no surprise. What these bashers don't seem to know or don't want the public to know are the real facts.
First of all, comparing the Postal Service to other delivery companies is like comparing apples and oranges. The Postal Service runs like the government because it is controlled by the government. Despite the fact that the Postal Service has not received one cent of government or taxpayer funding since 1984, they are not allowed to run like a business. In fact, the government actually takes about $5 billion from the Postal Service each year, supposedly to cover future retiree health care costs. No other federal agency is required to do so.
Between Congress and the politically appointed Postal Rate Commission and Board of Governors, the Postal Services' hands are tied. Need to raise rates due to increased costs – that's up to the Postal Rate commission. Try to close tiny, money losing offices – go see Congress and the Board of Governors. Also, the Postal Service is required, by law, to deliver to every address in the country despite the cost. Other delivery companies have no such requirement. In fact, they often drop off packages at the post office for delivery if its better financially for them to do so.
A couple of examples illustrating what the Postal Service faces follow. For every penny increase in fuel costs, operating costs increase by millions of dollars a day. While other businesses can simple raise prices or add a fuel surcharge immediately, the Postal Service is stuck. No price increases without the Postal Rate commission's approval – a process that can take up to a year or longer. Imagine if the price of paper rose dramatically and The Post-Journal had to ask the city council to approve the increase. Then, maybe a year later, the council would approve an increase of half of what they asked for to remain profitable.
We saw what happened when the Postal Service wanted to close the Buffalo mail processing facility – one they no longer need. Here comes Congressman Higgins, along with the head of the Postal Workers Union to force the Postal Service to keep the facility open. Decisions like those show why the Postal Service and the country are drowning in red ink. Of course, the electronic age had a profound effect on the Postal Service. It also has caused several major newspapers to cease producing the printed copy of their paper. However, to somehow blame the Postal Service for texting and emailing is laughable at best.
Randy Jacobs is a resident of Jamestown.


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