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Semester I :
Engg. Maths - I
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Elements of Civil Engg.
Elements of Mech. Engg.
Basic Electrical Engg.
Workshop Practice
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Functional English
Kannada Kali / Kannada Manasu
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Engg. Maths - I
Engg. Chemistry
Elements of Mech. Engg.
Basic Electronics
Engg. Chemistry Lab
Functional English
Kannada Kali / Kannada Manasu
Semester II :
Engg. Maths - II
Engg. Physics
Elements of Civil Engineering
Engg. Graphics
Basic Electrical Engg.
Workshop Practice
Engg. Physics Lab
Functional English
Kannada Kali / Kannada Manasu
Semester II :
Engg. Maths - II
Engg. Chemistry
Engg. Graphics
Basic Electronics
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Engg.Chemistry Lab
Functional English
Kannada Kali / Kannada Manasu
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Electronics Circuits*
Logic Design*
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Data Structures with C
OOP with C++
Data Structures Lab
Analog & Digital Electronics Lab
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Engg. Mathematics - IV
Graph Theory and Combinatorics
Analysis and Design of Alogrithms
Finite Automata & Formal Languages
Introduction to Microprocessors
Computer Organisation*
OOP Lab with C++
Alogrithms Lab
Semester V :
Systems Software
Operating Systems
Database Management Systems
Data Communications
Unix and Shell Programming
Advanced Microprocessors
Microprocessor Laboratory
Systems Software Laboratory
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Unix Systems Programming
Software Engineering
Computer Graphics
Computer Networks - I
System simulation and Modeling
Elective - I (Group - A)
Visual Programming and Data Base Applications Laboratory
Graphics Laboratory
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CS 661 Principles of programming Languages
CS 662 Decision Support Systems
CS 663 Signals and Systmes
CS 664 Compiler Design
CS 665 Probability, Statistics & queuing
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Engineering & Technology Management
Object Oriented Analysis & Design
Java and CGI programming
Computer Networks - II
Elective - II (Group - B)
Elective - III (Group - C)
Networks Laboratory
CGI Programming Laboratory
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CS 751 Advanced DBMS
CS 752 Digital Signal Processing
CS 753 Distributed Operating System
CS 754 Multimedia Computing
CS 755 Pattern Recognition
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CS 761 C# programmin and .NET Concepts
CS 762 Digital Image Processing
CS 763 Fuzzy Logic
CS 764 Client Server Computing
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Mackley joins Cuyuna Regional Medical Center
Ken Mackley is the new director of information technology at Cuyuna Regional Medical (CRMC) in Crosby.
Mackley has more than 20 years of healthcare information technology experience. He started his career in information technology at St. Joseph's Area Health Services in Park Rapids as the data processing coordinator.
The hospital was purchased by Catholic Health Initiatives and Mackley's most recent role there was as regional chief information officer. He was responsible for 13 critical access hospitals and two care centers in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Miley Cyrus Takes A Racy Naked Pic While She's Getting A Tattoo!
It's no secret that Miley prefers to go braless, but this time Miley bared it all for her latest tattoo! What is she thinking?
Miley Cyrus struck a very seductive pose while getting her latest installment of body art inked onto her rib cage. Sprawled out on a blanket and covering her assets with a draped shirt, the eighteen-year-old starlet proved once again that she is no longer a Disney princess. But what's the point of taking such a racy picture? Is she that desperate for attention?
Miley's new dream-catcher is the songstress's fifth tattoo, and she says its supposed to represent her siblings. While we know the location of the tattoo would make wearing a shirt nearly impossible, we do think it's a little risque that the barely legal Miley struck a temptress pose while she was in such a compromised position.
This seductive photo was exposed shortly after racy pictures from her concert in Brazil hit the web that showed Miley in a barely-there leather get up.
Even though Miley's parents have reconciled and her boy drama is settled, it turns out the former Disney star still cannot be tamed!
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Amber 1 (22944)
Size32 m²
Floor No.
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Accommodation summary
|Dietla, 31-054 Kraków, Poland
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
The flat consists of a room, a kitchnette and a bathroom (the first level) and an open space mezzanine. In the room there is a big comfortable convertible sofa bed (140x200), on the mezzanine - a marriage bed.
In the kitchenette:
dishes and cutlery, one-part sink, kettle, two-burner electric cooker, fridge, iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner
In the bathroom:
toilet, wash basin, shower, hair dryer, towels
In the room:
radio, tv set, bed sheets
House rulesextra charge for arrivals after 22:00 - 70PLN
to bring the key - you need to call one day before arriving.
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 88 HKD per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
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Reviews of this property
Very central but quiet apartment in the rear building between Old Town and Jewish Quarter. The apartment is simply furnished and very clean. If there were still a bedside lamp would be all that you need.
Gladly again :)
Sehr zentral aber ruhig gelegenes Apartment im Hinterhaus zwischen Altstadt und jüdischem Viertel. Das Apartment ist einfach eingerichtet und sehr sauber. Wenn es noch eine Nachttischlampe gäbe wäre alles vorhanden was man braucht.
Gerne wieder:)
Muy amable y atento Robert. El apartamento bastante céntrico y muy bien. La única pega es que no hay ascensor y es un cuarto.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Ok host, Robert switched on the heating after some time (when it had 5°C outside). The flat is quiet and nice and well located. Some things like the shower head do not work, the toilet paper was very little and the bed linen was very small. The host wants you to take off all your waste, but in the courtyard there is no open waste container. Over all a good place to stay, if you take such little things into your preparations.
I had a nice holiday in Cracow.
The apartment is located between Kazimierz and Stare Miasto.
Everything in walking distance.
Drawback: 4th floor – under the roof.
Apartment is pretty clean and quiet (not always).
WIFI works okay (though it could be a little faster).
TV offers only Polish stations.
But there is a very strong fan. Wash your clothes – they will be dry within hours.
Robert offers some service: Pick-up from airport (90 PLN), organization of sighteseeing-trips...
If I come back to Cracow I will try to rent this apartment again.
Have a nice stay.
Fast communication, tidy Apartment, well located.
The apartment was in an ideal location, and with a well equipped kitchen. Robert was very helpful and the place was easy to find and access
simple, clean, quiet, perfectly located between old town and kazimier
only shower handle should be repared
Everything was fine!
The apartment was certainly not an idyll. It was a small apartment in a backyard and with only a window to the back yard. Very dark apartment and poorly equipped with glass and tallerkener.Egner only for 2 people. Furniture consisted of two sofa beds one of which was used as a bed, but only a sheet and a duvet + 2 small pillows.
The heat in the room does not work, no cold water in the kitchen. Old dining table with four old wooden chairs, miserable. The apartment was the worst we have stayed in nogensinde.På spite of reprimand to the host was never cold water in the kitchen.
We are experienced travelers and also takes bad things as an experience, but this was a bad oplevelse.Ordet idyll should be changed to sleep. WiFi codes were listed on a spread over the TV, but it was wrong codes, so it was only solved by SMS and telephone to host two days before we got it right netflink and password.
The host was not engaging.
Some might call the apartment romantic, others would like us to call it something old dung.
The only star is for the short distance to Krakow's delights ..
Lejligheden var bestemt ikke en idyl. Det var en lille lejlighed i en baggård og med kun et vindue ud til baggården. Meget mørk lejlighed og dårligt udstyret med glas og tallerkener.Egner sig kun til 2 personer. Møbler bestod af 2 sovesofaer hvoraf den ene blev brugt som seng, men kun et lagen og en dyne + 2 små hovedpuder.
Varme i stuen fungerer ikke, intet koldt vand i køkkenet. Gammelt spisebord, med fire gamle træstole, elendigt. Lejligheden var den dårligste vi har boet i nogensinde.På trods af påtale til værten kom der aldrig koldt vand i køkkenet.
Vi er rutinerede rejsende og tager også dårlige ting som en oplevelse, men dette var en dårlig oplevelse.Ordet idyl burde ændres til slum. WiFi koder var noteret på et opslag over TV, men det var forkerte koder, så det blev kun løst ved SMS og telefon til værten 2 dage, inden vi fik den rigtige netflink og password.
Værten var ikke serviceminded.
Nogle vil måske kalde lejligheden romantisk, andre vil som os kalde det noget gammelt møg.
Den eneste stjerne er for den korte afstand til Krakows herligheder..
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This year I decided to try a two queen hive. One queen is Italian and the other is Carniolan.
They started of as two separate Nucs, which I merged in a long (double width) hive using a vertical queen excluder. To merge I simply placed a frame of foundation on each side of the vertical excluder, then each colony on either side, with entrances at either end (top entrances).
Bees don't mind having more than one queen, you just need to keep the queens from getting to each other.
So they were both 4 frames each at the start of Winter (May). I had seen on the forums that a hive will often dispose of one of the queens coming into spring. I believe this is due to one queen starting to lay later than the other, producing less queen pheromones. So to avoid this I replace the vertical excluder with a plywood partition. Michael Palmer style I made it into a double Nuc (also called a divided deep). Placing the brood nest of each (only 1 or 2 frames by this stage) hard up against each side of the partition. Then fed for a few weeks to make sure they had enough stores.
In early spring (August) when the plum trees were in blossom I checked and found they both had at least 3 frames of brood. The Carniolans were still on 4 frames but the Italians had drawn out a couple of frames ( I assume with the feeding), so had 6 frames.
My theory is to merge again when each side has at least 3 frames of brood. This is so that the queens are both producing enough queen pheromone. They both had this amount, so I replaced the partition with the queen excluder. Again had a frame of foundation on each side of the excluder, to allow for the merge.
The population has grown fast and I have seen both queens several times since.
Having the different breeds also seems to get the best of both breeds. Where one is lacking, the other makes up for it. For example, my Italians are very gentle but don't deal with pests very well. The Carniolan are also very gentle but do deal with pests well. The double hive is doing much better than when the Italians were on their own. So a hygienic queen and a good honey producing (breed) queen could work well.
Of course they also have a higher population with the two queens. Although I still haven't used any smoke to work on this hive. I just have a cloud of bees hanging around if I remove one of the supers, because of the top entrances.
Checked today and they have now drawn at least 24 foundationless deep frames (only two of those could have been from feeding). I have also taken out two 3 frame splits. So they have gone from 8 frames at the start of winter (May) to a total (including the splits) of around 32 frames to now (November) and its only half way through the swarm season! On that note, no signs of wanting to swarm. I have been opening the broodnest with this hive.
So having two queens, and different breeds of queens is an option.
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So I have 1 hive that has had mite issues and some deformed wings. I have formic acid to use and will pull the supers and treat. Should I treat all the hives this year? Many are packages and swarms.
So plan is to use formic acid in a 60% solution. 30 ml into a shop rag in the jar on top 4 days x 3 treatments. Should I close up the SBB or leave it open.
Thanks for the advice in advance.


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Salt Interception Switches on (again)
06/12/2012 , 4:59 PM by Narelle Graham
Salt Interception Schemes at Loxton and Bookpurnong in the Riverland, are being switched on again after being out of action for about two years. The schemes were switched off in 2010 because of high flows. It was thought it would be short term, but the high flows continued and the schemes were off for about two years. With flows into the Murray starting to return to normal, SA Water has decided the schemes will start grinding back into action early in the New Year (2013). In total, SA Water's salt interception schemes remove up to 500 tonnes of salt a day,to keep the salinity reading at Morgan to 800 ECUs for 95 per cent of the time. Listen to Peter Forward from SA Water explain
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forum: Food & Drink
#31 Tue 20 Feb 07 4:01pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
elvis parsley's meaty balls
#32 Tue 20 Feb 07 4:31pm
- Forum champ Occupation Study to become a social and healthcare assistent
- From Denmark
- Member since Mon 21 Jun 04
Re: Whats For Supper?
Tonight Im having cutlets made in oven in a creamy tomato sauce with leeks and mushrooms and along to that I have brown rice
#33 Tue 20 Feb 07 5:53pm
- Forum champ
- From Switzerland
- Member since Fri 15 Apr 05
Re: Whats For Supper?
Butter and strawberry jam, or butter and maple syrup. Don't do the whole sugar/lemon thing. Yuck.
#34 Wed 21 Feb 07 12:03am
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- Member since Sat 24 Jun 06
Re: Whats For Supper?
I posted the recipe in the Recipe Forum. Hope you enjoy it. I'd love to hear your version as well!
#35 Thu 22 Feb 07 1:32am
- Forum champ Occupation Duty Free Lancome and Fragrance sales
- From Greater Vancouver
- Member since Mon 23 Oct 06
Re: Whats For Supper?
grilling rib eyes tonight, mixed greens with a fresh french dressing, red potatoes ( semi mashed ) for the kids and some sauteed broccolini with garlic. I might grill some praws I have with that too.
The nicest lady who works for us suggested a spinach dish for the Tandoori chicken, but can't recall the name of it now. Also, was thinking of roasted veggies in a Korma sauce, but just to coat them. I asked her to take me to the next Indian wedding she was going to so I can taste all the food and learn what each dish is.
#36 Thu 22 Feb 07 10:25am
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Homemade Beef stew tonight.. Lots of veggies in it too ..mushrooms ,carrots ,parsnips,potatoes,green peppers,water chestnut, and small amount of minced japaleno.
Bcrain... i was thinking about it and i wondered if you would like cauliflower poriyal. I will admit i have to search to find the name for it I had tried it a few years ago but couldn't remember the name..It is a dry cauliflower curry. I have never made it but found a link for a recipe if your interested.
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#37 Thu 22 Feb 07 10:53am
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Tonight we're having Crispy Peking Duck with mandarin pancakes, followed by Nasi Goreng with ham & prawn. (OK, I know Nasi Goreng is a breakfast dish, but I like it ).
For afters - fruit salad.
It will be a mega fruit salad - my wife is a teacher, and today her class is doing a "still life". Yesterday she gave me instruction to "go out and buy as many different fruits as you can find". tonight we get to eat thefruit
#38 Thu 22 Feb 07 6:47pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Ashen, I was watching this cooking show on tv the other day and the chef made pretty much the same thing! He first sauteed the cauliflower in the mustard oil then the spices that are used he had made into a paste with a pestal and mortar... I had never seen what fresh tumeric looked like before! Anyways, I might cook that as well as the spinach, thanks!
#39 Thu 22 Feb 07 7:20pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Spaghetti bolognese, we won't be eating til about ten as my resident gaping maw is at training, so I've only just put it on.
#40 Thu 22 Feb 07 8:49pm
The Cuban Chef
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- Member since Mon 10 Jul 06
Re: Whats For Supper?
my wife and i took the sofa and chair out.
we replaced it by a bowflex, and spinner
treadmill... ect
we are not fat but have no time to go to the gym so we will bring the gym to us


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15:10 12th December 2013
Responses presented to Fans' Parliament
Wolves have reported a remarkable 15 per cent response rate to the biggest fans' survey they have ever conducted.
More than 6,000 replies were received, although the questionnaire was circulated in July in the wake of a second successive relegation.
Molineux officials are committed to sharing the main findings with all supporters, keen as they are to improve attendances for this season's push for promotion and to improve the match-day experience.
The workload caused by digesting all the answers delayed disclosure of the fans' views until members of the club's Fans Parliament were talked through the main findings last week.
That meeting heard that the respondents to the survey were 88 per cent male. The most common age group of those who chose to take part was 41-50 – a demographic that also replicates a database now numbering some 325,000. It was established that the average age of match-attending fans is 46.
One of the main areas of enquiry for the club was to discover why supporters choose to become regular attendees, so the views of season ticket holders old and new, as well as lapsed ones, were canvassed.
Almost 50 per cent said they chose to become season ticket holders as they came to so many home games that it made financial sense. Just over 20 per cent said it was because they enjoyed being at live football and a similar number put it down to wanting to go along with family or friends. Barely five per cent said the football on offer was the main factor and even fewer said they did so because the price was right.
With an eye on tomorrow's generation of supporters, the club were delighted to hear that almost 30 per cent brought children to games with them, with just under 15 per cent accompanied by a friend or parent and a little over ten per cent attending alone.
Lapsed holders were asked to specify why they hadn't renewed and more than 70 per cent said it was because of the football on offer while just over 50 per cent said the cost had been the reason. Not being able to commit to all games was the third highest response in this section, followed by changes in financial circumstances and family or work matters.
Season ticket holders were asked how important various factors were in making them renew and paying a cheaper match-by-match price, sitting in the same guaranteed seat and having priority for cup games and possibly play-off games came out highest.
On the subject of fixing prices, long-term lapsed season ticket holders and W4FF participants expected lower charges than other segments and those in the more expensive stands accepted higher prices more readily. Fans agreed that ticket prices should vary by stand, and by different location in the same stand. Everyone agreed that payment methods should not affect prices.
The most common W4FF participants are children, parents and friends, with extended family members not yet partaking in significant numbers. This segment of the club's support felt a ticket should cost £40-49 for the Premier League, £30-£39 for a Championship game and £20-£29 for a fixture in Sky Bet League One. They said the quality of football and price were the biggest influences over whether they attended more matches. Convenience, as represented by kick-off times, and the quality of the product (the match-day experience) were more important to this group than to any other sector.
The My Wolves scheme has received excellent feedback, with encouragement from participants that the product is good and value for money. Suggestions for further improvements included rolling the 'Reward Cash' over if renewed, allowing members to purchase more than one ticket in the priority window, having priority windows for all games, offering ticket discounts in all stands and offering corporate hospitality.
Switching the focus to catering outlets, fans were asked what would encourage them to use the kiosks more and made the following suggestions: cheaper prices (89.4 per cent), more choice (41.8 per cent), better service (36.3 per cent), meal deals (34 per cent), promotions (31.4 per cent), rewards (14.6 per cent), the chance to pre-purchase (10 per cent) and concourse entertainment (8.5 per cent).
The quality of football was seen as a bigger factor than football success as a means of enhancing the match-day experience, with other points coming in this order of importance: a full stadium, crowd interaction, W4FF giveaways, player interaction, customer service, who fans attended games with, pre-match and goal music, kids' activities, competitions and pre-match entertainment and outside activities.
Examples were given of the sort of activities that might improve the overall match-day visit to the stadium, with 61.4 per cent citing video screens as a potential welcome addition and 39.6 per cent saying displays by Academy lads would be a good idea. Junior skill classes (37.7), pre-match spectacles (36.2), live music (31.2), cheerleaders (26.6) and competitions also scored fairly high, with 9.6 per cent saying fire-breathers would be an idea worth pursuing. Season ticket holders, in particular, would like to see video screens back. Over 72 per cent referenced them as something that would enhance their day at Molineux – this was referenced especially strongly in the free text section, which also threw up standing areas, a better sound system and a full ground as avenues to explore.
Fans were then quizzed about official merchandise and gave ratings out of five on the following points: quality (3.7), service (3.7), experience (3.6), choice (3.5), online access (3.2), value (2.8) and prices (2.7). Items fans would like to see more of included posters, retro goods, wedding keepsakes, rattles, a Wolfie range and a better variety for youngsters.
One area the club have vowed to look hard at is the question of how they are perceived by supporters. When asked how valued they felt by the club, respondents gave an average value of 4.5 out of 10. Lapsed season ticket holders said they felt the least valued and 'scored' 3.4 out of 10. The 'My Wolves' fraternity felt the most valued with 5.5 out of 10.
The club followed up by asking what caused the dissatisfaction. A perception from fans that they were treated as customers and not supporters ranked near the top of the list, as did high prices, a belief that they weren't sufficiently listened to and the thought they were sometimes taken for granted. They suggested that being listened to more was one of several possible solutions. These also included more fan/player/board interaction, free coach travel and/or cup tickets, rewards based on length of tenure, the removal of booking fees and the 0871 number, and more regular communications from the club. There was also a suggestion that The Liquidator be brought back.
When asked, fans said they were least likely to recommend the club to others on the grounds of concourse kiosks and ticket prices but most would still definitely recommend the club as a whole and gave a 10 out of 10 rating, although lapsed season ticket holders gave a rating of only 5 out of 10.
As an over-view, the club acknowledge that the survey confirmed there was a difficulty in re-engaging lapsed season ticket holders and believe they need strategies to address this matter. They also see the importance of groups in the decision to lapse – with some fans giving up season tickets because friends near them have already done so. The club are also mindful of the context – namely successive relegations – behind the revelation that one in two respondents said they don't feel valued.
Members feel more valued, though, so the importance of membership as an engagement and communications tool is obvious. Organised forums and events which offer more of a personal touch are another possible way forward.
Actions so far, as a result of the Fans Survey, include waiving the booking fee on print-at-home tickets and uploads to smartcards, free official coach travel to the Carlisle away fixture on Bonfire Night, the provision of free upgrades to match hospitality for season ticket holders and the presence of account managers for season ticket holders. There have also been giveaways to young supporters, numerous members' events and ticket benefits, widened player engagement, including more visits of a better quality, a new Supporter Group package, a Wolves '7's initiative, a My First Match initiative and the setting-up this season of the Youth Parliament, whose members are charged with the responsibility of coming up with ideas to continually improve engagement with younger fans.
Across the age bands, an upgrade to email communications is planned, plus more personalised communications on bigger campaigns and a pledge to further investigate the rewarding of long-term attendance. There may also be more Academy and Wolves Community Trust displays at half-time on match days.
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Intel 'Immune' to Challenges of Moore's Law, Says Microprocessor Report
Microprocessor Report's Linley Gwennap today pens in interesting editorial about what he has coined "Moore's Mountain," the prospect that "haves and have nots" face different fates as they try to pursue semiconductor production along Moore's Law, the rule of thumb that transistor density of chips doubles roughly every two years.
Moore's Law is not running out of steam, writes Gwennap, but the increasing cost of producing smaller and smaller transistors faces some companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) with challenging investments. As a result, what is being branded as transistors of smaller sizes actually produces chips that are no more dense in terms of actual transistor count:
After a fairly routine shrink from 40nm LP to 28nm LP, TSMC and other foundries rolled out high-k metal-gate (HKMG) technology, which greatly reduces leakage power. The HKMG process is more expensive than the standard 28nm version, but both have the same transistor density. At 20nm, HKMG becomes mandatory, because otherwise, the leakage of the tiny gates would be overwhelming. Double patterning is also needed at this node, adding more cost. FinFETs, another technology to reduce power, compound the cost problem. TSMC is adding FinFETs to its 20nm process and calling it 16nm FF, but the transistor density remains unchanged (see MPR 4/29/13, "Foundries Stretch for FinFETs"). Other foundries have a similar plan for their first-generation FinFETs. […] the bottom line is that wafer cost will more than double between 28nm LP and 16nm FF, but the transistor density will only double. Thus, the cost per transistor will increase during this transition. During previous generations, wafer costs have risen gradually while transistor counts have doubled every two years (the definition of Moore's Law). These trends have created a tremendous reduction in the cost per transistor over the past 40 years, leading to chips integrating hundreds of millions of transistors but selling for less than $10.
Gwennap thinks companies making top-tier devices, such as Nvidia (NVDA), Broadcom (BRCM), and Qualcomm (QCOM), will be able to pass along the higher costs of more expensive transistors, while those selling into markets for cheaper devices may not be able to afford the most expensive process technology.
Gwennap sees Intel (INTC) as well-positioned to use its process technology advantage to deliver on Moore's Law and, hence, scale Moore's Mountain:
Intel seems immune to the troubles that the foundries are facing. It has been shipping PC and server processors built in its 22nm FinFET process since last year and plans to begin production using its 14nm FinFET process by the end of this year. The company's massive investment in process development lets it move nimbly from node to node, outpacing TSMC and others. Intel has consistently doubled transistor density at each node, but it doesn't discuss its wafer costs. The bulk of its chip revenue comes from high-margin PC and server processors, so manufacturing cost is less critical than the value each new process brings.
Gwennap's essay is something of a contrast to a note put out today by analysts at Bernstein Research, who claim that a broad shift to lower-priced devices will pressure the company's cash flow as it invests in the most advanced process technology.
Update: In response to some reader puzzlement, I should note that Gwennap is not suggesting Intel can defy physics. Rather, he thinks the company is well-positioned to weather the immediate challenges of delivering on Moore's Law in moving to the next several process nodes.


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If your idea of a good time involves luxury hotels, you should book a hotel in Lionshead or Vail Village. Most of the 5 star hotels in Vail are in this neighborhood, but you can also find some luxurious accommodations in East Vail. In general, the closer to the ski resort that you stay, the higher the price.
The best hotels in Vail CO depend on what you like. If you need multiple things to do, you will want a hotel near the Vail Golf Course or ski resort. If you prefer fewer crowds, you might enjoy staying in Mountain Star, but keep in mind that these hotels are often more expensive. Edward and Lake Creek are better options for those traveling with pets because many of the properties offer pet-friendly accommodations. Flights to Vail - Beaver Creek let you enjoy the best of both towns whether you stay in Beaver Creek hotels or Vail Colorado hotels.
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Reviewed By Michael R (Columbia, MD) Reviewed for a 2004 Nissan Frontier —11/16/2013 11:03 AM
This bike rack is great if you don't have a tow hitch. Now that I've put it on and off a few times it takes me only a few minutes to install. My only complaint is that it is not compatible with my soft tonnueau cover...I can't close it when I have the bike rack on. Also, the straps could be more heavy duty. I don't think they will last more than a couple years with regular use. Other than it's a convenient product and priced well.


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What I hope is that Nicks stays healthy. If he does he will produce, but his numbers will be misleading because teams will roll coverage toward him. Looking at his body of work it may look like its worth just a little more than Cruz. End result- we ink him at 8-9 million. (I really don't think this is realistic.)
I think if he's healthy for the entire season we'll have a better record and make the playoffs and be SB contenders and Nicks's agent will factor the team offense success into the negotiations, beyond his individual success. I can see him asking for $10 and I can't blame him if he stays healthy. With his injury history he knows better than anybody that his plane won't fly forever.


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Hurricane Irene is setting itself up to be a costly and potentially dangerous storm. The latest forecasts predict that it will crash into the North Carolina coastline Saturday, then churn up the Eastern Seaboard, whipping wind and drenching areas from Virginia to New York City before the storm reaches New England.
On Friday, the storm was moving north toward the Carolinas at 14 miles per hour, carrying with it hurricane-force winds that churned at 110 miles per hour. Those winds extend 70 miles from the storm in either direction.
"One of my greatest nightmares was having a major hurricane go up the whole Northeast coast," former National Hurricane Center director Max Mayfield said on Thursday. The area is densely populated. Major cities, including Washington, D.C., New York City and Boston, are in the storm's path. Officials say at least 65 million people could be affected. The storm has the potential to cause billions of dollars in damage.
This storm will bring with it a number of troubles: high winds, heavy rain that can lead to flash flooding, and storm surges that could cover low-lying land areas. It doesn't help that some areas along the East Coast have already experienced too much water recently.
Parts of New Jersey, for instance, have had double and even triple the amount of rain they normally do in August. New Jersey State Climatologist Dr. David Robinson says rainfall from Hurricane Irene might have nowhere to go but directly into streams and rivers. "The ground is essentially already a soaked sponge. Thus it won't take much rain to start flooding."
Being Prepared
In Nags Head, North Carolina, traffic has been steady Friday as people flee the Outer Banks and beach towns. On Thursday, tourists were ordered to leave the barrier islands, and many residents took the advice and got out.
"We felt like we would be okay, and we could ride out the storm," says retired teacher Pete Reynolds. "But when they announced mandatory evacuations, I knew it was serious."
In New York, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced plans to shut down New York City's entire transit system at noon on Saturday, ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Irene. Officials say high winds and rain from the storm could damage subway cars. Service won't be available again until sometime Monday.
What can you and your family do to get ready for Hurricane Irene? If you're in an evacuation zone, you should leave the area. If not, it still makes sense to keep safety in mind. Create an emergency kit by storing fresh water, canned or packaged food, flashlights, batteries, a first-aid kit, medicines, a radio, and cash, since ATM machines may not work if there are power outages. Even if you won't be directly affected by Hurricane Irene, this kit can help prepare for tornadoes, earthquakes and other natural disasters.


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The Distinguished Lecture Series in Sports Medicine of Hope College will examine "The Vegetarian Athlete" on Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m. in the college's Maas Center, located on Columbia Avenue at 11th Street.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
The address will be presented by Dr. Debra Vinci of Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C. She will review types of vegetarianism, which range from diets that include meat to diets that include only certain fruits or vegetables. Vinci will review the importance of planning to insure a balanced vegetarian diet that is high in carbohydrates, provides adequate protein to meet the increased needs of athletes and is low in fat.
Vinci is an assistant professor in the Department of Health, Leisure and Exercise Science at Appalachian State University. She holds a doctorate in health education from Loma Linda University, and had a number of experiences in both health education and nutrition in the Pacific Northwest before taking her present position in North Carolina. She has published or made more than 40 presentations on subjects related to athletic nutrition.
The Distinguished Lecture Series in Sports Medicine is designed for health care professionals with an interest in physically active patients, and is intended for students, educators and clinicians alike. It is co- sponsored by Holland Community Hospital, GRSportsCenter and the college.


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Kathleen BMember
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One of my backpacking friends was interested in the Super Cat stove I was using (see jwbasecamp.com for detailed instructions). I told her all about the virtues of alcohol stoves, but in all honesty, I thought the stove was a bit "tippy" with my 3-c pot, and I wished I had something more stable. She asked why I didn't make a stove with a wider can.
Well, I did. I learned not all 5.5 oz pet food cans are created equal. Some are definitely thicker and heavier. Since my daughter has a dog to inherit the food in the can, I searched in the dog food section and found a great can that was thin enough to tolerate a paper punch but strong enough to be a stove. Plus, it's blue, which adds to the cool factor. There may be cat food cans that would work just as well. I made 20 holes, sort of evenly spaced, and was careful to make the holes 3/4" below the rim. I found if the holes were higher, the stove wouldn't stay lit. The stove has successfully fed me all summer long, even though most of my camps were at around 7,000 ft elevation. I can even use the bigger 2 qt pot and boil 3-4 C of water in it when Mr. B makes a rare appearance on a backpack trip. My Super Cat weighs .23 oz, and the Super Dog weighs .4 oz. Since each stove is less than half an ounce, I think the small increase of weight of the Super Dog isn't a bad tradeoff for a lot more stability and a bigger range of boiling volumes.Sep 13, 2012 at 9:05 am #1911934
ANTHONY FRANKLINMember
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cool. Whats your boil time?Sep 13, 2012 at 4:42 pm #1912078
Kathleen BMember
@rosierabbitLocale: Pacific Northwest
I wasn't very precise with measuring time. The fastest I can remember was 1.5 cups of water at around 5 minutes. The water wasn't very cold. The longest I can remember was at around 7,000' and 3 c of colder water for 2 of us. It was taking 10 minutes or more. But we weren't in any hurry. It was obviously faster with less water and warmer water.
There's a pretty good thread going on right now about elevations and boiling time.
As for fuel, I was using not quite 1 TB (half an ounce) of alcohol (HEET in the yellow bottle) per cup of water. Sometimes it was too much fuel, and once or twice with the colder water it was exactly right.Sep 14, 2012 at 6:39 am #1912179
ANTHONY FRANKLINMember
@redwood82Locale: Piedmont of the Carolinas
5 minutes to boil 1.5 cups is pretty good! I've had similar results with my cat can stoves, so if you have managed to make something more stable for your pot without sacrificing efficiency or weight…. then it sounds like a success.
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Ultimate Martial Arts karate, self-defense offered in Pine River
Martial arts provides a positive way to burn calories, learn loyalty and honor and build self confidence as participants socialize with friends.
Ultimate Martial Arts & Fitness is dedicated to providing the highest quality training and a varied curriculum in a courteous and professional manner. Master Instructor 6th Degree Black Belt Rob Nelson and 2nd Degree Black Belt Instructor Monica Volz will teach classes in the Pine River-Backus School gyms. Testing and uniforms are available for an extra fee. Family discounts are available.
Call Pine River-Backus Community Education at 218-587-2080 for more information.
Classes include: Children (ages 4-5): Tuesdays, 6-6:30 p.m., $25 for four weeks.
Juniors (ages 6-12): Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6:30-7:15 p.m., $49 for four weeks.
Adult (ages 13 and older): Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:15-8 p.m., $49 for four weeks.
Session 1: Jan. 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29, 31.
Session 2: Feb. 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28.
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Over 60 games added to Nintendo's European Stars Catalogue
UK and European Nintendo owners are now able to redeem their ill-fated Stars to claim free games.
Steam will now refund purchases made in EU for 14 days
EU residents are now able to obtain refunds on their digital Steam purchases.
Rumours suggest Valve has added extra restrictions to Steam gifting
The clampdown on cross-region gifting in Steam appear to have been tightened further.
Cities: Skylines shifts 250k copies in one day
New city-building title Cities: Skylines has got off to a towering start on Steam.
Spintires digs itself out of a ditch, gets development back on track
Digital indie PC hit Spintires has been hauled out of its development limbo.
BioShock 2 temporarily vanishes from digital stores
Looking to buy BioShock 2 on Steam, Xbox Live or PSN? Tough.
Resident Evil HD re-release is the fastest selling game on PSN
The recent re-release of Capcom's classic survival horror title Resident Evil has become the fastest-selling digital title in the PlayStation Store's history
Sega cutting 300 jobs as it prepares for digital, non-console future
Around 300 staff are to be offered early retirement following plans to completely restructure Sega's business.
Digital sales help EA make $1.1bn during Q3 period
FIFA Ultimate Team and SimCity BuildIt helped EA generate $1.1bn in GAAP revenue in the quarter ending December 31st 2014.
Dying Light's physical release delayed by one month, DLC offered for free
The boxed version of Dying Light will arrive a month later than the game's digital release.
Dying Light's physical release delayed
Physical copies of Warner Bros' zombie title Dying Light won't be available next week as planned.
Destiny and Minecraft were the best-selling games on PlayStation Store in 2014
Sony has revealed which games and DLC on the PlayStation Store were big hits last year, with Destiny and Minecraft topping the rankings.
Alien pair vanish from Steam
Two of the more recent Alien games to be released on PC have been delisted from Valve's Steam service.


text: Are there guys out there that just get their hives together and have other people out there that mange their hives for almonds, load and unload, and haul them back for a fee? Is that worth while or do I need to be into it big time and take and manage my own. If so what is the minimum amount of hives that guys would be willing to pick up and haul? 100? or do i need more?


text: Been surfing the forum for a couple of years and decided to join. Lots of info. for the beginner here. I was born and raised in southeast Georgia and after graduating from the University of Georgia (in 1994) moved back to my hometown of Jesup. It's a sleepy little town and I like it that way. I still have much to learn as a hobbist by I'm up to the challenge. Anyways, looking forward to networking with the members.


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On Heels of Brooklyn Arrest, A Look at How to Catch an Attacker
A man was arrested early Wednesday in a groping attack on a woman in Brooklyn one of a series of sexual attacks that have occurred in the area, but it remained unclear whether area residents would be able to breathe a sigh of relief.
Adolfo Martinez, 26, from Sunset Park, was charged with sexual abuse and forcible touching, the police said. On Monday evening, he groped an 18-year-old woman in near a Sunset Park subway stop and then ran away.
Police originally said that attack, the 13th to take place since March in the areas of Sunset Park, Park Slope, Greenwood Heights, Windsor Terrace and Bay Ridge, was not a part of the pattern. But on Wednesday other women who were assaulted viewed Martinez in a lineup, and the police said they were investigating whether the attack was related to any of the other 12.
"The lineup is the only way, absent some other sort of other evidence, like forensic evidence," said James Cohen, professor of law at Fordham University. "That's the only way they'll be able to connect this particular person to the other attacks, assuming he was involved."
In the string of attacks, most women were groped, and one was raped in June in Sunset Park. Last week, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said it was likely more than one attacker was assaulting women. The police have released several different sketches of attackers.
"It's hard to know with sketches whether that means there's three different people," said Lisa Friel, former head of the sex crimes unit in Manhattan's District Attorney's Office. "Or are we talking about sketches being different because of people's ability to articulate and describe who they saw."
Friel and other experts said the lack of forensic evidence, the fact that attacks were spread out across a few neighborhoods and happened mostly during the night when it was harder for victims to get a good look at the perpetrator, as well as the potential of multiple attackers made apprehending the responsible individual or individuals more difficult, even though police have added patrols and investigators in the area.
(Photo: A wanted poster on Fifth Avenue and 18th Street in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.Beth Fertig/WNYC)
Next to geographical area and the perpetrator's appearance, law enforcement looks into a number of factors when establishing a pattern, such as the way the attacker approaches his victims and what he does to them — his modus operandi, the time of day attacks occur, as well as the nature of the victims — their age, ethnic background and physical appearance.
In Brooklyn, most attacks occurred during the night, near subway stops, while the victims walked alone. Most were petite and wearing skirts or dresses.
When it comes down to tracking down the perpetrator, the "best evidence," is DNA evidence, said Joseph Pollini, former New York Police Department detective and professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
"Witness identification tends to be not as good, of course, as things like DNA, because the mind tends to play tricks on the people," he said. "They tend to be stressed at times. And as time goes on they change the way they see things."
But a conviction for Martinez, Friel said, for charges he is already facing or any other, will largely depend on the women who identify him in a lineup.
"The ability to get a conviction is gonna have a lot to do with them describing their ability to have seen him and what kinds of good look they got at him and how sure they are that they have the right guy," she said.
As of Wednesday night, Martinez had not been connected to any of the other attacks.


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NEC article 250.130 and 250.130 A is being ignored nation wide because article 250.54 is not defined in the code book.
People are dieing as a result of this misapplication of the grounding electrode connection.
240/120 volt is a single-phase system. The conductors referred to as "phases one and two" are actually "lines one and two". Phase voltage, L1 to L2 = 240 vac; line voltage, L1 to N or L2 to N = 120 vac. I frequently hear homeowners refer to their 120/240 single-phase electrical service as 2-phase, but I am surprised that a PhD and EC&M contributor would make the same mistake.


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I just bought two hives......I know nothing about bee keeping but am willing to learn!!
My first question(there may be alot of them),is how do I go about cleaning these. I only have the hive boxes and frames. They
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Hargrave found guilty of murdering son
Jury delivers verdict in case DA calls 'heart-rending'
BEND, Ore. - After deliberating for about seven hours over two days, a Bend jury found James Hargrave, 62, guilty of murder in the shooting death of his 29-year-old son, Steven, during a confrontation at their Tumalo home last December.
"Just a very sad, sad set of circumstances," said Terry Rahmsdorff, Hargrave's attorney. "Tragedy from the get-go. I just don't know what else to say."
Rahmsdorff said throughout the trial that this was not a conventional murder trial citing several reasons.
"We had the family's support," said Rahmsdorff, "which normally you would see all the people angry at the accused -- but they weren't."
Deschutes County Circuit Judge Wells Ashby set sentencing for next Friday at 9:30 a.m. Under state law, the mandatory sentence for murder is life in prison with a 25-year mandatory minimum.
"All murder cases involve tragedy, but this case, because of the relationship between the defendant and victim and the number of family members affected by the murder, was extremely heart-rending," District Attorney Patrick Flaherty said in a news release after the verdict came in.
Flaherty echoed the sentiment expressed by Circuit Court Judge Ashby in expressing his deep gratitude for the men and women who served on the jury.
"I appreciate and am grateful for their service to our community and willingness to deal with the emotionally wrenching evidence that they had to consider in this case," Flaherty said. "Our justice system does not function properly without men and women who are willing to sacrifice their time in service to their community."
It took about two hours Thursday morning for the defense and prosecution in the Hargrave trial to deliver closing arguments.
The jury got the case at midday and went home around 5 p.m., then returned to resume deliberations at 9 a.m. Friday.
Flaherty spoke first to the jury of 14 men and women (including two alternates). He painted Hargrave as a man who intentionally killed his son -- something he and his lawyer have steadfastly denied.
Flaherty cited testimony that the day Steven Hargrave was shot and killed at the family's Tumalo home last December, noting he was extremely drunk and that no one called police to report the escalating tensions between the two.
"We don't want to call the police because the landlord was going to kick us out," said Flaherty. "Come on -- I mean that's just, shoot and kill your son and then call the police?"
Flaherty also pointed to the 911 dispatch tapes, where Jim Hargrave could be heard in the background talking. He says Hargrave was not acting like someone who just shot and killed a loved one in self defense.
"It's more likely they wouldn't be able to communicate at all," said Flaherty. "They'd be sobbing, they'd say 'I had no choice, there was nothing else I could do,' not, 'The little bastard is dead."
When it was the defense's turn to address the jury, Rahmsdorff portrayed Jim Hargrave as a frail man, pointing out he had suffered a stroke and was partially paralyzed on his left side.
"He use to be left-handed," said Rahmsdorff. "He had balance issues, and a 6-year old could knock him over."
The defense said Hargrave had no choice but to shoot his son in self-defense. Simply hitting his son would have only angered Steven even more, possibly leading to Jim becoming the victim.
Rahmsdorff also reminded the jury that Steven had threatened his father before, jeopardizing his life.
"There were some threats," said Rahmsdorff. "'I'm going to cut off your head, put 'em on sticks and walk through town.'" (The defendant's wife and victim's mother had mentioned that in testimony to the jury).
All 12 jurors had to agree on a guilty verdict for Hargrave to be convicted of the murder charge. Only 10 would have needed to agree to a not guilty verdict for him to be a free man.


text: Hello. My name is Tim and I'm from the Kansas City, Mo area. I drive a 99 LS Ex-cab Z71. Just got the truck from a friend who purchased it new. It has 105k miles. Love it. I've recently put shocks on it rear brakes and rotors and changed the plugs. It had 285/75R16 tires on it but I put on a new set of the factory size 265/75R16. I'm excited to be part of the club and to get some good ideas and help from everyone. Oh yea, I work for a cement rail unloading facility. Terminal Operator. Tim


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He's not saying it'll be easy but at least one budget-watcher is holding out hope for a fiscal "grand bargain" between Democrats and Republicans.
"While things look bleak at the moment, there is still reason to hope that the compelling logic of a grand bargain that deals with appropriations, sequestration and fiscal sustainability will ultimately prevail," wrote Robert Bixby, executive director of the Concord Coalition, on Tuesday.
Bixby points to meetings between President Barack Obama and a handful of Republican senators, even after the GOP poured cold water on Obama's plan to use corporate tax reform to pay for jobs programs. And he believes that the looming deadlines over government spending for next year and the U.S. debt ceiling create an opening for a big deal.


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When are people going to realize we dont use TEs the same way other teams do. We are better off with blocking TEs. I see 50 catches, 700 yards MAX for Myers this season.
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|Group portrait of officers from the 18th Battalion, many of whom are veterans of Gallipoli as indicated by the brass "A" on their colour patches. Identified are, back row: possibly Lieutenant (Lt) Eric Walter Satchell; Lt Lancelot Mervyn Redgrave; Lieutenant (Lt) William Edward Greenwood; unidentified; and Lt William Philpot. Front row: unidentified; Captain John Norris Doyle; Lt Joseph Maxwell.
Lt Philpot, a grocer from Lithgow, NSW, was wounded five times during his service, three by the time this photograph was taken.
Lt Maxwell, a boilermaker from Sydney, NSW, was awarded the Victoria Cross, Military Cross and Bar, and Distinguished Conduct Medal. His VC was awarded for most conspicuous bravery and leadership in the attack on the reserve line of the Hindenburg Line on 3 October 1918. When his commander was severely wounded, Maxwell took over, disposed of an enemy machine-gun crew, then led his company to take the objective. Later, he went forward alone to silence a machine-gun position and then, with two others, attempted to capture a strongly held enemy post. Although captured, he managed to draw his revolver and kill two of the enemy before escaping with his men under heavy rifle fire. His award of the VC was approved in January 1919, approximately 6 weeks after this photograph was taken.
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Damon and Naomi
"We've always looked for collaborations. It's an extension of the relationship."
That's how Naomi Yang parses her band-to-relationship translation on the phone from Cambridge, where her husband (and other half of the folk-pop duo, Damon and Naomi), Damon Krukowski, has picked up another extension so that they can both speak at once. Yang and Krukowski's multi-faceted relationship began as a friendship when both were prep school kids in New York City in the 80's. The roots of their musical relationsip stem from a band mentioned previously in this article - Galaxie 500 - for whom Yang and Krukowski helmed the rhythm section, after founding the group with classmate Dean Wareham.
After Galaxie 500 broke up, in 1991, Yang and Krukowski refocused their attention on starting up Exact Change, an independant publishing house for experimental literature and books on avant-garde art. Before long, though, former Galaxie 500 producer Mark Kramer nudged them back into the studio. Since then, they've recorded seven albums as Damon and Naomi, and three albums as part of a psych-rock band called Magic Hour. Inevitably, their skills as musicians and collaborators have evolved, sharpened, and intermixed over decades of playing together.
"Generally, we each write our own lyrics and our own separate instrumental parts," Krukowski says. "I complimented Naomi on one of her lyrics the other day, and she said 'You wrote that.' I'd be better at parsing John and Paul's songs than ours."
And Exact Change is still running strong as well, in addition to Krukowski's gig teaching "Noisy Art" at Harvard, which essentially involves fieldtripping with a group of students to a thrift store, and encouraging them to make music using only what they find there as instruments - an idea based on the English avant-garde composer Cornelius Cardew's Scratch Orchestra.
So music is part of Krukowski and Yang's grand juggling act of professions, a process they say is made easier by the fact that they're in a relationship."Every musician probably considers quitting a million times," says Krukowski. "With a band, you have to make a commitment to stay in it. But in a relationship, you can give the music a break and return to it. That process has repeated itself over and over."
"We just keep playing at home for ourselves," says Yang. "It's like Damon and Naomi, Inc. The main thing is whatever has a deadline at the moment." The main thing at the moment this winter will be a European tour, in support of the rerelease and remastering of their first album as Damon and Naomi, More Sad Hits (20/20/20). "The irony is we don't play any songs from that album," Krukowski jokes.
"It's connecting in a different way. It's unique. Not that many people get to do that."
Tina McCarthy, bassist for the Cambridge-based, angular rock trio Helms, reaches this minor, epiphanic thought, on the phone with me from the apartment she shares with husband/Helms guitarist and vocalist Sean. Playing music together, Tina realizes, provides an alt-level of intimacy for their relationship; one that many couple will never experience. But she's also aware that there are downsides to being married to your bandmate - "We were on a label called Kimchee, and three-quarters of those bands were also couples," she says, then several of these bands ended when the relationships did. "It's sad to see them end that way."
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CARENCRO — The Sam Houston Broncos won their first District 3-5A game, beating Carencro 17-14 Friday night.
"This is a historic win," said Sam Houston coach Vaughn Eggleston said. "I am very proud of the effort and class they showed on the field."
Eggleston said his defense stepped up when he needed it to.
"Our defense did some really good stuff," Eggleston said. "They put in hours of preparation no matter who we are playing. Carencro has a really good team and that's a great accomplishment by our defense to get this win."
Eggleston did his best to keep his emotions under control, but he didn't downplay the importance of the win. The Broncos had lost every district game they'd played since joining District 3-5A three years ago. Eggleston said he hurts for his kids with every loss, but this one "feels the opposite."
"You really have to know what we've been through to appreciate this win," Eggleston said. "Our kids have been resilient. I hurt because of the amount of time they put in and all the negatives they hear. They've overcome adversity and they do the things they do. They know that this win goes beyond our team; this is for our program."
The Carencro coaching staff declined comment immediately following the game.
When Carencro opened the game with a 69-yard pass from Tyler Gaspard to Nick Brooks, it seemed the Bears offense would have an explosive night.
When Sam Houston responded with an eight-play drive capped by a Cliff Reid 9-yard touchdown run to tie the score at 7-7 with 8:54 in the first quarter, it seemed the game was destined for a shootout.
The defenses took the game over, however, and didn't allow another score until 5:59 in the third quarter when Sam Houston's Dustin Duhon scored to make it 14-7. After Broncos kicker Simon Farquhar kicked a 32-yard field goal to make it 17-7, Carencro used a heavy dose of Tyriek Campbell to stay in the game.
Campbell had 90 yards on 15 carries, but the Bears didn't score again until 5:03 in the fourth quarter to make it 14-4. Sam Houston relied on senior running back Garrett Powell to run the clock out. Powell finished with 121 yards, including a 20 yard burst through the line with 1:32 to play to give the Broncos a first down.
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Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
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Three rooms apartment for 5 persons int.7 close to Trastevere station
Size80 m²
Floor No.2
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Apartment is for 5 people, nicely furnished, completely renovated. In the apartment you will find: Entrance lobby, one bedroom with double bed,kitchen with dishwasher,fridge,oven,frigo. Bathroom with shower, living room with a double sofa and a nice terrace.
The apartment is equiped of Air conditioned,independent heating system,TV, Internet wi-fi, hairdryer,cooking utensils and everithing needed for a pleasant stay.
The apartment is connected to the center and all major touristic sites of the city, through the Trastevere Station, that can be reached through a short bus ride that is right in front of the apartments entrance.
The Neighborhood, lively, cheerful, is reach of restaurants, bank,and shops.
A food market where you will find authentic italian products, typical of the mediterranean diet, is in walking distance from the flat.
The near surroundings offer interesting sites : THE GIANICOLO a great monumental park with the best views of the eternal city, the TRASTEVERE neighborhood, where you will find several typical restaurants,taverns,pubs with live music and much more.
House rulesDeposit: 200 €
Stay Tax not included. 3,50 euro at person at night
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Reviews of this property
The place was great! Walking distance from the market and easily accessible to public transportation. We did encounter an interruption in communication at first but the host did arrive shortly after communication was attempted.
There is a cleaning fee so plan accordingly.
All in all, the place was great! Loved it!
A very nice apartment.
Everything is cleane and you will find what you need. Wery good service.
Wij hebben genoten in Rome. Het appartement was netjes, schoon en lekker ruim. Een prima accommodatie dus. Zeker aan te bevelen voor een gezin.
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Very nice location, a bit outside central Rome, but easy transport just outside the door.
The terrace in the back, has nice sun in the morning, and is relatively quiet.
The welcome was very helpfull, and really tried to accomodate our needs in any way.
Fine place in a working-class neighborhood.
Shops and markets nearby, bus 719 to metro station Ostiense stops at the door. Within half an hour you sit in the middle of the city.
The apartment is in accordance with the information shown.
We had a wonderful week in Rome.
Prima plek in een volkswijk.
Winkels en markt vlakbij, de bus 719 naar het metrostation Ostiense stopt voor de deur. Binnen een half uur zit je middenin in de stad.
Het appartement is conform de getoonde informatie.
We hebben een heerlijke week gehad in Rome.
Hey, better late than never, as far as the review! We liked the studio liked it. The location is not really central, but with buses etc. you can move very well in Rome. Nearby are good shops, small market and shops. Also a few good restaurants!
Hallo, lieber spät als nie, was die Bewertung angeht! Uns hat das Studio gut gefallen. Die Lage ist nicht wirklich zentral, aber mit Bussen etc. kann man sich in Rom sehr gut bewegen. In der Nähe sind gute Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, kleiner Markt und Geschäfte. Auch ein paar gute Restaurants!
Very nice apartment, loved the marble floors and big bedroom. The outdoor area was perfect to have a few drinks in and the kitchen was well equipped. Transport was great once we got used to it. Internet was slightly annoying as it wasn't available in the whole house and cut out occasionally. Overall, a superb place to stay.
Nice and clean large apartment. Location bus stop outside supermarket in the vicinity. Here I would like to go there again.
Mooi en schoon groot appartement. Ligging bushalte voor de deur supermarkt in de nabijheid. Hier zou ik zo weer heen gaan.
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In a world where global flows of people and commodities are on the increase, crimes related to illegal trafficking are creating new concerns for society. This in turn has brought about new and contentious forms of regulation, surveillance, and control. There is a pressing need to consider both the problem itself, and the impact of international anti-trafficking responses. This authoritative work examines key issues and debates on sex and labor trafficking, drawing on theoretical, empirical, and comparative material to inform the discussion of major trends and future directions. The text brings together key criminological and sociological literature on migration studies, gender, globalization, human rights, security, victimology, policing, and control to provide the most complete overview available on the subject. Suitable for students and scholars in criminology, criminal justice and sociology, this book sheds unique light on this highly topical and complex subject. For more information visit http://www.sagepub.com/books/Book230869#tabview=title


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Jimmy has the stuck-in-bed blues, from his lover dumping him, again. We lost our lead singer, to the stuck-in-bed blues, ever since she lost her partner, in the war.
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