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Dalserf is now a civil parish in the South Lanarkshire Council Area, Scotland. It lies on the River Clyde 2 miles (3.2 km) east of Larkhall and 7 miles (11 km) south east of Hamilton. The parish includes Ashgill, Larkhall, Netherburn, Rosebank and Shawsburn, as well as the small village of Dalserf.
The name of the parish comes from the Gaelic dail, meaning field, and Serf, the name of a 6th century saint who lived here. The village kirk, built in 1655, is dedicated to Saint Serf, and may be built on the site of an early church founded by him. The church dates from the The Killing Time (roughly 1680-1688), when the rebel Covenanters were persecuted for their faith, and Dalserf was a centre of Covenanter activity. John McMillan, reformist preacher and first minister of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, is buried in the kirkyard. The kirk is Category A listed.
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French and Japanese researchers at the CRNS-AIST Joint Robotics Laboratory are working on a project to make robots move with mind control.
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As a person practices using the systems he or she can gain greater control over the robot. Whether this is due to developing better concentration or because the user has provided a larger sample of brainwave signals, it's hard to say. But in the end, the users can control the robot well enough that it can move from point A to point B where it will execute its preprogrammed task.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently implemented the America Invents Act, a 2011 law designed to encourage innovation and spur economic growth that represents the most significant change in the patent system in 60 years. Teresa Stanek Rea, the acting under secretary of commerce for intellectual property and acting director of the USPTO, was deeply involved in putting the new law into effect. She spoke with Tom Fox, a guest writer for On Leadership, the vice president for leadership and innovation at the nonprofit Partnership for Public Service and heads the Partnership's Center for Government Leadership.
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On this evening, look out to see the Full Pink Moon!
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Date: October 7, 2013
Early detection of breast cancer saves thousands of lives each year. That's why it's so important for women to take advantage of breast cancer screenings throughout the year, not just during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Annual screening mammograms are recommended for women who are 40 years or older, or for younger women with specific risk factors for breast cancer. Women don't need to have any signs or symptoms of a breast abnormality to receive a screening. The goal of a screening exam is to find cancers before they start to cause symptoms.
If breast cancer is found because it's already causing symptoms, it's more likely to have spread beyond the breast. Cancers found at an early stage during screening exams are more likely to be smaller and confined to the breast, which improves the chances of survival and requires less aggressive treatment.
The multidisciplinary team at the Johns Hopkins Breast Center promotes the importance of breast cancer screenings and encourages women in the community to schedule an appointment for their yearly mammogram.
"A woman knows her body better than anyone else," says Mehran Habibi, M.D., surgical oncologist and medical director of the Breast Center. "Regular physical exams and annual mammograms can go a long way in preventing the spread of disease. When cancer is detected, it's important for a woman to know we are here and ready to take care of her."
To schedule a mammogram or to make an appointment with the Johns Hopkins Breast Center on the Hopkins Bayview campus, call 410-550-8282 (choose option one). For more information, visit hopkinsmedicine.org/johns_hopkins_bayview/medical_services/lab_and_imaging_services/mammography.
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Aside from non-melanoma skin cancer breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the United States. It is second only to lung cancer in mortality. According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer screenings reduce the risk of dying from breast cancer. Early detection of breast cancer can lead to:
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Readers' Choice Awards 2012: Digital Cameras and Camcorders
There are a lot of companies vying for your digital camera dollars. In fact, ten different brands received enough responses from our readers to be included in our survey results. Still, the PCMag Readers' Choice Awards for digital cameras go to the two best-known brandsCanon and Nikonjust as they did in 2011. Both companies received identical overall satisfaction ratings of 8.9 on a scale of 0 (extremely dissatisfied) to 10 (extremely satisfied). That's an improvement over the 8.6 that both companies received last year.
Likelihood to recommend ratings were also up for both companies. Canon improved from 9.1 to 9.3, and Nikon ticked up slightly from 9.0 to 9.1. In fact, every company except for the two lowest-rated manufacturers, Kodak and Samsung, improved in likelihood to recommend. For Kodak, that result is especially understandable since the bankrupt company announced that it will no longer make digital cameras.
As in past years, Canon is the more well-rounded of our two Readers' Choice winners, receiving top marks for overall satisfaction in the compact camera and system camera category (which included DSLRs and compact interchangeable lens cameras, or CILCs) and the highest ratings for likelihood to recommend in every category, including superzooms and budget cameras.
Canon's usually excellent technical support suffered in our recent printer survey, so we are pleased to see that technical support for Canon cameras remains top-notch. The 8.1 rating, while down slightly from last year's 8.2, is very impressive, and satisfaction with repairs is up substantially from 7.2 in 2011 to 7.9 this year.
Nikon's high satisfaction ratings are influenced greatly by its performance in the system camera category. The company received a 9.2 for overall satisfaction with its system cameras and matched last year's 9.4 in likelihood to recommend. In our other camera categories, it didn't perform quite as well but its satisfaction ratings were always in the upper half of companies.
Three companiesPanasonic, Pentax, and Sonyreceive Honorable Mentions this year, but for different reasons.
Pentax was a surprise to us. The company, which was purchased by Ricoh last summer, improved in overall satisfaction from 8.3 in 2011 to 8.8 in 2012. Pentax received the highest overall reliability rating (9.4) and had the lowest percentage of cameras needing repairs (1 percent) and was also top in ease of use (8.7).
Sony received an Honorable Mention last year as well. Like Canon, Sony performs well across all camera categories. The company makes a very broad line of cameras including some of most innovative models on the market. We're impressed that not a single Sony CILC camera user reported needing repairs. On the other hand, Sony's CILCs had the lowest ease-of-use rating (8.2) among all system cameras, tied with Olympus DSLRs. In the budget camera category, which includes all cameras costing less than $150, Sony had the highest overall satisfaction and ease-of-use ratings.
Panasonic's traditional strength has been in the superzoom category. Last year, Sony's superzooms were rated slightly higher but this year Panasonic is back on top with the highest ratings in the category for overall satisfaction (8.8) and ease of use (8.6). Panasonic also did well in the compact camera category, where it was second only to Canon for overall satisfaction (8.5 compared with 8.7) and had the lowest percentage of units needing repairs (2 percent). Panasonic has been one of the biggest proponents of CILC cameras but its Lumix G-series line of cameras trailed other DSLRs and CILCs in the system camera category.
See all of our survey results for digital cameras.
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According to our readers, no company is more consistent in its efforts to make top-notch cameras across every category than Canon, and its cameras are backed by excellent technical support and repair service.
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Nikon's greatest strength continues to be in the system camera category where it matches Canon step for step on nearly every measure.
Pentax Ricoh Imaging Company, Ltd.
Under its new owner, Ricoh, Pentax cameras saw a substantial bump up in overall satisfaction, according to PCMag readers.
Sony Corporation
Sony cameras are rated at or near the top in every category. The high ratings in the system camera category for its CILC cameras hopefully indicate that mirrorless models are ready to compete with traditional DSLRs.
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Panasonic is once again on top in the superzoom category, but respondents also rated the company highly in compact and budget cameras.


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A Daily Walk Can Reduce the Power of Weight-Gaining Genes
Body weight, like so many of our individual characteristics, is the combined result of the genes we're born with and the way we live our lives — how much and what we eat, and whether we exercise. The question is, how much does one influence the other?
In a new study, reported at the American Heart Association's annual meeting on Epidemiology and Prevention/Nutrition, Physical Activity and Metabolism in San Diego, researchers offer evidence that lifestyle can actually change the effect our genes have on the number on the scale.
Qibin Qi of the Harvard School of Public Health and his colleagues say that walking for about an hour a day can reduce the weight-promoting effect of certain genes by 50%. What's more, the scientists say, sedentary activities like watching TV can trigger the weight-gaining effect of the same genes.
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The study involved more than 12,000 men and women enrolled in the long-running Nurses' Health Study and Health Professionals Follow-Up Study, which track lifestyle behaviors and health outcomes among doctors and nurses and other health care professionals. In order to determine how much influence the weight-gaining genes had on the participants' weight, Qi and his colleagues focused on 32 genes that have previously been linked to body mass index (BMI), a ratio of height and weight that is used to determine overweight and obesity.
The researchers plotted the participants' BMI against their so-called weight-gene score, a measure of how many variants of the 32 genes they possessed. Because we obtain one copy each of every gene from our mother and father, the maximum number of weight-promoting variants a subject could have was 64, and the minimum was zero. It turned out that no one was burdened with two copies of every BMI-increasing gene; the maximum number of variants in the study subjects totaled 43, while the minimum number of variants was 10. Based on this comparison, the researchers determined that for every genetic variant, the effect on BMI was to increase it by 0.13 kg/m2.
But among those who walked briskly for about an hour a day, this genetic effect was reduced by 50%, to 0.06 kg/m2. It's the first study to bring the effect of exercise down to the genetic level, and to measure how physical activity can change the way genes work — in this case by inhibiting the activity of genes that promote weight gain.
MORE: How Exercise Can Change Your DNA
The study also documented an increase in the activity of these genes among those who were more sedentary. For every two hours spent in front of the television every day, there was a 0.3 kg/m2 increase in BMI.
The fact that walking and TV watching each had independent effects on BMI hints that it's important both to increase exercise and reduce sedentary time in order to lose weight. In other words, it's not enough to be physically active most of the day if you're still sitting on the couch watching TV for several hours. "We suggest that both increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary behavior can lower the genetic predisposition to obesity," says Qi.
The authors acknowledge that it may not be the act of TV watching itself that enhances the activity of the weight-promoting genes. It may be that people who watch more TV also tend to eat more and exercise less, for example. But the latest findings provide some hope that even if you're not blessed with lean genes — and not many of us are — you can modify the fattening effect of your DNA by changing how you live your life.
Read more: http://healthland.time.com/2012/03/15/a-daily-walk-can-reduce-the-power-of-weight-gaining-genes/#ixzz1pEQol7X4
A History of Kids and Sleep: Why They Never Get Enough
For many a frazzled parent, bedtime — their children's, that is — is the best part of the day. But it can be hard to ease snooze-averse kids into bed, and now a new study confirms that this is an age-old problem: children have consistently gotten less sleep than recommended guidelines, for at least the past 100 years.
Researchers from the University of South Australia did some historical spelunking, looking for every study about sleep duration in children beginning from the end of the 19th century through 2009. They discovered 300 such studies, dating all the way back to a French paper from 1897, and found that both age-specific recommendations for appropriate sleep and the amount of time kids actually spend in dreamland both declined at similar rates: 0.71 minutes per year for recommendations versus o.73 minutes per year for actual sleep duration, according to the study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. Across the board, children got about 37 minutes less sleep than was recommended.
Another constant: societal hand-wringing over children's lack of sleep and a tendency to blame the hectic pace of modern life.
"We found that indeed kids are sleeping less," says senior author Tim Olds, a professor of health sciences at the University of South Australia in Adelaide, who studies health and how we use our time. "People are always recommending kids sleep more than they do."
MORE: Why Sleep Is the Ultimate Parental Bugaboo: Go the F— to Sleep Offers a Clue
Over the 112 years the study covered, children lost about 75 minutes of shut-eye: in 1897, experts were recommending that kids sleep 1 hr. 15 min. more than was advised in 2009.
What's perhaps most eye-opening is the researchers' observation that sleep recommendations are pretty subjective; there's just not that much empirical evidence about how much sleep children actually need.
So, how much are kids supposed to sleep anyway? The National Sleep Foundation in Arlington, Va., says babies between the ages of 3 to 11 months should snooze for a total of 14 to 15 hours, while toddlers between 1 to 3 years old should get 12 to 14 hours. Preschoolers need 11 to 13 hours, and elementary schoolers should sleep between 10 to 11 hours. Older children and teens need a minimum of 8½ hours.
Assessing sleep needs is complicated because tracking how long a child sleeps doesn't tell you how long he should be sleeping; he may not be getting enough z's or he may be getting too many. Other research has found that 20% of kids report they're sleepy during the day and can't focus in school; 60% say they'd like to get more sleep. So perhaps they do need more sleep. But in reality, there is almost no evidence about how much sleep kids truly need to function their best. "We think for no particularly good reason that kids need more sleep than they're getting," says Olds. "Every so often a group of blokes get together and say, What do you recommend, boys? Should we push it up to 9 hours, 15 minutes? It really is like that, honestly. It's an arbitrary public-health line in the sand that people draw."
Throughout the study period, concerns were expressed that modern life and overstimulation prevented children from getting the sleep they need. As far back as the late 19th century, an editorial in the British Medical Journal bemoaned our sleepless society, the stress and bustle of everyday life, the gaslights and the trolley cars. In 1905, one study noted that "this is a sleepless age and more and more … we are turning night into day." Says Olds: "Throughout the 100-year period, we have been blaming whatever the new technology is — radio, TV, the Internet. Information is coming in so fast that we never wind down."
MORE: Are Mom and Dad's Problems Keeping Baby Up at Night?
What's more, different countries have different standards: in Japan, for example, it's more or less accepted that kids doze off in class because they've stayed up late studying. Australian kids sleep almost an hour more a day than American kids, who sleep less than nearly all other children.
"We're not saying kids don't need more sleep," says Olds. "My hunch is yes, they do need more sleep, but we haven't seen good evidence of that."
The take-home message, according to Olds? "Never trust sleep experts."
Read more: http://healthland.time.com/2012/02/13/a-history-of-kids-and-sleep-its-never-enough/?iid=hl-article-editpicks#ixzz1pERxriYn


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Lenovo Vibe Z smartphone was launched in November 2013. The phone comes with a 5.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels at a PPI of 401 pixels per inch.
The Lenovo Vibe Z is powered by 2.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and it comes with 2GB of RAM. The phone packs 16GB of internal storage cannot be expanded. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Lenovo Vibe Z packs a 13-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 5-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
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Kesha Wrote a Song About Her Vagina … With Her Mom
Only Kesha would write a song about her own private parts … and enlist her mom for help.
The glitter goddess explained that her bonus track, 'Gold Trans Am' off of the 'Warrior' deluxe edition, isn't exactly about her wheels. (Sample lyric: "Wham, bam, thank you man / Get inside my f—ing gold Trans Am!")
"It began as a song about my car, which is a gold Trans Am, and it works about 40 percent of the time," she said. "I don't have another car because I love that one so much. But then like all great pop it became a metaphor for something else — my p—-," she giggled to The Sun. "But my vagina is in tip top working order. Valeted and souped-up and working 100 percent of the time."
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But was it weird writing that song with the woman whose, er, gold Trans Am popped her out? Not for K-Dollar Sign.
"We write songs about boys and sex together," said the flawless Cannibal Queen simply. "That may not be normal to the average psychiatrist out there but I think it's pretty cool … don't analyze! That's the problem with so much culture out there," she added.
"People are so trapped into trying to do the right thing. As long as you are not hurting anyone I think you should feel free to indulge your fantasies."
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Welcome to the Adventurers' Guild Portal. We meet for gaming every Friday night starting around 6:30pm, in Oelman Hall, 3rd floor,with some rooms elsewhere. We are a club interested in gaming in all its forms. Anyone and everyone who is interested is welcome to come by see us, and If you need any help just drop by Oelman and talk to some members, or stop by Millet 399 to speak with the Guildmaster, Alex Oxner.
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Adventurers' Guild is Wright State's gaming organization. We focus on table top, card, and video gaming. Most of our members have interest in all forms of games, and we support this with a fun and social atmosphere. Anyone with interest in video games, card games (such as Magic the Gathering), or table top gaming (Dungeons and Dragons, Warhammer 40K) are welcome to stop by our meetings.
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My name is Stephania Lara-Cuellar and I am a senior at Texas State University double majoring in Public Relations and History with a minor in Fashion Merchandising. I am incredibly excited to be returning for a second semester at CollegeFashionista! In this amazing internship, I have learned to value individuality over labels and that style is so much more than meets the eye.
Growing up in a border town in Mexico, I always dreamed through fashion. It was my escape and the driving force behind me wanting a life in New York. My style has been directly influenced by the two cultures I grew up with. My style is currently in an evolving process and I am still figuring it out. I prefer to mix fast fashion trends with very classic wardrobe staples. I take style inspiration from whatever new obsession I have absorbed at the time. This has varied anywhere from Napoleon to Malcolm McLaren. Growing up with five older brothers has definitely influenced my wardrobe. I would say I gravitate more to comfort and structure. Alexa Chung's sartorial choices are the ones I try to imitate the most.
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Nutson's Nuggets - June 17-23, 2013 Automotive News Factoids Just In Case You Were Snoozing
Auto Central Louisville, KY June 23, 2013; Each week Larry Nutson, Senior Editor, New York Bureau of The Auto Channel, along with Steve Purdy and Thom Cannell from The Auto Channel Michigan Bureau give you easy to digest nuggets of the past week's automotive news you may have missed.
If you are a car nut like we all are, you can easily "catch up" on these stories as well as the past 17 year's 1,409,088 automotive news, automotive stories, articles, reviews, rants and raves by just searching for the subject you are interested in The Auto Channel's Automotive News Archive. Hey South Florida TV viewers, I know you are enjoying watching The Auto Channel's TACH-TV on channel 44 WHDT-TV Palm Beach (Cable 17 and 438, channel 9 Miami and channel 32 Fort Meyers-Naples, and thanks for the positive feedback....See you next week, LN
Automotive News June 17-23, 2013
* Dominating the news this week was the clash between Chrysler and the U.S. government over a "recommended" recall on 2.7 million Jeep Libertys and Grand Cherokees. Fiat-Chrysler boss, Sergio Marchionne, a no-nonsense guy known for his independence, initially said they would not be complying with the recall. After a face-to-face meeting between Marchione, U.S. D.O.T. secretary Ray LaHood and NHTSA chief David Stickland they arrived at a compromise under which Chrysler agreed to "inspect" all the effected vehicles and repair the ones that need it. Some pundits say the court of public opinion won out over the hard facts in fighting NHTSA. But note this win for Chrysler, the recall now involves a much lower number of vehicles and no new parts need to be developed.
* Ford got its 1000th win in NASCAR since first competing in 1948 with the win by Greg Biffle in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Quicken Loans 400 at MIS last weekend.
* GM is recalling nearly 200,000 mid-size SUVs because the master power door and window module in the driver's door can short out and catch fire. Vehicles affected include 2006-07 Chevrolet Trailblazer, GMC Envoy, Buick Rainier, Saab 9-7x and Isuzu Ascender.
* Tesla Motors will recall 1,228 of its 2013 Model S electric cars manufactured between May 10 and June 8 due to a defect in the mounting bracket of the rear seat. This is the first recall for the Model S, blemishing a clean public record for the electric sedan that received a rare, near-perfect score from influential Consumer Reports magazine. The U.S. automaker twice recalled its first model, the two-door Roadster sports car.
* Additionally, Tesla Motors unveiled a system to swap spent battery packs in its electric cars in about 90 seconds, a service Chief Executive Elon Musk said will help overcome fears about their driving range. The automaker will roll out the battery-swapping stations later this year, beginning along the heavily-traveled route between Los Angeles and San Francisco and then in the Washington-to-Boston corridor. But the swap, able to be done in less time than it takes to fuel a gasoline car, is not free and said to cost $60.
* But, Analysts for the National Automobile Dealers Association have noted a steep drop in the value of used plug-in electric vehicles. Trade-in prices are expected to decline nearly 30% this year—the highest depreciation of any vehicle segment in the American automotive market, according to a new report from the NADA Used CarGuide, which tracks the prices of used vehicle.
* J.D. Power Initial Quality Survey results are out this week with the big winner being G.M. The survey rates cars by the number of complaints within the first 90 days of ownership. G.M. led eight categories with Camaro, Impala, Encore, Tahoe, Escalade, Avalanche, Sierra and Silverado. Some critics opined that G.M. has always been good at getting vehicle quality right as the model gets near the end of its cycle. The large pickups and SUVs are all being redesigned this year and next. Noteworthy from the survey is that nearly two-thirds of problems owners experience with their new vehicle are design-related and few can be fixed. The top five brands were Porsche, GMC, Lexus, Infiniti and Chevrolet.
* Other news from G.M. revealed performance numbers for the new Corvette Stingray we'll be soon seeing in dealer showrooms. The optional Z51 performance package-equipped Stingray achieves a 0-to-60 time of just 3.8 seconds and a quarter mile time of 12 seconds, running the traps at 119mph. That makes it the fastest production Corvette ever. The Corvette also hit 1.03 g in cornering and brakes from 60 to 0 in just 107 feet.
* A ruling by the U.S. Department of Transportation on the required installation of rear cameras on U.S. vehicles has been postponed again, this the fifth time. The latest delay in the regulations is an extension of 18 months for automakers to install the cameras, which would extend the mandate to 2017 at the earliest. The original legislation for rear visibility rules was set by Congress in 2007 and NHTSA made its original proposal in December 2010, mandating rear cameras for the 2014 model year.
* Hyundai Motorsport, a unit of Hyundai Motors, opened a new racing headquarters in Germany. Located at the heart of racing heaven at Alzenau, Germany, the company said it plans to develop cars there for a return to the FIA World Rally Championship in 2014.
* Intermittent rain complicated the start of the Le Mans 24-Hour race this weekend and a one-car crash in the early stages resulted in the death of Danish driver Allan Simonson. No word yet on what caused the crash. Simonson, age 34, was a respected and prolific racer driving a factory Aston Martin Vantage GTE.
* Looking ahead at Le Mans, Nissan revealed plans for what they are calling "the world's fastest electric racing car that will reach speeds of more than 300km/h" slated for future Le Mans races. Using technology similar to the Nissan Leaf they will be testing and developing different elements of the drivetrain to compete in the 2014 race.
* The former Mercedes-Benz works racing driver Eugen Böhringer has died. He passed away in the early morning hours of 19 June 2013 in Stuttgart, at the age of 91. Born on 22 January 1922 in the Rotenberg area of Stuttgart, he would go on to deliver a series of outstanding successes as a rally driver for Mercedes-Benz. A particular highlight of his career was winning the title of European Rally Champion in 1962.


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The SSD Anthology: Understanding SSDs and New Drives from OCZby Anand Lal Shimpi on March 18, 2009 12:00 AM EST
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The Trim Command: Coming Soon to a Drive Near You
We run into these problems primarily because the drive doesn't know when a file is deleted, only when one is overwritten. Thus we lose performance when we go to write a new file at the expense of maintaining lightning quick deletion speeds. The latter doesn't really matter though, now does it?
There's a command you may have heard of called TRIM. The command would require proper OS and drive support, but with it you could effectively let the OS tell the SSD to wipe invalid pages before they are overwritten.
The process works like this:
First, a TRIM-supporting OS (e.g. Windows 7 will support TRIM at some point) queries the hard drive for its rotational speed. If the drive responds by saying 0, the OS knows it's a SSD and turns off features like defrag. It also enables the use of the TRIM command.
When you delete a file, the OS sends a trim command for the LBAs covered by the file to the SSD controller. The controller will then copy the block to cache, wipe the deleted pages, and write the new block with freshly cleaned pages to the drive.
Now when you go to write a file to that block you've got empty pages to write to and your write performance will be closer to what it should be.
In our example from earlier, here's what would happen if our OS and drive supported TRIM:
Our user saves his 4KB text file, which gets put in a new page on a fresh drive. No differences here.
Next was a 8KB JPEG. Two pages allocated; again, no differences.
The third step was deleting the original 4KB text file. Since our drive now supports TRIM, when this deletion request comes down the drive will actually read the entire block, remove the first LBA and write the new block back to the flash:
The TRIM command forces the block to be cleaned before our final write. There's additional overhead but it happens after a delete and not during a critical write.
Our drive is now at 40% capacity, just like the OS thinks it is. When our user goes to save his 12KB JPEG, the write goes at full speed. Problem solved. Well, sorta.
While the TRIM command will alleviate the problem, it won't eliminate it. The TRIM command can't be invoked when you're simply overwriting a file, for example when you save changes to a document. In those situations you'll still have to pay the performance penalty.
Every controller manufacturer I've talked to intends on supporting TRIM whenever there's an OS that takes advantage of it. The big unknown is whether or not current drives will be firmware-upgradeable to supporting TRIM as no manufacturer has a clear firmware upgrade strategy at this point.
I expect that whenever Windows 7 supports TRIM we'll see a new generation of drives with support for the command. Whether or not existing drives will be upgraded remains to be seen, but I'd highly encourage it.
To the manufacturers making these drives: your customers buying them today at exorbitant prices deserve your utmost support. If it's possible to enable TRIM on existing hardware, you owe it to them to offer the upgrade. Their gratitude would most likely be expressed by continuing to purchase SSDs and encouraging others to do so as well. Upset them, and you'll simply be delaying the migration to solid state storage.
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Financial sector ETF (XLF) is telling an important story, similar to one from 2007, prior to the broader markets peaking and rolling over into the abyss of 2008.
Don't watch the birdie. Investors must be very careful to keep their eyes on the prize. This doesn't lie about the economic outlook, like some market statistics do. Although currently very oversold on a stochastic basis, XLF is clearly warning of a deeply painful economy if the coming months. Any bounce toward $13.50 +/- .50 should be used to exit losing long positions, as well as be used as a sign of things to come for the members of this particular sector.
Well before the 2007-2009 crash reached our consciousness via the media, the financials peaked, rolled over, and failed to confirm the new highs in the Dow and other indices. The rationalizations were vast back then and they have returned recently, just as the XLF again rolled over in front of the Dow and others.
In 2007, as XLF ticked a new high, stochastics failed to confirm with a lower high. Notice the stochastics failed to confirm the test of the 2010 swing high early this year, hinting that trouble was brewing again.
More importantly, the rallies this year and last were stopped cold by the Fibonacci 38% resistance level. This is a sign of weakness when only the first Fibonacci level is tested.
Most importantly, the pattern of the up moves since the 2009 low is nowhere near as energetic as the pattern of the decline into the 2009 low. Elliott Wave is crystal clear on this topic: an impulse NEVER ends a trend by itself. In other words, the declining pattern into the 2009 low is only the first wave down in the new downtrend that begun in 2007, not the finale.
The alternate count allows the 10-12 zone to support prices in the short term, and a rally to follow for a few months toward the 22 area +/-2. This is supported by the oversold daily and weekly stochastics (not shown). While this possibility cannot be eliminated under EWT, we would not be wagering in that direction.
The big picture hasn't been this ominous since late 2007, when personal, corporate, municipal, and federal balance sheets were in dramatically stronger positions. There is just no buffer left to survive another downturn of 2008 proportions, and Elliott Wave Theory suggests this time will actually be worse.
Just yesterday, for the first time ever (at least to my ears), someone commented that if Ben Bernanke acknowledges another quantitative easing program (QE3) this week at his Jackson Hole talk, it'll mean that he believes the economy is in a 1937-type analogy. Being of small mind, I can't even imagine what that means. But Robert Prechter at Elliott Wave International just published some research showing that the long term Elliott Wave pattern that is most analogous to the current chart patterns is that of late 1936 to early 1938. Back then, the Dow had risen from the 1932 low into late 1936, in one of the greatest rallies in history (quintupling in four years). Then, it fell about 50% in the next fifteen months.
According to Prechter, whose forecast makes the one I've illustrated in the chart look tame by comparison, the Dow has begun a wipeout pattern that should reach below the 1987 crash-low by late 2016 at the latest. In my chart above, the "reasonably expected" zone is where I'm barely comfortable forecasting, in contrast to the "maximum expected" zone, where the Oracle of Elliott Wave believes is likely. I've seen Prechter call some amazingly prescient moves, so don't laugh unless you have the money to lose. If not, take heed.
Even if my "minimum expected" target is seen, it pays to reduce risk exposure up above 10,500. My minimum expectation is any break below the 2009 low of 6,488 in the Dow.
Rather than be distracted by the various birdies trying to mask what is really going on, sell now (above 10,500), or forever hold your peace. At least for a long, long time.
Here's the very-short-term path that ranks as our leading count: 10,000 +/- 300 should be the end of wave '1 of 3 down, followed by a multi-week to multi-month wave '2 of 3 up rally, retracing 38% to 62% of wave '1s decline. This will be the last stop on the hope and dreams train to exit stocks. In 2012 we should see the main force of wave '3 of 3 down, the Uh-Oh phase, or crash.
Use our wave '1 targets to prepare. Our wave '2 targets to exit. And, our wave '3 targets as warnings to seriously exit during wave '2s rally.
Stay tuned, and good luck.


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My hubby and I had our 7th wedding anniversary on July 1st. Since it landed on a Monday, we celebrated on Sunday, and because it was the only day we could get a babysitter. Before our date, I whipped us up this amazing Strawberry Cake!
I admit, it does start off with a box cake mix. Some of you may gasp, but if you're like me, you are proud of those box cake mixes because they make pretty darn good cakes. I doctored mine up a bit, by adding sour cream (which makes it super moist) and fresh chopped strawberries.
Cream cheese frosting is what I topped it off with and the results were the most delicious strawberry cake I have ever had in my life. Kale said the same. We all loved it. This one is a keeper, fo sho.
- 1 (15.25 ounce) box Strawberry Cake mix ( I used Pillsbury Moist Supreme)
- 1 cup water
- 1/3 cup oil
- 3 large eggs
- 1/3 cup sour cream
- 1 cup fresh, chopped strawberries
- 1 ( 8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 1/3 cup butter, softened
- 3 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- 1 Tablespoon milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a 9×13 baking dish with non-stick spray. Set aside.
- In a large bowl, add the cake mix, water, oil, eggs and sour cream. Using a hand mixer, beat on low speed until combined, and then on medium speed for about 30 seconds. Dump in the cup of strawberries and mix by hand, until just combined.
- Pour batter into the prepared baking dish. Bake for 30-35 minutes, or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
- Let cake cool completely before frosting.
- For frosting: In a large bowl, beat together the cream cheese and butter until combined and creamy. Slowly add in the powdered sugar, one cup at a time, until combined. Add the milk and vanilla. Beat on medium speed until frosting is smooth and free of any lumps. Frost cake and serve! ♥
- 12 servings
- Store cake covered in the refrigerator, if you have any leftovers


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England yesterday won the pairs and singles in the second Test against Australia at Tweed Heads to level the three-match series.
Brabham challenge
David Brabham will head this year's Panoz driver line-up trying to break Audi's stranglehold on the Le Mans 24-hour race.
Sitting Bull
Pura Cup champions the Queensland Bulls yesterday announced assistant coach Terry Oliver would be their new head coach. SOCCER
Controversy over
The Auckland Kingz yesterday dropped their threat of legal action over Con Boutsianis's move to South Melbourne.The top-six series will go ahead this weekend as scheduled, with South's participation confirmed.
Bravehearts rally
Struggling Sydney United will hold a forum tomorrow to seek short-term financial support and discuss long-term plans to move from Edensor Park, with the Nepean district the likely destination. If goalkeeper Zeljko Kalac leaves Dutch club Roda at the end of this season, United will get a percentage of the transfer fee, which may be worth up to $400,000.
Penny's worth
Dandenong forward Penny Taylor, 20, was yesterday named the women's national league's most valuable player for the second consecutive year. The Sydney Panthers' Karen Dalton was coach of the year.
India rubber
Australia have drawn India in the Davis Cup world group qualifying round. The ties are to be played from September 20 to 22 and Australia will be at home.
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CLEARWATER — Employees were caught off guard when two dozen authorities arrived unannounced at Aerosonic Corp. with a search warrant in hand just after 9 a.m. Thursday.
"Everyone was wondering what was going on," said Amy Mudrey, an assistant to the CEO.
Before long, they had their answer.
James Neil Saxon Jr., an Aerosonic Corp. employee, was arrested Thursday afternoon at his workplace and faces 20 counts of child pornography possession charges. He admitted to possessing the images discovered during an investigation, Attorney General's Office spokeswoman Sandi Copes said.
Saxon, 55, of Safety Harbor, is being held at the Pinellas County Jail.
His position at Aerosonic was not known. Nor was the length of time he has worked there.
Many of the images reviewed by investigators with the Attorney General's Tampa CyberCrime Task Force and the Central Florida Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force contained children appearing to be as young as 5. Under the CyberCrimes Against Children Act, Saxon's charges are second-degree felonies.
According to authorities, Saxon's crimes were discovered when CyberCrime investigators located images during a routine undercover investigation. They traced the images to a computer Saxon used at Aerosonic, a company at 1212 N Hercules Ave. that manufactures aviation instrumentation and avionics equipment.
"The authorities came to us (Thursday) morning to help them identify where it was done," Aerosonic CEO Douglas Hillman said. "They were very thorough."
During the search at Aerosonic, authorities blocked both entrances to the property for a couple hours before leaving just before 1 p.m.
They seized computer equipment and will undergo additional forensic analysis in an attempt to locate any additional images of child pornography, Copes said.
Saxon's home also was searched Thursday.
"The management and staff of Aerosonic Corporation cooperated with the investigation fully," Copes said.
By early Thursday afternoon, things were once again calm at Aerosonic.
"It's back to business," Hillman said.
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Emma Watson 'buying NY home'
Emma Watson is apparently searching for a New York home.
The Harry Potter star grew up in the UK but has spent a lot of time in America to shoot movies and attend Brown University in Rhode Island.
Now the Page Six reports the actress was spotted checking out properties in the New York City borough on Monday.
According to the publication, Emma was interested in a new building on 150 E. 72nd St., which has apartments selling for up to $15 million.
The move is a long time coming, as the 23-year-old was seen looking at a new home in the Upper East Side near Central Park back in 2012.
It's a new year and a new start for Emma, who seems to be moving on from her breakup with William Adamowicz last summer by dating rugby hunk Matthew Janney.
The handsome sports star is 21 and the pair met at Oxford University in England, where Emma spent some time studying.
It looks like the star could have had some competition when she snapped up the hunk.
"It's early days but they're very much in to each other. Matt's a real hit with the girls but he may have finally met his match," a source recently said.
"She doesn't suffer fools gladly. But Matt's a lovely guy, charismatic and intelligent. They make a great couple."
The new couple have even enjoyed their first holiday together, jetting off to the Caribbean earlier this month.
The cute pair looked smitten as they cuddled up on the beach and enjoyed playful hugs in the water.
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NSW Premier
Mr Riordan, state president since 2006, bowed to pressure and announced he would resign his post at a committee meeting this Friday. In a recent newsletter, the powerful Electrical Trades Union, which he heads, threatened to support non-Labor members at the election next March, prompting Ms Keneally to describe his position as "untenable".
Mr Riordan insisted on Tuesday the comments in the ETU newsletter were misrepresented and Ms Keneally had "overreacted. I have not broken any party rules," he said. "I have never written a word or uttered a syllable in my entire life which would be construed as being anti-Labor."
He was backed up by Unions NSW boss
The dispute with the unions comes at a difficult time for the state government, which is facing almost certain defeat at the election in four months' time. It appears to erode some of the goodwill built up during Ms Keneally's stand against federal workplace relations reforms and her introduction of a new Easter Sunday public holiday. It follows an unexpected defeat for Labor in Victoria and comes as the NSW government struggles to complete the troubled sale of its electricity assets.
In a further blow to the government, ratings agency Standard & Poor's has warned any abandonment of its electricity privatisation could affect its much-prized AAA credit rating. There is increasing speculation the government may opt to go ahead with the sale of its energy retailers but drop the sale of its generation assets if potential buyers don't increase their initial bids. So far, the government has insisted the transaction is on track for completion by the end of the year.
S&P analyst Anna Hughes said on Tuesday that any change to the energy policy could weaken the state's operating position and threaten its rating. She also warned both sides of politics not to make big, unfunded spending promises during the election campaign next year.
"If they undertook a large number of spending promises that weren't matched by savings, that would put pressure on the rating," Ms Hughes said on Tuesday. S&P affirmed its AAA rating for NSW, with a stable outlook last week. "The NSW numbers as they stand now look quite good," said Ms Hughes. "The state is now on par with Victoria, which has traditionally been the best placed of the non-resource states."
"NSW Treasury advises that just one downgrade from AAA would cost NSW taxpayers about $850 million in higher interest costs over 10 years," he said on Tuesday.
"The Queensland Treasurer estimates Queensland is paying an extra $200 million a year in interest after losing its AAA rating."
Shadow treasurer
He said the Coalition would not make big unfunded spending commitments during the campaign.
"Anyone who thinks this is a big spending election is kidding themselves. We have consistently said we have concerns about the state's underlying financial position."
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As Dan mentioned earlier, the Nationals have done some redecorating around the stadium in anticipation of the new season. Most notably are the various banners and signs heralding the Nats winning the National League East.
Philly sports blog Crossing Broad took exception to this, and had some things to say (Post is here. Explicit headline warning):
Not surprisingly, the Nationals are going to celebrate their almost getting to the NLCS in an over-the-top fashion that Adam Aron would be proud of.
Oh, the karma is going to be strong for the Nationals.
I don't really see this as over the top. I mean, I'm sure Nats fans wouldn't object to the Phillies putting their own 2012 playoff banner up in Citizens Bank Park.


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* Phatse Justice Pitso is a former ambassador to Cuba and a member of the ANC writing in his personal capacity.
The leader of the DA, Helen Zille, has predicted that her party will be the government of SA by 2019. The question we all ask is whether the DA is a genuine and legitimate representative and custodian of the true values and ideals the people of our country aspire to achieve. The absolute answer is a big NO.
The DA has no political and moral authority to be in the forefront of our struggles to lead the people of our country into the future.
Our country cannot be led by a lobby group whose preoccupation is to protect and defend the interests of the monopoly capital, mostly in the hands of a few white males, who as a result of the decades of apartheid power relations are predominantly in ownership of the commanding heights of our economy.
The DA is on the warpath to undermine the impact of the legacy of colonialism.
The successive elections held in the recent past of our democratic dispensation have proved that the overwhelming majority of the people of our country reject the fallacy that the contradictions arising out of the centuries of domination by the forces of imperialism and colonialism can be resolved within a period of 18 years.
The leadership of the party must come to terms with the realities that our people are more than ever before determined to realise their everlasting dream of building a non-racial, non-sexist, democratic and prosperous society
Surely the reservoir of our memories will always remind us of the DA as an irrelevant political formation whose core values are the antithesis of the true wishes and aspirations of our people.
The posture of the DA in both its content and form is that of an offspring of the chief architects of the apartheid policies.
In the eyes of the millions of the people of our country, it is a mirror that reflects the apartheid structural economic arrangements that over the years were designed to serve the needs of the white community at the expense of the black people who make up the majority of the population of our country.
Our people understand the complex question that the theory of development of the nation confirms the notion that it is the historical developments, not the racial characteristics, that define the path for the development of any society.
The demagogic tendencies by the DA, therefore, of decorating itself with vulnerable black faces to gain political legitimacy and authenticity proves the point that it is still far from abandoning its racial tendencies.
The structural composition of the DA depicts a political formation that has a white head while its legs are black.
Most of the marches, pickets, door-to-door activities are attended by vulnerable black people, while the strategic boardroom issues are the domain of the white bosses.
The people of our country cannot be fooled by the trappings of the racial composition of the leadership echelons of the DA, but the extent to which it is committed to resolve the socio-economic challenges emanating from the realities of our historical question.
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It is, therefore, absurd of Zille and the leadership of the DA to blame our national liberation movement and the people of our country for the unprecedented socio-economic problems facing our people as a result of the consequences of our historical past.
The essence here is that the DA is instigating the millions of the working class of our country to turn their backs on our national liberation movement.
These desperate attempts and manoeuvres to blame the government for the economic atrocities of the past is the major source of instigation of the violent service delivery protest marches sweeping across our country.
We see counter-revolutionary elements damaging and burning our inadequate infrastructure such as schools, clinics and roads during these protest marches.
We are at a turning point of a complex revolutionary situation of a transition in the current phase of our struggles of building a new society from the foundations of apartheid colonialism.
The enemy will leave no stone unturned to derail the massive investment initiatives such as, among others, the expansion of our infrastructure on rail and roads development, national health insurance and the review of the willing-seller willing-buyer policies.
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Cymbals & Bass Drum from Chorale Theme from the Organ Symphony (No.3, Op.78) - brass ensemble
Saint-Saens' 3rd Symphony features a chorale tune as a basis for the final movement, and the way this tune has been treated produces a fantastic, grand sound at the end of the piece. This arrangement for brass choir and optional percussion aspires to maintain the Maestoso grandeur of the original.
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