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After all that's not a very good way to make your financial -- -- we got something more specific for the fiscal cliff survival -- we're joined.
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Tracy -- -- best advice are -- these are things you do now.
There's very few things we know right my mother always says don't -- today worrying about tomorrow what we do know though is that that three point 8% on investment income is coming.
Some planned for that that is at least -- at a minimum what you should do so we're talking about -- capital gains here right.
Now I don't think anyone should make an investment decision based on taxes by any stretch but if you have I think you might need something within the next year to consider selling before the end of the year.
And it's very contrary to what we've done in the past you typically want to pull earlier losses into the end of the year to offset your tax bill right.
Don't do that.
If you can wait -- -- sound January -- push those losses off as best you can because you probably will see a higher capital gains rate next year are you worried about.
Or -- case because now let me looking you do you can only put in so much tax free if -- make a certain amount of money.
With them going after those that make over 20250.
Giving the 401K is going to be a messed with a few well know what.
I cannot imagine how that could be politically correct thing to do quite frankly.
Much like the AMT I would tell you right now 33 million people are affected by the Alternative Minimum Tax if they do not put a -- in by the end of the year.
If they don't let thaksin I am -- -- -- hitting in my citizenship and moving it because monkeys officially run the joint they will fix this it's a -- me your 401K you're at Alternative Minimum Tax I I really believe.
They're not gonna -- these things as much as say.
Maybe -- charitable deductions might be affected maybe that will be limited so.
To be charitably inclined to -- the into the year give out as much you can -- with your mortgage interest deduction.
May try to make that extra mortgage payment before the end of the -- -- you can take that interest deduction now in case they tamper with it.
Next in case they -- all right Derek what I.
-- now Apple Stock had some of the very biggest gains in the past five years and Apple's stock has been down twice as much as the overall market has some people are selling now to pay a lower capital gains tax rate -- -- people are selling now a lot of people are.
Very very nervous but I just feel like you shouldn't make a long term decision.
Based on a short term mess we are they're going to come to some agreement right it's not gonna go through the roof unless.
Somebody doesn't step up and say hey the American people are gonna that you mentioned something about the mortgage interest deduction and that is that -- He usually was a sacred cow -- -- never touched on is a lot of conversation that that is going to be.
There is gonna be cut do you think that's gonna hurt the housing market which -- been recovering you know I've seen studies on both sides say yes and no I think that a lot of people.
Look for that deduction when they go to buy a house of the same time now someone like myself didn't buy one for the deduction I've bought -- it.
No that I had to say please put my kids so.
I think I think we don't need that to be tampered with right now but I would not be surprised that there were limitations put on that deduction.
As part of this whole -- are you think it.
Definite taxes tax rates are going up on people who earn over 250000 per household I would I would really I that I made a few phone calls on this I'd really like to see it at least.
Half million dollars meaning higher -- to fifty and you know what people like us really.
As a citizen as opposed to -- we are the congressional leaders from -- area marching the White House saying 250000 dollars in this area.
Kitchen nowhere back even Buffett who wants to tax everybody -- and 500 -- and that's I think what a lot of attacks people are thinking that as well off and on debt fears unfortunately as we watched over and over with.
You're right -- -- whether it's LA or San Francisco or New York we're dealing with middle class Americans let me -- -- up at the estate tax out.
You know it's almost like if you're gonna died due before December -- -- having a discussion again it's morbid but it's true and in.
But again all that means is everyone should get on the phone -- -- estate -- do something.
-- out as much as you -- I mean be proactive.
Know what you cannot do it down likes to say that I wanna leave something to my heirs do it for the end of the year -- ugly if you if any plans to give money away next year -- -- -- -- you don't know what's gonna happen.
Well there's certain things you can control do that now the -- but not so proactive -- -- in our life early that that would be wrong I would -- at that okay now.
Well but what.
I take you very -- -- and I look.
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The Football Association was in Ecuador this month to participate in a conference on Stadium Safety and Security, jointly organised by the Ecuadorian Football Federation (FEF), the Ecuadorian Ministry of Sport and the British Embassy in Quito.
Head of Stadium Safety and Security Chris Whalley and the Director of the UK Football Policing Unit Bryan Drew travelled to South America to deliver presentations at two conferences, as well as visit a number of stadia and assist two matches. They were accompanied by International Relations Executive Maria de León.
Both FEF and the British Embassy provided a warm welcome for the delegation, eager to make the most of their six-day visit to Ecuador's two main cities, Quito and Guayaquil.
Media interest surrounding the trip was high as Ecuador has experienced a number of problems in recent years, linked to violence and accidents, inside and outside of the stadia. Chris and Bryan also took part in a number of press conferences and interviews, further increasing the media interest throughout the week.
A packed programme awaited, with the conference in Quito attended by Minister of Sport José Francisco Cevallos (ex-goalkeeper for the Ecuador national team), British Ambassador Patrick Mullee, President of FEF Luis Chiriboga and other senior FEF officials.
There were also representatives of the Ministry of Interior, members of the National Police, representatives of fan unions and various national and local media.
The aim of the conference was for Chris and Bryan to share the English experience of stadium safety and security, the history and the tragedies that have shaped English football's current regulations.
It was followed by two stadium inspections, where Chris and Bryan were able to learn about the Ecuadorian experience and facilities. They had already witnessed this first hand when they attended a match in Quito between Independiente del Valle and Emelec from Guayaquil, before attending a match between Barcelona and Nacional, at the Monumental Stadium in Guayaquil. The pair were then able to frame some specific recommendations for the Ecuadorian authorities.
The visit ended with a round table attended by all of the relevant authorities, with the task of coming up with an action plan to improve stadium security, both in and outside the stadia.
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PITTSFIELD -- Anyone who may have finished solving - or more likely, attempted - the crossword puzzle in the New York Times on Sept. 1, experienced the work of a Pittsfield man. Twenty-eight-year-old Tim Croce constructed the mental word challenge at his home on Morningview Drive, and his name appeared above the puzzle's grid.
"That's a big part of the appeal," Croce said that day, with the newspaper open on his kitchen table to the crossword in The Arts section.
Croce's puzzles have been published on 17 occasions in the Times, with others already been accepted for future issues.
"I've been doing them forever," he said. "I started solving the newspaper-style crosswords with my parents when I was very young -- like 6 or 7." So far, Croce has aimed for the top and reached it. The Times is considered by serious puzzle folks to be the leader, but Croce says he's considering submitting some puzzzles to the Los Angeles Times and the Boston Globe.
Croce works as a civil engineer for the City of Pittsfield's Department of Public Works & Utilities. His day job mainly involves reviewing plans and solving issues relating to drainage, roads, water and sewers.
In his professional capacity, as well as when he's traveling around the area, he repeatedly hears words and phrases that seem perfect for inclusion in the next crossword puzzle.
Croce submitted his first puzzle to the Times in 2001, while still a senior in high school in Torrington, CT. He assumed the crossword editor, Will Shortz, had rejected the puzzle when he didn't hear back, and was astonished when Shortz emailed him earlier this year (over a decade later!) to say the puzzle was accepted for publication.
"I don't know if it was lost in the mail or just lost in the shuffle," Croce said. "At first, I asked Will if he was sure this one's mine." Croce normally hears back from the Times three or four months after submitting a crossword, and thinks about one out of every four he sends to Shortz is accepted. (In addition to being the Times crossword puzzle editor, Will Shortz also conducts an on-air puzzle quiz on National Public Radio's Weekend Edition.)
Croce's puzzle from 2001 has yet to be printed. While such a long delay between a puzzle's construction and its publication is unusual, there is normally a lag between when a puzzle is written and when it winds up in print. Croce created the crossword that was published on Sept. 1 in late 2010.
Croce spends an hour or two a day creating or solving crossword puzzles, a hobby his wife Christine says doesn't bother her. "Sometimes I bounce ideas off of her," Croce said.
A crossword puzzle is a simple product: interlocking words arranged on a grid share letters, and clues provide hints about the words that run down or across the grid.
Constructing a puzzle is a challenge for Croce, especially one that is judged good enough to appear in the notoriously difficult Times. The paper runs a daily crossword, with the puzzles becoming more difficult as the week progresses, so Monday's puzzle is the easiest, Tuesday's is a bit harder, and on and on. Of Croce's 17 crosswords published in the Times, all of them ran between Wednesday and Saturday. Others have been accepted for use in Monday and Tuesday editions.
"Monday is very easy. Saturday is very difficult," Croce said, as he pointed at his puzzle from Sept. 1, which was a Saturday. "Sunday is a larger puzzle that's between a Wednesday and a Thursday-level of difficulty." Unlike puzzles run on other days, those published on Fridays and Saturdays don't share a common theme.
Croce completes the Times crossword every day, unless, of course, it's one of his own. Besides the enjoyment it brings, the exercise allows him to see the words and themes being used by his fellow puzzle-makers.
His goal is to have puzzles appear on all seven days. "Sunday's the only one missing," Croce said. "To use a baseball analogy, they say that's hitting for the cycle."
Croce often begins constructing a crossword on a piece of heavily ruled graph paper. "Usually it starts with one word, and usually the entry is at One Across," he said. "I've built entire puzzles just setting an answer at One Across, and then working from there to see where it goes." The puzzles are then transferred from paper to Croce's home computer, and finished using a crossword-building software application. It's faster than using a pencil, but the puzzle-maker still must decide on the words, grid designs and the wording of clues.
"I see what letter patterns are needed," he said. "Say, if there's a 'J' in that square, you can't have a 'Q' below it." Some words, like Oreo, oleo and era, appear often in crosswords because they are rich with vowels and common letters, and easier to intermesh with other words.
Once he has filled a portion of a puzzle with words and phrases that properly share consonants and vowels, Croce begins forming the pattern of black squares that give crosswords their characteristic look.
Instead of surrounding himself with volumes of dictionaries and encyclopedias, Croce performs such consultations electronically.
Even when drawing with paper at the kitchen table, he uses his phone to gather information. Sitting at his computer, he goes online to research letter combinations and word possibilities.
Croce says writing the clues consumes the most amount of time during a puzzle's construction. He can finish some in about three hours. Other puzzles are built intermittently over months.
"You've got to be brief and you've also got to find some way to be clever, or include some word play or misdirect the solvers," he said, explaining how to write clues.
For one of Croce's published crosswords, the clue was "Bird." The answer was ONE FINGER SALUTE.
Croce's dealings with Will Shortz occur via email. This is how he learns puzzles are accepted or rejected, or accepted but in need of some tweaking. Croce doesn't fear opening Shortz's electronic messages. "In the subject line you can tell if he's accepted it -- or not."


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The Santa Rosa 48 Hour Film Project
What Happened During Your Weekend?
The Santa Rosa filmmakers share stories from their wild weekend of filmmaking. (Blogging ended shortly after the filmmaking weekend.)
a writer's POV
LOGLINE: Having risked her son's life to save her daughter, a distraught mother yearns for his forgiveness.
Before leaving for work, a movie director has a vicious argument with his wife. He then rides his bike through the streets, and arrives at the filming location. He directs an emotional scene, in which a mother, who, through her actions, caused the fatal wounding of her son, begs for his forgiveness. The scene has a powerful effect on the director, and he rushes off the movie set. He calls his wife, asks for forgiveness, and professes his love for her.
Guilt – Forgiveness – Love
The film could have multiple interpretations
1. A guy fights with his wife. Later in the day, he witnesses something that causes him to realize his mistake. He calls her, apologizes, and tells her he loves her.
2. In two separate stories, we learn the importance of asking forgiveness for our mistakes, and the power of love.
3. As a religious metaphor, we might see the story of Jesus (Jesse), in his last hours on the cross, forgiving mankind (Mary, his mother), for their sins. A bystander (Director), witnesses Christ's unselfish sacrifice, which causes him to follow the right path in his own life.
We got our genre, and in the course of several hours, some magical moments occurred.
1. After a few minutes of brainstorming, Ransom threw out the idea of entering the story with a wounded cowboy. I immediately sang the first two verses of The Streets of Laredo, which my father sang to me when I was a child. From there we were off and running.
2. Randy and I holed up for 30 minutes and sketched out a short outline. We had the bones, but got stuck in the middle of the story.
3. Jason showed up – I pulled him aside and showed him the problem. He came up with the idea that Jesse's injury could have occurred as a result of him protecting his sister.
4. I went home, wrote the first draft, emailed it to Randy at 12:15 am. He liked it, but had problems with my delusional, wandering ending. I scratched that, returning to our original ending, which was better.
5. Tried to sleep – woke abruptly at 4am with the idea for the director's argument with his wife, his epiphany, and subsequent plea for forgiveness, which mirrored the "wounded cowboy" story of Jesse and Mary.
6. Saturday morning – told Deb about the new scene. She liked it. I pulled Randy aside and laid out the "argument" scene. He liked it, but rather than beginning the story with it, he suggested telling it as a flashback. I argued, but to no avail. As he did with other parts of my script, he tweaked it to his satisfaction, and made it better.
Deb and I worked for an hour on the logline and gave Randy four to choose from – two from me, two from her. In the end, he settled on one of hers (dang!). I sat in the editing room and watched Randy, Eric, and Lee work their magic. My input that day was minimal, mostly watching the masters at work, and bothering them. When we got the initial music clip from Ransom, the room exploded in applause. After editing the initial "Foot" shot, with the guitar intro, we watched it about 50 times.
I consider this 48-hour period a privilege and honor of the highest order. Everyone involved gave 100% effort. The actors were absolutely fantastic. PA's, makeup, Tripod Man, Egg-Sandwich Lady – a truly incredible team. Randy, though constantly "under the gun," remained cool throughout. His leadership, technical, and creative skills were crucial, enabling him to bring out the very best of everyone involved. I am filled with pride at this monumental accomplishment.
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DIARY OF MAKING A FILM IN 48 HOURS - A Team Leader's Perspective
While not very interesting as literature, I'm hoping this blow-by-blow can give a glimpse into the process for future 48 Hour filmmakers.
FRIDAY 7pm:
The genre and story elements were texted to me as I was finishing work in San Francisco, more than an hour's drive from where we would be shooting exactly 12 hours later.
I was delighted to learn that my genre "thriller" was workable and not something goofy that didn't fit my aesthetics. My most feared genres were "western," "buddy movie," and "crime/ganster." Thriller is not my forte, but I figured I could at least work with it.
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I quickly found and downloaded a song that I wanted the actress to sing on camera. After working later than usual, I drank a glass of beer at work and then headed from S.F. back to Sonoma County to "write" the script in my head while driving. I had already cast the film, so my script was mostly generated out of knowing the actors and their strengths.
FRIDAY 9:30pm
Ate dinner and tried to write a script. But it was useless. I was writing too verbosely and it sounded lame. There would be no time to learn lots of lines.
FRIDAY 10:30pm
I decided to go to bed and sleep on the main story beats and opted to do minimal dialogue... which I would write it on the set between takes. I had a pretty good idea of the story beats in my head.
SATURDAY 6:00am
Loaded final gear and drove to location in Healdsburg, CA.
SATURDAY 7:00am
75 % of crew arrive for 7am call time. Others rolled in over the next half hour.
I met with Line producer and D.P. to figure out where to stage/unload all the gear, food, etc. Then sent the actresses to makeup. The editor set up a Final Cut Pro system to start syncing and logging dailies.
SATURDAY 8:00am
So as not to interrupt the makeup, we had a crew meeting in the makeup room so I could pitch my story and tell everyone what we would be shooting. Everybody seemed enthusiastic. I told them that not everyone is going to like the story. Some may hate it. But I really wanted the story to have a voice and be lead by a single person instead of a team. When you think of movies by Tarnantino, Coppola, Spielberg, and the like, you think of movies with a particular point of view, directed by a single person not a committee. I never understood the idea of making a film by everyone voting on what works or not. If some people like red and some people like blue, then you end up with an ugly purple. A director is there to keep everything, all the ideas, from running together in a smear of mediocrity. Maybe the director has bad ideas, but at least they are ideas with a particular perspective.
SATURDAY 9:00am
First shot goes off on schedule. Then we went for shot 2 and so on. I saw the shots in my head, but nobody else had that advantage and I was so grateful that they were willing to go along with me leading them blindly with no road map printed out.
The crew was great at giving ideas, angle suggestions, prop suggestions, etc. along the way that improved and built on my original shot setup and blocking. I was on a complete high, making a movie on the fly! No shot took longer than 15 minutes. We usually shot about 3-5 takes. At 1pm, we broke for a sit-down lunch that was incredible! It was super tasty home-made meat and vegetable dishes provided by our line producer. The crew was slower after lunch, but we eventually found our groove again.
SATURDAY 5:00pm
We missed my principal photography wrap time of 5pm. Some crew and the male actor had to leave, so we started shooting out of order so that we could finish all the male actor's sections. I hate shooting out of order without a script. I was getting really confused and had to take a few minutes now and then to get reoriented. The crew was really patient.
SATURDAY 6:30pm
We wrapped principal photography. We were losing sun and still had to shoot a critical scene at the Charles Schultz museum before sundown. We left the crew to wrap gear while 5 of use (me, the D.P. both actresses, and the sound man) zipped over to grab the shot commando style. We got it just in time for the sun and then headed back to the main location.
SATURDAY 7:30pm
Me, the D.P. , actress Nathalie Tedrick, and the key grip shot the final shots alone
SATURDAY 8:30pm
We wrapped the gear/location.
SATURDAY 10:00pm
With the location wrapped, I went to check on the editor and the synced dailies. Oooops. He had been editing in H.264 codec instead of having converted the footage to ProRes first!! My heart sank. The computer indicated that it would take 6 hours to transcode all the footage before we could edit. We decided to go to bed and have the editor transcode while sleeping.
SUNDAY 6:30am
The editor came over to my place with all the transcoded footage. But when he got here, the files didn't link up to all the sync work that he had done in the H.264 so he had to manually locate and swap the old files with the newly transcoded ones. I began downloading music cues while he tried to get the sync problem solved.
SUNDAY 9:30am
Editor gets an emergency call from his job in S.F. and he has to drop everything and leave the 48hour project forever. CRAP! I had no idea where any footage was or how it was logged and now I had to edit the film somehow! Whatever. I just dove in.
SUNDAY 4:00pm
With just 3.5 hours to go until the deadline (actually 3 hours because the drop off was 20 mins from my house), I couldn't find the most critical section of the movie. The shots were nowhere in the dailies!! I was screwed and had to start improvising some sort of "satisfying" solution to make the movie work. I spent an hour an a half both looking for the footage and trying to make the movie work without the missing scenes. Finally, I decided to take one last look on one of our transfer hard drives. I opened every single shot in every folder one by one... and VOILA! The missing stuff!! Phew. I cut it in at 5:30pm.
SUNDAY 6:10pm
I finished a cut on the whole movie. With no time for credits, I just slapped a title card at the end that said "Film Team" and listed all names in alphabetical order with no job description. Then I did the world's fastest sound leveling, slapped some room tone down across the whole movie, then plugged in the music as fast as humanly possible. It was run-n-gun post production at a crazy pace. Most times I didn't even listen to music, but just spot-checked the levels visually on the meter. There was no time to do any color correction whatsoever. The video looked terrible because it is supposed to be a scary movie, but we shot it very bright with the idea of having more latitude available for color correction... NOT.
SUNDAY 6:30pm
Began output render.
SUNDAY 6:41pm
Copied file to flash drive and raced away for drop off.
SUNDAY 6:58pm
Delivered movie.
MONDAY 7am
Left for a full day of work in S.F.
MONDAY 7pm
Decided to watch the whole movie on an HD TV at work. I was mortified!!! The movie didn't work!!! I was deeply ashamed of it. In racing to the deadline, I never got a chance to watch the movie without stopping. It was desperately missing some critical dramatic moments and the movie felt extremely flat. I was hosed!! There would be no way to ever get those beats into the movie.
TUESDAY. 7am
I awoke with some ideas of how to fix the movie to make it pop. That would never happen for the 48hr festival, but at least I could eventually end up with a film that worked. I owed it to everyone who had worked so hard and completely trusted the film's script and production to me. I was a heavy burden, but I really could never be okay with making a bad film when the crew and talent had been so supportive in giving me free reign over content. I started planning a reshoot to boost the film even further.
It was incredible to work with such an amazing team and such talented actors. I'm so glad I had the opportunity to participate in the 48 Hour project. It was exhilarating to shoot a film like that!!
I learned valuable lessons for my next film and was able to build more skills toward improving my craft. For example, I always hated when actors look into the camera because I don't like breaking the 4th wall; it always feels false to me. It worked in Ferris Bueller, but it is really bugs me in general. But in near the end of the film, I had the actress look right into the camera to show that she was evil. Strangely, it didn't feel like breaking the 4th wall. Instead, if felt like a private view into the character's mind. So, in spite of my past beliefs, I guess every filmmaking tool has a place in the cinematic arsenal: The right tool for the right job.
More importantly, I feel honored and supremely thankful that such a fantastic team wanted to make a movie with me!
- Kirk, Sonoma Media Arts
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Intense weekend
We pulled Horror which I wasn\\\'t prepared for and really didn\\\'t want. It is a genre where you either succeed or fail and it is instantly apparent to an audience. There is no forgiveness if it doesn\\\'t work and scare them.
After receiving the assignment, my first call of duty was to stop on my way home from the Snoopy statue in downtown Santa Rosa and get my street shot. As we were filming in Petaluma I used my daughter and grabbed a couple of shots outside Barnes and Noble - recognizable enough.
Our primary mistake was not having our creative team in the same room for the Friday evening.
Phone calls back and forth between our writer Bryan, Jodi the director and myself felt cumbersome and indecisive.
It was feeling desperate by midnight and we threw Bryan a few ideas which he worked on through the morning hours while I tried but failed to get some sleep.
We were filming at my house in Petaluma, and as I was cinematographer and editor I knew the chances of getting any rest were slim.
Getting up on Saturday I read through the pages that Bryan had emailed and realized he had written a long 4 way conversation at a baby shower. It was great dialogue, quite funny but not how most people would imagine starting a 4-7 minute horror movie!
We called our actors and gave them call times and Jodi and myself set-dressed the backyard and bedroom.
Bryan arrived and continued refining the script with Jodi and Emily.
We really didn\\\'t start our first shots until early afternoon on Saturday and those were at a nearby park with Amunet running, being chased by Max whose face was dressed in the required bandage. I don\\\'t think either of them were expecting such a workout (lots of camera angles) but they both gave it their all, and I knew I had enough shots to edit a kinetic chase for the opening of the film. It was my intention to grab the audiences attention.
The baby shower sequence didn\\\'t begin shooting until after 3pm and I knew I needed a lot of angles to cover it. I was worried about having enough time.
The actors did a wonderful job learning a lot of dialogue very quickly and improvised some of it. It started off slowly with many retakes but we gradually got it down. We ran through the entire sequence 5 times from different angles and added 3 more setups for inserts. Jodi then suggested an effects shot with the ghost appearing. This threw me for a second but we got the shot and I was pleased with it.
It was getting dark at that point so we quickly grabbed 2 more shots outside and then headed into the kitchen and bedroom for the final few shots. It was all so rushed I was just making up shots that I hoped would edit together. Fortunately they did!
Our entire team were suggesting ideas at this point and I think we stayed flexible. Any good idea was considered.
I think the cast left my house some time after 10pm and I started looking at the footage in the computer. Jodi and my daughter tidied the house and by about 2am Sunday I had synched the audio and had the opening sequence edited.
Sunday was spent on post-production and once I had it all edited together I was delighted to see that the completed film ran approx 6 minutes. The last thing to finalize was the music. Our composer Max had friends come over on Sunday afternoon and they put together a wonderfully atmospheric score which was delivered to me at around 4 pm on Sunday.
I rendered out the final files while Jodi finished writing up the paperwork in the living room. We watched the final film a couple of times on my TV knowing it was too late to make changes. Overall we were pleased with the results, it even made us jump!
For myself I know that the editing could be tighter and I would have changed some of the shots but when you are operating purely on instinct it is hard to have regrets.
48 Hour Film Project is living in the moment. Operating decisively with no chance for reflection. It is with a sense of achievement that Sunday night arrives with a finished film, formed from such limited resources and confining handicaps.
All credit goes to our team leader and Director Jodi Brock. I believe it takes strength and charisma to pull disparate individuals together, encouraging them to produce their best work.
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Rahul, Rahul Nabar wrote: > I have seen a considerable performance boost for my codes by using > Jumbo Frames. But are there any systematic tools or strategies to > select the optimum MTU size? There is no optimal MTU size. This is the maximum payload you can fit in one packet, so there is no drawback to a bigger MTU. Actually, there is one in terms of wormhole switching, but switch contention is an issue happily ignored by most HPC users. > external world required of the interfaces) Have you guys found > performance to be MTU sensitive? A large MTU means fewer packets for the same amount of data transfered. In all stack processing, there is a per-packet overhead (decoding header, integrity, sequence number, etc) and a per-byte overhead (copy). A large MTU reduces the total per-packet overhead because there are less packets to process. Most 10GE NIC have no problems reaching line rate at 1500 Bytes (the standard Ethernet MTU), the problem is the host OS stack (mainly TCP) where the per-packet overhead is important. One trick that all 10GE NICs worth their salt are doing these days is to fake a large MTU at the OS level, while keeping the wire MTU at 1500 Bytes (for compatibility). This is called TSO (Transmit Send Offload) and LRO (Large Receive Offload). The OS stack is using a virtual MTU of 64K and the NIC does segmentation/reassembly in hardware, sort of. > Also, are there any switch side parameters that can affect the > performance of HPC codes? Specifically I was trying to run VASP which > is known to be latency sensitive. A large MTU has little to no impact on latency. > I have a 10 Gig E network with a > RDMA offload card and am getting average latencies (ping pong) using > rping of around 14 microsecs in the MPI tests. It is most likely due to the switch. Try back-to-back to measure without it. I don't know what hardware you are using, but you can get close to 10us latency over TCP with a standard 10GE NIC and interrupt coalescing disabled. With a NIC supporting OS-bypass (RDMA only make sense for bandwidth), you should get at least half that, ideally below 3us. Patrick
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Another big Romney -- Foster freeze right now was really risen with Rick Santorum.
Graciously shoved him aside when it looked like bricks -- themselves decide.
Joins -- right now Foster what do you make of the night thus far.
Well it's it's scary it's like I want my four kids arrived as very excited about the new child being born in a new new beginning.
The same time concerned you know something might go -- in the delivery so I have that apprehension enthusiasm and I cut that missed the boat here I thought would be -- very very large win for.
Governor Romney I've met with the Harry Alford who is the president of the black national chamber of commerce.
And when he said that he voted for Barack Obama because he's black but now he's -- -- biggest mistake he ever made his life and he he thinks he's a Marxist I mean I couldn't believe that that didn't ripple through the a black business community and and really hurt.
The a large percentage of the black vote that president Obama gets and similarly.
Bill Owens had to 300742.
Pastors are lined up for on the country who -- very upset.
With his shift on the the gay marriage issue.
So I'm I'm stunned that it's it's this close and I do want to point out though -- while Wyoming 72%.
For Romney so don't forget that.
All right well that is a safe Republican state -- but I I built Foster wanna ask you a little bit as a value investor yourself and you've -- -- we got your richest.
What do you make of that market I don't know if it's it's -- -- -- this the response to this.
Futures are tumbling right now giving back almost all the -- gains in the market.
I know we can connect material but would you -- market.
Disappointment with an Obama win -- it or how would you describe.
Well in my investment career I told people never to invest in the stock market to invest an individual -- so the market.
Is such a emotional thing -- right now we have a time in the market where.
It -- determined by which stocks are good and bad and they differentiate.
It's just news coming out of Europe causes -- single up or down -- -- on the news -- what happens in the financial crisis there but in terms of the question concerning the election I don't know I don't think people are gonna be a very excited about four more years of the huge spending.
And now keep in mind -- and -- fourteen allow these Obama care things kick in so.
Darden Restaurants for example which owns red lobster and also owns olive garden.
They're gonna shift all their full time employees to thirty hours a week.
Now what does that mean to all those.
People that are trying to make a living in and now they're getting cut back so it's it's a lot of bad things gonna kick in -- Obama care that I don't think people fully realize.
All right what what's closer Foster freeze thank you sir.
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Our -- stretches far beyond our borders.
Pat's family knows no borders.
In your life you faced daily trials.
But millions of believers in other lands face far worse.
They -- mocked and persecuted for the crime loving god.
-- every religious -- trapped in that cold cruel existence.
We send our love and support.
Our message.
You are not alone.
You are not forgotten.
Do not lose your faith and hope because some day you too.
Will be free.
Well that was president Ronald Reagan speaking to a group of evangelical voters back in 1983.
The group that supported him strongly back in 1980 and then would help deliver his landslide win in the coming re election.
Fast forward to today's presidential race and new questions about whether the evangelical voting bloc can and will.
Help put -- governor Romney over the top in key states where the polls are extremely tight right now.
Turning now Tony Perkins.
Head of the family research center.
And Michael Reagan chairman of the Reagan group and we couldn't think of two better guys to talk to about this this with -- on this Michael since we've we picked it up with.
-- -- and the overwhelming support that he had among evangelical voters we did some number crunching.
He let Carter in 1980 by sixteen points with the voting block and then when he went against Mondale he led.
By almost forty points with that voting -- how important were the evangelicals to your -- political success.
All the moral majority.
The evangelicals they were a huge difference in the campaign and in the election showing up for my father.
Back in 1980 and also in 1984.
And they could be huge eventual election in Ohio and Florida Colorado Virginia.
It's incumbent upon them to show up at the polls.
And vote tomorrow as they -- -- my father that's what my father of my father could speak to evangelicals today.
He would tell them it's incumbent upon them to show up and devote.
That is what we're hearing from many many Catholic priests.
And other ministers from the pulpit Tony Perkins in in -- -- Sunday mass since Sunday services.
Across the country that the churches -- -- seem seeming.
Without saying go vote for Mitt Romney could to come out and say you know wolf for life vote for the principles that you talk about in church is this.
Is this make a difference to our.
-- no question about it and I would say to Michael that his father's is speaking to the evangelicals in fact yesterday when I spoke at a church outside of -- I quoted his father.
From a speech he made in Dallas in 1984 where he said if we ever cease to be one nation under god.
We will -- To be a nation will be a nation gone under.
And in fact that's the sense people realize with the hostility.
And I also quoted death from the Democratic Convention that you played earlier.
Where they voted got off the a political -- and they may find themselves stranded as a result because people are.
Realizing what this is about.
And I think evangelicals at the polling is showing it I'm seeing it as we've Criss cross the country 28 states now a lot of time here in the swing states.
Evangelicals are energized beyond what I have ever seen in my political.
Career which has been almost twenty years now -- why.
I think it's it's him it's.
Driven primarily by the current but the administration's policies that are hostile to religion in the Catholic Church coming out so.
Giving voter guides out in the mass yesterday and over the weekend.
Focusing on this this mandate that has come down as a result of obamacare that's a clear infringement upon religious freedom.
-- the president talks about the freedom of worship.
But Americans and evangelicals care about the freedom of religion worships what's -- what's is what happens you know an hour a week religion is that freedom of religion -- ability to live your life according.
-- to the teachings -- your faith and they see that is under attack by this president.
Michael some may find that surprising because.
Many people believed that that -- the folks on the left for a trying to make an issue of Mitt Romney's Mormon faith and try to -- -- The rest of you know the Christian -- From Mormon -- some some house.
Well I think -- tried to do that they did not work.
And I think the Christian community evangelicals finally figured out -- about electing a president -- -- about.
You know nominating or electing a pastor to your church just about the country this is about the soul.
Of the United States America I would suggest people go home tonight and go on YouTube and find a time for choosing given by my dad talked about a Rondo who would definitely.
He's talking about the soul of America.
At tomorrow's election I think evangelicals get it's about the soul of America -- my father.
What the concerned about the politics so much negative concerned about short remembers sitting what my father.
At at at dinner with the family one time we had Ron and pat -- -- an atheist.
And it was televised atheism and my dad reached over he grabbed my hand.
Anything you know I'm not concerned about -- politics I'm concerned about his soul -- hoping accept Christ like I have a new app.
That's -- my father was concerned about tomorrow it is about the soul of America.
You know Tony that evangelicals for whatever reason did not come -- for John McCain back in 2008 they -- they did for president George W.
Bush in particular 2004 when gay marriage was on a lot of the state ballots.
But you know that it we're told that it could be any place for one point six million to six million.
Voters were talking about on the evangelical vote including critical look at numbers in states like Florida Ohio Colorado.
And Virginia if these folks are getting ready to offer some sort of groundswell of support for Mitt Romney tomorrow.
Do you believe that's being reflected in the polls that are showing this is a razor tight race.
Not necessarily because -- -- -- talks or earlier today the -- them -- from the model.
The modeling their most polling firms are using.
Are are based upon the VOA turnout and I think what what I'm saying on the ground here in Ohio for instance our values -- been in 28 states over the last fourteen months.
70000 miles we've racked up and we've registered over a close to 500000.
Half million new values voters.
In Ohio in particular about 340.
Evangelical social conservatives did not show up in 2008 who voted in 2004.
And being on the ground here in Ohio.
I can tell you more activity is going on in this election that actually happened in 2004.
I would not be surprised to see the evangelical social conservative turnout eclipse what we saw in 2004.
Rob and low because of it's not a question they asked the voters -- so it will will find out to attest to some extent what the evangelical presences.
Tomorrow night guys thank you both so much Tony Michael all the best to you.
Think -- -- well with voters.
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B&Bs in Cork, Ireland
Book Cork B&Bs near the English Market, St Patrick's St, University College Cork and other top Cork attractions.
Crawford House B&B
Crawford House B&B, Western Road, CorkThe Crawford guest house provides fabulous guest accommodation close to the centre of Cork city. A property that provides an excellent standard of accommodation in a fine location. Propertietors that provide great attention to detail assure you of an excellent nights sleep and a fine breakfast to set you up for a successful day of buisiness and or local...
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Goggins Hill,,BallinhassigPeaceful accommodation boasting breathtaking views of Owenabue Valley. Breeding and training top class show jumping and event horses. 300 metres off R613. Near Ballinhassig village. 1km off N71. Close to Cork airport. Early breakfast on request.
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Higgin's B&B
7 Ferncliff,Bellevue Park, Military Road,St Lukes, Cork CityVictorian terraced home (1880's) in quiet cul-de-sac. Bus/train stations and City Centre 1km.
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Kent House B&B
47 Lower Glanmire Road, Cork CityA beautiful 19th-century townhouse in the centre of Cork is home to Kent House B&B, a friendly, family run property with spacious, well-appointed rooms. A full breakfast is included in the rates, served with delicious homemade bread.
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Pineforest Bed & Breakfast
Elmcourt, Blarney, Co. Cork, IrelandJanette Murphy Hallissey welcomes you to her family run property the Pineforest Bed & Breakfast, located in Blarney Co. Cork. Pineforest Bed & Breakfast is a modern country home offering a high standard of comfortable accommodation, set in two acres of mature landscaped gardens quiet scenic area just off the R617-just 1km from Blarney Castle & the Blarney...
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Oaklands Bed and Breakfast
51 Lower Glanmire RdYour host, Ellen Murray, looks forward to welcoming you to Oaklands Bed and Breakfast in Cork. Located within walking distance of Kent Railway Station, the bus station and Cork city centre, we are ideally situated for you to discover the bustling atmosphere of Ireland's second city. Free WiFi, breakfast...
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Clon Ross
85 Lower Glanmire RdPerfect for business or leisure, Cork B&B Clon Ross is a family-run establishment located just across from the train station and a few minutes' walk from the city centre. En-suite guestrooms are equipped with TV and WiFi and breakfast is included in the...
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Blarney Stone Guesthouse
Western Road, Cork CityThe Blarney Stone Guesthouse offers luxurious 4-star accommodation in the centre of Cork. We are ideally located for exploring the city centre, taking a walk along the River Lee or visiting Cobh and Kinsale on the beautiful coastline of County Cork.
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Mariaville House
Mariaville House, Coolgarten ParkBarry and Goretti welcome you to Maria Ville House, a family-run B&B just opposite University College Cork. With 10 years experience making guests feel at home and a qualified chef making delicious breakfasts, you are assured a memorable stay.
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Belvedere Lodge
Lower Glanmire Road, TivoliBelvedere Lodge is a beautiful Victorian building, complete with private walled gardens in the centre of Cork city. The luxurious property is proud to be a 4 star guest house.
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White Lodge
Airport Cross,Airport Road,CorkModern bungalow on rural setting, 5km from Cork City. 5 mins by car to Airport. Near Ferryport. Family run. Off street parking, internet access, evening meals available, TV all rooms.
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Killarney Guest House
Western Road, Cork CityKnown for our comfort, style and excellent breakfast. We have a morning buffet of a wide selection of fruits, cereals and full Irish breakfast. We value customer comfort and relaxation and our guests have returned to us time and time again
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Gabriel House Guest House
Summerhill NorthWe are an excellently located guesthouse, just 5 minutes from the city centre. It is surrounded by gardens. There are excellent views of the east of cork from most rooms. Rooms are well equipped and available at great affordable prices.
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Garnish House
Western Road, CorkA world apart from the hustle and bustle of modern-day life and the lively atmosphere on western road, enjoy your tea in on those warm lazy days in our secluded flowery garden or one of our cosy sitting rooms with fireplace in a soothing atmosphere. Here, you will be greeted with such genuine hospitality it will make you feel like a personal guest of the family itself. The courteous attention you receive will set the tone for your entire stay and create an atmosphere that will quickly make you...
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Lanesville Bed and Breakfast
Lanesville, Killard, Blarney, Co. Cork.Brian & Susan Kenna welcome you to their B&B- Lanesville Bed & Breakfast located just 2 minutes from Blarney Village in the heart of the countryside. The popular attractions of Blarney Village and Blarney Castle are mere minutes from the B&B, while Cork city is just 10 minutes...
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Greenfield House B&B
Killarney Road (N72),,Mallow, MallowGreenfield B&B has 30 acres of land at the back of the house which includes the Mallow Loop Walk. You can walk out of the back gate and enjoy a leisurely, scenic walk along the Blackwater River bank, under the Mallow Bridge, past Mallow Castle and
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Rivervale Lodge
Bearforest, MallowRivervale Lodge, Bed & Breakfast, is owned and run by Anne & Maurice Doolan since 1995. Our B&B is situated in the North Cork town of Mallow, overlooking the River Blackwater. We are a short walk from the centre of Mallow which is renowned for its
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Chestnut Lodge
Shannonpark, CarrigalineChestnut Lodge 4 Star Carrigaline Bed and Breakfast accommodation is a modern split level dormer architecturally designed house 1 mile from Carrigaline town. This charming carrigaline B & B is also a family home where guests are greeted with 'A
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Blarney Golf Resort
Tower, BlarneySet amongst 170 acres of the beautiful wooded Shournagh valley, Blarney Hotel & Golf Resort has a lot to boast about. Its stunning location close to the historic town of Blarney in County Cork, steeped in history, legend and rugged natural beauty, would almost be reason enough to visit were it not for its many other attributes. The Resort�s impressive signature championship golf course was co-designed by two-times Major winner, John Daly. The luxurious 4-star hotel has 64 stylishly...
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Ashley Hotel
Coburg Street, CorkThe warmest of welcomes awaits you in Ashley Hotel located in the heart of Cork City. The Hotel is family run by Anita Coughlan and her enthusiastic staff. The Ashley Hotel in Cork City has a secure car park locked each night at 9 o'clock, 24h front desk service and also a delightful lounge/ bar and restaurant area. All of our 27 en suite bedrooms guarantee an accommodating welcome with direct dial phone, complimentary tea & coffee facilities, central heating and satellite television....
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Travelodge Cork
Black Ash Kinsale Road Roundabout, Frankfield RoadThe Cork Travelodge hotel is located only 1 mile from Cork Airport and is ideally situated for those looking for a base to explore Cork city and county offering spacious, modern rooms together with unbeatable fixed room pricing. For the corporate guest, the budget conscious family or short break customer the Cork Travelodge can't be beaten for low cost accommodation and value. All Rooms sleep 2 adults and 2 children or 3 adults. Spacious en-suite rooms, large complementary car park, a...
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