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This restaurant is very busy for breakfast and lunch, and I can see why the food was very good, I would reccomend it to anyone. It is quieter for dinner which is strange as the dinner is great too!! Give it a try you will be pleasantly surprised as I was
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Stopped here for bunch a couple months back, the staff were very friendly and service was fast. Unfortunately the food wasn't so great. I've heard that it is hit and miss – so maybe we got there on a bad day, The pancakes which were served were made very thick and were not cooked all the way through – still... More
The restaurant was good but have had a major change in management and staff and the food is just bad! Can't even cook bacon without burning it. i won't go back.
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Who's Fueling Whom?
Why the biofuels movement could run out of gas
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I first started to think that the biofuels movement might be slipping into la-la land when I spotted a news item early this year about a 78-foot powerboat named Earthrace. In the photographs, the boat looked like a cross between Howard Hughes' Spruce Goose and a Las Vegas showgirl. Skipper Pete Bethune, a former oil industry engineer from New Zealand, was trying to set a round-the-world speed record running his 540-horsepower engine solely on biodiesel.
Along the way, he spread the word that, as one report put it, "it's easy to be environmentally friendly, even in the ostentatious world of powerboating."
Well, it depends on what you mean by "easy." Bethune's biodiesel came mostly from soybeans. But "one of the great things about biodiesel," he declared, is that "it can be made from so many different sources." To prove it, his suppliers had concocted a dollop of the fuel for Earthrace from human fat, including some liposuctioned from the intrepid skipper's own backside.
Given the global obesity epidemic, that probably seemed like a sustainable resource. You could almost imagine NASCAR fans lining up for a chance to personally power Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s Chevy Monte Carlo into the tunnel turn at Pocono. But biofuel skeptics were seeing warning flags everywhere.
Over the past few years, biofuels have acquired an almost magical appeal for environmentalists and investors alike. This new energy source (actually as old as the first wood-fueled campfire) promises to relieve global warming and win back America's energy independence: instead of burning fossil fuels such as coal or oil, which fill the atmosphere with the carbon packed away during thousands of years of plant and animal growth, the idea is to extract energy only from recent harvests. Where we now pay larcenous prices to OPEC, we'd pay our own farmers and foresters instead.
Of course, biofuels also produce carbon dioxide, which is the major cause of global warming. But unlike fossil fuels, which don't grow back, corn, soybeans, palm oil, grasses, trees and other biofuel feedstocks can recapture, through photosynthesis, the massive quantities of carbon dioxide they release. This makes biofuels seem like a good way to start bringing the carbon ledger back into balance. Other factors have made the promise of biofuels even more tantalizing.
• Ethanol producers in this country receive a tax credit of 51 cents a gallon, on top of billions of dollars in direct corn subsidies. (In 2005, the most recent year for which figures are available, it was $9 billion.) In Europe biodiesel subsidies can approach $2 a gallon.
• Some biofuel entrepreneurs are coining energy, and profits, from stuff we now pay to get rid of: methane from municipal dumps, wood chips piling up around sawmills, manure from livestock facilities, and paper-mill sludge that now usually ends up being trucked to a landfill.
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Yeah, we need new energy sources... However, making fuel out of food sources (soy) is a very, very bad idea.
Posted by steve on March 16,2010 | 07:14 PM
Just a quick note of correction. The federal subsidy for ethanol is now 45 cts/gal, not 51 cts/gal as was mentioned in the article, and it goes to blenders, not producers.
Posted by Robert Gough on March 16,2010 | 05:12 PM
A couple of points the author conveniently left out.
--> Brazilian sugarcane gives an 8:1 return on energy investment. Brazil gets half of the fuel from ethanol, while using 1.5% of their arable land to do so.
--> Corn based ethanol is much better than the author points out, for the following simple reason. Corn in this country is often feed to cows. When you turn corn into ethanol, you get distillers grain as a by-product, which can also be fed to cows. In fact, distillers grain is a better feed product for cows than the original corn.
Finally, the author seems to falling into the "full substitution" fallacy of alternative fuels. It is not required that gasoline be fully replaced by biofuels. The goal is rather fuel diversity - replace 15% of gasoline with biofuels, another 15% with electrification, another 10% with natural gas, another 10% with greater vehicle efficiency. The combined effect of all these efforts will collectively protect the American consumer from dramatic shifts in oil prices, while also providing domestic jobs.
Posted by pjcpjc on March 16,2010 | 02:50 PM
"Of course, biofuels also produce carbon dioxide, which is the major cause of global warming."
This statement, so often repeated, is a lie. CO2 output has gone up 40% in the last 10 years, yet the global temperatures are in decline. CO2 levels rise when the planet warms, due to increased vegetation, and release from the oceans. CO2 levels are an effect, not a cause of global warming. And, CO2 is a very poor GHG. Stopping all CO2 emissions would decrease the concentration ~10 ppm, which would have no measurable effect on temperature (Christy,Spencer @ UAH).
Posted by Nick on March 16,2010 | 01:45 PM
Some facts that I have noticed:
My car, which is a very common one, gets half the mileage out of gasoline mixed with ethanol. It also smokes when the ethanol mixture is used. The average mileage I obtained from the gas ethanol mixture was 17 miles on each gallon. I also had to clean the throttle plate and injectors every 3000 miles (every oil change). I have since switched to gasoline and have seen an increase in mileage to about 27 miles per gallon. My question is, how is Ethanol, one of the "bio products" supposed to be better than regular gasoline when it not only causes more emissions, it also halves the mileage.
My car is in tip top shape and is kept that way. (My family owns an auto repair business) I used the ethanol in a few other vehicles also and got similar results. We also see several vehicles in the shop having major mechanical problems from using the ethanol blend.
The bottom line is, all of these vehicles, once put back on regular gasoline, emitted fewer emissions and got much better mileage. My car doesn't smoke at all anymore. After spending about 50 dollars to clean the ethanol residue out of the fuel system. (at cost, this wold cost much more if you pay a shop to do it.)
Posted by Jesse on March 16,2010 | 09:29 AM
Everyone forgot the paleoground water required for biofuel.
1200 gallons of water per gallon of corn ethonol.
Posted by Sustainability PDX on March 16,2010 | 03:21 AM
Algae has the biggest potential as a source for biofuel.
It can be raised in seawater, and thus doesn't deplete freshwater stocks.
It doesn't need to be created on arable land.
It has the potential to produce far more fuel per acre than any other source.
There are problems to be solved, but they probably aren't insurmountable.
Posted by Catch22 on September 28,2009 | 04:47 PM
Without a lot of time and money spent on additional research the energy crisis could be greatly alleviated by changing lifestyles and still have a lot of wiggle room for enjoyment. The consumers need to reduce the amount of stuff they buy do based on want rather than need especially in all areas that are energy intensive.
A good example is the vehicle they drive. When I am driving my two wheel drive, 30+ MPG car at the speed limit and I am passed by a 10 miles + over the speed limit 4 wheel drive pickup truck or a 4 wheel drive boxcar size SUV with two adults and two children in it that is driven 98% of the time on smooth pavement I get justifiably angry. Another of many examples is children driving cars to school and parents lining up to pick up children; in both cases school buses are available or they ase within a reasonable walking distance in reasonably safe environments. How about drive thru every things? How many of you reading this use them? I've quit! Hey I'm tired and in a hurry too and maybe my shoes aren't shinned but I park and go in anyway. Many times I'm out and gone while the drive-thuers are still waiting.
Pushing consumer subsidized ethanol is not the answer based on many studies and now actual use. Hydro electric is overlooked. After many decades a dam on the Mississippi at Alton IL was tapped for electricity and I was told that it now supplies electricity for one hundred thousand homes.
Posted by Norman Reindl on September 20,2009 | 11:07 AM
As pointed out by many of the other reviewers of this article, there are many fundimental problems with ethanol that are not discussed in this article. One, you have to use fossil fuels to make ethanol. Two, by simple chemical law, the law of conservation of matter, you cannot just "get rid" of carbon. When you make these plants into ethanol, the carbon is trapped inside also, so it still burns dirty and puts out just as much as it took in while it was alive. Three, there are millions of people that are dieing of starvation this week, and what do we use our food for, we burn it, that makes perfect sense.
Posted by phear monger on November 28,2008 | 12:25 PM
when I read the title who's fueling whom i was hoping this article would mention the often looked over point of ethanol. Ethanol is the newest framed solution to make american feel cozy. It takes a lot of petrochemical fertilization to produce corn and ethanol is the dumbest alternative since it takes a calorie of petroleum to produce a calorie of ethanol, but now it takes up space and drives up food costs, while lowering our surplus that could otherwise be given to countries that need it instead of powering our lifestyles. I forget who said it while accepting his nobel prize for technology of food but he said his technology was just going to feed the problem instead of mitigating the problem of population (the two are directly related). Has anyone seen the price of cereal go up. THIS CROP/FUEL IS DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY OIL, lets see a sustainable breadbasket where oxen till the earth, better yet lets not till and have sustainable farms that exist in harmony. DOWN WITH MONOCULTURE.
Posted by tomlyle on March 19,2008 | 12:23 AM
Check out butanol from switchgrass.Ethanol has 75% of the energy equivalent of gasoline while butanol is almost equivalent.
Posted by Philip Bernstein on December 22,2007 | 07:29 AM
I see Hawaiin Electric's name mentioned How much geothermal heat does it use for power production?
Posted by lionel on December 14,2007 | 08:19 PM
Yes, both ethanol from corn and biodiesel from soybeans or palm oil are not viable long term solutions. However, algae has been researched for over 50 years and there are probably a dozen US universities doing advanced research on algae strain optimization. Yields of biofuels are 30-80 gallons per acres of soy or corn, but approximately 2000 gallons per acre of pond algae. Thus, instead of needing billions of acres under cultivation, and consuming vast quantities of water, we can produce vastly more feedstock with 1/100 of the irrigation water. Now, what is good about the current growth of biodiesel plants is that many are multiple feedstock capable and will be able to switch, more or less easily, to using algae as a primary source. Stand by, this will happen sooner than you think, as these 2nd generation feedstocks become profitable.
Posted by Michael Sarin on December 14,2007 | 06:32 PM
Very little energy seems to be being expended looking at alternative vehicle design. The average car weighs some 2000lbs or more, and carries an average 500lbs payload. I can't see why it would be impossible to design a 500lbs car that would carry a 500lbs payload using a small IC engine. Motorcycles and light aircraft already do this. This could reduce fuel use by 75% right out front. The big problem of course is little cars getting wasted by big cars.
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Nov. 30, 2010 — On Oct. 15 a hired dog walker lost an airedale service dog named Lily in the Leavitt Lake area. Apparently the dog walker was running with the dog and let go of the leash. The dog walker then chased after Lily but couldn't catch her. Gone.
Lily is 8 years old, 85 pounds and has a thyroid problem that requires medication. She has brown curly hair and black markings like a saddle over her back. Her owner, Janie Reece, has been beside herself trying to find her companion. She has put countless flyers out, run ads in the newspaper and called Swap Shop.
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I'm pessimistic by nature. The saying about seeing the glass half empty definitely pertains to me. Try as I might, I can't seem to sustain unspeakable joy and a thankful heart for long without giving into worry and gloom.
"Gloom, despair, and agony on me
Deep, dark depression, excessive misery
If it weren't for bad luck, I'd have no luck at all
Gloom, despair, and agony on me."
I hope someone reading those words can remember where the lyrics came from. If not, shall I remind you? They are from a weekly skit on the popular 1960s and 1970s syndicated TV hit "Hee Haw." My parents watched the show religiously and I never forgot the words to that song. It's not my theme song, but at times I could seriously relate, which is a sad state of affairs for anyone.
However, the truth of the matter is that most Americans, and let me emphasize, most, including pessimistic me can find something to be thankful for. Sure, I think we can all think of someone who has it rough or downright bad. Some of the readers of this paper probably have it bad right now and I am not discounting that. But, even on my worst day, I can still find something to be thankful for. I am just too stubborn at times to want to admit it.


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Can the difference between life and death come down to asking 11 questions?
Domestic violence researchers in Oklahoma -- with the help of some law enforcement agencies, including the Tulsa Police Department -- have been testing this premise for the last year or so, at the scene of domestic violence incidents, using a set of questions known as a lethality assessment.
The questions are straightforward by design. Some are obvious: "Do you think he/she might try to kill you?" Others a bit more subtle: "Do you have a child that he/she knows is not his/hers?"
Simple, yes -- but, "I wouldn't say it's easy," said Sgt. Stephanie Jackson, who supervises the domestic violence detective division of the Tulsa Police Department. "I would say it's probably one of the most difficult things the victim is doing at that point."
The assessment is not yet standard police protocol in Tulsa, but is under study as part of a research project that also involves victim advocates with Domestic Violence Intervention Services - Call Rape. In addition to asking the 11 questions, police involve victim advocates to speak with victims at the scene of the incident. The advocate helps develop a safety plan that might involve arranging for a stay at a shelter for domestic violence victims. Victims can also visit the Ann Patterson Dooley Family Safety Center -- 3010 S. Harvard Ave. -- for help in seeking a protection order or with other services.
"We have a state law, every officer has to give a safety card to victims of domestic violence, but then that's incumbent on the victim to go and find the services," said Janet Sullivan Wilson, an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center who's helping oversee the research.
Overall, it's a much more aggressive approach that will also be ramping up in Tulsa through a two-year, $650,000 federal grant just now kicking in. The money will pay for the formation of what's being described as a rapid-intervention team focused on domestic violence cases where the victim is most at risk.
The grant money is unrelated to the research study of lethality assessments in the field. But it also will make use of a similar set of questions known as a danger assessment to estimate the potential for greater violence, said Suzann Stewart, director of the Ann Patterson Dooley Family Safety Center.
"We are able now with this grant to pull together our high-risk, high-lethality intervention team to immediately address the situation," Stewart said.
The grant will fund four new positions: a prosecutor in the office of the Tulsa County District Attorney, a police detective based at the center, an attorney to help victims file for protective orders, and a court case coordinator to help keep track of all the cases.
"We serve all of Tulsa County," Stewart said, adding that people concerned for their safety "don't have to be battered to a pulp before they come here."
The grant will help funnel resources to those who need them most, however. Stewart said the grant was announced in early fall, with a prosecutor already hired but other positions yet to be filled. The new team will be fully in place by January or February, she said.
"The belief is, if you can predict something, you can prevent something," Stewart said.
The history of attempting to assess the likelihood of escalating domestic violence began in the 1980s with Jacquelyn Campbell, now a nursing professor at Johns Hopkins University in Maryland.
"She really validated that tool. It's a 20-item tool to assess the danger, how dangerous is a domestic violence situation to the victim as well as to the police," Sullivan Wilson said. "And then in working with police in Maryland, they said 20 items was too much."
About eight years ago, the 11-question assessment began to be used by Maryland police, Sullivan Wilson said. Police statewide now use the assessment as part of their standard protocol at the scene of domestic violence incidents, she said.
Sullivan Wilson has long taken an interest in preventing domestic violence, serving as a driving force behind the creation of the Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board, a statewide committee, about 12 years ago.
According to the board's annual report last year, there were 1,000 domestic violence homicide cases from 1998 to 2010 -- with a total of 1,231 deaths, including almost 200 deaths in which the perpetrator died by suicide or was killed by police.
Sullivan Wilson said the board knew about the Maryland protocol, and was interested in making the assessments more widely used in Oklahoma.
"We made a proposal for doing a grant here and also went to the Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police and said we'd like to get this lethality assessment out to Oklahoma police, but it needs to be studied," Sullivan-Wilson said.
Several police departments, including those in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, volunteered to take part in the research, which includes a control group in which no such lethality assessment takes place. Follow-up interviews are conducted six months after the reported domestic violence incident to find out if victims have sought out services.
Jackson described the advantages in using the assessment.
"I would say, from the field point of view, we've gotten victims closer to the resources and more immediate safety planning, with being able to contact the DVIS-Call Rape volunteer," Jackson said.
Sullivan-Wilson said about a dozen more interviews are needed to complete the study, with results forthcoming early next year.
"We're hoping, by the end of the study, this intervention and protocol and assessment will connect people with services more quickly and more efficiently," Sullivan-Wilson said, emphasizing the need for strong data.
Tulsa police have not made a decision about what to do once their role in the research project ends, but "we are looking at incorporating the collection of the survey information into our standard domestic violence supplemental report," Officer Leland Ashley, a police spokesman, wrote in an email.
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Thanks Michael.. Great document for people.
Great diagram, Michael.
This has probably come up before, but what about the audio stream[s]? Are some of these outputs two channel only and others 4 channel, and some no audio?
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Thanks Michael for your superb work!
Couple of bits of info since your last diag update.
EVF output is 1280x720p
LCD output is 1024x600p
RAW data port is 10gigE Fibre
USB2 x 2 ports
Audio output is 2ch XLR
As always...many thanks,
Nice work, Michael!
Your diagram has saved me from posting about seven or eight dumb questions - worth its weight in gold!
Thanks, everyone, for the kudos. Glad the diagram is of use.
Thanks, David, for the extra info. Version 19 is now up. Just refresh your browser and scan my first post in the thread.
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Earlier this year, the Malaysian Ministry of Defence unveiled its glossy new website, designed to show off its military prowess and high standards to the world. Unfortunately, nobody had bothered to check the English translations.
One section said that the Malaysian government had taken "drastic measures to increase the level of any national security threat" after the country's independence in 1957. Another page suggested women should not wear items that "poke out the eye", an apparent translation of a rule that women should not wear revealing clothing.
Initially it was just sniggering Malaysians who passed the gaffes around on social media, but the chortles soon became global, triggering the Defence Minister to admit that the ministry had used the free online tool Google Translate. He subsequently ordered the new military site to be removed.
The episode was embarrassing for the Malaysian ministry, but it also provides an object lesson in the limitations of today's machine translation technology, which despite billions of pounds of research and massive demand from businesses, politicians and the military, not to mention tourists, is still only stuttering along.
According to Phil Blunsom, a lecturer and machine translation researcher at the University of Oxford, the field has made a lot of progress. But a time when a computer can match the interpretive skills of a professional is "still a long way off".
So why is it so hard to automatically translate texts?
Scientists and academics have been trying to automate translation for almost as long as computers have been in existence. In the 1940s and 1950s it was widely assumed that once the vocabulary and the rules of grammar of a language had been codified, it would make automated translation easy, according to Dr Blunsom. But attempts to make computers learn languages in this way over the next forty years were largely unsuccessful, unless the range of words they were expected to translate was very limited.
"The main problem is that language is too complex," explains Philipp Koehn, a machine translation researcher at the University of Edinburgh School of Informatics. "Language is always ambiguous, so you can't always use rules, and new vocabulary is always coming in, so you need someone to continually maintain those rules." What it boils down to is that there are simply too many possible rules for them all to be written down, and there are also too many exceptions to those rules, he adds.
Then in the 1980s, computer giant IBM carried out pioneering research into the use of words in sentences. Specifically, its researchers examined the relative frequency of different groups of three words occurring in a sentence. For example, they noted "going to go" occurs far more frequently than "going too, go" or "going two go". So although the three phrases sound almost identical, the first is statistically most likely to be correct.
This apparently simple insight had huge repercussions, opening up a new statistical approach to translation.
"The vast majority of research into machine translation is now pursuing the statistical approach," says Dr Blunsom.
Online services such as Google Translate and Yahoo! Babel Fish both use statistical machine translation techniques – although Yahoo!'s system is best described as a hybrid approach that makes heavy use of rules, as well as statistics.
More than words
The statistical translation approach works by analysing parallel corpora – bodies of text that have already been translated from one language to another. Put simply, the translation system looks out for a word or phrase in one language, that crops up whenever a word or phrase appears in the other language. If it spots "un chien noir" in French every time the phrase "a black dog" occurs in English, then it stores these two phrases together in a "phrase table".


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01 NovDenzel Perryman is one of the nation's top linebackers. This week he'll stare across the line of scrimmage and see freshman sensation Jameis Winston. Perryman and the Miami Hurricanes will attempt to slow Winston and his Florida State Seminoles in the game of the week. One of the B1G's best rivalries will also be on display, and an underrated SEC contest with plenty of NFL talent shouldn't be overlooked.


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We have videos of how to prepare mate! To watch the videos - click the icons below. French Press: Place yerba mate in the French press. Add hot water and steep for 3-10 minutes. We recommend using 1-2 tbsp of loose mate per cup. First, moisten the mate with cool water to protect the nutrients and flavor, then ADD HOT (NOT BOILING) WATER. Coffee Maker: Place yerba mate in filter basket, then brew. We recommend using 1-2 tbsp of loose mate per cup. First, moisten the mate with cool water to protect the nutrients and flavor, then run the machine as usual. Espresso Maker: Yerba mate brews well in most espresso makers. Place 1-2 tbsp of loose mate in a double espresso portafilter. Pull a long shot for a total of 4 oz. Great for making mate lattés. Mate Latte Recipe: Brew an 8 oz. cup of Guayakí Yerba Mate. Add sweetener (sugar, honey, or maple syrup) to taste and 4 oz. of steamed milk of choice. Top off with milk foam. Makes a 12 oz. latté. Mate Gourd: Yerba mate is traditionally prepared in a gourd and shared among a circle of friends. Welcome the moments of community born of your own mate circle.
I'm not sure if my palette is just unrefined or if it's the fact that I drink my mate 'latte' style with milk and sugar, but I couldn't tell much difference between this blend and the standard Guayaki. Don't get me wrong, it's still a fine mate, just couldn't taste much difference.
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Probably la creme de la creme and my personal favorite. A bit pricy, but I try to get some during special promotions. They did not ship it with the original order, however I called and customer service was happy to ship it for real. I have never had a problem with customer service or the Guayaki Yerba Mate team. Thank you so much!
This is a beautiful matte! The description is accurate - a light, fragrant tea. I was glad to have the opportunity to try it, and hope to get more before this limited supply runs out. Yay 2010 harvest! Thanks! KA
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I was eager to get my hands on Ache's Pride as I supposed that as much as Guayaki brand is above any other Yerba mate brand out there, this blend might have that distinction in Guayaki's own line-up. I find however, the traditional is still the most perfect fit for my preferences. After trying Ache's Pride off and on for a couple of weeks I would compare it most to San Mateo but with a wilder, more "woodsy" flavour. Even though it's not my favourite Guayaki blend, it is still easily much better than from any other company.
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I have been drinking Guayaki yerba mate for years And really looking forward to finally trying Ache's Pride. I found it practically flavorless and Bland and maybe stale. Very disappointed. Your other mates are much better.
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This blend of Guayaki is so refreshing in taste and in purpose. Smooth, robust, and foresty with the pleasure of knowing this is one of the greenest products someone can consume.
By far the most refined mate of them all! I adore all the mate' I have, but this one is definitely my favorite.


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Hello all, My group is currently outlining the plans for a ~140 node dual athlon cluster. Our networking needs are minimal: no internode communication, rare master-slave communication (with xfers of ~tens KB), and even more rare very large data transfers from slave to server (~100s of MB). Now, we are currently considering a hierarchical network structure, to minimize costs. In particular, we planned on having each set of ~15 nodes connected to a 16 port 100Mbit switch with a Gbit uplink. Then, each Gbit line gets plugged into a Gbit switch. The question I have to you, my dear reader, is: Do there exist 16 or 24 port Gbit switches suited for this purpose? The only ones I know of are made by Foundry Networks, who manufacture 16, 24, and 32 port models. Have I missed some? If so, does anyone have yea/nay comments? Your comments and suggestions are, as always, very appreciated. Steve ===== Steve Berukoff tel: 49-331-5677233 Albert-Einstein-Institute fax: 49-331-5677298 Am Muehlenberg 1, D14477 Golm, Germany email:steveb at aei.mpg.de
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The Marshfield Tigers Football team saw their season come to an end on Saturday at the hands of the Homestead Highlanders by a final of 49-8.
The game was played at Titan Stadium in Oshkosh.
Marshfield struggled to hold onto the ball early on, turning it over three times in the first-half.
The Highlander's running attack was also too much for the Tigers, allowing Homestead to build a 42-0 half-time lead.
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Fri, Oct 19, 2012 | 14:08 BST
Assassin's Creed 3 trailer focuses on Desmond
Assassin's Creed 3 has a new trailer available with the focus on Desmond. It's below, but note it's unavailable to view in the US. Assassin's Creed 3 is out at the end of the month on PS3 and Xbox 360 with a November release pegged for Wii U and PC. You can also still play the Cracked History webgame for the series through here. That's where the mysterious image of Desmond in the header came from. Via AGB.
Tue, Apr 03, 2012 | 18:28 BST
"You're going to experience more Desmond than ever before," in AC3 says Ubisoft
Ubisoft has said Desmond's story is far from over in Assassin's Creed, as in the third installment of the series, players are going to "experience more" of Desmond's story "than [they] ever have before."
Sat, Feb 18, 2012 | 14:50 GMT
Rumor – AC: Revelations DLC called Lost Archive, will release February 28
A GameStop listing outed by AGB has surfaced, and it states that the next DLC for Assassin's Creed: Revelations will be released on February 28.
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Report – Upcoming DLC for AC: Revelations is single-player
According to a roster of updated Achievements for Assassin's Creed: Revelations posted on Xbox 360 Achievements, upcoming DLC for the game is a single-player mission starring Desmond. The site doesn't mention the DLC by name, but the add-on includes and extra 250 Gamerscore points, and Achievements such as "Jump they say" and "Save yourself". In the past, Ubisoft has teased the availability of additional memories for Desmond, and the original game had an extra two pillars which were unavailable. We'll send a mail, but until we get official word, consider it a rumor. Thanks, Shack.


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Dr. Jeff Weidenhamer, trustees' distinguished professor of chemistry, participated in a news conference held by U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown in Cleveland on Monday. Weidenhamer completed testing last week on Halloween products at the request of Brown and the testing showed that none of the Halloween toys or products contained unacceptable levels of lead. "I am pleased to see that some measurable improvements in product safety have been made," Weidenhamer said. The news conference, which was covered by WEWS-Channel 5 and WOIO-TV 19, discussed the results of this testing, which was significantly different than the testing done in 2007 and 2008.
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The Mansfield News Journal ran an article about a Richland County commissioners meeting that discussed a study done by Ashland University.
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Dr. Peter Schramm, professor of political science and senior fellow at the Ashbrook Center, had an op-ed column printed in the Columbus Dispatch.
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Roger Beckett, executive director of the Ashbrook Center, was quoted in the Columbus Dispatch
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Dr. Peter Schramm, professor of political science, was quoted in the Cleveland Plain Dealer
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An Associated Press story about the opening of the newest inmate reintegration center
noted that inmates at the Chillicothe Correctional Institution are eligible for... -
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Ashland University was featured in a Wall Street Journal article
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Dr. Amy Klinger, assistant professor of educational administration,
was featured as a national school safety expert on a CBS radio -
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National comedian Tracey Ashley noted that Ashland University was one of her favorite schools
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The new health and risk communication program
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Dr. Amy Klinger, assistant professor of educational administration, was quoted in a number of publications,
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The Ashbrook Center and Ashland University were mentioned on the Rush Limbaugh radio show
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Merrill Tawse, professional instructor of biology and one of the state's foremost bat experts,
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WMFD-TV in Mansfield did a news segment on the World War II study tour
that is planned for the summer of 2014. The TV crew interviewed Dr. -
9/18/13 –
Ashland University was mentioned in a USA Today article
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Dr. Fred Finks, president of Ashland University, was
featured and interviewed for a segment on ABC's WSYX-TV 6 Columbus titled "Out... -
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Dr. John Moser, associate professor of history, was featured on WJW Fox 8 Cleveland TV and WKYC Channel 3 Cleveland
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Ashland University President Fred Finks
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8/21/13 –
Dr. Amy Klinger, assistant professor of educational administration, was on Cleveland TV's WKYC Channel 3's
"Live on Lakeside" show at 11 a.m. Wednesday discussing school violence. Dr. -
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Dr. Amy Klinger, assistant professor of educational administration,
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A Cleveland Plain Dealer article about an Entrepreneurship camp
for Ohio colleges and universities featured Ashland University as the winning... -
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Ashland University's use of reusable takeout containers from G.E.T. Enterprises Inc. starting this fall was featured in the publication, Plastics News.
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Ashland University track star Drew Windle
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An article about Ashland University being the first business or institution in Ohio
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Ashland University's news conference to announce a new partnership with the Advanced Technical Intelligence Center in Dayton
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Dr. Dan Lehman, trustees' distinguished professor of English, was interviewed by Associated Press
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Former Ashland University football player Carlin Isles was featured in a Canton Repository article
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Sandra Gallagher, director of the undergraduate education program at AU's Elyria Center,
was quoted in the Chillicothe Gazette as part of an article titled "Surviving... -
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has a story noting that the NFL's Dallas Cowboys have signed Jeris Pendleton, a... -
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Former AU football player Carlin Isles, was featured in a May 24 issue of the New York Times.
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Dr. Amy Klinger, assistant professor of education, was featured in a May 6 article in the Toledo Blade
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Sue Ramsey, head coach of AU's women's basketball team
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Dr. Peter Schramm, professor of political science,
was interviewed for the Power Line 100+ blog, which lists the 100 Best... -
4/17/13 –
Bob Gibbs, U.S. Representative for the 7th District of Ohio,
addressed the House of Representatives on April 17 to congratulate the AU women... -
3/29/13 –
Ashland University and the Ashland University women's basketball team
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Dr. David Fitzsimmons, associate professor of English,
had his new book, Curious Critters, featured in a Columbus Dispatch article... -
3/14/13 –
Matt Tullis, assistant professor of journalism and digital media,
had an article on the AU women's basketball team, titled "Land Of Hope And... -
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The AU women's basketball team was featured on Cleveland's WEWS Channel 5 sports during the 6 p.m. newscast.
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Dr. Peter Schramm, executive director of the Ashbrook Center and professor of political science,
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Tim McCarty, professional instructor and TV adviser in the journalism and digital media department,
had an article, titled "Video grammar for journalists, 'I shot video, now what... -
2/10/13 –
Ashland University Head Football Coach Lee Owens
is featured throughout a Canton Repository article titled "Think you've arrived... -
2/07/13 –
Fomer AU athlete Carlin Isles
is featured in a New York Times article titled "Sprinter Makes a Quick... -
1/29/13 –
Paul Graham, head swimming coach at Ashland University,
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1/26/13 –
Sue Ramsey, head women's basketball coach,
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1/25/13 –
Christina Fuhrmann, associate professor of music,
has recorded the 19th-century melodrama "The Miller and his Men" for the... -
1/19/13 –
Dr. Peter Schramm, executive director of the Ashbrook Center and professor of political science,
was quoted in a CNN online article titled "Why conservatives call MLK their... -
1/13/13 –
Dr. Andrew Trimble, assistant professor of toxicology,
as well as student Shane Daugherty and Ashland's toxicology program were... -
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Amy Klinger, assistant professor of educational administration,
was interviewed as an expert on school violence on NBC Channel 4 out of... -
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Dr. Tom Harvey,
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11/28/12 –
Ashland University's Ashbrook Center
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Dr. Jeffrey Sikkenga, associate professor of political science,
wrote an op-ed column that appeared in the Columbus Dispatch. -
11/06/12 –
Dr. Patrick Campbell, assistant professor of political science,
spent four hours on-air at WMAN Newsradio Tuesday night as a political analyst... -
10/30/12 –
Roger Beckett, deputy director of the Ashbrook Center,
has been writing regular commentary on the election in Ohio for The National... -
10/28/12 –
Toledo's Channel 13, an ABC affiliate,
covered the Ashland University football team's 42-21 win over Findlay on Oct.... -
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Two Ashland University students,
Mariah Moyers and Lindsey Richey, are featured on the Ohio Campus Compact... -
10/24/12 –
Lee Owens, Ashland University head football coach,
and Brian Gamble, starting free safety, were featured in the Massillon... -
10/14/12 –
Research done by Dr. Jeffrey Weidenhamer, trustees' professor of chemistry,
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10/13/12 –
Daniel McDonald, assistant professor of art
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The dedication and ribbon cutting for the new College of Nursing building
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10/04/12 –
Students and faculty watching the presidential debate
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10/03/12 –
Ashland University's new Teacher Network Program,
which pairs first-year education majors at AU with middle-schoolers from... -
9/24/12 –
Dr. Peter Schramm,
professor of political science and executive director of the Ashbrook Center,... -
9/20/12 –
Jacob Southwick, a May 2012 graduate of Ashland University
and a two-time NCAA Division II All-American wrestler at AU, has been signed -
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Ashland University's John M. Ashbrook Center
was recognized on Tim Panogos's blog titled "Millard Fillmore's Bathtub." -
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Lee Owens, head football coach
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AU's Journalism and Digital Media department
was featured on a news segment by WMFD-TV in Mansfield after the AU program was... -
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Dr. Mark Hamilton, associate professor of philosophy,
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Faye Grund,
interim dean of the Dwight Schar College of Nursing and Health Sciences, was... -
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Dr. Stephen Haven,
professor of English and director of the Master of Fine Arts in Creative... -
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Ashland University's radio station, 88.9 FM,
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A.G. Kruger, the Ashland University strength and conditioning coach,
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Dr. Jen Parsons, assistant professor and undergraduate coordinator of sports management,
was quoted in the Ashland Times-Gazette sports pages as part of a series on... -
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URL shortener Trim reopens 'indefinitely'
URL shortening service Trim is reopening its doors, restoring service to both existing Trim links and the core of the site that lets users make new ones. A company blog post that details the change of plans says that the company will continue to run Trim "indefinitely" while a trustworthy buyer is sought out.
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Form 1099-K Payment Card and Third Party Network Transactions
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Value of Funerals
Funerals are for the living, the family members who have lost a loved one. The funeral helps meet a number of the emotional needs of the family. It is similar to other ceremonies in our lives that recognize important events.
The many different parts of a funeral each have specific values to the bereaved family:
Seeing the deceased person helps a person overcome denial that the death has occurred. Until this is accepted, no progress can be made in resolving a person's grief.
Visitation, or gathering friends and family together at the funeral home, helps provide emotional support so needed at this time.
The funeral ceremony can be individualized to reflect the life of the deceased. By including religious beliefs, reflections of occupations, hobbies of the deceased, and memories of the family and friends, we can make the ceremony meaningful and comforting to the family members. This time of remembrance and memorialization often draws meaning from the deceased's life and reminds us that we will never forget them.
Committal to the earth of the remains is the final act we can do for our loved one, by placing them in their final resting place.
Why do we have funerals?
Why indeed? Vernie Fountain, founder of the Fountain National Academy, recently stated these observations in an interview published in the June 1997 issue of "Today in Deathcare". "Anywhere in the world you go, there are certain constants present in each society. In some of the oriental societies, when you are met, there is some sign of greeting. In oriental countries, it's a bow. It may be a kiss on the cheek or a handshake, as in America, along with a greeting such as, Hello, Good morning, or How are you? These initiated a point of contact with another human being.
The other thing that we see as we grow up, is that when we part company with another human being, there is some illustration - exchanging a hug, a handshake or a bow, and there's something we do fairly consistently. We say, 'Goodbye' or 'See you tomorrow at work', etc.
So if I came to your house, sat down at your table and had a cup of coffee and we were having this wonderful conversation and then all of a sudden stood up and walked out of the house without saying something, you would feel out of balance. Now, if I wanted to correct that situation so that you wouldn't feel bad, I'd shake your hand and say 'Goodbye. See you later'.
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August 23, 2012 At her family's restaurant on Lake Winnebago, Linda Wendt oversees a staff of almost 50 people. And that, more than anything, has made her feel a connection to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
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August 22, 2012 Jessica King's political views are rooted in her firsthand experience with social services, having grown up as a ward of the state. She was swept into office during the wave of special recall votes in Wisconsin, and says her constituents are fed up with obstructionism in Washington.
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Weary Wis. Union Workers Face Another Campaign
August 20, 2012 In the lakeside city of Oshkosh, a group of union workers say they're tired but ready to keep fighting. They've been through months of bitter battles over state employees' collective-bargaining rights — including a failed attempt to recall Gov. Scott Walker.
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Philly Author's 'Confession': I Lived These Stories
July 2, 2012 Author Solomon Jones says death can seem angelic at first — especially to the lost, addicted kids in his book The Last Confession. He says many of his stories come from his own experiences as a homeless drug addict on the streets of Philadelphia.


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Seagate have just recently announced their latest portable HD. Now hard drives don't tend to be overly exciting but this one is different in the fact it can stream files wirelessly to a number of devices including the iPad and other iOS devices. So in effect it is a 500GB HD and media streamer, you can easily just drag and drop files to it and then take it with you on a long journey and stream all those movies you popped on it to your iPad or iPhone….surely that's sure to keep the kids entertained and you as well for that matter.
Engadget seem to like it and have reviewed it here.