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TACTICAL innovations may always be secondary to hard work, particularly in the blood and thunder world of League Two, but flexibility has played its part in Oxford United's strong start.
When James Beattie sat down this week to work out how Oxford United were going to line up against his Accrington Stanley side tomorrow, the ex-England striker must have been in two minds.
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While managers can only have a limited impact once the action begins, it is a guessing game until kick-off.
Wilder said: "Accrington set up 4-5-1, I don't know until we get to the game on Saturday if they are going to persevere with that, which for the early part of the game at AFC Wimbledon last weekend they were on top.
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Wilder believes only the very best sides can afford to ignore the opposition and get away with it.
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There is one wedding Irish tradition that states: 'Marry in May and Rue The Day' while another states: 'Marry in April if you can, joy for maiden and for man.'
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The Irish Wedding Album CD - Click Here Ireland's Greatest Love Songs CD - Click Here I am convinced that if couples make the effort, they can have a totally Irish celebration from beginning to end - even to the pre-wedding parties. There's one quaint custom where the groom was invited to the bride's house right before the wedding and they cooked a goose in his honor. It was called Aitin' the gander it has to be where we get the expression 'his goose is cooked!' We threw one of these dinner parties for my daughter and everyone had a great time. (The apple-potato stuffing has become a family favorite!).
There are so many other traditions, customs and just an incredible amount of folklore to draw upon, that it would be remiss to be of Irish descent and not take advantage of all the possibilities. Here are just a few ideas culled from what eventually has become a 200-plus page book called 'The Traditional Irish Wedding' and it is now available in the United States and will be released in Ireland this spring. As complete as I could make it, the book covers attire, decor, menus, recipes, music, toasts, vows, and perhaps of most value, a resource listing that will help you find everything from Irish wedding gowns and tiaras to sheet music for a Celtic Mass.
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Dobbins" <brian.dobbins at yale.edu> To: "Vincent Diepeveen" <diep at xs4all.nl> Cc: "pauln" <pauln at psc.edu>; "Eray Ozkural" <examachine at gmail.com>; <beowulf at beowulf.org> Sent: Saturday, June 03, 2006 11:04 AM Subject: Re: [Beowulf] Building my own highend cluster > Hi Vincent (and others), > > I just wanted to add my own two cents after having fairly recently [snip] Thanks, i'll have a look at it! Of course i prefer to just put in a cdrom, hit enter and then connect the cables. But really, if you guys talk about cfengine i have no clue what universe you talk about. If i boot a machine without harddrive, basically the machine says: "F you, error! Press enter to reboot" Ok let's start please there. What do i do after getting that message? Which key do i hit? > recalled the relative complexity of creating diskless nodes 'by hand' a > few years back and subsequently finding the wonderful simplicity of > tools such as Warewulf (or Rocks). So, in the interest of providing > more information to the discussion at hand, here's a bit more detail and > other assorted thoughts: I put in a warewulf cdrom in the 'masternode', press enter, select at all 'diskless nodes' in bios: "boot over network" and it all works fine? btw does that 'boot over network means i need a 16 node hub for 100 mbit and connect all the machines besides the quadrics network also to 100 mbit? About wareful, small problem, how to coboot it with openSSI and elan3 drivers? Now don't tell me it's based upon open-BS, learning linux when Linus started releasing it start of 90s was already hard enough for me :) >>[From pauln] >>.. my apologies in advance: >>http://www.psc.edu/~pauln/Diskless_Boot_Howto.html > > While I think cfengine and custom scripts gives a ton of flexibility, > I've found it much easier on our diskless clusters to use the Warewulf > software ( http://www.warewulf-cluster.org/ ). It handles a lot of the > behind-the-scenes dirty work for you (ie, making the RAM disks/tmpfs, > configuring PXE & DHCP, etc.) and the people on the mailing list tend to > be quick to respond to troubles with effective solutions. Also, it's > actively supported by other people and it just makes life a lot easier, > in my opinion. It isn't hard at all to tweak, either, and I'd happily > go into more detail if you wish, but I'd really recommend a quick look > through the website as well, just to get a rough idea of the process. > > Secondly, though I haven't used it myself, I recently spoke with a > friend who was very knowledgeable about Rocks, which also has a diskless > mode, I'm told. Here's the link for that: ( > http://www.rocksclusters.org/ ) > >> Programming in MPI/SHMEM is by the way pretty retarded way to program. > > If ease-of-use and shared-memory style are more important to you than > performance, you might be interested in checking out the "Cluster > OpenMP" developments in the Intel compilers. OpenMP doesn't enter the room here of course. No no shared memory programming is way more easier. Just share in linux with shget and shmat some memory and you're shared memory. That's how diep works basically. If i go add all kind of fancy MPI commands to that, it of course slows down a factor 2 or so first, at a single processor. Much easier is to just keep using what i've got. Start n processes at n cores, and use shared memory to divide memory segments. The assumption in diep is that the process that allocates shared memory segments the first and also cleans them (or initializes them whatever you want to call it) is the processor at which the memory gets allocated. If that principle gets followed, then diep runs parallel fine, even with pretty bad latencies from processor to processor. The luck i've got in Diep is that it has the most chessknowledge in its evaluation function from all chessprograms in world. That's a result from me having been dogfood for world top players over the years and i actually managed to draw a world top 6 player once myself in an official major league game), some of them in world top 10 even. You learn the game quickly then :) So needing those 64 bytes from a remote node isn't happening too frequently in Diep and with 4 cores at a dual opteron of course the odds of it being at a remote memory node is far less than 50%. Example of access to remote memory is in hashtable: unsigned int l,procnr,hindex; procnr = ((((unsigned int)(hashpos.lo&0x000000000000ffff))*nprocesses)>>16); hindex = (unsigned int)((((hashpos.lo>>16)&0x00000000ffffffff)*abmod)>>32); hentry = &(globaltrans[procnr][hindex]); So basically it exists: HashEntry *globaltrans[MAXPROCESSORS]; I attach simply with shmget/shmat shared memory to that from remote processors. Then what happens is a lookup. This is a lot simpler of course than OpenMP not to mention MPI. This is simplistically how you program for a shared memory machine such as a quad opteron or a quad xeon too. This is how the commercial version of the software looks like too of course. As you see i also avoid a slow 'modulo' instruction or 2 in the code. Average coders would write here something like: procnr = ((unsigned int)hashpos.lo) % (unsigned int)nprocesses); hindex = (unsigned int)((hashpos.lo>>16)%abmod); modulo and dividing is BAD on the processor. Very very slow. Though not near as slow as a MPI call. > This is mostly an aside, but why would you need to strip MPI commands to > run on a 4 or 8 processor system? The basic point is: most sciensits first slow down their program factor 20 to get MPI and in order to then simply throw factor 1000 at it. I can't afford that loss at a single mainboard machine. This software is quite optimized written to run optimal at a single mainboard machine. No slowdowns. So if i add MPI calls that slows me down. If i move from my dual opteron dual core to a 16 node cluster using mpi calls, my first priority is to be faster than something very well optimized for a single mainboard machine. THAT IS NOT EASY. > matter. I agree shared memory methods are easier to program, but I It's not about stripping. We're talking about 2.2 MB of optimized C code where i would ADD mpi commands to, with all bugs that you get and that need to bugfixed. Bugfixing that takes years. Vincent > Finally, going back to the beginning of the discussion, I'd just caution > you about putting motherboards on a slab of wood in a garage. The > filter might keep dust out of the garage, but other things always seem > to manage to get into garages, and lots of creepy-crawly things love > warmth and light - two things your system are bound to give off. :) Bugs :) Thanks, Vincent
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The MAROON Vol. 61, No. 11 November 12,1982 Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 LU faculty salaries exceed average By Nancee Lewis Staff Reporter Loyola faculty salaries are above the average of faculty salaries of comparable universities in the West, South and Central regions, according to figures released by John Sears, director of . the Office of Planning, Management and Evaluation. In 1977 the Board of Trustees adopted a policy that set and would keep Loyola faculty salaries above the average in order to hold a competitive hiring position. "An institution of this quality must have the ability to attract and maintain a faculty of the same quality. It's simply a matter of justice to the students and the university," Sears said. According to the regional average figures for the 1981-82 school year, released from the American Association of University Professors Definitions and Formulae, faculty salaries for professors averaged 6.3 percent higher. The regional faculty salary is $28,744, whereas the average Loyola faculty salary is $30,560. An associate professor at Loyola receives $25,148, 5.5 percent higher than the regional average of $23,832. The salary of an assistant professor at Loyola is 4.4 percent higher than other universities in the region. Regionally, assistant professors receive an average salary of $20,283 as compared with the $27,178 Loyola pays assistant professors. A comparison of Loyola instructors and regional instructors shows that the Loyola instructor receives a 15.1 percent higher salary than the regional average. The average pay for a Loyola instructor is $19,241 while the average regional instructor receives $16,722. Sears said, "Quality costs money. If you have the money to hire high quality people this will result in a high quality faculty." Dr. Fredrick J. Dobney, dean of the City College, said, "Salaries play a definite role and determine faculty morale. Whether we pay enough to attract the very best is something we don't know, but school reputation of academic quality and location play a role." Dr. David Swanzy, dean of the College of Music, said, "In comparison with the average Loyola salary, the College of Music is not in a favorable position, but in accordance with comparitive universities in the region our ranking is favorable. In the competitive job market, the final offering makes a big difference." According to Joel D. Bourgeois, assistant to the Academic Vice President for Budgets and Contracts, seven new full-time faculty positions have been created. The College of Arts and Sciences filled three of the positions while each of the other four colleges created and filled one of the remaining positions. The salary increases experienced by the faculty are equally distributed into the different colleges, but the salary increases to each department member are based on merit. "In the business, accounting, computer science and law fields good salaries do play a major role because we are competing with business and industry, and Loyola is making substantial progress on this competitive basis," Dobney said. Philip Frohnmayer, associate professor in the College of Music, said, "I came here for various reasons such as program quality, location and Jesuit affiliation. "There was no question of salary because Loyola is competitive. It is well funded and would offer me greater job security than another university without its financial backing," he said. "Salary consideration was about Comparative Faculty Salaries Loyola Regional Percent Average Difference Professor $30,560 $28,744 + 6.3 Associate $25,148 $23,832 + 5.5 Assistant $21,178 $20,283 +4.4 Instructor $19,241 $16,722 +15.1 Figures courtesy of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) Definitions and Formulae. third on my list," according to mathematical sciences instructor Forrestt Severtson. Although the instructors' salaries at Loyola exceeded the average, Severtson said, "The regional average salary doesn't matter, considering that industry offers substantially more. Teaching and concern for students is the important factor." Dr. Denis Janz, associate professor of religious studies —Photo by John McCusker Vox system operating with limited student use By Stan Hjartberg Staff Reporter Computing capacity increased Loyola's new Vax 11/750 computer is on line on a limited basis and is being used by students in certain computer science classes. According to Daniel Bontempo, assistant academic systems coordinator, they are having trouble with a Pacx switch — a switch that will enable both the Vax and the existing Hewlett- Packard 3000 to be accessed from any terminal. At this time there are four terminals tied directly into the Vax. Bontempo said, "Instead of waiting for the switch, we hooked these [the four terminals] up, so that classes wanting to use the Vax could." He added that the work load on the HP system has been reduced. The Vax system will relieve the HP by handling accounts using the computer languages Pascal and Fortran. Since the Vax is not programmed for Cobol, the HP system will still handle any information programmed in Cobol. The Vax does include a more recent edition of Fortran, containing refinements not found in the HP's version. Both systems will continue to handle Fortran accounts. The Vax's version of BASIC, according to Bontempo, is better than the BASIC on the HP. For the past few semesters the HP has been plagued by a limit on the number of individual users it could keep track of. "It [the Vax] goes a long way, but every time you solve some problems you get others you didn't see before," Bontempo said. The Vax, he said, "will reduce the number of users on the HP by one-third to one-half. The HP's limit is still there, but the Vax solves the problem." By making extra space available, Academic Systems estimates that the number of users on the computer will increase. Already the HP is engaged approximately 40,000 times each semester by its users. The Vax provides 100 percent more storage capacity. Specifically, the Vax adds 250 million bytes (characters) of memory to the system. Bon tempo expects the load to increase rapidly to fill the new space. "Once people start [using the computer], they always think of 10 other things to do." Some of the departments already using the system are psychology, sociology, history, the College of Music, City College and the Loyola School of Law. There are also transient users engaged in individual work. City College will be adding a computer science degree program sometime in the near future. "The new space," said Bontempo, "will certainly never go to waste."
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