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www.letour.com detailed the account of Armstrong's tumble today:
"...The excitement generated by the race's arrival prompted a child, watching from the side of the road, to throw his arms forward. A bag he carried caught the right of Armstrong's bars and the rider in the Yellow Jersey went tumbling down. ...Riding on the wings of angels as Armstrong so clearly does, He wasn't hurt in the fall."
Later when asked about what happened, Armstrong said that he was partly responsible for riding so close to the spectators.
Contrast this with the 1992 TDF when Andy Hampsten made his epic ride up Le Alpe d'Huez to solo victory, and a young boy caught up in the excitment of the race tried to reach out to touch Andy on the rear as he went by and Andy punched out at the child, knocking him away.
We have been treated to a host of scenes of true sportsmanship by riders that display true strength and breadth of character in this Tour. I've watched a bunch of Tours, seen videos of races over and over, and can't remember anything like this Tour. Hamilton's courage, Ullrich's sportsmanship, and the very large personality and heart of this Lance Armstrong.
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Certain mutated cells keep trying to replicate their DNA — with disastrous results — even after medications rob them of the raw materials to do so, according to new research from USC.
New imaging techniques allowed scientists to see for the first time that while chemotherapy drugs shut down the DNA replication process of most cancer cells, so-called "checkpoint mutants" just keep chugging along, unwinding the DNA and creating damaged DNA strands that can result in the kind of abnormalities seen in cancer cells.
"Older methods suggested that these checkpoint mutants stopped replicating and that the replication machinery simply fell apart to cause DNA damage," said Susan Forsburg, professor of molecular biology in USC Dornsife. "Our new technique suggests that replication processes continue and actively contribute to the damage."
Forsburg is the corresponding author on a paper about the discovery that was published online in Molecular & Cellular Biology in October. She collaborated with lead author Sarah Sabatinos, a postdoctoral molecular biology research associate and Marc Green, a research technician, both of USC Dornsife.
Watch a video introduction to Susan Forsburg's biology lab and the cancer research that takes place there. Video by Mira Zimet.
The team used a common chemotherapy drug to put stress on fission yeast cells while they were going through the DNA replication process. The drug starves cells for nucleotides, which are the molecules that cells use to build DNA strands.
Previous studies showed that normal cells recognize the loss of nucleotides and stop trying to replicate their DNA — similar to how a driver who runs low on gas stops before he runs the engine dry.
What the researchers found is that the checkpoint mutants ignore this signal. Using the metaphor above, the driver of the car can't take his foot off of the accelerator and keeps going until his engine sputters to a stop. While this won't necessarily damage a car engine, it's catastrophic for DNA.
These mutant cells keep trying to replicate their DNA, unwinding the strands, until the DNA strands reach a "collapse point" where they break — arguably the worst kind of damage that can be done to a cell.
"We predict that this is a source of increased cancer risk in human cells that harbor checkpoint mutations," Sabatinos said. "Replication-fork instability or collapse may occur at a low frequency in these mutated cells without drug treatment, leading to more frequent DNA changes down the road."
Sarah Sabatinos, a postdoctoral research associate (left) who was lead author of the recently published paper, stands with Susan Forsburg and Ph.D. student Pao-Chen Li inside Forsburg's laboratory. Photo by Eric O'Connell.
The next step will be to determine what happens to the small fraction of mutant cells that survive this treatment.
"By bringing to bear a sophisticated combination of genetic tools, drug treatment and state-of-the-art imaging, Susan Forsburg and her co-workers have elicited a fresh perspective on a long-standing problem," said Michael Reddy, who oversees DNA replication grants at the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of General Medical Sciences, which funded the work.
"Their fundamentally revised scenario of the dynamics of fork collapse is likely to lead to invaluable insights as to how checkpoint-defective human cancer cells preserve their DNA, thereby resisting chemotherapy," he said.

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From: Jeff Squyres (jsquyres_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-11-14 11:15:39
On Nov 14, 2008, at 10:56 AM, Eugene Loh wrote:
>> I too am interested - I think we need to do something about the sm
>> backing file situation as larger core machines are slated to
>> become more prevalent shortly.
> I think there is at least one piece of low-flying fruit: get rid of
> a lot of the page alignments. Especially as one goes to large core
> counts, the O(n^2) number of local "connections" becomes important,
> and each connection starts with three page-aligned allocations, each
> allocation very tiny (and hence uses only a tiny portion of the page
> + that is allocated to it). So, most of the allocated memory is
> never used.
> Personally, I question the rationale for the page alignment in the
> first place, but don't mind listening to anyone who wants to explain
> it to me. Presumably, in a NUMA machine, localizing FIFOs to
> separate physical memory improves performance. I get that basic
> premise. I just question the reasoning beyond that.
I think the original rationale was that only pages could be physically
pinned (not cache lines).
Slightly modifying Eugene's low-hanging fruit might be to figure out
which processes are local to each other (e.g., on cores on the same
socket) where memory local to all the cores on a socket. These
processes' data could be shared contiguously (perhaps even within a
single page, depending on how many cores are there) instead of on
individual pages. Specifically: use page alignments for groups of
processes that have the same memory locality.
> The page alignment appears in ompi_fifo_init and ompi_cb_fifo_init.
> It comes additionally from mca_mpool_sm_alloc. Four minor changes
> could change alignment from page to cacheline size.
>> what happens when there isn't enough memory to support all this?
>> Are we smart enough to detect this situation? Does the sm
>> subsystem quietly shut down? Warn and shut down? Segfault?
> I'm not exactly sure. I think it's a combination of three things:
> *) some attempt to signal problems correctly
> *) some degree just to live with less shared memory (possibly
> leading to performance degradation)
> *) poorly tested in any case
>> I have two examples so far:
>> 1. using a ramdisk, /tmp was set to 10MB. OMPI was run on a single
>> node, 2ppn, with btl=openib,sm,self. The program started, but
>> segfaulted on the first MPI_Send. No warnings were printed.
>> 2. again with a ramdisk, /tmp was reportedly set to 16MB
>> (unverified - some uncertainty, could be have been much larger).
>> OMPI was run on multiple nodes, 16ppn, with btl=openib,sm,self.
>> The program ran to completion without errors or warning. I don't
>> know the communication pattern - could be no local comm was
>> performed, though that sounds doubtful.
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Members present: Senators Feakes, Bond, Caldwell, Conroy, Furney, C. Hazlewood, D. Hazlewood, Melzer, Minifie, Shah, Stone, Warms, Wilson
Guests: President Denise Trauth; Provost Perry Moore; Assoc. Provost Gene Bourgeois; Dr. Pat Cassidy, Chem/Bio Chem; Rebecca Swindal, Staff Council Representative;
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Meeting called to order at 4:00
President Trauth responded to the following items:
Phased Retirement:
Many policy and procedure statements have been under review this past year, including thepolicy regarding phased retirement, UPPS 04.04.51. The Faculty Senate has made aproposal to modify paragraph 04.04 to include the potential of a one to five year contract, as opposed to a one to three year contract. Although this modification has not been accepted, the Faculty Senate believes strongly that this option should be made available. With the current financial status, a five-year option would be more appealing to faculty considering the phased retirement option. The Faculty Senate would appreciate hearing the President's comments on this proposed modification. President Trauth indicated the issue was a complex one. The most expensive University items are faculty salaries and the University's funding will probably be flat for the next couple of years. With every phased retirement, there is a request from Chairs for a new faculty line and the commitment of five years as opposed to three creates too many unknowns at this time. The use of more part-time faculty and adjuncts will also make the FTE ratio go up. Actually, a number of phased retirements have been extended beyond three years, but in uncertain times, it is better to consider extensions at the end of the three-year period rather than at the beginning of the period.
The Faculty Senate continues to be concerned about nepotism on campus. Although theadministration has made attempts to alleviate the direct reporting between couples,conflicts of interest appear to remain and the Senate continues to receive concerns from thefaculty. Given the seriousness of some of the concerns, the Faculty Senate wouldappreciate hearing the President's opinion on this matter. President Trauth indicated that by hiring couples, the University has the opportunity to get two exceptional new faculty members when it might get neither if there were only one position available. Of course, the perception of personal preference should always be avoided and there should be a clear policy with transparency of evaluation. She invited the Senate to share specific instances of conflict with the Provost to try to alleviate any misconceptions, and asked for suggestions to develop evaluation procedures that will work better in the future.
Development Leave Recommendation:
The Faculty Senate has been working on potential revisions to the current development leave process. One recommendation for the process is to have the President's Office sponsor a development leave symposium at the end of each cycle, during which approximately 3 faculty members can present their results to the University community. The Faculty Senate would appreciate any comments that the President has on this proposal. President Trauth indicated that leaves are extremely important and can jumpstart research programs in new directions. A true evaluation process and recognition of accomplishments are worthwhile goals. We should do everything possible to increase the number of leave applicants and recipients. Last year, there were only twenty-seven applicants. The University could easily support more leaves. Faculty with an interesting project should certainly consider applying for development leave.
Legislative Update:
The Faculty Senate would appreciate an update on the legislative session. President Trauth indicated that during the Legislative Session, it was "never over till it is over." There are still six weeks to go. She mentioned four points:
The State Senate has proposed a budget that includes no tuition revenue bonds. Without the bonds, the Performing Arts Center and the Professional Building in Round Rock are in jeopardy. There is the potential of receiving stimulus dollars, but that too is a long shot.
Formula funds look good for the coming biennium. The current formula in the Senate is favorable for Texas State.
Deregulated tuition may come to an end. Two bills that have come forward that would have the least negative impact, proposing a mixture of public revenue with private tuition, i.e., if tuition is restricted, additional state funding will be provided. Of course, here again nothing is certain.
With regard to pay raises, the University is proceeding under the assumption that an average 3% merit raise can be provided, but here also, the raises may not materialize.
Another issue that was discussed was the pending concealed handgun legislation. It is gaining momentum and may happen. Neither the University nor any of its agencies, including the Faculty Senate, can support nor oppose any legislation, but individuals should certainly express their opinions to their individual legislators.
Texas State Vita:
When asked about the degree of conformity to the PPS to the University's CV format, the Provost indicated that what is required is that the information be listed on the temple be included and entered in the order listed on template A or B and that the headings for which a faculty member does not have entries should be deleted.
PAAG Follow-up:
Senator Minifie will work on suggested specifics for improving the University's nepotism policy. It was also noted that the University's Retired Faculty Association is continuing to pursue a resolution on the issue of phased retirement at Texas State.
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There were some final adjustments to the suggested changes for the faculty grievance process. The Senate approved the recommendations and they will be sent to University Attorney Fly.
Faculty Development Leaves:
Revision of the development leave process continued and some consensus was achieved regarding specific concerns expressed by Senators. The following items were agreed upon:
Faculty submitting proposals should be encouraged to route their proposals through a Faculty Senator from their college. During the process, the Senator is encouraged to provide input and recommendations to strengthen the proposal.
The entire Faculty Senate should be involved in the review process for each proposal.
The presentations to the Faculty Senate should continue and the process should be optimized to enhance the efficiency and atmosphere of the process.
The faculty who receive development leaves should be recognized in a substantial way. The faculty could be recognized through marketing (for example,
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A subcommittee, representing the broad viewpoints of the Senators, should be created to develop the specific process.
In its report to faculty applicants, the Senate rankings of the applications will not be included.
Piper Professor Policy:
Recommended changes to PPS 6.04, Piper Professor Award Recognition, are essentially done and will be considered next week.
New Business:
For consideration next week: Piper Professor. Also, the Senate will consider distribution of the Faculty Perception Survey of Chairs and Academic Administrators.
Minutes for 04/08/09 were approved as amended.
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Some of you may recall that it was announced earlier in the year as a US-only, invitation-based Technology Preview. The system has matured substantially since then, and as a beta, is now publicly available on the first-come, first-served basis. It also runs the same code as the IBM Internal Cloud environment.
The beta features IBM Software Delivery Services (SDS). SDS is designed to accelerate development and test cycles, and allow users to enjoy the benefits of the cloud directly from their application development and test environments. Images of key pre-configured IBM Software products (such as DB2, WebSphere, Informix, and Rational) are included in SDS, allowing users to experience these products with one mouse click, eliminating the need to download, install, configure and manage them. Â
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MONKEY LAND PCB GAMING BOARDUp for Auction with No/Reserve for an Monkey Land PCB Board made in 2003 by Astro M1 Version . These board is an 8 liner poker machine PCB boards. This board has been used, but slightly I have had these board for over 3 years now in storage because I own a bar so at the time I bought the boards for myself and was thinking of starting a amusement company at the time but decided not too. The board is fully tested once before I list the board of coarse "any electrical item especially PCB boards" plus I test them a second time and make sure the Electronic's/ Board are in 100% working condition cosmetically & functionally. All of the personal boards of mine are in great shape with low hours on them look new. Very well packaged when shipped to take away as much risk of damage as possible of any sort of damage. Pictures you see are of the actually board you will receive and if t is a glare of any sort on the screen it's just the glare from the neon lights nothing to do with the board it is in mint condition the pictures are actually taken in my tavern w I test & take pics of games myself. Not a picture of the same board already used in a listing or a stock photo! If you need anymore info please message me through Ebay. Insurance is included in the shipping and handling. Thanks and good luck bidding! IS SOME INFO ON THIS BOARD: Monkey Land PCB 8 Liner Game Board By Astro is a Big Hit! No spinning reels Poker Machine Board that is still very popular and well known. . A mischievous monkey throws out the symbols on to the screen instead of the normal wheels spinning easier on the eyes and lots of excitement! Your customers will not be able to resist, or if it is for personal use in reckroom/game area and is a very popular game with lots of features for your buck! Minimum bet is set at 1 and the Maximum can go up to 240 and all on screen programming to make penny, nickel, ect. & set all odds. In my opinion it is one of the top 8 liner of its day and still is! Features Include: 8 Line CGA Game Skill Stop, Hold, Double Up Progressive Jackpot, Treasure Bonus Animated Fruit, 3D Graphic's, Exploding Bombs and TNT Hooks up to Any Standard 8 Line Harness On Screen Programming Can be used with Printer or Without
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The software giant sat down with Anandtech to show off some of the promised performance improvements in the first Windows Phone 7 update. Microsoft officially detailed its intentions for the first Windows Phone 7 update at CES 2011 last week. The company is planning to address missing copy and paste functionality, better marketplace search and improved performance for applications and games. WinRumors sat down with Greg Sullivan of Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 team to talk mobile at CES. Sullivan explained that the first update will simply improve application start-up and resume times. Microsoft has been teasing build 7.0.7353.0 of Windows Phone 7 at CES to show off some of the performance improvements, seen below.
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Today was a beautiful day with beautiful horses. There were horses of every size and some donkeys, minis, a camel, goats, rabbits, lots of dogs (of all sizes), alpacas (I am sure I am missing some!) There were over 7 stallions that I counted, perhaps more, mares and babies only months old. All of the horses were healthy and beautiful ambassadors for their breeds.
Peter Whitmore who specializes in "starting young horses the right way" was the master of ceremony for the day.
We have been very busy so I hadn't looked too closely at just where the event was being held. We were very happily surprised to discover that the land the event is held on is very special indeed! It is property of Athol and The New England Equestrian Land Management Conservation Corporation. Also known as NEECA. There stated purpose is "to assist in the development and operations of lands set aside for the specific purpose of equestrian use.." Today, NEECA is a member organization of over 200 dedicated who have provided their skills, resources and labor to help expand the dream. Since it was developed, they have held clinics, fun days, and a variety of other events, including trail rides.
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Out of the saddle, there are many opportunities to sample cowboy life. You can choose from rodeos, hayrides, chuckwagon cookouts, horseshoe pitches, cowboy serenades and Western-style dances.
White Stallion Ranch, a family-owned and -operated 42-room guest ranch is also a working cattle ranch located on 3,000 acres on Tucson's west side, adjacent to Saguaro National Park West in the Tucson Mountains. White Stallion is the site of numerous Western films and is noted for its excellent riding program.
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This 74-room family-owned and -operated guest-ranch resort was founded as a working cattle ranch in 1868 and was transformed into a dude ranch in the 1920s.
Situated just 65 miles from Tucson, Rancho de la Osa was established as a guest ranch in 1923.
Rancho de la Osa's 300-year history has been preserved in the beautiful hacienda-style buildings that rest in the rolling Sonoran Desert grasslands of Southern Arizona.
On the outskirts of Tombstone, about 70 miles southeast of Tucson, sits Apache Spirit Ranch, a high-end resort property opened in 2010 for travelers seeking to experience the American Old West.
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The rodeo is Arizona's celebration of the cowboy, and a great place to see some Western athletics and pageantry. The 2011 rodeo, February 19–27, will be the 86th edition of the event that organizers boast is one of North America's top 20 professional rodeos.
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On Monday, Hanna, Minerva, and I went to see Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows. It was, like, the first movie we'd seen in the theater in over a year, since most of the shows we're tempted to see on the big screen these days come out in 3D and hello, migraine! So anyway, the movie theater itself was an experience. As was the wild, glorious, playing-fast-and-loose-with-history, as gay as a handbag full of rainbows, romp that was the film itself. I mean, really. Mr. Downey, Jr. and Mr. Law couldn't have made the thing more flirty if they'd tried. So really, a good time was had by all.
See, there were three … let's call them "female characters with potential" … in the film: Irene Adler (Rachel McAdams), Mary Morstan Watson (Kelly Reilly), and a Roma woman, Simza Heron (Noomi Rapace). Regardless of what you think of the casting decisions made, I think we can all agree that all three of these characters are well-positioned to play substantive parts in the action as it unfolds. Even if your OTP is Holmes/Watson — and let's face it, the film leaves you with little by way of alternatives! — Mary, particularly as played by Kelly Reilly, has enough grit to hold her own, whether you fancy a threesome or just a wife whose sexual interest lies elsewhere. Irene Adler, as a character, has more than enough scope to go toe-to-toe with Holmes, whether with him or against him. And the one original character, Simza, is gutsy and on her game whether it's in the sewers below the Paris opera house or bedecked with rubies at a peace summit in Switzerland.
Mild spoilers ahead. You have been warned.
What all three of us noticed, though, was the fact that the script writers seemed to feel that the plot could only handle one woman with actual lines at a time. Irene Adler, to our collective disappointment, is dispatched within minutes — "reduced to a plot point," another friend of ours put it sadly after seeing the show over the winter holiday. Sherlock oh-so-sadly delivers John to his wedding, hands him off to Mary, and then promptly retrieves him again en route to their planned honeymoon. Mary's allowed to get in one or two self-possessed, kick-ass moments before Holmes jettisons her from the train (and the plot), and the reunited couple dash off in pursuit of Moriarty. At which point, Simza is allowed to enter into the narrative, where she stays for much of the film as the native guide for our heroes.
So it's not that I protest that the central relationship in the story is two men 'cause we knew that going in, and anything else would have strained credulity. I don't demand hetero romance, or even equal representation in the cast list … some stories are going to entail more men than women and vice versa. What's striking is that the script writers clearly realized their female characters had better have gumption … but there was only so much ladygumption the script could sustain at once, apparently. It's cool to have Strong Female CharactersTM … as long as you only have one at a time? Or as long as they're split between the good and evil forces? Or in competition over our Manly Hero/es?
This, in turn, got us thinking about the exceptions to this rule in action/adventure and genre feature films. For example, Alice and Claire in Resident Evil: Extinction (2007).
Some other films we came up with included Silent Hill (basically an all-female cast), X-Men: First Class (Moira and Raven), the first Alien (Ripley and Lambert), and Sunshine (Cassie and Corazon).
This is where you + trivia night come in, Harpies, 'cause I want a list of films that don't assume action/adventure stories can handle but a single substantive female role at a time. For simplicity's sake, I'm calling for feature films only, not television series, since that gets into a whole tangle of rotating cast members etc.
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Sony announced that PlayStation Network and Qriocity users in the United States can begin the process of enrolling in a 12-month subscription plan for identity theft protection by visiting us.playstation.com. Before announcing the news on the official blog, some PSN users were informed via email. Here's more from the official blog:
"As previously announced, Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment have made arrangements with Debix to offer the AllClear ID PLUS identity theft protection program to PlayStation Network and Qriocity customers who are concerned about identity theft following the criminal cyber attack on the network. AllClear ID PLUS is a premium identity protection service that uses advanced technology to deliver alerts to help protect you from identity theft. The service also provides identity theft insurance coverage and hands-on help from expert fraud investigators. Sony has arranged, at no charge to eligible PlayStation Network and Qriocity account holders, for twelve months of this service to be provided by Debix to those who choose to enroll.
In order to be eligible, account holders must be residents of the United States with active accounts as of April 20, 2011."
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Garrett Muagututia
Hometown: Oceanside, Calif.
Birth Year: 1988
Position: Outside Hitter
Height: 6-5 (205cm)
Weight: 225 (92 kg)
College: UCLA ('10, history)
Joined Team: 2013
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- Earned Second Team AVCA and Volleyball All-America honors and Second Team All-MPSF acclaim in 2010, his senior year at UCLA
- Played a key role in the Final Round of the 2014 FIVB World League as the U.S. Men won the gold medal.
- Was a member of the U.S. team that won the gold medal at the 2012 Pan American Cup in the Dominican Republic
- Was a member of the U.S. team that took the silver medal at the 2011 Pan American Cup in Quebec, Canada
- Played in pool play matches during the 2013 FIVB World League
- Earned Honorable Mention All-America honors from Volleyball Magazine and was a second-Team All-MPSF selection in 2009
- Earned Second Team Volleyball All-America and All-MPSF honors in 2008
- Played in all 30 matches and 103 games as a freshman at UCLA
- Was an eight-time letterman in basketball (4) and volleyball (4) at Francis Parker High School
- In volleyball, led the Lancers to league and CIF championships, and earned divisional MVP honors as well as First-Team All-CIF and all-league honors
- Played for the San Diego and Seaside Volleyball Clubs
- Is the son of Faauuga and Kathleen Muagututia. Father was a three-sport athlete at Carson (Calif.) High School and went on to become a Navy SEAL. Mother played volleyball at UC Riverside
- Garrett is the second of three brothers. Younger brother Myles played volleyball and football for Stanford. Older brother's name is Grant
- Hobbies include playing the ukelele
"He can do everything. He's a digger, a setter, a blocker, a passer, a hitter. He can do it all. He's the only five-tool player on the team that can just do everything, and those guys are rare … if he gets hot at the end hitting, along with the other stuff he does, it's going to be a huge plus for us." Former UCLA Men's Head Coach Al Scates
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Richard Dembinski
December 2, 1923 - August 15, 2012
Richard Dembinski, age 88, of Stinnett, WI, passed away on Wednesday, August 15, 2012 at Hayward Area Memorial Hospital.
Richard Dembinski was born in South Milwaukee, WI the son of Barney and Rose (Soufka) Dembinski. He attended St. John's Catholic School in South Milwaukee. He went to work at an early age in a broom factory and then became a ship fitter at a ship yard. Richard joined the U.S. Army on February 19, 1943 and served as an MP while being stationed in China during WWII. Richard was honored with the Victory Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Theater Ribbon with 2 Bronze Battle Stars, 4 overseas Service Bars and the Good Conduct Medal. He was honorably discharged on January 8, 1946. He returned to Milwaukee where he went to work at Roundy's food warehouse before starting with Kyle-McGraw-Edison where he did final assembly & testing of transformers. On September 7, 1954 Richard was joined in marriage to Anita Alice Wood in Port Arthur, Ontario. In 1982 Richard Purchased a seven apartment complex with a corner bar called Sports Pub. He operated this business with his wife & sons until 1992. Richard moved to Stinnett, WI where he enjoyed fishing and doing remodeling work. He was an active member of the St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Stanberry, WI.
Richard is survived by his two sons, Tom "Lava" Dembinski of Hayward, WI, Bob (Pam) Dembinski of Spooner, WI; one granddaughter, Delaney Dembinski of South Milwaukee, WI; many nieces, nephews and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Anita; and four sisters and two brothers.
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The process is running in GF's new fab in Saratoga County near New York.
14nm is the node at which Intel will put mobile SoCs at the top of the node meaning that mobile SoCs will be the first chips to be made on that process.
So GF is laying down a significant challenge to Intel in saying that GF's customers will not suffer any disadvantage from process technology when it comes to the 14nm generation.
Intel had hoped that a lead in process technology for its mobile SoCs at 14nm would give it a power/performance edge on its mobile SoC competitors.
GF has been working with ARM for several years developing optimised SoCs for ARM processor designs on finfet process technologies. which will promote rapid migration to finfets.
Through our early engagement and co-optimisation with Globalfoundries, we will provide our mutual customers with a new level of system performance and an easier path to the benefits from finfet technology," "says Dipesh Patel from ARM's physical IP division, "the result will be a platform which is well-suited for SoCs based on the next generation of ARM processors."
GF's 14nm finfet process uses 14nm finfet transistors but the same interconnect process technology as it uses for its 20nm planar process.
Finfet inventor Chenming Hu says he expects everyone to follow GF's hybrid approach.
GF's 14nm process is expected to deliver a 40-60% power saving compared with its 20nm planar process.


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It has hardwood floors, oriental rug, king size four poster bed with marble top bedside table, unique leather and calf hair lamp. There is a 55 inch big screen HD TV, leather sofa, custom wooden shutters on all four windows.
The bathroom has an oversized jetted tub, 7ft x 4ft, made for two, surrounded by six foot tall mirrors on three walls. The Rosewood antique armoire has two bathrobes for your use. This room has a coffee maker, breakfast table set up and ready for the full hot breakfast that is delivered to your bedroom door each morning.
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Energy Drink or Sugar Rush?
New research shows so-called "energy" drinks are no better at counteracting sleepiness than a brief sugar rush. HealthDay News reporter Steven Reinberg explains:
People who think sugary drinks are a pick-me-up may be in for a letdown: New research finds sweetened beverages actually boost sleepiness.
"People wishing to alleviate sleepiness through the consumption of a high-sugar, low-caffeine content energy drink -- erroneously believing the 'sugar rush' to be effective -- should avoid drinks that have little or no caffeine," said study co-author Clare Anderson, from the Sleep Research Centre at Loughborough University in the United Kingdom. "It is caffeine that is particularly effective for alleviating sleepiness, not sugar," she added.
Anderson and her colleague Jim Horne found that, one hour after drinking a high-sugar, low-caffeine drink, people had slower reaction times and experienced more lapses in concentration than if they had consumed a caffeine- and sugar-free beverage.
Lona Sandon, an assistant professor of clinical nutrition at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center explains there are healthier ways to stay energized:
"To improve a feeling of having energy, start by getting plenty of rest, fluids, and fuel your body with quality nutrients from fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains and lean protein sources," Sandon said. "A balanced diet, including carbohydrate, fat, and protein, will keep you feeling satisfied longer."


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Although my key focus, at this moment in time, should be my university research project on 'National Right to Life', I could not refrain myself from procrastinating for that little bit longer by checking out some of the latest campaign ads. It was whilst procrastinating that I came across this ad. Now, regardless of some continued resistance here on Redstate, it is clear to see | Read More »


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2012 promises to be a banner year for the Lake Nona High water polo teams. The Orlando Sentinel featured the programs in today's paper.
Water-polo preview: Lake Nona makes fast improvements in 3rd season
Two years ago after failing to reach districts, Lake Nona's water-polo teams are poised for big things
By Brentley Romine, Orlando Sentinel
When Alex Bennett arrived at Lake Nona in the fall of 2009, he had dreams of building a state-title contender in water polo.
There was one problem.
"The players didn't know what water polo was," said Bennett, who won nine state titles at Miami Gulliver Prep, including eight straight with the girls team. "I was scared that they weren't interested, and we weren't even going to have a team."
One player, Cole Hamre, wore board shorts the first day of spring practice. Another, Michael Martinac, barely could swim 50 yards. Taylor Bullock would be so tired after workouts that she would fall asleep with her homework in her lap. Read more


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When nice is a vice
Culture | Without the proper foundation, niceness can conflict with virtues
Americans, by and large, are nice. And even when we are not, we seem to value niceness, sometimes above all else.
Sociologists studying our contemporary culture report that Americans do have strong moral beliefs, but ranking highest among them is the ethical imperative to be nonjudgmental, tolerant, and affirming of other people no matter what. That is to say, to be nice.
Niceness, of course, also includes generosity, friendliness, and kindness-qualities that Americans exhibit to an astonishing degree, even when we are fighting a war.
After the 9/11 attacks, the White House code-named the anti-terrorism crusade "Infinite Justice." But soon after, that title and the word crusade were deemed offensive to Muslims, so they were changed and apologized for. One wonders at what point other countries need to become sensitive lest they offend us.
When we attacked the Taliban, we dropped both bombs and food. The yellow packets of food, designed to flutter to earth, contained vegetarian fare that would not violate any culture's dietary rules, guaranteed not to offend.
Military experts said that such generosity, feeding your enemies while bombing their nation, was unprecedented in the annals of warfare. Certainly, the United States adopted nice tactics for good reasons both diplomatic and moral. But it was also a distinctly American gesture, an expression of aggressive goodness to defy a heartless enemy.
Such niceness is a good thing, impressive and something to be proud of. Yes, people in other countries often mock our niceness, which they interpret as idealistic and naive. But they often recognize its charm and, when they are the beneficiaries, as when the United States rebuilt a defeated Japan and Germany and made them economic powerhouses, they sometimes appreciate it.
We need to remember, though, that niceness, while an important cultural value, is not a virtue in itself. According to traditional ethics, the four cardinal virtues are justice (giving to everyone what they deserve), prudence (attending to practical consequences), fortitude (having the courage to do what is right), and temperance (exercising control over one's appetites and passions).
Sometimes niceness conflicts with these virtues. A boss may choose to be nice and nonconfrontational with an employee, when justice would demand that he be fired. Economic policy might try to promote generosity to the poor, out of nice intentions, while actually harming them through unintended consequences, a violation of prudence. Sometimes niceness can be an excuse to take the easy, pleasant way to avoid an unpleasant problem, a violation of fortitude, or to give rein to one's sentimental feelings, a violation of temperance.
Maybe we have become too nice to disapprove of anyone, resulting in the loss of social pressure that used to enforce cultural norms. Women and men having children outside of marriage once faced the disapproval of their friends and neighbors. Homosexuality, extramarital sex, and seemingly smaller vices such as bad language were "socially unacceptable." Today, expressing disapproval of such things seems the only socially unacceptable practice.
Although niceness cannot be found in the traditional lists of virtues, it probably grew out of the so-called "theological virtues," which are faith, hope, and love. (Strictly speaking, these are gifts of God, not virtues in the sense of things we should do, but these three were added to the classical four cardinal virtues to counter the Seven Deadly Sins. Justice, prudence, fortitude, and temperance were considered "natural" virtues that even pagans could exhibit. But only Christians have the foundation for faith, hope, and love.)
Niceness, showing the cultural influence of Christianity, is probably a secularized remnant of "love." We are indeed to love our neighbors, to love our enemies even, and this surely includes being nice to them. But love is more than that.
Love is patient, kind, and forgiving, but it is not particularly tolerant or permissive, as is evident with loving spouses and loving parents. Love is never content simply to leave the other person alone. Sometimes love is not nice.
Love-and niceness-needs a foundation, like the other virtues, namely, the love of God, faith in His Son Jesus Christ, and the hope of everlasting life. Without that, niceness-the kind that embraces all religions as the same, the kind that produces soft-hearted but soft-headed government programs, the kind that papers over important moral issues-can be not a virtue but a vice.


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Popeye has a language all his own. And while Webster hasn't recognized words like "digustipated" yet, there are some words that Popeye creator E.C. Segar did introduce into the English language.
In 1934, When Segar introduced a bodyguard for his villainous Sea Hag character into his popular Popeye strip, he actually checked many languages to see if the word he had in mind already existed. It didn't, so he dubbed his new creation Alice the Goon. The character was hugely popular and continues to have her following even to the point of Dark Horse releasing a statue of her in their Comic Classic Characters series. Goon is defined as a stupid person or a person hired to terrorize or eliminate opponents, which is essentially how the character started out. Of course, in strip continuity the odd looking creature didn't stay loyal to the Sea Hag for very long. Today, while the word Goon has gone out of style, it was very common and generations of people know it as a word usually associated with crooked underlings and henchmen.
In 1936, Segar introduced Eugene the Jeep. A strange little yellow creature who could predict the future, the Jeep was given as a gift to Olive from her adventuring Uncle. This odd little yellow creature was a merchandising sensation back in the day. He was everywhere and clearly impacted the American pop culture. Again, before the character was introduced, Segar checked many languages to make sure the word didn't exist. Decades later, the military created a General Purpose vehicle that could go over any terrain. We Americans love to shorten things, so General Purpose became known as Jeep. And yet, as a testament to this character's popularity and influence, the Jeep was never spelled with a G.
Popeye's popularity and influence on American culture can be seen in many different ways, even today. But it is few and far between that you can come across a creator that has enriched our vocabulary as much as E.C. Segar. And to forget what he did in his lifetime would be disgustipating.
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My wife is a professional photographer and shoots the wild horses in the great divide basin every year. She keeps telling me about all the elk and antelope and deer she sees. Now the photos of elk and goats yes, some decent ones. Deer mostly does and fawns. Is it worth giving it a look for a general tag?
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Hey there, this was a post from me not long ago, I think it may be able to help you:
Hey there, I am new to the forum and just figured I would start out with a little positive info/story. I hunted 82(deer) with a Region W tag as a NR this year which happened to be my first deer hunting trip in Wyoming. Man was it a great experience! I have to say that I come from California(I know I know please don't club me) and although many western states do a great job at managing (some better than others and California is obviously not one) Wyoming is holding their own. All of the information I was able to ascertain from the biologist/wardens/taxidermist etc. was very accurate and helpful. My dad and I ended up seeing close to 90 bucks and had an absolute blast in the 9 days and a good snow storm. I have been reading some posts on this forum and it is always interesting how hunters can have such different experiences yet be hunting the same hills. Obviously genetics, management practices, and a million other variables play into what makes a successful hunting area regardless of the species but I truly feel and based on experience that good old hunting hard/basic hunting tactics are the key to a successful hunt regardless of whether there are 200 bucks in the hills you are hunting or 1. I hope that I can learn from all of you guys on this forum but I also hope I may be able to help those in search of answers be more successful in the field. Headed to Idaho unit 30 for archery elk this year, cant wait already!!
first time drawing the Region w tag. not new to hunting wyoming but i am looking for any imput on region w..
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Drew a "W" tag also. Any suggestions appreciated.
Am in the same boat as others above, have been in W the last 2 seasons with limited success, drew it again this year, have been hunting primarly unit 82 looking to get away from the Orange Army and shoot a decent buck doesn't need to be a B&C record, again any advice would be appreciated
Hey aquahallic, I was thinking of applying for w next year, what does it look like for antelope there in 82. I think I may have points to draw antelope and then maybe region w for deer in the special draw as second choice. Maybe try to burn my deer points on 102, 101, 84, I don't know. I would like to kill two mammals with one stone. Anyways, Cheers.
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I checked my points and I have 5. Next year six, so there is a chance that I could draw 53 on the special draw, maybe 59 or 112. Not 58 or 57 If Im reading it wrong, someone please tell me what Im missing
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I wonder what is the top priority?
1. Win, baby win. Will he do whatever it takes to win, even if it means passing every down, or playing someone not working hard
2. Install his system and build for next season and beyond
3 Play as many underclassmen as possible
4. Try to win, but go with a system, and go with young talent.
After watching Game One, it appears he's going young and with a system first.
I think improvement from game to game is very important to Chizik, but you are kidding yourself if you think he's not doing anything possible to win right now.
I'd hope he plays who deserves to play, and straightens out who should be playing but isn't cutting it yet.
Do you honestly think he would pass on every down if he thought that might get a win? I don't think that is priority number one right now. He believes in building a running game first, then the pass. I don't think that will change. Just as Callahan in Nebraska did just the opposite his first season. I could be wrong on that, but that's the feeling I get.
2. Install his system and build for next season and beyond
Gene's got his contract. He's going to make the players play HIS way, within HIS system, or they'll just keep losing. Its up to the players. Do they want to win? Or do they want to keep playing the way they're used to and keep losing?
Don't get me wrong, Chizik wants to win right now, but he wants to do it his way.
His family.
Winning IS priority number one for Gene, without any doubt...the best players will play, and we will do whatever it takes to give us the best chance to win, in Gene's opinion. If that is to slow the game down by establishing the run, that's what we'll try to do, and if it's to pass every down, that's what we'll do.
I agree his family and probably a 300+ lb angry defensive lineman playing for him.
Originally Posted by Clone_12
Winning IS priority number one for Gene, without any doubt...the best players will play, and we will do whatever it takes to give us the best chance to win, in Gene's opinion.
I disagree with this. The best players WON'T play if they don't play the way Gene wants them to play.
If winning was number one, why didn't we pass more inthe first game?
Gene is going to do things his way.
I would guess that he wants to win every game and he believes that his way gives him the best chance to do it now and in the future.
If I had to pick one, I think that it would be number 4. That MAY be priority number one, but the priorities are probably so close that on any given day a different one could be on top.
Originally Posted by ketelmeister
If winning was number one, why didn't we pass more inthe first game?
Because Bret couldn't stop throwing it to the other team?
Because Bass had his way with Kent State in the first half?
Statistics show that we win more often when we run more often than passing.
They definately won't play if they don't play the right way, but if they don't play the right way, they aren't giving us the best chance to win, and my whole point is that we'll do whatever gives us the best chance to win...whether it be to play the right players, run the ball, pass the ball, whatever it takes.
A player not working hard, or playing within the system doesn't give a team the best chance to win, so I don't really understand why that's a part of number one.
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No matter what, it will be run first, pass second. I don't have a problem with that, but you need a good OL to do it, and we are not there yet. Chizik won't go with a spread offense and fling the ball.
I just got done listening to the press conference on the clone zone. And it sounds to me that he wants to win now. He said he is going to give players a chance to correct their mistakes from the previous game before he panic's. He said he probably won't make changes till the 3rd game.
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Comments: everytime i try to order theyre sold out nuff said lol!
From: Chris: San Diego
Comments: The Salt Lick is a more durable version of Yamamoto's Senko. It is loaded with salt, making the bass hold on. Last weekend, I caught six bass, ranging from 1.5 to 3.5 pounds, on one Salt Lick. A senko would've fallen apart after two fish. I wish they offered more color selections, but the green pumpkin/watermelon is money.
From: Steve: Bonners Ferry, ID