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Protesters accused Whipps Cross Hospital's operating trust of bullying after the failed dismissal appeal of sacked long-term employee and union rep Charlotte Monro.
Representatives from three health service campaign groups confronted Barts Health NHS Trust health board members and demanded Ms Monro's reinstatement at a meeting on Wednesday at Newham University Hospital.
They claim the trust was "determined to get" Ms Monro, a moving and handling co-ordinator at the Leytonstone hospital, who was dismissed for serious misconduct in October after working at Whipps for 26 years.
Reps from We are Waltham Forest - Save Our NHS, Newham Save Our NHS and Tower Hamlets Keep Our NHS Public read a statement saying: "The government states that it wants staff to feel safe to speak out if they see or hear anything that could compromise patient care.
"Barts Health says it subscribes to the same policy. Yet Charlotte Monro has been sacked, we say because of her work as a trade union rep, not for the main issue she was originally dismissed for – speaking to her local scrutiny committee.
"As a trade union rep she had consulted some of her members on what you claimed was a confidential plan and for assault charges she had not disclosed, dredged up from 30 years ago in protests which resulted in encounters with the police.
"In other words you were determined to get her."
A Unison spokesman said: "The local trade union Unison Whipps Cross branch believes the sacking was motivated out of a desire to create a climate of fear amongst the workforce. This was at the time when the hospital was preparing for reductions to pay and conditions for members.
"In particular following the Mid Staffs scandal, the sacking can have the dangerous and negative effect of sending out a message to workers that it's best to keep their mouth shut rather than risk disciplinary action."
Ms Monro was dismissed for failing to disclose previous criminal convictions and breaching confidentiality.
She unsuccessfully appealed her dismissal on Monday.
Barts says the reasons for her dismissal were for personal misconduct and "categorically" not for her union work.


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HOUSTON - Richmond Avenue said goodbye to a 70-foot saxophone that's made its home there for the past 20 years.
The saxophone, called "Smokesax," will be moved from its home in the 6000 block of Richmond in the Galleria area, officials said, to its new home at the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art on Munger Street in east Houston.
Officials said the sax was built by Texas artist Bob Wade as a special installation for the now defunct Billy Blues Bar and Grill.
The sax was constructed out of car parts, oil field pipes and a surfboard as well as an entire Volkswagen Beetle that forms the u-joint base, officials said. The over-sized instrument was restored three years ago.
"We are thrilled to have been chosen to receive this fantastic and much beloved symbol of Texas' creativity from on of the state's most influential contemporary artists," said Lynette Wallace, executive director of the Orange Show Center. "We look forward to permanently installing it on the Orange Show's property and adding to the colorful artistic community in Houston's east end."
Crews started working on the removal process Thursday morning. Officials said the 13-mile journey will take an entire day. Artist Bob Wade will be overseeing the removal and transportation process, officials said. Once at the Orange Show, it will be housed in the organization's warehouse until an exact location has been chosen for permanent display.
Officials said the cost for transportation and installation will total more than $40,000. A majority of which, officials said they're hoping to raise through private donations and public support.
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This article was published 12/11/2013 (1380 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Jazz is an open art form for bassist and bandleader Omer Avital, and he feels his mixture of jazz and world music doesn't need to be labelled.
"For me there is not much difference between the styles, since I know and feel both worlds," says the New York-based, Israeli-born musician whose quintet performs here Nov. 19 as part of the Tarbut Festival of Jewish Culture.
"By definition, I guess my music could be called jazz since jazz is the way I became a serious musician, and also my band is made of jazz musicians, which means that all of us know the tradition -- the body of work of all the greats which we share and the language of the music -- and that's how we communicate musically," Avital says before heading out on a tour that includes stops in Jerusalem and Taichung, Taiwan.
"It is an incredible band, indeed."
He's right about the band, of course. Avital, which includes saxophonists Greg Tardy and Eli Degibri, pianist Yonatan Avishai and drummer Daniel Freedman, promise an excellent jazz show, whatever elements the music contains and whatever you call it.
It's like Duke Ellington says: There are two kinds of music, good and bad. These guys are good.
As Avital adds: "Jazz has always been a pretty open art form and culture which welcomed new traditions and elements into itself, so for me what I'm doing is pretty much a continuation of this great and vast tradition.
"For me it's about the quality and feeling of the music and not the genre. I noticed that people love good music that makes them feel something inside. Each tradition has its own special qualities and people have their own preferences. I've played swinging jazz concerts where people were super-enthusiastic to hear some swing and blues and I've played some Middle Eastern concerts where people loved the grooves and the feeling, as well. As a musician I focus on creating the best music I can create in each concert," the bassist says.
For its Winnipeg show, Avital's band will perform music from his latest recording, Suite of the East, and new music recorded last summer in Paris for a 2014 release.
"The set includes only my own compositions but all the band members are great composers on their own right. Their interpretation is highly important to me and they get to have a lot of freedom on the bandstand. I also believe that jazz composition should always involve the players and I try to write and fit my material as much as possible for whoever is playing with me," Avital adds.
"I studied a few traditions in my life so far. I started as a classical guitarist playing European art music as a kid, then continued to serious studies of jazz and the traditions of swing and blues and eventually studied Middle Eastern and North African music on a professional level. In my own music as a composer/band leader, I think I use all of these traditions and elements from those genres, but I'm pretty sure my overview, or point of view, so to speak, is that of a jazz musician.
"In other words, the concept and life philosophies of people such as Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, etc., are what influenced me the most in creating my own artistic concept and view of music and the world around us. Yet at the same time, a lot of the feeling and sensations I get in my music come from my background and my history and my heritage, which is Middle Eastern and North African," says Avital.
Avital will also hold a master class, Nov. 18 at the University of Manitoba jazz studies program in the faculty of music annex at 3 p.m.
The following day, the Omer Avital Quintet performs in the Berney Theatre at the Rady Jewish Community Centre at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $38, $35 for members and $20 for limited student seats at www.radyjcc.com and 204-477-7510.
The Tarbut festival -- which features music, film and authors from Nov. 16 to 24 -- includes the show In Tribute to Barbra Streisand headlined by Winnipeg singer Heitha Forsyth, Nov. 16, with local musicians Will Bonness (piano), Karl Kohut (bass), Rob Siwik (drums), Paul Balcain (tenor sax), Andrew Littleford (trumpet), Todd Martin (mellophone and flugelhorn), Kristopher Ulrich (guitar) and backup vocalists David Grenon, Brooke Wylie and Joanna Majoko.


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AUCTIONEERS and solicitors have recreated the moment 100 years ago when their predecessors played a game of cricket, days before the First World War broke out.
On July 24, 1914, two teams gathered in Colchester's Castle Park for a match.
Four days later, the Great War started and many of the players joined the Armed Forces.
One solicitor, Mr A E Sparling, did not return.
On Friday, representatives from Colchester law firms, auction houses, letting agencies and chartered surveyors held a memorial rematch.
The event raised money for soldiers' charity the ABF and the Rob George Foundation, boosted by souvenir programmes, which raised £4,000 through advertising, a bar, barbeque and raffle.
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All this is old hat, so there is no sense struggling with what exactly James Madison had in mind about the militia when he and his otherwise succinct brethren were marking up the Bill of Rights. Nor do we need to hear how no laws can stop crazy people from getting guns so what's the point of gun laws in our nation or laws for everything else? And how guns don't kill people, and so on and so forth.
Rather, it's just obvious that we Americans possess too many firearms — almost 90 per 100 people, far more than anybody else in the whole world. And obviously it's too easy for us to obtain these automatic weapons of human destruction — this should also be obvious by now — and that nothing will change unless the very people who are gun owners themselves support the changes the president swears to promote. Hunters are good citizens who want guns to shoot game. Nobody can accuse them of supporting the confiscation of guns.
If the sportsmen would let their voices of conscience be heard above the homicidal fusillade, then some sensible prohibitions could be enacted, for those who have the potential to reduce the gun carnage in the United States of America are precisely the people who own guns and who are good sports.


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Kemp ends slump with four hits; Adrian notches three RBIs
DENVER -- A sore hip put infielder Erisbel Arruebarrena on the disabled list Sunday, but Josh Beckett took his ailing hip to the Coors Field mound and battled to an 8-2 Dodgers win over the Rockies.
After the Indians roughed him up at home, Beckett rebounded with five scoreless innings before the demands of baserunning "tweaked" an already bothersome left (landing) hip. At the suggestion of vice president of medical services Stan Conte, who noticed Beckett favoring his left side and changing his arm angle, the pitcher was removed, having made 82 pitches.
Beckett was on the bases because he keyed the decisive five-run fifth inning with a one-out double, but he said the start and stop of running to third base on Dee Gordon's single flared up the hip, even though he later pitched a perfect bottom of the fifth with two strikeouts.
Beckett said it wasn't the late slide into third base that caused his discomfort but rather a hesitation to make sure the ball got through the infield. He couldn't say if he'd be able to make his next start, tentatively scheduled for Sunday before the All-Star break. The Dodgers have lined up Red Patterson to pitch for Triple-A Albuquerque on the same day as Beckett in case they need a late sub.
"I tweaked the hip. It's been bothering me," Beckett said. "We'll see where we're at tomorrow. It's been a little more of a battle the last couple of weeks. The day I pitch is the best I feel all week."
Which means Beckett has trouble bouncing back in the first few days after a start. Before he left, Beckett (6-5, 2.26 ERA) issued three walks, ending the club's MLB-record streak for consecutive starts with no more than two walks at 39.
"I knew if [the streak] got to me, it was going to end," said Beckett. "I don't have the stuff to keep that going here."
Matt Kemp broke out of his slump with four hits and two RBIs and Adrian Gonzalez (who finished second in All-Star voting at first base) drove in three runs, two with a bases-loaded single in the fifth inning. Beckett started that five-run rally with a one-out double off Colorado starter Yohan Flande, making only his third Major League start. It was Beckett's third double in his last two games.
Beckett nearly maimed himself with a late slide into third on Gordon's second single, but after a walk to Puig loaded the bases, Gonzalez singled home Beckett and Gordon. Kemp singled home Puig and Scott Van Slyke walked to load the bases again.
Juan Uribe's second of three hits was a slow roller to third baseman Nolan Arenado, who made a bare-hand pickup and threw home, with catcher Wilin Rosario making a swipe tag. Plate umpire Jeff Kellogg called Gonzalez out, but Dodgers manager Don Mattingly challenged and the call was overturned, with Gonzalez scoring and the bases remaining loaded. With two out, Miguel Rojas was hit by a pitch for the fifth run.
Beckett and Rojas continued through the bottom of the fifth inning, but when the Dodgers came out for defense in the sixth inning, Beckett and Rojas had been replaced by Chris Perez and Carlos Triunfel. X-rays were negative on Rojas' bruised right forearm.
Troy Tulowitzki and Justin Morneau greeted Perez with singles. Gordon tried to turn Arenado's soft liner into a double play by letting it bounce, but after flipping it to Triunfel for the first out, the shortstop's wild relay to first allowed Tulowitzki to score.
Puig doubled in an insurance run in the eighth inning after a walk to Triunfel and a broken-bat pinch-single by Clint Robinson. Gonzalez was robbed by DJ LeMahieu of another hit and Robinson scored on the out. Kemp's fourth hit scored Puig.
The Rockies scored a run in the bottom of the eighth when Triunfel apparently thought it was already two outs instead of one and bypassed a double play for an out at first base.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Many of you read with interest the post from Prof. L. I have been corresponding with him for the past few days.
We would like to ask for your assistance, especially those of you who are residing in the U.K.
A proposal goes before the UK's Department of Health next week, asking that 2-4 National Centers for Cholangiocarcinoma care be set up in the UK. This would mean streamlining many processes and having access to the best possible care available, correct equipment, facilities and trained personnel for Cholangio patients.
It is important that the Ministers of Health understand the difficulty of the current patient journey. They also need to know that there would be public support and interest, particularly from families that have been touched by cholangiocarcinoma.
If this would be of interest to you and you can share some of the difficulties you have encountered getting good care, please send me a detailed e-mail which I will then forward to those who will be taking this proposal to UK government officials.
Any information you would like to share can be sent to email@example.com
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News that the US government monitors vast amounts of private communications data has divided opinion at home and caused outrage in Europe. But what lengths do other countries go to in order to keep tabs on their citizens?
It has been a requirement since 2009 for communication service providers to hold information about their customers' use of communications for at least a year. (CSPs are a broad group that can include telephone companies, Skype and search engines).
The government proposed further legislation that would require CSPs to collect additional information generated by third-party CSPs based outside the UK in order to access services like Gmail. The communications data bill was rejected by the Liberal Democrats, who were concerned that it would infringe civil liberties.
However, a recent terror attack in Woolwich, London, in which an army fusilier was killed in an apparent attack by Islamist extremists, prompted calls for the coalition government to resurrect its proposals. Read more


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HOUSTON - A police officer was hurt trying to catch two thieves who broke into the leasing office of a southwest Houston apartment complex.
Houston police said the two burglars broke into the Leawood Plaza Apartments on Beechnut Street near Leawood Boulevard about 1:45 a.m. on Friday..
Detectives said the thieves may have been targeting computers and other electronics.
After smashing the front window, the crooks were only inside for a few minutes because they set off the silent alarm in the process.
A Houston police officer in the area quickly showed up and investigators said he saw two men running away from the complex.
That officer because he was injured while running after the men. Investigators said he tripped over something and busted his lip.
The two burglars managed to get away. Descriptions of them have not been released.
It's unclear what, if anything, the burglars were able to steal.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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In September, I spent a day at the Gear Expo, held at the Indiana Convention Center in downtown Indy. Presented by the American Gear Manufacturers Association (AGMA), the biennial event is the world's only conference and exposition designed exclusively for the gear industry. This year's show featured more than 200 exhibitors—covering gear materials, machining and measurement—and is said to be the largest edition in more than a decade.
This was the first Gear Expo I've attended (it's held every other year). I'm glad I did, because I was able to meet with some companies that I wasn't as familiar with as I'd like to be. Here are ten things that caught my eye while I was there.


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This is an excellent alternative to summer grilled beef burgers. I live in Medford Oregon about 30 miles north of the Calif. border.


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BloodrootBlades wrote:" ...The blade finish is just a mustard patina. The mustard was dabbed-on the perfectly clean blade with a little scrap of damp t-shirt (my shop-rag source). The ticket though is the consistency of the mustard. You want it to be a pretty evenly ground thick paste. I use a white wine dijon that has a convenient wide-mouth jar and a nice thick consistency. I started using it because we really didn't like the flavor and weren't doing anything else with it , but it really does make the nicest patinas. You then wipe it off with a clean wet rag that you dust-down with a good helping of baking soda. ~Luke"
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King County Metro Transit bus routes will operate with a Sunday schedule Friday, July 4, for Independence Day, and many routes will be redirected around community celebrations in the county. Changes also are in store for the South Lake Union Streetcar and water taxis.
The holiday schedule means many commuter bus routes will not be in service that day. Bus riders should check the schedule for their routes, as well as scheduled event and celebration reroutes.
Sunday fares are in effect on all Metro routes on July 4.
All Metro offices, including the Customer Information phone lines, will close on Friday in observance of the holiday. When the Customer Information Office is closed, most transit information and the trip planner are available on Metro Online (metro.kingcounty.gov).
Some added evening service is planned for the South Lake Union Streetcar before and after the fireworks show on Friday, July 4. From 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., service is scheduled every 15 minutes. From about 7:30 p.m. until about the fireworks' show time at 10:15 p.m., the streetcar will operate every 10 to 15 minutes, with service stopping temporarily during the fireworks show to better position streetcars at South Lake Union Park to carry passengers exiting the event.
After the fireworks show, southbound streetcars will only travel nonstop to the Westlake hub and return nonstop to South Lake Union to pick up additional customers exiting the event. Service will conclude by midnight.
A route map is online (seattlestreetcar.com/slu.htm).
Also, King County's West Seattle Water Taxi will operate on an extended Sunday schedule on July 4. The last departure from Pier 50 on the Seattle waterfront is at 10:30 p.m., and the last departure from Seacrest Park in West Seattle is at 11 p.m.
The free West Seattle shuttles (Routes 773 and 775) will operate on a normal Sunday schedule; there will be no service on the Vashon route July 4. Go online to see water taxi service details (www.kingcounty.gov/transportation/kcdot/WaterTaxi.aspx).


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Interstate 84 westbound lanes between Rufus and Biggs Junction are still closed Thursday morning following an injury traffic crash involving a commercial truck and semi-trailer that came to rest across the traffic lanes and on top of the center concrete median barrier. Two people were transported with non-life threatening injuries.
According to Oregon State Police (OSP) Senior Trooper Kendra Raiser, on January 17, 2013 at approximately 4:45 a.m. a commercial truck pulling a semi-trailer loaded with general merchandise items was traveling westbound on Interstate 84 near milepost 107 when it driver lost control. The truck and trailer came to rest rolled on their sides blocking the westbound lanes with the rear portion of the trailer on top of the concrete center median barrier sticking into the left eastbound lane.
The truck's two occupants were transported by ambulance to Mid-Columbia Medical Center in The Dalles. Their names will be released later today.
Three tow trucks are now on scene to remove the truck and semi-trailer. ODOT and OSP are at the scene to coordinate vehicle removal and continue the investigation into the cause of the crash. A detour for westbound traffic is set up at Exit 109 (Rufus) onto Old Highway 30. No estimated time for re-opening the westbound lanes. Traffic updates will be posted on ODOT's website www.TripCheck.com.
OSP is also assisted at the scene by Sherman County Sheriff's Office and local emergency medical responders.


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Learn pros and cons of using wireless technology in your office.
Wireless networks can be very useful, but there are some things you need to take into consideration before you decide to go wireless.
- No cables to run - This is always a 'plus' for your IT department. No wires means not running a cable through a wall or through the ceiling.
- Mobility - With a wireless network, you can literally move from your office to your conference room with a laptop computer and not lose the connection to your mail server, instant messenger, etc.
- Flexibility - Having a wireless network, along with your traditional wired network, offers nice flexibility for your working environment and can provide an easy solution for a vendor or customer who needs Internet access while visiting your office.
- Security - If a wireless network is not properly configured, a hacker could easily jump onto your network and authorize him or herself.
- Distance - Distance is the killer for wireless networks. The farther you move away from the wireless access point, the slower the connection. You may also disconnect from your network entirely.
- Obstructions - Wireless network signals will go through walls, but the more obstacles you put between you and your wireless access point, the less signal you will get.
- Speed - Wireless networks are not as fast as a wired network. It is still not recommended to stream audio or video over a wireless network.
- Cost - Wireless components can cost more then a box of Ethernet wire and a regular router.
Before embarking on a wireless network addition, evaluate the pros and cons. Wireless networking may be the solution for you and your associates.
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@itsme90, worked perfectly !!!! thank you!!!!
"sudo apt-get install gsfonts gsfonts-x11 flashplugin-nonfree"
this works perfectly, thank you so much!
@itsme90, worked perfectly !!!! thank you!!!!
i did this and it worked but still some videos dont play can anyone help?
how to install the flash player 11 for firefox. in the console type the following step by step:
#wget http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get...ux.i386.tar.gz
#tar xvzf install_flash_player_11_linux.i386.tar.gz
#mv mv libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/
I'm Not Running??Code:Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Package mozilla-plugin-gnash is not installed, so not removed Package swfdec-mozilla is not installed, so not removed The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3 libboost-date-time1.42.0 gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg libboost-thread1.42.0 Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them. The following packages will be REMOVED: flashplugin-installer* flashplugin-nonfree* gnash* gnash-common* swfdec-gnome* 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 5 to remove and 1122 not upgraded. After this operation, 10.7MB disk space will be freed. Do you want to continue [Y/n]? Y (Reading database ... 294734 files and directories currently installed.) Removing flashplugin-nonfree ... Removing flashplugin-installer ... Purging configuration files for flashplugin-installer ... dpkg: warning: while removing flashplugin-installer, directory '/usr/lib/firefox' not empty so not removed. Removing swfdec-gnome ... Removing gnash ... Purging configuration files for gnash ... Removing gnash-common ... Purging configuration files for gnash-common ... Processing triggers for man-db ... Processing triggers for desktop-file-utils ... Processing triggers for python-gmenu ... Rebuilding /usr/share/applications/desktop.en_US.utf8.cache... Processing triggers for shared-mime-info ... Processing triggers for install-info ... Processing triggers for python-support ... --2012-05-20 08:54:14-- http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz Resolving fpdownload.macromedia.com... 22.214.171.124 Connecting to fpdownload.macromedia.com|22.214.171.124|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found 2012-05-20 08:54:15 ERROR 404: Not Found. --2012-05-20 08:54:15-- http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplatformruntimes/flashplayer11/flashplayer11_b1_install_lin_64_071311.tar.gz Resolving download.macromedia.com... 126.96.36.199 Connecting to download.macromedia.com|126.96.36.199|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found 2012-05-20 08:54:17 ERROR 404: Not Found. tar: flashplayer11_b1_install_lin_64_071311.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now tar: Child returned status 2 tar: Exiting with failure status due to previous errors chown: cannot access `libflashplayer.so': No such file or directory chmod: cannot access `libflashplayer.so': No such file or directory
Please, Help Me
Please, here is how it is done, it is in the wiki...http://www.backtrack-linux.org/wiki/...l_Flash_Player
Just follow instructions.
Also you can try as stated before by itsme90: aptitude install gsfonts gsfonts-x11 flashplugin-nonfree
Hello all,
I am also trying to install the Adobe Flash player on my BT 5 R2 KDE 64-bit install. I have tried the method on the wiki and the methods listed here, to no avail. I'm also using FireFox if that's of any importance -- I find the Konq browser a bit too unwieldy.
After each set of steps, a reboot, then trying Adobe's page and Youtube both confirm that Flash doesn't work. I wasn't exactly upset that Flash wasn't working in BT5 until I that one of the Vulnerability scanners requires it for its UI. Oi vei.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I have the Gnome VM, and there are no plugins directories for either mozilla or firefox - they appear to have been replaced with /usr/lib/mozilla/extentions or /usr/lib/firefox/extensions or ~/.mozilla/extensions.
The apt-get method does not work either - it goes through the motions and appears to install, but when i launch Firefox, I have no flash. I really would like to get this going, is there anyone who has the right fliename from the Adobe site? Given flash's security issues, I'm not willing to grab a copy someone saved off last year, if you know what I mean


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Adnan Oktar: ...The Turkish Nation has remained sterile. I mean, Anatolia has remained morally uncorrupted. Anatolia has been preserved as it was. Its hospitality, cleanliness, moral virtues, pleasantness, humanity, conception of good neighborliness, compassion and altruism have remained as they were. Europe has lost these… This is nothing for Europe to be alarmed at. IT IS A SALVATION FOR EUROPE. The Turkish-Islamic Union will also be a kind of police force for Europe, BECAUSE IT IS A POWERFUL STRUCTURE THAT WILL PROTECT EUROPE AND THE WORLD, AND BRING THE WORLD PEACE AND SECURITY. Europe will live in peace and security. Why should Europe not desire it? Nothing will change. This system will also support NATO and the EU.IT WILL BE A GREAT BLESSING FOR THE EU. THE EUROPEAN UNION WILL BECOME HUGELY WEALTHY BECAUSE OF IT… The love of the Turkish-Islamic Union will enfold them, too. They will live in peace."
Erzincan Can TV, 14 July 2008
Adnan Oktar: EU is a very beneficial union, it is also vey necessary. Turkey must enter it but not in its current form. [It must enter] as the leader of the Turkish Islamic Union. IT MUST ENTER AS A SUPER STATE THAT SERVES AS A BRIDGE TO EUROPE. The value of Europe will then incredibly increase.
Azarbaijan State News Agency, 14 August 2008
Adnan Oktar: The fact is that Turkey is the greatest state in the world. I am not exaggerating; the greatest state. Turkey will join the European Union as the leader of the Turkish-Islamic Union, a great Islamic union. It will then feed and strengthen Europe, straighten Russia's bent back, set both Palestinians and Israelis at ease and resolve the Palestinian question. IN OTHER WORDS, TURKEY IS A STATE, THE MEANS OF SALVATION FOR THE WORLD. TURKEY IS LIKE INSURANCE FOR THE WORLD. IT IS A VITALLY IMPORTANT STATE. THE WORLD WILL START TO SEE THIS IN 10 OR 20 YEARS, AND TURKEY WILL MAKE EVERYONE IN THE WORLD BROTHERS. THAT IS THE LAW OF ALLAH, INSHA'ALLAH. That is destiny, insha'Allah.
Yeni Asya, 24 April 2011
Jacgues Blanc, Chairman of the Friendship Group with Turkey in the French Parliament, said that EU needs some innovation. He added that Turkey is a big country and its membership to EU will enable it to participate in the decision-making-process and thus change the balances.


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Whether it was AIG or Fannie Mae, bailouts have dominated the national economy for the past half-decade, starting with the investment firm Bear Stearns' government-engineered takeover five years ago this week. But a legacy of bailouts shadows Long Island's cost of living, too -- through the Long Island Power Authority.
When Long Island residents and business owners open their electric bills, they may wonder why they pay power bills among the highest in the continental United States for service that is less than stellar, as superstorm Sandy proved.
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The reason is simple: Long Islanders aren't just paying for power. They're paying for the legacy of three bailouts.
The first was former Gov. Mario Cuomo's bailout of the old Long Island Lighting Co., starting in 1986. LILCO was a private company with private shareholders and bondholders. It ran into trouble in the '80s in large part because it had made the fateful decision to build an expensive nuclear power plant in a community that didn't want a nuclear power plant.
Whatever your opinion of nuclear power, LILCO's decision was dumb -- and shareholders and bondholders should have taken the hit. Instead, Cuomo bailed them out, borrowing money so that the new LIPA could pay LILCO $4.2 billion more than what its assets were worth, in a process that took a decade.
LIPA's second dose of help was former Gov. George Pataki's bailout of Suffolk County and local governments and school districts. By the late 1990s, a court had ruled that Suffolk governments owed LIPA $1.4 billion for the authority's overpayment of property taxes.
But Suffolk had already spent that money -- in effect, borrowing from LIPA customers to pay for day-to-day county and local budget costs. Pataki's solution? Pressure LIPA into accepting only half the refund it should have received -- and letting LIPA borrow that half in order to have the cash upfront, while Suffolk County ratepayers slowly pay back what they owe.
LIPA's third bailout benefited Pataki himself. The governor never wanted LIPA to pass the cost of rising fuel through to customers; he thought it would hurt his political prospects on the Island, whose voters are critical to statewide elections. So he let LIPA borrow $250 million to "smooth out" -- that is, hide -- the cost of rising fuel.
Thanks to those decisions and others, LIPA hasn't gotten very far in repaying its LILCO debt. The $3.5 billion that LIPA still owes for its original bailout makes up half the company's $7 billion debt. Without this debt burden -- $331 million annually -- LIPA could invest more in a better power system, or pass on savings through lower rates.
The current Gov. Cuomo has some ideas on how to fix LIPA -- including, possibly, privatizing the power system by selling it to a company that would take full responsibility for performance, just as Con Edison does in most of New York City and Westchester. To do so, Andrew M. Cuomo might spin off LIPA's debt into a special state vehicle, so that the new company wouldn't have to pay it.
That's fine. But spinning off the debt doesn't erase it. The bottom line is that Long Islanders will still have to repay that debt -- just in a more complicated fashion.
More worrisome is Cuomo's pledge to freeze power rates. As Long Islanders know, Cuomo is the third governor in three decades to make such a promise.
Cuomo may think he's on firmer footing, as he has $2 billion from the feds to spend on utility upgrades thanks to Sandy. But $2 billion goes fast, even if the governor spends it all in one region. Moreover, it would be only a down payment on a modern power system. It would cost tens of billions, for example, to bury power lines underground.
And Cuomo has no control over the price of fuel, a key part of power costs.
If Long Islanders want a more reliable system, they're still going to have to pay for it. But if they understand how much they're paying for the mistakes of the past, maybe they'll prevent those of the future.
Nicole Gelinas is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor to City Journal. This piece is excerpted from her remarks on March 6 to the Long Island Real Estate Group.


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Throughout history, Argentina has produced a number of notable exports, from international soccer stars to fine wines. However, its most enduring contribution may be the intimate dance and passion known as Tango. Born out the immigrant communities of Buenos Aires in the 1800s, Tango drew from a mix of European and African influences and quickly grew in popularity. By the early 1900s it reached Paris and flourished, sparking a worldwide dancing craze. Today, both the dance and the culture surrounding Tango continue to be an emblem of Argentina.
Below, we have listed recommendations of where to experience the passion of Tango while in Buenos Aires. This includes Tango shows (often restaurants with dinner shows), Tango lessons, and Milongas.
COMPLEJO TANGO SHOW This magnificent display of Tango tells the history of the dance in five memorable scenes. A renowned orchestra accompanies the professional Tango dancers and signers.
ESQUINA HOMERO MANZI Like Esquina Carlos Gardel, this Tango dinner show also takes its name from a Tango star of Argentina. Homero Manzi revolutionized Tango with his poetic lyrics in addition to enjoying a successful career as a journalist, playwright, and film director. The show features a quintet of piano, double bass, bandoneon, violin, and guitar.
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12 Monkeys
Funny. But then she ran under 4 hours.
158. What happens if I have to close before I open?
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
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Funny. But then she ran under 4 hours.
158. What happens if I have to close before I open?
Then the "I Hate Trent Fan Club" grows by about 200 members.
The tangents are moot.
In. Where do we request bib numbers? I want τ.
Today's email.
Hello, runners. Look at your monkey, now back to me, now back at your monkey, now back to me. Sadly, he isn't really a monkey, but if he stopped using owl scented body wash and switched to Monkey Spice, he could smell like he's a monkey. Look down, back up, where are you? You're in a race with the monkey your monkey could smell like. What's in your hand, back at me. I have it, it's an oyster with two entries to that race you'll curse. Look again, the entries are now medals. Anything is possible when your monkey smells like Monkey Spice and not a monkey-wannabe. I'm on a race corse. Now you've done it. Through poor luck, wrangling and bad timing, you got into the Monkey. I am, of course, sorry. Almost as sorry as you will be at 8:06 on November 20, 2011. Which is to say, if you are getting this email, that means you are in the marathon. And I expect you to show up. If you are not getting this email, that probably just means that your spam filter is smarter than you are. Some of you people are new. Some are coming back (and as Dallas reminds us, whether you are religious or not, Proverbs 26:11 teaches, "As a dog returns to its vomit, so a fool repeats his folly"). And a foolish handful are running Monkey as their first marathon. Yeah, I know. I laughed too. Some details to get you started. I will resend this over and over so that you will feel loved. Or maybe even read it. - Your registration info is posted on the Monkey's website. Please take a look to make sure it is correct. Pay special attention to your number of monkey kills. I have found a few of you entered the wrong number. That sort of false bragger angers the Monkeys, and they are likely already going to be angry enough with your trespass this Fall. - As always, we will not have automatic text messaging of your splits from this race, to be sent to friends and family everywhere. We will not have finish line videos streaming over the web, indexed with your bib number. We will not have cheer squads along the way, with a competition for best spirit and costume. We will not have pace groups. - Packet pickup will likely be at the Gordon JCC on November 19, 2011 between 2pm and 4pm. The JCC is located at 801 Percy Warner Blvd, Nashville, TN 37148. This is less than 2 miles from the race start/finish area. Here is a map to the GJCC: http://tinyurl.com/MonkeyPacketPickup . Packet pickup will also be available race morning adjacent to the starting line. - You cannot train for Monkey. You may as well give up now. - If you happen to find wisdom while out jogging around, pretending to train for this thing, and realize you won't be able to make it to Monkey, please let me know so I can offer your spot to one of the foolish fools on our foolish wait list. - And as you know, we are looking for volunteers on race morning. So if you know of anybody smart enough not to run who wants to come out and spend a sweltering or freezing morning in the park helping out, please let us know. Volunteers are awesome! Anyhow. Welcome aboard. Go find some hills. Think Monkey
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- Packet pickup will likely be at the Gordon JCC
- Packet pickup will likely be at the Gordon JCC
And as smalcolm can tell you, that is the local Jewish Community College.
Very cute, Trent.
I want to do it because I want to do it. -Amelia Earhart
And as smalcolm can tell you, that is the local Jewish Community College.
Very cute, Trent.
Trent. Serious question. Were you high when you wrote this? I mean, I'm not judging or anything, but sheesh!
When am I not high?
Trent - When I get e-mails from any other marathon trying to get me pumped up - I immediatley delete them.
Thank you for being entertaining.
Anything happening on the NG front that you are interested in importing into TN?
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crap either my spam filter is smarter than I am or I forgot which email I registered under.
I should start jogging soon
I have become Death, the destroyer of electronic gadgets
"When I got too tired to run anymore I just pretended I wasnt tired and kept running anyway" - dd, age 7
DB: Looks like there may be a cranbic and a chocolate abbey coming down the pipe. Yeah, they both have me pumped!
Ennay: it was your gmail account. Check your gmail spam.
And as smalcolm can tell you, that is the local Jewish Community College.
Very cute, Trent.
Before my first time (aahhhhh, the first time) and before I understood, I thought it was the Gordon Junior Community College. Which I thought was a weird name, but hey, Nashville is a weird place.
I learned.
I am full of it - Love that is
If any of you want to do Trent a New Glarus (NG) favor - there is special NG beer and NG beer made for the masses - Spotted Cow / Fat Sqiirrell etc is made for the masses and available in NashVegas - Get something that NG makes special for WI people - Yes there are times Trent wishes he was from WI.
If in the past you brought Trent some of the Main Stream beers from NG - Do not feel bad - your heart was in the right place - but now you know. If you happen to find some Enigma it is like an orgasm to Trent.
DB: Looks like there may be a cranbic and a chocolate abbey coming down the pipe. Yeah, they both have me pumped!
Ennay: it was your gmail account. Check your gmail spam.
Yeah I have multiple gmail accounts for various purposes. I'm pretty sure I know where it is, its not one I have set up on this computer (on vacation)


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More than a century after his death, Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) has become a legend, and his paintings are icons in the popular imagination. Their wide appeal, however, should not overshadow their importance in the development of modern art. For all their appearance of spontaneous creation, his works were rationally conceived. Striving to express visually his deepest feelings--whether of happiness or anguish--Van Gogh was innovative in his use of bold color contrasts and dynamic brushwork. The singular intensity he brought to painting became a source for many expressionist movements of the twentieth century. This selection of seventy-two paintings surveys Van Gogh's entire career, from the rural scenes he painted in Holland in the early 1880s to the sun-drenched wheatfields from his years in the south of France, to the last, more subdued landscapes of Auvers-sur-Oise painted shortly before his death in 1890.
Early Works
Van Gogh was born in 1853 in the small village of Zundert, in the south of Holland. After unsuccessful attempts as an art dealer, a teacher, and a clergyman, he decided in his mid-twenties to devote himself to painting and drawing. Working often in the open air, Van Gogh expressed his love of the countryside and his sympathy with the peasants in rural landscapes and depictions of working women. The somber colors and thick application of paint, characteristic of these early works, evoke the soil on which the peasants walk and the earth of which their houses are made.
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Recipe: Kornettes
Updated 11:39 am, Friday, April 5, 2013
Makes 24 servings
Makes 24 servings
1 quart milk
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 stick (4 tablespoons) butter
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2 cups white cornmeal
Instructions: Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
Combine milk, sugar, butter and salt in a saucepan. Bring to a low boil and add cornmeal. Stir until it is the consistency of thin mush.
Cool for 5 minutes. Spoon onto a baking sheet or place into a pastry bag. And pipe in 1-inch rounds on prepared baking sheet. Chill or refrigerate overnight.
Heat oven to 450 degrees. Bake for 12-15 minutes or until browned.
Per serving: 90 calories (33.0 percent calories from fat), 3.5 g fat, 10 mg cholesterol, 115 mg sodium, 13 g carbohydrates, 0 g dietary fiber, 2 g protein.
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I have been away for a long time. Now I started a new wiki. I remeber that, some months ago, in other wikis, there was an option to create a default page template, so that everyone that adds new page, only has to fill this template. However, I do not find this option now - when I start a new page, I land in the default editor. How can I find this option in the new wiki?
Also, I do not find the option of a WYSIWYG editor. In my previous wiki I asked to cancel it, but in this wiki I want this to be the default. Where do I find this option?
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- Do you mean layouts? You have to turn that on from the Admin Dashboard.
- Do you mean preload templates? Check out MW:Extension:CreateBox
- Do you mean the Standard Layout? edit your version of MediaWiki:newpagelayout
- WYSIWYG should be under your personal preferences.
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- I looked at all these places and didn't find anything!
- Here is what I have in my admin dashboard:
- Wiki (Theme Designer, Recent Changes, Top Navigation, Wiki Features)
- Community (User List, User Rights, Community Corner, Help)
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- I put a <createbox></createbox>, but, when I click "Create", all I get in a blank page, with no predefined layout.
- I also saw, in my Special:Version page, that an extension called "Create Page" is already installed; however, I don't know how to use it; the page Special:CreatePage in my wiki do not exist.
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- Widen the Source mode edit box to fill the entire screen, Mark all edits as "minor" by default, Prompt me if I leave a blank edit summary, Do not show link suggest in Source mode
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This is Martin Wolf's response* to Andrew G Haldane's "Control rights (and wrongs)" Wincott Annual Memorial Lecture, on October 24, 2011
In this lecture, Andy Haldane, executive director for financial stability at the Bank of England, provides a compelling account of the development of western – above all British banking – over the past two centuries. He demonstrates the consequences of a progressive divorce between who controls the banks – shareholders and managers – and who bears most of the risks – society at large and, in particular, taxpayers.
Mr Haldane shows that each step along this road to ruin seemed reasonable, even inescapable. Yet the journey has ended up with over-leveraged behemoths that are too big to fail and, increasingly, too big to save.
Between one and a half and two centuries ago, it was common for equity to account for half of a bank's funding and liquid securities to account for as much as 30 per cent of its assets. Financial sector assets accounted for less than 50 per cent of UK gross domestic product and the largest banks had assets of less than 5 per cent of GDP. Read more


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If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
last year my wife planted a couple tomato & pepper plants.
this year i got involved. heh heh heh.
1. i have two areas of squash doing well
2. i made three raised beds. two with watermelon & one with pumpkin
3. my beans are doing well. i made the mistake of buying bush beans not pole beans but at least i don't have to build a trellis
4. we have several tomatoes & pepper plants scattered around
5. i have a few cucumber plants
6. i planted some carrots. too soon to tell
7. the peas i planted in the ground didn't come up but the ones i planted in pots did. i am going to transplant them soon
so far its been fun. mostly i am shocked when the seeds i planted actually grow. in the past i have had a bit of a 'brown thumb'.
for the most part i have gotten things at Walmart & Home Depot. since it started as a fun experiment i thought i'd start cheap & see if the plants actually grew
biggest problem so far is that the cats think my garden is a giant litter box!
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When we moved in to this house the yard was a total disaster, which is probably why we got it so cheap. Curb appeal makes a big difference.
I removed a nine yard dumpster worth of brush and overgrown weed trees, including a massive hedge that blocked the patio and windows of the first floor. I regraded the yard to move water away from the house and found several tons of field stone that had been used to landscape over the years- they were reused to define beds, paths and to elevate a few beds near the house.
In the front, I re-landscaped the beds near the house, keeping only one plant, a mature holly. In the back yard, added another five yards of soil/compost for my wife's garden and built a new gravel path around the side of the house to that area (about five yards of gravel).
In the back yard I had a drainage problem- water running from my neighbor's yard and my gutters collected right in the middle of mine, then ran under a shed. To correct this, I needed to halt the neighbor's water at the fence and figure out a way to move water that was coming from the gutters over to the fence line and then around the shed. I built a large raised bed at the fence line (nine yards of topsoil), running the length of the fence between our yards. I filled along the fence with stones to control erosion. Then I fashioned a stone lined swale through the bed diagonally that diverted runoff from the gutters over to the fence line. These two runoff streams are normally dry, but when it rains the water rushes right through them, behind my shed and down to the gulley in the woods.
Both beds are now covered with ornamental grasses, viburnum, coreopsis, aster and butterfly bushes.
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Wow. Nice work!Originally Posted by SunDeck
I'd rather listen to Kelch read the phone book than suffer through Thom Brennaman's attempt to make every instance on the field the most important event since the discovery of manned space flight. -westofyou
Your cats, or stray/neighborhood cats?
Hugs, smiling, and interactive Twitter accounts, don't mean winning baseball. Until this community understands that we are cursed to relive the madness.
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I thought I'd bump this thread up. Our garden has been coming in very nicely, although my wife has been battling some worms that show up on broccoli plants. Our tomatoes, beans, zucchini and pepper plants are all coming in nicely. The spinach is done and we got enough to use in some salads, quesadillas and stir fry. The basil and cilantro is also starting to look good. Probably about two to three weeks before some of the stuff is big and ripe enough to have some.
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We're about done with spinach, lettuce, and radishes too.
Most everything is doing well. We've had some biblical-proportion rain and hail the last few days which battered some of my tomato and pepper plants but they look OK now. My early girl tomatoes look about ready to produce (planted early).
Lots of rain and lots of humidity and lots of heat == a lot of weeds. They've been poking up through my grass mulch.
My rain gauge measured 5" between Saturday and this AM.
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It's 50 degrees here.
The cilantro and parsley love it. As do the slugs.
The basil, not so much.
Tomatoes? See you in August.
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Thanks pop. He lets me fail with sweet corn 3 years running and hands you the answer on a silver platter. *sigh*
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I am trying to get it where you hover over a box it stretches out to display more information. I am still considered a nube when it comes to jquery and was hoping someone could tell me the best way of doing this.I set up a JSFIDDLE account as well: http://jsfiddle.net/eKszw/
Any help wold be greatly appreciated, thanks.
It currently reveals all the boxes with the same class name instead of just revealing the info on the box that was hovered. trying to make it so it gracefully degrades when jquery is off too
If you want to expand the div for more info, you can't use the class name as more than one box can have the same class name for styling.Apply an individual id for each box and then access them for animation via jquery.
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and then in jquery, replace calls:
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Yeah, that would work except that i am going to have allot of those boxes and would have to create a hover event for each id and wold become redundant after a while.Thanks
Figured out the answer to my problemi was able to use the find selector and select the specific element with-in the current selector. $(this).find(".info").show(0);
Take a look at my JSfiddle account to see it fixed http://jsfiddle.net/eKszw/2/


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Intel SSD DC S3500 Review (480GB): Part 1by Anand Lal Shimpi on 6/11/2013 6:10 PM EST
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420baller - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkFirst! Reply
kenour - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkFir... DAMN IT! Reply
DigitalFreak - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkRetard! Reply
UltraTech79 - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkWhat are you, fucking 12? Get the fuck out of here. Reply
Makaveli - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkI agree with UltraTech.
420 No real girl baller its past your bed time GTFO. Reply
Spunjji - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkFail! Reply
BMNify - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkF... bummer! Reply
texasti89 - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkGreat work Anand, indeed these last two weeks have been really hectic for tech sites. Great new techs have been announced. I'm happy for all the technological evolution that has taken place in the last 4 years, especially on the flash storage side. I'm only hoping that the price/GB for these new enterprise SSDs will come soon below 1$/GB. Reply
ImSpartacus - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkYes, I'm impressed. Even this brief look at the new Intel drive is very helpful. I'll definitely be back for the rest of it. Reply
petertoth - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkThe write endurance seems to be pretty low though! 450000GB/800GB = 562 cycles. Others do something like 2-3000! Reply
Minion4Hire - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkI believe that's just the writes they guarantee the drive for. There's write amplification and maintenance to consider there as well. Reply
ShieTar - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkWell, they have to keep the S3700 useful enough to sell both. So they tailor the specs a bit in order to push customers into buying the "right" drive. Reply
ShieTar - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkThen again, if this is guaranteed for the whole range, its an impressive number for the small 80GB drive. Reply
pesos - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkHow about performance over time in virtualization scenarios? Wondering how well these SSDs hold up when they have nothing on them but virtual hard disks... Reply
dealcorn - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkIn Part 2, could you kindly note whether the Drive supports DEVSLP. Depending on usage pattern, not considering the drive for mobile use based on idle power requirements may be inappropriate. Reply
sunbear - Tuesday, June 11, 2013 - linkLooking at the consistency comparison against the seagate 600 pro, it looks like the intel s3500 is more consistent but unfortunately it's consistently slower in every metric. I'd rather have a seagate 600 pro with inconsistent performance if the minimum performance if that drive is better than the maximum performance of the s3500. Reply
beginner99 - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkI had the same thought. agree. Reply
hrrmph - Friday, June 14, 2013 - linkAs an individual drive maybe.
For RAID, the slowest drive in the array will probably control the overall I/O rate. In that case, I don't see an advantage for Seagate over Intel.
As I see it, the S3500 is a pro-sumer high-end workstation drive for RAID arrays, and a mid-range enterprise class drive. The S3700 is clearly a full-on high-end enterprise class drive.
We'll have to wait for Part 2 of the article and hope that Anand gives us some comparisons to the consumer 520 series to see if there is any reason to buy an S3500 instead of a 520.
Intel is being suspiciously quiet about the upcoming 530 series SSDs. I expect that we'll be looking at another low power consumption, high performance, relatively affordable SSD using a non-Intel controller. But, it would be nice if we could have all of that with an Intel controller instead.
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rs2 - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkWhat's the deal with the first slide from Intel shown in the conclusion? Specifically, how is a 12x800GB (9.6 TB) deployment comparable to a 500x300GB (150 TB) deployment?
The only way you can get 500 VM's on such a deployment is if you allocate only ~20 GB per VM. That's anemic. And if that's the allocation size then the 500x300GB can support over 7500 VM's.
So...yeah, not seeing how a valid comparison is being made. Intel should be quoting figures based upon ~192 SSD's, because that's how many it takes to reach the same storage capacity as the solution it's being compared to. Reply
flyingpants1 - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkI noticed the same thing. Reply
ShieTar - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkI think the metric is supposed to show that you need a dedicated drive per VM with mechanical HDDs, but that one of these SSDs can support and not slow down 12 VMs by itself. Having 12 VMs access the same physical HDD can drive access times into not-funny territory.
The 20GB per VM can be enough if have a specific kernel and very little software. Think about a "dedicated" Web-Server. Granted, the comparison assumes a quiet specific usage scenario, but knowing Intel they probably did go out and retrieve that scenario from an actual commercial user. So it is a valid comparison for somebody, if maybe not the most convincing one to a broad audience. Reply
Death666Angel - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkRead the conclusion page. That just refers to the fact that those 2 setups have the same random IO performance. Nothing more, nothing less. Reply
FunBunny2 - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkWell, there's that other vector to consider: if you're enamoured of sequential VSAM type applications, then you'd need all that HDD footprint. OTOH, if you're into 3NF RDBMS, you'd need substantially less. So, SSD reduces footprint and speeds up the access you do. Kind of a win-win. Reply
jimhsu - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkFirstly, the 500 SAS drives are almost certainly short-stroked (otherwise, how do you sustain 200 IOPS, even on 15K drives). That cuts capacity by 2x at least. Secondly, the large majority of web service/database/enterprise apps are IO-limited, not storage-limited, hence all that TB is basically worthless if you can't get data in and out fast enough. For certain applications though (I'm thinking image/video storage for one), obviously you'd use a HDD array. But their comparison metric is valid. Reply
rs2 - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkThat doesn't mean it's not also confusing. The primary purpose of a "SW SAN Solution" is storage, not IOPS, so one SAN is not comparable to another SAN unless they both offer the same storage capacity.
In the specific use-case of virtualization, IOPS are generally more important than storage space. But if IOPS are what they want to compare across solutions is IOPS performance then they shouldn't label either column a "SAN".
So yes, on the one hand it's valid, but on the other it's definitely presented in a confusing way. Reply
thomas-hrb - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkIt is a typical example of a vendor highlighting the statistics they want to you remember, and ignoring the ones that they hope are not important. That is the reason why technical people exist. Any fool can read and present excellent arguments for one side or the other. It is the understanding of these parameters, what they actually mean in a real world usage scenario that is the bread and butter of our industry. I don't know if this is typical for most modern SAN's. I am using a IBM v7000 (very popular SAN for IBM). But the v7000 comes with Auto Teiring which moves "hot blocks" from normal HDD Storage to SSD, thus having a solid performing random IO SSD that is consistent is essential to how this type of SAN works. Reply
Jaybus - Monday, June 17, 2013 - linkWell, but but look at it another way. You can put 120 SSDs in 20U and have 200 GB per VM using half the rack space and a tenth the power but with FAR higher performance, and for less cost.
Also, the ongoing cost of power and rack space is more important. In the same 42U space you can have a 252 SSD SAN (201,600 GB) and still use less than a fifth the power and have far, far greater performance. Reply
thomas-hrb - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkThey are comparing IOP's. There are a few use cases where having large amounts of storage is the main target (databases, mailbos datastores etc), but typically application servers are less than 20GB in size. Even web-servers will typically be less than 10GB (nix based) in size. Ultimately any storage system will have a blend of both technologies and have a teir'd setup where they have Traditional HDD's to cover their capacity and somewhere between 5-7% of that capacity as high performance SSD's to cover for the small subset of data blocks that are "hot" and require significant'y more IOP's. This new SSD simply gives storage professionals an added level of flexibility in their designs. Reply
androticus - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkWhy is "performance consistency" supposed to be so good... when the *lowest* performance number of the Seagate 600 is about the same as the *consistent* number for Intel? The *average* of the Seagate looks much higher? I could see this as an advantage if the competitor numbers also went way below Intel's consistent number, but not in this case. Reply
Lepton87 - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkCompared to Seagate random write performance this doesn't look unlike a GF that delivers almost constant 60fps compared to a card that delivers 60-500fps, so what's the big deal? Cap the performance at whatever level Intel SSD delivers and you will have the same consistency, but what's the point? It only matters if the drives deliver comparable performance but one is a roller-coaster and the second is very consistent which is not the case is this comparison. Allocate more spare area to the Seagate, even 25% and it will mop the floor with this drive and price per GB will be still FAR lower. Very unimpressed with this drive, but because it's an Intel product we are talking about on Anandtech it's lauded and praised like there's no tomorrow. Reply
oyabun - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkI made the same observation, the Samsung has at a minimum the performance of the Intel drive and then skyrockets. Reply
cheeselover - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkumm... isn't it the other way around? 600pro already has overprovisioning at 28% and s3500 has it at 9%. Reply
btb - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkNo Windows 8 Secure boot support? Reply
btb - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkoops typo, meant Microsoft eDrive support Reply
lyeoh - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkAnand, do you have IOPs/latency over time graphs for random reads as well? Or are random reads quite stable and we can derive them from the 4KB random read IO meter scores? I notice the sandforce drives seem to find random reads harder, so I'm wondering if there are any latency spikes for various drives. Reply
lucasbakker - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkWhat about Capacitors on this controller? Why is it that nowadays in reviews I don't see any mention anymore about supercapacitors and data loss when losing power. Reply
ShieTar - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkWell, those are enterprise drives, Intel probably assumes that their customers will implement their own emergency power plans in their data centers, so the drives itself don't have to.
And on consumer drives, the potential data loss of a power outage are rather acceptable for most people. I've personally experienced one real power outage and one blown fuse over the next 25 years, so that's not really a relevant scenario for my PC buying decisions. Reply
lucasbakker - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkIt used to be a big issue in reviews. For databases a capacitor can be pretty important, even when taking emergency power setups in mind. Furthermore, I guess that with laptops sudden power drops are a little bit more common. Reply
thomas-hrb - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkSomehow I don't see this making it into too many laptops, and enterprise SAN's etc have power failure protection. I think that it is just a feature that was in the S3700 that they did not disable in this unit, it all helps with the prosumer targeting. Reply
zanon - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkUm, Anand? Why no mention of your own research showing how key over provisioning was and the immense difference it could make in performance consistency? The S3500 is significantly more expensive then other prosumer drives like the 840 Pro, Corsair Neutron, etc., and by "significant" I mean the magical "25%". That means that someone could instead choose to get another drive (or multiple other drives) and then assign 25% spare area for each, at which point from your own tests it looks like the S3500 gets SLAUGHTERED.
Please do not throw softballs to Intel, they are big boys and can and should be expected to produce competitive, top tier stuff with no asterisks. If for some reason the far higher IOPS with better consistency produced by drives like the Corsair aren't worth the same as the Intel drive, please explain why. If there are other special features being factored in, please mention them. But even for a brief, high level overview this didn't feel like it set the proper context. You spent a great deal of time testing and discussing this stuff in the past, so to suddenly have it vanish from the conversation feels pretty weird. Reply
nathanddrews - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkThe difference is that the S3500 comes over provisioned and the others don't. While you and I have the knowledge and skill to do it ourselves, most people - even IT staff - would have zero clue or interest in how to do something like that. Reply
zanon - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkGive me a break, "most people" aren't interested in an S3500 period or even a prosumer drive, their primary focus would be capacity and cost (since at that level any modern SSD at all will be great). By definition, anyone interested in this or other such drives isn't "most people". "IT staff" or prosumers can perfectly well format/partition a drive, an easy GUI for it comes with every OS they'd use, it's hardly the kind of technical operation that'd make it a rare case. And since it only ever needs to be done once and then can be ignored forever, it can even be setup by someone else.
Anand has considered it important enough to spend significant time on and test in all other recent reviews, and I think that speaks for itself. It's of direct relevance. Reply
cheeselover - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkdoes increasing overprovising on the intel drive change the performance much? this article compares s3500 to 600 pro but overprovising is much higher on the seagate drive (512gb of flash to get 400gb of storage). the intel drive is listed as 264gb of flash for 240gb and that translate to 512gb of flash for 480gb.
also wondering how the pricing works out considering for the same amount of flash the seagate drives get 20% less storage space. Reply
sallgeud - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkAs of right now it's been nearly 6 weeks since the last retailer and wholesaler received their shipments of S3700s. The word from most of them is that we're at least 6 more weeks away from the next expected deliveries. For those of us in the server world, it would be great if they could just produce and ship what they already make... and thus far throwing money at my monitor has done nothing. Reply
mtoma - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkRegarding the testing methodology: on page 3, Mr. Shimpi said (as usual) the following: "To generate the data below I took a freshly secure erased SSD and filled it with sequential data". Ok, so how EXACTLY he did that? I mean, secure erasing the Intel SSD. I was in a couple of very frustrating positions, when I tried to secure erase Intel and Samsung SSD's, following the kind (read DUMB) suggestions of Samsung SSD Magician and Intel SSD Toolbox. On the Samsung drive I finnaly did it, I secure erased the drive. On Intel, no way. Intel SSD Toolbox kept saing that I must power down the drive, and then power on. But that din't work. I noticed a lot of angry users of Intel SSDs who could not secure erase their drive.
So allow me to repeat the question: HOW MR. SHIMPI SECURE ERASED THE DRIVE? Thanks! Reply
alainiala - Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - linkInteresting, the comment about the high idle power usage making this drive not ideal for consumer use... Our channel partner was recommending this as a replacement for the 320 Series for our laptops. Reply
mjz - Thursday, June 13, 2013 - linkwhy would you even have to upgrade the SSDs in the laptops? I think your channel partner is just trying to make some money. The intel 320 ssd when used in a laptop is good for 98% of tasks Reply
neodan - Thursday, June 13, 2013 - linkUnrelated question but if you guys had a choice between having the Crucial M500 480GB or the Samsung 830 512GB for the same price which would pick overall? Reply
Wolfpup - Thursday, June 13, 2013 - linkI continue to be a firm believer in Micron/Crucial and Intel's drives-quality and reliability and non-flakieness over (sometimes) better performance. ANY decent SSD for years now has provided crazy performance. As far as I'm concerned, that's now a moot point, save for drives that dip super low weirdly.
What I care about is reliability and the testing these two companies do compared to other companies. I mean whoopdedo if one company makes an SSD that's 400 bajillion MB/s and another does 400 bajillian + 20 MB/s if the latter is going to corrupt my data after six months.
I've currently got two Intel drives and Crucial in active use (one in my Playstation 3) and all of them have run great with zero issues. Thrilled that Intel's using their own controllers again and not the "we spent an entire year fixing Sandforce's gigantic bugs and it still has gigantic bugs" Sandforce stuff.
Hmm, I guess actually I have a Samsung in my Macbook which has been okay too. Reply
Juddog - Thursday, June 13, 2013 - linkExcellent job Anand! I just hope Intel can keep up with supplying these things; I tried to get my hands on an S3700 after they came out and they were all completely sold out everywhere. Reply
toyotabedzrock - Thursday, June 13, 2013 - linkIf my math is correct, excluding the spare area, this mlc can only be written to 700 times? Reply
ShieTar - Friday, June 14, 2013 - linkYour math is unrealistically simplified. You could fill up 75% of the drive with data that you never change, so then you can write the remaining 25% of space 2800 times before you reach the 450TB written.
Also, Intel only want to guarantee 450TB written. That could still mean that the average drive survives much longer, it just is not meant as a major selling point for this drive. Reply
jhh - Friday, June 14, 2013 - linkI don't understand why the review says latency measurements are done, when the chart shows IOPS. Latency is measured in milliseconds, not IOPS. I want to know how long it takes for the drive to complete an operation after it gets the command. Even more interesting is how that measurement changes as the queue is bigger or smaller. Any chance of getting measurements like this?
I'm not sure how this works in Windows, but in Linux, when an application wants to be sure data is persistently stored, this operation translates into a filesystem barrier, which does not return until the drive has written the data (or stored it in a place where it's safe from power failure). The faster the barrier completes, the faster the application runs. This is why I would like to know latency in milliseconds. While IOPS has its value, so does milliseconds. Reply
mk8 - Tuesday, January 14, 2014 - linkAnand, I think one thing that you don't mention at all in the article is IF the S3500 needs or benefits of over provisioning. I guess the performance benefits would be minor, but what about write amplification? I look forward for the "Part 2" of the article. Thanks Reply


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The West Palm Beach Library Foundation will host Palm Beach Dramaworks as they present My Books, Banned and Burned, a theatrical performance where actors will portray Ernest Hemingway, Helen Keller and other acclaimed authors whose books were burned in 1933 by university students in Nazi Germany. The burning of books soon became the symbolic foreshadowing of German-Jewish writer Heinrich Heine's 19th century warning, "Where one burns books, one soon burns people." Staged by Palm Beach Dramaworks resident director J. Barry Lewis.
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I'm wondering...
We all know that the winning team of The Amazing Race will get $1,000,000. But, how about the rest? The 2nd-11th place?
I don't think that a "television exposure" is enough.
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Thanks Neil for passing that along.
The current ETA is 11:30 AM to arrive in Galveston.
This is also an example of a recent post I made about booking early flights and ships arriving late. If you booked through CCL they will make the arrangements.
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Michael Schumacher is "showing small signs of progress", his spokeswoman says, with the Formula One legend slowly recovering from devastating brain injuries suffered in a ski accident.
"There are short moments of consciousness and he is showing small signs of progress," Schumacher's manager Sabine Kehm told German broadcaster ARD on Sunday.
"There are moments when he is awake and moments when he is conscious.
"Of course I am not a doctor, but medically, there is a distinction between being awake and being conscious, the latter meaning there is an ability to interact with his surroundings.
"I don't want to disclose details out of respect for the family, but we have no doubt at all in the abilities of the doctors treating Michael, they are experts in their field."
Schumacher has been in a medically induced coma in Grenoble, France, since being badly injured in a ski accident on December 29 in the French resort of Meribel with his son and friends.
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The 45-year-old Schumacher underwent two operations in the days after the accident to remove life-threatening blood clots before being placed into a coma.
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Don't you just love the smell of good news in the morning? The oh-so-awesome Arkham franchise will allegedly have its third game come out this year!
Time Warner management recently held a conference call, and the company's CFO, John K Martin, briefly mentioned the next Dark Knight game.
And we also have a strong games release this year, which will include the next release in the Batman Arkham franchise. So all in all, we expect Warners to post another very strong year in 2013. And with a little luck, the year should be as good or maybe even a little bit better than 2012.
Now, the only real issue is whether Rocksteady will be behind the game. They've done a stellar job with the first two, however, they've previously told IGN their next project will be "something a bit different."
Does this mean the developer is leaving the franchise and going off in an entirely different direction... or does it perhaps mean the next Batman game will dive deeper into the DC universe -- including a wider assortment of playable characters and locations? There was that rumor about the Justice League being in it and the game possibly being a prequel...
Viners, what villain would you like to see steal the spotlight this time around? Well get more details in due time, but for now, this is definitely exciting news.
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