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Ten years after Maine voters defeated an attempt to ban bear hunting with bait and dogs, a new ballot measure on the same issues may be on the way for 2014. The Humane Society of United States has filed its intentions to initiate a new bear referendum with Maine's Secretary of State. HSUS was the organization that placed these issues on the ballot in 2004 and spent millions trying to convince Maine voters to support them.
HSUS has also proposed a bear bill in this session of the legislature. Their bill, LD 1474, sponsored by Representative Denise Harlow of Portland, will be scheduled for a public hearing later this month. It would prohibit bear hunting with dogs and bear trapping, eliminate any chance of Maine restoring a spring bear hunt, prohibit the sale of bear galls, and substantially increase penalties for bear poaching.
That bill has little chance of success at the legislature. But the referendum is another story. The national lobbyist for HSUS told me that the ballot initiative will include all the things in their legislative bill, plus a ban on bear baiting. That sets up a rerun of the 2004 initiative, where the ballot question read, "Do you want to make it a crime to hunt bears with bait, traps, or dogs, expect to protect property, public safety or for research?"
In case you didn't know, bear baiting is the most common practice used by bear hunting guides and outfitters. Without it, there would be no bear hunting industry in Maine.
I raised $1.5 million for the sportsmen's campaign in opposition to that 2004 HSUS ballot initiative, and the Board of Directors of the Sportsman's Alliance of Maine hired my sister Edie Smith to manage that campaign. Polling showed us well behind when we began the campaign, but we turned that around, winning a fairly narrow victory, 53 percent to 47 percent. Honestly, we had to do everything right to win. Dr. Christian Potholm's polling and strategy guided us to victory.
Although I raised much of the money out of state, Maine guides and outfitters sacrificed financially to make sure we had enough money to win. It took years for some of them to recover financially.
Today, I am not sure the money is there to win this referendum a second time. Maine's bear hunting industry is in decline, mostly due to the prolonged recession. And polling once again shows us well behind with the public on these issues. HSUS has grown substantially since 2004, and has an almost unlimited amount of money to throw at us this time.
This sets up an intriguing – but remote – possibility. If HSUS was to somehow win its legislative battle this session and get LD 1474 enacted and signed into law, it would probably end its effort to place a bear initiative on the ballot next year. That would give bear baiting – the practice that drives the state's bear hunting industry – a pass.
No one really wants to talk about this, or even think about it. And honestly, it is so remote that I thought about leaving it out of this column. But on the other hand, it might be the only way to head off a very tough battle in 2014.
So here are my questions: is the money there to defend bear hunting in a 2014 referendum? Who will raise it? Who will donate it? Who will be responsible for polling and strategy? Who will manage the campaign?
As we approach the public hearing and work sessions on LD 1474, these questions will be foremost in the minds of many sportsmen, bear hunting guides, outfitters, and sporting camp owners.


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A Russian artist nailed his testicles to the cobblestones of Moscow's Red Square Sunday to protest Russia's police force.
Pyotr Pavlensky stripped down and nailed his scrotum to the ground to draw attention to the "apathy, political indifference and fatalism of contemporary Russian society," he said in a statement, the Guardian reports. He timed the performance art with Police Day in order to comment on Russia as a "police state."
Pavlensky also once sewed his lips shut to protest the harsh sentences given to Pussy Riot band members and wrapped himself in barbed wire to comment on Russia's oppressive legal system.
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A study by the nonpartisan Brookings Institution finds that the Affordable Care Act will boost the incomes of Americans in the bottom one-fifth of the income ladder by about 6 percent, while slightly reducing average incomes on the rungs above.
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A waistcoat isn't used very often today, and its popularity has been descending. But you can't find anything more classical than a three piece suit. If you want to avoid the classical look you can style your waistcoat with chinos and a printed shirt. It gives a modern look and can be used at almost every event or occasion.
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I prefer to keep most discussion and teaching out and open though this Forum, where many members of the Sangha can support each other, offer advice and share together. I tend to emphasize private meetings for personal and sensitive matters, or just as a way to get to know and 'touch base' with everyone here from time to time. Especially during our Ango, many folks would like to meet and chat every so often.
For that reason, I would like to announce my most available "office hours". Because I am in Japan, I will quote Japan time, and ask you to translate that to your own time zone and schedule. Other times may be available, but limited.
PLEASE EMAIL ME A FEW DAYS IN ADVANCE (UNLESS URGENT, OF COURSE) TO SET A TIME. I prefer to videochat via Skype (Skype.com ... free, easy to install and use), so a camera is best.
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Bangladesh cricket fans can be found everywhere and we have a real good one in this Aussie. He claims to spend too much time on BanglaCricket, alternatively hosing down and geeing up overly-emotional Tigers fans. This time Ian looks to the first 6 months of 2010 and prognosticates that these 180 days will decide the future of cricket in Bangladesh.
Crunch Time!
by Ian Whitchurch
Published: 17th November, 2009
The first six months of 2010 will decide the future of cricket in Bangladesh.
India at home. New Zealand away. England at home. England away.
By my count, seven Test matches, and a passel of ODIs (including Sri Lanka in a tri-series).
If we do well - two Test wins - then we're in with the big boys.
If we collapse in a screaming heap, then the de fact two tier system will become a de jure two tier system, and we are quite simply done as a cricketing country, with no way back.
The BCB have proved their competence by keeping our most important player - Mortaza - in cotton wool against Zimbabwe. He said he was ready, he said he wanted to play, and the BCB, ruthless as always, sat him down to heal up for the really important games while the rest of the lads delivered a 4-1 win.
There's seven Tests. Seven games when we need to score six hundred and fifty runs across two innings and take twenty wickets. Seven games over thirty five days, rain and bad light permitting.
I want to see Eid come twice ... Mohammad Ashraful, you still owe me the cost of a glass of rather good Scotch back during that game at Fatullah. 17 runs, wasn't it ... ok, it was a pretty 17 runs, but I need more off you. You know you can win a game off your own bat, and I know it, and now you have the backup to prove it. Just do it, and remember a cheap ton in a lost game isn't enough.
Masri, mate, you're one of the best bowlers ever to come out of the subcontinent. When you are called, you answer. Just keep giving me line and length and courage, and move it away and cut it back, and don't let the pricks get you down. You're up there with Kapil 'bleepin Dev, mate. You're the man who delivered on the pitches that didn't give crap, and with no support. You can do it. You know you can, and I know you can, and we both know that you will.
Shakib, you've got a mouth on you. You're young. You're arrogant. And you've bloody well delivered. Keep up the good work son. You're a born captain. Back your players & keep backing your ability.
Riyad, you made a good start, but you aren't there. Enamul wants your spot as a bowler, and Aftab wants it as a batsman. And if you want to keep your spot, they have both done enough to make you the first man in to and the last man out of the nets. Line and length son - learn how to drop it there, and play it from there, or we'll talk about this kid who had one good season in the Caribbean, and ended up playing club cricket up in the hill country.
Shahadat, I 'flippin believed in you - I died in a ditch for you. And now, you need to fulfill your promises. Either keep it in the slot, or break some jaws for me. You know how England will go the bash if they need to, so if you're good enough, get your retaliation in first. We need an enforcer, and between you and me, Masri is just too [obscenity removed] nice, so you're the man. And I don't need to see grunts, I need to see bruises, or even better retired hurts. It's time to deliver, and for you to show me you are The Man.
Rasel, mate. You aren't quick. You know it, and I know it. But there's this magic country called New Zealand, and another one called England, where the grass in green, and the pitches are juicy and the wind blows wet off the sea. I'm relying on you there. We need you to drop it in the slot, and move it towards them, and then move it away. We need you to develop a new ball - that deadly, magic Terry Alderman ball, the one that completely bamboozles batsmen. The one that does nothing at all. Give me that, and you're good for anywhere with green grass and cloudy skies, till the age of forty.
Rubel, Rubel, Rubel. You're the new hope, the kid. You moved it both ways against Zimbabwe, so we have you some tougher opponents. So you need to sit down with the tape, and tell me how you'd do Sachin. What's the plan - how do we get him. Come up with a plan, and then we'll talk about your spot as the second quick.
Javed, Shahriar, Habibul and Mohammad (Rafique)... you old stagers, you glorious old bastards who got dumped for the youth policy of those bastards of selectors. We still might need you ... and yeah, Tapash, you as well. We know when your country asks, you will deliver what flesh and blood can - so stay fit. The selectors still hate you, but if the call comes, I know you can answer and will answer.
The rest of you young bastards, you kids in short pants with big dreams. You're good enough. Some of you went to the West Indies and knocked the Indians out of he World Cup, and some of you went back there and kicked the West Indies Test side till they cried uncle and thus broke the lockout. You're playing for your country and you're playing for your future. Don't ever, ever forget that!
You're the Bangladesh Tigers, and this is the six months that will determine whether Bangladesh will continue to play meaningful cricket. Seven Tests. Thirty-five days.
Get me two wins, and it will be enough.
Get me three wins, and you will live forever.
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we've been through the hollow barrel of a pistol
we've been through a seance
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we've been bruised, and bloodied up
for spitting on the sidewalk
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we've found our sunflower and allowed it to wilt
now i'm not so certain of what we are
we're some cosmic whirlpool of our grandfather's dust
intentionally unintentional violent reactions of peace
we are made with metal bones and eyes like pixels
we are lighting the kerosene rope so the past can't climb up after us
we are drowning out the television in our dirty bathwater
we are rebuilding our houses with more tolerance between the bricks
we are putting down hardwood floors over our burial plots
we are burning down bridges because we can swim across oceans
we are here to be labeled by you, dear future
we will try to be kind if you promise to do your best to be


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The judging has been completed for the 1st annual KEH Photography Calendar Contest! We had three different industry professionals as judges, each with different personal tastes and favorites. Today we wanted to share a few of their favorite images, along with some comments that they made about the work.
Top two images with the most votes are:
Cone Shaped Trees 2, by: Nora Vrublevska. Taken with a Hasselblad 500cm on Fuji Neopan Acros film.
The Fair, by: Mollie Clark. Digital image.
Judges Favorites: (you can read more about our guest judges here.)
Brett Abbott-
High Noon at Midnight, by: Greg Zauswoz.
Judge comment: I was attracted to the serenity and mystery evoked by this moonlit nightscape. The array of texture brought out by the play of light across various surfaces - grass, thick foliage, leafless branches, and clouds – makes for a rich and subtly fulfilling composition.
Four, by: Michael Reese. Medium Format 6x6 Tri-X 400.
Judge comment: I enjoyed the blending of still life and landscape genres in this evocative and quizzical picture. The introduction of a fly to the scene adds an attractive element of instability to an otherwise highly structured composition.
Will Crockett-
Untitled, by: Andrew Burgh. Shot with a Hasselblad 500c on Kodak Portra 160nc film.
Judge comment: This image really captures not only a moment, but a feeling that comes across the second I look at it. It's simple, and complicated at the same time and it encourages my mind to wonder about the people who go there, what happens there, and what it's like to be there. Using the split frame with a vignette on each half makes it into an intriguing layout of two halves from one moment. Well done.
Antique, by: Chris Brooks. Shot with a Canon EOS Elan w/50 f1.8 lens.
Judge comment: Ok, I'm a sucker for any image that is patriotic or shows the American flag. With that aside, I think the textures in this image really tell a story that I am interested in hearing. The weather-worn century old siding on the house and the wonderful windows setup the scene for one little pop of color and the flag does it. This photo makes me want to talk to the person who lives here and ask about the house, the decor on the wall, and who that person is that lives like this. It's fascinating and I would like to be there. That's the power of a good photo for me - drawing me into it to want more. Great shot!
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Union Station Concourse, by: Randy deKleine-Stimpson. Shot on a 1956 YashicaFlex TLR w/ Ilford
XP2 120 film.
XP2 120 film.
Judge comment: I narrowed down my choices to my Top 15, and although it was very difficult to narrow them down, my eyes kept bringing me back to this black / white image of the hustle and bustle of what looks like ( not sure exactly since there were no captions for judges) a train station terminal or possibly an airport. I love the slow shutter speed that was used to capture the motion of the people busy hustling about to their destinations, and I also like that it was shot back-lit, but not a total silhouette, where I can still see some detail in the people as well as the highlights along the walls and floors. As a photojournalist myself and a former newspaper photojournalist, I love the simplicity of the photo, but also that there are many things going on in the image as well, and it makes you as a reader and viewer of the photo want to know more. It reminds me of the style of the great Henri Cartier-Bresson and some of the works back in the days of Life Magazine. I really enjoy looking at this photograph, and it's executed very well. It captures a moment in time, which is what photojournalism is all about.
Fire, by: Hayley Warner. From the series Contemporary Carnie.
Judge comment: Well, I have always been a fan of the circus and any performers (whether they are in the circus or just street performers) that can use 'fire' as their means of entertaining. This photo (which looks like the only light that was used was the natural light coming from the fire) has a sense of tension and wonder in, it all wrapped up. I really like how the photo was composed, and the lighting (natural from the flames) that was used. I can't help but wonder how many times the performer was burned before he perfected this stunt. Great picture and very well executed. I would like to see more photographs of what this performer can do with fire.
* Other photographs that won over the judges and will be included in the 2012 KEH Photography calendar include work from: Geza Darrah, Rachel Carrier, Rebecca Gutwin, Rian Satterwhite, Otto Kitchens, Jose Morales, and John Prince (we will be posting some of these entries at a later date).
* A huge "thanks" to our guest judges and to everyone who submitted their work! The calendar will be coming out later this year and we will be sure to let you know once it's out and where you can get one!


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A Nobel Prize Winner Under Siege – WSJ.com
The Bangladeshi government is moving to exert control over the celebrated Grameen Bank.
By GEORGE SHULTZ AND MADELEINE ALBRIGHT
With so many banks making headlines, it is easy to overlook news about Bangladesh's Nobel Peace Prize-winning Grameen Bank. No, this bank does not need a bailout. Quite the contrary, it has been prospering as it continues to provide life-changing microloans to millions of poor people. The borrowers also run the bank—they are the majority owners. But the Bangladeshi government recently moved to change this arrangement. We urge the government to reconsider.
At issue is whether the bank's managing director should be appointed by the board of directors (most of whom are elected by the millions of small shareholders) or by the bank's chairman, who is appointed by the government. Preserving the right of the board of directors to make this choice would be in keeping with the bank's most distinctive feature—that the institution's customers are also its owners and managers.
The Grameen Bank model has been strikingly successful; it should be emulated, not changed. With 30 years of experience, Grameen delivers exceptional loan-repayment rates (97%) while vastly improving the lives of its members. Credit is given only to start or expand businesses, and members join as groups of five, who provide mutual support and accountability.
With 8.3 million borrowers, Grameen is a primary source of capital for women entrepreneurs and has used its influence and resources to support education, community-hygiene initiatives, affordable health care and better nutrition. In the process, the bank has contributed mightily to social, civic and environmental awareness throughout Bangladesh.
In 2006, Grameen's owners and Muhammad Yunus, its founder, were honored with the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of their efforts to reduce poverty. Dozens of countries have developed institutions based on the Grameen model, providing benefits to hundreds of millions of people in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and even the United States.
A major reason for the bank's success is its loyalty to the principle that the same people who rely on it for credit also have a direct role in managing its operations. The idea that poor people can run their own bank successfully has been very empowering—especially for women, who make up the vast majority of borrowers and who often have little or no access to conventional sources of commercial lending. That is why it would be a mistake for the government of Bangladesh to deprive the board of directors of the right to appoint the managing director.
Borrowers elect nine of the 12 members on the board while the government appoints three directors, including the chairman. The board as a whole has been responsible for bank operations, a governance structure that has served the rights and interests of its member owners since Grameen's founding several decades ago. We believe that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was right, in her visit to Bangladesh in May, to caution against any step that "would undermine or interfere in the operations of the Grameen Bank or its unique organizational structure."
Grameen Bank is more than just another financial institution. It is a living demonstration of how people who lack advantages of any kind can nevertheless lift themselves out of poverty through hard work and personal accountability. It is a testament to the capacity of women to succeed in business when accorded the opportunity to do so. And Grameen is—or at least it should be—a fundamental source of pride for the government of Bangladesh.
With the world watching, the government should consider carefully how to proceed now that its steps to seize direct control over the bank's leadership have stirred controversy. We hope it will choose instead to preserve a system that has worked well, earned credit for Bangladesh on the world stage, and inspired followers across the globe.
Mr. Shultz, a former secretary of labor, Treasury and state, is a distinguished fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution. Ms. Albright, a former secretary of state and permanent representative to the United Nations, is a chairwoman of the Albright-Stonebridge Group.


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Dennis Gannon is Director of Applications for the Cloud Computing Futures Group at Microsoft Research. Dan Reed is Vice President, Extreme Computing Group at Microsoft Research. The authors are contributors to The Fourth Paradigm: Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery.
Over the past decade, scientific and engineering research via computing has emerged as the third pillar of the scientific process, complementing theory and experiment. Several national studies have highlighted the importance of computational science as a critical enabler of scientific discovery and national competitiveness in the physical and biological sciences, medicine and healthcare, and design and manufacturing [1-3].
As the term suggests, computational science has historically focused on computation: the creation and execution of mathematical models of natural and artificial processes. Driven by opportunity and necessity, computational science is expanding to encompass both computing and data analysis. Today, a rising tsunami of data threatens to overwhelm us, consuming our attention by its very volume and diversity. Driven by inexpensive, seemingly ubiquitous sensors, broadband networks, and high-capacity storage systems, the tsunami encompasses data from sensors that monitor our planet from deep in the ocean, from land instruments, and from space-based imaging systems. It also includes environmental measurements and healthcare data that quantify biological processes and the effects of surrounding conditions. Simply put, we are moving from data paucity to a data plethora, which is leading to a relative poverty of human attention to any individual datum and is necessitating machine-assisted winnowing.
This ready availability of diverse data is shifting scientific approaches from the traditional, hypothesis-driven scientific method to science based on exploration. Researchers no longer simply ask, "What experiment could I construct to test this hypothesis?" Increasingly, they ask, "What correlations can I glean from extant data?" More tellingly, one wishes to ask, "What insights could I glean if I could fuse data from multiple disciplines and domains?" The challenge is analyzing many petabytes of data on a time scale that is practical in human terms.
The ability to create rich, detailed models of natural and artificial phenomena and to process large volumes of experimental data created by a new generation of scientific instruments that are themselves powered by computing makes computing a universal intellectual amplifier, advancing all of science and engineering and powering the knowledge economy. Cloud computing is the latest technological evolution of computational science, allowing groups to host, process, and analyze large volumes of multidisciplinary data. Consolidating computing and storage in very large datacenters creates economies of scale in facility design and construction, equipment acquisition, and operations and maintenance that are not possible when these elements are distributed. Moreover, consolidation and hosting mitigate many of the sociological and technical barriers that have limited multidisciplinary data sharing and collaboration. Finally, cloud hosting facilitates long-term data preservation -- a task that is particularly challenging for universities and government agencies and is critical to our ability to conduct longitudinal experiments.
It is not unreasonable to say that modern datacenters and modern supercomputers are like twins separated at birth. Both are massively parallel in design, and both are organized as a network of communicating computational nodes. The individual nodes of each are based on commodity microprocessors that have multiple cores, large memories, and local disk storage. They both execute applications that are designed to exploit massive amounts of parallelism. Their differences lie in their evolution. Massively parallel supercomputers have been designed to support computation with occasional bursts of input/output and to complete a single massive calculation as fast as possible, one job at a time. In contrast, datacenters direct their power outward to the world and consume vast quantities of input data.
Parallelism can be exploited in cloud computing in two ways. The first is for human access. Cloud applications are designed to be accessed as Web services, so they are organized as two or more layers of processes. One layer provides the service interface to the user's browser or client application. This "Web role" layer accepts users' requests and manages the tasks assigned to the second layer. The second layer of processes, sometimes known as the "worker role" layer, executes the analytical tasks required to satisfy user requests. One Web role and one worker role may be sufficient for a few simultaneous users, but if a cloud application is to be widely used -- such as for search, customized maps, social networks, weather services, travel data, or online auctions -- it must support thousands of concurrent users.
The second way in which parallelism is exploited involves the nature of the data analysis tasks undertaken by the application. In many large data analysis scenarios, it is not practical to use a single processor or task to scan a massive dataset or data stream to look for a pattern -- the overhead and delay are too great. In these cases, one can partition the data across large numbers of processors, each of which can analyze a subset of the data. The results of each "sub-scan" are then combined and returned to the user.
This "map-reduce" pattern is frequently used in datacenter applications and is one in a broad family of parallel data analysis queries used in cloud computing. Web search is the canonical example of this two-phase model. It involves constructing a searchable keyword index of the Web's contents, which entails creating a copy of the Web and sorting the contents via a sequence of map-reduce steps. Three key technologies support this model of parallelism: Google has an internal version [4], Yahoo! has an open source version known as Hadoop, and Microsoft has a mapreduce tool known as DryadLINQ [5]. Dryad is a mechanism to support the execution of distributed collections of tasks that can be configured into an arbitrary directed acyclic graph (DAG). The Language Integrated Query (LINQ) extension to C# allows SQL-like query expressions to be embedded directly in regular programs. The DryadLINQ system can automatically compile these queries into Dryad DAG, which can be executed automatically in the cloud.
Microsoft Windows Azure supports a combination of multi-user scaling and data analysis parallelism. In Azure, applications are designed as stateless "roles" that fetch tasks from queues, execute them, and place new tasks or data into other queues. Map-reduce computations in Azure consist of two pools of worker roles: mappers, which take map tasks off a map queue and push data to the Azure storage, and reducers, which look for reduce tasks that point to data in the storage system that need reducing. Whereas DryadLINQ executes a static DAG, Azure can execute an implicit DAG in which nodes correspond to roles and links correspond to messages in queues. Azure computations can also represent the parallelism generated by very large numbers of concurrent users.
This same type of map-reduce data analysis appears repeatedly in large-scale scientific analyses. For example, consider the task of matching a DNA sample against the thousands of known DNA sequences. This kind of search is an "embarrassingly parallel" task that can easily be sped up if it is partitioned into many independent search tasks over subsets of the data. Similarly, consider the task of searching for patterns in medical data, such as to find anomalies in fMRI scans of brain images, or the task of searching for potential weather anomalies in streams of events from radars.
Finally, another place where parallelism can be exploited in the datacenter is at the hardware level of an individual node. Not only does each node have multiple processors, but each typically has multiple computer cores. For many data analysis tasks, one can exploit massive amounts of parallelism at the instruction level.
For example, filtering noise from sensor data may involve invoking a Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) or other spectral methods. These computations can be sped up by using general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs) in each node. Depending on the rate at which a node can access data, this GPGPU-based processing may allow us to decrease the number of nodes required to meet an overall service rate.
The World Wide Web began as a loose federation of simple Web servers that each hosted scientific documents and data of interest to a relatively small community of researchers. As the number of servers grew exponentially and the global Internet matured, Web search transformed what was initially a scientific experiment into a new economic and social force. The effectiveness of search was achievable only because of the available parallelism in massive datacenters. As we enter the period in which all of science is being driven by a data explosion, cloud computing and its inherent ability to exploit parallelism at many levels has become a fundamental new enabling technology to advance human knowledge.
[1] President's Information Technology Advisory Committee, Computational Science: Ensuring America's Competitiveness, June 2005, www.nitrd.gov/pitac/reports/20050609_computational/computational.pdf.
[2] D. A. Reed, Ed., Workshop on The Roadmap for the Revitalization of High-End Computing, June 2003, www.cra.org/reports/supercomputing.pdf.
[3] S. L. Graham, M. Snir, and C. A. Patterson, Eds., Getting Up to Speed: The Future of SupercomputingWashington, D.C.: National Academies Press, 2004, www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=11148.
[4] J. Dean and S. Ghemawat, MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters, OSDI'04: Sixth Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation, San Francisco, CA, Dec. 2004, doi: 10.1145/1327452.1327492.
[5] Y. Yu., M. Isard, D. Fetterly, M. Budiu, . Erlingsson, P. Kumar Gunda, and J. Currey, DryadLINQ: A System for General-Purpose Distributed Data-Parallel Computing Using a High-Level Language, OSDI'08 Eighth Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation.


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* The logo should work on both a blue background (for the site) as well as on a white background (for business cards, stationary, and if I change the background of the site to white).
* I will need the original artwork files so I can generate different file types & sizes, create an all-white version for decals/t-shirts, etc.
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