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Don't worry, I am okay. Thank goodness for smart phones and computers at other places.
All of my photos of people and projects are on that computer. I would say that 95% are on the external harddrive so let's hope that they are okay!
I am popping in fast to share some Teresa Collins and Core'dinations projects. How fun to get to work with these products!
I played with the boy's line: On the Edge, both with the Core and the collection items.
Here is my favorite. I sanded the gears in random places to add some texture.


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By Steven Simon and Ray Takeyh
Sunday, August 1, 2010; B01
Imagine a moment when President Obama has only two alternatives: prepare to live with a nuclear-armed Iran or embark on the perilous path of military action to stop it.
Imagine that diplomacy has run its course, after prolonged and inconclusive negotiations; that surging international oil prices have undercut the power of economic sanctions against Tehran; and that reliable intelligence says the Islamic republic's weapons program is very close to reaching its goal.
Facing such conditions, would Obama use force against Iran?
Former CIA chief Michael Hayden believes such a move would be necessary, recently telling CNN that a U.S. military strike against Iranian facilities "seems inexorable" because diplomacy is failing. "We engage. They continue to move forward," Hayden warned. "We vote for sanctions. They continue to move forward. We try to deter, to dissuade. They continue to move forward."
Obama has also emphasized Tehran's own actions as the determining factor in a U.S. response. "We offered the Iranian government a clear choice," he said on July 1, when he signed the Iran Sanctions Act. "It could fulfill its international obligations and realize greater security, deeper economic and political integration with the world . . . or it could continue to flout its responsibilities and face even more pressure and isolation."
And a few days later, the president stressed in an interview with Israeli television that although his administration will "continue to keep the door open for a diplomatic resolution . . . I assure you that I have not taken options off the table."
As a practical matter, however, Obama's decision on the use of force would hinge on factors well beyond Iran's timetable for obtaining a bomb. In fact, the political, military and policy constraints Obama would face could compel his administration to forgo the military option no matter how close Iran gets to joining the nuclear club.
First, there is the United Nations to consider. Both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations have centered their responses to Iran's nuclear ambitions on the Security Council, implying that Iran's conduct violates not just U.S. national security interests but also Tehran's international legal obligations. For Obama, the United Nations has doctrinal centrality, as well. According to the president's recently released National Security Strategy, "When force is necessary . . . we will seek broad international support, working with such institutions as NATO and the U.N. Security Council."
Given this impulse to multilateralize the use of force and link it to the rule of law as well as to self-interest, the administration would have a hard time attacking Iran without Security Council backing. This particular high ground, however, might be unattainable. Indeed, the United States has obtained a series of U.N. resolutions censuring Iran not because its legal arguments and foreign policy views have wowed the world, but simply because its European partners have feared that Washington might otherwise take matters into its own hands. These anxieties were more acute during the Bush years, but they have hardly dissipated with new occupants in the White House. From Europe's perspective, the U.N. process is designed not just to pressure Iran but also to enmesh the United States in cumbersome proceedings that limit its choices.
It may be comforting for Washington to blame China and Russia as the key obstacles to more forceful measures against Iran, but Britain and France -- where public opinion is already against participation in the war in Afghanistan -- also have little appetite for striking. An Obama team that has prioritized repairing ties with "old Europe" and resetting relations with Russia would have to think twice before putting these refurbished relationships at risk by bombing Iran. (A president who meticulously rehabilitated America's standing in Europe would scarcely be eager to don Bush's mantle as the Ugly American.)
Whatever progress Iran may make toward weapons of mass destruction, European diplomats and statesmen are likely to parade to Washington, concede America's concerns, affirm its intelligence findings -- and reject its policy recommendations. The United States would be advised to be patient and restock its economic sanctions kit for one more run at Tehran. In private, many strategists would summon their inner George Kennan and advise Washington that containment has worked with more powerful and unpredictable tyrants and can surely handle cautious mullahs and their rudimentary weapon. Washington would have to choose between an international coalition pledging rigorous containment of Iran, and the lonely, unpopular path of taking military action lacking allied consensus.
Domestic consensus would be critical as well. One of the tragedies of American history is that presidents have too often entangled the country in conflicts without forthright conversation with the public. Franklin Roosevelt and Lyndon Johnson engaged in their share of measured mendacity as they plunged the United States into very different wars. More recently, Bush's decision to preemptively invade Iraq was characterized by exaggerated threats and faulty information.
Obama came into office pledging a new politics of accountability and responsibility, suggesting a predisposition to engage the public on the possibility that the United States may find itself in a prolonged war with a damaged but dangerous adversary. From town halls to college campuses, the president and his advisers would need to connect with civil society, clergy and university students -- not to mention Congress -- on this critical issue.
The direction such a debate would take is hard to predict. According to a February Gallup poll, about 90 percent of Americans believe Iran poses a serious threat to U.S. vital interests; 61 percent assessed the threat as "critical." A Fox News/Opinion Dynamics poll conducted in April found that 65 percent of Americans favor military force as a way to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Yet, if skepticism about U.S. military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq is any indication, Americans are also tired of war, while doubts about the accuracy of U.S. intelligence probably remain from the run-up to the Iraq war. A February CNN/Opinion Research poll indicated that only 23 percent of Americans agree with military action against Iran "now." (This is one arena in which Iranian behavior truly does matter; if President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and other leaders indulge in incendiary rhetoric toward the United States or Israel, U.S. public opinion might be more likely to back the possibility of strikes.)
The views and reactions of the Arab world would also be relevant. Although the United States is certainly capable of attacking Iran's nuclear installations without the consent or cooperation of the United Nations or of European allies, it would be hard-pressed to do so without the help of the small countries on the Arab side of the Persian Gulf.
The U.S. Fifth Fleet is headquartered in Bahrain; the Combined Air Operations Center is in Qatar; prepositioned materiel for ground and other forces is in Kuwait and Oman; and the United Arab Emirates offers extensive port facilities and staging for tactical aircraft. A campaign against Iran would require not just the acquiescence of these governments but their willingness to absorb retaliation by a bruised and outraged neighbor for years to come. While defense agreements already in place do not legally obligate the United States to come to the aid of these countries, strategic imperatives nonetheless would commit Washington to their defense. Such commitments would weigh heavily on an administration pondering the use of force.
Finally, a perceived need to warn Iran of a potential attack could complicate a decision to use force. As a nation, we have traditionally been averse to sneak attacks against even our most unsavory foes. American history is riddled with moments of hesitation and self-restraint even during high-pressure episodes. President John F. Kennedy rejected a surprise attack during the Cuban missile crisis on the grounds that it would transgress America's long-standing principles; Secretary of State James Baker met with Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz in 1991 to give Saddam Hussein's regime one last chance before airstrikes commenced.
Such warnings run counter to the military advantages of a bolt-from-the-blue attack. And while American diplomats would argue cogently that Iran's mullahs might blink when confronted with such a dire warning, military planners would prefer surprise as a way to mitigate the dangers of an already risky and complex operation.
Obama would have to decide whether the legitimacy conferred by a last-ditch warning of an attack was worth the sacrifice of tactical advantage. In the end, the balance would probably tip in favor of the moral (rather than operational) considerations, because the spiraling tension and flow of military assets to the gulf would give Tehran all the warning it needed.
As it contemplated the use of force, the administration's decision-making would be further complicated by the need for a plan to unwind military hostilities and make sure a confrontation did not escalate out of control. The White House would have to signal to Tehran that the U.S. military objective was not to overthrow the clerical regime but to enforce the will of the international community by disabling Iran's nuclear program. The message would need to make clear that for the United States, hostilities would end with the destruction of Iran's nuclear facilities, but that if Iran retaliated, Washington would press its attacks until Tehran could no longer respond. A sobering thought not just for the mullahs, but also for a U.S. administration that would have to carry out the threat.
Administration planners might be tempted to assume that reason would prevail in Tehran -- that a chastised and crestfallen theocracy would confine its response to organizing large demonstrations while basking in the allegiance of a more unified nation and that privately, Iran's leaders would concede to the logic of power and desist from a conflict that their country could not win.
But prudence would lead the national security team to counsel the president to plan for a potentially prolonged conflict. The Iranian regime may find heightened nationalism useful in diverting attention from the deficiencies of its rule, but to mollify its public, the theocratic leadership may be pressed into a more open confrontation with the "Great Satan." Caution and circumspection evaporate in a tense atmosphere, and the uncertainty surrounding Iran's response to a strike would seriously burden the president's decision-making.
There are plausible developments that could render this scenario moot. Iran has notified the International Atomic Energy Agency that it is prepared to resume negotiations after Ramadan on the transfer of nuclear fuel to third countries for enrichment. And in the face of strong sanctions, the mullahs may well blink.
But to avoid the grim future postulated here, Iran would have to leave behind its peek-a-boo negotiating tactics and sign up for intrusive inspections and tight limits on its uranium enrichment activities. The record on this score is not encouraging, with decades of sanctions impeding but not blocking Iran's progress to nuclear weapons capability. Thus, the world imagined here may not constitute destiny -- but it will be hard to escape.
Steven Simon served on the National Security Council during the Clinton administration and is a co-author of the forthcoming "The Sixth Crisis: Iran, Israel, America, and the Rumors of War." Ray Takeyh is a former adviser to the Obama administration on Iran and the author of "Guardians of the Revolution: Iran and the World in the Age of the Ayatollahs." They are senior fellows at the Council on Foreign Relations.

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Springfield FC, Inc. is a non-profit corporation focused on the technical development of youth soccer players in Springfield, Delaware County PA. Our primary goal is to promote an appreciation of and dedication to the sport of soccer for players age 5-18 through the facilitation of training and coaching by professional soccer coaches. We will also oversee the general design and operation of travel soccer activities in Springfield which includes the formation of teams, selection of leagues appropriate for competition, selection of tournaments and overall promotion of the sport.
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My work has gone through a number of phases; currently I am very interested in hand burnished pit fired pots and Byzantine motifs.
Hand burnished pit fired pots: These wheel thrown hand-burnished pots are inspired by centuries old pottery found in many of Greece's museums. Each piece has its own special shape, but follows the definition of form and style created by potters from Ancient Greece. Each pot is fired to 1060ºC and then pit fired in an outdoor sawdust kiln, where the results are unique and unpredictable, then polished with a special wax and enhanced with gold leaf.
Byzantine motifs: Bowls in various sizes and shapes are created using the age-old technique of scraffito, etching through colored slip to create a design inspired by pieces found in the Byzantine museum of Thessaloniki.
It was hand burnished pit fired pots with Byzantine motifs that were the subject of my most recent exhibition sponsored by the Thessaloniki Curator of Byzantine Monuments.
I undertake special assignments. Mount Athos had an exhibition in Vienna, Austria in 2007 and I was asked to make pieces to their design. In February 2004 I conducted a special seminar – Conflict Resolution with Clay – for Palestinian and Israeli Youth. I make one-off, personalized pieces as a wedding present, retirement gift, etc.
For many years my students and I have participated in exhibitions, both local and national, such as the Anetopoulos Pottery Museum, Volos; the Pan Hellenic Exhibit in Maroussi; the Pan Hellenic Ceramics Festival, Thessaloniki; and the Cultural Center, Pylea, Thessaloniki.
"Where Ancient Meets Modern"
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|along Little River Rd
Another couple pulled up just after we did for the same shot and told us the colors at Tremont were spectacular yesterday which was encouraging. That's not exactly what we found when we turned on to the road heading up beside Middle Prong, but it was still nice for the end of October. Again though, we were having a hard time finding a nice scene to shoot without a lot of clutter. The rising sun helped a little bit back lighting some of the mist rising from the stream.
|Middle Prong of the Little River
Quite a few other people had the same idea as we did for this day and the parking area for the Lynn Camp Prong hike already had a lot of vehicles. There was still quite a bit of color in the canopy as we hiked the short distance up to Lynn Camp Prong Cascades. The waterfall was still in the shade, but the sun was already creeping into the scene just above the falls. We took a few shots from the trail, then headed down the steep goat path towards river level and the better view.
|Lynn Camp Prong Cascades
|Lynn Camp Prong Cascades
|reflections below the cascades
The trail (which is just an old gravel road) gains a bit of elevation beyond this spot which put us more in the sunshine. There are several smaller waterfalls along the next short stretch of Lynn Camp Prong and we spent quite a bit of time shooting here and enjoying the scenery. There wasn't much fall foliage to speak of, but being here obviously beats being at the job I worked at before retiring.
By now the crowds had picked up and it was lunch time, so we headed back to the camp site to grab a shower and eat our big meal of the day before heading back out for the afternoon hike. Finding a hike where there wouldn't be many people this time of day is almost a joke. I spotted a small section of trail on the map that's listed as a Quiet Walkway along the West Prong of the Little Pigeon River right along US441 about a mile up from the Sugarlands Visitor Center. Getting there took a while as traffic was backed up trying to get on to 441 before Sugarlands. When we finally got to the parking area for the hike, there was only one other vehicle and those folks had just ended their hike. The hike was nice, but fairly non-eventful. There were hardly and leaves left on the trees along the stream and I didn't take very many shots at all. We did spot some kind of retaining wall on the opposite side of the stream indicating that there was something going on here at one time, then later spotted a long section of stone wall on our side and what looked like the remnants of an old road. It was just nice to be away from the crowds.
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Routes : North America : United States : New Jersey : South Central I-78 to 195 : Sourland Mountain Reservation : Obtuse Arete Rock : Mamas Girdle (Approach Boulder)
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I'm still loving Scene It: Celebration stamp and die set,
so decided to use it again for my grandniece's 5th birthday.
Using bright, cheery colours are perfect for a little girl's birthday:
Hibiscus Burst, Summer Sunrise, Vintage Jadeite inks;
balloon strings are stamped with Kraft ink
Harvest Gold cardstock for Stars;
Blueberry Sky caardstock sponged with Fresh Snow ink;
Hibiscus Burst cardstock for scalloped panel.
Hibiscus Burst, Summer Sunrise, Vintage Jadeite inks;
Card Front:
Stitching Impression Plate provides texture
Balloons: Scene It: Birthday
Confetti: Birthday Style
Sentiment: Delightful Dahlias Addition
Supplies (PTI unless noted)
Stamps -Scene It Celebration
Inks - Hibiscus Burst, Harvest Gold, Summer Sunrise,
Kraft, Vintage Jadeite, Blueberry Sky, Fresh Snow
Kraft, Vintage Jadeite, Blueberry Sky, Fresh Snow
Paper - Stamper's Select White, Hibiscus Burst,Harvest Gold, Blueberry Sky
Dies - Tinsel & Tags Scallop Backer die, Scene It: Celebration
Other - Stitching Impression Plate
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weather forecasters were calling for, but there is a lot of snow nevertheless,
and it is still coming down. and it is most certainly enough to warrant for a
|{view from our porch}
so serene and peaceful. it's days like these that i actually savor winter :)
and magglio was loving his life, pouncing around in the fluffy snow.
|{i have never seen main street so quiet! probably half of the businesses are closed. so beautiful.}
|{can not get over how enormous this mound of snow is!}
sandy a la mode. up for grabs? a ruffle necklace in the winner's choice of color :) enter here. and grab her coupon code to receive 20% off in my shop!
also, check out the beautiful tiffany from love stitched dawning my mustard yellow ruffle necklace in her outfit post! woot!!
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A Wragby couple have celebrated their marriage by renewing their vows.
Stuart Judson and Yinghui Xu, from Manor Gardens, chose Lincoln Register Office as the setting for the ceremony.
They were married in Changchun, China.
Family and friends were invited to attend this special service in Lincoln, where the couple renewed their promises and vows, with the exchange of two new rings.
After the ceremony, a reception was held at the Rose Orchard Chinese Restaurant in Clasketgate, Lincoln.
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Near Henrico in Henrico County, Virginia — The American South (Mid-Atlantic)
Curles Neck and Bremo
Location. 37° 24.443′ N, 77° 16.646′ W. Marker is near Henrico, Virginia, in Henrico County. Marker is on New Market Road (Virginia Route 5) 0.6 miles east of Curles Neck Road, on the right when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Henrico VA 23231, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 2 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Nathaniel Bacon (a few steps from this marker); Captain Thomas Harris (a few steps from this marker); Turkey Island Mansion Engagement at Malvern Cliffs (approx. 0.4 miles away); The Flood of 1771 (approx. 0.4 miles away); Turkey Island (approx. 0.4 miles away); First Battle of Deep Bottom (approx. 1.2 miles away); Malvern Cliffs (approx. 1.3 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Henrico.
More about this marker. This marker, originally located at the entrance to Curles Neck Farm, has been moved 0.6 miles east.
Categories. • Colonial Era • Notable Persons •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on July 17, 2008, by Kathy Walker of Stafford, Virginia. This page has been viewed 1,861 times since then and 4 times this year. Photos: 1. submitted on July 17, 2008, by Kathy Walker of Stafford, Virginia. 2. submitted on December 14, 2015, by Bernard Fisher of Mechanicsville, Virginia. 3, 4. submitted on July 17, 2008, by Kathy Walker of Stafford, Virginia. • J. J. Prats was the editor who published this page.


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Hi, I have a website where I want to display all records by city. The city column in the table has cities stored in csv values. How do I qery the database to display the information by one city then by all cities?
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Being voted Most Likely to Succeed is certainly a prestigious honor, and hopefully those people lived up to those expectations. If we heard the news today that they did in fact succeed, we wouldn't be the least bit surprised, would we?
What about those who were the Least Likely to Succeed? Their names weren't written in any yearbook. That would have just been rude. But I'll bet that you and I can remember who they were. If we heard that they actually succeeded and accomplished great things, we would be having a "Really?", "Seriously?", "You've got to be kidding me!" moment.
We certainly are quick to write people off, aren't we? I guess that's the ugly, judgmental part of every one of us. We do it when we judge someones potential for greatness in the world. We do it when we judge someones potential for greatness ... even in the Kingdom of God.
The atheist who refuses to consider that there is a God. The agnostic who doesn't care one way or the other. The man who wears a full metal jacket made of anger, or the woman who sells her body because once, someone stole her soul. We call them hopeless and impossible, and unreachable, because Lord knows, we've tried to reach them, and they've never responded the way we'd have liked them to.
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The staff at Popular Woodworking have done it again. They have delved into their vast pool of talent and treasure of articles from their magazine and have brought us a wonderful collection of Arts and Crafts furniture projects. The authors are all current or former editors and senior editors for Popular Woodworking Magazine. Robert W. Lang is not only a senior editor for Popular Woodworking, he also has published five books on arts and crafts furniture in his "Shop Drawings" series, which I have used extensively for building reproductions of some very nice Arts and Crafts pieces. The first two Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture: 27 Stickley Designs for Every Room in the Home , and More Shop Drawings for Craftsman Furniture: 30 Stickley Designs for Every Room in the Home, will give you a great variety of projects for every room in the home.
Christopher Schwarz is an editor of Popular Woodworking, and a contributing editor to The Fine Tool Journal, in addition to teaching traditional woodworking techniques he has recently published a fantastic book on workbenches, Workbenches: From Design & Theory to Construction & Use, which has been discussed to some length at The WoodWhisperer blog and chat room.
Steve Shanesy was an editor for Popular Woodworking and is now publisher of the magazine. Jim Stack is a senior editor or Popular Woodworking and also the author of eight woodworking books. Jim Stuard is a former editor of Popular Woodworking, and Kara Uhl is a former managing editor of the magazine. David Thiel is the executive editor of Popular Woodworking Books and a former editor for Popular Woodworking.
With this much talent on board this project was sure to shine. The Book includes 26 projects, a chapter on the history of Arts and Crafts Furniture and a chapter on techniques of of construction and finishing. There is also a CD included that has a PDF file with 10 additional projects and 10 articles on techniques from the archives of the magazine. Long time readers of the magazine will notice that most of these projects have previously appeared there, however in the book you will find that more detail and more photos have been included along with all new drawings. One thing that did disappoint me is that the book appears to be an updated and expanded version of their book Authentic Arts and Crafts Furniture Projects from 2000.
Each project chapter begins with a description of the project's origins and history. Included is a very detailed text description of the process along with a cut list. Drawings for templates that you will need and a list of supplies along with sources are included. Very clear and instructional color photos along with nice shop drawings and exploded views complete the chapter with enough information for novices to make a very nice piece of furniture. One thing that this book includes that many do not is upholstery tips and techniques that allow you to move from a nice woodworking project, to a finished piece of fine furniture. The projects range from the simple, Limbert Waste Basket, to the impressive, Byrdcliffe Linen Press.
In my opinion this is the finest book of Arts and Crafts Furniture projects to date, and I should know, I have bought them all over the years of my obsession with the style. I hope that you take a look at this book and enjoy making the projects in your shop and that your family and friends get to appreciate your skills combined with some amazing reproductions of original masterpieces. If you would like to purchase a copy you can do so from the link below.


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Using a sectional microwaveable or oven proof dinner plate. Make a balanced meal. TV dinner style. Something to be frozen...and reheated for a meal.
Include side dishes instead making it a big frozen casserole thing.
If you have suggestions for cook ware and sectional divided dishes...freezing techniques. Post them!
Okay. Using New Years Eve leftovers.
Baked Ham with a sauce and a pineapple ring in main section. Candied Yams or mashed potatoes in the other (sub black eyed peas with a frozen compound butter for a starch option).
Hummm...collards or kale might not freeze well. How about blanched green beans with compound butter.
Some of my favorites don't even need sections. I a "package". Lay out 6 large piece of foil, in the center if each add a handful of cooked brown rice, a handful of raw baby spinach, a handful if green beans, top with a salmon filet. Mix up 1 1/2 cups of white wine, chopped garlic, thinly sliced onion, salt pepper and just a splash of lemon juice. Mix and then scoop over each packet. Crimp the edges together and fold over the ends. Place each in a quart size freezer container, make sure to label them.
I like to take it out if the freezer and into the fridge in the morning. Then into a 400 degree oven for just 18-20 minutes. It's healthy, flavorful and satisfying.
I also make the same with a chicken variation with feta, calamata olives, sundried tomatoes. Yummy!
Hi. Some plastic containers are microwaveable and sectioned for individual meals. I like brown rice with chickpea curry (mix together so the rice doesn't dry out) with spinach sauteed in olive oil or butter and garlic in the second container and carrots steamed with salt and pepper, lemon juice and parsley in the third section. Can do the same thing with lasagna or rice and beans, can use other vegetables. Ravioli in tomato sauce also make a delicious main dish and freeze and reheat well. Macaroni and cheese.


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Paddle to 4,000 year old Indian ruins in the National Forest and journey back in time!
Wildlife includes dolphin and nesting colonies of thousands of Eastern Shorebirds. Manatees and Sea Turtles are seasonal and are seen about 10-20% of the time during summer months.
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Trudy Sembauer, 74
Trudy Sembauer, 74, of Montgomery died on Monday, Jan. 1, 2018. Visitation will be held on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Schoenbauer Funeral Home in Montgomery with funeral services following at 2 p.m., also at the Schoenbauer Funeral Home. Interment will be at St. John Catholic Cemetery in rural Montgomery.
Trudy was born on July 22, 1943, to Myles and Rosalyn (Filipek) Sembauer in Montgomery. Trudy was employed as a cook at the school in Montgomery and also Green Giant.
Trudy is survived by her mother, Rosalyn Sembauer of Montgomery; son, Rick (Wendy) Sembauer of Montgomery; grandchildren, Darian Cox, Samantha (Tyler) Rosival, Daniel (significant other- Lauren) Adamek, Jade Woods, Matthew Sembauer, and Jack Sembauer; great-granddaughter, Ashlynn Rosival; siblings, Darvin Sembauer of Faribault, and Sally Turek of Montgomery.
Trudy is preceded in death by her father, Myles Sembauer Sr.; son, Jerry Sembauer; siblings, Debbra, and Buddy Sembauer Jr.; former husband, LeRoy Hadac.
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It's time for another Color Challenge over at HIMCR! This month our colors to work with are: Bermuda Bay, Crushed Curry and Basic Gray! These colors are so much fun today! I think you are just going to love them!
Our sponsor this month is The Scrapbook Stamp Society. They gave our Design Team some fun images to work with. I chose the Mer Bestie. You can see this and other images over at their website. Enter your card for our color challenge this week and you could win 3 free images!!!
Leave a comment on my blog today and you could win this card!! I will draw the winner and announce on Tuesday!!
Make sure you stop by the HIMCR main blog to see what the other Design Team Members came up with for today's challenge! Thanks for stopping by today. Hope you have a great weekend!!


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Shelley Saxer -- Executive Director
Professional Experience: Shelley has her undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Pepperdine University and her law degree from UCLA. She has been teaching law at Pepperdine for over 25 years and currently holds the Laure Sudreau Endowed Chair. She's served in administrative roles at the law school, including Academic Dean and Vice Dean. Prior to attending law school, Shelley worked as a payroll supervisor and financial systems analyst at Pepperdine University, and as a financial systems project leader and data processing manager at Vetco Offshore in Ventura.
Theatrical Experience: Shelley has been a part of local community theatre for more than 35 years. Her first show with The Conejo Players was in 1982 -- and it's where she met her husband, Gary. She is an Honorary Life Member, having performed and served as musical director for several shows. Shelley has also performed locally with Pacific Festival Ballet, Cabrillo Music Theatre (now 5-Star Theatricals), the Moorpark Melodrama, and Horizon Players. For more than 10 years, Shelley worked with her dear friend, Mayme Paul, as a volunteer musical director for the Lindero Canyon Middle School spring musicals, in which three of her daughters performed. The Saxer family members -- including four daughters, two sons-in-law, and two granddaughters -- have all been part of the CPT family, and they continue to perform here and across the country.
Beth Glasner -- Executive Producer
Professional Experience: Beth has three degrees: one in Elementary Education, one in Reading Specialty, and one in Fashion Design. She's worked as an educator and an office manager, and is now a professional costume designer and owns her own business, Beth Dressed. She designs for several different theatres in and around Southern California.
Theatrical Experience: Beth has been active at Conejo Players since 2005, and has served as its Costume Custodian since 2007. She is a proud Honorary Life Member of CPT, and a winner of the Golden Sweatshirt Award. Beth has been the Executive Producer since 2016 -- in addition, she costume designs; stage-manages; produces; has run lights and sound; has worked as the House Manager Coordinator; and often teaches workshops.
Jeremy Zeller -- Executive Technical Director
Professional Experience: Jeremy holds a degree in Sociology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and worked in the newspaper industry for over half a decade. After several years as a specialties editor for the Ventura County Star -- where his duties included writing, editing, print and web design, and photography (among others) -- he now works in marketing for an insurance services provider in the Conejo Valley. He's also worked for a local electrical contractor, and spent time with the facilities at his church.
Theatrical Experience: Jeremy caught the theatre bug at age 7 and has been involved (either on or off stage) ever since. His first involvement at CPT was as an usher in 2010, and he has worked on numerous productions since -- including as the director/producer of the Conejo Improv Players.
Devery Holmes -- President
Professional Experience: Devery holds a degree in Communications from Cal State Northridge and an MBA from Loyola Marymount University in Marketing and Management. Devery began her career at ABC-TV and went on to become a Unit Manager at ABC. She then went to get her MBA and started working at Time Life in Marketing. Soon after, she pursued a career that combined production with marketing and was hired to run the global American Airlines entertainment program for NMA Entertainment and Marketing. She worked at NMA for 10 years as SVP in Marketing, and President and CMO for 11 years heading up the entertainment strategy for brands like Baskin Robbins, Nestle, Samsung, Heineken, Sears, and Hostess. Devery went out on her own in 2009 and started Spark Alliance Marketing, where she became the agency of record for 20th Century Fox films, Focus Features, Crackle, and other studios and brands.
Theatrical Experience: Devery is an Honorary Life Member and Golden Sweatshirt recipient at Conejo Players Theatre, where she's been active since 1986 -- when she and her husband Jim moved to the Conejo Valley. Since then, she's been involved as a performer, director, producer, prop master, costume coordinator, and children's theatre usher coordinator. She's also directed the teen summer musical for Thousnd Oaks' Young Artists Ensemble, and has performed at numerous other theatres in our community, including Pacific Festival Ballet, Children's Theater Experience, and The Young Americans. Currently, Devery is a judge for California Thespians, an educational theatre association.
Amie Woolweber -- Vice President
Professional Experience: Amie has a Bachelor of Arts in English and Theatre from the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. After four years of teaching high school English in Wisconsin, Amie moved to L.A. and has worked in different areas of the entertainment industry ever since. She served as Head of the Youth Division at a reputable talent management company until moving on to positions in both Business and Legal Affairs at several Hollywood studios. Currently, Amie is a Senior Contract Administrator with The Walt Disney Company.
Theatrical Experience: Amie comes from a family with strong theatrical ties -- and has been performing in theatre herself since the age of 3. In addition to being "in the spotlight," Amie is also a seasoned choreographer and director, having done both at high schools and community theatres. Through CPT's wonderful reputation via word of mouth, Amie knew she wanted to get involved there -- and became a member in 2013. To date, she's been fortunate enough to receive several Harlequin awards, and was honored as a Four Star Theater Alliance Award recipient for her performance in CPT's 2014 production of THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE. Amie is now proud to be serving as Vice President on the Board of Directors.
Stephanie Harris -- Secretary
Professional Experience: With a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts from UCLA, Stephanie is in her 30th year at The Walt Disney Studios as Vice President of Credits & Title Administration, the department responsible for the legal side of screen credits, advertising, and publicity for all live action and animated films released by the various Disney brands.
Theatrical Experience: Stephanie's love of theatre started at a young age, with trips to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion to see many of the classic musicals -- as well as putting on plays with friends in her backyard. After raising her two children and her husband of 30-plus years, Stephanie finally got back into live theatre in 2012 and has since performed on stage at High Street Arts Center, Camarillo Skyway Playhouse, and CPT. Stephanie is happy to be a part of Conejo Players Theatre for its landmark 60th year.
Tim Holtwick -- Treasurer
Professional Experience: Tim holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from University of Redlands. He spent 40 years in sales and management in the print communications field and now owns and operates his own company, specializing in printing and ad specialties. Prior to coming to the Board of Directors at Conejo Players, he served in various volunteer capacities on the boards of two homeowners associations.
Theatrical Experience: At the tender age of 52, Tim went with a theatrically minded friend just to watch him audition for a show -- and in spite of having no experience on the stage, Tim himself ended up being cast as HC in THE RAINMAKER at a local theatre in Thousand Oaks! Since that time, 20 years ago, he has appeared on various stages throughout the greater Los Angeles area. Tim currently lives in Simi Valley with his wife Barb and teenage grandkids Haylee and Timothy. He is proud to be a part of the Conejo Players Theatre management team.
Renee Delgado Rose -- Business Director
Professional Experience: Renee has her undergraduate degree in Communication Studies, and her Masters degree in Digital Media, from UCLA. She owned a graphic design and printing company for eight years, sold it to a competitor, and began a new career -- for over half a decade now, she's been a successful local real estate broker, specializing in both the Conejo and San Fernando Valleys and surrounding areas.
Theatrical Experience: Renee didn't know that community theatre existed until she saw a group of kids and adults rehearsing at a dance studio she had just started taking tap lessons at in 2013. She went home and Googled "community theatre Conejo Valley" and, lo and behold, she discovered Conejo Players Theatre and their upcoming auditions for MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT. As a huge Monty Python fan, Renee went out on a limb and showed up at auditions not knowing what to do or expect ... A few days later, she was cast in her very first show, and has now proudly performed in five other CPT musicals -- and they certainly won't be her last! (She's also recently appeared in several shows at High Street Arts Center in Moorpark.) Renee's excited to see what's in store for her future CPT endeavors, both onstage and off.
Jim Bukowski -- Facilities Director
Professional Experience: Jim has an M.A. (UC Santa Barbara), Ph.D. (Indiana University - History), and MBA (Thunderbird School) -- and taught at colleges in Illinois before returning to California to work for 30+ years in corporate insurance brokering and risk consulting. He currently works as insurance risk manager for a construction management firm. He also served on a Las Virgenes Unified School District oversight committee (regarding the building of its two Performing Arts Education Centers), and as board member of the Agoura Hills/Calabasas Community Center (AHCCC).
Theatrical Experience: Jim is a long-time volunteer and Golden Sweatshirt recipient at Conejo Players Theatre, and previously managed their snack bar operations. He first performed in 12 ANGRY MEN while in college. Over the past 20 years, he's performed in over 25 local shows, including numerous musicals by the Ventura County Gilbert & Sullivan Repertoire Company (at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts) and several shows at CPT. He is proud to serve on the CPT management team.
Courtney Potter -- Media Director
Professional Experience: After receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree in Film (and a whole lotta credits in Theatre) from UC Santa Cruz, Courtney worked behind-the-scenes in network television before transitioning into creating content for print and digital media ... currently as a writer and social media strategist for several Disney communications outlets, including D23: The Official Disney Fan Club. For more info, check out courtneypotter.com.
Theatrical Experience: Born into a creative family (father Brian is the Grammy®-nominated producer and songwriter behind hits like "Ain't No Woman [Like the One I Got]" by the Four Tops and Glen Campbell's "Rhinestone Cowboy" album; mother Karen recently retired after 20+ years producing corporate events for The Walt Disney Company), Courtney has been performing throughout California -- both professionally and avocationally -- since the age of 6; she's subsequently appeared on stages as diverse as the Santa Monica Playhouse, Cabrillo Music Theatre (now 5-Star Theatricals), Actors Co-Op Hollywood, Canyon Theatre Guild, High Street Arts Center, the Confidential Musical Theatre Project (Los Angeles), Glendale Centre Theatre, and the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center. Happily, her theatrical adventures brought her to Conejo Players Theatre in 2007. Besides treading the boards, Courtney has directed or produced several of CPT's most acclaimed recent productions; was previously Vice President on the Board for five-plus seasons; has received both a Golden Sweatshirt award and an Honorary Life Membership; and assumed the mantle of Media Director in 2018.


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Accountability Related to Patient Medical Record
It is our policy to maintain a clinical record system from
which information can be promptly retrieved. Clinical
records are legible, documented accurately in a timely
manner, and readily accessible to health care providers.
Patient rights to privacy, and the security of health care
information as delineated by the HIPAA legislation, are of
paramount importance in permitting access to the patient
medical record.
Designated staff members have the responsibility to control
access to the medical records and, under the direction of
appropriate management staff, maintain the medical record.
All staff members with access to these records have received
appropriate patient privacy training.
1. An individual record whether paper or electronic is
prepared for every patient and events of patient visits
and procedures are documented into the chart.
2. All diagnostic test reports and dictated reports will be
included in the patient's chart within 48 hours of being read by the responsible physician.
4. Access to patient charts is allowed only on a 'Need to
See' basis during hours of operation.
5. All PAPER charts shall be assessed from a quality
process standpoint before re-filing or closing, to
A. Completion of any tasks requested via notes attached
to the outside of the chart; documentation of action
in chart; appropriate disposition of note; i.e.,
file, return to originator, discard.
B. Checking of legibility of typed name on chart label.
6. All medical records shall be stored securely, with no
possibility of public access, consistent with
HIPAA regulations. Should it be discovered that there
has been a breach to any individual's private health
care information, all requirements regarding the breach
and individual notification will be followed.
7. A subpoena will be needed to remove/access the patient
chart when legal matters are involved.
When there is a need to remove or allow access to a
chart from the organization, either to take to the
hospital for surgery, or to a satellite office, the
following procedure shall occur: A list will be made of
charts being removed, by whom, that day. The charts
will be carried in a brief case or other suitable
container that locks. They will not be left in any
vehicle at any time. Should the individual transporting
the charts, not return to the main facility, the
charts will be removed from the vehicle and kept in the
house, locked in the brief case or container.
Medical records may be copied/duplicated only with the
appropriate authorization from the patient.
8. Any employee falsifying or intentionally changing
information included in the patient's chart is subject
to disciplinary action, including termination.
Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
This organization is entirely an electronic record keeping
system or close to it as of early 2015.
As with all issues relating to computer use; the system is
password protected and staff should only sign in using their
password; never sharing passwords with others. There is also
an electronic signature system for authenticating records.
Computers utilized to access patient medical records will
have an appropriate 'time out' session which is automatic on
the computer to reduce unauthorized access.
Because this organization utilizes EMR, the following is in
place should there be an interruption; whether scheduled or
unscheduled of the information systems either due to a power
outage or other problems with the system.
We will return to paper charts, with all documentation being done on paper and when
EMR is availabe, the information will be scanned or entered into the EMR.
This organization's electronic system is backed up via cloud.
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Professor Vasilios Chronopoulos received his Dental degree from the University of Athens, Greece and his certificate in Prosthodontics from Marquette University in Milwaukee, USA. He has a MS and a PhD in Dental Biomaterials from the School of Dentistry, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.
Over the last two decades Professor Chronopoulos has held several Full-time & Honorary Academic positions, including:
- Professor of Restorative Dentistry, School of Dentistry and Oral Health, Griffith University, Australia
- Clinical Professor, Department of Restorative Sciences and Graduate Prosthodontics, Baylor College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, USA
- Assistant Professor, Department of Prosthodontics, School of Dentistry, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
- Honorary Professor, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China
- Adjunct instructor, Department of Periodontics, Endodontics, and Dental Hygiene of University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Vasilios has authored and co-authored over 60 publications, chapters in Prosthodontic text books and a text book on Dental Materials, a textbook on All-Ceramic restorations and a Clinical manual on Restorative Dentistry. He lectures nationally and internationally on Esthetic Dentistry, Implants, Prosthodontics and Dental Materials.
He is a member of numerous scientific societies. Apart from practicing in the Dental Implants and Aesthetics Dental Center in the Gold Coast, he maintains a Private Multi-disciplinary Dental Clinic in Athens, Greece.


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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
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Get Out the Microscope
AMD announced their Q1 2012 earnings last week, which turned out better than the previous numbers suggested. The bad news is that they posted a net loss of $590 million. That does sound pretty bad considering that their gross revenue was $1.59 billion, but there is more to the story than meets the eye. Of course, there are thoughts of "those spendthrift executives are burying AMD again", but this is not the case. The loss lays squarely on the GLOBALFOUNDRIES equity and wafer agreements that have totally been retooled.
To get a good idea of where AMD stands in Q1, and for the rest of this year, we need to see how all these numbers actually get sorted out. Gross revenue is down 6% from the quarter before, which is expected due to seasonal pressures. This is right in line with Intel's seasonal downturn, and in ways AMD was affected slightly less than their larger competitor. They are down around 2% from last year's quarter, and part of that can be attributed to the continuing hard drive shortage that continued to affect the previous quarter.
Podcast #188 - Featuring David Hewlett - White Space Wireless, AMD and NVIDIA GPU roadmaps, Hard Drives with lasers and more!
Subject: Editorial, General Tech | February 9, 2012 - 04:08 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: wireless, whitespace, ssd, podcast, nvidia, mdt, intel 520, Intel, gpu, APU, amd
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An academic collaboration leads to a GPU/CPU collaboration
Subject: General Tech | February 8, 2012 - 12:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gpgpu, l3 cache, APU
Over at North Carolina State University, students Yi Yang, Ping Xiang and Dr. Huiyang Zhou, along with Mike Mantor of Advanced Micro Devices have been working on a way to improve how efficiently the GPU and CPU work together. Our current generations of APU/GPGPUs, Llano and Sandy Bridge, have united the two processing units on a single substrate but as of yet they cannot efficiently pass operations back and forth. This project works to leverage the L3 cache of the CPU to give a high speed bridge between the two processors, allowing the CPU to pass highly parallel tasks to the GPU for more efficient processing and letting the CPU deal with the complex operations it was designed for.
Along with that bridge comes a change in the way the L2 prefetch is utilized; increasing memory access at that level frees up more for the L3 to pass data between CPU and GPU thanks to a specially designed preexecution unit triggered by the GPU and running on the CPU which will enable synchronized memory fetch instructions. The result has been impressive, in their tests they saw an average improvement of 21.4% in performance.
"Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a new technique that allows graphics processing units (GPUs) and central processing units (CPUs) on a single chip to collaborate – boosting processor performance by an average of more than 20 percent.
"Chip manufacturers are now creating processors that have a 'fused architecture,' meaning that they include CPUs and GPUs on a single chip," says Dr. Huiyang Zhou, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering who co-authored a paper on the research. "This approach decreases manufacturing costs and makes computers more energy efficient. However, the CPU cores and GPU cores still work almost exclusively on separate functions. They rarely collaborate to execute any given program, so they aren't as efficient as they could be. That's the issue we're trying to resolve."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Laser boffins blast bits onto hard drive at 200Gb/sec @ The Register
- Intel admits Haswell uses transactional memory @ SemiAccurate
- Nvidia and Rambus bury the hatchet on patents @ The Inquirer
- Don't panic? Windows 8 and the "ribbonification" of Explorer @ Ars Technica
- DIY Solid State Tesla Coil @ Hack a Day
- Brice from Arctic reveals all in exclusive @ Kitguru
- Instructables Giving Away $50,000 3D Printer @ MAKE:Blog
Live Blog: AMD Financial Analyst Day
Subject: Editorial, Graphics Cards, Processors | February 2, 2012 - 12:31 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: reports, gpu, fad, cpu, APU, analyst, amd
Consider this fair warning: tomorrow here at PC Perspective you will learn the future of AMD. Sound over dramatic? We don't think so. After a pretty interesting year in 2011 for the company and AMD has said on several occasions that this year's Financial Analyst Day was going to reveal a lot about what the future holds for them on the GPU, CPU and APU front.
Hopefully we will learn what AMD plans to do after the cancelation of the second-generation of ultra lower power APUs, how important discrete graphics will be going forward and what life there is for the processor architecture after Bulldozer.
We will be in Sunnyvale at the AMD campus covering the event and we will be holding a live blog at the same time...right here. The event starts at 9am PST on February 2nd, aso be sure you set your calendars and bookmark this page for all the news!!
A CPU Cooling Heatsink With Built In Computer From AMD
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 10, 2012 - 08:43 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: nano-itx, heatsink, e-350, cooling, cooler master, CES, APU
At CES today we saw what at first resembles a Cooler Master V6 CPU heastink and fan combo. The processor cooler features a red 120mm fan housed in a black shroud which is then attached to the heatsink itself. The heatsink is a tower design with six copper heatpipes attached to a copper CPU block. The heatpipes then lead into a tower of aluminum fins to dissipate heat.
On the back of the unit; however, there's a little something extra in the form of a nano-itx motherboard and AMD E-350 APU based on the Brazos platform. The computer is self contained and provides a number of connectivity options. For more information on the Brazos platform and E-350 APU, see our preview and review articles. A quick run down of the E-350 specifications; however, is below.
- Two Bobcat CPU cores at 1.6 GHz
- A Radeon HD 6310 GPU with 80 processing cores running at 500 MHz
- A TDP of 18 watts
- DirectX 11 Graphics and DDR3 Memory Support
The bottom of the rear of the CPU cooler is the location of the nano-ITX motherboard's rear IO panel. The motherboard features Wi-Fi, HDMI, two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports, Gigabit Ethernet, VGA(?), and e-SATA(?) connections.
A side view of the Cooler Master heatsink is available below.
It's certainly a new idea, and it will definitely hit home for people that don't need or want to run their power hungry main desktop all the time. Because the system is self contained it does present some usability issues. Mainly that you will need to have a KVM or VNC connection to control it and the inside of the computer case is going to become a lot more crowded with cables. Further, it would be a pain to have to open up the main desktop system just to plug in a flash drive or cable. On the other hand, it'd make for a nice media or file server and would not require the desktop be on 24/7 without needing yet another box crowding my desk so I'd give it a shot. (The inside of my computer case is already a mess of wires so what do I have to lose?)
What are your thoughts on this somewhat strange CPU cooler?
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AMD Shows Off Trinity APU Die And Trinity Powered Notebook
Subject: Cases and Cooling, Processors | January 10, 2012 - 08:13 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: VLIW-4, trinity, piledriver, CES, APU, amd
Today at CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, we got to see a demonstration by AMD of an AMD powered computer running dual monitors. Only, it was not just a dual monitor pushing desktop computer. In a surprise twist, AMD took the side panel off of the desktop computer to reveal that it was actually a laptop computer using their next generation AMD Trinity APU that was driving the game on one display, and the windows desktop on the other display. Even more, on the laptop screen itself, it was playing a 720p video.
Here you can see the two displays that the Trinity powered laptop was driving with Dirt 3 on the left monitor and the Windows desktop on the right one where a video conversion was happening in the background. AMD did not get into any details regarding the transcode, however.
This is the "desktop" computer case that they opened up to reveal that it was, in fact, a Trinity laptop that was driving all the displays.
A die shot of the upcoming Trinity APU (Accelerated Processing Unit) sitting next to a USB flash drive. Specifications of the Trinity APUs have not yet been released by AMD; however, if this leak holds true the Trinity APUs will have either two or four Piledriver CPU cores and TDP (thermal design power) of 65 W, 100 W, and 125 Watts (depending on particular chip). Clock speeds will further vary between 2.2 and 3.8 GHz at stock speeds (will run a bit faster with Turbo Core 3.0). The GPU aspect will be clocked between 563 MHz and 711 MHz and is based on the VLIW4 technology of the Cayman graphics Cards (69xx). They estimate that it will deliver up to 30% more performance versus current Llano chips and will support all the fancy new X86 instruction sets like AVX and AES-NI. A nice boost and hopefully the real specifications will come close to this (or be even better, of course).
Update: Another interesting bit of information is that AMD will have a low power Trinity APU with a TDP of 17 watts and will supposedly deliver the same level of performance as the current Llano chips (that draw twice the power).
Update: AMD has stated Trinity will deliver a 25% increase in CPU performance and a 50% increase in GPU performance versus current Llano APUs. Stay tuned to PC Perspective for more Trinity info as it develops.
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AMD's new A-series processors; why didn't they tell anyone?
Subject: General Tech | December 21, 2011 - 03:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: llano, APU, amd, a-series
From DigiTimes we have some news that AMD has been keeping a very tight lid on for some reason. The secret was not a brand new product line or surprising advance that won't see the light of day for a long time to come, instead it was the arrival of updated A-series APUs to the market. With absolutely no press build up or even a review of these processors in sight it came as a bit of a surprise, albeit a good one. We have a pair of new A-8 and A-6 processors and a single A-4 on the desktop side, with an addional "K" in the name of two. That "K", which you will remember from Intel processors, does indeed seem to replace the Black Edition name AMD previously used to identify unlocked processors. For the notebooks are a few more chips, two of each of the A-8 and A-6, three A-4 processors and an E2 as well. The naming scheme here is concerned with the TDP of the chip, an M part is 35W and the MX is 45W.
Perhaps AMD let a few too many of their marketers go as they are not only not telling anyone about their new parts they had to borrow a naming scheme from the competition. Catch all of DigiTimes coverage here.
"AMD has updated its A-series lineup of desktop and notebook accelerated processing units (APUs), further improving its family of dual- and quad-core APUs. Along with speed and performance improvements, AMD Steady Video update make this unique feature more compelling. For desktop users, AMD extends its overclocking pedigree to the APU; for the first time users can tune both x86 and graphics settings in a single processor for boosted performance.
The updated AMD A-series APUs combine up to four x86 CPU cores with up to 400 Radeon cores, delivering powerful DirectX 11-capable, discrete-level graphics and dedicated HD video processing on a single chip. These new APUs increase performance and deliver a richer feature set than existing AMD A-series APUs. Plus, only AMD APUs offer AMD Dual Graphics for an up to 144% visual performance boost when a select APU is paired with a select AMD Radeon HD 6500 Series graphics card.
The AMD A-series family of APUs also features AMD Steady Video, designed to stabilize videos during playback. On select systems using AMD A-series APUs, Internet Explorer 9 will include an AMD Steady Video plugin, unlocking one-click control to simplify access to the premium AMD Steady Video feature for video stabilization.
All AMD A-series processors are powered by AMD VISION Engine Software, a suite of software that provides end-users with regular updates designed to improve system performance and stability, and can add new software enhancements."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- HDD industry to be dominated by Western Digital, Seagate @ DigiTimes
- Samsung MV800 Digital Camera Review @ Tech-Reviews
- Secrets and solutions from a reformed benchmarketer @ The Register
- Xerox PARC: A Brief Nod to the Minds Behind Laser Printing, Ethernet, the GUI and More @ Techspot
- eTeknix Christmas Hardware Buying Guide
Speed Bumps and Unlocked Processors
AMD has announced the latest members of their fairly successful APU series for both the desktop and the mobile markets. The original release in June of this year saw the first fully integrated 32 nm APUs from AMD. These proved to be quite popular with their decent CPU performance and outstanding integrated graphics speed and quality. The launch was not entirely smooth for AMD though, even though the company had been shipping products to partners and OEMs for some months.
The desktop saw limited SKUs, and the availability of the top end parts was disappointing to say the least. AMD and their partners at GLOBALFOUNDRIES were not able to produce enough usable chips to supply demand. Quantities were tight throughout the summer, and the mobile market did not see as big of a boost for AMD as was hoped. AMD did get a lot of new business though, as the thermal and power envelopes of these A-series chips were able to match that of Intel.
Continue reading our analysis of the new AMD APU releases, both notebook and desktop!
Introduction and Specifications
AMD's Fusion technology has worked out well for the company in 2011 and many vendors have reaped the benefits by including this platform in their mini ITX motherboards and netbook offerings. Gigabyte found room in their product line to feature this chipset in its GA-E350N-USB3. We received one of these boards for review to see how it stacks up against other E-350 mini ITX boards available today.
The GA-E350N-USB3 can be purchased for around $89.99 (after mail-in rebate from Newegg) and includes an AMD dual-core E-350 1.6GHz processor with an integrated Radeon HD 6310 GPU and support for USB 3.0, SATA3, and a PCI-E x16 slot for add-on video cards or other PCI-E devices. AMD developed the Brazos platform to directly compete with Intel's Atom and NVIDIA's ION technologies for the top slot this year's netbooks, notebooks, and some entry-level desktop solutions.
Video Perspective: AMD A8-3850 vs Intel Core i3-2105 Gaming Comparison
Subject: Graphics Cards, Processors | December 6, 2011 - 04:45 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: video, sandy bridge, core i7, APU, amd, a8-3850
Our collection of videos comparing the AMD A8-3850 Llano APU to the Sandy Bridge-based Core i3-2105 have been very popular. We thought we would wrap up 2011 with one final video that looks at the integrated graphics solutions on both processors in five of the top games released in 2011. Here is what and how we compared them:
- Batman: Arkham City - 1920x1080 - Low
- Portal 2 - 1920x1080 - Very High
- Battlefield 3 - 1366x768 - Low
- Skyrim - 1920x1080 - Low
- Modern Warfare 3 - 1920x1080 - High
Not to give away the secret but...
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All Shook Up… Bart Stupak Partied Down With Fellow Dem Reps After Pro-Abortion Obamacare Vote
Boy, that Bart Stupak. He sure was tore up over that pro-abortion vote…
House Dems Party Down at Dive DC Bar After Nationalizing One-Sixth of US Economy
Bart Stupak and several Democratic buddies closed the bar last night in Washington DC.
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What better way to celebrate passing history-making legislation than kicking back at a dive bar famous for its cheap beer and taxidermy-heavy décor? A large group of House Democrats defied cigar-and-champagne stereotypes by partying down until the wee hours after the health care vote at the decidedly downscale Tune Inn on Pennsylvania Avenue.
HOH spies say the gaggle of jubilant Democrats included Rep. John Larson (Conn.), who got a roar of welcome when he entered the bar; Rep. Joe Crowley (N.Y.), who was briefly spotted standing behind the bar, handing out drinks; and Reps. John Boccieri (Ohio), Melissa Bean (Ill.), Tom Perriello (Va.) and Jerry Costello (Ill.).
Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Mich.), who had been the center of attention all weekend after resisting the abortion-related language in the bill but ultimately voting for the package, was among Tune Inn's revelers. An HOH spy says Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) planted a giant kiss on Stupak's cheek.
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