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ATi's had a rough time of it over the past year or so with every single one of its last generation cards failing to live up to expectations and nVidia's equivalents consistently beating them on performance. However, with the release of the HD 3870 and HD 3850 at the tail end of last year, ATI looked to be on the up again. With decent performance, unbeatable features, and competitive prices these cards made for a worthwhile alternative to nVidia's mainstream and enthusiast products.
Unfortunately, while the big money is to be made in these mid-range (£50 - £150) markets, something called the halo effect means that having the fastest card available still has significant influence over the general public's buying habits. Put simply, if someone hears one company makes the fastest card available, they're going to assume the other products the company produces are also the fastest in their respective sectors. The fact this mentality is completely ridiculous causes much frustration for manufacturers and journalists alike but there's nothing we or they can do about it so manufacturers will always seek to gain the performance crown just to convince these people.
The problem for ATI is that modifying or augmenting R670 (the chip at the core of the HD 3870) to make it significantly faster would require a complete redesign of the underlying architecture and for a number of reasons this is something it simply isn't in the position to do.
An architectural redesign requires a significant investment in research and design and rushing this would cost large amounts of money and potentially lead to mistakes, which would be even more catastrophic than not releasing anything. Also, releasing a completely new chip now would've cut into ATI's plans for its next generation of hardware and potentially disrupted sales of cards based on what would be perceived to be its 'old' architecture.
So, if a brand new chip wasn't the solution, how could ATI leverage its current capabilities to create a single competition-beating graphics card? Simple, it stuck two R670 chips on one card and ran them in Crossfire. The result is called the HD 3870 X2.
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When I was a kid in the 1970's, Mom made fondue a lot. She served this meaty version every New Year's Day. Now I carry on that fun tradition with my own family.
- 1 cup soy sauce
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup cider vinegar
- 1/2 cup pineapple juice
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 pound each pork and beef tenderloin, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 2 to 3 cups vegetable oil
- In a bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Pour into two large resealable plastic bags; add pork to one bag and beef to the other. Seal bags and turn to coat; refrigerate for 2 hours, turning occasionally. Drain and discard marinade. Pat meat dry with paper towels. Heat oil in a fondue pot to 375°. Use fondue forks to cook meat in oil until pork juices run clear and beef reaches desired doneness. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Marinated Tenderloin Fondue in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2003, p178
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Every week in this space, we'll take a look at the news and offer our own incisive blend of commentary, analysis, and poop jokes. The news you need, from a voice you can trust, in the 90 seconds you have to spare: that's Woot Weads the Wire.
EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) -- An Oregon state senator said he scared off a burglar by threatening him with a baseball bat.
The bat supports The San Diego Padres and whoever is playing the Yankees.
DETROIT (UPI) -- Two artists who bought a foreclosed house in Detroit for $500 at a tax sale found it in ruins, demolished by mistake, on a recent visit.
The property will now be known as Dubstep, considering it was house-like until it dropped.
NEW YORK (UPI) -- Retired U.S. Army Gen. Stanley McChrystal, in his memoir, says he was surprised by the tone of the Rolling Stone article that cost him his job in Afghanistan.
McChrystal also pointed out the magazine's original negative review of the first Led Zeppelin record, making it clear their credibility was already hanging by a thread.
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Travel experts say if he had only waited until after he had deplaned, his behavior would have just been considered "a local hailing a cab."
DALLAS (UPI) -- A Dallas apartment building where presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald once lived will be demolished this week, the city's senior assistant attorney said.
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ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter 398, December 19, 2008
- Pingo Moving to Production in January
- Accessing the Command Line and Environment in Fortran
- Valgrind's Memcheck Memory Checking Tool
- Quick Tip
Pingo Moving to Production in JanuaryARSC's new Cray XT5 supercomputer, called Pingo, is currently in pre-production operation. Pingo is scheduled to open for general use on January 8, 2009 and offers 3,456 compute cores. For more information, contact the ARSC consultants at firstname.lastname@example.com
or see the Pingo web page .
Accessing the Command Line and Environment in Fortran
[By: Lee Higbie]
It is often convenient to pass parameters to a program on the command line or via environment variables instead of using an I/O statement. With all the ARSC Fortran 90 compilers, in other words with all compilers on Midnight and Pingo except g77 on Midnight, there are standard subroutines for accessing them. Each of these subroutines returns the information its name implies as a character string truncated or padded to fit cmd or arg:
- get_command() returns the entire command line
- get_command_argument() returns the Nth command line argument
- get_environment_variable() returns the value of a specified environment variable
The program I used to verify these routines illustrates their use:
Program fnTest implicit none integer :: st , length character (len = 24) :: cmd, arg call get_command(cmd, length, st) print *, 'get_command:', length, st, trim(cmd), '.' ! output: 1st 24 characters of cmd (the command line), its length, and ! status. status = -1 if > 24 characters in cmd call get_command_argument(0, cmd, length, st) print *, 'get_command_argument 0:', length, st, cmd, '.' ! output: 1st 24 characters of the executable name (argument 0) call get_command_argument(3, arg, length, st) print *, 'get_command_argument 3:', length, st, trim(arg) ! output: 1st 24 characters of 3rd argument call get_environment_variable('WORKDIR', arg, length, st) print *, 'get_environment_argument WORKDIR:', length, st, trim(arg) ! output: 1st 24 characters $WORKDIR. Note no $ in var name above end program fnTest
"Length" in the above calls is set by the subroutine to the number of characters in the actual result, which may be greater or less than the length of cmd or arg. "st" is the return status, 0 if the call worked. If the argument was too long to fit in the result variable (cmd or arg above), st will be returned negative.
The first argument in the get_command_argument subroutine is the position number of the argument to the command that started execution of the program. If you specify argument number 0, the command itself is returned.
The first argument to the get_environment_variable subroutine is the name of the environment variable whose value is desired (note that it does not have the $ and is case sensitive).
If you use the command
./a.out This is a,funny argument
or, in a PBS script have the line
mpirun -n 1 ./a.out This is a,funny argument
(or aprun for Pingo) the output will be something like:
get_command 2: 32 -1 ./a.out This is a,funny . get_command_argument 0: 7 0 ./a.out . get_command_argument 3: 7 0 a,funny get_environment_argument WORKDIR: 14 0 /wrkdir/higbie
If you request a non-existent argument, the routines return a positive st and return arg is usually blank (compiler dependent).
For these subroutines you need to use a Fortran 90 compiler but most of the arguments to the subroutines are optional. The specified syntax is:
call get_command_argument(number, value, str_length, status) call get_command(value, str_length, status) call get_environment_variable(name, value, str_length, st)
In these calls the str_length parameter is set to the number of characters in the actual parameter. If value has a too small (len = strLen) declaration, only the first strLen chars are returned (and st is returned as -1).
The three subroutines are intrinsics, specified in the Fortran 03 standard; all ARSC's Fortran 90 compilers support them now.
The differences I saw when I tried them are:
- The error codes for missing arguments varied.
- The PGI compiler returned some junk for missing parameters, but it returned a status code of 1 indicating an error.
Valgrind's Memcheck Memory Checking Tool
[By: Craig Stephenson]
This article is the first of a multi-part series describing the various components of Valgrind, "a suite of tools for debugging and profiling" C/C++ codes. These tools include:
- Memcheck: a heavyweight memory checker
- Cachegrind: a cache and branch profiler
- Callgrind: a call graph profiler
- Helgrind: a thread error detector
- Massif: a heap profiler
We will begin by covering Memcheck, Valgrind's default tool, to provide basic usage examples and show how subtle programming errors can be detected. Memcheck is a powerful tool that, in addition to pinpointing lines of code responsible for segmentation faults or inappropriate memory operations, will often consider the operation's context in the code to report concise, unambiguous findings.
As with other debuggers, to use Valgrind one must first compile their code with the -g option to enable debugging information. Also, to avoid confusing and/or misleading information, make certain to explicitly disable compiler optimizations by using the -O0 option. E.g.,pathcc -o myprogram myprogram.c -g -O0
Then, running diagnostics on the executable with Valgrind's Memcheck tool is as simple as the following:valgrind --tool=memcheck ./myprogram
Since Memcheck is Valgrind's default tool, you may skip the --tool=memcheck option. E.g.:valgrind ./myprogram
The following are several example C codes to demonstrate the types of errors Memcheck can detect.
Example #1What's wrong with the following code?
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int *myArray = (int *) malloc(10*sizeof(int)); int i; for(i=0; i <= 10; i++) { myArray[i] = i; } for(i=0; i < 10; i++) { printf("%d\n", myArray[i]); } free(myArray); return 0; }
Running this code without Valgrind will not necessarily produce an error. The executable may crash intermittently with a segmentation fault, depending on the system, but otherwise appear to work properly by printing values from 0 to 9. Running the executable through Valgrind's Memcheck produces the following output:
> valgrind ./example1 ... ==9131== Invalid write of size 4 ==9131== at 0x400604: main (example1.c:10) ==9131== Address 0x4d46058 is 0 bytes after a block of size 40 alloc'd ==9131== at 0x4A1BB69: malloc (vg_replace_malloc.c:207) ==9131== by 0x4005DA: main (example1.c:5) ...
The code has an off-by-one error. It attempts to write an integer to an unallocated memory address located immediately after the end of the allocated array because the first loop executes 11 times, not 10.
Example #2
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int memalloc = 512*sizeof(int); int forward[memalloc]; int i; for(i=0; i < 512; i++) { forward[i] = i; } int backward[512]; for(i=0; i < sizeof(forward); i++) { backward[511-i] = forward[i]; } return 0; }
Notice anything wrong with this code? Running it produces a segmentation fault. What does Memcheck find?
> valgrind ./example2 ... ==16461== Invalid write of size 4 ==16461== at 0x4005A5: main (example2.c:17) ==16461== Address 0x7feffcfbc is just below the stack ptr. To suppress, use: --workaround-gcc296-bugs=yes ==16461== ==16461== Process terminating with default action of signal 11 (SIGSEGV): dumping core ==16461== Access not within mapped region at address 0x7FEFFBFFC ==16461== at 0x4005A5: main (example2.c:17) ==16461== ==16461== ERROR SUMMARY: 1009 errors from 1 contexts (suppressed: 8 from 5) ==16461== malloc/free: in use at exit: 0 bytes in 0 blocks. ==16461== malloc/free: 0 allocs, 0 frees, 0 bytes allocated. ==16461== For counts of detected errors, rerun with: -v ==16461== All heap blocks were freed -- no leaks are possible. Segmentation fault
In this case, the problematic memory address is below the program's current stack pointer. Beyond simply attempting to write to unallocated memory, as in the last example, this code is overwriting memory used for the program itself. The following lines are to blame:
int memalloc = 512*sizeof(int); int forward[memalloc];
Multiplying the number of elements in the array by the size of an integer would be appropriate if memory were being allocated dynamically with the malloc() function, like this:
int *forward = (int *) malloc(512*sizeof(int));
However, using static array allocation with its bracket syntax actually produced an array four times larger than 512 integers, for a total of 2048 integers. This, in turn, overflowed the 512-integer "backward" array using negative array indices.
Example #3
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int original[5] = { 11, 22, 33, 44, 55 }; int *temp = (int *) malloc(10*sizeof(int)); int i; for(i=0; i < sizeof(original) / sizeof(int); i++) { *(temp++) = original[i]; } for(i=0; i < sizeof(original) / sizeof(int); i++) { printf("%d\n", temp[i]); } free(temp); return 0; }
Presumably, this program copies the 5 elements from the statically allocated "original" array to the first 5 elements of the dynamically allocated "temp" array, then prints these same 5 elements from the "temp" array. Yet, the output actually looks like this:
> ./example3 0 0 0 0 0
This does not look anything like the "original" array. Why not?
> valgrind ./example3 ... ==10454== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) ==10454== at 0x4B60159: vfprintf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x4B66C99: printf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x40067A: main (example3.c:16) ==10454== ==10454== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) ==10454== at 0x4B601C5: vfprintf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x4B66C99: printf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x40067A: main (example3.c:16) ==10454== ==10454== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) ==10454== at 0x4B60FD9: vfprintf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x4B66C99: printf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x40067A: main (example3.c:16) ==10454== ==10454== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) ==10454== at 0x4B6022C: vfprintf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x4B66C99: printf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x40067A: main (example3.c:16) ==10454== ==10454== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s) ==10454== at 0x4B60255: vfprintf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x4B66C99: printf (in /lib64/tls/libc.so.6) ==10454== by 0x40067A: main (example3.c:16) ... ==10454== ==10454== Invalid free() / delete / delete[] ==10454== at 0x4A1AD6E: free (vg_replace_malloc.c:323) ==10454== by 0x400699: main (example3.c:19) ==10454== Address 0x4d46044 is 20 bytes inside a block of size 40 alloc'd ==10454== at 0x4A1BB69: malloc (vg_replace_malloc.c:207) ==10454== by 0x4005FB: main (example3.c:6) ==10454== ==10454== ERROR SUMMARY: 36 errors from 8 contexts (suppressed: 8 from 5) ==10454== malloc/free: in use at exit: 40 bytes in 1 blocks. ==10454== malloc/free: 1 allocs, 1 frees, 40 bytes allocated. ==10454== For counts of detected errors, rerun with: -v ==10454== searching for pointers to 1 not-freed blocks. ==10454== checked 165,808 bytes. ==10454== ==10454== LEAK SUMMARY: ==10454== definitely lost: 40 bytes in 1 blocks. ==10454== possibly lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks. ==10454== still reachable: 0 bytes in 0 blocks. ==10454== suppressed: 0 bytes in 0 blocks. ==10454== Rerun with --leak-check=full to see details of leaked memory.
In C, the following syntax will indeed access the next element of the "temp" array:
But remember, using the "++" operator makes a persistent incremental change to the variable on which it is used. Using the "++" operator worked as intended when the program set the first five elements of the "temp" array, but when the program later attempted to print those five elements, it was actually printing the five elements immediately following the five elements that had been set. I.e, the program printed temp[5] through temp[9] instead of temp[0] through temp[4]. Since temp[5] through temp[9] were never initialized, Valgrind's Memcheck reported this as a possible problem.
Memcheck also reported a memory leak. The program tried to use the free() function to deallocate the "temp" array. The operation did not make much sense at this point in the code, however, since "temp" was now pointing "20 bytes inside a block of size 40 alloc'd".
These examples demonstrate several of the ways Valgrind's Memcheck can help debugging efforts. In addition to the problems covered in this article, Memcheck can also detect:
- Reading/writing memory after it has been free'd
- Mismatched use of malloc/new/new [] vs free/delete/delete []
- Overlapping src and dst pointers in memcpy() and related functions
For more information, refer to Valgrind's Memcheck manual at the following URL:http://valgrind.org/docs/manual/mc-manual.html
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A:[[ Is there a command, like "seq," but which increments or decrements [[ dates in the standard, YYYYMMDD format? My wish would be for [[ something like this: computer:~ % for dd in $(seq --yyyymmdd 20081029 20081102) > do > echo /var/local/log/somelog.${dd} > done /var/local/log/somelog.20081029 /var/local/log/somelog.20081030 /var/local/log/somelog.20081031 /var/local/log/somelog.20081101 /var/local/log/somelog.20081102 # # Bill Homer offers this Perl solution # Here is a script that uses the Perl Time::Local module. It expects start and end dates as arguments, and in the interest of brevity, does no argument checking. #!/usr/bin/env perl use Time::Local "timelocal_nocheck"; ($start, $end) = @ARGV; ($sy, $sm, $sd) = ($start =~ /(\d\d\d\d)(\d\d)(\d\d)/); $sm--; while ($start <= $end) { print $start, "\n"; @next = localtime timelocal_nocheck 0,0,0,++$sd,$sm,$sy; $start = sprintf("%4d%02d%02d", 1900+$next[5], 1+$next[4], $next[3]); } # # Ryan Czerwiec took the shell script route # Here's a way you'll have to modify on the fly, but it looks like the "wishlist" solution would too. This could be a little more difficult than the "wishlist" format if the desired time span is quite large. I can envision having to pull out a calendar and add up days in each month to set the sequence limits correctly, but with any luck that's not a deal-breaker. computer:~ % for dd in $(seq $a $b) do echo /var/local/log/somelog.`date -d "$baseday + $dd days" +%Y%m%d` done will work where you define or hardwire a and b to be relative to baseday, i.e. -1 for the day before, 7 for a week after, etc. If you want dates far from today, set baseday to, say, April 1: baseday="2008-04-01" or leave it blank or unset for baseday to be the current day. You could use a structure like this instead (this is in csh): set a = 0 set day = 0 while $day != $end set day = `date -d "$baseday + $a days" +%Y%m%d` echo /var/local/log/somelog.$day @ a++ end Just set baseday in 2008-04-01 format and end in 20080501 format. Of course, the seq approach assures a finite number of trips through the loop, but the while loop could go on forever if the user isn't careful. Q: I am developing an MPI program and would like to display some basic information about the systems the MPI tasks are running on. Some of the nodes I'm using have more than one task running on each. Is there a way display this information only once per node? Is there a way to determine the number of tasks running on each node? If my job was running on the following nodes: nid00008 nid00008 nid00008 nid00008 nid00009 nid00009 nid00010 I might want to see something like this: node tasks ---------- -------- nid00008 4 nid00009 2 nid00010 1 The machine I'm using doesn't seem to have an MPI hostfile, so it looks like I will have to do this with MPI calls alone.
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The Penn Yan Elementary is looking for donatins for the Winter Bazaar, in which the children of the school choose presents for two of their loved ones to give as gifts at the holiday's. Needed are men's and women's gifts, wrapping/tissue paper, boxes, gift bags and tape. There are donation boxes placed at various Penn Yan businesses and banks as well as at The Chamber of Commerce and PYE school.
Please have all donations in by 12/9/13. The Winter Bazaar begins 12/16-12/19.


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By Joe Brewin
Yossi Benayoun was delighted to make his mark with a last-gasp winner against Aston Villa on Wednesday night.
The Israel international's stooping header in the 87th minute secured all three points for Arsenal in a game that seemed destined for a draw.
Having made his impact from the bench alongside Tomas Rosicky and Andrey Arshavin at Villa Park, Benayoun hopes this is a sign of more to come.
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"I think you can see now that the team is getting together and playing much better. When you get good results you will always get more confidence in the team and hopefully now we'll start a new run of winning games."
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Sorry for being one of my first few threads and bringing up such comment, but please let me know if this doesn't make sense or even just call me a noob I don't mind. But I think i have something important to share from my experience with Union Asadachi and it can probably extend to many other bindings.
So here is the story,
I took my Union Asadachi to Copper this weekend and mount them on a Gnu Rider's choice '13 154.5. I am 6ft, 180lbs in a size 10.5 k2 t1 db '11 and I am a regular with 23" stance
while I am not a park jibster at all, I do love trying different bindings and find the optimized combination for all my boards. The Asadachi are right in the middle of my quiver, with the rest being Ride Delta mvmt, Burton C60, K2 formula and Rome 390 boss.
initially, on my first few rounds, I found them really forgiving and flexy for my taste. Surprisingly they are responsive for fast run and choppy terrains (destroyed groom of copper at 2pm). On my second to last run, I accidently step my right foot in the binding coming out of a lift chair with a good amount of snow on the footbed. I was ignorant and still strapped in. Then I immediately felt the extra "buffer/cantered" padding from the snow and told myself heck, I'm done after this run how bad it can be. The result turns out to be amazing, I tried to jump, dash through choppy ground, fast edge to edge turning etc, everything just got done way better. I am not saying that I cannot do this before, in fact I handled them pretty well at good speed, but with that extra buffer zone on 1 foot, I was kinda more confident even though I don't know the physic law behind it. Can any one straiten my head on this? I mean, I just feel its way more supportive in the bottom of my foot (right) on small jumps, uneven ground and ICE ! I know the mtx has a lot to do with holding the edge on ice, but compare to earlier in the day, it really gave me the extra bump in self confidence. I don't know if it's just a placebo, but having the extra "padding of snow" between the binding and my boot is just something I enjoyed; so I went up again for another run and this time the snow was gone and i can tell it's not as comfortable as the previous one. So is it safe to say that a supportive insole is going to help a lot in snowboarding?
btw, my feet have a little "arc" shape (or camber shape loll) and maybe it's an issue I should've adress a lot sooner.
I havent tried the canted footbed on my 390boss but will do next weekend.
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The Jordan Lady Mustangs came into the District 4C Tournament as the third seed, but they featured the best overall record, the highest scoring offense and the stingiest defense from the regular season.
On Saturday night, all of that was on display when the Lady Mustangs topped Northern Cheyenne 68-44 to claim the 4C championship.
"This has been our goal since the beginning of the season," Jordan senior Carrie Murnion said. "It was a total team effort. I'm really glad we got here."
Both teams will be back in the Custer County District High School gym next weekend for the Southern C Divisional Tournament. Joining them will be Broadus and Terry.
Broadus, who suffered a 58-55 loss to Jordan in the semfinals, beat top-seeded Wibaux 45-39 on Saturday morning to claim the three seed in the Southern C.
Terry came from behind to beat Ekalaka 56-50 to take the fourth seed at Divisionals.
Jordan 68, N. Cheyenne 44
In the semifinals on Friday night, the Lady Mustangs trailed Broadus by as many as 13 in the fourth quarter but rallied to take the win to set them up in the championship game.
"I was wondering if the championship game would go the other way," Jordan Head Coach Chip Saylor said. "I didn't know if we'd have the legs to hang around with Northern Cheyenne. I told them before the game, 'play defense and it will turn into offense.' They came out and did that."
In the championship game, the Lady Mustangs took control of the game early with a 13-3 run to start the game. And they cruised from there.
Northern Cheyenne cut the lead to 16-11 early in the second quarter, but Jordan rallied to take a 31-17 lead into halftime.
In the second half, Northern Cheyenne never got going against the tough Jordan defense, and the Lady Mustangs cruised to the championship win.
"It's an unbelievable feeling," Murnion said. "It felt good to come out as the third seed and to get to the top. It feels great."
Jordan's defense has been their strength throughout the season, and it was on display Saturday night.
They held Northern Cheyenne to just 22 percent shooting and forced 20 turnovers. Jordan also held a 49-39 edge in rebounds, which helped them overcome 22 turnovers of their own.
"When we're playing good team defense, it's outstanding," Saylor said. "When they help on defense and communicate, it's almost more fun to watch the defense than the offense."
Charlie Saylor had a big game for Jordan in the championship game, leading the team with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Murnion finished with 17 points, three assists and four steals.
Tionne Carlson did her part to keep Northern Cheyenne going. She finished with 20 points. Tempest Little Coyote added eight points for the Lady Eagles.
Broadus 45, Wibaux 39
The Broadus Lady Hawks and Wibaux Lady Longhorns expected to play each other on Saturday, but they had designs on playing in the championship game, not in loser-out action.
Instead, both teams were handed defeats earlier in the tournament and the top two seeds found themselves playing each other, with their seasons on the line.
"We wanted to play Wibaux," Broadus Head Coach Ashley Emmons said. "This isn't how we envisioned playing Wibaux; we didn't want to play for third and fourth. But we wanted to play them again, and we executed exactly what we needed to do."
Broadus was coming off a devastating loss in the semifinals against Jordan, and had some concerns playing early on Saturday.
"I was concerned," Emmons said. "Our legs were tired. But we got on the bus and it was all focus. There wasn't a doubt in any of their minds."
The Lady Hawks didn't show any signs of rust to start the game, opening up on a 9-2 run and leading 12-8 after the first quarter.
But Wibaux wasn't going to hand the game to the Lady Hawks. With 5:56 to play in the second quarter, Broadus took a 15-10 lead. From there, Wibaux scored 13 unanswered points to build a 23-15 lead.
Amanda Gaskill ended the run for Broadus with a basket at the end of the half, cutting Wibaux's lead to 23-17 at the break.
As expected, the second half was a dogfight.
Broadus retook the lead late in the third quarter and led by seven with 2:25 to play in the fourth. Lexi Begger then scored five quick points for Wibaux, cutting the score to 41-39.
But that was all the offense Wibaux could muster down the stretch. Taylor Price sank two free throws in the final minute and Gaskill iced the game with a basket in the final seconds.
"I told them, 'Wibaux is tired and we're tired, but we're going to be quicker,'" Emmons said. "And we were. We had a chance to beat them up the floor, and we did that. Defensively, we executed, we stopped the inside, and that's what we had to do."
Price led the Lady Hawks with 13 points and seven rebounds. Gaskill had 10 points and Hayle Trucano added eight in the win.
Wibaux got a double-double from Begger, 17 points and 12 rebounds. Chelsea Leach and Sydney Schieffer each had seven.
Terry 56, Ekalaka 50
Terry needed a big fourth quarter to come back and eliminate the upstart Ekalaka Lady Bulldogs on Saturday morning.
And with that comeback win, the Lady Terriers punched their ticket to the Southern C Divisional Tournament.
"We're really excited," Lady Terrier Lexie Schlosser said after the game. "We hadn't even talked about going to Divisionals until today. It was just in the back of our minds, but we never mentioned it."
Eighth-seeded Ekalaka, who upset top-seeded Wibaux in the quarterfinals, looked to play spoiler again.
Midway through the first quarter, Schlosser hit a pair of free throws to tie the game at seven. But over the next seven minutes, Ekalaka went on a 15-2 run to take a 22-9 lead.
Schlosser answered with a three that sparked a 13-3 run for the Lady Terriers that got them within three at halftime.
"We were slowly climbing back into the game going into halftime," Schlosser said. "When we went into halftime, we said, 'this is our last game, no matter what, at districts,' and we got that fire to finish."
The teams traded the lead four times in the third quarter, with Ekalaka holding onto a 42-37 lead going into the fourth. And then Schlosser put on a show.
Schlosser scored 15 points in the decisive fourth quarter, leading Terry to a 19-8 edge in the fourth.
She tied the game with a basket and a free throw and then gave Terry the lead for good with a three at the 2:11 mark.
Defensively, the Lady Terriers forced 21 Ekalaka bulldogs, leading to 24 points in transition.
"Our defense is what won it," Schlosser said. "That led to a lot of scoring opportunities. Everyone hit the open gaps, and we executed well."
Schlosser finished with 32 points, going 11-22 from the field and 7-12 from the free-throw line. She also grabbed eight rebounds.
Caitlin Lantis added 10 points, while Valerie Greenfield and Halle Keltner each grabbed 11 boards.
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Some news that I brought up in several meetings today was IDEAS International's new article Intel's Nehalem Performance vs. IBM's POWER Architecuture. The article does a nice job of looking at the TPC-C results per core of the architectures. What should be highlighted is the note that the IBM POWER results are older results, not on the current generation of the processor, yet still very much leadership.
Just like vs. Itanium.
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Last week, President Obama chose an Arabic satellite TV network for his first formal television interview as president.
You have to hand it to him. No matter what your politics, that move took chutzpah.
What also took nerve was Ideas International's lastest article on high performance computing. The blog presents valuable insight on energy efficiency, clusters, cloud computing and virtualization. And I am delighted that IDEAS agrees that "the HPC market appears poised for growth in the future." The problem I have is the reference to HP "leadership."
IBM has been #1 in the TOP500, the list of the 500 most powerful computers in the world, nine straight times in a row, a new record. IBM achieved the most aggregate throughput. The top twenty most energy efficient systems were all from IBM. For the top ten systems in the TOP500, IBM had three and HP had none.
IBM is the leader in numerous other HPC benchmarks.
And it was just announced yesterday that IBM is making the world's fastest supercomputer in the world (20 petaflops) for the United States Department of Energy. "I.B.M. remains intent on producing the biggest and baddest supercomputers on the planet."
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Team Notes
- The victory against Villanova snapped a three-game losing streak versus the Wildcats and was the first in Villanova since October 28, 2000. (Richmond defeated Villanova, 28-18).
- The Spiders did not allow a sack against the Wildcats and have allowed just one all season - which is tied for the national FCS lead.
- Richmond has won its first two CAA conference games on the road for the first time since 2009.
- Richmond out-scored Villanova, 7-0, in the third quarter and have now outscored its opponents this season in the third stanza, 61-14.
- Richmond's 28-17 victory over Villanova Saturday was the Spiders' 10th in the series.
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- DB Rodney Barnes blocked a punt for the first time since DB DeShawn Holmes blocked a punt on 10/22/11 vs. Maine.
- FB Kendall Gaskins 1-yd TD run was his sixth this season and 28th of his career.
- Gaskins' 28 career touchdowns rank fourth all-time.
- QB John Laub recorded a career-high 20 carries for a career-best 79 yards. Laub rushed for a game-long 14-yard gain. Laub also rushed for a touchdown.
- Laub threw for 19-of-34 for 233 yards and one touchdown.
- WR Stephen Barnette reeled in five catches for career-high 110 yards, marking his first career 100-yd game.
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the butler of the onrpg mansion, mr. edwards, more commonly known as mr. e, was found murdered in his downstairs quarters this morning. he was stabbed repeatedly in the neck with a sewing needle. i have been all over the mansion interrogating its inhabitants and searching for clues. i've yet to make any significant progress so far. i've gathered all known information on the people that were inside the onrpg mansion last night, and i need you to help look for things in the suspects' files that might help identify the murderer.
xenonight2 - the head of the onrpg househould. he claims he was upstairs in his study, studiously studying medical texts last night, when mr. e was murdered.. however, when i studied his study this morning, i found no medical texts. i did, however, find an empty, crumpled envelope addressed to "the worst" from someone named "loric", who, according to said envelope, resides in "6969 munchmybutt blvd". i could not find the letter. who is loric? why was he in correspondence with xenonight2? why did xenonight2 lie about his activities last night? so many questions.
postrook - he wandered into the onrpg mansion many years ago, on a dark and super eerie night. no one, as far as i know, knows where he came from, or who he really is. in any case, he has resided in the house for many years. he doesn't speak to the other inhabitants very much. late at night, strange music can often be heard coming from his room. upon asking him what he did last night, he became hostile. he told me to tell a man named "murxidon" to stop bothering him, and refused to say another word. i have yet to discover the significance of this, but i feel it is important.
treytrey12 - the personal trainer/dance teacher who was originally brought in to teach xenonight2 to twerk. however, the inhabitants of the onrpg mansion all took to him immediately, and asked him to stay and personally train them permanently. on the night in question, treytrey12 confessed that he had slipped out while no one was watching, and sneaked off to an illegal dance club. a likely story, or is it?
z0mbie - a very strange, unsettling old man. no one knows how old he really is, but he is rumored to be older than the onrpg mansion. he spends most of his days wandering around the garden, scaring all the children that wander by. when i inquired about the murder of mr. e, z0mbie told me to go suck a lemon, and, with speed uncharacteristic of such an elderly man, ran down the street, turned a corner, and disappeared. so far, z0mbie is my prime suspect.
duby - duby is a strange character. he is reported to constantly leave the mansion, and come back with a completely new identity. it is not known what he does on these extended leaves, or why he so often changes his name. on the night of mr. e's murder, duby claims he was in the woods behind the mansion, meditating. i feel as though this is not the whole truth, as he seemed very nervous and fidgety. not at all characteristic of a man of peace and meditation.
kamilla - she is the real estate agent who originally sold the onrpg mansion to xenonight2. for whatever reason, she never left, and everyone feels too awkward to say anything. she spends most of her time in the game room, watching hockey on tv. she told me, "whoever killed mr. e did us all a favor. that guy smelled so wack." very interesting...
narfi hungry willem - the gardener and caretaker of the onrpg mansion. when asked what he was up to on the night in question, he said, "gardening, of course. i'm the gardener", while shifting his eyes back and forth, shiftily.
avarance - he was the gardener before narfi hungry willem took his job. avarance now wanders around the house's perimeter, scowling at anyone who catches his eye. when i approached him to discuss mr. e's untimely death, he put on a pair of headphones and walked away. his music was so loud, though, i could distinctly hear wu-tang clan's "protect ya neck". symbolic?
jaydude - i couldn't find any good information on jaydude. he seems to have disappeared from the mansion before the murder even took place. however, he's been writing regularly to the inhabitants of the house, but i haven't found any significant clues in his letters. hopefully you can.
cingal - the carriage driver. he takes guests to and from the mansion on his old wagon. he claims he couldn't have murdered mr. e, since he was late coming back to the mansion that night.
kreva - a jolly, mustachioed man who likes to lounge in the lounge reading magazines and laughing heartily. upon my first question, which was something like, "what is yr name?" he said, "i can't tell you that. i don't want to hurt yr feelings." i was grateful, but confused.
marcipaans - the doorman of the onrpg mansion. he used to be head chef, but he was demoted by xenonight2 after allegedly insulting him. he seemed to be in good spirits when i talked to him though, but that could have been a facade. he told me he was at the door, like always, when mr. e met his fate. surely he would have heard him though? mr. e's room is very close to the front door. there's something he isn't telling me...
oisterboy - the head chef of the onrpg household. he spends his days cooking, duh. when i asked him where he was when mr. e was murdered, he said, "cooking, duh." i didn't really like his attitude.
here's some additional evidence i was able to discover through interviews and observations.
the morning mr. e's body was discovered, i observed a dead rook, or maybe it was a crow, hanging from the telephone pole in front of the house. a warning? a signature, perhaps?
an old car door was found in the garden. i don't know what this means.
in xenonight2's study, i found an unfinished novel, in which the main character is an omelette. however, i don't believe it to be his, because he had written notes on it, such as "the setting doesn't really add to the story, maybe try a new location?" and, "i don't find the villain to be very threatening, what are omelettes really scared of?" strange.
just after 10pm, kamilla heard two loud sneezes coming from the stairwell.
there was a bloody footprint found in the basement. it looked like it had been left by a sneaker of some sort. maybe a nike shoe?
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EUGENE, Ore. -- A leg injury kept sophomore Jake Blankenship out of the air for most of the spring competition, but it did not derail his performance at the end of the season.
Blankenship took third in the pole vault at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Wednesday, clearing a height of 18 feet, 2 1/2 inches (5.55 meters), to claim the bronze medal.
Sam Kendricks of Mississippi defended his pole vault title with a height of 18-8.25 (5.70m). Shawn Barber of Akron was second.
Blankenship competed in three meets in January -- collecting two victories along the way -- before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the indoor season. He missed the first month of the outdoor season before returning to action in late April at the Penn Relays. From there, he made up for lost time.
He defended his title at the Penn Relays, won the Tennessee Challenge at home and took silver at the SEC Championships with a career-best height of 18 feet, 6 inches (5.64m).
Wednesday marked Blankenship's best NCAA finish in three career meets. As a freshman in 2013, he was 15th at the outdoor meet and fourth at the indoor championship.
Tennessee senior Chase Brannon ended his All-American pole vault career with a 19th-place finish (16-8.75/5.10m).
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Larry Belair, who heads the steering committee for the Friends of the Salem Bike-Ped Corridor, told selectmen on Monday night that the Salem Cooperative Bank donated $25,000 of the funds needed to pave the first section of the path.
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|my reason for the conversion is that i have to much motor for the stock throttle body and chip. I intend on using the stock fuel pump with a regulator. Thanks for the responses.
|Not sure as to when they changed about the fuel pump pushrod hole but on my 92 TBI block the hole was there and I just got the pushrod and the fuel pump mount plate off from Ebay works fine, maybe the roller blocks are different?
|That will only work if you change the block. The TBI block is not cut for mechanical fuel pump, though for some reason they left the mounting provisions there. There just isn't a hole to the camshaft.
|mike Crawford
I changed a TBI to carb once
I used a regular fuel pump on the block and pulled the fuse out for the fuel pump ,
The fuel pump on the block will pull fuel through the electric pump with no issues ,
I got rid of all the fuel injection stuff on top of the motor and cut the fuel line going too or coming from the fuel tank and made it go too the fuel pump on the block .
Used a stock G.M. electronic distributor and ran a wire into the fuse box into something that only runs with the key on .
I worked just fine till the van got so rough it had to come off the road .
I am not sure why you are are changing the system but I already had a rebuilt 69 four bolt main motor sitting here .
|my question is why? are you planing on nagging more part than a large tbi unit can support? if you're not then it doesn't make any sense to get rid of it.
|Thank you for the detailed reply, I already a dist. and regulator. I would say that you have answered any questions i had. Thanks again.
Right now the ECM turns on the fuel pump. You will need to wire it so that it comes on with the ignition. The ECM sends a negative signal to the relay now, so you need to cut the wire and ground it. This will make the relay stay on all of the time, so you need to cut the hot side and wire that side to the ignition. Actually, the signal from the ECM goes through the oil pressure sending unit to the relay. This is incase you lose oil pressure it would shut off the fuel pump to save the engine. I doubt it matters much with a carb because there is enough fuel in the float bowls that the engine will already be toast by the time you run out. Obviously with fuel injection once the fuel pressure stops the engine will immediately die.
You will need a new distributor. The one you have is computer controlled, and obviously you won't be using the computer anymore. Just a standard HEI will work just fine. I went with a Mallory because it is billet and far cheaper than a billet MSD. Take a look around on the internet. The MSD HEI distributors are identical to several other brands anyway except they say MSD. I didn't quite believe it until I saw with my own eyes. I'm sure their boxes are nice, but don't waste your money for the MSD name on an HEI distributor.
When I converted mine, I disassembled the whole ECM harness and traced all of the sensor and actuator wires from their connectors to the ECM. This told me what I didn't need anymore and I knew it was safe to cut them. There are two connectors at the ECM. Almost every wire you will get rid of but there are a few than you will keep or at least need to know what it goes to, like the fuel pump relay. There wasn't many, but I think I also had to rewire something for the A/C.
You will need to run an igntion wire for the new distributor, and your carb choke. DO NOT use the same wire for both. You will lose the temp sensor on the passenger side because that is the ECM temp sensor. The one for your gauge is on the drivers side and you won't have to do anything at all to keep it working. I belive the only other wires I kept for the engine was for the alternator and the A/C clutch.
You will also need to regulate your fuel pressure. The pump you have is regulated through the TBI and without the TBI it is capable of pressures well beyond what your carb will need. I already had an Aeromotive bypass regulator so that is what I used. I think there are cheaper methods out there that will work like a dead head regulator but you might want to do some research just to be sure. Cut the fuel lines just after the fuel filter and loose the connecting pipes that used to go to the TBI. They get in the way of the distributor. Run the lines to the inner fender and then a line over the engine to the carb.
I think I have some pics of what mine looks like on this forum somewhere. Just do a search. My project was (and still is) a '91 C1500 truck.
TBI to carb conversion wiring?
When converting to a carb is there any harm in cutting the fuel wires off at the harness? If so what would the recommended procedure be? Any other suggestions in regards to wiring, such as for the distributor would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Sorry I forgot about the part number anyways its 2466 they are $156 from summit racing. As far as the ac goes the monte brackets will be the same and I think if your buick came with a 3.8 originally that a small block chevy will bolt to those motor mounts, but don't quote me on it. I havn't took any pics of under the hood yet but I have some exterior pics on my website @ http://email@example.com
I will take some soon so check back on my site. I had no problems with the headers fitting. I installed them with the engine in the car from the top quite easily. Check out how I had my exhaust dont. G-body crossmembers only have a hump on the right side so I used a magnaflow 2.5" dual in/out muffler. This mufller is basically a x-pipe with baffling.
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Thanks for the reply rippin ron . I was wondering if you would happen to have a part number for those headers ? I just find it so odd I bought headers from dynomax specificaly for that application and I could not believe they didn't work ,go figure . Anway how well do the hooker headers fit on the drivers side ? I am just asking because I had to drop my steering shaft to put the drivers side header on but it did fit . I don't want to seem bothersome but I have some more questions. I am wanting to run air conditioning in my car and I am currently puzzeled about that as well . Well basically I was wondering what kind of brackets do I need ? I went to a auto salvage yard and robbed all of the brackets off of a monte carlo, as I was told you need the brackets and motor mounts because they sit lower . If by chance you have any more info that will help I would appreciate it . Hopefully you will be able to post some pics that should deffinately help out . If I can get a visual look at something I can understand it much more . Thanks for the reply.
|I have a 86 cutlass supreme with a 350 chevy in it. I'm using hooker comp universal shorty headers. They fit great and have lots of room around them. Some of the bolts are pretty tough to fasten with the engine in the car. The rear most bolt on the right side is one of them especially if you have a.c. and tall valve covers. Your car may have originally had a computer controlled quadra-jet on which will account for some extra wiring. I'll take some pics of my engine bay and post them after I clean the car.
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Hey Siggy just got your reply . On the starter I thought the same thing to, but for some reason the header will not clear if the starter is on . I know that might seem unusual but it just want clear . When I ordered the headers I specified the headers for a g-body app. but it is possible that it could have been the wrong headers in the box . Its kind of ironic but possible . Its funny I have heard of many people doing this type of conversion before I myself had never done it before and people has made it seem so easy, boy I wish it were that easy for me, as far as the wiring goes wiring is not my forte at all . How ever if it had a v6 in it most of the wires might possibly be fuel injection wiring. Of course I am not even remotely sure that is right. I looked earlier when I got home and I think have the alternator wires , starter wires and coil wires pin pointed but the other wires I could not even began to tell what they might be . I am knew to this sight but I would like to take the time to say it is awsome . I am glad there are people out there who are willing to offer up suggestion and any knowledge they may have about the subject . Thanks alot guys
If your dropping a new motor in Id just rip all the wiring out (except the 12v sources to wire up the coil and such) and run new wires from whatever guages you choose, to the sending units on the new engine.
The ministarter is much lighter and smaller than a regular one and in most cases solves the starter/header clearance issues.
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I actually did not think about that . I guess before I take that step of taking my engine out I would like to ask this question , where your headers extremely close to the frame and starter ? I don't know if this matters much but I a running a high torque mini starter and I don't know if there is different dimensions as apposed to a stock starter . Also I like to say that I know what you mean on the tranny crossmember I had to do the same thing because I am running a tci street fighter 400 . Also I would like to ask what kind of gauges did you use ? As far as the wires go I only want to keep gauges and possibly anything for ac and heat. I got little ones that plan to ride in daddy's car . I greatly appreciate all the replies .
|I have an 85 Cutlass Supreme with a 68 Olds Rocket 350 with headers on it. I beleive I had to drop the engine in with the headers already in place on the car and then bolt them on when it was close. I know it was extremely tight, and I needed the help of some friends to hold them in place while I dropped it in. I used the original mounts from the 68 and had plenty of clearence for the hood. As far as the wiring I don't know what Your trying to keep but I replaced the idiot lights with gages and ripped out the computer. I then only needed a coulple wires for the sending units, coil, and starter. I don't know what your tring to bolt this to but I had to fabricate a new cross member to hold my tranny up (TH400) and have a new drive shaft made. Just some things to think about.
|Most Hanyes and Chilton books feature fairly extensive wiring diagrams in the back. Id suggest using some colored pencils to color in the lines as you go along if you plan on chasing down wires.
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Thanks for the reply guys . I think were my mistake on headers was the fact that I bought shorties instead of eqal length . My shorties I bought when I put them on I cannot put my starter on . So I think for the time being I will just find a pair of manifolds and put on . As for the wiring and everything goes I am still a little puzzled on that . Do you guys think maybe a buick regal auto guide would have a wiring harness diagram ?
|78 to 87.............Malibu, Lemans, Regal, Monte Carlo,Cutlass...........all the same frame.
Movinmg to the engine forum....
As to headers, get a set that fits a Malibu with a SB Chevy. Same frame as your Regal.
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Sorry I cant really help you but you may have better luck getting an answer if you post this in the engine section sounds like a fun project though
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Hi everyone I am new to this site and basically I was wondering if anyone may have some useful info . Before I ask my question I would like to say I in general am a gm fan from buick to pontiac, and I know there are people who are mainly into only certain vehicles wether it only be buick or chevy and these people tend to get a little antsy about certain things so when I ask my question I hope it does not affend buick or chevy ethusiast, after all sometimes building a hot rod is all about working with what you have and also a budget . I built a 383 stroker motor when I was in college I spent a lot of time looking for a vehicle to put it in and just when I had givin up hope I aquired a 1986 buick regal limited body it didn't have an engine or anything . I myself think of the regals to be somewhat of a sporty car . I mean when it come to t-types an gn's who can argue those a some awsum cars . If I would have known that I was going to get a buick regal I would have loved to built a nice nail head or turbo charge a v6 but like I said I already had the stoker and thats what i am working with so basically I was wondering if anyone might be able to offer any info . I have never put a chevy into a buick or an olds . The main thing I am having problems with is the is headers and some of the wiring, mainly wires come from wiring harness, I did not take the engine out and do not what wires go where . I have found what I think to be my starter wires and my alternator wires but the rest of the wires are beyond me . I basically need to know what kind of headers I can use because I bought some dynomax headers specifically for that car app. but they did not work well let me refraise that, one side worked and the other side did not , passenger side would not work the starter and the frame would not let it so there you have it . They are not extreme problems but if someone could help it would be greatly appreciated. So hopefully know one gets offended . Sorry about righting a book .
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On Hannity last night, Fox News political analyst Karl Rove harshly criticized President Obama for using the term "occupation" in discussing [1] Israel, calling it "the language of the left" and "the language of those who hate Israel."
SEAN HANNITY (host): You know, I don't know if I interpret it a little differently than you, I just felt these were more words, meaningless words by a president saying what he thought he needed to say. And it's not going to be backed up by action. What is the political fall-out, when you have liberals like Joe Lieberman -- well, more independent in Joe's case -- but Ed Koch, the former mayor of New York, Anthony Weiner, Alan Dershowitz, of all people, highly critical, and a lot on the left are very critical of this decision and basically say, "This is going to be a disaster for Israel."
ROVE: Well, there are already problems emerging among Jewish voters. In fact, last week, there's an interesting piece in The New York Times, in which essentially the Obama campaign said, "Yeah, we have problems among Jewish voters because we're presumed to be, you know, against Israel." In fact -- look, the language is there. I mean, when President Obama talks about Israel occupying, you know, you can't have a vibrant democracy as long as you depend upon occupation -- that's the language of the left. That is the language of those who hate Israel and why he adopts it is beyond me.
To attack Obama for using the term "occupation" is the height of hypocrisy for Rove. That is because his former boss, President George W. Bush, called for an end to the Israeli "occupation" of Arab land after a visit to the Palestinian territories. According to an AP article [2]:
[Bush] made a point of using a loaded term -- occupation -- to describe Israeli control over land that would eventually form the bulk of an independent Palestinian state. That he did so in Jerusalem underscored that he is trying not to seem partial to Israel.
"The point of departure for permanent status negotiations to realize this vision seems clear," he said. "There should be an end to the occupation that began in 1967. The agreement must establish a Palestine as a homeland for the Palestinian people just as Israel is a homeland for the Jewish people."
White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said Bush was referring to the West Bank when he spoke of occupation.
The term has also been used by former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. In 2003, Sharon advocated for ending what he called "occupation," saying it was "terrible" for both Israel and Palestinians, and that it "can't continue endlessly." A CNN article [3] reports:
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon appears to be urging Israelis to accept giving up land for peace and advocating an end to what he called "occupation."
"You cannot like the word, but what is happening is an occupation -- to hold 3.5 million Palestinians under occupation. I believe that is a terrible thing for Israel and for the Palestinians," he said Monday.
Those were stunning words from the longtime hawk and backer of Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza.
"It can't continue endlessly," Sharon said. "Do you want to stay forever in Jenin, in Nablus, in Ramallah, in Bethlehem? I don't think that's right."
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Hi, I have recently finsihed a BA in IT but have yet to graduate. I have been contemplating teaching english for most of the year and decided I might spend some of my holidays doing a tesol course overseas to see whats its like.
The problem is there are so many, most it seems are the same courses but are being offered by different companies so I am assumming they are just reselling the courses.
The one I am interested in is with the following company http://www.tesolcourse.com/. On http://www.teflcoursereview.com it has two positive reviews but one of them state that their certificate isn't recongnised.
In particular I am interested in doing the couse offered at Zhuhai in China. Does anyone have any experience with this company? Would it be safe/legit to book it?