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Posted by Richard Fichera on January 25, 2011
Last week IBM and ARM Holdings Plc quietly announced a continuation of their collaboration on advanced process technology, this time with a stated goal of developing ARM IP optimized for IBM physical processes down to a future 14 nm size. The two companies have been collaborating on semiconductors and SOC design since 2007, and this extension has several important ramifications for both companies and their competitors.
It is a clear indication that IBM retains a major interest in low-power and mobile computing, despite its previous divestment of its desktop and laptop computers to Lenovo, and that it will be in a position to harvest this technology, particularly ARM's modular approach to composing SOC systems, for future productization.
For ARM, the implications are clear. Its latest announced product, the Cortex A15, which will probably appear in system-level products in approximately 2013, will be initially produced in 32 nm with a roadmap to 20nm. The existence of a roadmap to a potential 14 nm product serves notice that the new ARM architecture will have a process roadmap that will keep it on Intel's heels for another decade. ARM has parallel alliances with TSMC and Samsung as well, and there is no reason to think that these will not be extended, but the IBM alliance is an additional insurance policy. As well as a source of semiconductor technology, IBM has a deep well of systems and CPU IP that certainly cannot hurt ARM.
Posted by Richard Fichera on January 17, 2011
From nothing more than an outlandish speculation, the prospects for a new entrant into the volume Linux and Windows server space have suddenly become much more concrete, culminating in an immense buzz at CES as numerous players, including NVIDIA and Microsoft, stoked the fires with innuendo, announcements, and demos.
Consumers of x86 servers are always on the lookout for faster, cheaper, and more power-efficient servers. In the event that they can't get all three, the combination of cheaper and more energy-efficient seems to be attractive to a large enough chunk of the market to have motivated Intel, AMD, and all their system partners to develop low-power chips and servers designed for high density compute and web/cloud environments. Up until now the debate was Intel versus AMD, and low power meant a CPU with four cores and a power dissipation of 35 – 65 Watts.
The Promised Land
The performance trajectory of processors that were formerly purely mobile device processors, notably the ARM Cortex, has suddenly introduced a new potential option into the collective industry mindset. But is this even a reasonable proposition, and if so, what does it take for it to become a reality?
Our first item of business is to figure out whether or not it even makes sense to think about these CPUs as server processors. My quick take is yes, with some caveats. The latest ARM offering is the Cortex A9, with vendors offering dual core products at up to 1.2 GHz currently (the architecture claims scalability to four cores and 2 GHz). It draws approximately 2W, much less than any single core x86 CPU, and a multi-core version should be able to execute any reasonable web workload. Coupled with the promise of embedded GPUs, the notion of a server that consumes much less power than even the lowest power x86 begins to look attractive. But…
Posted by Richard Fichera on January 3, 2011
Intel today officially announced the first products based on the much-discussed Sandy Bridge CPU architecture, and first impressions are highly favorable, with my take being that Sandy Bridge represents the first step in a very aggressive product road map for Intel in 2011.
Sandy Bridge is the next architectural spin after Intel's Westmere shrink of the predecessor Nehalem architecture (the "tick" in Intel's famous "tick-tock" progression of architectural changes followed by process shrink) and incorporates some major innovations compared to the previous architecture:


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Magnification that great would really require a good hold on the rifle, wiggling all around, and finding your target would be hard as heck with the tiny FOV.
I'd assume most of them use scopes around 10X and just deal with the targets being little. Maybe use a spotting scope to see the enemy, and aim for a position near a large object. Something like in the lower left of the window in some house they see someone with a spotting scope so they fire at the lower left corner of the window hoping to hit something.

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Kennery and freshman Alexis Roman each drove in three runs in the win for the Blue and Gold, while sophomore Michelle DelPrince extended her hitting streak to seven games with two hits, including a double. Consaul moved to 7-3 on the year after she scattered eight hits and fanned seven in seven innings of work. She now leads the Canisius pitching staff with eight complete-games on the year.
George Mason scored first in the top half of the first inning, and the Griffs answered with a run in the bottom of the first frame on a sacrifice-fly by Kennery to allowed teammate Meghan Cuda to score from third. Canisius broke the game open with a pair of runs in the second, highlighted by Roman's double down the left field line that plated Bethany DeMarco and Valorie Nappo. In the third, Canisius scored three times to take a 6-1 lead. The key hit in that frame was a two-run homer by Kennery, her first career homer, that drove in DelPrince from second.
Canisius racked up 11 hits as a team, while Cuda and freshman Tori Nappo also posted RBIs in the victory. George Mason sophomore Brooke Blankenship went 3-for-4 in the losing effort for the Patriots.
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The Canisius College men's basketball program will hold "Community Day" on Monday, Oct. 28, when the Golden Griffins play host to Daemen College in an exhibition game in the Koessler Athletic Center. The evening will begin at 5 p.m., with a "Books and Basketball" clinic, hosted by members of the Canisius men's basketball team and coaching staff, leading up to tipoff between the Griffs and the Wildcats at 7 p.m.
Boys in grades five and six from the Buffalo PAL, the Buffalo Boys Club - Youth Advantage and The Family 25 Youth Group will have the chance to meet Canisius head coach Jim Baron, Buffalo mayor Byron Brown and members of the Canisius men's basketball team before taking part in a warm-up session and basketball skills stations. Youth members from the clinic will also take part in a scrimmage at halftime.
"The Canisius College men's basketball program is excited to be able to host this clinic before Monday's game against Daemen," Baron said. "This is an opportunity for our guys to meet and work with community leaders and kids from the city of Buffalo. In addition to basketball skills, we're going to stress to these kids that they need to take care of their school work, they need to eat right and be healthy and they need to be involved in the right things. Being able to give back to the city of Buffalo is something we take a great deal of pride in."
Canisius and Daemen will be playing for the first time in men's basketball, and the exhibition game on Oct. 28, will be Canisius' first of two dress rehearsals before opening the 2013-14 campaign. The Griffs, who won 20 games last season for the first time since 2000-01, start the year at home Nov. 11, when the team plays host to South Dakota.Tickets for Monday's exhibition game are on sale through the Canisius ticket office by calling 716-888-2885 or by clicking here. Season tickets for the 26-game men's and women's home basketball schedules are also on sale through the ticket office. Ticket office hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., daily.


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Dr. Sajnani's work has focused on the purpose of theater-making in the aftermath of violence and as an approach to embodied enquiry.
Nisha Sajnani
Professional Title: Director of the Global Interdisciplinary Studies Program; Associate Professor of Drama Therapy, Coordinator for the Drama Therapy Program, and Expressive Therapies Doctoral Advisor
Areas of Academic Focus and Expertise: Drama Therapy; Critical Race Feminism; Trauma Studies; Applied Improvisation; Performance Pedagogy; Arts-Based Research; Medical Humanities; and Cultural Competency
Area of Work and Concentration at Lesley: Drama Therapy, Expressive Therapies
Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: Orientation/Integrative Seminar;
Research and Evaluation;
Thesis Seminar;
Theories of Drama Therapy;
Performance: Art, Education, Therapy;
Performance and Practice: Art, Education, and Therapy;
Multiculturalism in Research;
Philosophical Foundations of Expressive Therapies
Education: Ph.D., Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, Concordia University;
M.A., Drama Therapy, Concordia University;
Mastery Certificate, Global Mental Health: Trauma and Recovery, Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions:
BooksSajnani, N. and Johnson, D.R. (2014). Trauma-informed drama therapy: Transforming clinics, classrooms, and communities. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas
Sajnani, N. Muhungi, W.M., Yee, J., Mercer, K., Butler, K., Jones, L., Neira, N.L., Matining, M. (2012). Decolonizing "social justice" work: Stories to support organizations, facilitators, and youth working against oppression. Montreal, QC: Girls Action Foundation
ChaptersSajnani, N., (forthcoming). Living Enquiry: Improvisation and performance in and as research. In R.Houghham, S. Pitruzella, and S. Scoble (Eds.) Dimensions of Reflection in the Arts Therapies. EU: European Consortium of Creative Arts Therapies Educators.Sajnani, N. (forthcoming). Relational aesthetics in performance. In S. Pendzik, R. Emunah, and D. R. Johnson (Eds.), Autobiographical, Self-Revelatory, and Auto-Ethnographic forms of Therapeutic Theatre. Fraser, T., Sajnani, N., Louw, A., Austin, S. (2014). Reflecting on systems of change through the politics of place. In Claudia Mitchell and Carrie Rentschler (Eds.) Girlhood Studies and the politics of place: New paradigms of research. New York: Berghahn BooksJohnson, D.R, Sajnani, N. (2014). The role of the drama therapy in trauma treatment. In N. Sajnani and D.R. Johnson, Trauma-informed drama therapy: Transforming clinics, classrooms, and communities (pp. 5-23). IL: Charles C. ThomasSajnani, N., Johnson, D.R. (2014) State of the art of trauma-informed drama therapy. In N. Sajnani and D.R. Johnson, Trauma-informed drama therapy: Transforming clinics, classrooms, and communities (pp. 24-40). IL: Charles C. ThomasSajnani, N., Linds, W., Wong, A., Ndejuru, L., Lu, L., Gareau, P., and Ward, D. (2014). The Living Histories Ensemble: Sharing authority through play, storytelling, and performance in the aftermath of violence, in D. Conrad and A. Sinner (eds.), Creating together: Participatory, community-based and collaborative arts practices and scholarship across Canada. Waterloo, ON: Wilfred Laurier University
Sajnani, N., Wong, A., Ndejuru, L., and Linds, W. (2013). Turning together: Playback theatre, oral history, and arts-based research in the Montreal life stories project. In E. Little, R. Duong, and S. High (Eds.), Remembering war, genocide and other human rights violations: New media and the arts (112-139). Toronto, ON: University of Toronto
Sajnani, N. (2011). Playback theatre and social change: Reflections from a Montreal workshop, in Neumark, D. and Chagnon, J., Documenting collaboration: 69 community art projects in Québec and beyond. Monreal: Levier
Sajnani, N. (2010). Mind the gap: Facilitating transformative witnessing amongst audiences, in Jones, P. Drama as therapy: Clinical work and research into practice. London: Routledge
Sajnani, N. (2009). Theatre of the oppressed: Drama therapy as cultural dialogue, in Johnson, D.R. and Emunah, R., Current approaches in drama therapy. IL: Charles C. Thomas
Peer-Reviewed Articles
Sajnani, N. (2013). The body politic. The relevance of an intersectional framework for therapeutic performance research in drama therapy. The Arts in Psychotherapy, 40 (3), 382-385.
Sajnani, N. (2012). The creative arts therapies and social justice: A Conversation between the editors, The Arts in Psychotherapy, 39 (3), 165-167
Sajnani, N. (2012). Response/ability: Imagining a critical race feminist paradigm for the creative arts therapies, The Arts in Psychotherapy, 39 (3), 186-191
Sajnani, N. (2012). Improvisation and art-based research, Journal of Applied Arts and Health, 3 (1), 79-87
Sajnani, N. (2012). The implicated witness: Towards a relational aesthetic in dramatherapy. Dramatherapy: The Journal of the British Association of Dramatherapists, 34 (1), 6-21.
Sajnani, N. (2011). Coming into presence: Discovering the ethics and aesthetics of performing oral histories in the Montreal life stories project, Alt. Theatre: Cultural Diversity and the Stage, 9 (1), 40-49.
Sajnani, N. (2011). The bridge: Towards relational aesthetic inquiry in the Montreal life stories project, Canadian Theatre Review, 148 (1), 18-24
Sajnani, N. and Mendell, M. (2007). La recherche partenariale: le cas de L'ARUC en economie sociale. Organisations et Territories: Reflexion sur la Gestion, Innovation, et le Dévelopmment, 16 (1)
Sajnani, N. and Nadeau, D. (2006). Creating safer spaces for immigrant women of color: Performing the politics of possibility. Canadian Woman Studies Journal/Les cahiers de la femme, 25 (1-2), 45-53
Sajnani, N. (2004). Strategic narratives: The embodiment of minority discourse in biographical performance. Canadian Theatre Review, 117, 33-37
Journal Special Issue
The Creative Arts Therapies and Social Justice (Contributing Co-Editor, with Frances Kaplan), The Arts in Psychotherapy, 39 (3), (2012).
Academic Manuscripts
Sajnani, N. (2010). Permeable boundaries: Toward a critical, collaborative performance pedagogy, Doctoral Thesis, Montreal: Concordia University
Recent Presentations
Sajnani, N. "Improvising Coexistence: Teaching Cultural Competency in and through Drama Therapy." Institut für Theatertherapie [Keynote Presentation]. Remscheid, Germany. June 5–8, 2014.
Sajnani, N., Wong, A., Linds, W., Ndejuru, L., Gareau, P., Lu, L., "The Living Histories Ensemble: Performing Oral Histories on the Edge." Berkshire Conference of Women Historians [Artist in Residence]. Toronto, ON, Canada. May 22–25, 2014.
Sajnani, N. Goodill, S., Kaiser, D., Murphy, K., Landis, H., Scherlong, N., "Research in the Creative Arts Therapies: Purposes and Possibilities." Expressive Therapies Summit [Conference]. New York, USA. November 7-10, 2013.
Sajnani, N., "Action Methods in the Treatment of Trauma." Healing the Generations: Child and Family Trauma Conference [Conference]. Groton, CT, USA. October 2–5, 2013.
Pendzik, S., Sajnani, N., Little, E., Mowers, D., "The Ethics of Aesthetics in Drama Therapy and Embodied Research: Multidisciplinary Perspectives." North American Drama Therapy Association [Conference]. Montreal, Canada. September 26–29, 2013.
Sajnani, N., Parsa, P., Giacona, A., Carter, S., Hix, L., Radish, J., Rozenman, L., Benjamin, P., Ramadani, V., "Embodied Methodologies: An Introduction to Arts-Based Research." North American Drama Therapy Association [Conference]. Montreal, Canada. September 26-29, 2013.
Raucher, G. Sajnani, N. "Culture Lab: Assessing a Pedagogical Approach to the Basis of Cultural Competence." North American Drama Therapy Association [Conference]. Montreal, Canada. September 26–29, 2013.
Sajnani, N. "Embodied Methodologies: Arts-Based Research in Drama Therapy." European Consortium for Arts Therapies Education [Conference]. Paris, France. September 11–14, 2013.
Sajnani, N., Johnson, D.r., "Responding to Conflict Through Drama and Theater." Conflict as Catalyst: 4th Annual Arts in Healthcare [Conference]. Cambridge, Mass. May 31–June 1, 2013.
Sajnani, N. "DvT Bebop Playback." 8th Annual Developmental Transformations [Conference]. New Haven, Conn. April 19–21, 2013.
Sajnani, N. "Facilitating Student Attachment through Trauma-informed Play." European Congress of Dramatherapy and Playtherapy [Conference]. Athens. November 23–25, 2012.
Sajnani, N. "Facilitating Across Difference." Girls Action Foundation: Annual Amplify Retreat [Conference]. Québec. November 14–17, 2012.
Sajnani, N., Hodermarska, M., Arnason, C., Fran, S. "Arts-Based Research and the Arts Therapies." Expressive Therapies Summit [Conference]. New York. November 8–11, 2012.
Sajnani, N., Curtis, S., Davis, J., Mayor, C., Wittig, J."Social Justice and the Creative Arts Therapies." Expressive Therapies Summit [Conference]. New York. November 8–11, 2012.
"I make a point of wandering through open markets in every city I visit. I adore Montreal and the Canadian maritime provinces. I often photograph bridges and piers and enjoy mossy walks, ziplining, and kayaking. A recent inspiring read was Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino (Italian: Le citta invisibili) and, like Jeannette Winterson, found that it would suffice 'as pillow and plate' if I were lost on a deserted island."
— Nisha Sajnani
Dr. Nisha Sajnani is a Registered Drama
Therapies (RDT) and Board Certified Trainer (BCT). She is a core faculty
member of the Expressive Therapies Division, Coordinator of the Drama
Therapy program, and services as a primary advisor for the
Expressive Therapies PhD program here at Lesley.
Prior to joining Lesley, Dr. Sajnani was
the director of the Drama Therapy and Community Health program at the
Post Traumatic Stress Center in New Haven, Connecticut, where she
spearheaded the development of a trauma-informed, school-based
intervention program. She has taught in the Theatre Studies department
at Yale and in the Drama Therapy program at Concordia University. Dr.
Sajnani also teaches in New York University's Drama Therapy program, in
the Harvard Refugee Trauma program, and facilitates an annual train-the
trainer program on popular education and gender-based violence through
the Girls Action Foundation in Canada. Through her years of teaching,
she cultivated a teaching approach based upon popular and performative
practices and developed an interest in collaborative learning. The work
of Paulo Freire and Augusto Boal guide her teaching and advising,
resulting in a style that is student-centered, flexible, and rigorous.
Dr. Sajnani's research interests include
the use of improvisation and performance in qualitative research, drama
therapy and applied theater with displaced and exploited persons, the
politics of therapy, education, and performance, audience reception, and
the relationship between feminist psychology and embodied practices in
the treatment of internalized and systemic trauma and oppression.Nisha Sajnani is a past- president of the North American Drama Therapy Association (www.nadta.org) and founder of the Theater Beyond Borders initiative at Lesley University. Dr. Sajnani is on the editorial board for the Arts in Psychotherapy and the editor-in-chief for Drama Therapy Review, the journal of the North American Drama Therapy Association.
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:) Big L 22 posted this on the tractor forum I belong to, I wanted to share it with my bee keeping friends.
The embers glowed softly, and in their dim light,
> I gazed round the room and I cherished the sight.
> My wife was asleep, her head on my chest,
> my daughter beside me, ic in rest.
> Outside the snow fell, a blanket of white,
> Transforming the yard to a winter delight.
> The sparkling lights in the tree, I believe,
> Completed the magic that was Christmas Eve.
> My eyelids were heavy, my breathing was deep,
> Secure and surrounded by love I would sleep
> in perfect contentment, or so it would seem.
> So I slumbered, perhaps I started to dream.
> The sound wasn't loud, and it wasn't too near,
> But I opened my eye when it tickled my ear.
> Perhaps just a cough, I didn't quite know,
> Then the sure sound of footsteps outside in the snow.
> My soul gave a tremble, I struggled to hear,
> and I crept to the door just to see who was near.
> Standing out in the cold and the dark of the night,
> A lone figure stood, his face weary and tight.
> A soldier, I puzzled, some twenty years old
> Perhaps a Marine, huddled here in the cold.
> Alone in the dark, he looked up and smiled,
> Standing watch over me, and my wife and my child.
> "What are you doing?" I asked without fear
> "Come in this moment, it's freezing out here!
> Put down your pack, brush the snow from your sleeve,
> You should be at home on a cold Christmas Eve!"
> For barely a moment I saw his eyes shift,
> away from the cold and the snow blown in drifts,
> to the window that danced with a warm fire's light
> then he sighed and he said "Its really all right,
> I'm out here by choice. I'm here every night"
> "Its my duty to stand at the front of the line,
> that separates you from the darkest of times.
> No one had to ask or beg or implore me,
> I'm proud to stand here like my fathers before me.
> My Gramps died at 'Pearl on a day in December,"
> then he sighed, "That's a Christmas Gram always remembers."
> My dad stood his watch in the jungles of 'Nam
> And now it is my turn and so, here I am.
> I've not seen my own son in more than a while,
> But my wife sends me pictures, he's sure got her smile.
> Then he bent and he carefully pulled from his bag,
> The red white and blue... an American flag.
> "I can live through the cold and the being alone,
> Away from my family, my house and my home,
> I can stand at my post through the rain and the sleet,
> I can sleep in a foxhole with little to eat,
> I can carry the weight of killing another
> or lay down my life with my sisters and brothers
> who stand at the front against any and all,
> to insure for all time that this flag will not fall."
> "So go back inside," he said, "harbor no fright
> Your family is waiting and I'll be all right."
> "But isn't there something I can do, at the least,
> "Give you money," I asked, "or prepare you a feast?
> It seems all too little for all that you've done,
> For being away from your wife and your son."
> Then his eye welled a tear that held no regret,
> "Just tell us you love us, and never forget
> To fight for our rights back at home while we're gone.
> To stand your own watch, no matter how long.
> For when we come home, either standing or dead,
> to know you remember we fought and we bled
> is payment enough, and with that we will trust.
> That we mattered to you as you mattered to us.
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Very Timely and right-on Al. I see these men and women every day, away from home but just a keyboard or phone away from their loved ones. It's not the same surely, but separation is a powerful emotion that our people in service deal with every day - it must be extraordinarilly tough, and us COMMON FOLK are so petty in our comforts: we are too cold if a room is below 68 or above 72, we complain about shift work, but we are home 8 hours later to share the holidays, and we complain when we only get 6 hours sleep in our comfy beds at night.
There is a tough breed out there whom I NEVER want to mess with, they sleep in full metal-jacket against their 140 pound packs in the bright dessert sun, while totally tickled to be in the shade of a Abrams Tank while their brothers and sisters cover their backs as the literally fall to sleep from exhaustion. They walk the foreign streets where EVERYONE still has a weapon and uses it for any reason from celebration to murder.
I differ with you a lot politically Al, I know that as much as you - but we will NEVER disagree on these issues! Our country is protected by the bravest souls, the most sophisticated technology and arguably the greatest minds. The only reason the enemy can get at us is that they have no souls, they are dead inside and we can't "Think" like the walking dead. And sadly we have great lost of life because we can't imagine blowing ourselves "and strangers" up, not for any reason.
Even in the Oklahoma City Bombing, Mcvey and Nichols (the pieces of dog-crap they are/were) separated themselves from the devastation they created - Americans can't deal with th mentality of these suicide bombers and the sewers they crawl out of.
Mcvey should NEVER have been given the easy way out - I'm all for putting the murders and souless lifers out of OUR misery, but that scum-bucket should have served LIFE in General Population (which should have been about 3 days sentence if I know our peisons!) not a needle in the arm as if he were getting a tooth pulled. This is where we are screwed up, those who SHOULD get death end up in our prisons for 50 and 60 years, while we feed and house them BETTER than they ever could have managed on their own. More states should have the "First in, First out" rules of Texas when it comes to Lifers.
But before we can do ANY OF THAT - we need to (here's one for all you ACLU lovers) DNA test EVERY NEWBORN, so that in a generation, all crimes can be solved with ZERO percent of wrongful imprisonment. I'm tired of hearing THAT would violate the childs civil rights - NOT if EVERYONE had to have it done, it's just a voilation when it is done SELECTIVELY.
In an ideal world, we should all submit DNA samples, I'm VERY WILLING to swab my mouth right now! Why not, I'm finger printed and photographed and randomly subject to urine tests as a Federal Employee. With Freedom comes costs - and Oxymoron that I'm willing to subject myself to IF it creates a society where the RIGHT guy is imprisioned and NOT walking the streets. That's a good topic though for another post!!!
Thank God for those willing to protect us with their lives, it is a special breed that we all are blessed to have representing us throughout the world. I hope the madness ends and we get them all home soon, but history has told us differently. The next month could be a blood bath if the enemy have their way - the idea of free and open elections scares the hell out of them and "no matter how well prepared" I can't image being everywhere at the same time.
My fear, and I'm sure yours - where will the NEXT GENERATION of military come from? Is is conceivable that an all volunteer military is possible after this nightmare? I don't even see Reservists being a possibility in the long term - who would agree to that when they will likely be raked over the coals as these reservists have been.
I don't see GW starting a draft, but the door is wide open for it in 4 years or any time there after. I don't see the patriotic ferver that swept the country in WW2 in this post 9-11 world. Again, I agree that this administration dropped the football with poor planning and because of that we may be in that land for decades to come.
The idea of turning this over to an Iraqy Military/police force and the US standing down into an "Assistive" position sounds great, but will only last until the first mass casualties come and then, we'll be back in the driver's seat and I'm affraid stay in that seat for a very long time.
Thanks for the great poem Al - yes, that is one for the Files! I'm a fortunate guy as many of us are - but the greatest gift we all share is compassion and pride for those serving in defense. May they all come home soon.
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Trade candidate Myers on pace to trigger option
Astros closer Brett Myers' $10 million option for 2013 will vest automatically if he finishes 45 games and doesn't end the season on the disabled list, major-league sources told FOXSports.com.
Finishing 45 games isn't the only way for Myers to guarantee his contract for next year, as his amended agreement with Houston includes a points system that would allow him to do so through other qualifications. But that is the most attainable path, considering Myers already has finished 20 of the Astros' first 57 games.
Myers' status has been compared to that of Francisco Rodriguez last year. Rodriguez's $17.5 million vesting option for 2012 hurt his trade value, incentivizing the Milwaukee Brewers to use him in a setup role after acquiring him from the Mets so he didn't meet his games-finished threshold.
Myers is a slightly different case. The buyout on his option for next year is $3 million. So, the effective cost of keeping Myers another season is $7 million. That's a reasonable sum, for a converted starter who has the third-best WHIP in the majors (0.90) among closers with at least 14 saves.
To continue the comparison: Rodriguez ended up returning to the Brewers this year for $8 million. So, $7 million sounds about right.
"It's not that scary of an option," one rival executive said of Myers. "I wouldn't imagine it's going to be a huge hindrance (to his trade value)."
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The barrel is threaded for a screw-on muzzle device of some kind, most likely a suppressor, or a fake one anyway. The end piece that screws onto the barrel protects the threads from damage when the device is not on the barrel.
The ammo is a mystery. It looks like caliber 7.62 x 25, but I never heard of that pistol being chambered in that caliber. It also wouldn't make any sense to use a suppressor with that caliber, as it's a powerful round and would'nt be muffled very much, I suspect. It would make much more sense to suppress the .32 round. I wouldn't try to fire that ammo until you're SURE it is for that barrel/pistol. I wouldn't fire it at all, actually; I'm not sure the pistol could safely handle it.
It any event, you have a very interesting piece that I'm sure has a colorful history.
Any chance you could post photos of all the markings on the pistol and barrels, or at least describe them? It might help identify the pistol and give some clue as to it's history.


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i call it using data effectively. we took it, its accurate, and it has clear conclusions, just because we didn't explicitly state we were testing it doesn't mean the data is suddenly less conclusive
Actually it is less conclusive due to the fewer data points. Your data is heavily skewed by outliers.
im fine with that, still doesn't make our data less conclusive on the topic.
Your data is mostly inconclusive on the topic, which is not surprising because it doesn't test the topic. The elephant in the room is the source of the fluctuation -- shots which amount to outliers on an otherwise consistent marker could be paint-based fluctuations, i.e. an oversized, undersized or out-of-round ball, situations which your and other peoples' testing has shown can induce spin. Whereas a marker-based fluctuation, say, from an inconsistent pulse, could see less spin-induced trajectory change. So no, your data is not conclusive by a long shot.
FWIW Troy's data actually comes closer and actually does show a correlation, however I'm not sure how valid that is at 30 feet. In the end though, it's mathematically conclusive and patently obvious to any player that velocity has a correlation to trajectory.
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German police conducted widespread raids across the county aimed at smashing a suspect Islamic terrorist operation to wage jihad both in Germany and elsewhere in the world. The raids were designed to disrupt a network that was attempting to radicalize Muslim Germans and get them involved in terrorist activities. Nine men were seized who were supsected of "forming a criminal network" of terrorism. The center of their activities was a former community center called the Multicultural House in Neu-Ulm. The men focused on converting Germans to the Muslim religion and inciting racial hatred via means of literature and audio and video reccordings.
Outwardly, the Geman police smashed a "terrorist" operation, but, so far, the nine men did not implement any plan of action even though they may well have been planning action. One is back to the proverbial issue of yelling fire in a crowded movie theater. Is the act of spreading "hate" a crime? Are there certain forms of "hate" which are more prone to result in violence than others?


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Re: passing Indeterminate and Infinity to C via MathLink
On 20/09/2011 11:11, Roman wrote:
> Dear John,
> thanks a lot for your detailed explanations. I believe that your
> suggestion of using "magic" floats for representing Indeterminate and
> Infinity is the most viable possibility; in this way I can send packed
> arrays to C without a hitch.
> The inefficiencies that you mention in the MathLink protocol, even
> using packed arrays, are quite noticeable though. Much experimentation
> and comparison to the use of Compile[] is required to find the fastest
> way of getting things done.
> Best regards,
> Roman
One alternative to designating a magic float (which then has to be
searched for in the external program, and which could be generated by an
unfortunate calculation) is to replace the NaN values with 0.0, and also
send a small (packed integer) index array locating the NaN's. If there
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Philippians 4:6 "Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done."
Time after time, I would know what I want and would pray and the exact thing happens.
Well, tonight is no different.
For months I have been carrying the need of Camden because I have been exposed to the life and what goes on right below my very posh city Voorhees.
When I volunteered for a local government school in Berlin, I would have to go to meetings in Camden. What is surprising is that the city is known for everything evil and corrupted and everyone seems to be OK with it. Moments in my quite time with the Lord, I would see myself teaching Sunday school and eating with the little children in Camden.
I often pray for a connection to get my foot in Camden to teach inner city children about the love of God. I said if I do not find any connect I am just going to find a nearby open area and just go talk and pray with the people in the streets.
Earlier I did just that, drove my car into the city and prayed for divine appoints. Exactly that happened.
You cannot go to Camden and not be taken aback by the sadness that grips the city and the horror stories that the body images and the facial expressions tell.
Last month at our Prayer meeting with Pastor Timothy at the Ardmore United Methodist Church, he asked me if I know anyone who would need baskets for Thanksgiving. I thought about Camden.
Well, today the basket were ready and it was time to deliver them to the people we have prayed for.
My friends I tell you it was a real joy to see the expressions of hope and gratitude in the families' eyes.
Often times we take it for granted that we have … but there is a world just next-door that does not have the necessities to get through the day. Many times next door is not overseas.
We have a lot to be grateful for.
I thank God for his provisions for his people. One woman by the name of Louis said, "Tonight's act of kindness confirms God's faithful to supply their basic needs. She was ecstatic.
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QUEENS, N.Y. - An eight-goal day from the St. John's attack and a score from Kieran McArdle in the final minute of play secured the 10-9 win and the program's first-ever victory over No. 17/20 Yale on Feb. 23, 2013.
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St. John's has now won three games over ranked opponents in the last two seasons after the Red Storm took down No. 20 Georgetown and No. 2 Notre Dame last season. It was the first triumph over a ranked opponent at DaSilva Memorial Field since St. John's upset the No. 5 Georgetown Hoyas on Feb. 28, 2009.
The win marks the first 2-0 start for St. John's since the 2010 season when the Red Storm opened with victories over Holy Cross and Air Force.
McArdle finished with three goals and two assists while Kevin Cernuto carried the offensive load early on with two goals and three assists. Colin Keegan also recorded a hat trick to complete a 13-point day for the Johnnies junior attackmen against the 18th-ranked scoring defense from a year ago.
Yale challenged with 48 total shots, but St. John's net-minder Jeff Lowman was up to the task recording 17 total saves. It was the most saves by the senior goalie since turning away 18 shots against Georgetown on March 5, 2011. Mark DiFrangia led a strong defensive effort with three groundballs and one assist.
Despite being outshot 48-to-23 and losing the groundball battle 32-to-18, St. John's used an impressive 43.5 percent shooting mark and Lowman's 17 saves to gain the advantage.
Yale opened the scoring with a goal from Brandon Mangan but Cernuto responded with an unassisted effort to even the score 1-1. The Bulldogs closed the quarter on a two-goal run with tallies by Conrad Oberbeck and Kirby Zdrill to head to the second leading 3-1.
From the opening faceoff of the second period, St. John's seized momentum with four-straight goals. McArdle found an open Keith Switzer crashing towards net and the junior midfielder put away the transition opportunity to close the gap to 3-2. Cernuto would take it upon himself again, scoring his second unassisted goal of the game and then fed Keegan square on for a snipe into the upper netting. A few possessions later, McArdle took a pass from Fitzgerald on the right wing and delivered off an impossible angle into the top corner to put St. John's up 5-3 with 5:17 left to play in the half. Sean Shakespeare would add one more goal before the first 30 came to a close to send St. John's to the locker room leading 5-4.
Another Yale goal to open the second-half tied the game once again at 5-5, but back-to-back goals from Connor Mullen and Keegan put St. John's back on top 7-5. Cernuto assisted on both goals moving his point total to five on the day. Zdrill earned a hat trick for the Bulldogs with a man-up finish in front of net off an unsettled situation to reduce the Red Storm lead to 7-6. In the final minute of the third quarter, McArdle used a bull dodge to muscle his way towards the crease and deposited his own version of an eephus shot as the ball rainbowed over Yale's goalie Eric Natale's right shoulder. The Red Storm took an 8-6 advantage into the final 15 minutes and closed out its second fourth quarter lead of the season.
Yale would make things interesting with a pair of goals from Michael Lipin and Mangan to tie the game 8-8 with 6:42 to play. St. John's answered back as McArdle found a leaping Keegan in front of net to put the Red Storm back up 9-8. Shakespeare scored his second goal of the game off a pass from Shane Thornton to tie the game heading towards the final four minutes.
In the final minutes, the St. John's defense dug deep, killing off a DiFrangia penalty and regaining possession with just over a minute to play. After the clear, the ball found its way to the Red Storm's closer, McArdle, who rolled across the front of the net from 15 yards out in order to set up a left-handed rip to put St. John's up 10-9 in the final minute. A flurry of Yale shots failed to find the net in the final 30 seconds and the final whistle urged the Red Storm bench onto the field to celebrate around their goalie Lowman.
It's a quick turnaround for the Red Storm as it faces local rival Stony Brook on Tuesday, Feb. 26 at 3 p.m. at DaSilva Memorial Field in Queens, N.Y. The game will be broadcast by STJ-TV on ESPN3.
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AMES, Iowa — Understanding and using some simple tools can help cattle producers make the right selection for new herd bulls during upcoming bull sales. Denise Schwab, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach beef specialist, said that's why bull selection clinics are scheduled prior to three bull sales held by Iowa Cattlemen's Association later this spring. There's no cost to attend and no preregistration necessary at any of the locations.
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You must be, I didn't get it either and had to search for Todd Hoffman.Am I missing something?
It's the one guy from the Gold Rush show on Discovery channel, his group went to S America this time. To me the guy is an idiot and everyone around him is keeping the group afloat.
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Gold rush on discovery channel about a. "Miners"looking for wealth. Sorry u didn't know. My wife watches it every Friday tollaugh at the fat bky
Who dreams up all these reality shows?
I thought the name sounded familiar. I stopped watching that show after the first season. Todd's dad and 'Dakota' Fred both sound like they're choking on chicken bones when they talk.
They do sound related. I like the parker kids work ethic tho
Why does it seem like most of these type shows are centered around a loud mouthed jackass ?
Is that what appeals these days?
I love Gold prospecting & started to watch this show. But I just don't find lying arrogant idiots entertaining.
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Exactly!Parker seems to be a good kid and I think he would be good on his own show
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Yep, Sessions is an all star. I knew it.
At the end of 3, Pistons lead 81-70 in an unintentional nail-biter. Pistons had a 16 pt lead in the second and led by 13 at the half, but the Cavs came within 3 71--68 courstesy of some brick play by BenG and Tay and a couple of three balls from Jamison and Boobie
The Pistons were DETermined not to give the Cavaliers a rare win as they cruised 103-94.
Ah good game by Stuckey AND Bynum! Nothing to nit pick about when we play the Cavs.
Once the Q took out Bengo and TMac near the end of the third, the Pistons got serious and put it away. Once they got up by 16 they decided to play in garbage code mode and scored only 7 pts the last 6 minutes of the game to make it interesting enough to keep Tay in there until the end. The pistons bench was dominating outscoring the Cavs bench 61-17. Stuckey had 8 free throws and that what we were missing in those losses last week when he was sidelined. Big Ben played some D good tonight and was the recipient of some nice feeds to come up 2 pts and 1 board short of a double-double. The Pistons had a ton of steals and you can see why the Cavs have not won a game in 2011. I tuned into the Cavs post game show, and their announcers really thought that this was going to be the game that the Cavs would stop the losing streak. Some of the ARTH and PTI guys thought that they would win too, so that tells you how bad our rep is around the country.
If you notice, there are usually more posts in the game thread after losses than wins, as we tend over analyze losses and take wins for granted
Good second quarter by Stuckey, maybe. He was trash besides that. No one turns good games into bad games quite like him.
Good night for the playoff race. And if anyone wants to be daring enough to start such a thread, go ahead. Me, I don't want to jinx anything. We gained on all the teams ahead of us that we can possibly catch - save one cause two of them played each other. On a back to back, nobody got overplayed. We split the back to back, which is par. Rotation wise, yeah, still no Rip tonight - but just maybe Kuester will loosen it up a bit an include more players. Not everyone has to play every night. Won't comment on the game too much, except to comment on Cleveland. No confidence, and at times you could see why they have lost 26 straight now. We won a game we should win, and that is something good teams do. A much tougher nut to crack Friday night.
Will Bynum line: 6-10 FG, 4-4 FT, 17 points, PLUS 11, 7 assists, 1 turnover, 1 steal, 25 minutes
Which team was that against exactly?
TMac was MINUS 9. Someone had to lead the team.
Stuckey led the team as much as anyone in this game. And since you mentioned Bynum getting a plus number tonight - nothing unususal against the poorer teams of the league. Let me know when he has a plus game against a good opponent - like say San Antonio.
He was PLUS 4 against the Miami Heat last week.
How many times has it happened this season?
LOL. You didn't think I'd answer that first question, did you?
Well, we are the highest scoring bench in the league I believe, and at the slowest overall pace just about. And the Cavs have to start their bench. Then, they have to put the walk-ons in after that.
Which player on the Pistons tends to have high +/- numbers against good teams?
The Pistons have just 7 quality wins this season. I am defining a quality win as a win over a team that is currently (as I write this) at least within 4 games of being a .500 team. Dec 14, Atl. TMAC + 23, Bynum DNP Dec 19, N.O.TMAC -9, Bynum +5 Dec 29, Bos TMAC +11, Bynum +3 Jan 8, Phil TMAC +5, Bynum DNP Jan 17 Dallas, TMAC +9, Bynum -2 Jan 22, Phoen. TMAC +3, Bynum +5 Jan 24, Orl TMAC +15, Bynum -10 Total: TMAC +57, Bynum +1 Both players are coming off injuries during this time span, so the comparison is pretty fair in that regard. For the most part, its TMAC that has helped us get quality wins, not Bynum. Good nite all.
Bynum at an overall +1 against quality opponents in wins is considered a negative because we have another player on the team who is better? I'm not in any fantasy leagues, so I'm just going to root for all of our players.
How come you don't have him on your fantasy team??
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I have a P94 and I clean after shooting, lightly oil and have never had a malfunction of any sort. I bought it when I had my FFL and gave that up during Clintons dealer purge.
If I had to guess I'd say there was a problem with the spring or mags. I'd contact Ruger and let them deal with it. I'm bet they will fix for free or a small shipping fee. I can't figure why he would cover with grease in the first place. Isn't it stainless over aluminum?