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When historic moments happen, people remember exactly where they were. I was walking in the office door at Connie Mack Stadium when President John Kennedy was assassinated. Will never forget that moment.
Tonight, the clock registered 9:30 p.m. when Doc completed the 20th perfect game in Major League Baseball history in Miami. In my tenure, that's six no-hitters for the guys who wear red hats.
I was visiting my wife in a rehab facility. She had knee surgery 8 days ago. The facility in Wilmington doesn't carry Comcast SportsNet, so there was no way to watch the game. After kissing her good-night around 9 p.m., I hopped in the car and turned on the radio. It was the bottom of the 7th. So, I heard the 8th inning on the way home and got to see the 9th inning on the TV in the family room. I celebrated by going for an ice cream cone.
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June 21, 1964. Jim Bunning pitched a perfect game against the Mets in New York, 6-0. I wasn't on the trip, instead performing my once a month weekend duty with the Delaware Air National Guard. Didn't know anything about what was happening in NY until I got home. (Yes, folks, cell phones didn't exist in 1964). Got home and the Ed Sullivan Show called wanting to get Jim on the show that Sunday night.
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June 23, 1971. Wasn't on the trip that had the Phillies in Cincinnati on this date. Was visiting friends for dinner in Middletown, DE. They weren't Phillies fans so I didn't think I should ask to watch the game or listen to the radio. A time to be polite. I glanced down at my watch and figured it was time to leave. Perhaps I could catch the tail end of the game on the radio on the way home. When I turned on the radio, By Saam, our broadcaster, said, "And, that's it from Cincinnati. Rick Wise hits two home runs and pitches a no-hitter." Final: 4-0.
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August 15, 1990. Veterans Stadium. Terry Mulholland no-hits the Giants, 6-0. When you are a PR person, you can't wait in the Press Box for a no-hitter to end. I went down to the tunnel behind home plate in the bottom of the 8th and saw the end of Terry's gem from there. As soon as the game ended, I was on the field, trying to direct Terry to our radio and TV while also trying to set up a media conference with catcher Darren Daulton and others while Terry was doing TV and radio.
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May 23, 1991. Tommy Green no-hits the Expos in Montreal, 2-0. Again, I wasn't on the trip but saw the game on TV.
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April 27, 2003. Kevin Millwood no-hits the Giants, 1-0, at the Vet. Again, I was down by the field for the ending and the post-game media circus.
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I hope your wife's rehab goes well.
I was at the Bon Jovi concert at the New Meadowlands Stadium when I got a text saying Roy had a perfect game through 6. A little while later I checked again and I saw that he completed the perfect game. I broke out in a HUGE grin and clapped.
What a night! Halladay's perfect game and a great show by Bon Jovi!!
Is the game going to be replayed? I would love to DVR it!
Laura 🙂
I was at the game sitting 2nd section up behind home plate, it was a rip off. I complained because I saw that Halladay was given a bigger Strike Zone. I complained and after review it was determined that 6 Marlins should have been walked, and walks issued to Phillies should have been Strike Outs!!! There should be an * next to that game!!!!!
Hey Larry…please tell your wife to feel better soon :O) I will be sending positve thoughts your way!
As for Doc's perfect game, I was biting my nails in my living room in front of the TV. Only perfect game I have ever seen, start to finish.
1964 & 1971 – before my time
8/15/90 – I was watching it on TV while packing to go away for my first year of college…left a few days later.
5/23/91 – Fighting for the TV remote in my dorm's community room…I won. ;o) Oh, and skipping studying for finals.
4/27/03 – I was actually at that game in the outfield :O)
Thanks for the trip down memory lane!


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- May 31, 2013 at 10:56 AM
- Willow Cove said...
That leads to an interesting idea, a year-round yard scarezone. Any trespassing kids would trigger a slurry of motion sensor zombies and skeletons to pop up. Traumatize kids 365 days!
- May 31, 2013 at 11:07 AM
- Jay's Shadow said...
I know they are not walking through my yard either. I black monster can leave some big land mines.
It was always fun to go through someone else's yard at night. I guess it was just the thrill of being caught. :)
- May 31, 2013 at 11:10 AM
- jeff said...
My parents neighbors, on both sides, had mature pines separating yards, peeking through into one, that had weeping willows in the center, was like peering into a huge, dark tent. Its still that way, though my childhood neighbors have passed away. On summer nights with the blanket of stars hidden for the most part, the cave, was almost totally black, many nights were spent challenging each other to run from one side to the other without "the wolf" getting you.
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First up, the Sporting Group. Two of our Sporting Dogs are repeat predictions from last year. Currently sitting at the top of our 2011 rankings is the Black Cocker Spaniel, GCH CH Casablanca's Thrilling Seduction. Beckham and handler Linda Pitts finished 2010 as the Number Five Dog All Breeds with 23 BIS and 96 Sporting Group wins. Thus far this year they have garnered four Bests In Show, including an impressive win this past weekend in Atlanta. Beckham was bred by Linda Moore, is owned by Bruce Vandeman, Carolee Douglas, Mary Walker, & C Cassidy, and handled Linda & Mike Pitts.
The Irish Setter, GCH CH Shadagee Caught Red Handed, was last year's Number One sporting Dog and Number Three Dog All Breeds winning a record 43 BIS and 123 Sporting Groups and becoming the winningest Irish Setter of all time. Emily's breeders are Debbie Burke, Timothy Burke & Ellen Bieler, owners Debbie Burke & Nancy Lee Conner, and handler Adam Bernardin.
The Weimaraner, GCH CH Silhouette's LifeInTheFastLane, is one of our dark horses, or at least a horse of a different color, that inimitable Weimaraner gray. Jimmie, 2010's Number One Weimaraner, stayed pretty close to his west coast base last year, but still managed five all breed Bests and 34 Sporting Group Firsts. Jimmie was bred and is owned by Cindy & Bruce Cassidy and handled by Keith Pautz.
Rounding out our Sporting Group picks is the English Springer Spaniel, GCH CH Cerise's Tender Is The Night. Zelda was the Number One English Springer Spaniel in the US last with three BIS and 23 Sporting Groups. She has copped eight Group One's so far this year, including one over the Cocker, Beckham, last weekend in Atlanta the big Conyers Kennel Club Of Georgia show. Zelda was bred by Dorothy Cherry & Donna Herzig, is owned by Dorothy Cherry, Carl Blaine, & Fran Sunseri, and handled by Howard Huber Jr.


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Homemade BBQ Sauce
I realized the other day that I have now lived in Kansas City for nearly a decade.
A decade.
That's like a third of my life! Oh wait, that is a third of my life. Or to be accurate, 10/31sts of my life. Close enough.
Whatever the fraction, basically all of my post-college life has been spent making my home here in KC. And I love it more here with every passing year.
I love it mostly for the ridiculously amazing people who live here and have become friends and neighbors and coworkers over the years. I love it for the amazing local restaurants, and bars, and coffee shops, and food trucks, and farmers markets that have become my favorites. I love that it's the "City of Fountains". I love it for the quirky neighborhoods that each have their own personalities. I love it because people smile and wave at one another freely here. I love it because it's home to the coolest church, and book club, and neighbor nights that I have ever known. I love it because feels like home.
But of course, you can't live here for a decade without learning to love one more important thing: Kansas City Barbecue.
So today, I figured it was about darn time I share with you this Kansas City food blogger's take on homemade BBQ sauce. It may just rock your socks off.
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To be sure, everyone around the country does BBQ differently. But here in Kansas City, we like our BBQ sauce sweet. We like it thick. We like it smoky. We like it tangy. And it had better be finger lickin' good. :)
What we don't like are the copious amounts of high-fructose corn syrup that fill most bbq sauces sitting on grocery store shelves. Totally unnecessary. And totally not "Kansas City". Here, we actually have a little secret for sweetening our sauce that is totally natural, sweet but not too sweet, and full of extra amazing flavor: molasses. Do yourself a favor and pick up a jar to make this sauce today.
The other big secret about Kansas City bbq sauce? It is ridiculously easy to make homemade. Like, it takes less than 5 minutes to prep. Watch.
All you have to do is throw all of the ingredients into a saucepan. Bring the mixture to a simmer over medium-high heat. Then let it simmer on the stove for about 20 minutes over medium-low heat until it thickens.
And then a batch of delicious homemade bbq sauce is ready to go.
And then, you must make a Very Big Decision — what do with it!
One idea would be to make these Skinny BBQ Chicken Wings that I blogged about back in January. You could also slather it on any other meats or veggies that you wanted to pop on the grill. It would be perfect with a BBQ chicken pizza or salad. Or a sandwich. Or some skewers. Or even try adding a few spoonfuls to some salsa (a local favorite!).
I promise, you can't go wrong.
Cheers to a decade of life and bbq in KC!
Homemade BBQ Sauce
In my humble Kansas City opinion, this really is the best homemade BBQ sauce recipe! It's sweet, it's tangy, it's smoky, and it's perfect on just about everything. It is also naturally vegan and gluten-free (*see note below).
- 1 (15 oz.) can tomato sauce
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1/3 cup honey or agave nectar
- 1/4 cup tomato paste
- 1/4 cup molasses
- 3 Tbsp. worcestershire*
- 2 tsp. liquid smoke**
- 1 tsp. smoked paprika
- 1 tsp. garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp. freshly-ground black pepper
- 1/2 tsp. onion powder
- 1/2 tsp. salt
- (optional: a few pinches of cayenne powder for extra heat, which I recommend)
Whisk all ingredients together in a medium saucepan. Bring to a simmer over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium low and simmer (uncovered) for 20 minutes, or until the sauce has slightly thickened.
Use the sauce immediately, or refrigerate in a sealed container for up to 1 week.
*If you are making this sauce vegan, be sure to find a brand of worcestershire sauce that is vegan. I recommend Annie's.
**If you are making this sauce gluten-free, be sure to find a brand of liquid smoke that is certified GF. I recommend Wright's or Colgin.
If you make this recipe, be sure to snap a photo and hashtag it #gimmesomeoven. I'd love to see what you cook!
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How much brown sugar did you use?
Excellent…loved it!
Thank you, Shelbel. I couldn't agree more about not posting if you're going to change up some stuff. Then you're only reviewing your own recipe. This is especially true if someone makes several changes then makes negative comments.
As far as boiling the jars of sauce you would do it until the tops of the jars pop. Then I turn the heat off and let them sit in the hot water for an additional 10 minutes before removing them.
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I've lived in KC all my life. Well, I'm actually now living in a small town on just the outskirts of KC. Can't wait to give this sauce a try. I just love BBQ but am all for trying my own rather than the stuff in the store full of chemicals.
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has anyone tried to do this in the instant pot? Ali do you think if i just cook for 5 min on high pressure it will be ok? i don't have tomato sauce – only crushed tomatoes…. fingers crossed it will be ok!
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Could you make this without liquid smoke? I want to make this for an upcoming event and don't have that on hand. Thank you!


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We went on a 3 night cruise to Barcelona and Marseilles, France on Costa. Overall the experience was not a bad one, but certainly one that if you are not Italian or even European can be a bit of an adjustment. The ship was well cared for ... Read More
We went on a 3 night cruise to Barcelona and Marseilles, France on Costa. Overall the experience was not a bad one, but certainly one that if you are not Italian or even European can be a bit of an adjustment. The ship was well cared for and was in the Greek God/Goddess theme. What this means is that I spent several times answering questions from my little one about "what is that" when she pointed to the naked men and women (Greek figures) throughout the ship. The decor was nice, the main area was nice and the cabins were extremely spacious and well maintained. Bingo again was the highlight activity on the ship! We played each night. The shows were pretty good. We pretty much did our own thing for the most part. The cruise ship boasted about the kids activities and we took the youngest to the kids area and many times she was the only one. Many people on the cruise opted to have their children with them. My teenager didn't find anything interesting in the teen zone as again it appeared no one really hung out. The main reason we chose this cruise is to go to Barcelona. However, the Barcelona stop was a true disappointment. We were only in port for 5 hours and that is not enough time to spend in Barcelona. We spent an entire day in Marseilles and it was a waste. I would rather have more time in Barcelona and less time in Marseilles. The food was typical European fare and the buffet is a free for all! There is no such thing as queing for lines so its pretty much get in where you fit in. The evening dining was nice and there was a nice selection of food each night. We had set seating so we dined with the same family each night. They had kids and so it was a nice time to catch up to hear about each others adventures during the day. We bought the drink package because it was worth the money. It averaged out to 3 drinks a day per person and we consumed more than that (non-alcoholic). We bought water from the ports and were able to carry it on with us. The price was right for this quick 3 night cruise and it was a good introduction to Costa to decide if I wanted to cruise with them in the future. As an American on an Italian cruise ship, the hardest adjustment was the smoking throughout the ship. There were not designated areas so people pretty much smoked where they wanted. There were enough people on the ship that spoke English so we didn't fell alienated, but we were certainly the minority on this particular cruise. The people did not appear to be as friendly and sociable as other cruises but the crew was nice. All in all, if there was more time in Barcelona this would be a definite recommend. For the cruising experience, it was not a bad experience and if asked would I use Costa again, I would say yes. At least next time I will know what to expect and can prepare accordingly! Read Less
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A post on The News Blog a week or so back pointed me to this NYT article, in which,
...the Book Review's editor, Sam Tanenhaus, sent out a short letter to a couple of hundred prominent writers, critics, editors and other literary sages, asking them to please identify "the single best work of American fiction published in the last 25 years."
The results were:
Beloved, Toni Morrison (1987)
Underworld, Don DeLillo (1997)
Blood Meridian, Cormac McCarthy (1985)
Rabbit Angstrom: The Four Novels, John Updike
American Pastoral, Philip Roth, (1997)
A Confederacy of Dunces, John Kennedy Toole (1980)
Housekeeping, Marilynne Robinson (1980)
Winter's Tale, Mark Helprin (1983)
White Noise, Don DeLillo (1985)
The Counterlife, Philip Roth (1986)
Libra, Don DeLillo (1988)
Where I'm Calling From, Raymond Carver (1988)
The Things They Carried, Tim O'Brien (1990)
Mating, Norman Rush (1991)
Jesus' Son, Denis Johnson (1992)
Operation Shylock, Philip Roth (1993)
Independence Day, Richard Ford (1995)
Sabbath's Theater, Philip Roth (1995)
Border Trilogy, Cormac McCarthy (1999)
The Human Stain, Philip Roth (2000)
The Known World, Edward P. Jones (2003)
The Plot Against America, Philip Roth (2004)
I won't comment much here - I'll follow up on any comments you, dear reader, leave for this discussion thread. Do you agree with the list for the most part? Any glaring ommissions? Have you even read any of these books? What would your #1 be if you don't agree that Beloved was all that terrific (or why was it also your choice)?
But as I said, you can also consider it an open thread and you can talk about whatever moves you.
PS - (RE: my last post) I appreciate all the back pats (and shame on those of you who chose to use back-patting as an opportunity to cop a cheap feel) regarding my last post but I have to tell you it was pure snark and just an excuse to post cute pics. I really, REALLY was not being self-pitying or anything - life is wonderful. But I was flattered by the comments, anyway.


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Editors note: This is the fourth in a series on the history of the San Juan Hospital, which will celebrate its 50th anniversary next week on January 6. This week's installment is by Arlow Freestone, administrator of the hospital for 17 years. Many of the doctors, nurses and staff he worked with have passed on. We are pleased to share his memories in this installment.
I have tried to think back over the past 50 years and remember the events that Buckley Jensen refers to as "The Golden Years".
I lay no claim to the accuracy of these times and events. My 87 "birthdays" have dimmed my memory of things gone by. Events and times may not be in correct sequence but will be as I remember them.
My experience with medical services in San Juan County began in 1952 when I went to work for Western Mine Supply as an accountant.
I came with my wife Emma and our new son Blen. Blen did not seem to like this world and cried non-stop for the first six weeks of his life. In order to find the cause of his dislike for his environment, we found the local doctor to see if he could remedy the problem.
I mention this because of the unique medical service being supplied by the community. As I remember, the community had formed a cooperative medical society where people contributed money each month to pay the doctor, who agreed to take care of all the medical needs of the community.
This seemed to work very well, except it was a 24-7 situation and more than one doctor could handle. Some of the doctors who helped during this period were Dr. Bayles, Dr. Macafee, and Dr. Brooks.
At this time, a building used by the Uranium Company for administrative purposes was given to the county and converted into a small hospital. It was a serious problem, as the only other doctor was over 50 miles away in Moab or in Cortez, CO.
In 1956 a café explosion killed several people and injured many more. It revealed the weakness of the system then in effect. With this in mind, county and city leaders realized that something must be done and the decision to build a new hospital was made. Plans were made to build the hospital in Monticello. The hospital was built in 1959 and the move was made in January, 1960.
As I remember it, Leda Young was the administration of the hospital at the time of the move. Leda was a registered nurse. This responsibility, along with many nursing duties that had to be fulfilled, was more than could be handled by one person.
Lloyd Hamilton was hired as administrator to relieve Leda. Then Ronald Nielson was hired. When the position became vacant in 1964, I applied and took over as administrator. Running a small community hospital was new to me, but having a degree in business administration and serving in the 121st Station Hospital in the U.S. Army during World War II for three years gave me the courage to give it a try.
I found the hospital staffed with a great group of women, well trained and willing to work hard. Because the needs were greater than the supply of nurses and nurse aides, we found it necessary to have them accept responsibilities beyond their training. We never felt like we were giving inadequate care.
Obtaining licensed personnel was the biggest problem faced throughout the golden years. It wasn't until more recently that this was overcome by the nursing programs established at the College of Eastern Utah in Blanding. In addition to licensed nurses, we had need for anesthetists, laboratory technicians, dietitians and X-ray technicians.
Over time. these positions were filled, sometimes by part time people. One lab technician, Vernon Trask, was also a farmer. Many times I traveled ten miles to his farm and got him off a tractor to come to the hospital to do emergency lab work.
Another position that required a trained person is X-ray technician. Telesfora Chacon was working in the housekeeping department but was willing to learn x-ray skills. With the help of the radiologist that came to read our films, she was trained and able to handle most situations. Trained technicians came in to help, but she continued to work there until she retired.
Our surgeon, Dr. Goon, needed an anesthesiologist or anesthetist in order to perform surgeries. Dr. Joseph V. Hamilton, a dentist with some experience, helped for a period of time before we got a full-time anesthetist.
A dietitian was also needed. A woman from Moab came part-time for several years before we obtained the services of Norma Lance of Monticello.
As these positions were filled with qualified people, the hospital improved it's service. In order to succeed, it was necessary to have the support of a good, faithful, dedicated hospital board. Most board members I worked with were conservative and fit in with my conservative nature. They were always concerned and dedicated. That county commissioners were involved as necessary and never objected to our proven needs.
Our 23 bed hospital was soon full and operating at capacity. For a few years we operated with an average patient load of 20 to 30 patients. At times the load exceeded 30 patients.
Many times we had cribs in the halls due to heavy load of small children and infants. These patients were mostly from the Ute and Navajo reservations to the south of us.
The unusual load caused the Hospital Board to suggest an addition be made so a four-bed pediatric ward and six more other beds were added, making a total of 33 beds. With the addition of clinics in the south county, the situation changed and the patient load average went to 15 to 20. In order to fill the beds, the new addition was converted to long term care units, primarily as overflow from the Nursing Home in Blanding.
Blanding's need for improved medical services was a concern for all. In time, a doctors office and clinic were provided. Then a Nursing Home was built. At first it was administered by me, but Rayburn Jack was hired as the administrator. My responsibility at the Nursing Home was enjoyable, as we had good, dedicated people who loved the older people. Additional needs were felt after a few years and an addition was made to the original building.
Early in the operation of the hospital, the need for ambulances was recognized. Two Cadillac ambulances were purchased, one for Monticello and one for Blanding. They served for years until they were replaced with more modern units. When the new ambulances arrived, we tried to park them in the nice new ambulance garage, but found they were too tall and would not fit into the garage.
Once we got ambulances, we needed someone to drive them. The first people identified for help were local law enforcement. They were not always available so we would get whoever was available.
One time, I was the only one available to go to an auto accident. When I got there, I realized I didn't know what to do. Fortunately a motorist coming by was helpful and we were able to handle the situation. I realized that we had a serious need for trained personnel. Since then, well trained Emergency Medical Technicians have been organized.
With the advent of Medicare, it became necessary to meet many administrative requirements. We met the new requirements, but nurses complained that they were treating "paper" more than patients.
We were proud to meet the requirements of Joint Commission Associations of Hospitals. They have strict requirements to become part of an elite group of hospitals. Few small community hospitals met these requirements.
Speaking of 'pride', especially in the early years of the hospital, we would often have visitors comment on what a wonderful hospital we had. George Palmer, chairman of the hospital board, would respond with pride "Why shouldn't we have as good a hospital as anyone else." I was pleased with the progress.
In the late 1970's, I began to feel that due to the advance in technology and the financial limits on small hospitals, something should be done to help us keep up with the larger hospitals.
Feeling that perhaps we could work with a large hospital and obtain some of the benefits from that relationship, I suggested we check out that idea with some of the large hospitals. As a result, Intermountain Health Care was contacted and a contract made to come in and run the hospital.
Soon after they took operation of the hospital, I found that the liberal method of operation did not agree with my conservative method and I was terminated.
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Three stars. Two dives. One winner.
After shocking exits and a slew of injuries, "Splash," ABC's buzzy new reality competition series, closed out its memorable first season on Tuesday night.
Former "Baywatch" babe Nicole Eggert, Nickelodeon star Drake Bell and extreme skier Rory Bushfield were the final three celebrities left to dive it out for the "crystal diving trophy."
So which star was crowned the series' first champion?
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After taking a risk by performing a dive that he's never been able to complete (and once landed him a concussion!), Bell was the first celebrity eliminated. "It was really awesome being able to learn all this stuff," he said after losing out to Eggert, who went on to face Bushfield in a final dive-off, after which the live audience decided who the winner was.
Unfortunately, Nicole attempted to do a double backflip and botched her dive, saying, "I need help!" after she came to the surface. "She is going to be OK," host Joey Lawrence said after and Nicole was able to exit the pool on her own.
Rory, who performed an impressive two front flip dive, said he was "inspired" by his late wife Sarah Burke, a fellow extreme skier who died last January. In the end, the audience chose Rory as "Splash's" first-ever champion.
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It is my pleasure to provide a recommendation letter to Ms. Tham Ha Thi. Tham was my student in FPT university, Vietnam that I have mentored during Vietnam Summer of Code, 2011.
Tham and her team has got the third prize in the contest.
Vietnam Summer of Code is the local version of Google Summer of Code where students across the country develop open source software and compete with others.
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Does that mean every employee has a core named after them?
The multi-core chip revolution advanced this week with the emergence of Tilera - a start-up using so-called mesh processor designs to go after the networking and multimedia markets. The Silicon Valley-based start-up's first product links together 64 RISC-like cores running at up to 1.0GHz. The real magic, however, stems from …
The design looks soo much like a transputer only with more interfaces like the Gig Ethernet and PCIe interfaces added and faster. But in the core is has a lot of the transputer architecture.
I would not be surprised to see a patent law suite (unless licenses have been exhanges etc) from STMicroelectronics who bought INMOS and probable own the patents if any.
Fro more details see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transputer
What are the implications of these mega-core processors for virtual world platform providers such as Linden Research (aka Linden Lab), maker of the popular virtual world Second Life?
Would Linden Lab be able to run a one simulator region per core and have region border crossings work seamlessly since the regions are running on the same processor and thus able to talk to each other much more efficiently than they would if the processors they are running on are located in seperate servers?
Just 'cos it's a Transputer, you don't have to use Occam.
Wrote an image processing app for T800 transputers back in 1992 in ANSI C and Transputer assembly code. If I remember rightly the compiler vendors (can't remember now who it was) provided a library to control assigning threads, and a configuration file described the interprocessor connections. Considering that the Transputer was designed for multiprocessing, ironically, we only used 1!
I meant that the fundamental idea to have multiple cores connect together via high speed (then 20Mhz, not in the Ghz) inter chip links.
That was at the hart of the transputer idea/architecture, the programming language is not relevant.
I wonder if they would make their development environment available for free, like Altera and Xilinx as this looks like the market (FPGA etc) they're after.
I notice that their website doesn't specify the instruction set. Probably an unlicensed MIPS derivative, given the number of cores they were able to squeeze on one die. In particular, they neglect to mention if it has a floating-point processor (I'm assuming it does not). Otherwise, it's very interesting since it already runs Linux and has on board PCI-e as well as GbE controllers.
you can calculate from the data they provide:
-5 Mb on chip cache means 80Kb of cache per cpu (might be 8k/8k/64k L1code/L1data/L2)
-900 Mhz, 3 pipelines and 64 cpus mean 172800 Mips peak performance (they write 192000 on the site, but that would need 1Ghz of core clock frequency)
This is not a transputer design, they just used a routed cellular mesh for memory i/o requests instead of a full crossbar one. (also allows message based nonblocking memory i/o, very similar to what amd uses for it's cpu interconnect) This is a very nice multicore design, but nothing new. It's just a bit more integrated than intel's multicore chips, but this was possible due to the simplicity of the cpu cores. As a comparision a gf8800 running at 500Mhz with 128 cores is just around 128000 mips, but uses a full crossbar memory controller (with 6 channels) 16 channels of pcie and 3 network interconnect ports.
If we can get this 64 core chip for a resonable price as a standalone system with memory and pcie slots and a sata controller added, then this would make a pretty nice 64 core linux box.
"Some companies have moved past the bus concept, ..."
As others already pointed out, INMOS did this nearly 30 years ago. It is possible that the author was not interested in IT at that era but surely should have noticed the internal architecture of IBM Power4/5/6 Multi-Chip Modules (MCMs)! Al right, I do agree that 64-core p590/p595 is lot bigger than a single chip but that is evolution, not revolution. OTOH there is no info what should one do if H.M. The Customer wants (65+)-core box, while with transputers much bigger scalability was achieved (I repeat, 30 years ago).


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President Barack Obama startled Washington during Monday night's foreign policy debate when he said billions in automatic Pentagon cuts "will not happen" — a line that could weaken his bargaining power during an epic spending and tax fight expected when Congress returns.
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After the debate, White House senior adviser David Plouffe toned down the president's remarks, saying that "everyone in Washington agrees that sequester 'should not happen.'"
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Republicans jumped at the news, too.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz) said the president is "not a dictator yet," expressing surprise over the president's prediction during the debate that sequestration "will not happen."
"I was astonished, I almost fell out of my chair when the president said, 'Don't worry, sequestration won't happen.' We've been begging the president to sit down with us to avoid what his own secretary of defense said would be a devastating blow to our national security. He just said, 'Don't worry, sequestration won't happen.' He's not a dictator yet," McCain told POLITICO Live.
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Other Republicans piled on as well with attacks about what they called wasted months in which Obama hasn't negotiated with lawmakers over a way to avert sequestration.
"It is a nice line, but for more than a year the president hasn't lifted a finger to avert the crisis," said House Armed Services Committee Chairman Rep. Buck McKeon (R-Calif.) "Instead, his policies and positions have increased uncertainty for our troops and the men and women who support them. The effects of sequestration can already be felt. Jobs have already been lost. The president and his party in the Senate have failed to offer even a single real solution that could resolve sequestration. If the president is determined that these cuts won't happen, why has he drug it out this long?"
Another top Republican hawk, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), faulted the president for being late to the party.
"He's using sequestration as a bargaining chip on the Bush tax cuts expiring. If he wanted it not to happen he should have been leading weeks ago, months ago. We've been begging him to come up with a presidential leadership," Graham said. "Saying it's not going to happen in a debate and not lifting a finger to prevent it for weeks and months is disingenuous. I think it's going to happen unless there is some leadership and the president has done nothing to lead on this issue. Tonight he dismissed it with one statement. For months and weeks he's done nothing to fix the problem. It's going to happen in January and he's the commander in chief."


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KANSAS CITY, Kansas (Reuters) - A state appeals court attorney in Kansas was fired on Monday for inappropriate comments on Twitter about former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline, who faces a state Supreme Court ethics review over cases he handled against abortion providers while in office.
As Kline's case was heard before the state Supreme Court last Thursday, Sarah Peterson Herr, a research attorney for the Kansas Court of Appeals, tweeted about the expressions on his face, writing "Why is Phil Klein (sic) smiling? There is nothing to smile about, douche bag."
Ron Keefover, a spokesman for the Kansas Supreme Court, said Herr was originally suspended Friday pending further investigation and dismissed on Monday.
Herr could not be reached for comment on Monday.
Kline, a conservative crusader against abortion, could have his law license indefinitely suspended if he is found to have acted unethically.
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SANTA CRUZ — A fight broke out in a Santa Cruz County courtroom Thursday morning between a convicted murderer and a man headed to trial for armed robbery.
Convicted murderer Christian Speaker, 20, was seated in the jury box when accused robber Joseph Farrell, 36, who was being brought in by a bailiff, struck him in the right side of the head, deputy Ryan Kennedy said.
The blow left a slight gash on Speaker's right cheek and required three stitches. The cut likely was caused by Farrell's handcuffs, Kennedy said.
In February 2012, Speaker pleaded guilty to charges of murder, two counts of robbery and a special allegation of personal use of a firearm stemming from a 2010 murder of a Watsonville shopkeeper. While Speaker committed the crimes when he was 17, he was prosecuted as an adult and was sentenced to life in prison without parole in November 2012.
Speaker was in court for a trial readiness conference for an assault with a deadly weapon charge.
Farrell is a parolee who was arrested in 2012 after police say he crashed a stolen truck, robbed a man at gunpoint and fled from officers. He was in court for a trial readiness conference for charges of robbery, vehicle theft and illegal possession of a firearm stemming from the incident.
Farrell likely will be charged with battery or battery with intent to cause great bodily harm for the incident.
It's unclear why Farrell struck Speaker.
All defendants who are in custody are brought into the courtroom with their hands and legs chained. The policy was implemented years ago and has helped minimize the number of fights in courtrooms.
"It was just one of those things that you can't completely keep people from causing harm to each other," Kennedy said.
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Did you / will you tip your delivery specialist?
Did you / will you tip your delivery specialist?
My european take on that : Zero ! Nothing !
- They are doing their job (and it 's not like they're paid like a waiter)
- We pay for that delivery
what a silly topic: NO
I would like to get them to tip me for being a good customer. Tipping (anybody for anything) or haggling are not common here.
I plan to have a big plate of powdered sugar donuts for them to munch on while we're sitting in the car. What could go wrong?
Absolutely not!
I'll give them a nice coffee. The American custom of tipping everyone is crazy, & my model s will be delivered in Sydney.
Tesla should bring a gift when they deliver the car!
I think the gift is the car :)
I picked up my car a couple of days ago and it would have been really weird to "tip". It's not that kind of moment...
I'm going to vote $0 on this one.
I've always been told to tip service folks but not professionals. This is somewhat of an in-between; however, it feels like it leans towards the professional side, so likely no tip.
Lets see, 15% comes to...
Perhaps not ;)
Yes, when HELL freezes over.
I would actually be shocked if a delivery rep would even consider accepting a tip. They are professionals and compensated as such.
what a brainless topic... sorry: please stop it, You can't take this serious )
@MandL: I agree with view -- apparently universally held -- that a tip is not necessary or appropriate here. That said, I really appreciate you posting the topic because it is a question I would have debated internally before taking delivery.
I was planning on giving them 15% depending on how many freebies I get.
Actually it's is a good question. I am one who usually tips a lot and probably more people than needed. I agree with the group here and would not feel compelled to tip in this situation.
Tip the pizza guy? The pizza is hot and not squish, YUP.
Tip the waitress? Food is hot drinks are filled, friendly, YUP.
Tip the Valet? Car is in perfect condition and fast service, YUP"
Tip the construction worker that installed my new A/C condenser? NO
Tip the Fedex guy that delivered my new shirt? NO
I'd say this is in the no department.
Tesla must deliver my car over 250 miles from the nearest service center. Since I'm in wine country, I was thinking of offering a bottle but definitely not 15% worth.
I like the wine idea. Since I am in VT and similarly distant from the nearest center, perhaps a quart of VT Maple syrup!
Was debating about that. I'm just happy it'll be delivered this year!
What? No. That seems bizarre. Why you even think that.
?? 15% of what? The car or the delivery charge? ??
I'll tip him with a Red Bull or a coffee, to make sure he stay awake long enough to answers all my questions... other than that, no.
Wow seriously?
I am buying a long red carpet, and hiring Ryan Seacrest for my delivery. Grandstands will be going up in a few weeks, it should be a great event!
I get the question, since american culture is crazy about tips. I personally don't think that people should be tipped for a job they are expected to perform. I understand that some professions as previously mentioned by others are paid with the expectation that part of their pay comes from tips and that is OK. In this case, there is not a Tesla store or service center anywhere near me. So Tesla has to do something to get cars to people and they are therfore charging me for and paying these people for that service. Long winded answer to say NO. Just thought I would share my reasoning.
TikiMan, I already hired Ryan Seacrest and he promised he would only be there for my Model S delivery. I feel so betrayed now.
Obviously he lies like a red rug.
Even if I was inclined to tip--and I'm not because tipping is there to supplement the income of those with minimum wage jobs, the Tesla delivery specialist is paid a decent wage (I sure hope)--the overpriced maintenance has killed any notion of paying anything extra.
As has been said above, treat like a visitor to your home or work (or wherever you are having it delivered).
The main difference for tipping appears to be if the job's pay structure assumes tipping. I'm hoping Tesla Delivery Specialist pay grade is above that.
My delivery specialist was pleased when I offered a bottle of wine to take home from the wine fridge during a short home tour when he first arrived.
He said to give the money to charity when offering a $100 bill at the close of the day after our capturing the arrival and unload on video and the lengthy training session. That is a classy response from Tesla personnel.
Not a chance in hell. All the hidden charges that took my production 85w to $92k have rulled out any hint of generosity on my part.
All Tesla employees get stock options. They have plenty of incentive to do a good job already, so no tip from me.
I also suspect that Tesla may have a policy against their delivery specialists accepting monetary tips.
Same reason they don;t have commissioned sales staff.