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Fining customers for negative Yelp reviews? Welcome to the future of big data
The one-two punch of consumers' eagerness to share their opinions and their unfamiliarity with business contracts spells opportunity for big data
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Haven't yet seen the TV episode everyone's talking about? Here are your best strategies for dodging spoilers on Twitter and Facebook.
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What to do with your old tech gear when it no longer works? Recycle it. We show you how and where to be responsible with outdated stuff.
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This app for tracking diaper changes, feedings, and other details about newborns is simple enough to be operated by sleep-deprived new parents. But it's thoughtful design touches that makes Total Baby a truly useful addition to your iPhone or iPod touch.
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Did you know that even the tiniest patients at Riley Hospital for Children benefit from the services of Child Life Specialists and Music Therapists? Today we are pleased to introduce you to a Riley at IU Health employee who is part of the extraordinary team caring for babies in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit: Certified Child Life Specialist Angela Brennecke.
Q: How long you have been providing Child Life services at Riley?
A: I have been at Riley since August 2012. I graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in Child and Family Services. I did an internship at Mercy Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa; a Child Life Fellowship at Cincinnati Children's Hospital and now I'm here!
Q:What kinds of services do you provide to NICU patients and their parents?
A: A big part of my job is promoting the developmental needs of infants, both premature and full term. I can provide one-on-one developmentally appropriate activities and stimulation for the older babies or hold the smaller ones as they are getting used to more stimulation and interaction.
It is difficult for families to deal with an extended hospitalization so I'm here to help them cope and promote healthy bonding to their baby. Parents have asked for ways to personalize their bed spaces and activities to distract them and help their time here go faster. Sometimes they ask for information on developmental milestones and what they can look forward to doing with their babies.
Nurses call me to help hold the fussy babies when nothing else with calm them. I am working on getting more volunteers trained to come in a help hold babies.
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ways you help the brothers and sisters of babies in the NICU?
A: RSV season is from October to about April, so siblings under the age of 18 are not allowed to visit patients on the NICU. During that time I do several things to help them. If the siblings are in the waiting room then I can offer to do FaceTime by having one ipad with the sibling and the other at the patient's bedside. This can sometimes be the first time a big brother or sister is seeing the new baby. Often times the sibling will sing a song or just talk to the baby. It's also a great time for them to ask questions about what they see, the type of bed, breathing tubes, feeding tubes, pumps and monitors. I have also organized sibling groups/activity times. One of our Music Therapists, Ann Hannan, also helps with these and gives the siblings a chance to create their own song about the new baby.
Q: What are the most challenging parts of your job?
A: Since we are an intensive care unit, we have some babies who don't make it. Watching a family go through the grief process can be emotionally difficult. Part of my job during this is to help siblings understand why their baby brother or sister isn't coming home with them. I try to help them create as many memories as possible. I also help the nurses create memory items like pictures and footprints.
Q: What are the most rewarding parts of your job?
A: Seeing a family come together and bond during such a difficult time is very rewarding. The first time a big brother or a big sister gets to meet their baby is a huge deal and can be so exciting for them. I take pictures and create little books all about the baby, then the siblings can take it to school and show their friends. Its always great to then hear parents say that their older children have memorized the book and don't go anywhere without it.
Q: Riley's NICU is preparing to move into its new home in the Simon Family Tower next week. What have you been doing to get ready?
A: There is a lot of training that has to take place to get everyone ready for the new unit. It will be a completely different environment because every baby will have their own room. I've been ordering swings and bouncy seats, going to meetings about helping families find their way around the new space and planning a fun waiting room for siblings to play in.
Q: The Riley Hospital Child Life program relies heavily on donor support. What is your message to supporters who help fund your work by giving to Riley Children's Foundation?
A: These NICU services are a brand new program thanks to our wonderful Riley supporters. I am so grateful and so excited to be here and be working with such a great medical team on the Newborn Intensive Care Unit. I can't wait to see how the program grows, and I am always telling more people about what I am doing here.


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(Reuters) - The San Francisco 49ers clinched a first-round bye in the National Football League (NFL) playoffs with a 34-27 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday.
The 49ers finished the regular season with a 13-3 record, bettered only by the NFC top seed and defending Super Bowl champion Green Bay Packers.
"Our players deserve all the credit. They battled, they never gave up, they work extremely well, study very hard and they dominate the details," Harbaugh told reporters. "That's what they have been doing for 17 weeks and we are going to have to continue to do that. I am very proud of our team."
San Francisco wide receiver Michael Crabtree caught two touchdown passes - one from starting quarterback Alex Smith and a second from kicker David Akers on a faked field goal attempt.
The 49ers, with Harbaugh in his first season as a NFL head coach, had already secured the NFC West division title.
While a chance to secure the second seed and the resulting bye week is something worth fighting for, there were signs of the 49ers easing off after they almost squandered a 21-point lead in the fourth quarter.
Two late touchdowns in 13 seconds by the Rams - Brandon Lloyd on a 36-yard pass from Kellen Clemens and then a one-yard run from Cadillac Williams - brought St. Louis within reach of what would have been a remarkable comeback.
But the 49ers defense responded, forcing a turnover on downs and showing why, with just 23 touchdowns conceded this year, a franchise record, they are such a formidable unit.
Smith said the extra week off would allow the players to heal some of their bumps and bruises after a grueling season and get ready for their playoff clash.
"It's not a vacation, everyone will be in, staying in it and it is a chance to get healthy," said Smith, who was without injured receivers Ted Ginn Jr. and Kyle Williams for the finale.
"These are long seasons though, long physical seasons and to get a bye right now and to get fresh for the playoffs, which will also be a home game, is huge."
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Gut Feelings on Garlic and Gum
By Kris Kucera
In this high-tech age, when the under-50 set hears "digital rectal exam," they imagine diagnostic computers and state-of-the-art graphics. The over-50 set, however, knows all too well that the "digital" part means super-low tech. But they endure the exam because finding and eliminating precancerous colon polyps, called adenomas, provide the best defense against developing colorectal cancer, the second most deadly cancer in the West. While healthy living and eating habits help prevent adenomas, researchers from Hiroshima University Hospital in Japan found promising news for people who already have them—aged garlic extract. Taken in 2.4 mL daily doses for 12 months, it significantly reduced the size and reoccurrence of adenomas in diagnosed patients, compared to a similar group taking the control dose of 0.16 mL daily. The research suggests that garlic's anticarcinogenic compounds diminish the growth and proliferation of potential of adenomas.
When adenomas progress to cancer, doctors often surgically remove the cancerous segment, a procedure called a colectomy. Surprising new research from doctors at California's Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital shows that patients recovering from colectomies who chewed sugarless gum three times a day for one hour healed more quickly, and left the hospital two-and-a-half days sooner, than those who didn't.
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January 7, 2013 in Design Dilemma
When we purchased our house, the previous owners had spread rocks in place of a front yard. We could not keep up with the weeds, so my husband and I decided on a front patio idea. We live in the country so no neighbors. I am at a loss on how to make the area inviting....please help!
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I don't know what style do you prefer, but maybe You can find something here: http://www.furniturenyc.net/outdoor-furniture.html - Furniture for outdoor use.
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also, have you considered an arbor? i could see and arbor with white lighting and ivy over your back patio. I think what this space needs is to close it off a little. The space is almost too open. Needs to feel a bit more intimate. Add cozy furniture and you got a nice space!
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I think you need at least two of these or similar set-ups along the perimeter in strategic places to provide a more cozy, defined look.
What kind of patio furniture do you want to put out there? Are you going to use it as a patio?
What kind of patio furniture do you want to put out there? Are you going to use it as a patio?
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Thank you everyone for your responses, I am taking all of the ideas into consideration. Will post "after" photos when it's finished!
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EPISODE SYNOPSIS: This week the bonds between comedy and punk rock get tighter than ever, with stand-up funny woman April Richardson and the brothers LaRocca from The Briggs. April shares with us her experiences as a fanzine-writing brit-pop dork, and how she has taken her gift of funny to the unlikely heights of making even Glenn Danzig laugh. Then, Jason and Joey LaRocca from LA punk band The Briggs join the set and tell us about doing time in a van during the recession, growing up with their family's turntable, and the painful honesty afforded by playing in a band with your brother. Its a fun talk that everybody enjoyed–we hope you do too. GUEST BIO: April Richardson was born and raised in Georgia and came to Los Angeles immediately after graduating from college. She was a former copy editor for MTVNews, and then got a job as a writer for Chelsea Lately. She has been an active stand up performer and featured act around the country. The Briggs are a punk rock band based out of Los Angeles, California. The Band Formed in 1999 under the name "I Decline" by brothers Joey and Jason LaRocca and bassist Matthew Stolarz (aka Duck). In 2001, with the addition of drummer Chris Arredondo (aka Chris X) the band adopted the name The Briggs. Since the band started touring, they have shared the stage with the likes of Dropkick Murphys, Bad Religion, Anti-Flag, and Flogging Molly. They have also been involved with The Vans Warped Tour in 2002, 2004, 2007, and 2008. The Briggs …
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In this candid, in-depth interview with the late visionary filmed in 1995, Steve Jobs discusses at length his early days, career battles, and vision for the future. Small portions of the piece were used for a television series at the time, but the vast majority was shelved and for 17 years thought to be lost. Resurfacing, it is being presented in its entirety, providing a fascinating look at Jobs at a particularly interesting moment in his career, two years before he would go on to retake control of Apple.
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I looooove my druid. I see my role as the ultimate utility player: I'll do whatever is needed at the time to make sure the group succeeds (just give me a sec to switch out gear). Healing, tanking, clawing...the only thing I'm not into is damage casting, but hey, I'll do that if that's what's called for.
The reason they're so low in the player population charts is that I think it's actually quite difficult to play a druid well, and difficult to level from the mid-40s on if you're clueless. People get discouraged and drop them. I know after I got my druid to 50, I helped a mid 20-ish guild member with a quest. He never shapeshifted, cast starfire till he was oom and then whacked stuff with his staff. And didn't want to hear any of my suggestions. Shortly thereafter, he decided druid was a worthless class and rolled a hunter. A melee hunter.


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Sony STR-DH800 7.1-channel Receiver – $270 Shipped
Newegg has the Sony STR-DH800 7.1-channel Receiver for a nice price. This receiver has 7.1 channel surround sound, DTS and all the other audio codec decoding, satellite radio ready, 4 HDMI inputs and 110 watts per channel. It...
Brother MFC-7340 All-In-One Printer – $130 Shipped
I've seen the Brother MFC-7340 All-In-One Printer for cheaper, but Staples has the best price online as of right now. Features include, print, copy, scan, 21 page per minute, 16mb cache and 2400x600 dpi prints. It's (more&hel...
Brother Mfc-495cw Wireless Inkjet All-in-one Printer – $90 Shipped
Staples as a 'best of web deal' for the Brother Mfc-495cw Wireless Inkjet All-in-one Printer. This print has built-in wireless, can print up to 30 pages per minue and can also copy, scan and fax. It also has a 3.3-inch LCD an...
Logitech 980-000058 LS21 2.1 Speaker System – $20 + S&H
OfficeMax.com still offers the Logitech 980-000058 LS21 2.1 Speaker System for a sweet deal. It's $29.99 - $10 instant savings = $19.99 + S&H (about $8). These speakers have 2 channels, a subwoofer and a wired remote. (mo...
Lexmark E260dn Mono Laser Printer – $150 Shipped
OfficeMax yet again offers the Lexmark E260dn Mono Laser Printer at a must buy price. This printer can print up to 35 pages per minute and has a 32mb cache with reduced power consumption. They've got it for (more…)
Dell Inspiron 15 15.6-inch Notebook – $449 Shipped
Dell Home has the Dell Inspiron 15 15-inch Notebook for a solid price. This laptop has a 2Ghz Intel® Pentium® Dual Core T4200 processor, Vista Home Premium, 64bit SP1, 15.6-inch LCD, 3GB of DDR2 RAM, 250GB HDD, Intel GMA X4500...
Epson Stylus NX415 All-In-One Printer – $40 Shipped
THIS DEAL ENDS 10/14. Newegg has a sick low price for the Epson Stylus NX415 All-In-One Printer. This little ditty can print up to 34 pages per minute in black and color and can also copy and scan documents. It also has a USB p...
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Gateway LX6810-01 Desktop Computer – $549 Shipped
Buydig.com has the Gateway LX6810-01 Desktop Computer for a nice price, making it the best online. This computer has a 2.33Ghz Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 Quad Core Processor, 640GB HDD, DVD burner, HDMI out, 15 in 1 media card re...
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Jazzed about Assessment Week
Jazzed about Assessment week is coming March 28 - 31, 2011.
The student learning out come for this week is: The student will demonstrate awareness of student learning outcomes and the importance of assessment on campus. There are several ways you can be involved in the Jazzed about Assessment week:
* Please advise your students that free pizza will be given out during this week to anyone who can show or recite one of their class student learning outcomes.
* During this week buttons will be issued to increase awareness of assessment week. If you are issued a button, please make every effort to wear your pin everyday of the week.
* In addition, during this week the CCSSE assessment will be administered to a random selection of students and all faculty.
* Attend one of the lunch workshops on various assessment topics, (described below). Seating is limited. Please RSVP by Friday, March 25 by email to: email@example.com
We are also participating in the faculty survey companion to the CCSSE, the Community College Faculty Survey of Student Engagement (CCFSSE), an online census survey that invites all faculty to contribute their front-line perspectives on student engagement. The CCFSSE survey elicits information from faculty about their perceptions regarding students' educational experiences, their teaching practices, and the ways they spend their professional time—both in and out of the classroom. CCFSSE provides an effective way to invite faculty into a college-wide conversation about student engagement and success while spurring interest in their CCSSE survey results.
The Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE) is an assessment tool that provides information on student engagement, a key indicator of learning and, therefore, of the quality of community colleges.
The survey, administered to community college students, asks questions that assess institutional practices and student behaviors that are correlated highly with student learning and student retention. It is a versatile, research-based tool appropriate for multiple uses. Identifying what students do in and out of the classroom, knowing students' goals, and understanding external responsibilities can help the college create an environment that can enhance learning, development, and success.
For more information, check out: http://www.ccsse.org/
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March 28, 2011- (Monday) – Making Connections
Presenter: Stephen Eaton
This mini-workshop is an opportunity to explore the benefits of connecting SLO's to assignments and exams. Also discussed will be varying ways of measuring student achievement regarding stated SLO's.
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March 29, 2011- (Tuesday)- Classroom Assessment Techniques (CAT's)
Presenter: Janet Fulks
CATS - Classroom Assessment Techniques allow us to take the vital learning signs in our class as the learning is occurring. This technique acts like navigation for our teaching, helping us to determine what the students are and are not learning. The input from CATs enables faculty to reset the course improved learning. Better yet, CATs are short assessments (5-15 minutes) can act as a teaching tool as well as an assessment tool and provide real time, student appropriate input.
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March 30, 2011 (Wednesday)- Rubrics
Presenter: Lora Larkin
· Self-Assessment/Discussion: What do you know about using rubrics?
· Purpose/ Various uses of rubrics in the classroom
· Sample rubrics for different disciplines
· Discussion: Ideas for how rubrics could be used for your courses?
· Activity: Create a rubric (use of http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php)
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March 31, 2011- (Thursday) - Assessment Plan Boot Camp
Presenters: Bonnie Suderman and Bernadette Towns
This workshop is designed to explain and assist faculty and classified completing the annual assessment plan. All questions regarding how to complete the plan will be answered and time will be provided to begin working on department plans. Bring last year's assessment plan if available and any information you have collected for this year.


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The Cruise: Princess Cruises is offering a 10-night Mexico Cruise onboard Grand Princess sailing roundtrip from Los Angeles on October 30, 2014. Prices start from $799 per person, for an inside cabin.
The Deal: Head south of the border this fall with Princess Cruises. Travel roundtrip from Los Angeles and experience the excitement of Mexico. Discover the culture, history and cuisine in ports including Cabo San Lucas and Puerto Vallarta. Spend 10 nights enjoying sightseeing, snorkeling and relaxing in Mexico from $80 per person, per night for an inside cabin.
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Employees recognized for giving excellent customer service
On Friday, October 8, the nominated employees were honored again when they were the guests of President Millard Reed at a luncheon in the President's Dining Room. In his remarks at the luncheon, President Reed said that he was proud of many good things that took place at Trevecca, and he added, "The thing that gives me the most pride about Trevecca is knowing that this school has employees--like you--who care about the students and treat the students well--so well that students take note and want to recognize those employees."
The nomination form asked students to explain what the employee did to earn the nomination. The responses overwhelmingly revealed that the employees who "had made a difference" in the life of a student had done so by doing simple acts of kindness and caring. Students' responses included the following: "He listened to me," " She smiles at me whenever she sees me," "He was interested in getting to know me and treated me like an adult," and "She acts as if I am the most important person in the world."
Employees who were honored for their customer service are the following:
Jea Agee, faculty (business)
Mike Brown, plant operations
Gayle Carver, church relations (secretary)
Jose Colon, environmental services
Patty Cook, enrollment management
Gary Farmer, faculty (communications)
Tina Fish, Trevecca Clinic (receptionist)
Bryce Fox, faculty (psychology)
Shane Kelley, faculty (sciences)
Anita Lilliard, food services
Alan Matthews, faculty (business)
Linda Porch, financial services
Kylie Pruitt, financial services
Ardeth Tacuara, environmental services
Roche Terblanche, information technology services
Eddie White, financial aid
Lena Welch, faculty (communication)
The University community congratulates these persons and thanks them for their efforts to ensure that the Trevecca community is kind and caring.


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Metalliferous sediments in the Atlantis II Deep—Assessing the geological and economic resource potential and legal constraints
AbstractProjected increases in demand and thus increasing metal prices have brought the exploration and exploitation of marine mineral resources back into focus. The Atlantis II Deep, located in the central Red Sea between Saudi Arabia and Sudan, is one of the largest marine sulfide deposits known, with high concentrations of metals such as zinc, copper, silver and gold. However, little is known about the economic potential of marine minerals as well as the legal constraints. Our geological assessment shows that the deep is similar in grades and scale to large land-based deposits. Its economic potential is far from negligible. The total present value of possible gross revenues for the four metals zinc, copper, silver and gold ranges from 3.03 to 5.29 billion US$, depending on the assumptions made concerning future price development, mass calculation and discount rate. From a legal perspective, a general duty to cooperate in the exploration and exploitation of non-living resources located in disputed maritime areas is identified in both customary international law and in UNCLOS. It is submitted that a joint development agreement is one means of ensuring compliance with this duty in general and in the case of the Atlantis II Deep in particular.
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What happened in Tunguska in 1908?
On June 30, 1908, in a remote part of Russia, a fireball was seen streaking across the daytime sky. Within moments, something exploded in the atmosphere above Siberia's Podkamennaya Tunguska River in what is now Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia.
This event – now widely known as the Tunguska event – is believed to have been caused by an incoming meteor or comet, which never actually struck Earth but instead exploded in the atmosphere, causing what is known as an air burst, three to six miles (5–10 kilometers) above Earth's surface.
The explosion released enough energy to kill reindeer and flatten trees for many kilometers around the blast site. But no crater was ever found.
At the time, it was difficult to reach this remote part of Siberia. It wasn't until 1927 that Leonid Kulik led the first Soviet research expedition to investigate the Tunguska event. He made a initial trip to the region, interviewed local witnesses and explored the region where the trees had been felled. He became convinced that they were all turned with their roots to the center. He did not find any meteorite fragments, and he did not find a meteorite crater.
Over the years, scientists and others concocted fabulous explanations for the Tunguska explosion. Some were pretty wild – such as the encounter of Earth with an alien spacecraft, or a mini-black-hole, or a particle of antimatter.
The truth is much more ordinary. In all likelihood, a small icy comet or stony asteroid collided with Earth's atmosphere on June 30, 1908. If it were an asteroid, it might have been about a third as big as a football field – moving at about 15 kilometers (10 miles) per second.
Because the explosion took place so long ago, we might never know for certain whether it was an asteroid or comet. But in recent decades astronomers have come to take the possibility of comet and asteroid impacts more seriously. They now have regular observing programs to watch for Near-Earth Objects, as they're called. They also meet regularly to discuss what might happen if we did find an object on a collision course with Earth.
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When police officers arrived at the scene of the accident at 2:33 a.m., they spoke with Ventura, who said she knew she wasn't supposed to be driving the white GMC pickup because it was another person's work truck.
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The City of Grovetown will now require only licensed physicians to give tattoos and body piercings. This decision was made after an analysis proving their current ordinance was outdated. WJBF News Channel 6's Courtney Elledge has the story.
As the needle runs deeper and deeper, some may never think of the possible health risks associated with tattoos or piercing's. The City of Grovetown has, and tonight Mayor George James and his council will be passing Georgia ordinance 221, an ordinance that would only allow licensed physicians to give tattoos and piercings. This comes after city Lawyer Brandon Fleming did an analysis and found The city of Grovetown's health ordinance was outdated.
George James Mayor of Grovetown says, "One of them is the ordinance that the council decided to go with, that is where a physician could do tattooing, they felt like that was the most safest way of doing it for someone."
One local registered nurse and epidemiology director agrees that having a physician perform the art would be the safest solution. She says you never truly know who or what is behind the needle, or in the dyes that enter your body.
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There are threads through his entire catalog tying the youthful energy of the early-'80s statements Slug Line and Two Bit Monsters to the moving renewals of Bring the Family (with Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe and Jim Keltner collaborating) and Slow Turning later that decade to, well, all the work since. Along the way his songs have attracted many other singers, through whom some have gained a wider world of fans via other artists' versions — Rosanne Cash's "Pink Bedroom" and most famously Bonnie Raitt's hit version of "Thing Called Love." And in recent years he's done series of shows with Lyle Lovett, "our little Smothers Brothers comedy show," that's brought out other spins on his art, though elements already familiar to those who've been there all along. Alternately bemused and profound, he's a self-aware chronicler of both his own and others' stumbles and epiphanies, the tales richer with each step forward. 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P.A. Semi is working on a low-power Power chip.
The Santa Clara, Calif.-based start-up this week is set to unveil its plans for a microprocessor based around the Power architecture--the same architecture behind chips in IBM servers and current Macs--that consumes only a fraction of the energy of existing chips.
The company's first so-called PWRficient chip will feature two processing cores, run at 2GHz and consume on average about 5 watts, thanks to an emphasis on integration and circuit design. At a maximum, it will consume 25 watts, far less than the single-core Power chips that can hit 90 watts found on the market today.
The power savings are even greater when compared with an Intel Xeon or Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron, said P.A. Semi CEO Dan Dobberpuhl. Over three years, a 4,000-node cluster of PWRficient-based servers might consume $360,000 in electricity--an equivalent bank of Xeons and Opterons would chew up $3 million and $3.5 million worth of electricity, respectively, P.A. Semi claims.
"It's like a factor of 10 from today's technology," Dobberpuhl said.
The PWRficient actually won't come out for two years, so it's hard to predict exactly how it will stack up against the competition. Landing customers in the notoriously difficult market won't be easy either. But analysts say the ideas represented in the design are worth watching.
"The chip definitely looks good from a power standpoint," said Linley Gwennap, an analyst at the Linley Group. "But will they be the low-power leader? It is hard to say."
Just as important, the chip has been designed in a way that will make it easy to adapt to a wide variety of devices. Different versions of the PWRficient will contain anywhere from one to eight cores. The chip also can be attached to a broader-than-normal number of input-output devices.
P.A. Semi, in fact, plans to pitch different configurations of the chip to network equipment makers, consumer electronics manufacturers and server makers. The company is expected to publicly showcase its plans at the Fall Processor Forum in San Jose, Calif., this week.
Although new, the people behind the company have played major roles in the industry for decades. While at Digital Equipment Corp., Dobberpuhl oversaw the development of the Alpha chip for servers and the StrongARM processor for handhelds. StrongARM, which was sold to Intel and became the foundation for the XScale family, was one of the first high-performance energy-efficient processors, Dobberpuhl pointed out.
Jim Keller, P.A. Semi's vice president of engineering, and Pete Bannon, vice president of architecture, worked on the Alpha as well. Keller then went to AMD and helped define the architecture for what became the Opteron, while Bannon followed the Alpha through the Digital-Compaq and Compaq-Hewlett Packard mergers before taking a short stint at Intel. (The P.A. Semi name originally stood for Palo Alto Semiconductor, but after the company moved to Santa Clara no one felt like changing the name.)
Cutting consumption
Integration is one of the chief ways power consumption gets cut. PWRficient processors will integrate both the memory controller, the so-called "Northbridge" chip in a chipset, and the Southbridge, a set of chips that lets the processor connect to networking cards and other peripherals, the company said.
Integration is one of the chief ways power consumption gets cut. PWRficient processors will integrate both the memory controller, the so-called "Northbridge" chip in a chipset, and the Southbridge, a set of chips that lets the processor connect to networking cards and other peripherals, the company said.
Integrating parts cuts down on energy consumption and manufacturing costs (due to fewer chips). Additionally, integrated chips take up less overall real estate than a collection of separate chips, which in turn leads to smaller computers. This allows IT managers to fit more computers into a finite space, a growing concern in the era of clusters.
"Usually you need three to five chips for a complete solution--this is one," Dobberpuhl said.
While many companies integrate the Northbridge, inserting the Southbridge into the same piece of silicon as the processor is somewhat of a novelty. One of the problems has been the plethora of communications standards--PCI, PCI Express, Rapid I/O, XAUI. Some manufacturers want several ports of some of these, and sometimes none of the others.
Until recently, system-on-a-chip vendors had problems making chips because of this issue. Standards for physical connectors, however, have eased this concern.
Another design novelty comes in the cache. In most dual-core chips, the two cores have separate caches, or they connect directly to the same cache. In P.A. Semi's chip, the two cores and the cache, along with the I/O system and a hardware accelerator, connect separately to what the company calls its Conexium cross bar. In other words, all of the subunits speak to each other over a microscopic network.
"In many ways, it looks like a server on a chip," said Kevin Krewell, editor in chief of the Microprocessor Report.
So who wants it? That could be the tough part. Even if it leads in terms of power consumption, hardware manufacturers move slower than a three-toed sloth when it comes to adapting new components. Two other major Power chip manufacturers--IBM and Freescale--already exist, said Krewell. Apple Computer, one of the companies that really needed a low-power Power, is switching to Intel.
Dobberpuhl to some degree agrees. P.A. Semi won't go after server contracts at first. "The datacenter is going to be a tough nut," he said. Still, IBM and Freescale sell most of their chips to network equipment manufacturers like Nokia. Those companies have several different models on the market at any given time, and model turnover occurs somewhat regularly.
And name recognition might help.
"This is an all-star group of designers," Krewell said.
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Car Tech Spotlight: Toyota Avalon's capacitive-touch infotainment controls
Touch-sensitive controls are combined with traditional knobs in the center stack. But how well do they work?
Ford tried it with MyFord Touch, and Chevy with the Volt. Now it's Toyota's turn to use capacitive-touch controls for the infotainment system. Capacitive-touch controls are buttons that don't click, and they do give the center stack of the Avalon Limited I test-drove a sleek look.
But like the capacitive-touch controls in MyFord Touch and the Volt, the ones in the Avalon don't provide haptic feedback --
a tactile confirmation, or a push-back -- as confirmation of a command. (The touch screen in the Cadillac Cue system is the only automotive infotainment system that now provides haptic feedback.)
Problem is, most people hated capacitive-touch controls in Ford vehicles and in the Volt, and they'll probably hate them in the Avalon. But the Avalon has a saving grace or two.
As you can see in the photo above, the Avalon's capacitive-touch controls are used to select the audio source, eject a disc and skip a track or seek-tune the radio up and down. Below it is a big ol' knob for volume. On the opposite side of the in-dash display are four more capacitive-touch controls for play/pause, phone, system info and setup, and below is a second big ol' traditional tune/scroll knob.
Like many, while driving the Avalon I found the capacitive-touch controls a bit clumsy compared with traditional buttons and switches, which are easier to use without looking. At least some of the functions are duplicated on the steering wheel so that you don't even have to reach for the radio.
Thank goodness Toyota gives you the best of both worlds: capacitive-touch controls and traditional knobs. Let's hope that this is not the start of a trend.
If use selector switches that are small, like the above photos, they are hard to find and like the author stated, give you no feed back as to whether or not you achieved anything by pushing them.
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Think you have what it takes to create a comfortable living space in a re-purposed structure? It requires vision for what's possible, and custom solutions for carving out space.
If weird is in the eye of the beholder, these eight tours have us seeing beautiful, interesting homes in strange places.
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the way the person on the first photo stacked his/her vinyl records makes me cringe.
One apartment I loved was in an old, 1776 coaching inn. My apartment was the former ballroom--one large 40'x30' room, with 16' barrel vaulted ceiling, with the original folk art American eagle painting still on it. Massive crown molding. And the world's creakiest floor, because it had had a special "sprung" floor for dancing that now just creaks and squeaks whenever anyone walks on it, even a 10 pound cat. The cats, by the way, loved the deep, deep, window sills and were always sunning themselves there.
The other apartments boasted the original huge fireplace from the tap room, or a rabbit warren of little tiny rooms, or brick floors, or the dumbwaiter that ran from basement to the top floor.
Every morning I'd leave my place via the old brick courtyard and feel as if I were living in a different era.
Old buildings are neat.
eeek! the records! recently asked a record store person about storage, they say, upright storage, that stacking flat will damage the records. even the weight from other records.
Love this post and wish there were more like it!
We rent in a church in Massachusetts.. The space is tight, closets are small, and the commute anywhere kinda stinks, but we can't imagine living anywhere else (for the time being.) We fell in love with it the first time we saw it and especially love our original church windows. It's nice to live somewhere unconventional!


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Corn, Cabbage and Bananas
This is along the main road through the Tisey reserve a few km from my house. What I find interesting is that they have planted cabbage, corn and bananas all intermixed. Typically you see fields of cabbage, fields or corn and bananas growing as shade for coffee in this area.
How About Corn
and beans? Have you seen that?
Corn is a big nitrogen feeder, beans supposedly fix nitrogen in the soil, and the stalks support the beans.
Midwest US used to see quite a bit of pumpkins planted among the corn in the old days. Is the cabbage grown. strictly for cattle feed?
I've never seen it offered in a restaurant.
i suspect
they are using the row crops as a filler until the bananas get bigger. In the long run they would compete for sun and other inputs. I am aware of the technique of planting beans with corn, but the year we planted corn it was so thick there would have bene no room for beans. Probably better to alternate the crops yearly on a given field.
I`ve also noticed that sun , or the lack thereof, is a major limiting factor for tropical crops grown at the higher elevations We grew a local cultivar of corn that was resistant to the cool wet climate. They have some local ayote that is similarly resistant. You save seed from one year to the next.
Cabbage is a cash cow for market farms in the higher elevations, along with potatoes. manzanilla is also used on vacant fields during the drier part of the year. Although it doesn`t seem to pay much, it requires almost no inputs to grow.
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Colony Beach & Tennis Resort President and General Manager Katie Moulton called a settlement conference in Sarasota "very productive" Thursday.
U.S. bankruptcy trustee William Maloney oversaw a settlement conference Wednesday that began at noon at the attorney's office of M. Lewis Hall III in Sarasota and continued into the evening.
Maloney is in charge of all of the resort's operations and is hoping to approve a settlement reached by all parties that he can present to Tampa-based bankruptcy Judge K. Rodney May at a hearing scheduled for Monday, Aug. 9.
Present at the conference were Moulton and Colony owner and chairman Dr. Murray "Murf" Klauber; Colony Lender LLC representatives David Siegal and Randy Langley; association president Jay Yablon and some other board members; and Carolyn Field and William Merill.
All parties Wednesday agreed to a confidentiality agreement that doesn't allow them to discuss the settlement negotiations.
But Moulton said some progress was made Wednesday.
"The trustee is having us return to our prospective corners and take another look at our proposals based on the feedback he provided us at the conference," Moulton said. "We will resubmit to him what we all come up with and hopefully have a final settlement plan in the next two to three weeks."
Siegal declined to comment on Wednesday's conference, citing the confidentiality agreement. Yablon could not be reached for comment due to traveling.
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To metamorphose is to transform. This site is an exploration of change (why we avoid it, how we can achieve it, who inspires us along the way) and the conditions required for transformation. Founded and curated by Simran Sethi.
The task:
To put into words the pain and frustration that I have been feeling about social injustice and the degradation of our planet - and articulate engaging and real strategies to help bridge growing divides. I see small bridges being built every day in Kansas and am stunned we aren't using these same tactic on a larger scale.
Why Me?
What hubris to think I can help, huh? Maybe. I actually think we all can - and should. For many years, I thought it was science and reams of research that convinced people to change. In MBA School, I was taught it was all about the benjamins and became well-versed in risk management, brand building, efficiencies and low hanging fruit. When I got out of school and back into media, the trendiness of sustainability loomed large. Everybody's doing it. Cameron, Leo, all the Fortune 500s.
What happened?
Why didn't those tactics work?
Maybe because we tried to engage in ways that are not enduring. No one has a deep relationship with data points or balance sheets. We have connections to people, to our community, to what we hold sacred. This is my humble exploration of those deep places: the values we hold, the identities we present, the thick relationships in our lives.
We are in a place of such pain, but I know we can harness all that energy into taking care of each other. I know it because it's already happening. You see it, too. Now we just have to figure out a way to activate it in bigger and deeper ways. Thank you for joining me.
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