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The linebackers in general have struggled this season, as the Raiders (2-2) have allowed a league-worst 5.9 yards per carry.
And that doesn't include a 74-yard catch and run by the Jets' LaDainian Tomlinson where McClain badly missed on an arm tackle. Or the game-winning 6-yard catch by the Bills' David Nelson, where miscommunication between linebacker Kamerion Wimbley and cornerback Chris Johnson left him wide open in the endzone.
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"I've been really impressed with Aaron," said Carter, who was ruled out of the latter stages of the tournament with a torn groin muscle. "He looks like he's been involved with the team all season. He just slotted in nicely and he's making the most of his opportunity, which is awesome."
Carter said he had overcome the disappointment of his injury and was now New Zealand's "No 1 supporter".
"I was pretty gutted the first few days. I guess anger did creep in a little bit because to me I was just so gutted and didn't want anything to do with the World Cup. And then it kind of hit me after five or six days that the World Cup is here in my home country and I'm going to make the most of it like everyone else and actually get to the games."
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"It's not too bad during the week because I can still be involved and give my feedback but having to watch the last two games, the weekends are probably the toughest times for me," he said.
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Carter underwent surgery in Melbourne earlier in October to repair the torn ligament in his left groin, a rare rugby injury he suffered in training, taking a practice kick. He said his rehabilitation was now focused on his being fit for the start of the 2012 season.
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Mike Ginocchio | Thursday, April 25, 2013
The Belles were given an extra day of rest when rain cancelled their doubleheader with Trine on Wednesday. Saint Mary's now turns its attention to its doubleheader against Kalamazoo at home Thursday.
The games against Trine (29-3, 12-0 MIAA) have been rescheduled for Friday.
Though disappointed, coach Erin Sullivan said the Belles (17-13, 7-3) are undeterred by this interruption and are already looking forward to their next matchup against Kalamazoo (5-15, 2-10), a team Saint Mary's has dominated in recent years.
"These are must-win games," Sullivan said. "We have never lost to Kalamazoo since I have been coaching here, so I fully intend for us to win these two games. We are well prepared and more likely the better of the two teams."
The Hornets are in the middle of a late-season slide, having dropped six games in a row. Kalamazoo was swept by Alma, 9-0 and 5-1, in Wednesday's doubleheader. Over the course of this losing streak, the Hornets have scored seven total runs and have been shut out three times.
The Belles, meanwhile, are 4-2 in their last six games, with their most recent action a doubleheader Monday. They split the games with Hope, winning the first game 3-1 before dropping the second 8-2.
Sullivan said the best way to prepare her team for the Hornets will be to adjust her batters to the level of pitching they will be facing.
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The Belles will look to ride their strong hitting to victory against the Hornets. As a team, the Belles post a robust .300 batting average, with junior pitcher and third baseman Callie Selner leading the team with a .438 batting average.
Elsewhere, freshman catcher and first baseman Jillian Busfield leads the team with nine home runs and is tied for second in RBIs with 24.
The Belles will take on the Hornets at home Thursday. The conference doubleheader begins at 3:30 p.m.
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Oak Park is looking at making it a little cooler in local apartments, to help bring the village in line with other neighboring communities.
Trustees took a first look Monday at an ordinance change that would drop the minimum required temperature in multi-family homes from 70 degrees, down to 68 during the daytime (6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.). The proposed change would also shorten Oak Park's "heating season" by about 15 days so it would now run from Sept. 15 to June 1.
The required temperature at nighttime (11 p.m. to 6:30 a.m.) would stay the same, at 65 degrees during the heating season. Officials say the shift will help Oak Park match up with the requirements of other communities.
The Oak Park Residence Corp., which manages 25 apartment buildings here, first requested the village decrease the required minimum temperature. A survey of a dozen or so other communities in the area showed that the village had the highest requirement of its neighbors, said Ed Solan, executive director.
Switching the temperature will lessen environmental impacts and save dollars in the pocketbooks of local property owners.
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Trustees had no comment on the proposed heating changes on Monday. They're scheduled to make a final decision on it next Monday, Oct. 25.
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Vince Bray from Oak Park
Posted: October 20th, 2010 7:33 AM
1) 25 year homeowner in Oak Park2) Daytime setpoint 66 f3) Night time setpoint 60 f4) quityerbellyachin
John Abbott from Oak Park
Posted: October 19th, 2010 10:40 PM
Back in the bad old days of Energy Crisis, we learned to dial temps down to 68 degrees. I've never lived differently and honestly was surprised to learn that OP has all this time maintained higher temperature standards. Here's hoping the Board does the right thing in showing a modicum of respect for the environment. To those complaining, I wonder just what you all think about the energy & environmental issues involved here? Or do you bother thinking about these at all?
Ida from Oak Park
Posted: October 19th, 2010 9:32 PM
If 68 feels drafty and cold, try a humidifier. I grew up in a house where my mother kept it at 65 in the day and 59 at night. Admittedly cold. I now keep my house at 67 or 68 when we are home and 63 at night. It feels great under a big comforter. The temp feels much better if you have a little humidity.
Jan from Forest Park
Posted: October 19th, 2010 8:34 PM
I am mot talking about people walking around in their underwear. When you have jeans and sweaters on and you are very uncomfortable, it is too cold. Don't tell me about how spoiled we are. We have many stresses they don't have in other countries.
Aland Lord
Posted: October 19th, 2010 7:21 PM
Mr. Lauber, tenants do walk around in t-shirts and underclothing. Then they call you at 11:00pm and say they are cold. When you come with a thermometer to test the temp, it is 72* Put some clothes on people (socks, sweaters, etc.) We are lucky to have indoor heating at all, think of other cultures who suffer to put food on the table and educate themselves. Wow we are spoiled. Oh no it is only 65* in here, I am going to freeze.
Jan from Forest Park
Posted: October 19th, 2010 6:10 PM
65 degrees is cold. When I lived in an OP apartment, I got sick all the time; It was never warm enough. Renters really do get the short end of the stick.
Carolyn Berg from Oak Park
Posted: October 19th, 2010 5:47 PM
I would be interested to see a survey of Oak Parkers who pay their own heating bills every month. I set my house at 68 during the day and 61 from 11PM to 6AM. My complaining children were told to put on more clothes and drink a cup of tea, maybe move around a little to keep the circulation going. It's more healthy, better for the environment, and has nothing to do with respect.
Dan Lauber from River Forest
Posted: October 19th, 2010 5:37 PM
Why would anybody think tenants walk around in t-shirts when their apartments are heated to all of 70 degrees? How many homeowners set their temps at 68?Why does Oak Park's village board continue disrespect renter? They've long been second class citizens in Oak Park. When I served as Senior Planner 30 years ago, much of Oak Park's leadership wanted condo conversions to eliminate as many renters as possible. They deserve just as much respect as everybody else.This ordinance should be rejected
Bobbie Raymondib from Oak Park
Posted: October 19th, 2010 5:24 PM
Although I haven't turned the heat on yet, when I do it will be set at 64 degrees during daytime. We can always add a sweater or an afghan while reading, and when bedtime comes it's great to have a layer of down -- either a down blanket or comforter. Building owners should not be forced to keep their buildings so warm that tenants walk around in undershirts. It's also healthier not to overheat.
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Eoin Morgan's brilliant unbeaten 89 led England to a 15-run victory over Australia in an entertaining first one-day international at Lord's on Friday.
Morgan struck 89 off 63 balls to lift the hosts to a total of 272 for five and the touring side always threatened to reach their target thanks to fluent half-centuries from David Warner and captain Michael Clarke.
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Jonathan Trott contributed a useful 54 off 70 balls before the fireworks were provided by Morgan.
The diminutive left-hander struck four sixes and five fours in a fierce late assault on the Australian bowlers to lift England to an imposing total.
Australia lost the wicket of Shane Watson early in their chase but Warner made 56 off 61 balls to give them momentum.
However, he edged a catch to wicketkeeper Craig Kieswetter off James Anderson and George Bailey, David Hussey and Steve Smith fell cheaply to leave the Australians struggling on 147 for five.
Clarke then found a useful ally in Matt Wade and the pair added 57 for the sixth wicket to give Australia hope.
Wade was run out for 27 when he failed to respond to Clarke's call.
The captain smashed a huge six off Graeme Swann to reach his half-century before falling lbw to Tim Bresnan for 61.
Brett Lee made a defiant unbeaten 29 but Clint McKay and Pat Cummins fell cheaply and England's experienced bowling attack maintained control in the closing overs to seal victory.
The second game in the five-match series is at The Oval on Sunday.
Photo: England's Eoin Morgan hits out during the first one-day international against Australia at Lord's cricket ground in London (REUTERS/Philip Brown)


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10pct young Oz women take illicit drugs to lose weightApril 6th, 2009 - 5:19 pm ICT by ANI
Sydney, Apr 6 (ANI): One in 10 young Australian women take illicit drugs to reduce weight, according to a survey.
Conducted for Grazia magazine, the survey has shown that 10 per cent of women used stimulants like cocaine and speed in a bid to shed weight.
While 67 per cent were in a healthy weight range, 57 per cent of the young women considered themselves overweight, of which another 57 per cent wanted to be size 8 or smaller.
According to the survey involving 993 women, aged 15 to 35, 17 per cent reported suffering from an eating disorder, or having suffered from one in the past.
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He said there were a lot of retirees this year and the total number in Ohio now exceeds 100,000.
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Attending the September meeting of the Mahoning Retired Teachers Association were the latest round of retirees that included, in front: Ruth Baldwin, Ann Manning, Carmella Smallhoover, Linda Durochia, Sandra Crates, Debbie Haverstock, Theresa Eck, Cheryl Snyder, Rosalind Rau, and Karen Morabito. Standing are membership chairman Paul Rossi, Mike Klase, Joyce Ellashek, Joyce Mistovich, Thomas Myers, Sharyn Cisek, Monica Stilson, Karen Penner, Diane Hodgson, Itala Landers, Lynn Flaviano, Joan Keith, Dennis Henneman, Carolyn Nybell, Joe Antennucci, Carol Goan and President Linda Vuletich.


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Sacha Baron Cohen was set to play late Queen singer Freddie Mercury in a biopic before abruptly leaving the production in July, citing creative differences. Now, the band is singing a different tune about what went wrong.
During an interview with MOJO Magazine, Queen drummer Brian Taylor summed up the band's interpretation of what led to Cohen's departure.
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Lessons learned from Week 11 in the Big Ten:
1. A Wisconsin-Nebraska title game looks very likely: Wisconsin and Nebraska opened the Big Ten season under the lights in Lincoln on Sept. 29. The Badgers and Huskers likely will close out the conference season Dec. 1 in Indianapolis. Wisconsin punched its ticket for the Big Ten title game Saturday by crushing Indiana 62-14. Montee Ball and the Badgers rushed for a team-record 564 yards -- the highest total in Big Ten play since 1975 -- and completed a rough road back to Indy with a very easy final leg. Nebraska and Michigan remain tied atop the Legends division, but the Huskers' hold the head-to-head tiebreaker and took a big step toward Lucas Oil Stadium with another come-from-behind victory Saturday against Penn State. Nebraska once again overcame mistakes and turned in a big second half to remain perfect at home this season. If the Huskers take care of Minnesota at home and Iowa on the road, they'll head to Indianapolis, regardless of what Michigan does in its final two games. These two teams provided plenty of excitement in their first meeting, and it looks like they'll be reuniting in three weeks.
2. Northwestern's late-game problems are an epidemic: Northwestern still calls itself the "Cardiac Cats" and touts its long-term record in close games (32-13 in games decided by seven points or fewer since 2004), but blown leads have been a problem throughout Pat Fitzgerald's tenure, and they've been magnified this season. The Wildcats have squandered double-digit second-half leads in each of their three losses (Penn State, Nebraska and Michigan). The most painful collapse arrived Saturday as Northwestern outplayed Michigan for most of the way but couldn't knock down a desperation pass to Roy Roundtree (or interfere with Roundtree, which might have been just as good) that set up the game-tying field goal. There have been different explanations for each blown lead -- not having top cornerback Nick VanHoose might have cost Northwestern two games -- but Fitzgerald's late-game strategy should be called into question. There have been too many games like this under his watch, and until something shifts, Northwestern won't get over the hump. This is a young Wildcats team that has overachieved to a degree, but the season will be one filled with missed opportunities.
3. Iowa is staring at a lost season: It has been a season of low points for Kirk Ferentz and the Hawkeyes. The first arrived in Week 4, when they blew a late lead and fell to a woeful Central Michigan team at Kinnick Stadium. The next came a month later, as Penn State turned a much-anticipated night game at Kinnick into an offensive and defensive clinic. More misery arrived the next two weeks, but Iowa managed to find a new low Saturday against a Purdue team that had dropped five straight and had been blown out four times in the Big Ten. Purdue gave Iowa opportunities with three turnovers, but the Hawkeyes couldn't cash in nearly enough, continuing a season-long theme, and lost 27-24. Iowa is plus-11 in turnover margin this season, among the national leaders, and sits at 4-6. That's very hard to do, and underscores Iowa's problems on offense. With upcoming games against Michigan (road) and Nebraska (home), Iowa is staring at a 4-8 season, which would be its worst under Ferentz since a 3-9 campaign in 2001. Tough times right now in Hawkeye Country.
4. The Big Ten's bowl contingent now could be growing: The Week 10 lessons noted that the Big Ten could have as few as five teams in the postseason this season, its lowest number since 1998. That still could be the case, but things changed a bit after Purdue scored an upset victory at Iowa and Minnesota ensured it will be bowling for the first times since 2009 after a victory at Illinois. As poorly as Purdue has played in the Big Ten, the Boilers still have a very realistic chance to get to 6-6, which is all you need this season in the Big Ten. Danny Hope's crew must beat Illinois on the road and Indiana at home, which doesn't seem overly daunting after the way the Hoosiers performed against Wisconsin. To their credit, the Boilers dominated Iowa at Kinnick Stadium and wouldn't have needed a last-second field goal to win if not for three turnovers. Perhaps Purdue can finish strong. Minnesota rode defense and Donnell Kirkwood to the six-win plateau, notching a crucial win before a tough closing stretch (at Nebraska, Michigan State). If Michigan State beats Northwestern on Saturday, five of the six Legends division teams will be bowling.
5. The Big Ten has an officiating problem: Crisis is probably too strong a word, but at the very least, the Big Ten has an image issue with its officiating after the past several weeks. Michigan State coaches and players were livid with some of the late-game calls in the loss against Nebraska, particularly a pass-interference penalty near the end zone at the end of the game. Michigan and Minnesota also griped about pass-interference interpretations, while Penn State has felt like it has gotten the short end of the stick a lot this year, especially with a lack of holding calls versus Ohio State. Frustrations boiled over for the Nittany Lions on a controversial fumble ruling late in Saturday's loss to Nebraska, which led quarterback Matt McGloin to suggest an officiating conspiracy against Penn State. That's taking things a little too far, but Big Ten officiating has some credibility issues right now. It would be nice if the league would issue some sort of statements about the most controversial calls, but the Big Ten prefers to handle such things in-house. The conference needs to make sure its officiating house is in order going forward.


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If ever one man's journey resembled a desperate last throw of the dice, it was the passage from Basra to the holy city of Najaf undertaken yesterday by the Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani. For three weeks, Najaf had been under siege from US and Iraqi forces, trying to end the revolt of the Shia imam, Muqtada Sadr. Three previous efforts by the interim government in Baghdad and by Sistani surrogates to end the revolt peacefully had collapsed. Old and ill, Shia Islam's most senior cleric was now travelling to Najaf in person. For the Shia faithful, there was no higher authority than his.
The Najaf that received the ayatollah was a powder keg; the slightest spark could have caused a conflagration. A mortar attack destroyed the central shrine in its twin-city, Kufa, as he was en route. Mayhem broke out in the throng of pilgrims making their way to join his procession; many were killed and injured by gunfire. But Ayatollah Sistani's arrival was also accompanied by welcome signs of restraint. Iraq's interim Prime Minister, Iyad Allawi, declared a 24-hour ceasefire; the US suspended hostilities. Late in the evening, after several hours of talks, Ayatollah Sistani announced "a very positive agreement".
It has to be acknowledged that the peace plan announced last night appears to differ little from the terms that were offered by Mr Allawi before. It calls for Najaf and Kufa to be declared weapons-free cities, for all foreign forces to be withdrawn, for security to be left to the Iraqi police, and for those harmed by the fighting to be compensated by Baghdad. But there is one crucial difference: the agreement carries the personal imprimatur of arguably the most venerated figure in Iraq: Ayatollah Sistani.
The immediate question now is whether this agreement will hold, and specifically whether Muqtada Sadr retains sufficient authority over his Mehdi army to cede the Imam Ali shrine which they had made their headquarters. This most sacred of Iraq's Shia shrines had become the ultimate symbol of Sadr's strength. Losing it could diminish him in the eyes of his followers. The risk is of a Mehdi army on the loose.
On the other hand, if control of the shrine is surrendered peacefully, and intact, to Ayatollah Sistani, this would constitute a personal triumph for him and enhance his authority accordingly. More to the point, it would mark an institutional victory for Mr Allawi's interim government, increasing the - still slender - prospects that Iraq can remain a united country and advance towards elections. The removal of the shrine from contention is a first condition for lessening the violence in Iraq. If Mr Allawi was to enjoy even a modicum of credibility, he had to end Sadr's challenge.
The interim government's reluctance to authorise the use of all-out force to capture the shrine was a pragmatic choice, but a wise one, requiring a degree of patience and restraint that has been in lamentably short supply in Iraq. Declaring ultimatum after ultimatum, Mr Allawi nonetheless refused to order troops to breach the perimeter of the shrine. He must now use the time he has won to good purpose and build on the political capital he has gained.
The peaceful surrender of the shrine, if it happens, however, would not necessarily mean that Sadr's uprising is over. The siege has cost hundreds of lives and will leave much resentment and deep psychological scars behind. The popular grievances that Sadr has been so adept at exploiting will have to be addressed, lest they find expression in other, more violent and anarchic, forms. Nor is there any guarantee that, even in dignified defeat, Muqtada Sadr will be persuaded to join the national consultations on elections. So long as he remains aloof, he threatens this process.
Three individuals - Ayatollah Sistani, the interim Prime Minister, Iyad Allawi, and the troublesome imam, Muqtada Sadr - now hold the fate of Iraq in their hands. One costly crisis appeared last night to have been averted. There will doubtless be many more to come.


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High court ruling frees state agencies from absorbing FOI expenses
Updated 10:31 pm, Thursday, January 31, 2013
Connecticut's highest court ruled this week that state agencies are allowed to pass licensing fees on to citizens when furnishing them with copyrighted public records, dealing what one sunshine law advocate says is a major blow to open access.
The state Supreme Court sided with state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Tuesday in a 5-year-old records dispute, ruling that it has the authority to charge $25 every time a member of the public requests a printout of an aerial photo contained in a highly sophisticated taxpayer-funded database.
The decision is a reversal of the position taken by the state Superior Court in New Britain that the agency had to absorb the licensing fees associated with its geographic information system, colloquially known as GIS.
An increasingly popular tool used by decision-makers in the public sector that contains measurements and other data on topography, infrastructure and utilities, the GIS used by the state's environmental protection agency contains some 400,000 images.
Stephen Whitaker, the Greenwich-based computer consultant who requested a digital copy of the materials under the state Freedom of Information Act, including the supporting data and the software it runs on, said the ruling allows government agencies to use licensing fees and copyrights to restrict access to public records.
"I don't necessarily need the material. I need to see that the law around Freedom of Information and accountability of government decisions keeps up with technology," Whitaker said. "It appears to be a losing battle."
Matthew Levine, an assistant attorney general for the state who is assigned to environmental cases, applauded the high court's ruling.
"I thought the Supreme Court did a nice balance here between the public's right to have access to this information and the right to companies to have their proprietary stuff protected," Levine said.
Whitaker is no stranger to public records litigation over GIS data, having gone through similar hoops in his home state of Vermont and in Greenwich.
In 2005, Connecticut's high court awarded Whitaker access to property data and high-resolution photos of Greenwich.
When Whitaker filed a public records request with the state, Connecticut's environmental protection agency balked, claiming it was bound by a licensing agreement with Pictometry, the Rochester, N.Y., company that created that database in exchange for a fee of $793,000.
"To me, that drives a huge wedge in (the Freedom of Information Act)," Whitaker said.
A message seeking comment from Pictometry was left Thursday with a representative of the company.
Whitaker was rebuffed in his bid to obtain the software and what is known as metadata that goes along with the photos, with the state Freedom of Information Commission ruling that both were trade secrets and proprietary material belonging to Pictometry.
In this week's ruling, the high court said that absorbing licensing fees would create a hardship for state agencies.
"It is apparent to us that a rule barring public agencies from passing on such costs would constitute an effective prohibition, or a least a drastic limitation, on their use of copyrighted materials," the justices wrote. "For example, in the present case, if the commission determines on remand that Whitaker wants and is entitled to copies of all of the 400,000 photographic images stripped of the metadata, the DEP would be required to pay Pictometry more than $9 million to provide them."
Whitaker said that it's crucial for citizens to have the same informational tools as the government.
"If government is going to use this stuff for emergency response or calculating the height of your fence or the distance from the edge of your building to your property line, how are you going to counter that if their evidence is based on this computer tool?" Whitaker said.
Levine said the state offered to make reasonable accommodations for Whitaker to access the information.
"DEEP never took a position that he couldn't come in and look at all the images digitally," Levine said.
"It was never anything like trying to shield the disclosure of this. He said, `No, I want everything,' " Levine said.
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Posted by ESC on February 21, 2004
In Reply to: Yankee or Dixie posted by Bob on February 21, 2004
: : : : This is a fun test. I was 73 percent Dixie. The score would have been higher but I've been corrupted by TV.
: : : : (Notice the test doesn't say Yankee or Reb. I guess Rebel is a bad word these days.)
: : : : http://www.chuckchamblee.com/dom/fun/yankee_dixie_quiz.htm
: : : As a Brit, I scored 55% 'barely in the Dixie category'!!
: : 71 into the Yankee side.
: : Lets go Mets!
: Goofy test. Maybe I travel too much. But living two years in Atlanta in the early '70s could not possibly have had the impact to make me "58% Dixie." Y'all gotta know I was born in NY and live in Chicago, with stops in Pittsburgh and Boston. 99% Yankee by geography, honey chile.
It was probably all that "sweet tea" you drank in Atlanta.


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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – Jack Nicklaus believes Tiger Woods is on the verge of returning to competition.
It's a suspicion Nicklaus has that was strengthened with news this week that Woods is back at his Isleworth home in Florida and hitting golf balls.
Nicklaus believes it's a sign Woods will play the Masters in five weeks.
"It would surprise me if he didn't," Nicklaus said after his pro-am round at the Honda Classic Wednesday. "I can't imagine in a hundred years he's going to miss Augusta."
Nicklaus said he does not know if that's true, and he's staying out of Woods' personal business, but . . .
"As it relates to him playing golf, my guess is as a golfer he's going to want to try to play Augusta if he has these other things in order," Nicklaus said.
Nicklaus also suspects Woods will play at least once before Augusta National to get himself ready.


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Over the course of his life Mike Tyson has worn many different hats. He's been the heavyweight champion of the world, a video game antagonist, an actor, a pitchman, an inmate and through it all a noted pigeon enthusiast.
Friday Adult Swim announced at it's upfront it will air an animated series, "Mike Tyson Mysteries" where the former boxer solves crimes with his sidekick, a talking pigeon. Oh, he also has a magical face tattoo.
Here's the press release from the Hollywood Reporter:
In the new animated comedy series Mike Tyson Mysteries, Mike Tyson is taking the fight from the boxing ring to the streets… by solving mysteries! Armed with a magical tattoo on his face and a trusty associate by his side — a talking pigeon — if you have a problem that needs solving, Iron Mike is in your corner. The series incorporates live-action appearances featuring Mighty Mike himself, and the gloves come off as the former heavyweight champ and his fowl-mouthed partner gear up for weekly adventures as they put unsolved mysteries — like how to defeat a super computer at chess or why a famous author/werewolf can't finish his novel — down for the count.
Let's just hope the writers don't recycle old plot lines from the old Mr. T animated series.
Wait, that actually wouldn't be a terrible idea.
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text: On Wed, 17 Oct 2007, Steve Langasek wrote: > > IMHO we should declare a quarantine of a minimum of 6 months on every new > > libdb upstream, and only package it *if* openldap (*the* heavy-duty user of > > libdb advanced features) and cyrus imap (*the* thousands-of-concurrent- > > locks, mmap-happy user of libdb) did not have problems with it. > > That's equivalent to an indefinite quarantine; according to BDB upstream, > OpenLDAP's problems with various versions are a consequence of abusing the > interface, not of using "advanced features". I'm not sure why the burden > here should be on BDB alone. That's news to me. Thanks for sharing. Well, Cyrus at least does not abuse *any* interfaces (unless having thousands of processes in a busy site accessing the same BDB is abusing it :p), but it is not nearly as good as openldap at triggering BDB bugs. One thing that BDB upstream *could* do is to publish a *complete* API changelog. That would fix the issues for Cyrus, at least. One fine-comb over the API changelog and the Cyrus code, and you would be ready to support a new BDB version... -- "One disk to rule them all, One disk to find them. One disk to bring them all and in the darkness grind them. In the Land of Redmond where the shadows lie." -- The Silicon Valley Tarot Henrique Holschuh


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Britain To Keep Pressing Uzbekistan On Rights
Uzbek soldiers on the streets of Andijon a day after the bloodshed (file photo) (epa) PRAGUE, May 10, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- British Prime Minister Tony Blair said today that his country will continue pressuring Uzbekistan to improve its human rights record.
Blair said Britain will try to strengthen punitive measures already in place against Uzbekistan -- including an EU arms embargo and a visa ban on Uzbek officials thought to be responsible for last year's military crackdown in Andijon.
Blair's comments come on the first anniversary of the start of protests in Uzbekistan, which culminated on May 13 when Uzbek authorities put down what they described as an armed insurgency.
Official figures put the number of dead at 187.
But witnesses and international human rights groups describe the killings as a massacre and say the death toll was much higher. Many unarmed civilians were, they claim, among the dead.
Human rights campaigners plan to mark the anniversary with protests later this week -- on May 12 and 13 -- in Moscow, Kyiv, London, Brussels, and Bishkek.
President Karimov (left) with Russian President Putin in July 2005 (epa)
BETWEEN EAST AND WEST: One of the ramifications of the May 2005 bloodshed in Andijon has been a souring of relations between Tashkent and the West, accompanied by a raproachment between Uzbekistan and Russia. Following sharp U.S. and European criticism of the Andijon crackdown, Uzbekistan kicked the United States out of the Karshi-Khanabad air base and began actively courting Moscow.
"Today, we are reaching an unprecedented level in our relationship," Uzbek President Islam Karimov said during a November 2005 summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, at which the leaders signed a strategic-partnership agreement. "I understand and we all understand in Uzbekistan that it is unprecedented that Russia signs such a partnership agreement with Uzbekistan."
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Uzbekistan: Between East And West
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Factbox Of Uzbek-Russian Relations
THE COMPLETE STORY: A dedicated webpage bringing together all of RFE/RL's coverage of the events in Andijon, Uzbekistan, in May 2005 and their continuing repercussions.
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- Convex Operators in Vector Optimization: Directional Derivatives and the Cone of Decrease Directions (1999)
- The paper is devoted to the investigation of directional derivatives and the cone of decrease directions for convex operators on Banach spaces. We prove a condition for the existence of directional derivatives which does not assume regularity of the ordering cone K. This result is then used to prove that for continuous convex operators the cone of decrease directions can be represented in terms of the directional derivatices . Decrease directions are those for which the directional derivative lies in the negative interior of the ordering cone K. Finally, we show that the continuity of the convex operator can be replaced by its K-boundedness.
- Minimizing the Number of Apertures in Multileaf Collimator Sequencing with Field Splitting (2015)
- In this paper we consider the problem of decomposing a given integer matrix A into a positive integer linear combination of consecutive-ones matrices with a bound on the number of columns per matrix. This problem is of relevance in the realization stage of intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) using linear accelerators and multileaf collimators with limited width. Constrained and unconstrained versions of the problem with the objectives of minimizing beam-on time and decomposition cardinality are considered. We introduce a new approach which can be used to find the minimum beam-on time for both constrained and unconstrained versions of the problem. The decomposition cardinality problem is shown to be NP-hard and an approach is proposed to solve the lexicographic decomposition problem of minimizing the decomposition cardinality subject to optimal beam-on time.
- Saddle Points and Pareto Points in Multiple Objective Programming (1999)
- In this paper relationships between Pareto points and saddle points in multiple objective programming are investigated. Convex and nonconvex problems are considered and the equivalence between Pareto points and saddle points is proved in both cases. The results are based on scalarizations of multiple objective programs and related linear and augmented Lagrangian functions. Partitions of the index sets of objectives and constranints are introduced to reduce the size of the problems. The relevance of the results in the context of decision making is also discussed.
- A Fuzzy Programming Approach to Multicriteria Facility Location Problems (1999)
- Facility Location Problems are concerned with the optimal location of one or several new facilities, with respect to a set of existing ones. The objectives involve the distance between new and existing facilities, usually a weighted sum or weighted maximum. Since the various stakeholders (decision makers) will have different opinions of the importance of the existing facilities, a multicriteria problem with several sets of weights, and thus several objectives, arises. In our approach, we assume the decision makers to make only fuzzy comparisons of the different existing facilities. A geometric mean method is used to obtain the fuzzy weights for each facility and each decision maker. The resulting multicriteria facility location problem is solved using fuzzy techniques again. We prove that the final compromise solution is weakly Pareto optimal and Pareto optimal, if it is unique, or under certain assumptions on the estimates of the Nadir point. A numerical example is considered to illustrate the methodology.
- Nadir Values: Computation and Use in Compromise Programming (2000)
- In this paper we investigate the problem offending the Nadir point for multicriteria optimization problems (MOP). The Nadir point is characterized by the component wise maximal values of efficient points for (MOP). It can be easily computed in the bicriteria case. However, in general this problem is very difficult. We review some existing methods and heuristics and propose some new ones. We propose a general method to compute Nadir values for the case of three objectives, based on theoretical results valid for any number of criteria. We also investigate the use of the Nadir point for compromise programming, when the goal is to be as far away as possible from the worst outcomes. We prove some results about (weak) Pareto optimality of the resulting solutions. The results are illustrated by examples.
- A Level Set Method for Multiobjective Combinatorial Optimization: Application to the Quadratic Assignment Problem (2002)
- Multiobjective combinatorial optimization problems have received increasing attention in recent years. Nevertheless, many algorithms are still restricted to the bicriteria case. In this paper we propose a new algorithm for computing all Pareto optimal solutions. Our algorithm is based on the notion of level sets and level curves and contains as a subproblem the determination of K best solutions for a single objective combinatorial optimization problem. We apply the method to the Multiobjective Quadratic Assignment Problem (MOQAP). We present two algorithms for ranking QAP solutions and nally give computational results comparing the methods.
- An Improved Epsilon-Constraint Method for Multiobjective Programming (2005)
- In this paper we revisit one of the most important scalarization techniques used in multiobjective programming, the \(\varepsilon\)-constraint method.
- Bicriteria cost versus service analysis of the distribution network of a chemical company (1998)
- In order to improve the distribution system for the Nordic countries the BASF AG considered 13 alternative scenarios to the existing system. These involved the construction of warehouses at various locations. For every scenario the transportation, storage, and handling cost incurred was to be as low as possible, where restrictions on the delivery time were given. The scenarios were evaluated according to (minimal) total cost and weighted average delivery time. The results led to a restriction to only three cases, involving only one new warehouse each. For these a more accurate model for the cost was developped and evaluated, yielding results similar to a simple linear model. Since there were no clear preferences between cost and delivery time, the final decision was chosen to represent a compromise between the two criteria.
- On the number of Criteria Needed to Decide Pareto Optimality (1999)
- In this paper we prove a reduction result for the number of criteria in convex multiobjective optimization. This result states that to decide wheter a point x in the decision space is pareto optimal it suffices to consider at most n? criteria at a time, where n is the dimension of the decision space. The main theorem is based on a geometric characterization of pareto, strict pareto and weak pareto solutions
- On the Number of Criteria Needed to Decide Pareto Optimality (2000)
- In this paper we address the question of how many objective functions are needed to decide whether a given point is a Pareto optimal solution for a multicriteria optimization problem. We extend earlier results showing that the set of weakly Pareto optimal points is the union of Pareto optimal sets of subproblems and show their limitations. We prove that for strictly quasi-convex problems in two variables Pareto optimality can be decided by consideration of at most three objectives at a time. Our results are based on a geometric characterization of Pareto, strict Pareto and weak Pareto solutions and Helly's Theorem. We also show that a generalization to quasi-convex objectives is not possible, and state a weaker result for this case. Furthermore, we show that a generalization to strictly Pareto optimal solutions is impossible, even in the convex case.


text: Listen Unified Football Match official opener for Disability Forum. Mr Peter Mazunda | جمادى الأولى 30, 1435 | Africa: Malawi The Special Olympics Malawi Unified® Football Invitational took place on the 09th of February at the CIVO Stadium in Lilongwe. This match was aimed at building awareness around the issue of intellectual disability in Malawi and to challenge preconceived notions of the abilities of people with an Intellectual Disability. The attendance was approximately 5 000 people; Special Olympics delegates, government officials and the general public at large. The Invitational was attended by high level delegations which included the Vice President of the Republic of Malawi, The First Gentleman of the Republic of Malawi, The Minister of Sports, The Minister of Disability, the Chairman of Special Olympics International, Dr Timothy P. Shriver and other highly recognized delegates. The match saw South African Soccer greats Mark Fish, Phil Masinga and Desiree Ellis alongside on their Malawian counterparts Ernest Mtawali, MacDonald Yobe, James Sangala, Hellings Mwakasungula, Fischer Kondowe, Lawrence Waya and Peter Mponda. The soccer greats teamed up with local Special Olympics athletes, Government officials and SO stakeholders in a closely contested match that provided an amazing display of the power of unity. When it came to ability on the field spectators were unable to differentiate between the Special Olympics athletes and others. The cheering spectators where further entertained by outstanding performances by renowned Malawian musicians, Lulu, Pixie, Sally Nyundo and the Black Missionaries. About Me:Special Olympics Malawi National Director Read More Stories السباح الليبى نعمان الصادق فلفلNoha GaballahAthlete, Unified SportsJosé Martínez MoroteCoach Unified SportsManel CeleiroUnified Track: Breaking Down Barriers, TogetherDavid Albertini Friends Forever, the Surprising Lesson of Special Olympics :-)Robin Schermerhornنعمة السمع: حياة جديدة.Stephen Corbinالروح الرياضية و الرأفة في كرة القدم المتحدةPaige OkunA Simple Story about BasketballWill Schermerhornهل لديك قصة لتشاركها؟شارك قصّتك المزيد من الأخبار


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28 CFR 13.4 - Procedures: Responsibilities of the Attorney General.
When a submission is made to the Department of Justice for a reward under the Atomic Weapons and Special Nuclear Materials Rewards Act, the Attorney General shall:
(a) Refer such submission for review to an intra-departmental committee composed of the Assistant Attorneys General for the Land and Natural Resources Division, the Criminal Division, and the Office of Legal Counsel or their delegates;
(b) Review the proposed finding of the review committee and determine whether a reward is justified and the amount of same;
(c) Secure the approval of the President for any reward over $50,000;
(d) Jointly determine (along with the Secretary of State and the Director of Central Intelligence), if the award is to go to an alien, whether the entry of such alien into the United States is in the public interest and whether that alien and members of his immediate family may receive immigrant visas and be admitted to the United States for permanent residence, notwithstanding the requirements of the Immigration and Nationality Act;
(e) Notify any person claiming an award of the determination regarding the claim and the amount of the reward, if any. If no reward is determined to be justified, state the reasons, consistent with national security, for the denial;
(f) Certify and transmit, along with the approval of the President if necessary, any award to be made to the Director of Central Intelligence for payment out of funds appropriated or available for the administration of the National Security Act of 1947, as amended, 50 U.S.C. 401et seq;
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An unidentified group of men stand in front of Home Grocery, a store owned by John Hermle Sr. and located on the corner of Willoughby Avenue and E Street, which is now Glacier Avenue. The photo is undated, but the cars in the background appear to be from the mid-1930s to early-1940s. Hermle and partner Joe Thibodeau purchased the Home Grocery building in 1935. Hermle bought out Thibodeau's interest in the store four years later.
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Monday, 15th December 2014, 2:00 am (SCE Meeting Room)
Speaker: Yuri Demchenko (University of Amsterdam)
Title: Access Control and Trust Management in Federated Cloud Based Infrastructures
The seminar will start with the overview of modern e-Science use cases that deal with Big Data and require federated cloud based infrastructure to support both managing large amount of distributed scientific data and support effective collaboration of distributed groups of researches. Federated access control and data security in the generally heterogeneous multi-provider cloud infrastructure will require special mechanisms and services to allow consistent security context management and dynamic trust associations establishment. The seminar will also overview access control and federation services provided by the major cloud providers Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure. It will also provide background information about Intercloud Architecture Framework and related research at the University of Amsterdam and IEEE Intercloud Testbed Initiative.
More details can be found from the following references:
Demchenko, Yuri, Peter Membrey, Cees de Laat, Defining Architecture Components of the Big Data Ecosystem. Second International Symposium on Big Data and Data Analytics in Collaboration (BDDAC 2014). In Proc. The 2014 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS 2014), May 19-23, 2014, Minneapolis, USA.
Y.Demchenko, C. Lee, C.Ngo, C. de Laat, Federated Access Control in Heterogeneous Intercloud Environment: Basic Models and Architecture Patterns. In Proc IEEE International Conference on Cloud Engineering (IC2E), March 11, 2014, Boston, USA
Open Cloud eXchange (OCX): Bringing Cloud Services to NRENs and Universities, TERENA Networking Conference 2014 (TNC2014), 19-22 May 2014, Dublin, Ireland. https://tnc2014.terena.org/getfile/1275
Yuri Demchenko is a Senior Researcher at the System and Network Engineering of the University of Amsterdam. He is graduated from the National Technical University of Ukraine "Kiev Polytechnic Institute" where he also received his PhD (Cand. of Science) degree. His main research areas include Big Data and Data Intensive Science Technologies and Infrastructure, Cloud and Intercloud Architecture, general security architectures and distributed access control infrastructure for cloud based services and data centric applications. He is currently involved in the European projects GN3plus, EUBrazil CloudConnect and Cyclone where he conducts research and developments on the cloud federation infrastructure and cloud based Big Data infrastructure. He is actively contributing to the standardisation activity at RDA, OGF, IETF, NIST on defining Big Data Architecture Framework and Intercloud architecture for complex infrastructure services provisioning in clouds.


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Most severe drought restrictions imposed in this Georgia county
North Georgia's searing drought has forced Haralson County, 35 miles west of downtown Atlanta, to impose the state's harshest watering restrictions.
No outdoor watering (except for irrigation of family food plots). No car washes. Football fields must remain dry. And, please, don't run the water while brushing your teeth.
The Tallapoosa River is so low that the county water authority dismantled beaver dams Sunday. Preachers used the pulpit to spread the water-conservation word. And nearby Anniston, Ala. is sending water Haralson's way.
"Longtimers say they've never seen it this bad since 1925," said Charlie Walker, executive director of the county's water authority. "The picture from our dam looking upstream is just unbelievable. Within a two-day period, it dropped three feet. It looks like somebody pulled a cork out of the bottom of a tub."
Haralson is the first Georgia county to trigger a Level III — the most severe — drought. Yet 50 counties across North Georgia are experiencing, at least, an "extreme" drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. A handful of counties in far Northwest Georgia are experiencing an "exceptional" — the worst — drought.
Atlanta's rainfall deficit, since March 1, is almost 11 inches. Rome, north of Haralson County, is a foot below average rainfall. Lake Lanier, the region's main water source, is seven feet below full pool.
Although Haralson remains in an "extreme" drought, its streams are drying up. Walker said the county is buying water from Anniston and will do likewise with Carroll County. But that won't be enough.
"It's up to everybody to do their part," Walker said. "If you don't need to use water, don't use it. We're asking everybody to conserve."
He's also aiming for those pesky, river-clogging beavers. About 30 volunteers targeted four beaver dams along the Tallapoosa River Sunday morning. They'll try to tear down the dams by hand or, possibly, with back hoes. Wood and other debris dislodged from a dam the other night filled three dump trucks.
"After we knocked it out, our (reservoir) went up four inches," Walker said.
The water authority wants to reduce daily water consumption by one-third to 1.8 million gallons.


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PENSION managed funds delivered positive returns during January, with an average return of 1.6pc for the month, according to Rubicon Investment Consulting.
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Android boost for Sky customers
SKY TV customers will be able to control their TV from any Android smartphone or tablet.
The company has introduced remote control functionality to the Android version of the Sky+ app. People with an internet-connected Sky+HD box and an Android smartphone or tablet will be able to use their device to change channels as well as pause, play and rewind TV.
BP thanks refining for steady profits
FOURTH quarter profits from British oil company BP beat analysts' expectations yesterday thanks to a record performance from its refining division.
BP is the last of the big four western world oil companies to report quarterly earnings.
It said fourth quarter net profit, adjusted for non-operating items and accounting effects, fell to $3.984bn from $4.986bn a year earlier.
The company has sold $37.8bn worth of assets since the Macondo spill and taken a total charge against profits of $42.2bn – most of which has already been paid out.
Bruton defends enterprise plans
ENTERPRISE minister Richard Bruton defended his plan to integrate the County Enterprise Boards into local authorities, saying it was essential if the boards and local authorities were to deliver the "full gamut" of services to the small business sector.
Addressing the Oireachtas Committee on Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Mr Bruton acknowledged the plan had been criticised but said the move would allow both groups to offer more to businesses.
Allergen finds its money in migraine
Allergan, maker of the Botox anti-wrinkle treatment which has a large factory in Westport, Mayo, said its fourth quarter earnings rose, helped by sales of Botox for the recently approved use of treating migraine headaches.
The company said it earned $324m, or $1.06 per share, in the fourth quarter. That compared with $280m, or 90 cents per share, in the year-earlier period.
Excluding special items, Allergan said it earned $1.15 per share in the fourth quarter.
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Following a statement made by the Commission in December 2012(1), the Court of Justice has asked the Commission a question regarding its referral of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) to the Court in May 2012(2).
1. When will the Commission make public the question raised by the Court of Justice?
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Publish the Quest, a band with deep Vashon roots that has made a name for itself worldwide as both a musical and philanthropic force, is coming home to Vashon for the biggest weekend on Vashon. Strawberry Festival!
Jacob Bain, frontman for the group and also a founder of the all-Islander ensemble Trolls Cottage, grew up on Vashon and lives here now. Other band members include Samantha Boshnack on horns, bassist Jeff DeMelle, woodwind whiz Izaak Mills, guitarist Mark Oi, keyboardist and sax man Chris Poage and precussionist Adam Kessler. The group plays an energetic and danceable mix of blues, rock, ska and world pop.
A passion for social and musical outreach has taken the group around the globe. Working with a nonprofit called Learn Africa, Publish the Quest has made several recent trips to Cape Verde, Zimbabwe, Mali, Poland, Portugal and Spain, where band members have played in festivals and music halls, recorded with local artists, and conducted music workshops and jam sessions with under-privileged children. On their most recent trip to Zimbabwe, this summer, the band brought along a trove of donated instruments and soccer balls to give to kids in Harare and Hatcliffe Extension, a slum just outside the city.
An impressive roster of international stars has collaborated with the band — Femi Kuti, Nneka Lucia Egbuna, Matt Chamberlain, Eyvind Kang, Radioactive, Oliver Mtukudzi and Vieux Farka Touré have joined forces with the group on recordings and in concert. A recent single, "Sodade," was recorded with Cape Verdean vocalist Laise Sanches, with all proceeds from the sale of the song going to benefit the cause of arts education in Africa.
Bain said he has found great inspiration in working with kids and musicians in Africa — people he said had "an insatiable appetite for music." To share the healing aspects of music with children in Africa, he said, has been a joy.
Publish the Quest's latest album is called "Then What!?", and Bain said he is currently working on a new album as well as a short film that will document the band's work in Africa. This comes after a recent successful Kickstarter campaign to raise money to fund these projects.
The show starts at 9 p.m Saturday, July 19 at Red Bicycle Bistro. It's an all-ages show until 11 p.m., and for ages 21 and older after that. I.D. is required. There is a $5 cover charge.


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Discussion in 'Windows Desktop Systems' started by rem1x6, Jan 20, 2005.
Is there a way to hide or somehow take away the recycle bin icon on the desktop?
Well then how do i put it back when i need it?
Expand that key and a list of clsid values will be displayed and you want to go to this clsid value:
Delete the above clisid value as this is the clsid value that corresponds to the recycle bin. After deleting that value restart the computer and now the recycle bin icon wont get displayed.
Export the key before you delete it or copy/paste the below in notepad and save it as a .reg file.
Well will i still be able to delete all the stuff in my recycling bin? or will it be automatically deleted
You'll still have a recycle bin ... you just won't have an icon on the desktop.
Where would my recycle bin be located on my windows when theres no icon on my desktop?
The easiest way is to use TweakUI. There's a checkbox that you can clear to remove the Recycle Bin icon from the desktop. Just check the box again and the icon will appear again.
I really like that app, its small and does all the things that should have been done with xp
Agreed. Many of the MS Powertoys are extremely handy. I have most of them installed.
it is done with xp...it is free after all, and provided by ms...there's always polish to add to these things after they're done.


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Just curious for those using VMware if you present RDM's or utilize VMFS for your storage to your SQL Servers. Traditionally we have used RDM but as we are growing our Virtual SQL environment, this is presenting challenges with the number of host and guest and wanting to utilize DRS (vmotion). Just wanting to get a feel from others out there with a bit more experience than myself. Since we utilize and enterprise SAN and all disk basically come from the same pool or are carved out of the same array's then as long as my throughput and IOPs are consistent I don't see a big problem.
So guys and gal's, PRO's and CON's. Success and horror stories, let them rip.
asked Aug 14, 2012 at 03:12 PM in Default
I'd be interested in hearing about this. I've just been peripherally aware of virtualization of storage and understand it to be "a bad thing" but I haven't heard much about the why's & wherefores.
Aug 14, 2012 at 03:17 PM Grant Fritchey ♦♦
I had dinner last night with a guy who wrote the white paper on it. I plan to hound Jonathan K about it today during training. Any info I get from them I will email to you.
Aug 14, 2012 at 03:19 PM Tim
@Grant Fritchey Both Jonathan and David Klee have told me to read this document from VMware where the recommendation is VMFS over RDM. The few exceptions are if you think you might want to migrate the luns from VM back to physical or if the IO load requires a different set of disk.
I too was under the impression from others that VMFS was not recommended for SQL. Guess we both listened to the same session. :)
Aug 15, 2012 at 06:50 PM Tim
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I have a 5 cluster ESX setup at the moment, and I'm a big fan of VMFS. It's quite close to RDM in terms of performance, but it gives all of the high availability options that you can't have with the RDM such as failing VM's across sites (without SAN replication and other expensive toys). Also you can expand the partitions much easier if you find you need more space, whereas that can be a pain (or potentially not possible) using RDM.
If you find the VMFS too slow, try RDM, but I'd almost go for a physical machine over having to use RDM's due to the impact they can have on HA. I would also add that thin provisions on VMFS can be a bad idea, especially for DB servers. Make sure you thick provision and just expand if you need it, having the file grow during an operation, combined with the potential fragmentation across the physical disks, is a recipe for disaster.
Purely opinion, but just my two cents. Good luck!
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