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We didn't have non-elims last time at all, did we?? --BVM said they had done away with them? So don't know about this time, but we can't count on non-elims....
I heard somewhere at TAR 13 Wiki that they were going back to 13 legs but that is probably speculation
We had six teams leaving through Bangkok airport to Delhi. That assume that the pit stop in Siem Reap was a non-elimination stop.Probably an elimination stop in Delhi, so that leaves five teams on the way to Dubai.Two more elimination stops, and probably two more non-elimination stops.So we have four more locations before the return to USofA
Quote from: georgiapeach on May 08, 2008, 01:08:38 PM We didn't have non-elims last time at all, did we?? --BVM said they had done away with them? So don't know about this time, but we can't count on non-elims....I believe that they had 3 non-elimination legs, but no taking of money, or backpacks, and no begging. The non-eliminated team just had to win the next leg.
So are we getting really close to the finale?One or two more locations only before the end? They have been racing 16 days...
I cannot give you a link sorry because cannot find it but that is what I saw, no I didnt hallucinate and yes it is probably just speculation so please dont get your hopes up
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TVGuide.com: Did you ever get back your bags that you left in the Seychelles?Allie: Yeah, after we were eliminated in Malaysia, they gave them back. They were always going to give them back [after our run on the show]. We didn't even know they had them. We were just like, "Oh, we lost our bags."
QuoteTVGuide.com: Did you ever get back your bags that you left in the Seychelles?Allie: Yeah, after we were eliminated in Malaysia, they gave them back. They were always going to give them back [after our run on the show]. We didn't even know they had them. We were just like, "Oh, we lost our bags."Yes! Confirmation!
Quote from: Hooky on April 08, 2010, 12:26:53 AMQuoteTVGuide.com: Did you ever get back your bags that you left in the Seychelles?Allie: Yeah, after we were eliminated in Malaysia, they gave them back. They were always going to give them back [after our run on the show]. We didn't even know they had them. We were just like, "Oh, we lost our bags."Yes! Confirmation! Did you really doubt that production DIDN'T pick them up, when shutting down the tortise detour?
The Amazing Race 16: Chasing Cab Drivers with Steve and Allie Smithby Reg SeetonAlthough the father and daughter Amazing Race team of Steve and Allie Smith were in the thick of competition for most of The Amazing Race this season, Penang, Malaysia proved to be the amazing wall that Steve and Allie couldn't climb over on the race. Despite strong showings on previous legs of The Amazing Race, overcoming vehicle problems, losing their Amazing Race bags, paint mishaps, and dodging the U-Turn, Steve and Allie fell victim to cabs and cab drivers that proved to be their undoing when the Smith duo hit the mat in front of Amazing Race host, Phil Keoghan, in Penang.The morning after their Amazing Race elimination, we caught up with Steve and Allie to find out what went wrong, how they managed without their bags, how Steve and Allie dealt with the cab drivers, and how Steve made it to the big leagues as a coach for the Cleveland Indians after twenty years in the minors.THE DEADBOLT: The whole time I was hoping to see you guys slide head-first into the mat so Phil could throw out his hands and go, "Safe! You guys are team number one."STEVE SMITH: [laughs] I would've done a pop-up slide though.THE DEADBOLT: Did you guys feel you that had an advantage without your bags?ALLIE SMITH: Yeah. I mean, especially going to the next country and that we found out it was a warm country. It was more like, "Oh, we're fine. We have our clothes on our back." It really wasn't a problem at all.STEVE: We had enough money that we could buy things. We were okay. We were set and ready to go with what we had.THE DEADBOLT: What did you miss most that you had to leave behind?ALLIE: I guess all of our clothes.STEVE: You mean for the race and what we could've used?THE DEADBOLT: Right.STEVE: Basically we went to Malaysia and it was so warm that we really didn't miss anything. I wasn't planning on wrecking another car, so I didn't need the duct tape anymore. Basically, every place we went to we washed our clothes and we were okay with what we had.THE DEADBOLT: How far behind were you guys in the end.STEVE: We still don't know.ALLIE: Yeah, we honestly don't know. I talked to Dan yesterday and he thought maybe fifteen minutes, but I don't know. I think it might've been a little more than that. The concept of time during the race, you're just never thinking ...STEVE: I'm hoping it was more. I'm hoping it was like two hours, because even if...ALLIE: [laughs] No, it wasn't that long.STEVE: My point is that there's always fifteen minutes at the end. The first cab driver got us in the situation and then the last one was the one also. If it's more, we'll have to blame the other cab driver. The first fifteen minutes probably hurt us more.THE DEADBOLT: Did you guys find that the flag task was the turning point?STEVE: No. I felt like it was the cab driver and we probably wouldn't have been in that position. He said he knew where he was going. We get out of the car for a four or five minute run and we were third, because it was a busy street and the cars weren't moving at all. So we went out and then Jordan and Dan came out, too. Mike and Louie were right there and they weren't getting out. As we were running, we saw them a little later.So even though we got up there and I told my cab driver to follow us and we got back in our cab, we were still okay in that situation. He had a cell phone and said he was calling to find out where it was, and he said he knew. So we got back in and we were lost again. I keep saying that I wish we let Dan and Jordan try to steal our cab. I wish they would've stole it.THE DEADBOLT: What was the toughest aspect of that particular leg aside from the cabs? Was it the heat or just the dynamics of race day?ALLIE: That flag challenge was difficult. By the time we got there, it was very windy. It was 32-foot poles. I mean, we tried it longer than it was shown on TV and it shows how good the cowboys were at getting that done, because that was a challenge. The heat combined with everything, it was a hard physical leg.THE DEADBOLT: Who was your biggest ally in the race?ALLIE: Early on, Joe and Heidi were our allies. Honestly, I feel like at different points everyone was kind of working with us. Being a male and female from two different generations, we really got along with all of the teams and kind of had a connection to everybody. So I feel like at some point we were always getting information or talking or trying to help each other out.STEVE: There were a lot of baseball fans on there and I just mentioned, "Free tickets. Don't mess with us." It was kind of a running joke. You know, it could've been us instead of Joe and Heidi who were U-Turned by Louie and Mike. Thank goodness they're baseball fans and they probably thought about that [laughs].THE DEADBOLT: What did you learn about each other now that it's all over?STEVE: Well, that's the biggest question people ask us and I answer only one way. We knew each other very well, we're a close family, and through baseball they would always come out and stay with us. So it wasn't their friends around or anything, it was just family. We're very close, so we continue to be close. But with her being gone for four years in college, I realized how spiritually and mentally strong she is and how she's grown into a woman. I'm just so proud how she never complained and she never cried. There are some tough things watching the show. You never saw her backstab anyone or quit. I didn't realize how tough she was. My little girl turned into a pretty tough girl and is ready to challenge the world now.ALLIE: Like he said, we are best friends. It wasn't like all of a sudden I found out all this new information about him. I guess just his friendly demeanor. Wherever we were, when people were sleeping on a bus or on a plane, he would be around trying to get info and talking to locals and figuring out exactly where we were and just trying to do the best we could. The way he is with people and all age groups from all around the world, I was just blown away by how he made connections and could be so friendly at all times.THE DEADBOLT: Is there anything you guys would have changed and done differently? Would you have changed your strategy?STEVE: I would've changed our cab driver.ALLIE: That's really the only thing. Up to that point, we were in the top three consistently and it showed how quickly bad luck can put anyone out at anytime. So up until then, we really had what it takes.STEVE: That was the one thing that did us in. You know, wrecking the car, painting the wrong house, doing back flips and falling down, all of these things never hurt us. You'd almost rather go out because you couldn't do something and not because of what happened, but we can live with it. We feel like we were out of our element early in the show, like, "What are we doing here?" The next thing you know, we're doing very well. We were shocked at ourselves, actually.THE DEADBOLT: Since it took you twenty years to get to the big leagues, what was the secret to actually getting there?STEVE: First of all, knowledge and knowing the game. When I coached it never had to be about myself, you know, when you're a teacher it's not about I'm thinking of my career. I'm thinking of the kids' career and making them better and making the organization better and always put the team first. And then hard work and knowledge and perseverance. You know, you have to keep grinding and grinding and I finally got my opportunity and been up in the big leagues... This is my eleventh year, twelfth year of the last fourteen fifteen. So, you know when you go after a dream you can't quit man and just like on the show you're going to have some bad breaks and things don't go your way and it's out of your control and it's how you deal with them. That was my dream and that's how I reached it.
Quote from: DrRox on April 08, 2010, 12:55:00 AMQuote from: Hooky on April 08, 2010, 12:26:53 AMQuoteTVGuide.com: Did you ever get back your bags that you left in the Seychelles?Allie: Yeah, after we were eliminated in Malaysia, they gave them back. They were always going to give them back [after our run on the show]. We didn't even know they had them. We were just like, "Oh, we lost our bags."Yes! Confirmation! Did you really doubt that production DIDN'T pick them up, when shutting down the tortise detour?No, I figured they would, but I've learned never to assume.
Couldn't they check-in and then go to get the bags?? Are they litterally sequestered during the PitStop time?? Can't they leave the place where they are??
From pitstop to pitstart, the teams are unable to leave the Pitstop at all. And recently they have often been sequestered from each other.I miss ESM.
Quote from: Hooky on April 08, 2010, 01:33:49 AMQuote from: DrRox on April 08, 2010, 12:55:00 AMQuote from: Hooky on April 08, 2010, 12:26:53 AMQuoteTVGuide.com: Did you ever get back your bags that you left in the Seychelles?Allie: Yeah, after we were eliminated in Malaysia, they gave them back. They were always going to give them back [after our run on the show]. We didn't even know they had them. We were just like, "Oh, we lost our bags."Yes! Confirmation! Did you really doubt that production DIDN'T pick them up, when shutting down the tortise detour?No, I figured they would, but I've learned never to assume. Couldn't they check-in and then go to get the bags?? Are they litterally sequestered during the PitStop time?? Can't they leave the place where they are??
Of course it matters whether they are allowed to or not (the answer is no). But whether they could have actually managed it, is a whole other ball game. So thanks for the info!
Exclusive: Steve Smith and Allie Smith talk about 'The Amazing Race'By Reality TV World staff, 04/08/2010After finishing The Amazing Race's seventh leg in first place and its four prior legs in second or third place, the father/daughter team of Steve Smith and Allie Smith seemed to be unlikely to be the team eliminated in the Race's eighth leg. However that exactly what ended up happening, as a series of taxi driver problems resulted in the 57-year-old Cleveland Indians baseball coach and 23-year-old marketer from Encinitas, CA becoming the sixth team eliminated from The Amazing Race's sixteenth season after arriving last at the eighth Pit Stop. On Tuesday, Steve and Allie talked to Reality TV World about their The Amazing Race experience -- including exactly what happened with their taxi problems, why they seemed to initially switch Detour tasks without reason, if they feel losing their backpacks in the prior leg played and role in their sudden exit, and whether all the other teams really did want "Dating Couple" Carol Rosenfeld and Brandy Snow out of the Race. Reality TV World: Heading into Sunday night's episode, you guys looked like one of the strongest teams out there and seemed to have a real good shot at making the finale. I'm sure you guys had been trying to not get too confident, but given you guys had finished in the Top 3 all of the last five legs, how had you guys been looking at it? Allie Smith: During the Race we kind of underestimated, and you see the place you get but I think we were just still -- I don't know, we never got cocky about it at all. We were just each leg doing our best, and up until that point we were doing really well. Reality TV World: So did you kind of consider it a surprise that you went out when you did? Allie Smith: Yeah, I think anyone is surprised. But definitely, going from highest of highs to lowest of lows that quick shows how luck-based it is and it was an exact switch in the order, first to last, from the leg before. So yeah, I would say we were definitely shocked and just sad we couldn't continue in the fun journey. Reality TV World: It was a little hard to follow, but seemed like there were a few different things in this last leg that helped do you in. What happened, was it all basically all caused by your taxi driver not knowing where the incense Detour task was? Steve Smith: That definitely started it. We were asking questions throughout the whole show to local people and all that, and it helped us the whole way and it got us as far as we could. The trust of people, they were great, and we trusted this guy and it didn't work out. He really didn't know where he was going. It still didn't hurt us because we were with Dan and Jordan at the temple together when we got the cab. The only thing I wish is that they had stole our cab, because they would have been the ones that got lost and we would have ended up finding it. We felt it was a bad cab day and that's what kind of hurt us the most. We wish we'd ended up getting out because of our own sake -- us doing something -- instead of a cab driver. It was disappointing. We weren't cocky, being in baseball, being a coach my whole life, I know you can be on an eight-game winning streak and all of the sudden you turn around and you haven't won a game for a week. I've always done it day-to-day, game-to-game. And same thing on the show, you never can think you're invincible so we never felt cocky or "we're going to win this." We knew it was going to be tough each leg. Reality TV World: So just to clarify, what was happening when your driver claimed you could just run the rest of the way to the temple? I know it turned out he was apparently thinking of the wrong place anyways, but how long were you actually running around out there, it looked like a lot more than 4-5 minutes. Allie Smith: No, yeah, that is what was funny. It was the wrong place, and the one that was the wrong place was a lot further than 4-5 minutes. It was just lots of miscommunication, but still lat that point we really weren't that much trouble, it was after that. We kept looking for the temple and just could not find it. Steve Smith: Yeah, there was a traffic jam and we felt like we could run with anyone and we saw Louie and Mike were ahead of us, and Dan and Jordan, so when we got out Dan and Jordan followed. But we told our cab driver follow us and we'll meet you up there, and he did, so we have to give him credit for that. We were still okay at that point, we had just saw Mike and Louie so they weren't that far ahead even though they went in a cab. We knew we were still okay then. Reality TV World: There was another point right after that where you asked your driver if he finally knew where he was going and he seemed to say no and then you asked him to clarify what he said and he suddenly said "no problem" -- were you aware of that at the time? Steve Smith: Yeah, yeah. Like I said, I was used to this because throughout the show, asking people, you can kind of get the feel for what they know and how they know it, and if they don't do they ask someone else. What happened was we just finally said "Okay, do you know how to get to this other place?" and he said "Yes. And we said "Let's just do it, let's get out of here and go find the other place with the flags balancing." He took us there and once he was parked over there waiting for us, all of the sudden he just took off. I mean he just took off on us. And so after the flag we got another cab driver who was, I don't know, pretty slow and everything. So it just was a bad cab day, believe me. Reality TV World: It looked like you guys had actually originally wanted to do the flagpole Detour task but had changed your mind once you found out Louis and Michael were going to be doing the incense task. Was that actually the case, and if so, what made you change your mind? Allie Smith: Well at that point our taxi driver said I don't know where either one is, so we really didn't care which Detour we did, we just wanted to get to whichever one he knew we were going to. But later he did know where the flagpole one was, so it was all just a very bizarre situation. So it was more following Mike and Louie because our taxi driver didn't know either way. We were like, "Okay, we'll just go stay with the pack and hopefully they get lost and we'll get lost and if they go to the right place we'll go to the right place." Steve Smith: He had a cell phone so he was calling [for information]. He actually said "I got it, I got it now." [But] he never did, he didn't have it, but he said it, and like Allie said, we trusted him and it was the wrong guy to trust. Reality TV World: How much time do you think you guys lost with all that craziness going on? Steve Smith: You know we still don't know. We don't know because even though we got back to the temple, we were surprised that Dan and Jordan were still there. Allie and I, we took all the candles up the stairs fast -- I mean we made up a little time there, got it all lit up and knew we were oh, about 20 minutes behind. And it was just the start of the Race so we felt like that was okay, we were still all right. And then we go down and now the other cab driver, he's gone, someone said "Yeah, he said he had to take a lunch break." So it took us another about 15 minutes to find another cab, and that cab driver drove a mile and did a U-turn, and I just said, "Are you kidding me?" So now this is our third cab driver. And this guy, he was funny, he was pretty funny. It was an old guy and I was trying to tell him it was a race, and again, we weren't going to yell at anybody, that's his job and all that. But we did say, "It's a race, can you go a little faster?" And he said, "Well, I'm 75 years old, I'm old." It was like okay, we didn't say to run there. We just said to step on the pedal a little. So at that point we just went, "Oh my gosh, it's just one of those days!" But we still knew there was a couple of more things to do and we were surprised how fast [it went]. All of the sudden it was the coconuts and bang, it was over. It was one of the quickest ones and the wrong one to make a mistake like that. Reality TV World: Do you have any idea about how far behind Dan and Jordan you ended up arriving at the Pit Stop? Allie Smith: See, I really don't know. I was asking Dan this yesterday, he guessed 15 minutes. I thought it was a little longer than that. But timing on the Race, you're never looking at your watch, you never really know, and we never really found out. Steve Smith: Well if it was only 15 minutes, then... Allie Smith: That's what he thought, I think it's a little longer. Steve Smith: Yeah, well, the coconuts. Okay, you talk about breaks and getting lucky, Allie must have thrown 120 of those coconuts. I mean we heard Dan and Jordan, they found the right coconut right away... Allie Smith: No, no, they messed up and took time. Steve Smith: Yeah. Well, we sat there. Pour Allie, I was telling her if she's a pitcher I'd have taken her out of the game. She threw too many coconuts. (laughs) Reality TV World: She exceeded her pitch count. Steve Smith: Yeah, just give us a break. That comes down to luck right there, she could have grabbed the first coconut and got it and who knows how close it would have been. Skill-wise, the whole show we were good, we did everything that we did and the luck part, flip a coin. It could go any way for any team. Reality TV World: What happened when you guys lost your backpacks -- had there been something on the clue that gave you reason to think you'd be going back there after delivering the bananas or did you just lose track of them because you were focused on carrying the bananas? Allie Smith: It was just an honest mistake. When we were in the helicopter we didn't have our backpacks they were, I don't know, in the back of the helicopter or whatever. And then I think we just had it in our heads they still had our backpacks or something and once we got the clue and got to the tortoises really quickly it didn't even cross our minds. When we were doing the mile and half walk, it just literally did not cross our minds. And then when we finally saw Dan and Jordan with their backpacks we were like, "Oh, we did get them back!" It was just an honest you're trying to go as fast as you can in the Race mistake. Steve Smith: If that would have cost us, I'd have felt real bad. But actually, it almost helped us because those bananas weighed about 30 pounds and without having the backpack for Allie, she was doing everything she can to hold on to those bananas for a mile and a half without the backpack. And having to put it on your shoulders, it might have hindered her anyways. So we're looking at it as almost a good thing and we knew we had enough clothes, we had the passport, we had the money -- we had everything we needed. We were just right there, the boat had just started [when we noticed], so we could have easily went back and probably finished in second or third place. But at the time we were going for it, we were going for first place and we had everything so it didn't hurt us. And when we saw we were going to Malaysia on the next leg we knew it was hot and we had everything so actually it was kind of a bonus because we didn't have to carry backpacks around so we were okay. Reality TV World: So you don't think not having the backpacks played any role in coming in last in the next leg, it sounds like. Allie Smith: They had nothing... Steve Smith: No, it had nothing to do with it. Reality TV World: It wasn't a situation where you couldn't afford to buy a map that might have been helpful or anything like that because you'd had to spent some of your money replacing something that had been in the backpacks? Allie Smith: No. Steve Smith: Well see the maps, we had maps because when you go to the next leg you're responsible. We didn't know we were going to Malaysia so we got on the computer and got all that stuff. So, no, we had probably more information of where we were going than anyone, because we were the first one out [of the Pit Stop on the Seychelles] and we got right on the computer. Everyone caught up obviously because of the boat and we started all over, but no, it had [nothing to do with it]. It actually helped us because we didn't have anything to lug around Reality TV World: Steve, you seemed to get a couple of extra pieces of clothing from Louie and Michael, but Allie, we didn't see you get anything from any of the other women racers. Did they give you anything that the episode just didn't show or were they just really focused on the competition and not willing to help you out or what was the situation there? Allie Smith: It didn't matter because we didn't go anywhere cold, but I met an American girl in the Seychelles airport who gave me some of her clothes. So that was what I was going off of, but it didn't matter because we went somewhere warm and got out. Steve Smith: But if we'd continued it would have helped. She had -- the girl was great, the girl gave her everything. She had a jacket, she had long pants, she had everything we needed. Even if we were going to a cold place next we were fine. Yeah, I want to thank Mike really for giving me his underwear, like I was going to wear them. (laughs) I appreciate that. Allie Smith: (laughs) Steve Smith: I had my own underwear. Mike did give us a small backpack which helped us to put the extra stuff in, so that was the best thing they gave us. Clothes-wise, I definitely didn't have anything of theirs or anyone else's, and we didn't need it, we didn't want to ask. But it was nice that backpack that Mike gave us, that was a big thing because I would have had to have bought it instead. So no clothing, it was a backpack, and I sent Louie's underwear back to him so I hope he got them back. Reality TV World: The last few episodes have featured Louis and Michael being pretty vocal about Carol and Brandy being negative people and wanting them out of the game and they have even gone as far as to claim all the other teams felt the same way. What was your own opinion of the women, did you also want them gone like Louis and Michael have claimed? Steve Smith: Well we didn't -- you know when he said "everybody" they would probably show a clip of everyone saying it [if they had it]. So no, everyone wasn't say it. Well, I can't speak for everyone else, but Allie and I weren't saying anything about that. I remember the one time Mike said "everybody" wanted Joe and Heidi out and then Louie said, "Yeah, you mean Steve and Allie?" Well, then if that was the case they would have had a tape on that and [showed] that. But I definitely probably said I that I was happy it was them and not us because they were thinking about U-Turning Allie and I instead of Joe and Heidi. So getting back to Carol and Brandy, no. We got along with -- look it, Allie's so nice that everyone got along with Allie. My goodness, everyone used to walk over and talk to her, she kind of calmed a lot of people down and everything. Allie Smith: It sounds very diplomatic but the fact that we were a male/female team [and] two different generations, we really did connect with the most amount of people. And you know, Carol and Brandy were an intelligent, strong team but I never found them to be mean. Steve Smith: Yeah. Reality TV World: So do you think [Louie and Mike] are being honest, or do you think that basically just considered Carol and Brandy a strong team and they just really want them out for that reason? Steve Smith: Yes, we thought every team was strong. It wasn't like, "Well we've got to get team." I didn't think anyone was stronger than anyone else. If wasn't like, "We've got to get them out because we can't beat them." I thought we could stay with any of the teams, so for us we felt we didn't have to get somebody out. We just said, "Let's get somebody out, who cares what team it is." Because another group out will keep us in. And in fact [Cord McCoy] came down to Spring Training. He was in uniform and took a little batting practice with us about three weeks ago. I'm in Chicago now, we had Opening Day yesterday and [Jeff Schroeder] is here, I'm going to go out with him. We just felt that one of the things this show gave us is life-long friends. We get along with all of them. When we hear Mike and Louie talking, popping off [on the show] and all that, we're kind of shocked. Because you didn't hear that when you were around them, and then behind closed doors they say things like I wish they would have said. That's the point with all those guys, we still talk to all of them. Reality TV World: How did you get on the show, how were you cast on it? Allie Smith: We applied. It was my dad's first year out of baseball and I hadn't seen a father/daughter team in a long time. I'm a big fan of the show and never thought they'd actually call, but [they did]! Steve Smith: The video, when people say how do you get on the show, I've talked to a lot of people who want to get on, I say go do like we did. I was just as shocked as anyone else that they picked us. So it's legit as it can. That's what I loved about the whole show. They don't tell you anything. It's great, I mean it's legit. The whole thing, The Amazing Race is as legit as you can. People sometimes think, "Oh, they're setting things up." No, it's the real deal. And I'll tell you what, [The Amazing Race co-creator and executive producer Bertram van Munster] was great and the people that run the show, it is [great]. And for me to be on the show and be in baseball, it had to be a first-class show like this.
Allie Smith just had surgery to remove the cancer in her body. Constant prayers for her.
It's looking good that the surgery removed all my cancer... thanks for the prayers everyone! God is good.
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Drugs beginning with "I"
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The GENERIC NAME is the scientific name of the medicine. It is printed above the brand name of the drug on the drug label. For your convinence we have included all the brand names of a drug in the write up about that particular drug. If you are finding it difficult to search the drug by its generic name, just type in the brand name in the search box on top of this page to help you locate the particular drug information page.
The Qmedicine editorial team wants to reitirate that the information herein is to the best of our knowledge and the list will be dynamically updated as more and more information and patient feedback becomes available.


text: On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 04:22:13PM -0700, John Vert wrote: > V1 ("Windows Compute Cluster Server 2003") uses > WinsockDirect. High-speed interconnects like Infiniband plug into > this stack through the existing WinsockDirect provider interface. Ah. It's still considerably slower than real native support. > V2 ("Windows HPC Server 2008", coming soon) introduces a new > provider interface called NetworkDirect which maps much better to > the hardware. So far we are seeing excellent performance and the 2 > microsecond latency quoted earlier is one example. OK, so how about a test sensitive to overhead? Like mpi-multibw? Latency isn't a very good test because most programs don't just ping-pong between 2 processes. They send to a bunch of neighbors at once. I could easily believe that it's better than V1. But most people want to know if it's as fast as what they're used to. > Our V2 job scheduler also has a lot of performance improvements. If > you care about how long the scheduler takes to submit, allocate, > reserve, and activate a 1,000+ CPU job, I think you'll like > that. This is really nothing to do with "Linux clusters" as it's > largely a job scheduler issue and most job schedulers support > multiple platforms. Then why the slam against slow Linux cluster startup times in a blog and presentations? -- greg


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Queen's Brian May, Freddie the Fox and fans of both gather to celebrate wildlife, stand-up to protect the badger
A cathedral full of Queen fans and animal welfare supporters can mean only one thing – an event staged by legendary rock guitarist and wildlife campaigner Brian May.
The International Fund for Animal Welfare UK team was invited to take part in Brian's 'Wildlife Rocks' event recently, in Guildford, Surrey.
It was a great opportunity to join together with lots of other animal welfare groups to celebrate wildlife and make people aware of important animal welfare issues.
Around 2,500 people of all ages attended Wildlife Rocks to find out more about animals while enjoying live music, readings and other entertainment.
There was particular emphasis on British wildlife and some of the threats they face and IFAW took along its UK mascot, Freddie the Fox, to meet the public and help spread the message that we need to protect the ban on hunting with dogs to stop foxes, hares and deer from being chased and torn apart for so-called 'sport'.
IFAW and other groups also used the opportunity to make members of the public aware of the imminent threat to another icon of British wildlife – the badger. Unless they receive a last-minute reprieve, around 70% of UK badgers could be cruelly shot in a cull aimed at reducing incidents of bovine TB in cattle.
Such a cull would go against the views of the overwhelming majority of the UK public who wish to see British wildlife protected. A Guardian newspaper poll found more than 90% of people opposed to such slaughter and this was certainly evident in the conversations we had with concerned members of the public at the weekend.
IFAW is horrified by plans to kill badgers in a cruel manner, based on scientific reasoning which we and others believe to be fundamentally flawed.
We are very concerned that the proposed cull method, licensed free-shooting by farmers, has never been tested before and raises several serious animal welfare and conservation concerns. The cull would not be selective and healthy animals are likely to be killed unnecessarily; badgers may be injured or suffer slow, agonising deaths because they are killed by inexperienced shooters.
More humane and efficient alternatives are available to address the problem, such as vaccination of badgers, which has been adopted as a solution in Wales.
Eminent scientists and wildlife experts have stated their opposition to this proposed cull because it will not significantly reduce incidents of bovine TB. Many believe that rather than reducing the disease's prevalence, culling badgers could actually help to spread it further. Elimination of badgers in one area will simply lead others to take over their territory, thus increasing the movements of badgers from one area to another. The use of non-professional shooters may also lead to injured or scared badgers fleeing their usual territory and potentially infecting new areas.
There will be more news from IFAW soon on our work with Brian May and other groups to protect the British badger for future generations.


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All, this was originally posted in two parts on MCB, but Nobody wisely suggested posting here as well. So hang on, it's windy:
Some questions for you:
1. What exactly causes bolt nibble?
2. Does anyone know what type of stainless AGD used for their bolts, specifically, the L10? Am guessing 300 series, but that could be wild.
3. Does anyone know the RC hardness of the classic L7 sears? I'm not concerned about the cad coating, just the sear itself. It's plenty hard. A regular steel file will skate on it, unlike the L6 sears. A good file will cut, but not hungrily.
I ask this because all of my mags (classics) have bolt nibble, except for my L6 mag. That one, despite coming to me in nasty fashion, had an absolutely perfect sear, and a perfect bolt. The thing was used heavily before I got it, and heavily after, and there was never any hint that any wear was taking place.
On the other hand, all of my L7 mags have nibbled bolts. Some of them are just slightly nibbled, while others look like they've spent considerable time in a garbage disposal.
This all came from an episode a while back wherein I switched from the L6 sear to an L7 sear on a classic with L10 bolt.
Previously, the L6 sear and L10 bolt got along famously. Both mating surfaces were glassy smooth, case after case after case after case.
But there was another issue so I put in the L7 sear and, after one day of play, the L10 bolt was really chewed up, and so was the sear.
Now the irony is that the L7 sear was brand spanking new. Never used. And of course, the L10 bolt was perfect.
So I started really looking at my other mags, and sure enough, all the L7 combos had bolt nibble, from slight to great, with no exceptions, and all are running bone stock. Mags that came to me in superb condition had it out of the box.
So I decided to do some closer looking. First, I cleaned up the bolt lips. Don't worry, it was done correctly. I then cleaned up the sears. Then I started mixing and matching, but only firing a couple of shots before breaking them down.
Sure enough, in every case, the L7 sears (and I mean every single one of them) began to nibble at the bolts. Made no difference what frame, body, rail combo was made, they all did it.
However, the L6 sear, when applied first to these same bolts, produced no wear whatsoever. Cleaned up bolts stayed clean with the L6 sear. Made no difference whether it was the old short foamy bolt, long nose bolts, L10 bolt, all of them stayed perfect. But as soon as any of the cleaned up L7 sears were dropped in, they all got nibbled, even after a couple of shots.
This, ladies and gents, is what we call a mystery.
So I really began looking at the sears. Already noted (on MCB) that there were some significant differences between the L6 and L7 sears in terms of geometry. But I went back and really looked again, and the two are different in other notable respects. First, the mating surface of the lip catch is nearly flat on the L6, but is markedly convex on the L7. And second, the L6 sear is significantly softer than the L7.
I did several tests with cleaned up edges and noted that a single shot will not produce bolt nibble. But it will, however, cause a tiny tear-out in the sear. That tear-out will then nibble the bolt further, which will in turn return the favor, and so on until both are ugly again.
Now all this is on a very small scale. My guess is that a lot of folk don't even pay attention to it, so long as the marker functions. But that kind of stuff really bugs me. It shouldn't be happening on any scale. There is no good reason for this to be taking place. And it certainly makes no sense that a relatively inexpensive sear should destroy an expensive bolt. The cheaper of the two should be the 'disposable' item in theory, but in reality, neither should be a disposable item.
There is absolutely no good reason why these shouldn't be able to get a million cycles at least. This is a wonderful marker, and I don't tend to get sentimental about such things. It's just a shame that this should be a weak link.
And based on the complete lack of any wear evidenced by the L6 sear, the problem lies in some aspect of the L7 sear, either in design or in execution. The L6 sear has it's own design flaw in terms of geometry, and is a rare item besides, so that's out as a fix.
We know that even the L6 sears were consciously made harder than the bolt in order to determine wear. And it is certainly the case that the L7 sear is even harder.
My hypothesis is as follows: The L7 sear, possibly owing to geometry of the catch surface, and likely owing to the excessive hardness, is getting injured by the bolt on the return phase. The convex face was likely designed to more closely match the curvature of the inside of the bolt lip, but it translates to a lot more force being applied to a small contact area, creating a stress point.
The higher hardness means that the L7 sear is not as 'tough' as its older cousin, and under shock (as with bolt cycle) is therefore more prone to chipping than to simple plastic deformation.
My guess is that at some point in the cycle, probably on the return phase, the bolt is dropping down over that catch and causing a tiny chip in the edge. Then, when the bolt goes forward, that edge chip gets caught by the forward travel of the bolt, which then gouges up the top land of the sear. Under magnification the gouge looks like it has been violently torn out, rather than smoothly displaced. Those gouges look like dragon teeth, and no doubt are responsible for chewing the bolt, no pun intended.
What I want to do is to sacrifice an L7 sear and temper the hardness down to something similar to the L6. If I can get a precise hardness for the L6, and further determine what sort of steel is used for the sear, it will be a simple affair. Even if precise hardness or composition remains a mystery I can get it pretty close.
I will then see if the issue remains. If it does, I will then modify the catch geometry to match the L6. If that works, I will then modify the geometry on a fully hardened L7 sear and test again in order to isolate the problem.
What do you all think? And please, let's not have a chorus of voices warning against messing with sears. I am going to mess with some sears, rest assured. It will be done carefully, but it will be done.
I'd appreciate your wealth of knowledge to ensure it goes (more) smoothly.
My thanks.


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If you've ever seen a shutoff switch located just outside an information technology (IT) room, you may have wondered who in their right mind would install a backup power system for a critical operations space like an IT room and put a shutoff switch near the door to that same room. Does the fact that the NEC requires such an arrangement mean we've found an error in the Code? Actually, it's not an error.
The reason for this requirement would be very clear to you if you were part of a fire response team arriving at the scene with your water hose. Shutting off the main power prevents electrocution in the rest of the building, but inside the IT room you would face energized loads supplied by the UPS. Without an exterior switch, you would need to enter the room to de-energize the loads. Fire personnel don't have time to search for sources of power — and any guesswork could prove lethal. As a result, the signage required by 702.8(A) explaining the location of the UPS is simply not adequate. Emergency response personnel need to enter the IT room without wasting time.
What about loss of IT function? During a fire, that's the least of your worries. The rest of the time you can reduce the chance of unauthorized shutdowns with breakaway locks and proper signage. However, compliance with Art. 645 involves more than installing an exterior shutoff switch. In addition to protecting fire personnel, the requirements of this Article seek to reduce the spread of fire and smoke by requiring such things as fire-resistant walls and separate HVAC systems for IT rooms. A large percentage of Figure 1 also addresses a common IT room feature: the raised floor.
When Art. 645 applies. What exactly is an IT room? The NEC does not define one, but NFPA 75, Standard for the Protection of Electronic Computer/Data-Processing Equipment, gives us some insight. An IT room is an enclosed area specifically designed to comply with the construction and fire protection provisions of NFPA 75, which defines an IT room and describes the construction requirements of the room.
Art. 645 1 gives us the electrical requirements for an IT room. Does this mean that if you have IT equipment you must create an NFPA 75- and NEC 645-compliant IT room? No. An IT room is not required. Rather, it is something that may be desired by the designer or owner. Because it allows less stringent wiring methods than would normally be required, an IT room is often desired, but never required.
Art. 645 applies only to wiring and equipment located within an IT room that complies with Art. 645 — not to all wiring associated with IT equipment. Art. 645 covers equipment, power-supply wiring, and interconnecting wiring of IT equipment and systems in an IT room, but only if that room:
Has a disconnecting means compliant with 645.10.
Has a dedicated heating/ventilating/air-conditioning (HVAC) system and is separated from other areas of the occupancy.
Contains only listed IT equipment.
Is occupied only by persons needed for the maintenance and operation of IT equipment.
Is separated from other occupancies by fire-resistant rated walls, floors, and ceilings with protected openings.
What if you don't want to comply with the rules above? Simple. Don't call it an IT room, and follow the rest of the NEC. Just be mindful that you will not be able to take advantage of the allowances of Art. 645.
Supply circuits and interconnecting cables. Each branch-circuit conductor for data-processing equipment must have an ampacity not less than 125% of the total connected load [645.5].
In addition to hard wiring IT equipment, you can connect data-processing equipment to a branch circuit by either a flexible cord or a cord set assembly, as long as you follow these two rules:
A flexible cord must be no longer than 15 feet with an attachment plug.
A cord set assembly, where run on the surface of the floor, must be protected against physical damage.
To interconnect data processing units, use cables listed for IT equipment. Where exposed to physical damage, the interconnecting cables must be protected by a means approved by the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ).
You can install receptacles and run power cables, communications cables, connecting cables, and interconnecting cables under raised floors — but only if the installation meets these conditions:
- Construction
The raised floor must be of suitable construction, and the area under the floor must be accessible.
- Wiring methods
Branch-circuit wiring methods must be securely fastened in place per 300.11.
- Raceways
You must also install the branch circuits for receptacles or hard wired equipment in one of the following kinds of raceway: rigid metal conduit, rigid nonmetallic conduit, intermediate metal conduit, electrical metallic tubing, electrical nonmetallic tubing, metal wireway, nonmetallic wireway, surface metal raceway with metal cover, nonmetallic surface raceway, flexible metal conduit, liquidtight flexible metal conduit, liquidtight flexible nonmetallic conduit, Type MI cable, Type MC cable, or Type AC cable (Fig. 1 above).
You can use nonmetallic raceways within the raised floor area because this space is neither subject to physical damage nor required to comply with the environmental airspace requirements of 300.22(C). Although it seems strange to install nonmetallic raceways in an air handling space, it is not prohibited because the air does not mix with the rest of the building. When you think about it, if there is a fire inside of the IT room the noxious gases emitted by nonmetallic wiring methods will only affect the IT room itself, which is not occupied by people on a regular basis [645.4(4)].
- Ventilation
Ventilation in the underfloor area must be for the IT room only and arranged so air circulation will cease upon the detection of fire or products of combustion.
- Protection
Openings in raised floors must protect cables against abrasions.
- Cables
You must use Type DP (Data Processing) cable, except for:
Cables enclosed in a raceway.
Interconnecting cables listed and installed with equipment manufactured prior to July 1, 1994.
Signal or communications cables of the following types: Type TC [Art. 336]; Types CL2, CL3, and PLTC [Art. 725]; Types NPLF and FPL [Art. 760]; Types OFC and OFN [Art. 770]; Type CM [Art. 800]; Type CATV [Art. 820].
Signaling and communications cables installed within the raised floor area in an IT room aren't required to be plenum rated (Fig. 2 above).
Conductors with green or green with one or more yellow stripes, insulated 4 AWG and larger, and marked "for use in cable trays" or "CT use" are permitted for equipment grounding (bonding) of the raised floor parts.
- Abandoned cables
Remove these, unless they are in metal raceways.
You know to secure branch circuit supply conductors in place [300.11 and 645.5(D)(2)], but what about IT cables? Art. 645 does not require you to secure power, communications, connecting, or interconnecting cables that are part of listed IT equipment (Fig. 3 below). You may decide to secure them in place for other reasons, and the NEC certainly won't stand in the way of doing that.
If signaling and communications cables extend beyond the IT room, install them per the applicable Art. [645.6]:
Signaling circuits, Art. 725.
Fire alarm circuits, Art. 760.
Fiber optic cable, Art. 770.
Communications circuits, Articles 800 through 820.
If wiring systems penetrate the fire-resistant room boundary, seal them per 300.21.
Disconnecting means. Earlier, we mentioned an exterior shutoff. What exactly are the requirements?
A disconnecting means must disconnect power to IT equipment in the IT room and to dedicated HVAC systems that serve the room. When you have a UPS in an IT room, you must install a disconnecting means per 645.10. This must disconnect power to all UPS systems within the IT room — and it must disconnect all supply and output circuits, and the battery, from its load [645.11].
The control(s) for the disconnecting means must be grouped, identified, and located so as to be readily accessible at the principal exit doors. You can use a single means to control the electronic equipment and HVAC systems. If you use a button as a means to disconnect power, pushing it "in" must disconnect the power.
The typical means of establishing the control function of the disconnect is through the use of a normally open (NO) momentary pushbutton at each principal exit door. Pressing the emergency button closes the contacts and opens the shunt-trip circuit breaker(s), thereby turning off all power.
Grounding (bonding). Metal parts of an IT room must be grounded (bonded) to an effective ground-fault current path, per Part VI of Art. 250, with an equipment grounding (bonding) conductor of a type specified in 250.118 [250.4(A)(3)].
If an IT room has isolated ground receptacles, ensure they are grounded (bonded) to an effective ground-fault current path per 250.146(D) and 406.2(D). If they are "grounded" to a separate ground rod and not to an effective ground fault current path, they are an electrocution hazard and probably a source of electrical noise. They also violate all accepted electrical standards including the NEC [250.4(A)(5)].
Two goals. Some requirements of Art. 645 seem to conflict with the purpose of having an IT room to begin with. But remember, the NEC isn't an engineering manual — it's a people and property protection standard [90.1].
IT rooms have special requirements for two reasons: to protect fire personnel from backup power sources and to reduce the spread of fire/smoke.
As you perform design and installation work for IT rooms, always keep these two goals in mind. Doing so will help you correctly interpret and apply the requirements of Art. 645.


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From the archives… Greg Giraldo: Born to Mock
(Originally published Dec. 2005)
Comedy saved him from the clutches of corporate law. Now, who's going to save the world from Greg Giraldo?
Moments before Greg Giraldo arrives on the New York City set of his show, the producers fill no fewer than seven stage monitors with a brief best-of reel of the comic's recent TV appearances. For hardcore stand-up fans, the clips are an entertaining review. For those less familiar with the veteran comic's work, the segments serve as a primer– an appetizer to prep the audience members' tummies so they can properly digest Giraldo's caustic, scathing assault on the country's politics and social idiosyncrasies.
The tall, slightly scruffy comic eventually takes to his area of the set where black pillars and a black picket like fence loosely surround his modest throne. Dressed in a chocolate-hue blazer, black print tee and distressed jeans, he looks confident — and a bit slimmer in person — studying index cards, penning notes and chatting with the crew who move furiously to make last minute adjustments. The space mimics a downtown Manhattan lounge. Some guests sit on faux- suede or tan-leather couches with squat red lamps nearby. Some perch on pillow-lined bleachers. Still others hang out at small tables adorned with martini glasses.
It's a delicate place for a guy who doesn't immediately present himself as such. After all, he's made a name for himself barbing other comics and our nation's more questionable residents. He was a writer and regular panelist on Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn. He jabbed Pamela Anderson on her Comedy Central roast and toured with Dave Attell for his Insomniac tour, where, on stage, he berated women for wearing "clit-hugger" jeans and got red in the face over restaurants that trivialize death by offering "death-by-chocolate" desserts. But for the anger and frustration Giraldo shows and for the amount of success the man has had, he's sure to keep it all in perspective.
"My whole career has been a long, gradual two steps forward, one step back type of thing," Giraldo says days before this particular taping from his office at Screen Gems Studios. "But each year it's improved and it's all moving in the right direction."
His current full-time gig at Comedy Central, no doubt, has helped him in that direction. The interstitial Friday Night with Greg Giraldo runs two-and-half hours and features an opening monologue, interviews with other comics, hilarious field pieces and of course, Greg tossing to taped stand-up specials. "I've been loving doing it," he says "It's a quiet little corner of TV. But I'm not going to fool anyone into thinking it's an organic show. If you don't like puppets, you're not going to like the episode with Jeff Dunham. There's nothing much you can do about that."
Two days after the taping, Giraldo is playing to a packed room at Carolines in Times Square. It's an amazing thing to see a comic so raw and unforgiving who can still find a way to create a cohesive hour of comedy. He lets "fuck" and most variations thereof fly somewhat liberally. He's careful, however, not to let his masterful command of profanity become the show. Giraldo's appeal, rather, comes from his presentation. His hostile-meets-matter-of-fact style of couching jokes leaves you barely aware that he's performing and not just spontaneously spewing the things he bottled up that day
Most times, he doesn't even attempt to smoothly transition between bits. Rather, he peppers his set with audible pauses like "let's see" and "what else?" as if he's checking off a mental list of things pissing him off. His controlled ranting allows him to work in a gem like, "any sex that doesn't end with you limping out of the rectory," and has him renaming the adductor-workout machine — that's the contraption that works the inner thighs and thus puts females in seemingly compromising positions – "the twat spreader."
During his set, he also finds time to fire back at the audience, a solid mix of tourists and true Giraldo fans. At one point a group of twenty-somethings shout out the phrase "underwear goes inside the pants," the name of a song by techno artist Lazyboy (aka Soren Nystrom Rasted) in which some of Greg's best bits act as lyrics. Giraldo tells the group — as nicely as possible — to pipe down and proceeds to explain to the rest of the room that he hasn't seen one dime for the song; eventually, he calls Rasted "some Danish cocksucker."
And one bit in particular took on a slightly heavier meaning, if you cared to read into it and just happened to know that Greg was minutes away from turning 40. It was one of his classics about how watching MTV Cribs is depressing, especially when "I'm 39 years old sitting on my bed slash sofa" and the pop stars the show features are half that age bragging about their giant manses and fleet of Bentleys.
The way Giraldo tells it, most of what he says in his act, unless it's drenched in unmasked irony, is based in truth. So telling that joke must have had an effect on him. After the show, he stands tucked away at the side of the room, sipping a bottle of water. "I'm doing my after-show hyperventilation," he says. "I just turned 40 three minutes ago."
During interviews and on stage, Giraldo has made no secret of his hard-living ways on the road and the way in which it has affected — and, infected — his home life. Greg's been married seven years (to a former Carolines waitress) and has three sons– ages five, three and nearly two.
"Turning 40 has affected me much more dramatically than I would've expected," he says. "I've made some pretty drastic lifestyle changes recently. With that has come real reflection."
"I would go on the road and live like a fucking maniac," he continues. "That's just the way it was. And then eventually it starts bleeding into your regular life. At first, it starts out on the road and it's no big deal. So you keep denying that you're about to destroy your children's lives because it's happening in Phoenix as opposed to home. Slowly but surely though, it starts impacting everything and then you have decisions to make."
"There's part of me that wants to be an uninhibited, unrestrained lunatic doing whatever I want. Frankly, that was a lot of the fun of it at the beginning. You hear people make grand artistic statements about why they love stand-up. But really, you're choosing to tell dick jokes in a nightclub for a living. So if you go on the road and get fucked up all the time, you have to take everything that comes with that. You can't have it both ways. You have to be a reasonable adult or a maniacal party road machine."
So which way is Greg leaning these days? "It finally dawned on me," he says. "I didn't know if I wanted to be a guy with three kids. Then I realized I was a guy with three kids. So you can be a guy with three kids and an asshole or you can be a guy with three kids who's trying to do the best possible thing. So I'm trying that. It's time to grow up and be a good man, husband and parent. That's a tall order for fuck-up traveling comic."
"On the brighter side, I feel pretty good about where I am both professionally and personally," he says. "My new lifestyle has brought a lot more joy and peace into my home. I keep getting better and funnier. I've also gotten a lot more confident and a tiny bit more comfortable in my own skin. And I jerk off less."
Raised in a predominantly Irish lower-middle-class neighborhood in Queens, N.Y., Giraldo was urged by his immigrant parents (dad Alfonso is Colombian and mom Dolores is Spanish) to go to college. Alfonso worked for the financially volatile Pan Am in the 1970s and suffered pay cuts and a less-than-stable work environment. So his advice to Greg was to find a job that would always be there, something where he could eventually work for himself.
Having graduated from Columbia University with an English degree and then Harvard Law School in 1990, Greg was well on his way. He even practiced corporate law in Manhattan for a year before quitting. "It was a ridiculous, absurd belief that I could ever pull that off," he says. "Everyone agreed that I would not become the kind of person you'd want in charge of anyone else's affairs."
Out for lunch one day while working at the law firm, Greg auditioned for a role in the off-Broadway play Tony n' Tina's Wedding. While he didn't get the part, the improvised sketch character he did at the audition got plenty of laughs. And at the director's suggestion, Greg started performing at open mics.
A few years into his stand-up career, Giraldo landed a deal with ABC to write and star in his own sitcom. Common Law, in which Greg played John Alvarez, a capable but irreverent attorney, premiered in September 1996. The network cut the show after four episodes. "My acting was an abomination," he has said. "I want to go back in time and slap myself."
The canceling of the show didn't ground him for long. Greg took to honing his stand-up chops and became the skilled performer he is today. He would later land appearances on Late Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien and became a popular Comedy Central Roast comic, skewering not only Pamela Anderson but also Jeff Foxworthy and Chevy Chase.
Now more than 13 years into his stand-up career, Giraldo is in a place most comics would kill for. Though, Greg is still always up for dismembering any trace of ego with sarcasm and self-deprecation. "You have to understand that I'm extremely talented," he says. "For me there is no downside. But for lesser beings, there's fear and insecurity about the future. They worry about how long this can go on. Those people constantly question themselves and their abilities. But for me, I don't sense any of those things. It's just progress and roses."
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