text: At 06:35 AM 3/24/2006, Eugen Leitl wrote: >From: jmmckel at attglobal.net > >----- Forwarded message from "John McKelvey jmmckel%x%attglobal.net" ><owner-chemistry at ccl.net> ----- > >From: "John McKelvey jmmckel%x%attglobal.net" <owner-chemistry at ccl.net> >Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2006 09:28:57 -0500 >To: "Leitl, Eugen -id#3h6-" <eugen at leitl.org> >Subject: CCL: Wireless cluster >Reply-To: CCL Subscribers <chemistry at ccl.net> > >Sent to CCL by: John McKelvey [jmmckel!^!attglobal.net] >Cheers! > >Please don't laugh, or maybe this is so funny [ridiculous?] that you'll >get a good laugh, and it will make your day! > >Anyway, I want to build a small linux cluster [6-8 total processors] but >don't have a lot of cooling in one place. Running wires would not be >practical, if not impossible Now, the application is extremely >coarse-grain, and only a very, very small amount of data gets moved >about once initialization of a job is done.. Can it be done "wireless?" Most definitely. As Verne quotes Arne Saknussemm,"Quod feci!" (or, depending on which translation: "Hod feci".. these things are important.. just like exponentiation as A^B or A**B, or 026 vs 029){and no, I don't know how to say it in West Saxon, yet} I used 802.11a wireless access points (Dlink D7000AP) in point-to-multipoint bridging mode on each node. Be very aware that data rates on wireless links (claims of tens of Mbps notwithstanding) are truly low. AND, there's a huge latency. Ping times for short packets) between nodes (with the nodes side by side) are in the 100 millisecond range for the first ping, then drop on successive pings to tens of milliseconds. First, the wireless channel is shared among all contenders, and they can only transmit one at a time. And there's not any centralized allocation of time slots. THink in terms of old style wired ethernet all on the same coax. Second, the packets all start at the low speed(2Mbps), and then change to the high speed in the middle of the packet, assuming propagation is good enough. Third, there's a fair amount of overhead on each packet (in terms of time) for synchronization sequences, settling time for the radios, etc. Fourth, there is a LOT of non-determinism in the packet timing. Don't be expecting to run NTP and synchronize your clocks to microseconds with wireless. However, except for speed, it works fairly well.. you can PXE boot across the wireless network from a NFS server, for instance. >Please share your laughs... > >Cheers.. >John McKelvey > James Lux, P.E. Spacecraft Radio Frequency Subsystems Group Flight Communications Systems Section Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mail Stop 161-213 4800 Oak Grove Drive Pasadena CA 91109 tel: (818)354-2075 fax: (818)393-6875


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Whitney Narrow
Stylistic Sets
Whitney Narrow takes advantage of Stylistic Sets, an OpenType feature that makes it easy to transform text with a single click.
Many fonts contain stylistic or functional variations of individual glyphs, commonly known as "alternates." When using such fonts, designers have traditionally had to hunt for these characters in a vast palette of glyphs, from which individual characters could be inserted, one at a time, into the text. OpenType fonts, when used in a type-savvy application, offer a much more convenient approach: related alternates can be grouped together as "Stylistic Sets," which when activated will render all the changes at once, throughout the selected text. Below are some of the Stylistic Sets we've created for Whitney Narrow, accessible in the Adobe Creative Suite, the Cloud.typography webfont dashboard, and other supporting applications.
Curved Punctuation
All proper typefaces include "smart quotes" that are differently inflected. In standard English usage, open quotes point up and into the beginning of the line, and closed quotes point down toward its end. In keeping with its contemporary style, Whitney Narrow reduces these forms from their dainty "66" and "99" to a pair of trim darts. Designers can reintroduce curved forms by invoking Stylistic Set 17, which alters the look of all the quote-shaped characters: the open and closed single quotes, double quotes, and baseline quotes, as well as the comma and semicolon.
Flat Terminals
One of Whitney Narrow's signature motifs is the angled terminal, which adds energy to the line by shearing certain strokes 9° out of plumb. Designers can quiet the fonts by activating Stylistic Set 1, which flattens these details wherever they appear. Since angled forms recur throughout Whitney Narrow's character set — in capital and lowercase letters, accents, numbers, punctuation, and symbols — activating this set changes a total of 231 characters in each font style, all in a single action.
Alternate Capitals
Some of Whitney Narrow's alternate characters are distinctive enough to change the complexion of the design. The center of an alternate W intersects not at a peak but with a dado joint, the tail of an alternate Q stops short of the baseline, an alternate U features an asymmetrical form reminiscent of calligraphic uncials, and an alternate M has fully vertical sides. Instead of selecting these characters individually from the glyph palette, use Whitney Narrow's Stylistic Sets to ensure that all related forms are employed together. Each of these alternate capitals has implications for the small caps, the accents, and even related alphabetic symbols such as trademark and servicemark.
Simplfied Roman Lowercase
Whitney Narrow's lowercase g follows the customary two-storey form, but Stylistic Set 14 offers a simplified single-storey alternate. A dubious but popular belief holds that single-storey letters are easier for children to read — presumably because they're easier to write — but simplified forms are more legible in environments that are too coarse to render the nuances of the more complex traditional form. Whitney Narrow's single-storey g is useful at small sizes (legal disclosures, ingredient lists, small package inserts), when printing on non-porous substrates (credit card backs, pharmaceutical labels, product indicia), and most especially on computer screens limited by size, resolution, or both.
Two-Storey Italics
Inversely, Stylistic Sets 8 and 9 replace the italic's traditional single-storey a and g with two-storey forms, correlating with the shapes in the roman. These two small changes can dramatically affect the timbre of the design, turning Whitney Narrow's polite and approachable cursive into a keen and insistent oblique. Such changes in tone can be especially useful when designing a wordmark, or any other piece of typography designed to be seen in isolation.

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GLENDALE, Ariz. — As far as recent results and what that may mean for team confidence, the Sharks might as well be looking in the mirror when they stare at the Phoenix Coyotes across the ice.
March hasn't been kind to either team — Phoenix being 0-4-1, the Sharks being only slightly better at 0-2-2.
So does Todd McLellan factor that into preparing his team for tonight's game, say contrasting this situation with the one in Dallas where the Stars were 7-0-1 coming into the contest?
"We won't go in and say specifically, 'This player's confident, this player isn't.' I don't know them well enough," McLellan said. "But the team game, the players will see some areas where maybe they've struggled. And they'll be doing the same thing in their locker room."
As far as his own team's confidence goes, McLellan said he was making a conscious effort on the bench in Dallas to let players when they were doing things right.
"They get kicked a lot for things they don't do (well)," he said. "Especially at this time when you're not winning many games, they need to know that the things they're doing well are recognized also because I think that encourages them to do it more."
The Sharks coach said he knows how he conducts himself on the bench can have an effect on players
"I think I'm part of the resilience factor, too," McLellan said. "They're going to read off of me and if my heads down at the bottom of the bench without getting clubbed, then they're going to see that. But it can't be artificial, it can't be manufactured. It has to be real."
(Nice that McLellan can still joke about that concussion during this ongoing skid, eh?)
*****The Sharks have now gone five games without a power play and McLellan said that's an overall reflection of how things have been going — and something that needs to change.
"We weren't sharp and when you're not sharp 5-on-5, you're usually not sharp on the power play. It's one of those ebbs and flows right now," he said of the 0-for-11 run during those five games.
"We need it to get over the hump. We've played a lot of one goal games lately. The penalty kill has been fairly good over the past few games and hasn't given up anything, so the power play has to make the difference," he added.
The team went over "different situations, different scenarios" at a morning meeting, McLellan said.
"Hopefully," he said, "tonight it comes to life and is the difference maker."
*****Antti Niemi gets the start in goal tonight and McLellan again noted that the more his No. 1 guy plays, the better he is.
"Where we had that real long travel trip and the three back to backs, he didn't play as often and it was probably his weakest point of the season," McLellan said. "If we could play him 82 games, he'd probably be fine, but he does need some rest."
Tonight's game is the first of three in four nights with serious travel so it's likely Thomas Greiss will start either in Edmonton or Calgary, but McLellan stopped short of saying that.
"We'll have to make some decisions as we go," was as far as he went.
*****He also stopped short of disclosing any lineup changes for tonight, but based on the fact Jim Vandermeer and Brad Winchester were the last two forwards (along with Marty Havlat, who's on IR) skating this morning, it's a good bet they won't be playing.
It also means TJ Galiardi probably will be back in the lineup after McLellan kept him out of the Dallas game, saying he felt the need to use Vandermeer and Winchester against the more sandpaper-like Stars.
So how did Galiardi, who came to the Sharks from Colorado at the trade deadline, react to being benched?
"You always want to be in the lineup and help the team win, but we were on a little bit of a skid and I figured they were just looking for a winning mix," he said today.
"It just happened to be my turn. It really wasn't a big deal and you just have to work hard to be ready when you get the chance."
So does he feel any extra burden, as one of the new guys, to help turn things around for the struggling Sharks?
"Not really," he said. "If you do that, you're just going to set yourself up for failure."
*****The Sharks haven't said anything yet, but word on the street and in the transactions is that James Sheppard has been recalled from Worcester where he was on a conditioning assignment.
Don't read too much into that.
Conditioning assignments have a finite end point in games or days. For Sheppard to stay in Worcester after that, he would have had to go through waivers and after all he's been through over the past two years, it's really unlikely the Sharks would risk having another team pick him up for nothing.
Besides there are no NHL roster size limits once the trade deadline passes, so it's an easy decision to keep him in San Jose even if he's deemed not ready for NHL action. That, of course, is where things do get interesting.


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Dorothy Felter
Dorothy Mae Hall Felter passed away on Sunday, June 2, 2013, at the age of 92. She was born on April 7, 1921 in Pleasant Run, NJ, to the late Norwood S. and Margaret Stevens Hall.
After graduating from Clinton High School in NJ in the Class of 1938, she went on to complete beauty school. She then married Edward E. Felter, Jr. in 1940. After raising her family, she worked at local dress factories, did clerical work at the Wyalusing School Office and did bookkeeping for Bradford County Action, retiring on her 79th birthday. Dorothy loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She enjoyed bowling with the Ottaviani Contacts team for many years and was an auxiliary member of the American Legion Post 534.
She is survived by her daughter, Pat Luttinen of Wyalusing; sons, Keith (Rosanne) Felter of Rome, Wayne Felter of Wyalusing and Glenn Felter and special friend Brenda Robinson of Wyalusing; sister, Ethel (Walter) Graham of Lebanon, NJ and a brother, Willard (Jean) Hall of Libby, MT; grandchildren Kathy (Robert) Lantz, Susan (Rollie) Conner, Edward E. Felter, IV, Hayden (Lisa) Felter, Col. Keith (Hailley) Felter, Jr., Elizabeth (Michael) Mooney, Chris (Bettina) Felter, Wayne Felter, II, Nicole Heeman, Angela (Adam) Oliver, numerous step-grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and many step-great-grandchildren.
Dorothy was predeceased by her husband, Edward, in September 2004; a son, Edward Felter, III in 1997; a grandson, Aaron Felter in 2005; infant great-grandson, Jacob Drew Heeman in 2006; brother, Col. Robert Hall in 2006, and a son-in-law, Paul Luttinen in 2008.
A funeral service will be held on Friday, June 7, at 11 a.m. at the P. Dean Homer Funeral Home, 1 Grovedale Lane, Wyalusing, with the Rev. Dr. Karen Ballard, pastor of the Rome Presbyterian Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Wyalusing Cemetery, Wyalusing.
Friends may call at the P. Dean Homer Funeral Home on Friday, June 7 from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service.
The family requests that donations be sent to the Memorial Hospice Home Health, One Hospital Drive, Towanda, PA 18848 or a charity of one's choice.
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Primary and secondary students in Australia have another chance to take part in the CensusAtSchool project run by the ABS, and this year they can compare themselves internationally.
CensusAtSchool lets students from all over Australia collect real data about themselves by completing an online questionnaire (similar to the Population Census).
When all the data is collected, students can work with it to answer questions about themselves, like "Does time spent playing computer games improve your reaction time?" or "Do students who earn more money spend less time doing homework?".
"CensusAtSchool helps students look at statistics not just as dry figures but as a gateway to discussion and analysis," says Paul Taylor, Director of the ABS Education Services Unit.
"The feedback we've had from teachers about CensusAtSchool 2006 has been enthusiastic, as CensusAtSchool works across a number of curriculum areas - information technology, maths, social sciences, health and physical education.
"Teachers also like it because students can relate to the information, which makes CensusAtSchool exercises more engaging than working from textbooks."
Last year, over a quarter of Australia's schools registered with the project and 112,000 students participated nationwide; since then, an additional 250 schools have joined up.
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The very popular reaction timer and concentration tasks have been made part of the international question set and are expected to generate vigorous student participation!
There's also an expanded range of student suggested questions on a range of issues such as water use, bullying, use of technology and climate change, and other new questions on health and well-being, financial literacy and sleep.
The CensusAtSchool collection phase is open from January 29 to July 4; results will be available for participating schools from July 7, 2008. Interested schools can join at any time before the end of the collection phase.
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- 19-21 Barry St, Cairns North, QLD 4870
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The Barron River Half Day Tour is a fantastic introduction to White Water Rafting. It's fun, exciting and exhilarating, suitable for ages 12 and over. Enjoy up to two hours rafting, on up to grade 3 rapids. The beautiful Barron Gorge National Park is only 20 minutes from the centre of Cairns (40 minutes ex-Port Douglas). It's known for its rugged rainforest mountains, steep ravines, the mighty Barron Falls and of course, Barron Gorge, which has been carved out over thousands of years by the ... Read more Barron River. This is where we do our half day white water rafting tour, on the ebb and flow of the Barron River, as it snakes its way down from the mountains and heads out to the Coral Sea. This is a scenic rafting / rainforest adventure which combines calm water floating with a series of white water rapids for adventure and action. Our rafts carry up to seven passengers plus your river guide. No experience necessary. Let our guides entertain you on this spectacular river, offering guaranteed ...
Dive, snorkel and sail the Great Barrier Reef with Cairns friendliest locally owned operator. Get up close with a giant Maori wrasse or follow a turtle over colourful coral gardens in the crystal clear waters of our two outer reef locations. Included: -Morning and afternoon tea -High quality snorkel, mask and fins -Free snorkel tuition and guided snorkel tours - 30 minute glass bottom boat tour with our on board Eco certified guides -Free 10 minute in-water introduction to scuba diving -Freshly ... Read more prepared buffet lunch including fresh tropical fruit and prawns; all prepared by our on board chef! Passions of Paradise offers daily departures to the Great Barrier from Cairns. Our first location is Michaelmas Cay, a pristine beach in the middle of the Great Barrier Reef complete with turquoise waters and a world renowned bird sanctuary. The beach offers shallow waters for beginners and novices to easily enter the water. Our staffs are on hand to offer complimentary guided tours. We also ...
We are located at South Cairns Gymnastics - Bentley Park. Offering Cheerleading for both recreation and Competitive cheerleading and are the official cheer squad for the South Cairns Cutters Football Club. We offer completive cheerleading to level 3 and have squads in both junior and senior squads. You will learn all aspects of cheerleading including: Pom Dance Stunt Tumble From your bows to your toes we offer fun,fitness,flexibility and cheer is a great sport for all ages,shapes, abilities and is ... Read more a great team sport. Our coach is Melanie Orders a level 3 cheer coach and has gained qualifications through the AASCF. Our recreations squads will learn all aspects of cheerleading the classes are fun, and both boys and girls are welcome to join our cherubs and cupids classes. Our competitive teams Angels(junior) and Halos (senior) compete in 2-3 competitions a year and also are the South Cairns Cutters Cheer Squad for the senior home games. The competitive squads also do many live performances ...
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Piano, vocal, violin, Harp, guitar, ukulele, bass, music theory lesson, instrument acccompany band performance, and choir rehearsal provide One on one music instrumental lesson at 3 Granite Close, Brinsmead studio. And One World Children Folk Choir Open Day Saturday October 8-9am Cairns Latin Dance Club 1A, 82 Lake Street, Cairns upstair of Flight Centre down the alley way
An exciting and affordable way to entertain children! Small party inflatables for hire, both jumping castles and slides. An easy way of entertaining kids.. they create their own fun. And it's cheap
Cakes Annietime offers unique custom made celebration and wedding cakes. From children's birthday cakes - always fun - to an elegant wedding. We cater for all your cake needs. All cakes are made to order and from scratch using only the freshest possible ingredients. Gluten free, vegan and other dietary concerns are our speciality. If you need a cake - let us create something and edible work of art for you. We also have a beautiful cafe space where you can enjoy delicious cupcakes with organic ... Read more tea and coffee.
Adventure North Australia operate 4wd Adventure Tours to Cooktown. We are also proud to be part of the "The Bama Way", Aboriginal Journey's. The Bama Way is an innovative partnership which brings together three highly acclaimed Aboriginal-owned and operated tours in Tropical North Queensland. Adventure North Australia, offer a series of flexible tour options from Cairns and Port Douglas incorporating Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours, Walker Family Tours and Guurribi Tours. Hunt and gather ... Read more along the mangroves…Hear the messages in the rock paintings… Experience the magic of special cultural places… Come and see this beautiful corner of Tropical North Queensland with the people who have been its custodians for thousands of years.
Mini Maestros offers music classes for children from 6mths to 5yrs of age. The primary aim of Mini Maestros is to create self-reliant, confident and well-rounded learners. We use music and movement to achieve this objective, starting with children from six months of age. We facilitate nurturing spaces to develop the whole child, celebrating their social, cognitive, physical and emotional breakthroughs. We provide the highest quality lesson content, developed by early childhood music education ... Read more experts and delivered by a team of thoroughly trained big-hearted professional music teachers. As the longest running and most successful Australian business of its kind, our methods are tried and tested. We are proud to empower generations of confident and engaged learners, who are best placed to succeed in their chosen endeavors. Note that our classes are limited to 10 students to ensure an effective learning environment where every child has a chance to participate. New students ...
Kindermusik is a children's music and movement program for 0-7 year olds. There are four levels of classes, depending on the age and developmental abilities of your child. Classes for 0-5yo's are held usually between 9am and midday, and Prep/Grade 1 classes are held after school and on Saturdays.
- Martyn St, Manunda, QLD 4870
- 5-10 km from Woree
Sporting Association, that provides a safe environment that helps children grow and develop through netball.
Kids Cooking Classes! Modern Pantry is a home-based business owned and operated by Marion, a mother of two young children. As well as being a busy multi tasking Mum, I am also a qualified cook who also has a diploma in Hotel Management. I hold a current First Aid certificate and QLD Blue Card. My inspiration for this business is my children....they are both quite fussy eaters and so I am hoping by teaching them about food, nutrition and cooking they will broaden their taste buds from chicken nuggets ... Read more and garlic bread! In our fun, hands on classes, the kids learn how to make tasty, wholesome and nutritious food using a range of cooking methods and ingredients. The dishes are a combination of sweet and savoury and a range of cuisines from all over the world! We theme the classes to make them super fun and the kid's take home everything we cook plus a recipe folder. Come along and let the kid's imagination run wild!
We are the online specialists in fresh and funky keepsakes, nursery décor and personalised gifts for mums, bubs and children. Our online store is packed full with keepsakes to meet every occasion. For something truly unique and unlike anything else in Australia, be sure to view our signature BABYOGRAPHY keepsake range, BUS SCROLLS, PETITE POST personalised newspapers and beautiful BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS; along with a collection of gifts all designed to pamper, snuggle, entice and entertain Mums and ... Read more bubs. Many of our products are trademarked by us, so you will find timeless gifts unlike anything else in Australia. We are also a one-stop-shop for all of your family gift and keepsakes needs....You will find: PERSONALISED GIFTS; personalised JEWELLERY; ARTWORK for children; nursery DECOR; baby TOYS; nursery ACCESSORIES; WALL DECORATION; name PLAQUES AND LETTERS; WEDDING decor; MATERNITY products and journals; baby CLOTHING; wall STICKERS; baby FURNITURE; CHRISTENING gifts; NAMING DAY gifts; ...
Original and longest established Jumping Castle company in Cairns since 1995. Suitable for children's parties, public events, childcare centres and promotions. FREE delivery, set up and pack up for hires within 12km of Cairns CBD. We service from Tully to Mossman and the Tablelands. Credit card or EFT transfer.
Four synthetic grass tennis courts available for hire. Members get free access to the courts.
Offering gymnastic programs from Kindergym through to Competitive Levels for both boys and girls. Head over to our website for all the details
Cairns ZOOM & Wildlife Dome is the world's first Challenge Ropes Course in a wildlife exhibit. Located in the heart of the Cairns CBD on top of the Casino, it is an all-weather experience offering a range of activities for all ages. Experience adventure on the Mid-ZOOM or Hi-ZOOM courses, consisting of 65 elements including crossings, tunnels, a climbing wall, and three ziplines at various heights and lengths, including one directly over Goliath, our 4 metre saltwater crocodile. For the ... Read more thrill-seekers, PowerJump is an exhilarating free-fall adventure with a 13 metre drop. After a rapid descent, a fan provides a safe, gentle landing at the bottom. The Pirate Climb and Commando Rope Climb activities offer an exciting physical challenge to visitors, with participants climbing up a large cargo net or single vertical rope. Challenge yourself on our newest extreme sport and test your nerve and skill with Slacklining. Walk along internal elevated walkways and get a unique birds-eye ...
We are a locally owned and operated boutique swim school offering swim lessons to all ages and stages from 2 months to squad and adult private and semi private classes. Featuring very small class sizes in a modern, safe, clean and purpose built aquatic education centre. Our 2 pools are enclosed and heated to 33 degrees celsius. Your first lesson is free and we also offer free classes for 2 & 3 month old babies. All instructors are Swim Australia qualified.
JUTE Theatre Company's vision is to see a myriad of new northern Australian stories being told through the compelling ritual of theatre; a groundswell of young artists passionate about story telling and theatre making; a community richer in culture and prouder in place through engagement with the arts. JUTE Theatre Company is a passionate, dynamic, savvy company which will not be satisfied until all new Australian stories have been told, all regional artists are provided with the support they deserve ... Read more and our audience's, and community's appetite for challenging new Australian stories is met.JUTE's proven ability, strong and clear artistic direction, and proven passion to support and ignite Australian theatre, give the company the ability and imperative to punch above its weight with, to date, 67 new works produced, 33 tours and 8 published scripts. Goals • Create and produce exceptional contemporary Theatre • Demand excellence • Build new audiences • Boost the cultural vibrancy ...
Cairns Corporate PA Hire provides a large variety of audio and lighting equipment including speakers, microphones, party lights, lasers, projectors and screens. We offer outstanding pricing and customer service and offer free delivery, set-up, pack-up and pick-up for hires over $100 that are within the free delivery zone. We do our best to make sure that you hire is hassle-free and have a number of packages available on our easy to use website. We even have videos of our party lights available ... Read more on our website to make things easier for you. Due to our service and price we often book out during busy times of the year so don't delay in contacting us to check availability either by phone or by using the simple contact form on our website.
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Nan Gerding
Nan Gerding was a writer, poet and fanzine editor.
Beginning with the onset of the 1950s she began working on fanzines. Her first fanzine was Starlanes, published with Orma McCormick. The first issue appeared in 1951 and the publication ran for a decade, ending in 1961. Starlanes was dedicated to science fiction and weird fantasy poetry. Writers who appeared in the fanzine included Joseph Payne Brennan, Philip Jose Farmer, Lilith Lorraine, Edith Otgutsch, and many others.
At the same time Nan Gerding was also releasing another zine. Two issues of Nangel appeared; the first in February 1958 and the second in May 1959. This zine is in the Fanzine Collection at Temple University Libraries.
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Let's start at the beginning – what is High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS)?
Sugar as we know it traditionally came from sugar cane and later from sugar beets. HFCS was developed from corn in the late 1950s, refined for industrial production in the 1970s, and introduced into many processed foods from 1975-1985 - a big dietary and nutritional change that went largely unnoticed over the past 35 years.
One clue into what HFCS is – it was developed in a lab, not grown and milled. There is a long process that corn goes through to become HFCS, you can read a good description here.
A simple (ha, I just read it again, it's not simple) explanation is that corn is milled into corn starch, then processed to yield corn syrup (which is almost entirely glucose), then enzymes are added to change the glucose into fructose. The fructose, which is very sweet, is mixed with the first round of corn syrup to make it the strength that is needed, most often 42 or 55 percent fructose. It is highly refined, extremely sweet and has preservative properties.
Why is HFCS bad for our health?
There are many theories about HFCS and its connection to personal health. You can find studies stating that it is no worse for a person than regular sugar, and studies saying that HFCS leads to obesity, diabetes, cancer ' because of its synthetic makeup. HFCS is in thousands of processed foods including, but not limited to: bread, peanut butter, ketchup, tomato sauce, soda, fast food, cereal, salad dressing, yogurt, sauces, jam/jelly, ice cream – you get the idea.
If we compare HFCS to sugar with the theory that the two are no different, they are still both problematic for our health. Sugar, which for hundreds of years was eaten only in very small quantities, is today consumed in enormous amounts in the U.S. (some estimates range up to 150 pounds per person per year), contributing greatly to obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer and many other health problems, many of them preventable. Moderation is the key for the healthy inclusion of sweeteners in our diets, whether sugar or HFCS.
If we look at HFCS as a synthetic creation that is different from plain old white sugar, some of the concerns that arise are:
- Because of the way that HFCS is processed in the body, it is said to limit the secretion of the hormone leptin, which signals the body that we've had enough to eat. Without the proper signal to stop eating, we consume more than necessary.
- Insulin resistance is also caused by the way HFCS is processed in the body.
- HFCS is sweeter than most sugars. Because of this, our taste buds adjust to sweeter and sweeter products, causing cravings for more sugar and leading to an unhealthy diet.
- Mercury has been found in HFCS. Part of the production process often uses mercury-grade caustic soda. Mercury was recently found in 9 out of 20 samples from 3 different manufacturers.
- The corn used to make HFCS is mostly genetically modified varieties. Genetically modified food presents a whole other set of problems that I will address as part of this series. When the Corn Refiners Association was questioned about GMO corn in HFCS, they defended themselves by saying,
"While the corn used to produce high fructose corn syrup may or may not have been produced using genetically enhanced corn, existing scientific literature and current testing results indicate that corn DNA cannot be detected in measurable amounts in high fructose corn syrup ."
Hmmm, what did it turn into? Didn't it start out as corn?
- The rapid rise in obesity in the U.S. correlates to the introduction of HFCS into processed food.
- Type 2 diabetes is on the rise, and is often linked to HFCS.
- HFCS can cause mineral imbalances in the body, converts to fat more than other sugars, and can increase the concentration of uric acid, slow down the immune system, among other notable side effects in the body.
With all of these problems, why would we continue to ingest this supposed "food?" In fact, many companies are now moving away from HFCS, replacing it with "real sugar." That's enough for me to believe something is wrong with it. A few of the companies that have started to make a switch in some of their products are Pepsi, Coke, Pizza Hut, Kraft, and ConAgra, big names! Sweet Surprise, the Corn Refiners Association's website defending HFCS, pops up on any website I consulted for this blog post that had Google advertising (paid ads come onto the site matching the topic of the site). They are trying hard to dispel the truth - HFCS is not a positive nutritional addition to anyone's diet.
Sustainability Issues Related to High Fructose Corn Syrup
How does HFCS relate to sustainable food and agriculture?
- Corn is a heavily subsidized crop in the U.S. Because of this, many farmers grow corn and nothing else. People often say that our government is subsidizing obesity by continuing corn subsidies. The subsidies keep farmers from growing vegetables and fruit and from growing diversified crops ' a very important part of sustainable agriculture.
- Most of the corn used for HFCS is genetically modified. In fact, it is hard to stay away from GMO corn even if you want to. The Sethness Caramel Color company had this to say about their caramel color made from corn: "In the United States, genetically modified varieties of yellow dent corn are not segregated from traditional yellow dent corn. Consequently, corn wet millers purchasing corn on the open market are most probably using an agricultural raw material that does contain some GMO corn." Yellow dent corn is most of the corn crop in the U.S. and is not edible by humans.
- HFCS has replaced sugar in many processed foods mostly due to the fact that it is cheaper than sugar. It is cheaper than sugar because of taxpayer-funded government subsidies for corn and government tariffs on imports of sugar. Basing decisions about food on the cheapest product available is what led to the industrial food system that we are now fighting against.
- Intensive corn production is taxing on the environment, especially on soil and water.
How to Avoid HFCS?
It's not new news to most people that HFCS isn't good for you, but it's still confusing. Because it's so confusing, my gut instinct is to just eliminate HFCS from my diet. HFCS is most likely damaging to my health, so I don't want to ingest it.
- Start reading labels, don't buy anything with HFCS. The less HFCS in your diet, the more your taste buds will adjust to less sweet flavors. One popular product that has HFCS is Heinz Ketchup. Kids (and adults) love ketchup! If you buy the Heinz organic ketchup, the ingredients don't include HFCS. Don't forget to keep in mind that it still contains sugar! You can also buy organic brands of ketchup with no sugar if you prefer that route.
- Use natural sweeteners (in moderation) – raw honey, sucanat, maple syrup, agave (bonus ' low glycemic index), fruit juice, apple sauce, brown rice syrup – be creative.
- Cut out soda. Even if that soda doesn't have HFCS, one can of soda includes the total amount of added sugars that a person should have in a day.
- 100% Fruit juice is a great soda replacement, but it still has lots of sugar, cut it with water or seltzer for a refreshing treat. Or have a glass of water with lemon.
- Cook. When you cook, you can control what goes into your food. I sweeten desserts with apple sauce and salad dressings with agave.
Ease into this! If you start reading your labels and realize that you are buying many products with HFCS, pick one to eliminate, and see how it goes. Find a good replacement for the product, and soon you will be ready to tackle the next.
I'm sure this has brought up questions, please feel free to comment below.
This series "Sustainable Food: If This Doesn't Convince You, Nothing Will" is by Dawn Brighid, marketing manager for Sustainable Table, a program of GRACE.
A few articles and websites for further reading:
The Corn Refiners Associations website to promote HFCS
The Fat of the Land: Do Agricultural Subsidies Foster Poor Health?
Not so Sweet: Missing Mercury and High Fructose Corn Syrup
Dark Sugar: The decline and fall of high fructose corn syrup


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Nattie Neidhart may have had a recent in-ring attitude change -- as one half of the Divas of Doom.
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The WWE superstar, part of the storied Hart Family, can't wait to come home, as part of Tuesday's Smackdown! TV tapings at the Saddledome.
"I've been in WWE three years and I've evolved ... I've grown a lot," said Neidhart. "There's been an evolution and that evolution turned into the Divas of Doom, with Beth Phoenix.
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"Going back to the Saddledome is like going back home," she said. "I lived in Calgary for a good part of my childhood. My grandfather (Stu Hart's) home was like Grand Central Station (with people coming in and out). We felt like Calgary's version of royalty. We go to so many places, more than 250 days a year. But when I go home to Calgary, there's just a certain smell in the air. It's hard to find an unfriendly person and I have so many childhood memories.
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"I knew when I started this, I would have to be excellent. My grandfather told me to find something I loved and I would never have to go to work."
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Nottingham Forest felt the absence of Henri Lansbury as they were held to a goalless draw by Preston in the FA Cup, according to Reds boss Billy Davies.
There was plenty of effort and endeavour, from both teams, but no moment of magic.
Forest found it difficult to break down a well organised Preston side as the visitors defended in numbers and asked questions of the Reds' invention and creativity.
North End tried to catch Forest on the break and almost did so on a handful of occasions in the second half as Karl Darlow was the busier of the two goalkeepers.
That the hosts did not muster a shot on goal in the second half until six minutes from the end underlines Preston's discipline and work rate.
It earned the League One side another chance of an upset at Deepdale at the beginning of next month.
Lansbury did not play as he began a two-match ban after collecting his 10th yellow card of the season in the Championship win over Blackburn last weekend.
Davies thought the 23-year-old's absence was significant.
''It was a difficult night,'' said the Scot.
''Difficult because of how Preston played, and they deserve credit, and difficult maybe because of the rain and conditions.
''We lacked flair and creativity and guile and probably got what we deserved.
''I have no doubt that Henri Lansbury was key. He is a massive loss to us.
''This is a player who is performing very well.''
Asked if indiscipline was an issue for Lansbury, Davies went on: ''He's a young boy.
''He'll learn, but we don't want to curb that enthusiasm.
''In modern football at the moment there's a lot of yellow cards that you can probably question, a lot of soft ones.
''He's a player that's coming on leaps and bounds and performing very well but we don't want to remove that character from his game.
''With age and maturity and maybe a bit of help from referees, with regards to some decisions being soft, he'll be okay.''
The fourth-round tie represented the final game of David Vaughan's loan spell from Sunderland.
Davies is confident of signing the midfielder on a permanent deal.
''I'm very confident that something can be done,'' he said. ''I'm very confident we can keep David at the club for a number of years.''
Earlier in the day Forest were dealt a blow when Hull recalled Jack Hobbs from his loan spell.
The defender went back to the KC Stadium following an injury to James Chester.
The 25-year-old has been the subject of much speculation recently amid interest in the centre-half from Forest's Sky Bet Championship rivals Wigan and Reading.
Reds owner Fawaz Al-Hasawi last week announced that his club had reached an agreement with Hull to keep Hobbs for the remainder of the season, something which was never confirmed by the Tigers.
Asked about the situation, Davies said: ''It's a chairman-to-chairman thing. It's always been that way.
''As far as I'm concerned I'll stay away from it because it was started by the chairman to the other chairman and now I hope it can be finished by both chairmen getting together.''
Asked if he was confident about that deal, the Scot added: ''In football I'm always confident.''
One final piece of transfer news for Forest saw Olympiacos striker Rafik Djebbour use his Twitter account on Friday to announce he had signed for Forest but Davies refused to discuss the matter.
He said: ''I'm not prepared to speak about speculation.
''I've nothing to confirm. If something happens I'll let you know as soon as I possibly can.''
Preston boss Simon Grayson felt his side were good value for their draw.
''I think a replay is the least we deserved,'' said Grayson.
''We were the underdogs against a very strong, powerful Championship team who turned West Ham over 5-0 in the last round.
''The only save Declan Rudd has had to make was in the first 10 minutes and we worked their goalkeeper several times.
''In the FA Cup there's always an underdog and a giant-killing and it was nearly us.
''We can be very proud of how we played and I think Forest showed us some respect because that was the strongest team they could have put out.''


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Here's a sad story: a 9-year-old boy from Germany named Jens Pascal recently succumbed to a fatal brain tumor, and his family's church refused to honor his dying wish. The boy loved soccer, and he wanted a gravestone that displayed his passion for his favorite team. Before he passed, he asked his mother for a gravestone engraved with the soccer club's logo -- but the church denied the request, arguing that rules forbade non-Christian inscriptions and images.
The good news is that the church has now agreed to a compromise that honors Jens Pascal's wishes ... but the strange news is that they only changed their mind after a Facebook campaign spawned more than 100,000 angry messages condemning the church for being inflexible.
It makes you wonder, is it always a good thing when social media creates change? Or is does it just pressure organizations into reluctant decisions that are all about avoiding public outcry?
To be clear, I'm glad for the family that the church changed its mind. According to Pascal's mother, one of his last requests to her was for the customized headstone, and he told her about it just days before his death:
Mummy, when I die, I would like a gravestone with the club logo.
When the Church of Maria Heimsuchung in Dortmund balked at the idea, thousands of people -- including other soccer fans -- shared their outrage on a Facebook page titled "The Last Wish of Jens Pascal," calling the decision "outrageous" and telling the church to "not to be led by regulations, show us your heart!"
This Monday, the church said they had agreed to a compromise on the gravestone's design: the sculpture of a ball will be on the ground rather than on its top, and it will also feature a Christian symbol, probably a dove. They said in a statement,
It was never the intention of the church to stand in the way of the little boy's last wish. It was about reconciling the interests of the Church community, the cemetery rules and the interests of the parents of the child who died.
The thing is, I can see where they're coming from. I'm not religious but I can respect that churches, especially older European Catholic churches, have certain rules. I'm not particularly surprised to hear that there was a regulation about what is and is not allowed to appear on a gravestone, and while of course everyone wants a dying little boy to get his wish, well ... I'm not entirely sure it was fair to put that much public pressure on the church to make an exception.
So that's what I'm wondering, really: is it truly a win if you get your way via social media? I doubt this Facebook campaign really made the church examine their priorities and focus on doing right by the child, I'm sure it was more about wanting to make the increasingly unpleasant situation go away. When social media gives the public an outlet for creating so much noise and attention, does it sometimes put the target in an impossible position?
I sure don't have the answers, but I'm curious to know what you think. Do you believe this church did the right thing by changing its rules in the face of a Facebook-created angry mob?
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In this lecture, we looked at the three generations of the glucose sensor and the ways it has changed. The first generation was the one discussed in the previous lecture in which the glucose concentration was found based off of the O2 levels. However, the disadvantage was that we would rely on O2 concentration rather than glucose concentration. The second generation replaced O2 with other oxidizing agents that can react with GOD and produced Gluconolactone + GODr + 2H+. This involved the use of a mediator which made a reversible electron transfer agent. However, it required complex chemistry that limited time and the coupling of electrons from the gel to the electrode was insufficient to time with the mediators.. The third generation sensors had the GOD directly on the electrode. This increased the response time by putting the molecule directly on the electrode and the GOD is still reversible without the need of the use of a mediator.
My research group is focused on the application of sub-wavelength optical phenomena and fabrication methods to the development of novel devices and instrumentation for the life sciences. The group is highly interdisciplinary, with expertise in the areas of microfabrication, nanotechnology, computer simulation, instrumentation, molecular biology, and cell biology. In particular, we are working on biosensors based upon photonic crystal concepts that can either be built from low-cost flexible plastic materials, or integrated with semiconductor-based active devices, such as light sources and photodetectors, for high performance integrated detection systems.
Using a combination of micrometer-scale and nanometer-scale fabrication tools, we are devising novel methods and materials for producing electro-optic devices with nanometer-scale features that can be scaled for low-cost manufacturing. Many of our techniques are geared for compatibility with flexible plastic materials, leading to applications such as low cost disposable sensors, wearable sensors, flexible electronics, and flexible displays. Because our structures manipulate light at a scale that is smaller than an optical wavelength, we rely on computer simulation tools such as Rigorous Coupled Wave Analysis (RCWA) and Finite Difference Time Doman (FDTD) to model, design, and understand optical phenomena within photonic crystals and related devices.
In addition to fabricating devices, our group is also focused on the design, prototyping, and testing of biosensor instrumentation for high sensitivity, portability, and resolution. Advanced instruments enable high resolution imaging of biochemical and cellular interactions with the ability to monitor images of biochemical interactions as a function of time. Using the sensors and instrumentation, we are exploring new applications for optical biosensor technology including protein microarrays, biosensor/mass spectrometry systems, and microfluidics-based assays using nanoliter quantities of reagents. The methods and systems developed in the laboratory are applied in the fields of life science research, drug discovery, diagnostic testing, and environmental monitoring. -From Professor Cunningham's Faculty Profile
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Basic Energy Sciences (BES)
Basic Energy Sciences (BES) supports a variety of research disciplines that seek to discover new materials and design new chemical processes. BES scientific research plays a role in virtually every aspect of energy resources, production, conversion, waste mitigation,transmission, storage, and efficiency. The President's Budget Request contains current funding levels for BES research and facilities, proposed future levels for consideration by Congressional appropriators, and descriptions of BES activities.
Additional information is provided below. The Summary Report describes how BES operates, the Core Research Activities (CRAs) describe each element of the BES portfolio in more detail, and the Research Summaries itemize the research projects within each CRA. Program managers—who are identified on the organization chart (129KB) and staff listings on this web site—are responsible for implementing the budget authorities.
This report describes how BES is organized and operates to accomplish our mission and presents selected accomplishments to illustrate some exciting new scientific advances that resulted from BES-supported research. Also included are references to supplementary resources that provide additional information about BES strategic planning, research, and user facilities.
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A primary reason that the BES organization was formed in June 1977 was to link federally-funded fundamental research to energy technologies. For BES research to be relevant to the DOE technology programs that fund R&D towards specific near-to-mid-term needs, it is very important to maintain strong, continual coordination activities between BES and other DOE program offices. The intrinsic dissimilarity of research objectives — that the expansive goals of basic research are to understand the fundamentals of phenomena in general, whereas the focused goals of applied research and development are to gain and apply knowledge to achieve specific requirements — represents the primary challenge of meaningfully integrating R&D within DOE.
To meet the challenge of supporting basic research programs that are also energy relevant, BES manages portfolio components that consist of distinct Core Research Activities (CRAs), which align with BES organizational (129KB) and budget structures. These CRAs are scientific disciplines that address the knowledge base for many different energy technologies.
All projects supported by BES must be of the highest scientific quality as judged by independent, rigorous, external peer review. For individual research projects supported by BES, energy relevance is satisfied if the research falls within the scope of a BES CRA.
The factors that determine the scope and energy relevance of BES CRAs include:
Planning and prioritization across the wide range of scientific disciplines within BES are ongoing activities that are more complex than those for a homogeneous program. The current portfolio of BES CRAs evolved over decades of such influences and will continue to change in response to future considerations. The resultant BES CRAs are designed in their entirety to support world-class basic research that (1) is at the forefront of science with the potential to make transformational discoveries, (2) is necessary for providing world-leading scientific user facilities, and (3) provides new knowledge for our Nation's energy security.
Each CRA contains research projects that support the above three objectives to varying degrees, depending on the scope and nature of the CRA. For example, an objective of the Catalysis Science CRA is to develop mechanistic understandings of the promotion of chemical reactions. As a result of this research, fundamental advances are being made in inorganic, organometallic, porous, and nanomaterial synthesis; surface and physical chemistry; organic chemistry; and chemical technology. Major discoveries in this CRA can be transformational, as recognized by the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2005 that was shared by BES-supported researchers Richard R. Schrock and Robert H. Grubbs "for the development of the metathesis method in organic synthesis." Results from this CRA also provide new knowledge for our Nation's energy security by having relevance to numerous DOE technology efforts, such as reactions that model petroleum or coal processing, hydrogen production and storage, fuel cell conversion, automobile exhaust conversion, specialty chemical synthesis, polymer synthesis, nanomaterials synthesis, environmental remediation, and pollution prevention.
The BES CRAs are structured as scientific disciplines, rather than as technology areas, to facilitate the cross-cutting nature of basic research and to align BES programs with the Nation's best basic research performers, who are typically organized by scientific disciplines at universities and national laboratories. Further information about the BES CRA's can be found in the above CRA write-ups. Each write-up contains sections entitled Portfolio Description, Unique Aspects, Relationship to Others, Significant Accomplishments, Mission Relevance, and Scientific Challenges.
The Office of Science (SC) is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States.


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