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Preparations For Cu2+ Film Exchanged Solutions & Vacuum Filtration Procedures
RECALL PROCEDURAL PROTOCOL FOR Cu2+ FILM EXCHANGED SOLUTIONS & VACUUM FILTRATION PROCEDURES 10/05/12; however, instead of using clay, use ~ 1g films prepared containing PVOH, glutaldehyde, and clay samples. In addition, only exchange films for solely 10min time interval.
UV - Vis Procedures
Porphyrin Dilution Calculations
STOCK SOLUTION PORPHYRIN STARTED WITH CONCENTRATION OF 94.45μM, DILUTE SOLUTION TO GIVEN CONCENTRATIONS LISTED
(94.45 μM)(V1)=(9.445 μM)(10mL) V1 = 1mL of 94.45 μM porphyrin
(9.445 μM)(V1)=(944.5 nM)(10mL) V1 = 1mL of 9.445 μM porphyrin
(944.5 nM)(V1)=(94.45 nM)(10mL) V1 = 1mL of 944.5 nM porphyrin
(944.5 nM)(V1)=(9.445 nM)(10mL) V1 = 0.1mL of 944.5 nM porphyrin
(94.45 μM)(V1)=(1.89 μM)(10mL) V1 = 0.2mL of 94.45 μM porphyrin
(94.45 μM)(V1)=(3.78 μM)(10mL) V1 = 0.4mL of 94.45 μM porphyrin
UV-Vis of Porphyrin Solutions
* Wavelength range = 200 - 800nm * Slit width = 1.0nm
UV-Vis Analysis Notes
Porphyrin Film Preparations
Follow procedural protocol for preparing glutaldehyde films 9/19/12; however, add ~ 1mL of porphyrin in addition to glutaldehyde to each film before pouring substance into a Teflon dish. Also for two PVOH films, be sure to add two drops of HCl to observe if the addition of the acid aids in securing all of the porphyrin within the films.


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When my son was two years old, we went on a short camping trip with another family from my son's preschool.
Experienced backpackers who had always prioritized size and weight over comfort when selecting gear, we watched with a weird mix of jealousy and contempt as our campmates first set up a large dome tent and then began to inflate a queen-sized air mattress. But the jealousy soon overwhelmed the contempt as we tried to sleep with a restless, overexcited toddler in an ultralight two-person tent that didn't even allow us to sit upright.
At least it didn't rain.
Camping with kids is not like camping alone or with other adults. Kids get scared of bears and of the dark. They'll drag their feet on hikes or run ahead of you on the trail, perhaps triggering your own fear of bears. One won't be able to go in the woods. The other will wet his sleeping bag.
Boulder-based travel writer Helen Olsson takes on these realities with honesty, wit and lots of great tips in "The Down and Dirty Guide to Camping with Kids."
Olsson is a big believer in the value of camping both for kids and for families as a whole. Camping forces kids and parents alike to unplug and connect with nature and each other.
At the same time, she urges parents to be realistic about what their offspring can handle.
"To me, pitching a tent in a primitive campground feels more like a genuine outdoor adventure," Olsson writes. "I like to brush my teeth and spit in the bushes with a view of the sun setting on a pristine lake. Primitive campsites offer a real immersion in nature. That said my youngest has a very reasonable aversion to pit toilets, which causes us some undue distress around potty time when we're camping. You need to assess your crew's threshold for getting down and dirty."
Olsson covers the pros and cons of car-camping and backcountry camping, shorter and longer trips, camping as a nuclear family or with a larger group. The book is packed with enough detail to allow someone who has never camped in their life to venture confidently into the woods, but even veteran backcountry campers will find plenty of useful tips on everything from first aid to making camp.
Most kids love to romp and play in tents and will have a hard time heeding your instructions to stay out. Olsson recommends a main tent ("the sanctuary") reserved for sleeping and a play tent ("thunderdome") that they can get as messy as they like.
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"Remember 'hike' is a four-letter word," Olsson writes. "Tell them you're checking out a haunted miner's cabin or skipping rocks in an alpine lake."
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Preparation is key to enjoying a family camping trip, and Olsson recommends making liberal use of checklists. Each chapter has several checklists, and they're collected again at the back of the book, along with other resources.
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"Though we've so often muddled through, those weekend in the woods have filled our kids with wonder," Olsson writes. "They've come home from camping trips tired and dirty but also inspired, fulfilled and a little more confident than before."


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metadata for all gems in YAML available anymore?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like the newer rubygems doesn't download detailed remote gem metadata for all available gems in one go anymore. It just fetches a list of gem names and versions, and grabs the full gem specs one at a time as needed. This, of course, makes sense for rubygems itself as it was getting obnoxiously slow with constant updating. I wrote my own custom package searching tool that I've been using to quickly find projects for whatever task at hand as the need comes up, which of course requires the more detailed gem specs including descriptions. It's beyond impractical and bandwidth-intensive to download 5000 gemspecs one at a time, of course. So I just wanted to ask if you still have a full set of metadata available on the site somewhere still? Thanks (and thanks for the work y'all have been doing on this site)
Yeah, right now the only index supported is the old Marshal index, at
which is updated nightly. A little code sample of how to use it:
chef % irb -rubygems -ropen-uri irb(main):003:0> gems = Marshal.load(Gem.inflate(open("http://rubygems.org/Marshal.4.8.Z").read)); nil => nil irb(main):004:0> gems.size => 55891 irb(main):005:0> gems.first => ["cafepress-search-1.0.0", #<Gem::Specification:0x11fd0dc @licenses=[], @summary="A client library for the Cafepress search API that allows you to search for designs and products on Cafepress.com", @post_install_message=nil, @description="A client library for the Cafepress search API that allows you to search for\ndesigns and products on Cafepress.com", @dependencies=[<Gem::Dependency type=:runtime name="0.3.0" requirements=">= 0">, <Gem::Dependency type=:runtime name="happymapper" requirements=">= 0">, <Gem::Dependency type=:runtime name="hoe" requirements=">= 2.3.1">], @requirements=[], @bindir="bin", @require_paths=["lib"], @date=Thu Dec 17 00:00:00 -0500 2009, @name="cafepress-search", @new_platform="ruby", @loaded=false, @extensions=[], @authors=["Britt Crawford", "Dimple Joseph"], @cert_chain=[], @required_rubygems_version=#<Gem::Requirement:0x1200534 @requirements=[[">=", #<Gem::Version "0">]]>, @loaded_from=nil, @has_rdoc=true, @specification_version=3, @original_platform=nil, @version=#<Gem::Version "1.0.0">, @license=[], @extra_rdoc_files=[], @files=[], @signing_key=nil, @default_executable=nil, @email=nil, @test_files=[], @required_ruby_version=#<Gem::Requirement:0x1200624 @requirements=[[">=", #<Gem::Version "0">]]>, @rdoc_options=[], @rubygems_version="1.3.5", @homepage=nil, @executables=[], @platform="ruby", @autorequire=nil, @rubyforge_project=nil>]
If there's ways we can extend our API to help with this task you have, please let me know...definitely one of the goals of Gemcutter going forward is building out the API to better support developers and the RubyGems ecosystem as a whole, I'm sure you won't be the only one who finds it useful. If the source for this tool of yours is available I'd love to check it out.
Oh, thanks -- that's exactly what I was looking for!
My little search tool is pretty slap-dash and quickly assembled -- I don't have it up online anywhere right now, though I suppose if you'd really like to see it I can copy and paste. Basically, I have a very simple SQLite3 database set up to house metadata for various ruby-oriented command line tools I use often like rubygems and cheat. I have a cron job that fetches gem info from this site and the other main gem sources -- chiefly github -- and stuffs it into a flat table every few days or so. I use SQLite's built in full text search feature to index it and then I have a very minimal command line script to search the database against name, description, and summary fields. Then the script formats it cleanly for console usage and it works really quickly since it uses the database instead of combing through a list of objects.
With regard to your API, I'm not sure that I'd suggest anything specifically, as you have basic search functionality built in already, I believe? The reason I wrote my own little tool is because sometimes I'm working and some random need will come up. Earlier today I thought "what was that encoding detection package I had a while ago?" because I had some screwy text encoding issues while trying to fix tags in some mp3s. It's just quicker to search all my sources for the word "detection" and see that it was "chardet" than to open up a web browser. Also, perhaps it's changed in recent versions, but I think the gems program only queries names and versions, no?
Thanks for the link
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The career of multiple Grade 1 winner and grass specialist Presious Passion, who finished second in the 2009 Breeders' Cup Turf and has been a longtime favorite at Monmouth Park, has come to an end.
The 9-year-old gelded son of Royal Anthem out of the Marquetry mare Princesa's Passion ran his final race this past Sunday, when he finished next to last in the Grade 2 $200,000 Monmouth Stakes.
The chestnut gelding began his career in a maiden special weight for 2-year-olds in December of 2005 and made another 51 starts, winning 14 times, placing seven times, and finishing third twice as he amassed earnings of $2,694,599. Included on his resume are triumphs in three grade 1, dual grade 2 and one grade 3 stakes races.
Although Presious Passion competed at many different tracks, including Meydan in the United Arab Emirates in 2010, Monmouth Park was always his home.
He made 17 starts here, 15 of which were on the turf. In those 15 races, he won five, finished second three times and was third once as he earned $1,145,500 on this course. In 2008-2009, he took back-to-back runnings of the Grade 1 United Nations Stakes and also won the Monmouth Stakes in 2009. His other Grade 1 victory was in the Clement Hirsch Memorial Turf Championship Stakes at Santa Anita and his grade 2 wins came in the 2007-2008 editions of the W.L. McKnight Handicap at Calder.
Quick Flip and Srumdiddlyumptious try to get back in the winner's circle on Saturday when they line up for the $60,000 Just Smashing Stakes to be run at six furlongs on the main track for 3-year-old fillies.
Trained by Terri Pompay, Quick Flip won the Sandpiper Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs last December and then tried graded stakes company at Gulfstream, finishing fourth in the Grade 3 Old Hat and fifth in the Grade 2 Forward Gal in her last two starts.
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The scientific activities of the institute have been concentrated on three research groups:
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The institute has an animated role in training specialists by admitting guest students of the universities all over the country, holding training courses, and conducting Master's or Ph.D. theses in the fields of microbial biotechnology and industrial and environmental biotechnology. The faculty members of this institute are having an attempt to solve the problems of industrial and environmental biotechnology and meet the demands of the country through conducting several related projects.
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· Synthesis of bio-natural and recombinant products as well as planning bioprocesses required by agricultural and medical industry through utilizing natural and transgenic living beings
· Conducting research on making models, designing, cloning, improving, integrating, and developing the processes of bio products synthesis
· Running developmental researches (R&D) to solve the existing problems, increasing the efficiency, decreasing the costs, and improving the quality of bio products
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· Fundamental, developmental, and applied researches in bioinformatics and systems biology
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· Separating, identifying, and utilizing natural and recombinant micro-organisms and bio processes in eliminating environmental pollutants (Bioremediation)
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Present Orientation of the Institute to Achieve Technical Knowledge
Considering the priorities of the country in the fields of health, food security, and environmental conservation, the major orientation of this institute is conducting researches on bio filtering, enzyme biotechnology, food and medication as well as petroleum and energy biotechnology. Some research activities of the institute at the levels of pilot and laboratory with the aim of being transformed to technical knowledge are cited below:
1. Developing the medicinal proteins production
2. Developing the procedure of industrial enzymes synthesis (protease, lipase, chitinase, cellulose, etc.)
3. Synthesis of rhamnolipid bio surfactant by using the residue of bio processes
4. Production of biodiesel extracted from renewable resources
5. Using Iranian microbium genetic resources in biotechnological processes
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1) Orpheum Theatre, 884 Granville Street
Since it was built in 1927, the Orpheum has played host to a variety of performers, including an acrobat who fell to his death during a vaudeville act. Since then, he's been a regular fixture at the theatre, with many sightings of him — mostly as an orb of light — reported by staff and performers.
2) Vogue Theatre, 918 Granville St.
Built in 1941, the Vogue Theatre was first established as a popular venue for concerts, plays and big-name performers. It's also reportedly home to two ghosts, one of whom entertains and spooks guests with his footsteps and the opening of doors in the downstairs dressing room area. His pal enjoys shocking folks by appearing nonchalantly, dressed in a tux and bow tie, in the seating area. The ghosts have been spotted several times, including by a performer while on stage.
3) The Dominion Building, 207 W. Hastings
Opened in 1909, this 13-storey building was once the tallest in the British Empire, and Vancouver's first steel-framed highrise. It's now headquarters to many of the city's young creative professionals who enjoy its well-maintained heritage character and affordable rent. A building of this stature deserved the big grand opening celebration it received. Sadly, the party was cut short for its architect, John S. Helyer. It's said he either threw himself or fell down the stairs, and was killed. Since then, his spirit has been seen — and his footsteps heard — in the stairway between the seventh and eighth floors.
4) Hotel Vancouver, 900 W. Georgia
Cue the cheesy Chris de Burgh tune: The Hotel Vancouver's resident ghost — the lady in red, as she's known — won't turn down your sheets. But she may scare the bejesus out of you when the elevator makes an unscheduled stop on the 14th floor, and there she appears, an elegant beauty floating along the hallway. Some stories have her walking on the window ledge. No worries; it's not like she's going to fall and die.
5) Beatty Street Drill Hall, 620 Beatty
Paranormal enthusiasts seem to enjoy hearing footsteps and voices in the basement, and watching books and wall hangings fall down for no apparent reason. A mysterious unknown man has been seen in the Officers' and Senior NCO messes. In Officers' Row, staff have reportedly heard footsteps, had the feeling of being touched and felt cold spots, and heard the ringing of unplugged phones.
6) UBC/University Boulevard
Sometime in the 1960s, while driving on University Boulevard on their way to UBC's main library, a couple got into an argument (or so the story goes). The young woman got out of the car and started walking in the rain. She was hit by a car and killed. But death, it seems, didn't keep her from hitchhiking along that road. She's been haunting young men who pick her up out of the rain by giving them a piece of paper with the library's address on it. If the man is alone, she'll jump in the rear seat, and then vanish. Also, at UBC's library itself, the ghost of an older woman in a dress has been seen.
7) Hycroft Mansion, 1489 McRae Ave
Hycroft Mansion was a stately home built for politician and war hero Gen. Alexander Duncan McRae. Since his demise, it's been the haunt, literally, of many honourable ghostly guests, including McRae (dressed in his First World War uniform) and his wife. The home was used as a veteran's hospital during the Second World War, which makes the ghostly sounds of a crying man seem quite appropriate. Images of the head nurse have been seen, and apparitions of at least three war vets, in full uniform, would have made any visitor stand at attention.
8) Gastown, along Cordova and Water Streets
The five-block area along Cordova and Water streets, east from Waterfront Station, includes some pretty creepy spots. Among the breathless tales: A man wearing a bowler hat was observed in the hallway of the Bodega Hotel. Another incident involved the manager of the card shop in the Hotel Europe, who was looking into a security mirror when she saw an eccentric looking man wearing strange clothes. These apparitions were dressed not like others of our time, but as they would have appeared in the late 1800s … about the same time as the Great Fire.
9) The Old Spaghetti Factory, 53 Water St.
A decommissioned British Electric streetcar trolley from the 1950s sits in the middle of the dining room, and in it sits a ghost conductor. Longtime employees have reported hearing their names called out and feeling the presence of the mysterious diner, while vintage photos in the restaurant show a shadowy figure in a seat in the streetcar. A second ghost has also been reported: a red-headed man who likes to surprise women in the ladies' washroom.
10) Mushroom Studios, 1234 W. 6th Ave.
Diana Ross and the Supremes, Led Zeppelin, Heart, Queensryche, Loverboy and Sarah McLachlan all recorded there. And numerous people who've worked at Mushroom Studios claim it's haunted, perhaps by one Shelley Siegel, the man who helped Ann and Nancy Wilson make it big with tunes like Dreamboat Annie, which was recorded in the building. Siegel died in his early 30s from a brain aneurysm; his body's buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery. His spirit, however …
Special to The Vancouver Sun
With thanks to Lorne Richard, director of operations at Vancouver Trolley Tours, which conducts tours of local sites of murders and hauntings.


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday harshly criticized the international community for pretending the Iranian regime had changed its tune. He made the remarks while surrounded by a cache of Iranian weapons intercepted en route to Hamas.
Last Wednesday, Israeli naval commandoes raided a cargo ship off the coast of Africa after learning that it was transporting dozens of medium-range missiles, hundreds of mortar shells and a large amount of ammunition to Hamas and allied terror groups in Gaza.
Those arms were put on display Monday in the southern Israel port city of Eilat, where the cargo ship Klos C was docked.
Netanyahu said the international community's downplaying of the Israeli operation and its failure to condemn Iran for supporting regional terror groups was "evidence of the era of hypocrisy in which we are living."
"The international community wants to ignore Iran's ongoing aggression and its part in the execution of the massacre in Syria," the prime minister continued. "They want to delude themselves that Iran has abandoned its intention to obtain nuclear weapons."
Hours later, the Obama Administration did finally comment publicly on the Iranian arms shipment, condemning it "in the strongest terms."
It appeared as though the White House was concerned that openly condemning the arms shipment would damage its efforts to negotiate with Tehran over its nuclear program, as the official statement tried hard to separate between the two issues.
"It is important to make clear that even as we continue efforts to resolve our concerns over Iran's nuclear program through diplomacy, we will continue, in coordination with our partners and allies, to push back against Iranian support for terrorism, threats against our friends and partners, and violations of human rights," said White House Press Secretary Jay Carney.
Carney reiterated that American forces were very much a part of tracking and coordinating the interception of the Klos C.
As Netanyahu's press conference was taking place, another ceremony was taking place in Gaza City, where Hamas unveiled a life-size statue of a locally-produced M–75 missile, the same type of missile used to target Tel Aviv and Jerusalem during the last Gaza conflict.
A Hamas official told AFP that in future conflict, Gaza-based terrorists will be able to strike even deeper into Israel. Indeed, had the Klos C managed to deliver its cargo, Hamas would have increased its missile range to nearly 200 kilometers, far enough to reach almost any target in Israel.
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I have somewhat of a odd situation, and I don't know how it occurred.
3 or so days ago, I was running 1000mbps speeds via my Trendnet PCI LAN network card. when I use ethtool, it was reporting as 1000mpbs.
It is a Realtek RTL-8169 driven card.
Now when I use ethtool today it is reporting back as 100mbps.
I have not done any recent LMDE updates for like 2-3 weeks..at this time there are 336 recommended updates since my last update.
I am uncertain as to what has caused my network connection to suddenly change to 100mbps from 1000mpbs. It has a significant impact when I transfer data across my home network between my wired desktops.
Tho..when I am in terminal and use ifconfig, it oddly reports back 1000mbps..but ethtool reports back 100mbps.
This is what I get from ifconfig :
this is what I get from ethtool :
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eth1 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:1f:d0:5a:31:9a
UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:0 (0.0 B) TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)
Interrupt:25 Base address:0xe000
eth2 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:14:d1:18:3c:a4
inet addr:192.168.1.205 Bcast:192.168.1.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
inet6 addr: fe80::214:d1ff:fe18:3ca4/64 Scope:Link
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:1699 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:1914 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:1541448 (1.4 MiB) TX bytes:323907 (316.3 KiB)
Interrupt:17 Base address:0xe000
lo Link encap:Local Loopback
inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0
inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host
UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1
RX packets:30 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:30 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
RX bytes:1956 (1.9 KiB) TX bytes:1956 (1.9 KiB)
The nice/interface I am connected to is eth2. eth1 is the on-board network port.
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sudo ethtool eth2
[sudo] password for ranma:
Settings for eth2:
Supported ports: [ TP MII ]
Supported link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full
100baseT/Half 100baseT/Full
1000baseT/Half 1000baseT/Full
Supported pause frame use: No
Supports auto-negotiation: Yes
Advertised link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full
100baseT/Half 100baseT/Full
1000baseT/Half 1000baseT/Full
Advertised pause frame use: No
Advertised auto-negotiation: Yes
Link partner advertised link modes: 10baseT/Half 10baseT/Full
100baseT/Half 100baseT/Full
Link partner advertised pause frame use: No
Link partner advertised auto-negotiation: Yes
Speed: 100Mb/s
Duplex: Full
Port: MII
Transceiver: internal
Auto-negotiation: on
Supports Wake-on: pumbg
Wake-on: g
Current message level: 0x00000033 (51)
drv probe ifdown ifup
Link detected: yes
Any thoughts on how I may correct this..without reinstalling? Any help appreciated. If any other screen printouts are required I will provide.
[UPDATE] 03-29-2012 Thursday
I solved this issue by completely blacking out all the power to my entire network and machines for 15 minutes, then powered everything up 1 by 1 starting with the modem, then the router then my gigabit switch. All hardwired machines recognized as gigabit again. Thanks to those who replied.


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The process of soybean oil refining is to refine the crude soybean oil, to remove gossypol, protein, phospholipid, grume, moisture and other impurities, in order to reach the purchase of food and storage.
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Palm fruit initially grew in west Africa, while it was immigrated to Asia to be planted to the most. Nowadays, Malaysia has the largest planting plantation and Indonesia the second. As time goes on, our eating habit is changing everyday, palm fruit oil has been our mainly daily edible oil instead of soybean oil and rapeseed oil. Palm fruit is productive, with the rigLD climate, which is tropical climate, and a lot of rain, the palm fruit can grow very well.In Malaysia and Indonesia, plantations are big, In Africa and Middle America, the plantations are expanding day by day,people are waiting to plant large area palm fruit to produce more oil and make good fortune.
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NICHOLSON - William Ross Seden, 80, passed away at his residence on Friday, October 25, 2013.
He was born in Toronto, Ontario Canada on August 14, 1933. He was a loving husband and father, adopting all four of his children, and a faithful friend. He was in the automotive industry for over fifty years and owned and operated his own business selling automotive equipment to dealers and independent shops. Mr. Seden was active in his community through volunteering with such organizations as the Electric Vehicle Education Program, the Jackson County Arts Council, neighborhood HOA, and the Salvation Army.
Mr. Seden was preceded in death by his parents, Fred and Elsie Seden; his brother, Robert; his son, Bradley Seden; and his grandson, Mitchell Seden.
Survivors include his wife, Sandra Seden; children, Michael, Tim, and Claudette; five grandchildren, Marcus, Joshua, Amanda, Alan, and Paula; great-grandson Caleb; three sisters, Ruby, Jean and Anne; and many friends.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, October 29, at the Northeast Church in Braselton.
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Podcast #170 - AMD Bulldozer developments, the Windows 8 Developer Preview, News from IDF and more!
Subject: General Tech | September 15, 2011 - 07:23 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: sandy bridge, podcast, Ivy Bridge, idf 2011, idf, gpu, cpu, bulldozer, amd
PC Perspective Podcast #170 - 9/15/2011
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IDF 2011: Knights Ferry Shown 8-Deep Running Ray Tracing
Subject: Graphics Cards, Processors, Shows and Expos | September 15, 2011 - 06:17 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: ray tracing, knights ferry, idf 2011, idf
Very few things impress like a collection of 256 processor cores in a box. But that is exactly what we saw on our last visit to the floor at the Intel Developer Forum this year when I stopped by to visit friend-of-the-site Daniel Pohl to discuss updates to the ray tracing research he has been doing for many years now. This is what he showed us:
What you see there is a dual-Xeon server running a set of 8 (!!) Knights Ferry many-core processor discrete cards. Each card holds a chip with 32 Intel Architecture cores running at 1.2 GHz on it and each core can handle 4 threads for a total of 1024 threads in flight at any given time! Keep in mind these are all modified x86 cores with support for 16-bit wide vector processing so they are pumping through a LOT of FLOPS. Pohl did note that only 31-32 of the cores are actually doing ray tracing at any given time though as they reserve a couple for scheduling tasks, operating system interaction, etc.
Each of the the eight cards in the system is using a pair of 6-pin PCIe power connectors and they are jammed in there pretty tight. Pohl noted this was the only case they could find that would fit 8 dual-slot add-in cards into it so I'll take a note of that for when I build my own system around them. Of course there are no display outputs on the Knights Ferry cards as they were never really turned into GPUs in the traditional sense. They are essentially development and research for exascale computing and HPC workloads for servers though the plan is to bring the power to consumers eventually.
To run the demo the Knights Ferry ray tracing server was communicating over a Gigabit Ethernet connection to this workstation that was running game processing, interaction processing and more and passed off data about the movements of the camera and objects in the ray traced world to the server. The eight Knights Ferry cards then render the frame, the Xeon CPUs compress the image (8:1 using a standard Direct 3D format) and send the data across the network. All of this happens in real time with basically no latency issues when compared to direct PC gaming.
While the ray tracing game engine projects might seem a little less exciting since the demise of Larrabee, Pohl and his team have been spending a lot of time on learning how to take advantage of the x86 cores available. The Wolfenstein demo we have seen in past events has been improved to add things like HDR lighting, anti-aliasing and more.
Though these features have obviously been around in rasterization based solutions for quite a long time, the demo was meant to showcase the fact that ray tracing doesn't inherently have difficulty performing those kinds of tasks as long as the processing power is there and alotted to it.
I am glad to see the ray tracing research continuing at Intel as I think that in the long-term future, that is the route that gaming and other graphics-based applications will be rendering. And I am not alone - id Software founder and Doom/Quake creator John Carmack agreed in a recent interview we held with him.
IDF 2011: Intel Many Integrated Core (MIC) Knights Corner
Subject: Processors, Shows and Expos | September 15, 2011 - 01:54 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: idf, idf 2011, knights ferry, knights corner, mic, terascale
During Justin Rattner's closing keynote at the Intel Developer Forum he discussed the pending changes to the Many Integrated Core Architectures (MIC) that we previously knew as the Terascale projects. While we have heard about the Knights Ferry component for some time, and it was basically used a software development platform for Intel's many-core initiative.
Impressive to see at this stage, the upcoming Knights Corner product will actually be built on the new 22nm tri-gate transistors and with more than 50 cores. They haven't posted more details on what exactly ">50" refers to but it does mean that Intel continues to progress down this path and is going to be pushing the terascale computing projects into the future.
Rattner also indicated that not all of the cores on the many-core projects have to be identical and we will soon see designs that combine more than the x86 processors to make for truly heterogeneous computing platforms.
Research into the program continues including things like stacked and shared memory, new communications protocols like optical interconnects, etc. We are just as eager to see the fruits of this research as we were for its application to gaming and graphics that eventually failed.
IDF 2011: Live Blog of Keynotes, Technical Discussions
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Processors, Chipsets, Systems, Storage, Mobile, Shows and Expos | September 15, 2011 - 12:15 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: live blog, Intel, idf 2011, idf
PC Perspective is all over the 2011 Intel Developer Forum and we'll be covering it LIVE here all week. Expect to hear news about Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge-E, SSDs, X79 chipsets, 22nm tri-gate transistors and more! We will have specific news posts about the major topics but if you want to keep up with our information to the minute, then you'll want to migrate to this page throughout Tuesday, Wednesay and Thursday morning.
You can also hit up http://www.pcper.com/category/tags/idf to see all of the posts relating to and coming from IDF this week!
Feel free to leave comments for me on what exactly you want to know and I will do my best to address your questions as the day progresses.
Bloggers and techies descend on the IDF
Subject: General Tech | September 14, 2011 - 01:36 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Intel, idf, idf 2011
Ryan wasn't the only one madly recording the Intel Developers Forum keynote address by Mooly Eden, The Tech Report was also there. Drop by their record of the live blog that they created here, complete with pictures from a different angle than Ryan's and with different content in some cases. There is even a hacker ninja!
"Our own Scott Wasson and Geoff Gasior live blogged Mooly Eden's keynote (complete with pictures) at the Intel Developer Forum this morning. The keynote centered on Intel's mobile endeavors, including Windows 8 tablets and Ivy Bridge-powered ultrabooks. Eden also gave a sneak preview of Intel's next-gen Haswell processors, which will succeed Ivy Bridge in 2013."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Cloudy with a chance of backups @ The Tech Report
- Hands On with Windows 8 Developer Preview @ TechReviewSource
- Microsoft BUILD: Windows 8, A Pre-Beta Preview @ AnandTech
- Hands-on with Windows 8: it's good stuff on the PC, too @ Ars Technica
- Intel, Google 'optimize' chips for Android @ The Register
- Bittorrent.com's software download hacked to serve malware @ The Register
- Intel RTS2011LC CPU Water Cooler Shown at IDF 2011 @ Legit Reviews
- Intel DX79SI Motherboard Revealed - X79 Express Chipset @ Legit Reviews
- TP-Link TL-PA211KIT @ Rbmods
- Bigfoot Networks Killer 1102 Wireless-N Network Card Comparison Review @ ThinkComputers
IDF 2011: New Ivy Bridge Details from Mooly Eden Keynote
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Processors, Shows and Expos | September 14, 2011 - 01:25 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: mooly eden, Ivy Bridge, idf 2011, idf
Today is day 2 at the Intel Developer Forum and with the first keynote out of the way, we can share a few short details about Ivy Bridge that we didn't know before. First, the transistor count is 1.48 billion - a hefty jump over Sandy Bridge that had less than 1 billion.
There was also mention of a new power management feature that will allow interrupts from other hardware devices to go to other cores than Core0, which it had ALWAYS done in the past. This means that it can route it to a core that is already awake and doing some work and not wake up a sleeping core unless necessary.
We also saw the Ivy Bridge processor running the HAWX 2 benchmark, now with support for DX11.
If you look at the die image at the top of this post, you will also notice that it appears more of the die has been assigned to graphics performance than was allocated to it on Sandy Bridge. Remember that on AMD's Llano about 50% of the die dedicated to stream processors; it would appear that by adding support for DX11, nearly doubling performance and including required support for things like DirectCompute, Intel was forced to follow suit to some degree.
Mooly laughed at press taking pictures of the die as he had purposely modified the image to hide some of the details or distort them to prevent precise measurements. Still, it looks like about 33% of the new Ivy Bridge processor is dedicated to graphics and media. This is good news for consumers, but potentially very bad news for the discrete GPU market in notebooks and low end PCs.
Finally, Mooly Eden ended with a brief look at future Ultrabooks that will be based on the Ivy Bridge processor.
If you thought the current generation of Ultrabooks was sexy (as I do) then you will really like what is coming up next.
IDF 2011: ASUS UX21 Ultrabook Still Sexy, I Still Want It
Subject: General Tech, Processors, Mobile | September 14, 2011 - 11:48 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: idf, idf 2011, asus, ultrabook, ux21
Yes, I realize the ASUS UX21 was first shown at Computex in June, but this was my first chance to get my hands on it and I have to say after using it for just a few minutes and comparing it to the aging Lenovo X201 that I am typing this on, I am in love with the form factor.
I don't have anything else to report yet - no performance metrics, no real-world testing, but I couldn't pass posting these few pictures of it. Enjoy!
IDF 2011: MSI Shows Off Upcoming X79 Motherboards
Subject: Motherboards, Processors | September 14, 2011 - 10:59 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: x79, sandy bridge-e, msi, idf 2011, idf
Many of Intel's partners are on hand at IDF to showcase upcoming products and I was able to stop by the MSI booth yesterday to get a peek into the future of the X79 chipset. This chipset will launch with the upcoming Sandy Bridge-E processors (for enthusiast) sometime later this year and introduce a new processor socket (Socket 2011) as well as some new features like dozens of PCI Express connections and quad-channel memory.
The flagship board on display was the X79A-GD65 (8D) that is one of the few X79 boards I have seen sporting 8 DIMM slots (hence the name) and capacities as high as 64GB! Most of the MSI features we have come to love on current motherboards are going to be on this line as well including Military Class components, OC Genie II and the much updated and improved ClickBIOS II.
The board is completely 3-Way SLI ready (and CrossFire as well) and sports three total PCI Express 3.0 slots at x16 bandwidth but also adds in three more PCIe 2.0 slots for good measure.
There are 4x USB 3.0 ports, 12x USB 2.0 ports, 4x SATA 6G ports and 4x SATA 3G ports. Needless to say the X79 platforms are going to be an enthusiast's dream.
MSI is also likely to include a new breakout box with X79 motherboards that will reside in a 5.25-in bay slot on your case (and honestly I need more things to use up there these days) and give you a couple of USB ports, an OC Genie button that will double as a BIOS reset button when held down, and even integrated WiFi and Bluetooth. The above photo is just a mock up but the plans are in place to deliver them with these new boards.
Finally, MSI did have the much improved and updated ClickBIOS II UEFI on display and without a doubt it kicks the first version's ass. We are working on a review that includes this new implementation so expect more on that soon.
IDF 2011: Lucid HyperFormance Technology Improves Game Responsiveness
Subject: General Tech, Graphics Cards, Motherboards | September 14, 2011 - 02:12 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: virtu, mvp, lucid, idf 2011, idf, hyperformance, hydra
Lucid has a history of introducing new software and hardware technologies that have the potential to dramatically affect the PC gaming environment. The first product was Hydra shown in 2008 and promised the ability to use multiple GPUs from different generations and even different vendors on the same rendering task. Next up was Lucid Virtu, a software solution that allowed Sandy Bridge processor customers to take advantage of the integrated graphics features while also using a discrete graphics card. Lucid added support for AMD platforms later on and also showcased Virtual Vsync earlier this year in an attempt to improve user gaming experiences.
That is a nice history lesson, but what is Lucid discussing this time around? The technology is called "HyperFormance" (yes, like "High-Performance") and is included in a new version of the Virtu software called Virtu MVP. I'll let the Lucid press release describe the goals of the technology:
HyperFormance, found in the new model Virtu Universal MVP, boosts gaming responsiveness performance by intelligently reducing redundant rendering tasks in the flow between the CPU, GPU and the display. 3D games put the greatest demands on both the CPU and GPU. And as the race for higher performance on the PC and now in notebooks never ends, both CPUs and GPUs keep gaining performance.
First, a warning. This software might seem simple but the task it tries to accomplish is very complex and I have not had enough time to really dive into it too deeply. Expect an updated and more invasive evaluation soon. There are a couple of key phrases to pay attention to though including the idea of boosting "gaming responsiveness performance" by removing "redundant rendering tasks". The idea of boosting responsiveness pertains to how the game FEELS to the gamer and should be evident with things like mouse movement responsiveness and the stability of the on-screen image (lack of tearing). Lucid's new software technology attempts to improve the speed at which a game responds to your actions not by increasing the frame rate but rather by decreasing the amount of time between your mouse movement (or keyboard input, etc) and what appears on the screen as a result of that action.
How they do that is actually very complex and revolves around the Lucid software's ability to detect rendering tasks by intercepting calls between the game engine and DirectX, not around dropping or removing whole frames. Because Lucid Virtu can detect individual tasks it can attempt to prioritize and learn which are being repeated or mostly repeated from the previous frames and tell GPU to not render that data. This gives the GPU a "near zero" render time on that current frame and pushes the next frame through the system, to the frame buffer and out to the screen sooner.
To think of it another way, imagine a monitor running at 60 Hz but playing a game at 120 FPS or so. With Vsync turned off, at any given time you might have two to four or more frames being rendered and shown on the screen. The amount of each frame displayed will differ based on the frame rate and the result is usually an image some amount of visual tearing; you might have to top 35% of the screen as Frame1, the middle 10% of the screen as Frame2 and the bottom 55% as Frame3. The HyperFormance software then decides if the frame that is going to take up 10% of the screen, Frame2, has redundant tasks and if it can be mostly removed from the rendering pipeline. To replace it, the Lucid engine just uses 65% of Frame3.
The result is an output that is more "up to date" with your movements and what is going on in the game engine and in "game time". Like I said, it is a very complex task but one that I personally find very interesting and am looking forward to spending more time visualizing and explaining to readers.
Interestingly, this first implementation of HyperFormance does require the use of a multi-GPU system: the integrated GPU on Sandy Bridge or Llano along with the discrete card. Lucid is working on a version that can do the same thing on a single GPU but that application is further out.
Frame rate without HyperFormance
There is a side effect though that I feel could hurt Lucid: the effective frame rate of the games with HyperFormance enabled are much higher than without the software running. Of course, the GPU isn't actually rendering more data and graphics than it did before; instead, because HyperFormance is looking for frames to report at near zero frame times, benchmarking applications and the games themselves *think* the game is running much faster than it is. This is a drawback to the current way games are tested. Many gamers might at first be fooled into thinking their game is running at higher frame rates - it isn't - and some might see the result as Lucid attempting to cheat - it isn't that either. It is just a result of the process that Lucid is trying to get to work for gamers' benefits.
Frame rate with HyperFormance
Instead, Lucid is attempting to showcase the frame rate "increase" as a responsiveness increase or some kind of metric that indicates how much faster and reactive to the user the game actually feels. It might be a start, but claiming to have 200% responsiveness likely isn't true and instead I think they need to spend some time with serious gamers and have them find a way to quantify the added benefits that the HyperFormance application offers, if any.
There is a LOT more to say about this application and what it means to PC gaming but for now, that is where we'll leave it. Expect more in the coming weeks!
IDF 2011: Other Foundries Falling Further Behind Intel Technology
Subject: General Tech, Processors | September 13, 2011 - 06:07 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: TSMC, idf 2011, idf, GLOBALFOUNDRIES
While learning about the intricacies of the Intel tri-gate 22nm process technology at the Intel Developer Forum, Senior Intel Fellow Mark Bohr surprised me a bit by discussing the competition in the foundry market. Bohr mentioned the performance advantages and competitive edge that the new 22nm technology offers but also decided to mention that other companies like TSMC, GlobalFoundries, Samsung and IBM are behind, and falling further behind as we speak.
When Intel introduced strained silicon in 2003, it took competition until 2007 to implement it. For High-K Metal Gate technology that Intel brought into market in 2007 it wasn't until 2011 that AMD introduced in its product line. Finally, with tri-gate coming in 2011, GlobalFoundries is talking about getting it implemented in the 2015 time frame.
Obviously those are some long delays but more important to note is that the gap between Intel and the field's implementations has been getting longer. Three years for strained silicon, three and a half for high K and up to four years for tri-gate. Of course, we could all be surprised to see tri-gate come from a competitor earlier, but if this schedule stays true, it could mean an increasing advantage for Intel's products over AMD's and eventually into ARM's.
This also discounts the occasional advantage that AMD had over Intel in the past like being the first to integrate copper interconnects (on the first Athlon) and the first to develop a Silicon-on-Insulator product (starting with the 130nm process); though Intel never actually adopted SOI.


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After years of meetings with town officials and residents to design a new commuter rail station near the historic district in South Acton, the state is set to start the project this fall.
A temporary platform has been installed as officials prepare for the construction, which is expected to take about 18 months, said David Martin, chairman of the South Acton Train Station Advisory Committee.
"It's taken several years to get to this point,'' Martin said. "It was a long time coming.''
Martin said site work will take place this fall and winter, followed by the construction of a new inbound platform and overpass next spring and summer. The temporary platform is located on the outbound end of the existing station. There is a paved walkway providing access to the temporary platform.
Work is expected to begin next fall on the new outbound platform. The reconstruction of an off-site parking lot will take place in the winter of 2014, and the entire project will be done in the spring of 2014, under the state's timetable.
According to the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, South Acton is the busiest station on the Fitchburg commuter rail line. The station has a low-level platform alongside a single main-line track, creating a problematic arrangement for boarding trains for
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In 2009, the MBTA proposed a South Acton Station design that residents and town officials described as ugly and inconvenient, and likely to deter people from using public transportation. The plan called for an elevated center-island platform, reached via ramps and a walkway from the north parking lot crossing one set of the tracks. A roof and side enclosures would have blocked
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"The original design was not very good for the town,'' Martin said. He said it didn't have access from the south side of the tracks, and had a concrete ramp system instead of an elevator for handicapped access.
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According to the MBTA, station amenities will include new canopies, passenger shelters, benches and wind screens, signage, train approach warning system, variable message signs, and platform lighting. The station will be equipped with closed-circuit video surveillance cameras, police emergency call boxes, and public telephones.
"I'm very happy with the progress, and the MBTA for being open and transparent about the process and quick to address concerns of the residents,'' said state Senator Jamie Eldridge, a Democrat from Acton. "They went from a design that was quite unpopular to one that was designed by the residents.''
Eldridge said only a few residents attended a recent informational meeting on the progress of the project, which told him that many issues have already been addressed.
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Katrina Buck, who lives on Faulkner Hill Road in Acton, said the current design is better than the original proposal, but still isn't good enough. She described the design as a modern "monstrosity.''
"It's inappropriate for this part of town,'' Buck said. "They could've done something that looked more in character with the buildings that are historic in nature.''
Buck thinks the town caved in to certain design elements because the state is footing the bill for the station.
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Martin acknowledged that not everyone is pleased but said it's a big improvement.
"There are still some concerns about the aesthetics near the South Acton Historic District,'' he said. "It's now a little more pleasing to the eye.''
Martin also said there will be disruptions for commuters and residents during construction, but the town and state are working to minimize them.
Martin said the new station will be better for neighbors because there will be less light pollution, and the trains will be stopping farther from the homes in the area. He said most work will take place between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m., though there will be some times when night work is unavoidable.
"Unfortunately, there are some disruptions for the next year and a half, and after that it will be improved for everyone,'' he said. "It's going to be handled as well as it can be.''


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Celebrating illustration, design, cartoon and comic art of the mid-20th century.
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Attack of the EZ Sleeper Frankenstein Kids
Its been a little joke among a group of illustrator friends for years: things we hate to draw. Always near the top of the list is "children". Every time an art director calls with a storyboard assignment we say a small, silent prayer... "Please God, let it not be for disposable diapers."
That's why I give Andy Virgil a lot of leeway on this ad from Good Housekeeping's September 1957 issue. Its hard to draw realistic, well proportioned, cute children. There's lots of nice smooshing about of paint that speaks to the artist's obvious abilities with a brush - but let's be honest, those are some scary lookin' kids! How'd the client even accept this?
Nonetheless, Virgil vindicates himself further on in that same issue with the lovely editorial piece shown below.
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I agree, Leif, children are tough. Of course, Leyendecker did a great job painting babies for the Saturday Evening Post covers every new year. But my sentimental favorite is Wally Wood, whose drawings of children for Mad Magazine in the 1950s and 1960s were fabulous. Big heads, spindly little legs and great expressions, all rendered cleanly in a perfect ink wash.
Too funny, Those are some damned scary kids .ReplyDelete
Rockwell probably did the best children.
My kid'll be two later this year , so having access to a model def helps. Now if if he'd just stop running around for two seconds I might be able to get a half decent ref photo ;)
The bottom piece is really nice too.
David; Wow, I couldn't agree more - and my avatar is a tribute to those devilish little tykes Woody rendered so perfectly.ReplyDelete
Dom; how many times was I grateful that we had kids to photograph for job ref? Too many to count! Instead of family photos traditional we have hundreds of shots of our two boys throughout the years from baby to teenage-hood play acting whatever scenario dad neede for the current project of the time. ;-)
I've been chuckling about those odd-looking kiddies all day. :)ReplyDelete
(Great hands, though!)


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DrunkCyclist truth squads Dr. Ferrari on doping (via Cycling Weekly).
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DrunkCyclist truth squads Dr. Ferrari on doping (via Cycling Weekly).
By the way, reading what Ferrari says in the Cycling Weekly story, you have to ask yourself: What was he smoking?
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Researchers say they have developed a blood test that can predict with 90% accuracy whether someone will develop Alzheimer's disease three years before the first signs of cognitive decline.
The test examined decreasing levels of fats in the bloodstream, known as lipids, which may be associated with the breakdown of certain brain cells, according to research conducted at Georgetown University and published in "Nature Medicine".
In a study involving 525 healthy adults aged 70 and older, the 74 who lapsed into dementia had low levels of 10 particular lipids compared with others in the study. The study took place over five years, with neurologists testing subjects' cognitive and memory skills and taking samples of their blood once a year.
Doctors typically examine brain scans and spinal-cord fluid to help diagnose the disease. A blood-based test could help families of those afflicted plan future care, though the test is not ready for general use.
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More than 35 million people have Alzheimer's disease worldwide. The World Health Organization predicts this number will double every 20 years to 115.4 million people by 2050.
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