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Moore's Law Forever?
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In 1965, Gordon Moore observed that the number of transistors on a silicon chip doubled every technology generation (12 months at that time, currently 18-24 months). He predicted that this trend would continue for a while. Forty years later, Moore's Law continues to hold. Since the number of transistors in a circuit is a measure of the circuit's computational power, the doubling of transistor counts compounded over a 40 year period has led to an enormous increase in the performance of electronic devices and a corresponding decrease in their cost per function. The result has shaped our modern world by making computers, personal computers, cell phones, portable music players, personal digital assistants, etc. pervasive. This talk is an overview of a technology that shaped the 20th Century and that may have a similarly profound impact on the 21st Century. I'll explain how engineers double the number of transistors per chip, the challenges they face as they strive to continue Moore's Law, and take a brief look at some new technologies that researchers are examining.
Moore's Law Forever?
Mark Lundstrom, Science, Vol. 299 no. 5604 pp. 210-211 (10 January 2003), DOI: 10.1126/science.1079567
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Ancient Power (Su): Once per minute, Celebi can telekinetically launch up to 3 chunks of stone within 100 feet. These are launched as ranged attacks, and, if at least as large as a Medium character, deal 10d6 damage each. Furthermore, upon activation, there is a 10% chance that Celebi will become stronger for 3 rounds, gaining a +4 bonus to Strength, a +6 bonus to Natural Armour and immunity to all negative conditions (it is only harmed by damage).
Natural Gift (Su): Celebi can infuse a berry with magical power and hurl it as a grenade-like weapon. In general, this will deal 1d6 damage per level of any energy type, in a 5 foot radius explosion, with a Reflex save vs. DC 37 for half. The DC is Charisma-based.
Leech Seed (Ex): anything hit by Celebi's slam attack has a seed implanted within them. Every round for 10 rounds, they lose 2d6 hit points, and Celebi regains half this amount.
Natural Cure (Su): If a full round goes by without Celebi making an attack or taking damage, she loses any harmful effects on her such as poison, disease, stunning, sleep (other than natural sleep), nausea, fatigue, negative levels or ability damage.
Heal Bell (Sp): As a standard action, Celebi can ring a small, magical bell. This removes any harmful effects (as listed above) from all targets she chooses within 30 feet.
Baton Pass (Su): As a Swift action, Celebi can shift all beneficial effects on her over to an ally within 30 feet.
Healing Wish (Su): If reduced to 0 HP or less, Celebi unleashes a special magical wish. All allies are affected by a heal spell, and Celebi automatically stabilises, even if she would normally have died. This also works if an effect would automatically kill her. This only works once per day, and once stabilized she can still be slain.
Time Travel (Su): Celebi has incredible powers of time. She can cast a Gate (travel version) ability as a Supernatural ability at will, except it links to the same place and plane, in a different time period. She can also cast Foresight at will, and always has an additional standard action available, much like the old Haste granted.
Spell-like Abilities (Sp): At will: magical leaf (missile storm), confusion, poison, control weather, energy ball (fireball changed to deal Light damage), entangle, stealth rock (cometfall set as a trap that triggers when someone enters the targeted square), Delayed (3 rounds) wail of the banshee, Delayed (2 rounds) final rebuke, telekinesis, slow, time stop; 3/day: leaf storm (50' radius, 200' tall cylinder area takes 2d6 slashing per level, Ref half with no Evasion, cannot be used again for 3 rounds). Caster level equals hit dice, and the Save DCs are 10 + Spell Level + Celebi's Charisma modifier.
- The sample Celebi has a caster level of 30 and save DC of 22 + spell level.
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Well, here we go again, another installment of "Forgotten America." I came across this little town and could not resist taking several photographs. There were several blocks of structures in this condition. Yes, there were still several people living in the town.
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MONTGOMERY | Federal legislation is planned to reinstate a ban on assault-type semiautomatic rifles and ammunition magazines, but how Alabama will participate in the national gun control dialogue is still unfolding.
MONTGOMERY | Federal legislation is planned to reinstate a ban on assault-type semiautomatic rifles and ammunition magazines, but how Alabama will participate in the national gun control dialogue is still unfolding.
U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., said Monday that she will introduce legislation that would ban assault-type weapons like the one used by a gunman Friday to kill his mother, 20 elementary school children, six teachers and then himself in Newtown, Conn.
The polarizing aspect of "gun control" is that the term means different things to different people, said D'Linell Finley, a political science professor at Alabama State University in Montgomery.
"The big problem is that to advocates of the Second Amendment, any time you talk about gun registration and limiting assault weapons, they take it as full-fledged attack on the Second Amendment," Finley said. "Gun control advocates, when they hear about incidents like these, it's 'They want to take away all guns.'
"In this case that little school becomes the whole nation," he said.
"I believe there is middle ground to satisfy those who want to hunt and defend their home and some of those who want to see reasonable control."
In a conservative state such as Alabama, there is political reality.
"I'm sure that we will be part of the debate, but I really don't see in Alabama that any kind of firearm will be taken out of people's hands," said State Senate Majority Leader Jabo Waggoner, R-Vestavia Hills. "I think the members of the House and Senate ought to encourage people in this state that (the Second Amendment) to the Constitution is safe and secure."
Incoming State Senate Minority Leader Vivian Figures, D-Mobile, said the debate extends beyond gun control.
"We need to bring all facets of our community, officials, community leaders, our faith-based leaders, and try to come up with a plan as to how we combat all of this violence. It's not only going to include gun control but the social problems," she said.
Speculation has occurred about the killer's mental state and how that might affect the gun debate.
"Obviously you're going to have people jump to conclusions immediately because of some of the past experiences we think along those lines," said James Dill, executive director of the Alabama Council on Community Mental Health Boards.
He said the council will meet in January to decide whether to become part of the discussion.
"I'm reluctant to make some type of comment on gun control other than my own personal opinion, because my group hasn't met on it yet," he said. "We've got to get the conversation away from the polarization of either you have your Second Amendment right or it's OK to have gun control."
State Sen. Gerald Allen, R-Cottondale, said the discussion should include whether there is adequate screening for mental illness and who is suitable for a firearm.
"It's a good debate, but with the Second Amendment we have to be very careful," Allen said. "I just think that we got to do a better job in looking at individuals with problems."
Finley said the debate shouldn't be whether ordinary citizens should be allowed to own hunting rifles, shotguns and sport and home-protection firearms, but whether civilians should be able to buy assault-type weapons that are similar in purpose and appearance to military combat weapons.
"In view of the tragedy in Newtown, Conn., is it the time we start taking gun control politics seriously?" he asked.


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30 April 2008
Frasers Part 3: Dr. William Fraser, continued
If the new index (and the collection, for that matter) indeed covered all Quebec parishes, could I find my Protestant Frasers? Yes, .. and no. The Ancestry statement"Searching may produce records that have not yet been indexed" applies to the Anglican and Presbyterian churches at St. Andrews East (St-André d'Argenteuil), home of my direct-line Frasers. Under the search box is an alphabetical place name list. It's essential to read the notes to see how complete the indexing may or may not be for individual parishes or churches. Indexing continues, with promises for completion by the end of the year.
Nevertheless, entries for many Protestant churches in Montreal are available. Besides the marriage and death of Dr. William Fraser, which I had previously obtained by other means, the following were uncovered, much to do with the family of his wife, Miranda R. Charles:
• John Charles age 35, dealer & manufacturer of hair powder, married Lucy LeBrun age 19, both of Montreal, on 19 June 1800 (she with parental consent). Witnesses: Jon? Josh? L– or S– , Elis– Fraser, J. Woods. (Christ Church Anglican)
John Charles' occupation probably indicates he was a supplier to apothecary shops, among other places, with which Dr. Fraser was later associated.
• Maranda daughter of John Charles, trader, and wife Lucy Le Brun was born 11 December 1814, baptized 1 January 1816. Sponsors: John McGillivray, Frederick ___nerman. (St Andrews Presbyterian)
I have not yet determined how many other children were born to this couple in the gap 1800-1814. Miranda did have an older sister Lucille according to my 1987 correspondence with a great-granddaughter of Lucille Charles. Oddly (?) Miranda always bore a second name Robertson, passed on to two of her children—a prominent maternal surname in the family of her future husband-to-be.
• John Charles 58, merchant, died 29 March 1823 and was buried in "the new Protestant Burial ground Quebec suburbs." Witnesses: Edward Wilcock, George Savage; Robert Easton officiating. (St Andrews Presbyterian)
Despite the word "Quebec" appearing in the burial entry, I am told this would refer to Mount Royal Cemetery in Montreal.
• Lucille Margaret daughter of William Fraser MD and his wife Marinda was born 2 May 1843, baptized 5 October 1843. Sponsors: D. Macdonell, James Dougall. (St Andrews Presbyterian)
The doctor's second child and second daughter; entries have not yet been confirmed for their five other children. Another coincidence, the name Dougall appearing as a witness.
• Maria Catherine Robertson Fraser and Charles Frederick Goodhue were married 25 September 1862 by Rev. John Bethune; witnesses were W. Fraser MD, John Macbeth, M.L. Fraser, and D. Macmillan. (Christ Church Anglican)
This was the oldest daughter of Dr. William. She died ten years later after bearing two children.
• Miranda R. Fraser, widow of the late William Fraser MD of Montreal, died 14 November 1891, buried 16 November. Witnesses: D. McEadman? J.J.M. Pangman. (Christ Church Anglican)
About nine years before her death, Miranda Fraser presented the Medical Faculty of McGill with her husband's library and surgical equipment.
• Duncan Robertson Fraser age 47 died in Montreal 20 July 1892, buried 21 July. Witness: James Robertson. (Christ Church Anglican)
Duncan was the youngest son of William and Miranda; he had spent his previous years in Queensland and Sydney, Australia. His will was probated in Montreal 23 September 1892.
If only MY John Fraser ancestors had died "in plain view"!
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I have been folowing the family of Thomas Dennie Harris of Toronto 1803-1873 who married Lucinda Charles of Montreal in 1827 some of their children/descendants carried the name Le Brun as a middle name which lead me to you blog of John Charles marrying Lucy Le Brun which seemed a most likely connection. I notice you mentioned correspondence in 1987 with a Elizabeth Stevenson o'Neill as a Great granddaughter. Did you have her maiden name which may enable me to link back into the Harris detail that i have?
Mike Morson
- Saturday, 14 March, 2009
I have searched through the Drouin database at the Quebec Family History Society and had noticed missing years in my area of research.
I loaded up the microfilm from the Quebec National Archives for the same area, non-catholic, and noticed why they are missing, very difficult to read. Luckily for me I am familiar with many names in the area so I could figure them out. I have some doubts that they'll ever show up in Drouin thoguh.
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Read the lyrics to "The Least of These."
"My Uncle Martin had a dream that
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The pro-life movement is all about
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of every human life. That's why, when Dr.
Alveda King first walked with me at the
annual March for Life and I asked her,
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"Fr. Frank, this is the civil rights
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of freedom.It is therefore time for Freedom Rides
for the unborn. The pro-life movement is
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Freedom from the lies and the deceit that
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I've spent the past couple of days talking to people about the saga that has become of Lance Armstrong's life.
The conversation has raised some really interesting questions:
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Here's a sampling of the conversation from a Facebook post we had:
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Does anyone know of any good bunkai material for the kata's jurokono, matsukase, jiin and ananku?
Have no idea on the relationship between these katas and others or any other information other than how they are performed unfortunately. The only information I have is of the creator of ananku and a bit about his teaching methods.
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36 comments:
- Mary Anne MacCrone said...
I love to hear victory stories like this Beth and you tell it so well. Congratulations to the entire team on their win.
As a side note, that picture of the snickery squares was quite distracting once it came into view on my screen! Mmmm they do look and sound decadent.
- September 25, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- Valerie Gamine said...
Congratulations Team Spain! I love, love, love soccer! You must be so proud. :D
I have yet to make the Snickery Squares, but based on your photos, I may need to bake a batch very soon!
- September 25, 2011 at 5:17 PM
- Beloved Green said...
Good job team. I've been to enough of my niece's soccer games to know how much those kiddos put into training and tournaments. Love those Snickery Squares.
- September 25, 2011 at 5:36 PM
- laurie said...
Those bars look awesome!
Soccer sounds fun...my kids played baseball and basketball. Up north there aren't many soccer teams,but around the Twin Cities it is a popular sport.
- September 25, 2011 at 6:25 PM
- lisa is cooking said...
Congratulations on the soccer win! These bars look like a great way to celebrate. I'd love to try them, but no guarantees on not eating the whole pan.;)
- September 25, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- Gloria Baker said...
Congrats to the soccer win! My kid love soccer too! These bars look yummy! and I s love to try soon, gloria
- September 25, 2011 at 7:07 PM
- Joanne said...
I feel like a champion just looking at those Snickery Squares, Wow!
And, Congrats on the soccer win and trophy, a well earned accomplishment for the team!
- September 25, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Janet Johnson said...
Yay for winning a trophy! I love soccer. :)
And yum on the snicker bars!
- September 25, 2011 at 8:32 PM
Congratulations, team! What exciting news :)
I should like to think that with dishes like Snickery Squares, the amount of effort needed to create the end product makes them that much more enjoyable.
- September 25, 2011 at 9:27 PM
Congrats! And the bars look tasty.
- September 25, 2011 at 10:28 PM
- Carol said...
Congrats on the trophy win and those bars look like a winner as well!
- September 25, 2011 at 11:48 PM
- Julie said...
Congratulations! Winning the trophy is such a great experience!
- September 26, 2011 at 7:04 AM
- Barbara said...
Congrats to Team Spain! I wonder what was said to them at halftime to inspire the win?
The Snickery Squares look wonderful, Beth. I love dulce de leche too. Make it from scratch often. That's a nice lot of chocolate on top too! :)
- September 26, 2011 at 7:14 AM
- Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake said...
Hooray for a trophy!!! What a fun season. And these look like fabulous bars...you can't beat Dorie for a yummy recipe :)
- September 26, 2011 at 8:26 AM
- Rita said...
Congratulations! Your dessert is the perfect way to celebrate the viatory...looks real good.
- September 26, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- laxsupermom said...
Congrats to your daughter! Our soccer season has been a washout so far. The league has been scrambling to secure fields after the flooding took out all of the fields that the kids play on. The dessert bars look terrific! Thanks for sharing.
- September 26, 2011 at 1:57 PM
- Tasha said...
Congrats to your daughter and her team. What a yummy dessert to celebrate with!
- September 26, 2011 at 2:56 PM
- Unknown said...
Congrats to your daughter's team! And those bars actually made me sigh. They look fantastic!
- September 26, 2011 at 5:20 PM
Woohoo! I love soccer!
I also love the look of those Snickery Squares. *drool*
num num num
- September 26, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Heather said...
Congratulations! We're a soccer family too. I bet everyone was just super excited about winning the trophy and getting to eat those delicious looking Snickery Squares!
- September 26, 2011 at 6:38 PM
- Joanne said...
Woot woot! MAJOR congrats! that is super awesome. ANd what a way to celebrate...those bars look amazing!
- September 26, 2011 at 9:25 PM
I've been wanting to make these forever! Yours look fabulous. Perfect for a celebration!
- September 26, 2011 at 9:59 PM
- Lisa | Authentic Suburban Gourmet said...
Congrats on your win! Super exciting. These bar cookies look and sound amazing. A must make!!!
- September 27, 2011 at 12:00 AM
- shaz said...
Congratulations on the trophy acquisition :) The bars sound amazing.
- September 27, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- Jeanne said...
Congratulations to the team! And these bars are an awesome reward! They definitely look better than packaged Snickers.
- September 27, 2011 at 9:38 AM
- Catherine said...
Congratulations. I love your snickery squares, they look delicious! Catherine
- September 27, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- Allison said...
Yeah team Spain!!! What an exciting ending. I have eyed this recipe since I bought Dorie's book. I am scared to make them because I know I will eat way too many.
- September 27, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Susan Fields said...
I've had three children play soccer for years, so I've spent my fair share of time on the sidelines. Last night my daughter's sixth grade girls team played the sixth grade boys team. I don't think they've ever had so much fun at a game. The boys won, 2-1, but the girls certainly made them work for it! Congrats on the trophy!
- September 27, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- Elaine said...
Hooray to Team Spain! That looks like a wonderful celebratory treat!
- September 27, 2011 at 9:31 PM
Woo hoo for the trophy!
And, as usual, you share your delicious treats with me. :)
- September 27, 2011 at 10:33 PM
- Miriam said...
Way to go!! And those treats look awesome :), Miriam@Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters
- September 28, 2011 at 12:34 AM
- Kristen said...
Hip Hip Hooray for Team Spain!!
Having Snickery Squares to come home to would be a win for anyone, too! :-)
- September 28, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- Kitchen Riffs said...
Congrats on the win! And congrats on a good presentation of the recipe - those look awesome. Thanks.
- September 30, 2011 at 2:19 PM
- Fresh Local and Best said...
Congratulations on the soccer win! You must be so proud! What an absolutely fun and decadent dessert to celebrate such occasion.
- October 1, 2011 at 11:03 PM
- MegSmith @ Cooking.In.College said...
I used to play soccer in high school and this just put a huge smile on my face! I am your newest follower :-)
- October 2, 2011 at 6:04 PM
- Sue said...
Your snickery sqaures look awesome and yummy! CONGRATS on the trophy!
- October 7, 2011 at 1:54 AM


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If you want to learn something, read about it. If you want to understand something, write about it. If you want to master something, teach it."
~ Yogi Bhajan
Yep, that just about sums up the path I'm on with trust. I began reading about trust (trust and faith really, their subtle differences, meanings, nuances) many years ago. Shortly after, I started writing about it, but only for myself. Then, over three years ago I started publicly writing about trust here on Trust Life Today, followed by teaching individuals first, then later groups.
As linear of an approach as it may sound — read, write, teach — what I've found is now that I'm at the teaching stage of trust, I continue to read and write about it. I still study, contemplate, question, and even meditate on trust. Although I've written posts about why people don't trust, I constantly find it surprising when they don't. Until one day, in the midst of life, I find myself there too, not trusting.
And then I'm reminded — trust isn't something I have mastered, it is a daily practice. Trust is a practice I've chosen to embrace. Why? Because my breathing slows down to a calm, steady rhythm when I trust. Because my hot female, Mexican, Taurus, Pitta dosha, Enneagram 8, Chinese symbol fire, who-knows-what-label, does not flare as quickly when I trust. Because I get better sleep at night when I trust.
Because I show myself and the world the best of me.
Because I feel God within me.
Because I feel peace.
Because the peace that comes from trusting feels like a little slice of Heaven on Earth to me.
And I want more peace in my life, more God in my life, more of my best-self to show up every day in my life, and definitely more Heaven on Earth in my life. So I have cultivated a practice of trust, and I do just that, I practice.
And I screw up.
There are times I forget what it means to trust, and to have faith, and to love myself. I simply forget. I slip into old patterns and behaviors.
Then…after I'm done beating myself up over the screw up, when I'm finally able to be still and quiet within my heart and mind, I give thanks.
Unfortunately, I often allow my life to become so fast and frenetic, I rush to the next thing, then the next, never stopping to realize that the irksome feeling hovering over my head like a dark, Eeyore-cloud, is actually me continuing to beat myself up unconsciously. It is not until I slow down enough to quiet my mind and tune into my heart that I see the screw up for what it is: an opportunity to forgive myself, to learn from the experience, to practice self-compassion, perhaps even to provide comfort or to empathize with my neighbor who may share with me something similar as we both "coincidentally" meet at our mailboxes next week, month, or year. Glance over the previous sentence, and you will find between each comma lies the reasons I give thanks for the quote-unquote-screw-up.
In the giving of thanks, on an energetic level I feel restored, like my inner-balance-scale had been horribly askew, and now it has settled back to the middle, not tilting one way or the other. In that horizontal plane of my inner-scale, my practice of trust begins again. The experience of Heaven on Earth gently nudges me and I close my eyes and smile.
From where you're sitting and reading today's post, you may be thinking, Right on! I can do this! A daily practice of trust is totally within me! Or, you may be thinking, Is she f-ing kidding me? She has no idea what I'm going through and if she only had a clue, she would know trust is impossible, completely impossible. Or maybe your pendulum is swinging back and forth between the two. Wherever you are on your path, stop now and honor it. It is your truth. Own it. Then ask yourself, Why can't I experience a little Heaven on Earth? Close your eyes, smile, and know you can. Even if you think you can't, you can.
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Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Annual to shrubs, glabrous or hairy; sap milky
Stems branched, 0.53 m
Leaves cauline or some basal, alternate
Inflorescence: heads ligulate; involucre cylindric; phyllaries in 2several series; receptacle naked
Flowers fewmany; ligules lavender, pink, or whitish, readily withering
Fruit linear, club-shaped, or oblong; pappus generally of 930 stiff, plumose bristles
Species in genus: 24 species: w North America
Etymology: (Greek: wreath division)
Reference: [Gottlieb 1972 Madroño 21:463481]
Annual, tap-rooted, rosette-forming species highly variable and complexly interrelated.
Annual 26 dm, glabrous to minutely glandular
Stems much-branched
Leaves: basal rosette generally withered at flower; cauline small, linear, often 0 at flower
Inflorescence various; involucre 67 mm; outer phyllaries << inner, reflexed or erect and appressed; inner phyllaries 46
Flowers 56; ligules 68 mm, white to pink
Fruit 26.8 mm, 5-angled; pappus bristles variously plumose, white
Ecology: Common. Desert scrub, dry disturbed ground
Elevation: < 2000 m.
Bioregional distribution: Klamath Ranges, Sierra Nevada (except n Sierra Nevada Foothills), San Joaquin Valley, Central Coast, South Coast Ranges, Southwestern California, Great Basin Floristic Province, Desert
Distribution outside California: to Washington, Idaho, Colorado, Texas, Baja California
Highly variable.
Inflorescence puberulent; peduncles 13 mm; outer phyllaries reflexed
Fruit 34.5 mm; pappus bristles plumose throughout
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Music by: Antonio Vivaldi and Arcangelo Corelli
Known for his love of all things American, Balanchine expertly reconceives square dancing to fit his neoclassical minimalism, retaining its fascinating patterns and effervescent spirit.
In Square Dance, George Balanchine joined the traditions of American folk dance with classical ballet. He felt the two types of dance, though widely different in style, had common roots and a similar regard for order. He wrote, "The American style of classical dancing, its supple sharpness and richness of metrical invention, its superb preparation for risks, and its high spirits, were some of the things I was trying to show in this ballet." In the original 1957 version, the musicians were placed onstage, and a square dance caller was brought in to call out the steps. Square Dance was revived in 1976 without the caller, with the orchestra in the pit, and with an added solo for the principal male dancer.


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When he was a kid, Stuart Rosenberg used to come to golf outings with his dad in Westfield Center.
His father was an attorney in Warren and he and an insurance agent client used to list together, using the outings as a way to garner more business for both.
If not for that familiarity, Mr. Rosenberg never would have recognized the Westfield Insurance Co. — or applied for a job as a project manager there when he was looking for a position that required less travel than the consulting job he had.
Now the chief technology officer at Westfield Insurance Group, Mr. Rosenberg said one of the things he likes best about his job is the sense of ownership and pride he has as he develops and guides projects from beginning to end. While he said the consulting work he did was enjoyable, Mr. Rosenberg also had few chances to see a project to the end.
"I'm pretty passionate about what we do," he said. "It's challenging and it's fun."
Mr. Rosenberg said he has been interested in the capability of technology from the time he was young, since he first programmed code that made a balloon fly across the computer screen when he was in middle school. But his first love was broadcasting, and he was able to work as a DJ for a Youngstown radio station while still in high school and broadcast some games at the University of Michigan when he was a student there, getting the bug out of his system.
Mr. Rosenberg said he was never one of those kids who ripped new electronics apart in order to see how they worked, but the heart of his IT interest came from a love of solving problems.
As a boss, he thinks it's important to create a good work environment for employees, and does so by leaving them notes or dropping by their desk to recognize the good work they've done.
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In his free time, Mr. Rosenberg plays golf and in the past coached youth basketball in Cleveland Heights. He also has taken improvisational comedy classes, which he says have helped improve his listening skills and his ability to collaborate with others.
He is also on the board of Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland, works with the computer science program at Baldwin-Wallace College on an advisory basis and is on the Team NEO emerging leaders advisory board.
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Eleven months ago, the Houston Dynamo took center stage at RFK Stadium and celebrated an Eastern Conference Championship and, by extension, ended D.C. United's season. As the club ventures back to RFK on Sunday with their playoff lives on the line (12:30 p.m. CT; NBC), they know the team lining up across from them would like nothing more than to return the favor.
Houston need a win or draw against cellar-dwelling D.C., along with some help from the other Eastern Conference contenders, to extend their season. Anything less, and the playoffs go the way of the club's CONCACAF Champions League campaign, which was cut short of the quarterfinals on Thursday night in Panama.
"If I was on their team, I'd relish the idea of spoiling it and having the opportunity to kick us off," Houston goalkeeper Tally Hall said. "They're fighting for their jobs and they want to see us out of the playoffs very bad. I know that has to be said in the locker room, for their locker room."
Houston were in a similar position to D.C. just three years ago. Eight of Houston's current players were on the Dynamo squad that failed to make the playoffs in 2010, the only time Houston have missed the postseason in franchise history.
Just like D.C. this year, Houston were coming off a conference championship appearance before taking a step back the next season. The Dynamo played spoiler against two playoff teams, the San Jose Earthquakes and Seattle Sounders, in the final two weeks of the season to lessen their playoff positioning.
"It was nothing-to-lose soccer," center back Bobby Boswell said of that 2010 stretch run. "Lots of new guys getting a chance to show. We knocked [D.C.] out of the playoffs last year. What better redemption than to knock us out?"
While Houston are expecting D.C.'s best shot, they have a strong history of late against the capital club. In two games this year, the Dynamo have two wins and are 5-0-1 in the past two years against United, outscoring them 15-2 in those games.
On Sunday, all of that is out of the window, though.
Houston will have to find their rhythm in the attack – they have been shut out in their past three games – to move on. And they will do so against a team they know will be looking to do anything but make it easy on them.
"Just saying we beat them twice and saying we're going and playing D.C. doesn't mean we're going to win this game," said team captain Brad Davis. "They've got 11 guys out there trying to prove a point … sometimes that can be the most difficult team to play against."
Darrell Lovell covers the Houston Dynamo for MLSsoccer.com.


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Part No.: MPVT-Vector-D-PDU-API
The Vector D-PDU API is a programming interface, standardized in ISO 22900-2, for accessing a Vehicle Communication Interface (VCI).
The Vector D-PDU API is a programming interface, standardized in ISO 22900-2, for accessing a Vehicle Communication Interface (VCI).
Vector D-PDU API abstracts from the underlying VCI, especially from implementation of the communication protocol.
As a result, an application which is based on a D-PDU API can be created independently of the VCI and in particular without a dedicated implementation of the communication protocol.
Use of existing hardware
Already existing Vector network interfaces can easily be extended with the Vector D-PDU API and are immediately ready for appropriate applications.
Optimal performance
The Vector D-PDU API uses the flexibility and features of the powerful Vector network interfaces. Therefore, it offers optimal performance for your applications.
Simultaneous communication
The Vector D-PDU API can share one channel of the Vector network interfaces with other Vector tools. So a customer-specific application can access the bus over the D-PDU API, while for example CANoe, CANalyzer and/or CANape run measurement or analysis tasks on the same channel. This eases for example also the troubleshooting in D-PDU API based applications.
Cost-effective solution
Vector D-PDU API is a cost-effective solution especially for OEMs and suppliers who already use the Vector network interfaces and who are additionally use or develop ISO 22900-2-based applications. Therefore, the Vector bus interfaces can also be used for customer-specific diag-nostic and flash applications. An additional VCI hardware is no longer required.
The D-PDU API from Vector is used in the field of ECU development and diagnostics to create various OEM-specific applications such as diagnostic testers. 32-bit or 64-bit applications can be developed flexibly and efficiently based on the 32-bit or 64-bit library. It lets developers focus on the application logic.
In addition, the D-PDU API enables the use of Vector network interfaces in applications that are based on an ISO 22900-3 conformant diagnostic server.
Supported bus systems:
CAN, CAN FD, Ethernet (DoIP)
Supported standard:
Supported ISO 22900-2 protocols:
ISO UDS on CAN (ISO_15765_3_on_ISO_15765_2 )
KWP2000 on CAN (ISO_14230_3_on_ISO_15765_2)
ISO OBD on CAN (ISO_OBD_on_ISO_15765_4)
ISO UDS on DoIP (ISO_14229_5_on_ISO_134000_2)
Multi Channel Support
Supports up to 8 CAN/CAN FD channels on one Vector network interface (e.g. VN7572 or VN8970).


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Modular Period Three - Native Challenge
Austrian Armed Forces Advance Training - Day Two
Just imagine for a moment, you are on a peacekeeping operation and you are confronted with one of these scenarios or situations: a planned or spontaneous negotiation with armed forces or militant groups, positioned in a dangerous mine location, entering into a building with explosive booby traps or stopped at a checkpoint. After that, you are held at gunpoint by a child soldier or member from a dangerous group and then kidnapped. What would you do? In reality, depending on the situation, one wrong decision may cause you to lose your life or a bodily limb; one wrong choice may put your life in jeopardy.
Students of this semester embarked on a journey, which went beyond creating these mental images. Rather, they were introduced to relevant theoretical knowledge by the military force on how to approach such situations. Simulations were also staged by the facilitators to allow students to use the knowledge gained in these and other situations.
Topics covered included: basic introduction to negotiations, mine awareness, self defense and security awareness. The aim of the presentation on negotiation was to familiarize students with the principles and aspects relating to preparation and conduct of negotiations in a typical peace keeping operation. A situational plot was carried out which involved negotiations with the different teams and a representative from an armed force in a staged conflict setting. Students acquired firsthand experience on the do's and don'ts of negotiations and learned both from their successful attempts as well as their mistakes.
Students also viewed a film on mine awareness. It provided basic information on the general threat of mines and more importantly, what should be done if you are in a location which is suspected to have mines or other explosive traps. The facilitators even went a step further and created a situation of an empty house with staged booby traps and explosives. This demonstrated to students how simple it is to design and detonate such life threatening devices.
On a more physical note, through self-defense training, students became more aware of their strength and how it could be used when attacked under different circumstances and from different positions. It was emphasized by the facilitator that the purpose of the exercise was to demonstrate how to defend yourself and not to attack the perpetrator.
Day two of the training ended with a theoretical session on security awareness. The idea was that students would become more exposed to the importance of being cognizant of their environment and the security risk surrounding them. They were introduced to contingency planning, emergency procedures relating to passing check points, hostage taking or detention, armed robbery, shelling and communication with the radio.
While the four teams concluded an interesting day of training, the headquarters spent the day and most of the night planning the mission for the simulations which would commence on day three. Lights went out and they rested in preparation for the toughest days of the training; limits would be tested and memories of challenges created.


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STAMFORD -- Unlike the major leagues, the high school baseball season is a sprint to the postseason.
So putting your team on a sound footing early is important.
Westhill High School took a big step in that direction Monday as the Vikings held off a Ridgefield rally to grab a 5-4 victory at Viking Field.
"We needed to have a big start because our schedule is tough early. When you play three games a week, you can get yourself in a deep hole very fast," said Westhill head coach D.J. Mulvany. "Our next four contests are Wilton, New Canaan, at South Windsor, at Danbury. So this win was important. We're going to find out about the toughness of our team."
Westhill (2-1 overall) led 2-0 after one inning and 5-0 after three innings. Casiano Hamer's two-out, two-run single was the key blow in the third.
That allowed Vikings lefty starter Dan Rotkewicz to settle in.
But Rotkewicz ran out of gas with two outs and none on in the fifth.
A walk to John Boscia, singles by Jeremy Gordon and Craig Burke (one RBI) along with designated hitter Wright Lindgren's two-run double brought Ridgefield to 5-3.
When Sam Sarath ripped a double to center to lead off the sixth, Ryan Lee relieved for Westhill.
Colin Belardinelli's two-out RBI single made it 5-4 but that was it.
Westhill righthander Luke Dawson entered for the 7th. Gordon drew a leadoff walk and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt and a groundout to second. But the potential tying run was left stranded as Dawson induced a game-ending grounder to short.
"Today was Luke's throwing day," Mulvany said. "That's why we brought him in to finish rather than have him toss a bullpen session."
It was the sixth assist of the afternoon for Westhill senior shortstop Ronald Jackson, who returned to the Vikings after taking last season off.
"I'm thrilled to be back after missing last year," said Jackson, who crushed an RBI triple in the first inning. "I love playing shortstop. Our team has improved a lot. I'm expecting us to go far."
"Jackson's defense at short is a luxury for our pitchers. They don't feel they have to strike out everybody. They can pitch to contact," Mulvany said. "Jackson has so much energy and he's so passionate about baseball. He'd spend 24 hours a day on the diamond if we let him. It's great when your best players are your hardest workers."
For Ridgefield (1-3 overall), the contest was a familiar theme.
"We're four games in and we returned almost nobody from last year's 16-4 squad. So we're going through our growing pains now," said Ridgefield head coach Paul Fabbri. "We dig ourselves a hole early in every game. Our defense was leaky. We gave Westhill's offense too many chances. We couldn't get the key hit when we needed it off their crafty lefty (Rotkewicz). We did rally which is a good sign going forward."
Westhill 5, Ridgefield 4
Records: Ridgefield 1-3; Westhill 2-1.
Batteries: R -- Joe Ammirato (L), Dean Kisciras (5) and Joe Coyle. W -- Dan Rotkewicz (W), Ryan Lee (6), Luke Dawson (7, save) and Mike Rossi.
Highlights: R -- Wright Lindgren two hits, double, two RBIs. Craig Burke two hits, one RBI, sac bunt. W -- Casiano Hamer two-run single. Ronald Jackson RBI triple, six assists at shortstop.


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