Kentucky Linux Athlon Testbed

The Kentucky Linux Athlon Testbed (KLAT2) is a 64+2 node Beowulf cluster built by the University of Kentucky College of Engineering in 2000. The cluster used entirely off the shelf components.

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KLAT

KLAT (1010 AM), branded as "Amor Celestial 10-10", is a Spanish language Christian radio station in the Houston, Texas, metropolitan area. It is currently owned by Univision. The station's former name, La Tremenda 1010 (which translates literally to "The Tremendous 1010") was a slogan created by the station's founders Marcos Rodriguez, Sr. and Marcos A. Rodriguez. The station also serves as the Spanish radio flagship of the Houston Astros and the Houston Texans. KLAT has studios in Uptown Houston and the transmitter site is in northeast Houston.

History

KODA signed on July 31, 1961 by Paul Taft of the Taft Broadcasting Company (no relation to Taft Broadcasting of Cincinnati, Ohio) in order to reach a mainstream audience who, at the time, mostly had AM-only radios. They had been on FM radio since 1958 when the former KPRC-FM, then KODA-FM (now KODA), was acquired. Both stations had a beautiful music format (competing with KXYZ) and brought back ABC Radio network programs to Houston. Several years before, KXYZ dropped their ABC Radio affiliation and could be heard on KWBA Baytown, Texas until KODA's sign-on. KODA was a daytimer; they could operate their medium wave station only in the daytime (currently called "Class D") while the FM simulcasted the AM station during the day and provided continued programming when the AM station had to shutoff at sunset. In 1978, Group W Westinghouse Broadcasting purchased the stations and quickly re-sold the AM station. The station eventually obtained authorization for 24-hour operation ("Class B" status) and the call letters were changed to the current call sign in 1979.