[Commits] [svn:einsteintoolkit] www/info/ (Rev. 114)

[gallen at cct.lsu.edu]

User: gallen
Date: 2010/03/23 09:01 PM

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 include_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/global/header.php');?>
 
 <p>
-<b>Run Physics Codes:</b> download the <a href="/codes/McLachlan">Einstein Toolkit</a> which includes complete codes for modeling vacuum spacetimes such 
-  as the coalescence of black holes (MacLachlan), or  relativistic hydrodynamics(Avanti). Take advantage of the example parameter files and Cactus configuration files to run quickly on known machines, and use our supported <a href="tools">visualization tools</a> to analyze the output data.
+<b>Run Physics Codes:</b> download the <a href="documentation/">Einstein Toolkit</a> which includes complete codes for modeling vacuum spacetimes such 
+  as the coalescence of black holes, or  relativistic hydrodynamics. Use example parameter files and Cactus configuration files to run quickly on known machines or use our test accounts on Queen Bee.
 </p>
 <p>
-<b>Put Together Your Own Code:</b> look through the different thorns making up the <a href="/toolkit">Einstein Toolkit</a>, grab what you want and develop or add in your own additional thorns to research new evolution algorithms, new modes of analysis or to evolve new initial data sets. Since the Einstein Toolkit contains examples of initial data, evolution, and analysis thorns, you can get see prototypes of how new thorns should be structured.
+<b>Put Together Your Own Code:</b> look through the different thorns making up the <a href="/toolkit">Einstein Toolkit</a>, use what you want and develop or add in your own additional thorns to research new evolution algorithms, new modes of analysis or to evolve new initial data sets. Since the Einstein Toolkit contains examples of initial data, evolution, and analysis thorns, you can see prototypes of how new thorns should be structured.
 </p>
 <p>
 <b>Read the Documentation:</b> each thorn in the Einstein Toolkit contains some documentation (well, hopefully). Compiling thorns together and using <tt>make ThornGuide</tt> provides a single thorn guide for all the thorns, or download the complete <a href="/documentation/EinsteinToolkitThornGuide.pdf">Einstein Toolkit Thorn Guide</a> from our web pages. We know 
@@ -16,8 +16,6 @@
 <b>Join the <a href="/about/members">Einstein Toolkit Consortium</a>:</b> this will show your support for our initiative and involve you in discussions about the toolkit development and support.
 </p>
 <p>
-<b>Join our Mail Lists</b>: The users at einsteintoolkit.org mail list is used for discussions, questions, and to disseminate news about the toolkit. We hope that developing community support through this mail list will help 
-develop a sustainable community.  The code changes mail list commits at einsteintoolkit.org to receive messages as the development code changes.
-</p>
+  <b>Interact:</b>: The <a href="mailto:users at einsteintoolkit.org">users at einsteintoolkit.org</a> mail list is for discussions, questions, and new dissemination  about the toolkit. Our Einstein Toolkit <a href="http://blog.einsteintoolkit.org/">blog</a> provides more content, and anyone can sign up to post to it. </p>
 
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