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MONTREAL — There's quite a bit I respect about Hockey Night in Canada's Don Cherry — his longevity, the iron conviction he has in his strong opinions, his fierce pride in and support of Canada's military, his popularity that seems to know no bounds.
Grapes takes and returns my calls. We've had many terrific conversations about the game; I don't think I'm one of the "dumbhead" reporters — a noun he created — to which he referred during a recent rant about his distaste for a joyful goal celebration by Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban, even though his opinion is 180 degrees removed from mine.
Believe it or not, Cherry has great respect for the rich history of the Habs, no matter that many of his detractors charge that it's terribly biased black-and-gold blood of the Boston Bruins, or the blue-and-white of his beloved Toronto Maple Leafs, coursing through his veins.
All of this said:
Don Cherry's shredding of Canadiens forward Brandon Prust during his Coach's Corner soliloquy Saturday was wrong, it was misinformed, and it was wildly hypocritical.
To summarize: during a TV timeout 17:02 into the second period of Saturday's 2-1 Canadiens overtime loss to Tampa Bay, the visitors up 1-0 at the time, Prust skated into Lightning ice to within jawing distance of goaltender Ben Bishop.
The two exchanged words, Bishop cutting diagonally more in the direction of the penalty box than to his own bench, Prust in front of him.
And then all hell broke loose. Bishop skated into the stick of Prust, taking the blade without much force in the groin, then threw a trapper-glove punch at the Canadien. Prust responded with a cross-check to the goalie's chest, which was met with a blocker punch and instantly the involvement of everyone on the ice as the ice-cleaning crews took their shovels and pails and scrambled for safety.
Here's how Prust described the rhubarb, speaking in an empty Canadiens dressing room long after Sunday's 2-1 loss to the Winnipeg Jets:
"I jumped (over) the boards because our line was on next (following the TV timeout). Bishop was complaining to the ref about Danny (Brière) giving him a little whack or something. He came to the same corner as me and I just said: 'Will you quit whining? Shut up and play the game. Quit whining.'
"He started saying: 'Eff you, eff you,' and I said: 'Eff you, eff you,' then he came at me pretty fast. I wasn't going out there thinking: 'I'm going to fight their goalie and start a bench brawl,' I was down there in the corner telling him to shut up. He didn't like that.
"By that time we were going back up the ice, still chirping, he came right at me so I kinda put my stick up to stop him from getting to me. … I thought he was going to sucker-punch me … he has a long reach so I had to keep my distance. I guess I fired him up with some of the things I said and he wanted to (fight)."
Prust said he had finally lost patience with what he said was Bishop's endless harangue at the referees.
"On the bench, you could hear him yelling all the time," Prust said. "I'm thinking: 'What is this guy's deal? Shut up, willya?' He was screaming at players and refs. I saw him whine to the refs a couple of times, so I told him to just quit whining."
When the dust settled, 26 minutes of penalties had been called:
To the Canadiens, two to Prust for unsportsmanlike conduct, two to goalie Carey Price for leaving his crease (in fact, for having skated over into the Lightning corner from his own bench, where he was taking a drink during the break) and a 10-minute misconduct to George Parros.
To the Lightning: two to Bishop for leaving his crease and a misconduct to defenceman Radko Gudas.
Fast forward a few hours to the first intermission of CBC's telecast of the Toronto Maple Leafs-Ottawa Senators game, and Cherry opening his Coach's Corner segment alone on the set, co-host Ron MacLean appearing by satellite from Sochi.
Cherry drew immediate reference to his five years of coaching the 1970s Boston Bruins, known during their time as the big, bad, take-no-prisoners Bruins:
"You know, folks, when I coached, we used to hold the goalies in reverence," Cherry began. "Many's a time (Habs goalie Ken) Dryden killed me, and (Philadelphia's Bernie) Parent.
"Watch this — Prust goes at a goaltender," he continued, video of the incident rolling. "Now Prust has got five goals, he goes at a goaltender. And he spears him. He spears him! What in the world would he go down at a goaltender like that for and he said he did it because he was whining to the referee. …
"I used to like Prust. You got five goals. … That is absolutely ridiculous, that a guy would go down … and do that. And you know why they do it? Because they don't have to pay the price. A big defenceman would go up and straighten him out.
"That's not hockey, that's a disgrace as far as I'm concerned."
Cherry adores fellow Kingston, Ont., native Doug Gilmour, the Maple Leafs Hall of Famer who made a career out of getting into the grills and between the ears of opposing goalies. He loves the sandpaper Bruins he coached, who would stop at pretty much nothing — like their coach — to turn the tide of a game, psychological warfare a time-honoured part of hockey.
Cherry also has undying respect for the underdog, the Canadian kid who's made it to the NHL against all odds. Like Prust, a walk-on with the London Knights of the Ontario junior loop who has scratched and clawed for everything in hockey with a tool box filled more with rusty wrenches than fine instruments.
And Cherry has made a handsome profit over 25 years with his "Rock 'Em, Sock 'Em Hockey" videos glorifying thunderous hits and wild mayhem on ice.
So Grapes carves up Brandon Prust for yapping at a goalie?
Prust was sitting at home Saturday watching the Leafs-Senators game and fully expected that Cherry would bring up the incident.
"Don's usually a fan of kind of old-time hockey," Prust said. "But what he said seemed kind of out of character for him. He usually likes stuff like that. …
"If that's a Leaf or a Bruin back when he was coaching, he'd probably have loved it, right?"
Prust chose not to respond on Twitter, the Internet's instant-reaction forum. But a few teammates immediately did, including Brendan Gallagher, Alex Galchenyuk and P.K. Subban.
"Heard what Don Cherry said about (Prust)," Gallagher tweeted. "Prusty's a warrior that sticks up for his teammates every game. Take him on my team any day!"
Tweeted Galchenyuk: "(Prust) is 1 of the most honest and passionate players I've ever played with. (Cherry) is wrong about him!" adding the hashtag #InPrustWeTrust
From Subban (who took the opportunity to compliment Prust's girlfriend, Maripier Morin): "(Prust) is a great teammate, good guy, good looking & good looking girlfriend, full package! Love him he's a beaut!", followed by #onmyalltimeroster
Prust said, "It was good that they stick up for me," saying the players texted back and forth following Cherry's segment. "I guess they're repaying the favour off the ice."
What stung Prust the most, perhaps, was Cherry's dig that the Canadiens sparkplug has five goals this season, by extension making him ineligible for trying to stir up a game.
"Don's the guy who's always vouched for guys like me," Prust said. "So because I have five goals I can't be a factor in a game? What, a 30-goal scorer can do that and I'm not allowed to do anything? Just sit on the bench?
"His Rock 'Em, Sock 'Em videos, that's where I learned my hockey, from those. I've fought everybody in the league. I haven't ducked anyone."
Grapes took a run at the wrong guy Saturday. It's not the first time he's done it, and it won't be the last.
But I'm guessing if Brandon Prust is Doug Gilmour, or Leafs' Wendel Clark, or any of Cherry's 1970s blue-collar Bruins, the statue has been commissioned.
Twitter: Dave_Stubbs


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State Board of Mediation
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- Sections 105.500 to 105.530 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri.
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- 8 CSR 40-1.010 to 8 CSR 40-2.180.
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Sunday, December 01, 2013
In Protest: the Shifting Paradigms of Collective Social Action
Tuesday, September 17 - Friday, July 25 All Day - Oviatt Library, Tseng Gallery
Collective social action movements, whether spontaneous expressions of dissent or high-reaching attempts to change society, have been a part of American life since the nation's earliest days. Protest actions, in the form of boycotts, demonstrations, riots, property destruction, occupations, labor strikes, local activism, or works of art, have spanned the political spectrum, defined generations, and shaped our uniquely American identity.
We invite you to view items from the Oviatt Library's Special Collections and Archives that document dozens of distinct and significant social action movements over the course of the 20th century
Monday, January 13, 2014
17th Annual High School Student Invitational
Monday, January 13 - Saturday, February 01 All Day - Art Gallery (AG)
Closing Reception: Friday, January 31 7-9pm
This invitational exhibition showcases work made by students from nearly forty San Fernando Valley high schools. Selected by members of each school's art faculty, the work employs a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, graphic design, illustration, and photography. Design by Matilda Mahmoudi


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Rob Green is backing his QPR team-mate Charlie Austin to return to his lethal best in time for the Championship play-offs.
There is an inevitability about QPR winning at home this season. Charlie Austin's injury-time winner against Watford sealed a 15th win from 22 games at Loftus Road. One more, against Millwall on Saturday, could secure Rangers a vital advantage in the play-off semi-finals.
Scott McDonald is confident Millwall can add to their fine collection of away victories this season when they face QPR at Loftus Road on Saturday after the disappointment of their 0-0 draw at home to Doncaster Rovers on Easter Monday.
After the thrilling 3-2 win against Sheffield Wednesday on Easter Monday, Charlton fan Alex Stedman reckons head coach Jose Riga should be getting more credit...
Millwall manager Ian Holloway has insisted that his side have reason to be cheerful despite being held to 10-man Doncaster.
Charlton manager Jose Riga described the Addicks' 3-2 victory at Sheffield Wednesday as a "big, big step" in their bid for Championship safety.
QPR assistant manager Kevin Bond played down fears Charlie Austin had sustained an injury after the striker's last-minute winner in the 2-1 victory against Watford.
Championship: Sheffield Wednesday 2 Charlton 3
Championship: Millwall 0 Doncaster Rovers 0
Championship: QPR 2 Watford 1
Millwall hero Stefan Maierhofer has called on the Lions to repeat their away day heroics at The Den tomorrow when the face relegation rivals Doncaster Rivals in what could be a crucial match at the bottom of the Championship.
How big a QPR fan are you? Well now it's your chance to prove it.
Millwall manager Ian Holloway heaped praise on the Lions' fighting spirit during the crucial time of the season after the win at Middlesbrough, and admitted his side were unlucky not to win by more than the odd goal.
Championship: Middlesbrough 1 Millwall 2
QPR manager Harry Redknapp is looking for one more win to ensure his side's place in the play-offs although the former Tottenham boss believes they might have enough points already.


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- Per the BSA: "You should read the merit badge pamphlet on the subject." Pamphlets (books) are at local Scout Shops and online at ScoutStuff.org.
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Nestled along the main hotel lobby and pool in intimate clusters, Elite Hotel Rooms at Casa de Campo are highlighted by contemporary comforts and five-star hotel conveniences. Here, guests greet each day with views of the peaceful Dominican Republic resort landscapes. This calming influence remains… waiting patiently until eyes are closed and the night's dreams begin.
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Balenciaga | F/W 2013 Campaign
A new glimpse at the Balenciaga F/W 2013 campaign with model Kristen McMenamy, shot by Steven Klein. So curious to see more! Shop the current Balenciaga collection here.
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Wikileaks and the Canadian Media
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The Spartan Way
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Why Ford may win
In the last few months I've been writing about why I oppose assisted suicide. I've also been writing about why Rob Ford was voted into office and... Read more →
Reportainment in our Media
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How to die in Canada
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Kelley and The Cowboys: Home
Kelley and The Cowboys are a 5 piece band from NC, led by female vocalist Kelley Breiding. The band puts their signature sound on the old standards as well as original music, in a style influenced by early forms of western swing, rockabilly, country, and blues. Kelley and The Cowboys always excite the crowd with their high energy and amazing musicianship no matter what the musical tastes or age of the listeners may be. How do they do it? With Kelley's mesmerizing vocals and barn burner attitude, the swinging tag team of guitar and fiddle, thrilling feats on the upright bass, and the nostalgic sound of dueling arch-top guitars. When you pair all this with a relentless dance beat, it's a real dream for those who are out to scoot their boots. Having played the East coast club and festival scene for years now, they have really made a name for themselves as one of the greatest dance bands around. Ya'll come!!


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Should pet stores list breeder information?by Opinion Staff
Palm Beach County cannot regulate out-of-state breeders that supply local pet stores with abused animals, but the county can ensure that local buyers know where their pets come from.
At least 2,500 puppies were delivered to Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties from out-of-state breeders in an 11-month period examined by The Palm Beach Post. As reported by Jennifer Sorentrue and Pat Beall, nearly a third of those puppies came from places cited by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for violations that included keeping the animals in cages that were rusted, too small, had exposed nails or wires, or caked feces.
USDA inspectors found animals in need of veterinary care — two had to be euthanized — at an operation that delivered 82 puppies to area pet stores. A local woman who bought a puppy from a Boca Raton boutique found that the 11-week-old animal was infected with germs and needed oxygen treatments. The puppy had been bred in Missouri, the puppy-mill capital.
Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control Director Diane Suave is working on an ordinance that would allow the county commission to require pet stores to prominently display the origin of animals for sale. Educated consumers, she said, could then check the history of the breeder or distributor.
Ms. Sauve said Palm Beach County's affluence and proximity to the Port of Miami, where thousands of puppies are imported, makes it a hot spot for animals bred at so-called "puppy mills." Reality shows featuring rich women and "women pretending to be rich," she said, have made pint-size puppies a trend much like the latest runway fashion. Since such puppies are not typically waiting for adoption at animal shelters, consumers seek them out at pet stores and puppy boutiques, and often are unaware of the horrendous conditions in which many have been bred.
She will send her ordinance proposal to the county commission in February. There isn't a doggone reason for commissioners not to approve it.
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Jasbir Singh
2010 - Present. Sponsored by Ron Crane. Following trials for Wolves and Shrewsbury in 2007, Jas joined the Shrews Under 18's and captained them in the FA Youth Cup when they defeated Newcastle United in 2008. This lead to a one year contract but whilst on loan at Sutton Coldfield, he suffered a serious facial injury which side lined him for ... Read more
Junior English
2007 - Present. Sponsored by Clive Litchfield. The midfield dynamo is the longest-serving player and founder member for the Moors. He joined Moor Green's Youth team as a 17-year-old from Solihull College and had further six-month stints at Walsall and Blues where he credits Stewart Hall and Keith Bertschin for teaching him so much about the game. Junior made his first team ... Read more
Stuart Pierpoint
2011 - Present. Sponsored by Carlton Business Finance. A commanding central defender with excellent heading ability, quite capable of making a nuisance of himself when going forward for corners or set pieces. Joined from Nuneaton Town during the close season where he was vice captain and at the time of his release was the fans leader in the player of the ye... Read more
Darryl Knights
2012 - Present. Sponsored by Mervyn Rose. Darryl was a product of the youth system at Ipswich Town and played for England at youth and Under-17 level. He made his debut for the club as a 16 year but moved to Yeovil on a one-year contract in July 2007. He then joined Kidderminster Harriers after a successful loan spell in the su... Read more
Gary Birch
2012 - Present. Available to Sponsor. Gary signed in time for the start of last season from Chasetown where he made 105 appearances and scored 34 goals. Gary started his career with 4 years at Walsall, before moving on to Kidderminster for the 2004/5 season. It was then on for 2 years at Lincoln City before one season at Telford ... Read more
Jay Denny
2012 - Present. Sponsored by Dekka and Nathan. Jay began his career as a trainee with Stoke City and appeared on the first team bench on eight occasions during his time there. Having been born in the US before moving to the UK in 1994, Jay made various appearances for the United States U-17s and U-20s national teams, captaining the U-20 squad ... Read more
Omar Bogle
2012 - Present. Sponsored by Toby Joyce. Omar was another signing during the close season, joining Solihull Moors from Hinckley United. He started at the Birmingham City Academy appearing for their Reserves when only just 16 years old, and played against the Moors in the Birmingham Senior Cup in 2009. Omar moved to Glasgow Celtic in January 2012 where he featured ... Read more
Karl Broadhurst - Assistant Manager
Available to Sponsor. Karl joined Bournemouth at the age of 13, made his debut in 1999/00 season and continued to represent the first team despite numerous broken bones and injuries. He missed the 2005/6 campaign with back problems but regained his place the following season and became club captain. Two very successful years followed at Hereford, including the promotion season to Di... Read more
Michael Taylor
2013 - Present. Sponsored by Dekka and Nathan Former Moors Youth Team striker Michael Taylor joined the club at the start of this season, having previously been with Conference North neighbours Worcester City. Michael spent two years at St George's Lane scoring six goals in nine league starts last season, including Worcester's goal in their 3-1 defeat to the Moors in February 20... Read more
Rob Elvins
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2013 - Present. Available to Sponsor. Mathew is a product of Birmingham City's academy. After being a regular in the reserve side during the 2004/05 season he was given a one-year professional contract by the Blues which was eventually extended to a second year. He made his Premiership debut at Stamford Bridge, coming on as a substitute in a ... Read more
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Jordan Gough
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Alex Dean
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Michael Nottingham
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I would like to know if Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 will be able ot run/work on a
32-bit version of Windows 7.
I.E. on a laptop. Yes, The laptop will be just able to run the program, providedthe program will run on a 32-bit operaing system.
It will not even install on a 32 bit OS. You must have 64 bit Windows.
It does seem to be running just fine under Windows 8.
As Jim stated, an emphatic NO. Premiere Pro CS6 is 64-bit exclusive, and thus requires an entirely 64-bit system (CPU and OS). If your system has only a 32-bit OS installed, Premiere Pro versions since CS5 will not even install at all, let alone run at all, on that system. The last version of Premiere Pro to support Windows x32 was CS4.
As of PrPro CS 5, it is ONLY a 64-bit program, requiring a 64-bit OS to install/run. Going back to CS 5, if one had the Production Premium suite, PrPro CS 4 (32-bit) was included. I do not recall any 32-bit versions of any of the Production Studio, or Master Collection, being included with CS 6.
It is an OS upgrade, or nothing.
Good luck,
Alright, Thank you 3 both. Now I hve one final question on this forum.
Can you get a laptop with a 64-bit operating system, and if so, how does it handle, compared to a 32-bit? e.g. Faster, slower, runs hotter etc. (I know there are a lot of variables in that, but just in general.)
Your best bet with any editing system is to wipe the hard drive and install Windows yourself, then install only those programs you need for editing. Use a second computer for everything else, like web surfing, email, games, etc.
So from that perspective, yes you can have a laptop with a 64 bit OS. You just need to buy the right version of Windows.
Buy a Laptop that is designed and built for Video Editing http://forums.adobe.com/message/4578948
A well-designed laptop, with a 64-bit OS will perform all functions w/ 64-bit programs, much faster. There should be no downside to that 64-bit OS.
I think that John T's link will point you in the right direction regarding a new laptop w/ 64-bit OS.
Good luck,
Also, I would like to know exactly which laptop that you're currently using, and what exactly the specs (processor (CPU), RAM, hard drive(s), GPU or integrated graphics) are. After all, if you are running 32-bit Windows because your laptop is simply too old to run 64-bit programs properly (or if the components fall short of Adobe's minimum requirements, such as too little RAM or a CPU that simply cannot run most currently available programs properly), it's definitely time for a new laptop.
Remember, the reason why CS5 and higher is 64-bit only is partly due to its tremendous requirements as far as the amount of RAM is concerned. In fact, CS6 really needs 16GB of RAM - far more RAM than any 32-bit version of Windows can address (remember, the most amount of RAM that 32-bit Windows can address is 3.99GB total minus the 700MB or so that is reserved for hardware interrupt caching) - just to perform acceptably, especially on weaker-performance laptops. And Adobe's official minimum is still 2GB although that amount barely runs Premiere Pro CS6 at all, and you would not have been able to do much if anything at all in that program.
And had I given advice about a low-end laptop back then, I would not have picked a model with 32-bit Windows Vista or Windows 7 at all due to their extremely small amount of headroom between Microsoft's minimum RAM requirements (IIRC, Windows 7 requires a minimum of 1GB of RAM just to even run at all - and yet it cannot utilize 4GB of RAM) and the maximum amount of total RAM that it can address.
I currently do not have a laptop of any kind. I have 2 desktops, one 12-year-old one I use for the internet and a few other things. The other desktop machine is my gamming machine that I use mainly for video games. I have premiere on that machine because my internet one can't run it (Too slow, and 32-bit). I want a laptop for basically everything, internet, music, DVDs, premiere, iTunes, some small gaming, etc. I'll be going into collage in a few years, and am probably going to need one. I don't care if it is a little slow with Premiere, all I care is that it will run, and work properly. It's obviously going to run slower than my one machine.
The link that John T. posted (Reply # 6) will offer two possibilities:
ADK (they design computers to run Adobe programs, plus some others) and Sager (they design extreme gaming laptops, but those can be easily adapted to run PrPro, and most other Adobe programs).
I currently have an older Sager, but will be going with an ADK to replace it.
While those are not the ONLY suppliers, their machines are stout, and extremely powerful. I have had zero issues with the Sager Customer Support, and two of the main folk from ADK, Eric & Scott, post here and in the Hardware Forum constantly. They too offer great Customer Support.
Good luck,
Thank you for your assistance, but I do not have $1,500 I can spend on a laptop. Plus, There is a computer place down the street from my house, and they build computers and laptops, at a discounted price. And yes, I trust them. If anything I would get my laptop from that place. I understand your recomendation, but I do not entirly trust websites with big purchases like this.
Thank you all for helping me, I know where I will get my laptop from, if I get the money for it.
If the local shop works with custom laptops, and understand Video editing, then staying local will be a benefit.
Good luck, and I think that John T. also linked to some useful material, on what is required to edit Video with PrPro on a laptop. Take a look at that, and do not hesitate to give the shop a copy.
If they have any questions, the Hardware Forum would be a great place to ask those: http://forums.adobe.com/community/premiere/hardware_forum?view=discuss ions
I want a laptop for basically everything, internet, music, DVDs, premiere, iTunes, some small gaming, etc.
Bad idea. Again, best practice is to use your edit rig only for editing, with a second machine for anything else you want to do. Quite often a lot of other programs will interfere with your editing software - codec packs, video games, office suites, etc.
I have been fortunate with having other programs on my laptop, which does see quite a bit of video and image editing. I have Office, plus full e-mail, including MailWasher. Now, no CODEC packs, and no games (other than the stuff that installs with Windows), so it is otherwise fairly clean. I also do NOT do much multi-tasking, when editing video, other than maybe having PS, En, AI and AE open, as they are needed.
I never use my computer for 2 things at once, let a lone video editing AND doing something on top of that.
THank you all for your assistance.
Just make sure you get a laptop that meets or exceeds the minimum requirements that ADOBE specifies (like two disk drives) and if you want any real editing capability as it should have an nVidia CUDA GPU plus as much memory as you can afford
I never use my computer for 2 things at once
That's not the issue. Most modern computers are more than capable of doing several things at once.
The issue is with INSTALLING unnecessary software on an edit rig. You take your chances that something in that 'unnecessary' program will screw up your edit system. So the safe bet is to simply not do that. Use one machine dedicated to editing, and nothing else, and a second machine for everything else.
I understand your point. I'll consider it when buying my laptop.
My computer has Win7 64bit Pro -and- CS5 Master Collection -and- MS Office 2007 Pro -and- a couple dozen or so "small" utility programs (Imgburn, FTP, etc)
I use one computer for everything... no room, or $$, or a 2nd computer... I also have never installed any codecs that did not come with CS5
The only game I have installed is pokerstars.com to try and learn Texas Hold'Em (monthly splurge is a small $$ poker tournament at a local card room... and I play online once in awhile to try and get better)
I edit ONLY video from my Canon vixia and wife's Flip, and when editing I do nothing else... and I have had ZERO problems
While it would be nice to have a dedicated (and faster) video editing computer, not everyone has the space or money to do that
This is not an answer this is a question and you've been very helpfull to me.
I have a Dell machine that the processers are 86 meaning 32 my current OS in XP pro I'm updateing to Window 7 64 bit sp1 pro.Then I plan on getting Prem Pro CS6. I'm looking at the specs it saying I need a 64 bit processer talk to Adobe Tech they said everything would be fine I don't get it. Seem like I've got a problem. If CS6 won't work will CS4 work using the windows 7 pro in 32 bit mode
Think that covers it
Thank you
You will have to be much more specific, what is the processor name/model number? Just because it is x86 does not tell us enough. Chances are if it is XP based that you will be struggling with CS6
Pentium [R] D CPU 2.80 GHz Dual Core this is what I know not great at this stuff
I wonder how much these would get you in an antiquities store? They ought to have some value for collectors of ancient stuff. Similar to the Eniac.
I hate coming here to me to ask a legitmate question what do I get from you sarcasm. Glad your rich and full of pride
Unfortunately, it's too old to run Premiere Pro CS6 - and also below Adobe's stated minimum requirements. The Pentium D is based on the now-very-obsolete NetBurst technology (used on the original Pentium 4), and it is extremely inefficient (in terms of performance per clock cycle). Adobe requires a Core 2 Duo (or a Core 2-based Pentium Dual-Core, not to be confused with the archaic Pentium D) at an absolute minimum to run Premiere Pro CS6 at all. But because of its 64-bit-exclusive operation, a Core i5 or higher is better if you're going to run CS6 at all.
As for CS4, the Pentium D still barely meets Adobe's practical minimum requirements for HDV, and insufficient for AVCHD.
Thank you for a clear answer my CS 4 Runs except for a sometime crash but I've learned to live with it. What I wanted to avoid is formating my computer to Window 7 64bit Pro and discovering CS 4 would not work any longer which is something the Windows 7 advisor said and I need to upgrade but now I see that is not possible.
As I mentioned Adobe said CS6 would work I did not believe them and to format and discover I had to go back to XP would be a waist of time.
Final question of the day will CS4 run on Windows 7 64 bit Pro under XP Mode if it won't I'm not installing Windows 7 and leaving things as they are.
Thank you
I would not bother to make a fresh format and install of everything on this system. Sure it cleans up a lot, but there is no gain from going though all the time and effort of a fresh install.
I don't know about CS6, but the CS5 Master Collection I have included PPro CS4... so Adobe certainly seems to think it will work with Win7 64bit
If you have problems, and since you have Win7 64bit Pro, you could download the Windows virtual XP compatibility addon
This is only ONE example of using Virtual XP http://forums.adobe.com/thread/702693
-And a Tutorial http://windowssecrets.com/newsletter/using-windows-7s-xp-mode-step-by- step/
Thank you I do not know or understand this stuff I do my best with what I have. Your comment on is it worth the effort seem if I did do this I'd be waisting my time. Since I gain nothing switching to Window 7 it would seem point less to install it other than the fact Windows XP will soon be a discontinued support item in the near future. I'd do it if I knew Pre Pro CS 4 would work thought what do you think would it. Love to buy new one but with what I do there's no great point in doing that I know it's old but it works great.
Someone tell me will PP CS 4 work on it Windows 7 sp 1 64 bit even though it may not be a great move if it will work even to a slight advantage
or should I get the 32bit
Sorry this is the only way I know how to get the answers
Thank you
The system you currently have is very outdated. I had a similar outdated server (2004) here that died the other day and the only solution was to get a new one. It made no sense to replace parts, the costs would have been too high in relation to getting it back up on its feet, so I decided to get a new server. You are in a somewhat similar situation. One of these days your system will die of old-age. Well, that is the major risk of being born, sometime in the future you will die. Being born is deadly, just like smoking if we believe the statements on cigarette packs.
The best approach I can offer is to start saving for a new system. Let your old system run as it is, don't invest time or money to keep it going. Instead have a look at some of the FAQ articles, like Adobe Forums: What PC to build? An update...
Another way to show you about planning for the future is here: Planning and Buiding a new NLE system.
My editing system is getting pretty old and I know I need to replace it sometime in the (not too distant) future, so I plan ahead and consider all my options. Sure, this is not a system for everybody and likely it will end up in the € 7 K range, but I show it to give you an example of how you might go about building a new system.
I realize you may not be up to speed with all the technical jargon, but if you take your time reading these pages, it may help you to get acquainted with the basics you need to know for a new system.
I found something related to Windows 7 being ok running CS4 hope it's accurate
I started looking I can get a Dell XPS again the 8500 model that should do all I need it to do here where I'm at.
I'll look into your links
I get these ideas that I need to improve something then find it hard to hold myself back.
31 is something I found tested link
I have something with Dell:
FYI, I just bought a Dell Precision T410 server with dual Xeon E5620 CPU's, 16 GB RAM and 2 x 500 GB disks, no extended service, no OS, nothing else for € 1,315 which seems reasonable. All the rest I did myself (well, more accurately, my son did it). Installed an old LSI PERC raid controller, added 5 x 1 TB disks and a DVD burner from the old server and installed ISXi 5.1 on a USB stick and it is running nicely.
If you want to get a video editing system and do not want to build it yourself, forget about Dell, go to ADK Video Editing and ask for Eric Bowen.
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FYI, I just bought a Dell Precision T410 server ...
If you want to get a video editing system and do not want to build it yourself, forget about Dell, go to ADK Video Editing and ask for Eric Bowen.
Harm, why didn't you buy a server from ADK? Well OK, they don't make servers - then not from a customer server shop? (with SuperMicro, Asus, Tyan, EVGA COTS components)? Cheaper, no custom un-molex hell...
Right, few others have on-site warranty, the quality of engineering that goes into that server, warranty options, maintenance and monitoring options. Same with HP.
You don't think some of those factors could apply to an editing system?
Fortunately, but this only applies to me, not to the average person, I don't need on-site warranty, maintenance and monitoring from third parties, whether Dell, HP or whatever name, I have the support on-site. My son helps Dell, HP, and a number of other companies with their server problems, not the other way around. This is lucky for me and not the average situation.
For an editing system you are best served with a company that KNOWS what editing entails like ADK. Unfortunately Dell, HP, and name a lot of others have no idea what video editing means. They probably have never even installed PR on any system, let alone have any idea how it works.
Harm, why didn't you buy a server from ADK? Well OK, they don't make servers - then not from a customer server shop? (with SuperMicro, Asus, Tyan, EVGA COTS components)? Cheaper, no custom un-molex hell...
I needed a system the next day and found nothing cheaper and with faster delivery than Dell as I said:
They have a great price/quality if you select a base system and do not add anything.
My son helps Dell, HP, and a number of other companies with their server problems, not the other way around.
I hear you. Without your son, they wouldn't even know how to go about fixing their server problems...
Ask your son if there are reasons IT departments buy Dell and HP servers outside of speedy delivery, inertia and legacy reasons. Engineering reasons. Share his response with us, please.
Unfortunately Dell, HP, and name a lot of others have no idea what video editing means.
That's what this forum and specialty integrators are for?
After all, there gotta be a reason Z800 (and before that, xw series) has been the staple of video editing in Windows - for large post houses, .gov, etc. Or the fact that Z800 is the most recommended system for video editing - by Adobe, Avid, Sony, Grass Valley.
Regardless - what you said about getting base Tier 1 configurations and adding storage, memory, GPUs yourself - couldn't agree more - unless there is a lot of disposable income. Buying systems from specialty integrators who know their stuff - ditto.
(I am seriously off-topic here - sorry about that.)
Ask your son if there are reasons IT departments buy Dell and HP servers outside of speedy delivery, inertia and legacy reasons. Engineering reasons. Share his response with us, please.
The resons are simple, single source of supply, corporate rebates, attractive price/quality for the bulk of the users. Reliable machines for everyday office work. Great standardization. Simple roll-out and maintenance. Single slip-streamed installation. Easy Help desk.
But read some of the posts here and you will notice a number of common issues with users that have an IT department lurking around. Problems with slip-streamed installations, user rights, storage policies, lacking hardware, lack of understanding the needs of users, etc. All too often the IT department does not understand issues, that are raised here because 99% of the employees can use their standard Dell or HP for office applications or accounting without problems. Why would you need administrative rights? Nobody gets them outside IT. Why do you need a different disk configuration? Use the storage server. You are running out of disk space? Use an external USB disk, we still have a number laying around. Why do you need a nVidia card? Everybody works without problems with the base AMD/ATI card. You want more memory. Sorry, we have a standard configuration for everybody, including you. We make no exceptions.
Sounds familiar?
Sounds familiar?
Haha, totally! Usually it's my clients who have to swim against that stream quite often. Then they can't do their job, go upstairs, and get clearance to (a) call me for a quote for customized Z820s, (b) set up a media lab that is not under direct control of the IT folks.
I agree with all of your statements. I have had many clients, who were the only graphics people in larger organizations. They were the "outcasts," as far as IT was concerned. They focused on the mass, and the poor users, who needed something different were always completely out of luck. That does help standardize what the IT department does, and makes the majority of their work more efficient, but at the expense of the one (or few) person, who is doing graphics, or video work. I believe that each of your IT comments has been passed on to me, at one time, or another, and in one form, or another.


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How much can the perception of a program change over a half-decade? I'm not talking about the usual on-field ebbs and flows of going 10-2 one year and 7-5 the next. I'm talking about a real change in the national prestige (or lack thereof) a team established over decades due to its level of play in the past five seasons.
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As you're about to find out, things haven't changed dramatically in five years. In fact, I'd argue they haven't changed much at all. Most of the programs that rose or fell here had already begun to shift in the five years prior, but it took a little longer to be sure it was truly a trend. There are a couple exceptions, however, largely due to the massive conference realignment wave of the past couple years.
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Formatting note: Bolded teams moved up to that rank or are making their debut; strikethrough teams fell out of that rank.
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Ten years ago, LSU was coming off its first outright SEC championship in 15 years, having upset Phillip Fulmer's second-ranked Tennessee squad. Four months after this column ran, the Tigers knocked off the Vols in Atlanta again en route to their second BCS championship in five years. While LSU solidified itself as a bona fide national power, Tennessee fired Fulmer a year later and sank further into a decade-long bout of mediocrity.
It will be interesting to see where Penn State lands on this list if we revisit it five years down the road. The now-scandal-ridden program's identity was so closely tied to the late Joe Paterno that it may never again carry the same clout.
* Auburn, Clemson,
Colorado, Georgia, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas A&M, UCLA, Virginia Tech, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Some might wonder how Colorado and Washington were in this tier to begin with, but both programs won national titles in the '90s. I couldn't have known then just how far the once-mighty would fall. Oregon's rise was a no-brainer, with Chip Kelly building on Mike Bellotti's momentum and taking the Ducks to three consecutive BCS games. West Virginia has three BCS wins since 2005, but its move to the Big 12 helps its profile as much as those.
* Arizona State, Arkansas, Boise State, Boston College, BYU, Cal, Colorado, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas State, Maryland, Michigan State, Missouri, N.C. State, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Oregon State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Stanford, Syracuse, South Carolina, TCU, Texas Tech, Utah, Virginia, Washington and
Washington State.
This is the landing spot for recent BCS crashers and upwardly mobile Boise State, TCU and Utah, as well as ever-consistent, now independent BYU. While no one would argue that Boise has been far more successful lately than, say, UCLA, it will take many more years of sustained success for the Broncos to be viewed as the same type of "big boys" as the history-laden Bruins. Oklahoma State and/or Stanford could be the next to move up, while Washington State is now too far removed from its last run of respectability to avoid the bottom rung.
* Arizona, Baylor, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Duke, Minnesota, Indiana, Iowa State, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Northwestern, Rutgers, Temple, USF, Wake Forest, Washington State and Vanderbilt.
Five years ago I wasn't sure where to place Louisville, which was coming off a 12-1 season and Orange Bowl win. Now it's clear the Cardinals aren't too different from the rest of their Big East brethren, seven of whom sit here. None can seem to sustain success. We'll see if it's possible for any to make inroads once the Big East loses its AQ status.
All told, three of the 71 schools moved up, four moved down and six made their debuts. The conclusion: At this point it's more feasible for a young program like Boise State to make a splash and create a new identity than it is for a more established program to alter a perception built over 100-plus years.
Hi Stewart. I don't understand the criticism toward Mark Richt and Georgia for having disciplinary problems after the Isaiah Crowell dismissal last week. It is clear to me that UGA has one of the more stringent disciplinary standards in college football. Here is a young man who clearly has a five-cent head and the potential to make it on the next level, and Coach Richt gave him a couple of chances last year; he had to know the consequences of screwing up again and yet he did. Why do you think Richt is being branded as running a program for problem children?
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It does seem like the Bulldogs get in trouble more often than players at just about any major program in the country. Among Georgia's expected returning starters this season, Crowell is now gone and cornerback Branden Smith (marijuana possession), standout safety Bacarri Rambo (second failed drug test) and linebacker Alec Ogletree (reportedly a failed drug test as well) are suspended. The drug busts are nowhere near as serious as Crowell's gun charges, but they still add to the long list of Bulldog offenders. I don't have a complete list, but eight players were arrested and six suspended in 2008, 10 were arrested in 2010 and linebacker Cornelius Washington drew a DUI arrest last season. When Steve Spurrier quips that he preferred playing Georgia early in the season because "you could always count on them having two or three key players suspended," it stings because it's true.
Maybe Richt recruits too many immature players like Crowell; maybe he gives them too much freedom; maybe it's just bad luck. College kids do drink and smoke pot, and those offenses account for the majority of these arrests. But I don't think Richt runs some kind of rogue program. In fact, he and the athletic department discipline offenders more harshly than most programs, oftentimes to the team's detriment. Case in point: LSU's new starting quarterback, Zach Mettenberger, was dismissed from Georgia in 2010 shortly before pleading guilty to sexual battery for an incident in a bar. (He spent a year in junior college.) If LSU beats Georgia in the SEC title game due to a big showing from Mettenberger, no one will take pity on Richt for taking a hard line when the quarterback was arrested, nor will Richt get a pass in Week 2 if he loses to Missouri because his suspension-depleted defense gives up 500 yards. That's the world we live in: Coaches take heat when players get in trouble, but receive no credit for disciplining them.
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"The Sunshine Boys" is a warmhearted tale about Al Lewis and Willie Clark who kept audiences in stitches for decades. Now estranged for eleven years, they are called upon by CBS to agree to reunite for one last TV performance. Past grudges resurface as they prepare to take the stage. Ageing aside, they now must overcome their disdain for one another and perform their most famous sketch one last time. This play has all the ingredients of a classic Neil Simon comedy, melding witty humor and touching truths about friendship and growing older.
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