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Belden End of Bed Dresser, White
- Overview
Shared or small spaces become stylish and organized with our Belden Collection.
- 40.5" wide x 15.5" deep x 23" high
- Expertly crafted with a solid wood frame and traditional beadboard paneling.
- Equipped with two spacious drawers.
- Rustic Sun Valley Honey and Sun Valley Espresso have antique-bronze drawer pulls; soft White finish has brushed-nickel pulls.
- Our exclusive finishes are applied by hand for exceptional richness, durability and depth of color.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $20 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
- Dimensions & Care
- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed the highest industry safety standards.
- Masterfully crafted from solid wood, hardwood veneers and MDF, an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures that the dresser will endure over time.
- All wood is kiln dried for added strength and lasting beauty.
- Drawers feature English dovetail joinery, and waxed wooden glides, which ensure smooth motion. Sturdy half-moon safety stops keep drawers securely in place.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture with flawless surfaces and consistent color tones.
- Our finishes were developed exclusively for Pottery Barn Kids. Craftsmen carefully paint our soft White finish in layers for a smooth, opaque surface. Sun Valley pieces feature a dry-brush technique that mottles the color while it's still wet to reveal the wood's textural grain. All finishes are sealed with a final coat of lacquer for extra durability.
- All finishes in the same color family are designed to coordinate with one another. For example, Rustic Sun Valley Honey, Sun Valley Honey and Honey all look great together in one room.
- Get tips on how to measure for furniture.
- Overall: 40.5" wide x 15.5" deep x 23" high
- Drawer Interior (2): 33" wide x 12" deep x 6" high
- Weight: 79 pounds
- Dust often using a soft, dry cloth.
- Protect from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Blot spills immediately with a clean, damp cloth.
- We do not recommend the use of chemical cleansers, abrasives, furniture polish or wax.
- Shipping Info
Shipping Information
Please allow 5–7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping options. View Shipping Info.
Rush Delivery
For an extra charge of $15 per address, we can arrange for rush delivery to most destinations. Excludes In-Home delivery.
Return Policy
At Pottery Barn Kids, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction is our priority. We carefully inspect your order prior to shipment; upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage. We will arrange for a prompt replacement. If, within 7 days for Quick Ship upholstery and 30 days for all other products, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. Please note we cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, special-order items, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. We also cannot accept returns of final-sale items, which are identified by a price that ends in $0.99. For returns of items purchased from your Pottery Barn Kids registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later. View Full Return Policy.
For assistance, please contact Customer Service at 1.800.993.4923, 7 days a week, 5:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. PST.


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My First Lunch Horse
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- Overview
Starting school for the first time is extra fun with colorful new gear to bring along. Our rugged lunch bag is insulated on the inside to keep healthful, homemade lunches fresh. A perky pony appliqué keeps kids company.
- 8" wide x 4" deep x 9" high
- Shell is woven of pure cotton canvas.
- Interior lining is made of PEVA, an environmentally friendly, food-safe vinyl that's made without chlorine or plasticizers.
- A zipper mesh pocket inside holds napkins or utensils.
- Please note, personalization placement varies and may not appear as shown. Personalization may cover all or part of the print.
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- Overall: 8" wide x 4" deep x 9" high
- Front Panel Pocket: 8" wide x 7" high
- Interior Mesh Pocket: 7.5" wide x 6" high
- Carrying Handle: 1.5" wide x 6.75" long
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Keith Moon would have been 68 on Saturday. One of the most famous Moon birthday parties happened in Flint, Michigan. There were a lot of outragueous claims, so were they true??
After the show, a birthday party for Keith was held at the Holiday Inn on Bristol Road near Bishop Airport. Decca Records made the arrangements for the party at the inn's largest conference room which included a huge birthday cake, provided by Premier Drums, with a half-naked young woman popping out of the cake. The bar was open and everyone got intoxicated. A food fight developed involving pieces of the cake.
At this point, there are many interpretations of what happened at the Holiday Inn. The inn's manager complained about the noise. Fire extinguishers were set off with the foam sprayed on guests' cars ruining the car finishes. A piano was reduced to kindling. Keith broke a tooth when he tripped on a piece of cake while trying to run away from a sheriff's deputy. The carpeting needed replacing.
What the stories about the event do not agree on is whether or not Keith drove a luxury car into the Holiday Inn pool. Author Tony Fletcher, in his biography of Keith Moon, debunks the myth that Keith drove a Rolls-Royce into the pool. No one in Flint would believe that claim anyway. This writer was convinced that it was a Lincoln Continental as Keith himself stated. Peter C. Cavanaugh wrote that it was a Cadillac. Whatever the case, the total bill, including damages incurred was $24,000. It was rumored that Decca Records purchased the damp Cadillac from its irate owner.
Depending on which story you believe, either Genesee County Sheriff Thomas Bell or one of Herman's Hermits sent Keith to a local dentist who had to be awakened to repair his tooth before Keith was sent to the county jail to spend the night. The story goes that Keith was so drunk that no novocaine was needed. A charter plane had to be brought in to take Keith to the next tour stop in Philadelphia. While taking him to the plane, Sheriff Bell told Keith "Son, don't ever dock in Flint, Michigan, again." It was boasted that the group was banned from all Holiday Inns world wide. The ban against The Who was ceremonious lifted by Holiday Inn during a 1999 VH-1 special about Keith Moon's 21st birthday party.
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Letters to the Editor - Jan. 5, 2013
Saturday, January 5, 2013 Many thanks
To the editor: The members of the Portsmouth Fire Department would like to thank everyone who helped out with our annual Seacoast Area Firefighters Toy Bank this year. We are grateful for all of the wonderful gifts and toys that were donated. Because of the many generous donations, we were able to provide toys, clothing, winter jackets, pants, hats, and mittens to the many families that were in need this Christmas.
Steve Morse Dover praised
Be responsible
Randal Heller NRA is right
In a 1990 gunbattle between the police and gangsters seven people were killed, including 2 policeman. Feel free to check out the Internet and you will find a long list of crimes committed in Japan with guns. But that's not all ... they also have knives and swords. Wrong focus
Ayotte has such disrespect for legal rights that she wants terrorists held, indefinitely, without due process. Further to this point, in last year's defense bill, she proposed an amendment to legalize torture. This is extremely disappointing behavior from the former NH Attorney General who seems to have forgotten what she learned in law school about individual's rights.
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Lynn Rudmin Chong Dedication
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STAND Against Bullying with Magician Mark Alan
Thursday, August 7 @ 3:30pm
Magician Mark Alan presents a serious topic in a fun manner using comedy, magic, ventriloquism, musical routines, and lots of interaction to help give kids the tools they need to take a stand against bullying. This 45-minute program is intended for elementary-age children, but is fun for all. Sponsored by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library and made possible at all St. Johns County branch libraries by the Barbara A. Kay Foundation Grant. Everyone is welcome.
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Thursday, August 7 @ 4pm
Join us for another fun family film. In today's feature, the first day of school ends in disaster and dad has to go on an epic journey to rescue his son. Popcorn will be served while supplies last. The Family Film Series is sponsored by The Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine.
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If you are struggling with navigating websites, doing email, using a mouse, uploading pictures, or anything else computer-related, stop by for some help. No appointment is necessary.
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Thursday, August 7 @ 1pm
Whether you are experienced, need help with a particular project, or are just starting out, come with your needles and yarn to Ms. Gosselin's class.
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Thursday, August 7 @ 2pm
This week we'll play with interactive books, such as Press Here and others. We'll explore not only paper, but electronic books as well. Join us for fun, music, and a craft.
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Thursday, August 7 @ 3:30pm
Kids and teens are invited to practice various types of writing in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.
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Join a former Volusia County judge, with 25 years experience as a lawyer, for a free question and answer forum. Attorney Steven deLaroche will be at the library to answer any legal questions you may have.
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Thursday, August 7 @ 11am
Yoga is a great way to increase flexibility, lower stress, and improve energy. Learn to relax your mind and body with some simple, kid-friendly stretches and exercises. This program is for beginners and fun for the whole family. It is recommended that you wear loose clothing and bring your own towel or mat.
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Thursday, August 7 @ 6pm
Give your feet a treat by experiencing Raindrop Therapy. Inspired by the Lakota Indians, Raindrop Therapy uses therapeutic oils for balancing and rejuvenating the mind and body. When properly applied to the neck, back, and feet, these essential oils can bring about electrical alignment and help relieve a variety of discomforts caused by imbalances in the body. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Anastasia Island Branch Library.


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Need advice on my first build
Posted 03 April 2012 - 03:33 AM
I'm thinking about building a new pc, and after spending some days on research, this is how the build I have in mind looks like:
CPU: i5 2500k
Motherboard: ASRock Z68 extreme3 gen3
Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 evo
RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws X (2x4Gb) 1600MHz, 9-9-9-24 1.5V
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 7200.14 1TB SATA3
PSU: Corsair TX650 V2 650w
Case: Thermaltake v4 Black Edition
GPU: MSI GeForce gtx 560 Ti - 448c Twin frozr III PE/OC 1GB DDR5
Additional info:
- I want to overclock the CPU up to 4.2 - 4.5GHz.
- I will be playing games at 1920x1080
1) Is that mobo good enough for what I'm planning to do? Or should I spend more money and get an ASUS, or a better ASRock one?
2) Will that PSU handle the OC'd CPU and GPU (I'm not planning to OC the GPU at the moment, but just in case)
3) The gtx 560 ti 448 seems to have really good reviews and performance, but only 1250mb VRAM, is it enough to run the latest games (battlefield 3, skyrim...) at the higher settings or should I aim for something with more VRAM?
4) Any other possible improvement?
Posted 03 April 2012 - 06:35 AM
First things first, can we know your budget please? It'll help us help you make the most out of it
Honestly it's a solid built IMO except for the awkward choice of case. The V4 isn't really a 'performance case' after all. If you could, I'd suggest getting something with some serious airflow like the CM HAF series. You'll not believe how extra fans could help lower GPU temps
The Extreme3 is a very good board for Gaming and handles Overclocking quite well. You'll have no problem running that 2500K ~4.6Ghz on that board. If you are interested to find out how high your 2500K could go, I'd recommend you go with something like the ASRock Z68 Fatal1ty Professional or ASUS P8Z68/ROG lineup. But if you're not then you won't go wrong with the Z68 Extreme3
650W is plenty of power and should be enough for some overclocking but I'd still insist on you getting a 750W to be on the safe side. I used to run a 2500K @ 4.3GHz and an MSI GTX570 TFIII PE/OC on a 600W PSU and that's as far as I could go.
Yes the 560Ti 448 is basically a GTX570 with one of the SMs disabled. When Overclocked monstrously, you'll have a GTX570 like performance. It would run all modern games just fine in 1080p. But I've never recommend it to anyone before, purely because with a ~$40 extra you'd be able to get a GTX570 (Both TFIII). The GTX560Ti 448 would be on par with the stock GTX570 when monstrously Overclocked, not when you compare them to an Overclocked GTX570. Having experience with a TFIII GTX570, I can tell you that it Overclocks like mad when you don't have other things holding it back and IMO is definitely worthed the extra $40.
Point is, if you don't have a tight budget and could afford a GTX570, get the GTX570 instead of the GTX560Ti 448.
The rest of your built looks great. I'd suggest getting an SSD next for insanely fast boot times
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Posted 03 April 2012 - 07:49 AM
First off, welcome to OCC.
Second- Please tell us your total budget for the build and link us some sites from which you are buying. We will spot the best deals and the best hardware we can find so you get your money's worth.
Third: regarding your PSU. I personally have the Corsair 650 TX and am most pleased with it. My specs require more power than what you've picked over there.
-I own a i7 920 which has a TDP (total drawn power) of 130 W whilst your i5-2500k draws 95 W at full. My i7 920 is also OC'ed
-I own a GTX 470 which will always draw more power than any of the 500 series ('sep maybe for the 590) which is also OC'ed to the maximum allowable voltage/gpufreq/mem freq
and i have absolutely 0 issues with power consumption. I am well within that 80% consumption parameter. Bottom line - great PSU you chose there . The only cause for concern is if you want to SLI another card later on. If you do, then i suggest a corsair 850 TX or even better an 850 HX. You might also want to look into the 650 HX which is the modular sister of the 650 TX. Absolutely no performance difference between the 2 but if you're a freak about order and everything to be in it's right place less cables in your system means less hassle and slightly less heat in the overall system.
Fourth: regarding your video card VRam. The amount of ram is enough if you are going to play on one monitor. The Vram or video ram is used to store the images, basically. The larger the resolution of the image, the more ram usage. Also it helps to have a lot of VRam for higher rez texture mods (i.e the texture packs from Skyrim which make the game look just amazing -- do not play the game without these texture packs if your PC can handle it --) but 1250 MB GDDR5 is enough for any texture mod you will find on the internet for any game. Bottom line : 1.2 GB of VRam is enough for anything you'll throw at that card on a one monitor setup.
If, however, you decide later on that you wish to play on a multi monitor setup, then I suggest you look for a card that has 2 GB Vram; although if you go multi monitor you will also have to get an extra card (again with 2 GB Vram) for SLI to be able to play games at high settings on 3 monitors - this implies that you also have to get a better PSU -- A HX 850 from Corsair will suffice. Bottom line : if you wish to just play on one monitor, a card with 1.25 GB Vram will have the same performance as a 2GB card.
Sixth - regarding your choice of video card - please see second -- as vandreadstriker said: If you can spare it - get the 570. But we'll know more once you've linked us some sites.
Here are some reviews for different cards :
560: - this is a 560 TI with one of it's SM removed
560 Ti: - roughly the same performance as my 470 and I run everything just fine on my build on a single 1080p monitor
560 Ti 448 core: - this is a 570 with one of it's SM removed (not disabled -- meaning you can't unlock it to get a 570 )
570: -- great value card all I can say
Seventh: your mobo looks fine by me.
Fifth - i forgot fifth but it's ok since it involved me reminding you of second - please link sites from which you are buying and also tell us your budget for the entire system.
Hope this helped.
mobo: Gigabyte X58 UD3R.
CPU: i7 920 @ 3.4 GHz 1.2v. == Chilled by Titan Fenrir Evo ==
video: Inno3D nVidia GTX 470 @ 775/1550/1775.
RAM: OCZ Gold 2x2GB @ 1440 CL7 1.65v.
HDD: Cheap-O HDD.
PSU: Corsair 650TX.
case: NZXT Hades.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 10:42 AM
My budget is ~$1200 max (~900€). With the components I posted above, I would be spending ~$1150
I'm from Spain, so I'm buying from spanish sites (whose prices are in €, but I'm posting here their $ equivalent):
*These sites are more expensive than http://www.newegg.com/ but they're the cheapest I've been able to find here in Spain, and I don't like the idea of ordering the components out of Spain, because, in case of refund it seems more complicated.
Right now, the only 2 components I doubt about are the GPU and the mobo.
Motherboard options:
- ASRock Z68 extreme3 gen3 / ASUS P8P67 3.1 (~$160)
- ASRock P67 extreme4 gen3 / ASUS P8P67 PRO B3 (~$185)
* I chose the Z68 extreme3 gen3 over the P8P67 B3 because it seems to be a newer chipset at the same price, but I don't know if it does worth to pick the P8P67 instead, just because it's ASUS and it's suposed to be a more solid brand than ASRock. The other 2 options I'm considering are $50 more expensive but I'm not sure if it does worth. Again I have the same dilemma, ASUS vs ASRock. The ASRock Z68 Fatal1ty Proffesional is out of my budget.
GPU options:
- MSI GeForce GTX560 TI 448c Twin Frozr III 1GB + Battlefield 3 (~$340)
- Zotac GeForce GTX570 1280MB GDDR5 (~$340)
- Asus GTX570 DCII / 2DIS / 1280MB GDDR5 (~$400)
*I chose the MSI 560 Ti 448 because it has pretty good reviews (MSI twinfrozer III mantains the gpu pretty cool and it's not very noisy, the 560 Ti 448 it's almost a 570, and so on) and, because Battlefield 3 is included in the pack, while the Zotac 570 comes without Battlefield 3, and, if both GPUs perform almost the same... I'll pick the one that includes the game for sure.
So, this is the situation: I've got ~$600 to spend in mobo+GPU, what's the best combo out of the components listed above?
Edit: Just added some mobos to the list.
Edited by loading, 03 April 2012 - 11:55 AM.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 12:18 PM
As for the mobo, I'm not much of an expert but I can tell you this: pick the one with the features you like and stick with that one regardless of manufacturer; AsRock supplies good value hardware and I encourage you to get it. I suggest you go with the extreme3 to save yourself some money since the only differences i saw were that the extreme4 had a lot more sata 3 ports and usb 3 ports; the extreme3 still has plenty in my opinion.
600$=450 euro (I'm from Europe as well)
Total now is 123 euro + 200 euro = 323 euro for mobo+Tarjetas Graficas
You have an extra 177 euros which you can spend on your rig. Considering you are buying that mobo you may want to SLI in the future since it has the expansion slots. With another 560 Ti 448 you will have some amazing performances, so i suggest you go for the corsair 850 HX or 850 TX - with 850 w PSU you can add another card later if you want without changing the PSU.
You can buy this corsair TX 850 "Fuente":
for 31 extra euro and 323 + 31 = 354 euro which still saves you 100 euro on your mobo TarjetasGraficas budget. The HX seems a bit too expensive.
OR stay with the 650 TX and use that remaining 131 euro to buy yourself an SSD. Your computer will be lightning fast with one of those. I'm not much of an expert in SSDs so go ahead and ask around OCC for the best SSDs in that price range.
So yeah I think you made some great choices. That video card is indeed a best buy and the I've just looked over reviews again and actually the differences between the 570 and the 560 Ti 448 are minor.
- go for the AsRock extreme3 gen 3 mobo, the 560 Ti 448 with the BF3 bundle and I suggest you get the TX 850 PSU.
- go for the AsRock extreme3 gen 3 mobo, the 560 Ti 448 with the BF3 bundle and an SSD.
Hope this helped; too bad that other pcparts site didn't load
mobo: Gigabyte X58 UD3R.
CPU: i7 920 @ 3.4 GHz 1.2v. == Chilled by Titan Fenrir Evo ==
video: Inno3D nVidia GTX 470 @ 775/1550/1775.
RAM: OCZ Gold 2x2GB @ 1440 CL7 1.65v.
HDD: Cheap-O HDD.
PSU: Corsair 650TX.
case: NZXT Hades.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 12:19 PM
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Posted 03 April 2012 - 01:54 PM
@ericgcollyer: No video editing at all. The most intensive tasks I'm planning to do are gaming, using virtual machines and programming.
I chose the Thermaltake v4 because it is cheap (~$50), does it worth spending more money on the case? The CoolerMaster HAF 912 costs $26 more, it's not too much though.Honestly it's a solid built IMO except for the awkward choice of case. The V4 isn't really a 'performance case' after all. If you could, I'd suggest getting something with some serious airflow like the CM HAF series. You'll not believe how extra fans could help lower GPU temps
Posted 03 April 2012 - 03:02 PM
A couple of suggestions would be to wait for ivy bridge (new intel CPUs) and to make sure you include an SSD in your build. I would recommend that you check and see how much data you are using right now, and buy a HDD to provide 100GB more that what you are currently using. For instance if you are using 200GB of data, only get a 320 GB drive to save money.
Then get this http://www.pccompone...20gb_sata3.html to supplement your storage space. If you need storage space, you can always add another HDD with very little effort. Upgrading to a SSD is a pain because you have to reinstall windows and it is nothing but a headache.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 03:40 PM
1. Good airflow - this means that the case helps vent the hot air that the GPU and CPU generate out of the case and the "cold" air outside into the case. There should be a big intake fan in the front(the one that pumps cold air in the case) of the case and smaller out take fans on the back of the case (the ones that pump the hot air out of the case). Any other fans are for show.
2. The PSU needs to be situated down in the case and not up like in those old cases -- this requirement is usually met for 30$+ cases. Find the specification of the case you want to buy and look at pictures of the inside of the case to figure this one out. Newer PSUs ( and by new I mean PSUs made in the last 5-6 years) have their cooling fan on the bottom and are also fairly heavy. If the PSU were situated in the top area of the case (i.e above the CPU) it would blow hot air on the CPU and you don't want that.
3. It needs to be spacious -- if you're going to put an aftermarket cooler on your CPU you will need the case to be as wide as possible. My NZXT Hades just barely managed to fit my Titan Fenrir cooler.
These 3 are crucial when looking for a case and most 30$+ cases have these features
Now the "deluxe" features:
4. You want it to have a special area for holding your cables (if you buy a HX PSU you will have a LOT of cables that you'd rather not have near your hardware -- mainly because it just looks ugly and disorganized and also raises slightly the temps of the whole system --3-4 degrees,not much--). That area is usually on the other side of the main opening.
5.you want it to look nice
6.you want it to be silent -- this will be influenced by the stock fans that are supplied by the case.
7.you want tool-less design -- this means that it has special fittings for your hard disks, SSDs and optical drives -- kind of like built in lego so you just click those things in without the use of screws.
Special- if you want water cooling for your rig you need to get a special water-cooling-approved case so that it fits all that water-cooling equipment.
The thermaltake you chose doesn't have that big intake fan in the front but you can tell the store to add one for you (you can do that in most stores anyway) which will cost you like an extra 8-10 euro; one of my friends just bought himself a case for a build i made him. He chose this one and I wasn't pleased. It's small, lacks fans, the tool -less design is choppy and weak, it doesn't have space for extra cables so those HX 850 cables will be everywhere and i'm not sure the Hyper 212 evo will fit in that case. I strongly recommend you look over another case.
This one is more expensive but you are getting quite a rig there and this case will fit your CPU cooler easily as well it also has all the above 7 things you want in a case-
If you want to remain on the thermaltake then google to see if your coolermaster 212+ will fit in it (i've no idea how big that heatsink is so I can't really tell you)
There might be spelling mistakes in this last reply but I don't care ... I'm hyped up on coffee, it's 3 am and I have a midterm tomorrow
mobo: Gigabyte X58 UD3R.
CPU: i7 920 @ 3.4 GHz 1.2v. == Chilled by Titan Fenrir Evo ==
video: Inno3D nVidia GTX 470 @ 775/1550/1775.
RAM: OCZ Gold 2x2GB @ 1440 CL7 1.65v.
HDD: Cheap-O HDD.
PSU: Corsair 650TX.
case: NZXT Hades.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 07:45 PM
I can't help much for now but if you could, get something like the HAF 922/932 or something similar.
Other then that it's all fine
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Posted 04 April 2012 - 04:07 AM
I've updated the built for you with some of my advice:
ASRock Z77 Extreme4 - 134 €
Intel Core i5 2500K - 183 € (Probably wait for the IB i5-3550K while you're at it)
Corsair Vengeance LP White 8GB - 49 € (It has low voltages @1.35v and wasn't that much different in price with the others.)
CoolerMaster Hyper212+ - 31 €
Seagate Barracuda 1TB ST31000524AS - 89 €
MSI GTX560Ti 448 TFIII + BF3 Bundle - 257 €
Corsair TX650V2 PSU - 78 €
CoolerMaster HAF 922 - 94 € (Much better airflow then the V4)
Total 915 € (It's a bit over your budget but you can always change the board back to Extreme3)
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I'll almost certainly show up again. I intended to keep going every month, but I guess I've just been focused on other things the last few months. Also, I've made at least one pizza almost every day since sometime in July. (I think I've missed four days; Cedar Point trip and a funeral.)
Depending on what kind of Grande Cheese you're trying to get, I can get it from RDP food distributors. I've been buying 6 lbs of Grande fresh mozz for about $25, which is a great price. I haven't bought any other Grande products yet, but they're available. I just have to price them and find out the quantities. also thinking about buying a 25 lb box of Ezzo 38 mm pepperoni without casings. Could freeze some, but would love to split that if someone else wanted some, as $100 of pepperoni is a bit much for my small scale self.
What is THE recommended Grande brand cheese for NY style pizza?Ryan,did you use whole milk on your recent pies done out on the grill or are you after this for your DD experiments? Or both?
Has anyone heard of this cheese blend that Penn Mac is talking about. It is pretty expen$ive,especially if you use the Park brand provo they suggest...http://www.pennmac.com/page/27/pizza-baking-suppliesPlease scroll down to the "F&A Whole Milk Mozz"
I just figured something out, Bob. It is marked up a whole bunch just because it's only a pound, rather than an entire loaf. The evidence is in the price of the 1 lb chunks of Grande mozzarella, which cost $7.99, compared to the entire loaf of Grande mozzarella, which costs $4.83 a pound, and the east coast blend (shredded), which costs $4.59 a pound.What I can't figure out is why the shredded is cheaper per pound than the loaf.
I've got a list of RDP products and quantities at home (working right now). I'll check out what they offer and post it here in the next couple days. I think they have a 50-50 mozz provo shredded if you're into that. I'm gearing up for an order for some upcoming gigs, so lets have all this worked out and purchased by the end of next week if we're a go. I also regularly pick up 7/11 ground tomatoes by the case from them if that's something you need.
When the dust settles, if you need a taker for the 30 lbs., Ryan, I'm in if you want to mess with sending it to me. I'd rather give you the extra 20% for handeling than give it to Penn Pirates...
The end of next week would probably work well for me, as I'll probably be just about out of cheese by then. So the question is, Nick: Are you interested in going in on a cheese buy with either me or Shawn (or both of us)? I mean, you only use fresh mozzarella, right? If so, then you're not really part of the cheese equation. Another question I have is: Are you at all interested in Ezzo GiAntonio pepperoni, rather than the regular Ezzo? If not, then I'm not part of the pepperoni equation, because that's the only pepperoni I'm interested in.I use a few different tomato products for the different kinds of pizza I make, and I already have good sources for them, which means I'm not looking for anyone to split a case of tomato product with me.So to be clear: I'm after 15 to 18 lbs of Grande whole milk mozzarella, but alternatively I may be open to buying the same amount of some other type or blend of Grande mozzarella. (I'm probably not interested in any blends containing provolone, and I'm definitely not interested in fresh mozzarella.) If we're going for shredded or diced, I'm after 15 lbs, but if it's by the loaf, then I'm after 18 lbs. Also, I'm interested in Ezzo GiAntonio 38 mm pepperoni; maybe 5 or 10 lbs.So if I go with 15 lbs of shredded or diced cheese, will there be demand for the other 15 lbs? And if I go with 3 loaves (18 lbs), will there be demand for the remaining 5 loaves (30 lbs)? Because I'm probably not interested in buying any more than I've indicated.Am I making sense here?


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glen a richter wrote:Regarding Rattie and Jaskin, someone's gotta replace A-Mac when he retires.
On the original question... bye DP. Your flashy highlight reel goals may make people forget your hideous defensive lapses, moronic turnovers and complete inability to play any semblance of a two way team game, but I'm not one who will forget those. Thanks for playing, see ya on the other team.
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So did Cujo, Hull, Stevens, Shanahan, Pronger, etc, etc.
And the collective return on all of those All-Stars to this day: Zero. But most did go on to other places and win a ton of Cups.
Perron, Oshie, etc aren't half the players those guys were. Our last true All Star has to be Pronger...no one else since could command others teams like Pronger and the laundry list of great players we had and tossed away for virtually nothing.
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Aloha and good luck to the Rush Pikes Peak U18 Nike Boys this week as they compete in the USYSA Far West Regionals. Having been crowned State Cup Champions in Colorado, they will now face champions from California North, California South and New Mexico in the first round of play in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The team will join 25 other Rush teams at the tournament for a chance to win the Regional Championship and move on to play for a National Championship. You can follow the results here on the Pikes Peak website and get updated standings by clicking here.
Best of luck to the boys and to all the Rush teams this week!
See below for daily updates on their progress:
Day 1 - Rush Pikes Peak won the first game defeating California North 3-1. The guys played a very good game, giving up very few chances and creating a number themselves.
The first half ended 0-0 and the match was even, with both teams missing a very good chance, but for sure Rush were edging it.
The coaches made a couple of changes which made an immediate impact at the start of the second half. 45 seconds had passed and after some great passing and movement Aaron Archer set the ball for Evan Young about 25 yards from goal and he hit a laser that smashed against the far post and across in to the goal to take the 1-0 lead. 3 minutes later Jared Foulk found the ball about 10 yards in to the opposing half and took off on a mazy run, bypassing 5 of the Cal North defenders before rolling it under the keeper to make it 2-0.
Unfortunately, just 3 minutes after that a free kick conceded on the edge of the area resulted in a goal from Cal North to make it 2-1. The game settled down for the next 25 minutes or so and with about 15 minutes left, Aaron Archer again was provider, drawing a couple of defenders before dropping the ball to Jonah Hady who passed the ball in the goal from 18 yards.
With 10 left one of the Cal North players received a red card for kicking goalkeeper Erich Frey, effectively putting an end to any chance of them getting back on the game.
This leaves the boys at the top of the group after Day 1. Tomorrow they play the California South State Champions, Albion, who beat NM Rush 1-0 today.
Day 2 - After yesterday's win, Pikes Peak Nike took on Albion of Southern California, currently in the top 5 in the nation. Although the guys knew it would be a tough battle, they were ready and came out to play.
The first 20 minutes showed that Albion would have most of the possession, but really did not threaten the Rush goal too much. A ball in behind their defense from the Rush midfield saw Aaron Archer race on it and slip it past the on rushing keeper for 1-0 lead. The remainder of the half continued in the same fashion, with most of the possession with Albion but Rush staying disciplined and working hard. Eric Cano tweaked a muscle in his back and had to come out, but this was the only notable negative from the first half.
The second half continued the same way and some pressure out wide allowed a cross to come in from Albion and after a minor scramble the game was tied up at 1-1. The reaction from Rush was good, and pressing forward within 5 minutes Aaron Archer took a solo run into the penalty area where he was brought down. Aaron stepped up and calmly put the ball away for a 2-1 lead.
This would be the end of the scoring for Rush as Albion that had most of the possession throughout the game; with 3 goals in the space of 15 minutes they jumped out to a 4-2 lead and saw out the game.
Rush worked hard but did not quite have enough on the day. However, with results going their way, they have put themselves in a good spot to finish as runners up in their bracket. A win tomorrow will confirm a place in the quarter finals, and they could advance with a tie and even a loss.
Day 3 - Going into game three, the boys knew they were up for a challenge. Sitting in the second qualification spot in their group they came up against a New Mexico Rush team that had already lost twice, but could advance with a win and some help from other games. With New Mexico having everything to played for, they left everything they had on the field. Our boys ended up on the wrong side of a 2-0 defeat, leaving them out of the quarterfinals on goal difference, just one goal shy of advancing. Though the defeat was painful, the boys take some solace in the fact that at least it was a Rush team that will be moving on. Congratulations to all the boys and coach Nik Penn for their amazing season!


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A couple of days ago on reddit.com's /r/netsec a poster by the name of Dan Weber posted what he believed to be an attack on PHP sessions: Hacking PHP sessions by running out of memory (reddit link). The way the "attack" works is as follows:
- Create a new session
- Assign some new data to the session, in this case a username which is used to signify that the user is logged in.
- Check to verify that the user should be logged in
- If the user should not be logged in, destroy the session.
The "attack" would be to run the PHP script out of memory on number 3, since once something is set on the session it is immediately stored, so even if the user is not supposed to be logged in, they are now logged in since their session says they are.
I wouldn't necessarily call this a PHP hack, this is really just bad practice in terms of programming, the logic should be reversed.
- Create a new session
- Verify the user should be logged in
- If so, set the session data
- If the user should not be logged in, don't set the session data
That would solve the problem at hand, and now there is no way for the user to trick the PHP script into believing she is logged in when that is not the case.
However as the discussion went on on Reddit, it became even more clear that there are no good resources on what you should store in the user session, and what you shouldn't store in the user session. Some of these things may seem like common knowledge, but sadly this is something every single new person to programming has to learn on their own.
Some assumptions
Let's get this out of the way, this is in no way limited to PHP, but it is the one I will be using as an example. This can all apply to Ruby (Ruby on Rails), Python (Pyramid) or many other frameworks.
The basic problem is that generally writing to the session is not an atomic transaction based on the page accessed, so the assumption made in this article is that when you write to the session it is instantly committed, and there is no way to roll it back upon failure. If there was, our first example listed wouldn't be able to occur since upon running out of memory at step 3, the session would have been rolled back and cleaned up.
What should you store in the users session?
You should only really store anything in the session that if it were made public it would do very little harm, or if an attacker gained access to the cookie associated with that session you could easily expire that particular cookie and the associated information.
Really the list of items to be stored in a session that is tied to a cookie is as follows:
- The users unique id
- A random unique number that is unique across all sessions
- Temporary state (i.e. Flash messages)
More importantly, don't store permission bits, or group memberships, or anything that is used to allow/deny access to particular resources.
Why is this important?
One of the things that Dan Weber brought up in the Reddit post was storing the users permission level and group membership in the session. If your code is then relying on the session to always contain the right permission level, then there is no way to expire someones access to the data.
- A user logs in
- A user gets various permissions, and they are set in the session
- The user has been fired from his job, and an administrator removes the users permissions
- Since the user is still logged in, the users permission bits are still set, and he continues to have access to parts of the site/information he shouldn't have access to.
If instead on every page visit we simply pull out the users unique id and verify the permissions upon access, as soon as the permissions are revoked by the administrator the user no longer has access to the various resources.
Expiring sessions (Why the random number that is unique?)
There should be a way to aggressively expire sessions, before cookie expiration. This way even after the users permissions are changed, it is possible to force the expiration of the session so that the user is required to re-authenticate.
The random unique number should be stored server side. When the client comes back, with a session that already contains a user id, you verify that the random unique number is valid for that particular user, and verify that the random unique number still exists server side.
This would allow an administrator for example to see all sessions that are currently associated with a particular user, and force expire them, thereby essentially logging that particular session out. This could also be used to implement various log-in requirements, such as only two sessions are allowed to be active at any one time.
Temporary state
There has to be an easy way to remember something from page visit to page visit that isn't considered detrimental if the information gets lost. One of those things is flash messages. Flash messages are generally used to provide the user indication that something has changed, they are shown once and then never again.
Storing these as session data makes sense. If the flash message gets set, great, if it doesn't get set, it doesn't matter. Flash messages are simply a notification tool, if the user misses them it isn't important.
What you shouldn't store in the session
Definitely don't store any kind of permission bits, groups a user is a part of or anything that would allow the user access that they normally would not be able to access.
On each page access check what permissions the user has. While it may mean a little more heavy lifting server side it provides extra security, and the means to enforce changes in permissions instantly.
Good secure programming practices
Keep secure programming practices in mind at all times, always consider how the information you are storing/processing is accessed/viewed/administered. More importantly think about the access controls that are in place, and how one could expire access to a particular resource without requiring a co-operative client. Remember, just because you tell an client (attacker) to expire a cookie, doesn't mean they have to comply.
The ordering of how variables are set, and when they are set are very
important. $_SESSION['isadmin'] = True
at the top of a PHP script, and then
removing it by checking to see if the user is actually an administrator later
on in the script is a bad idea.
Always order your code so that if a failure does occur there is no chance that a critical section of your code is executed by accident, or that information is stored in a half-verified state. This is especially important for access control.


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Lary Bloom was the editor of Northeast magazine. He's been a columnist for the New York Times Connecticut section and for Connecticut magazine. Fewer people know that he co-wrote Tom Ride's new wave-making book The Test of Our Times: America Under Siege ... And How We Can Be Safe Again. Colin talks to Bloom about the art of memoir collaboration, and the two may reveal how Tom Ridge flubbed his audition for the musical McEnroe and Bloom co-wrote several years ago.
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Listener Email from Andy
I love the show! My wife and I read your column every Sunday (honestly it is the only reason we continue to buy the Courant).
On to the pronunciation of Connecticut (I wanted to call but I kept missing the number). I wasn't going to write but after hearing you end the show with Bing Crosby, I couldn't resist. What I wanted to say was that, in the original 1942 version of Holiday Inn there is a scene where Fred Astaire get's drunk and the Stage manager's assistant is being drilled by his Manager about where Astaire has gotten off to. It goes something like this: "…he ordered scotch and soda, a bottle of each…then he asked me which way is Connect-ti-cot". Why do you suppose they chose to use such an antiquated (at least by your historians opinion) pronunciation? Just a fun little factoid.
We have only lived in CT for four years so neither of us have developed any "Connecti-centric" pronunciation issues. I did grow up in RI but if you know much about that lot, a trip to CT was akin to a visit to the Grand Canyon so if I ever did visit CT as a child it was not often enough to develop any bad verbal habits (at least none that would compare to just having grown up in Rediisland, but don't get me started on that. LOL).
I will miss my lunch time with Terry Gross, so, the pressure is on. I look forward to getting to know you better but, you better come through because me and Terry can always eat at noon over on the I-tunes podcast. Just kidding!
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I like to think that the glottal T that is aparent is the Connecticut accent is a through back to the colonial peirod. It's a throw back to Bri(t)sh rule.
Pronouncing Connecticut
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The first town I lived in CT was "Narrich" and speaking of Eastern Connecticut, I think people really ought to get a kick out of..."The Borough of Jewitt City in the Town of Griswold." That is a mouthfull, something you ain't gonna find in Idaho.
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It is ludicrous for Mr. Bloom, or Tom Ridge, to assert that Mr. Ridge did the right thing by "only once" inserting politics into threat level determinations. The point is, he admits that he did so at the one moment when such a thing would matter the most, just prior to the 2004 elections. To say that Mr. Ridge generall acted apolitically is idiotic, if he only compromised his principles at the single moment they were most tested. To me, this shows weakness of character, not integrity.


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quote:I prefer file on the side and I don't use it in chicken gumbo. Use it in turkey on occasion and in seafood gumbo. No bay leaves in my gumbo. It ain't an eyetalian dish. Thyme in seafood gumbo, only, and not usually. If you have a good stock, trinity, a good roux and good sausage or andouille, you don't need all manner of herbs and seasonings to make it taste good. A little parsley and green onions at the end is enough. Always skim the fat. If you like okra, use it but not too much. If you like tomatoes for a Creole version, don't serve it to me.
quote:When gumbo comes to a boil add raw chicken. Let it come back to low boil. Gumbo will look nasty with oil and white foam from chicken.
quote: Now add your seasoning and chicken base
quote:i posted recipe on second page go look it up. also i asked gris gris if her pic of gumbo was from don's, which it was. i don't understand if you make such great gumbo why not post you're own pic.
quote:This is because some of the oil is emulsified in tiny oily bubbles in the water based stock.
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WoW Moviewatch: Bitfilm Festival vote videos
The World of Warcraft Bitfilm Festival nominees are really working hard for their votes! With just a little over a month left to vote, they've each created a video pleading their case. We previously wrote about their chance to win 1500 Euros earlier this month.
The first one on the scene was Olibith, with a sentimental video about the contest, set to the Carpenters. Next up was Baron Soosdon, letting you know that if you don't vote for him, a "terrible curse" will fall upon you. The only one missing was Dopefish, whom I had to chase down to make a video in order to be fair.
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Monday, April 6, 2009
Monday Morning Excuses
6 comments:
- Burt Friggin' Hoovis said...
Hoovis' Walkersville excuse:
The goddamn neutral wheel guy didn't draft me back up to the field after he changed my flat. What a friggin' wanker!
Hoovis' Fawn Grove excuse:
I had dust in my lungs! Plus that race was so far out in the friggin' boonies, I spent a bunch of energy worring that a half dozen hick millitia guys might jump out of the brush, knock me off my bike, and have their way with me. (Squeal like a piggie...!)
I know those are pretty weak, but it is early.
Maybe you'll get some better ones... - April 6, 2009 at 5:43 AM
- Jesse said...
leamateurdomestique Walkersville 1/2/3 excuse:
I am not fast enough...simple. Also, I think I may have had a little sand in my Vaj. - April 6, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- Kyle Jones said...
Jesse's last one is the one lance uses all the time.
- April 6, 2009 at 6:28 AM
- ken said...
I think you should reserve a spot for the select few who always show up for the 1/2/3 race get in the way of the guys actually trying to race, drop out make an excuse then show up next week probably a pound or two heavier expecting a different result. If you dont think thats a good idea let me know and I will start a new page a dedicate it to those guys!
- April 6, 2009 at 7:08 AM
- KOA said...
Fawn Grove excuse...
easily powered away with 4 other guys to chase down the solo breakaway and missed a little dark green course (that'a'way) sign. To my defense, it was on a steep downhill and i was on the back of the chase having done my pull and they all went the wrong way...i followed. - April 6, 2009 at 9:30 AM
- TerribleTerry said...
Ken, I think all the guys out there are getting in the way while I'm trying to race. But glad you're so humble.
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Experience exciting racing action as we hold our final event of the season! The Flagship Fastlube Veterans Day Double Header! Join us as we salute the troops and honor all who serve.
It all starts off
at 2PM on Friday, Nov 11th, 2011 at Kalaeloa Raceway Park with our Sand
Drags Bracket Racing. Time Trials to follow shortly with eliminations
starting at 6PM.
returns on Saturday, Nov 12th, gates open at 3PM on Saturday for more
night racing action. Practice to follow immediately with main event
racing starting at 6PM. Hula-X is an
extreme off-road event consisting of a time attack and wheel to wheel
racing portion. MotoCross also comes back to KRP with exciting races
throughout the night. Watch as the keikis, the jrs, and the adults tear
up the track with incredible jumps and wall to wall racing action.
In addition, Maui Off-Road Center will be crushing cars on BOTH nights with their famous Maui Monster...you don't want to miss this awesome half-time show. Come on out and take photos of your keikis with this one-of-a-kind monster truck.
As always, we have our Lunchwagon Extravaganza and Keikiland on hand to fill your tummies and delight the kids, so come on and join us for what is to be the the final event of the year at KRP!
For more information call 782-7432 or to purchase tickets click the poster below:
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