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Podcast #217 - Corsair AX1200i Power Supply, Video Games as Art, Wireless Charging and more!
Subject: General Tech | September 6, 2012 - 01:26 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: wireless charging, VIVO, thunderbolt, podcast, k90, k60, corsair, black mesa, ax1200i, asus
PC Perspective Podcast #217 - 09/06/2012
Join us this week as we talk about the Corsair AX1200i Power Supply, Video Games as Art, Wireless Charging and more!
You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you can still access it directly through the RSS page HERE.
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Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Josh Walrath, Jeremy Hellstrom, Allyn Malvantano and Scott Michaud
This Podcast is brought to you by MSI!
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Program length: 1:24:36
Program Schedule:
Week in Reviews:
- 0:01:55 Corsair AX1200i Power Supply review
- 0:09:00 Lucid Virtu MVP for mobile
- 0:19:25 Corsair K60 and K90 Keyboard review
- 0:28:50 Video Games Do Not Want to be Art?
- 0:38:20 This Podcast is brought to you by MSI!
News items of interest:
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- 0:48:50 ASUS shows Vivo tablets at IFA
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- Josh: $155 for people with patience...
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Cooler autumn temperatures and a new cooler might get you a better overclock
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 5, 2012 - 07:20 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: NoFan, CR-100A, CR-95C, corsair, Hydro 100, roundup
FrostyTech has updated their "Top 5" list of 20 or so of the best heatsinks on the market for Intel and AMD processors not just in time for the school year but also as the average temperature during the day begins to decline. They've also changed their definition of a heatsink to include self contained watercoolers such as the Corsair Hydro 100 which now takes the top spot for cooling Intel heatsinks though it does not get as high a rating for AMD. On the quiet side there is also another newcomer, the NoFan CR-100A and CR-95C which take the top two spots for low noise cooler for both chip makers. There are quite a few other new coolers to check out in their latest heatsink roundup.
"Are you looking for the best heatsink for your PC? Perhaps you need a low profile cooler under 45mm tall... in both cases Frostytech's Top 5 Heatsink charts list the Best Intel & AMD heatsinks we've tested in one handy place. Frostytech has compiled a catalog of over 500 CPU cooler reviews and picked to cream of the crop on both Intel/AMD platforms, performance and low profile heatsinks. Frostytech's Top 5 Heatsink chart ranks each cooler by low temperature and low noise output."
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- SilverStone HE01 CPU Cooler Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Antec Eleven Hundred Gaming Mid-Tower Chassis @ Tweaktown
- be quiet Dark Rock 2 Heatsink Review @ Ninjalane
- Cooler Master Gemin II M4 Low Profile Heatsink Review @ Ninjalane
- The Battle for Liquid Cooling: Asetek Sues CoolIT, is Corsair in Danger? @ VR-Zone
- Be Quiet! Shadow Wings Series Fan Review @ eTeknix
- Silverstone AP Series Air Penetrator Case Fan Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme @ Funky Kit
- Thermaltake Armor Revo Snow Edition Chassis Review @ OCIA
- Azza Genesis 9000 Reversible Full Tower @ Tweaktown
- CM Storm Stryker Computer Case Review @ Benchmark Reviews
- Aerocool BX-500 Evil Black Edition Full-Tower PC Chassis Review @ eTeknix
- Aerocool Strike-X Advance Black Chassis @ Kitguru
- Cooler Master Silencio 650 Case @ Techspot
- Cooler Master Silencio 650 Mid Tower PC Chassis Review @ eTeknix
- NZXT Phantom 410 Tower Review @ XtremeComputing
- Raidmax Orion Mid Tower Case Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- Antec ISK 110 VESA Case Review: Just About As Small As It Gets @ AnandTech
- Antec Eleven Hundred Mid Tower Chassis Review @ eTeknix
- Sentey GS-6070 II Abaddom Mid-Tower Chassis @ Tweaktown
- Rosewill R5 Gaming Mid-Tower Case Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- Bitfenix Raider Mid-Tower PC Chassis Review @ eTeknix
- GameTiger Xniper PR-3 Mid-Tower @ Tweaktown
- Fractal Design Define R4 Mid Tower Review @ XtremeComputing
- RAIDMAX Raptor Mid-Tower Gaming Case Review @ circuitREMIX
Introduction and Externals
Corsair manufactures a wide variety of components and peripherals for PC enthusiasts. They essentially target the most enthusiastic customers in whatever market they enter – breaking the ice with the coldest and harshest critics who are never above nitpicking faults and flaws. Despite tossing their first generation products to the sharks they perform uncharacteristically well for a new contender almost every time. They look before they leap.
The Corsair K60 and K90 were launched simultaneously and represent Corsair's first attempt at producing a mechanical keyboard. Corsair has included media keys, a metal volume wheel, and a Windows-key lock on both keyboards if you find yourself yelling, "I HATE THIS KEY!" at your desktop because your game is now minimized and cannot receive your hatred.
Rubberized when down, not when up -- but stable either way.
I never said I wasn't one of the nitpickers.
Both keyboards are built around an aluminum chassis with a nonslip coating to each key. Each keycap has a sharply defined edges compared to the more round edges found on a Razer Blackwidow and other similar keyboards. Neither keyboard has rubberized tips on their ergonomic flaps although slipping has not been an issue in my testing.
Check in after the break to learn more about Corsair's first mechanical keyboards.
Corsair's new Neutron family of SSDs with the brand new LAMD controller
Subject: Storage | August 27, 2012 - 06:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Link A Media, LAMD, corsair, neutron, neutron gtx, ssd, LM87800
We have certainly seen a lot of new versions of SSD controllers from companies well established in the market but there haven't been any new companies join the market until earlier this month. Corsair unveiled their new Neutron series of SSDs, featuring the new LM87800 controller from Link A Media. Both models contain a pair of Samsung DDR2-800 128MB DRAM cache for a total of 256MB of cache, the difference is in the flash, with the GXT sporting eight 32GB modules of Toshiba Toggle Mode 24nm NAND while the non-GTX model has sixteen 16GB modules of synchronous Micron 25nm NAND. Check out SSD Reviews article to see how that effects the performance.
"It is always an exciting time when a new controller makes it's way on to the SSD scene. It is like seeing a new contender in any sporting event and predicting their success based on the balance of strength and inexperience. Our analysis today examines the new Link A Media (LAMD) 6Gbps controller found within the Corsair Neutron and Neutron GTX SSDs. Watch as the Neutron delivers a first round knockout."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Mushkin Catalyst Cache SSD @ Guru of 3D
- ADATA XPG SX900 128GB SSD Review @ Legit Reviews
- OCZ Vertex 4 256GB @ HCW
- rucial V4 256GB SATA II SSD Review @ Legit Reviews
- Transcend SSD720 128GB @ Hardware.info
- Corsair Force GS 240 GB @ Hardware.info
- SanDisk Extreme 240GB Fixed TRIM Solid State Drive @ Tweaktown
- KingFast F3 Series mSATA 3.0 KF1310MCF MLC SSD Review @ ModSynergy
- Western Digital Red Drive 2TB Hard Drive @ TechwareLabs
- Western Digital Red NAS Hard Drive Review @ Techgage
- QNAP TurboNAS TS-269 Pro NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- Kingston DataTraveler Locker G2 USB Flash Drive @ Pro-Clockers
- Vantec NexStar HX NST-330SU3 Hard Drive to USB 3.0 / eSATA II External Case @ PCSTATS
- Icy Dock MB080U3S-1SB Blizzard 3.5" SATA External Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ eTeknix
- StarTech USB 3.0 to 2.5" SATA Enclosure with Encryption @ Computing on Demand
- Icy Dock MB559U3S External 3.5″ SATA Hard Drive Enclosure @ Kitguru
- Buffalo MiniStation Extreme USB 3.0 Hard Drive Review with Drop Test @ HardwareHeaven
Slay the cable kraken? Corsair's oddly advertised HX850
Subject: Cases and Cooling | August 24, 2012 - 07:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: corsair, modular psu, HX850
We have seen a wireless streaming graphics card which reminded the crew at PC Perspective of Cthulu, but we have not yet released the Kraken. That was up to Corsair and their HX850 PSU which [H]ard|OCP recently reviewed. A single 12V rail is capable of delivering up to 70 amps which is a good thing on a PSU with six 6+2 PCIe power connectors but it still wasn't enough to really impress [H]. This PSU has essentially been released to refresh their current model and while it does match the performance of the previous model it does not really improve upon it. This is what lead to [H]'s disappointment, the PSU passes the tests but has not really improved from the model Corsair was selling years ago. Still it is a decent choice for a system builder who plans on using multiple GPUs.
"Corsair, a brand we have come to trust when powering our enthusiast desktop PC systems, brings to us an 850 watt power supply unit that touts quiet operation, a modular configuration, and "gold" rated power efficiency. How does the new Corsair HX850 fit into Corsair's current power supply lineup?"
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Antec Earthwatts Platinum 650w @ Funky Kit
- Be Quiet Dark Power Pro 10 1000 W @ techPowerUp
- Thermaltake Toughpower 650W / 750W @ hardCOREware
- PC Power and Cooling Silencer Mk.III 1200W Power Supply Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Seasonic X-Series 1250W @ Kitguru
- PC Power & Cooling Mk III Silencer 1200 Watt @ Guru of 3D
- Cooler Master Silent Pro M2 850 W @ techPowerUp
- Cooler Master USNA 120 AC/DC Power Adapter @ Pro-Clockers
Corsair's Accelerator ... cache me if you can!
Subject: Storage | August 22, 2012 - 06:49 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ssd, Nvelo Dataplex, Intel SRT, corsair, cache, accelerator series
Forget Intel SRT, the Corsair Accelerator Series cache SSDs and the Nvelo Dataplex software which come with them will give you the best of both your HDD and SSD and increase both read and write speeds of commonly accessed data. Part of the effectiveness of these drive comes thanks to the fact that they move frequently access data blocks and not entire files, ensuring only the bits you need to read quickly end up on the SSD and it is not filled with tag along data that is accessed infrequently. [H]ard|OCP found themselves more impressed with these drives than they expected to, seeing boot times that matched an OS installed on an SSD after only two reboots as well as improved launch speeds on their most used programs. As you can pick up the 60GB model for $70 after MIR and the 30GB model for $45 the price per gigabyte might not match larger SSDs but the actual cost is so low it makes it a very worthy upgrade.
"One of the hottest applications for consumer SSDs is using data caching to accelerate the performance of traditional spinning hard disks in your PC. We look at Corsairs Accelerator Series of caching SSDs to test the performance of these value-centric approaches to providing you a better computing experience."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- SSD RAID TRIM now on Intel 7-Series Chipsets! We test the performance @ HCW
- Kngston SSDNow V200 128GB Review @ OCC
- SanDisk Extreme SSD 240 GB @ X-bit Labs
- CoreRise Comay Venus 3S 120GB SATA3 MLC Synchronous SSD Review @ ModSynergy
- Corsair Neutron GTX SSD Review (240GB): Link A Media Controller Tested @ AnandTech
- Samsung 830 Series SSD 512 GB @ techPowerUp
- Crucial v4 SSD @ Hardware.info
- Corsair Neutron Series Solid State Drives Review - LAMD or Wolf in a 7mm Package? @ Tweaktown
- Adata XPG SX910 256GB SSD review: SandForce SSD with 256GB @ Hardware.info
- Plextor M5 Pro 128GB @ Hardware.info
- Areca ARC-1882i PCIe 3.0 RAID Controller @ Tweaktown
- Hard Disk Drive Performance Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Western Digital VelociRaptors Vs. Solid State Drives @ TechARP
- Akasa Integral S 3.5" External USB3.0 Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ eTeknix
- Western Digital Red Review: Are NAS-optimized HDDs Worth the Premium? @ AnandTech
- Synology DS1512+ and DS1812+ NAS review: good performance with lots of disks @ Hardware.info
- Icy Dock MB080U3S-1SB Blizzard & MB559U3S-1S Ultra Slim External Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ OCC
- Startech 4 Bay Standalone HDD Duplicator Dock @ XSReviews
Corsair Acquires Raptor Gaming
Subject: General Tech | August 15, 2012 - 12:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: raptor gaming, mechanical keyboard, gaming mouse, corsair
We haven't heard much about Raptor Gaming on PC Perspective, mostly because their products are sold in Europe and only infrequently seen in North America. That hasn't stopped Corsair from acquiring the company and their intellectual property which will extend Corsair's peripheral business worldwide. Raptor also holds patents pertaining to gaming keyboards, mice and other peripherals which should allow new innovations to start to appear in Corsair's next refresh of their gaming mice and keyboards.
Cologne, Germany — August 15, 2012 — Corsair®, a worldwide designer and supplier of high-performance components to the PC gaming hardware market, today announced the acquisition of certain assets of Raptor Gaming, a maker of high-performance PC gaming peripherals headquartered in Heinsberg, Germany. Established in 2004, Raptor Gaming has a strong retail presence in Germany, the largest market for video gaming in Europe, with products widely available in major chains including Media Markt, Saturn, Real, Kaufland, and Conrad.
As part of this transaction, Corsair receives Raptor Gaming's full product portfolio of keyboards, mice, headsets, and accessories, which will form a new series of gaming products alongside Corsair's existing award-winning line of Vengeance® PC gaming products. Raptor Gaming executives CEO Dirk Schunk and COO Heinz-Dieter Ludwig will remain engaged with Corsair to facilitate a smooth transition.
"Corsair and Raptor share the same goal, bringing best-in-class PC hardware to gamers around the world," said Andy Paul, President and CEO of Corsair. "Raptor Gaming's strong retail presence will allow us to offer a wider range of PC hardware to gamers across Germany."
"As gamers ourselves, we formed the Raptor Gaming business to create high-performance PC gear to give gamers the absolute best gaming experience," said Dirk Schunk, CEO of Raptor Gaming. "Corsair's strong global brand and worldwide distribution will open up Raptor Gaming products to a wider audience of gamers around the world."
Corsair's Obsidian 550D is great for fans
Subject: Cases and Cooling | August 9, 2012 - 04:11 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: corsair, Obsidian 550D
Corsair's new mid-sized Obsidian 550D is a good home for any mATX or ATX build and is deep enough to use enthusiast heatsinks and long enough to fit almost any graphics card. A pair of 200mm fans and a single 120mm provide good airflow without creating an excessive amount of noise. [H]ard|OCP really liked this case even though they encountered difficulties installing either of Corsair's self-contained watercoolers. For those looking for a decent aircooled case this is a good deal; watercooler users and modders might want to look elsewhere.
"Corsair was once synonymous with only quality RAM. Today we find Corsair's diversification of its product line tremendously successful. Its focus and execution with the desktop PC enthusiast has lead to a great PSUs, SSDs, and cases to house all your high end equipment. Its Obsidian 550D case is another great product."
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Thermaltake Armor Revo Snow Edition Case Review @ Ninjalane
- Aerocool Xpredator Evil Black Edition Full-Tower Gaming Chassis Review @ eTeknix
- Cooler Master Elite 120 Advanced Mini-ITX Case @ Legit Reviews
- Xigmatek Gigas mATX Case Review @ OCC
- Xilence Interceptor Pro Case @ Kitguru
- NZXT Fan Roundup @ Rbmods
- Xclio Touch 767 Full-Tower PC Chassis Review @ eTeknix
- Corsair Obsidian 550D Case Review @ Neoseeker
- BitFenix Prodigy Arctic White Mini-ITX Chassis @ Tweaktown
- MSI Barricade Mid Tower PC Case Review @ Legit Reviews
- Cooler Master Storm Stryker Gaming Case @ Pro-Clockers
- Cooler Master 690 II Advanced Black & White Edition USB 3.0 Case Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- BitFenix Recon Internet-Connected Fan Controller @ Pro-Clockers
- Corsair AF and SP Series Fan Review @ Neoseeker
- Prolimatech PK-2 & PK-3 TIM Review @ OCC
- Tuniq TX-2 Extreme Thermal Compound @ Pro-Clockers
- ENERMAX ETS-T40 Heatsink Review @ OCC
- Arctic Alpine 11 PLUS CPU Cooler Review @ Hardware Secrets
Buzz bugging you buddy? Hack your speakers and get rid of it for good
Subject: General Tech | August 8, 2012 - 05:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: audio, corsair, corsair sp2200, DIY, hack
Some people you know might refer to your favourite music as noise, but you know better; what is worse than that is when you can hear noise in your music. The annoying intermittent buzz/crackle coming out of your speakers is something a lot of us have experienced and it has a wide variety of sources, from bad cables to electronic noise effecting the signal sent from your onboard audio to defects in your speakers ... and many more reasons. At Hack a Day is a good solution to rid yourself of noise that is caused by the speakers, this guide is specifically aimed at the Corsair SP2200s but could be applied to a wide range of speakers. Follow along with this step by step process to use the headset amp as a pre-amp and clean up your music.
"[Michael Chen] liked the sound he was getting out of these Corsair SP2200 computer speakers, with one big exception. They were giving off some unpleasant crackling sounds. He figured this might be as easy as replacing a faulty potentiometer, but soon found out the fix was going to be more complicated than that. All said and done he ended up reworking the design of the speakers' amplifier board."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- ASUS Xonar U3 USB Audio Card Review @ Neoseeker
- ASUS RoG Xonar Phoebus 7.1 PCI-E Sound Card Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Corsair Vengeance 1500 Dolby 7.1 USB Gaming Headset @ TechwareLabs
- Cooler Master Storm Sonuz Headset @ Benchmark Reviews
- CM Storm Sonuz Stereo Gaming Headset Review @ Techgage
- TDK ST-700 review: high-end on-ear headphones @ Hardware.info
- Sharkfin Self-Molding Earbuds @ XSReviews
- CM Storm Sonuz Gaming Headset Review @ OCC
- Rosewill RHTS-8206 5.1 Surround Gaming Headset Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- Tt eSPORTS Chao Dracco Signature Headphones Review @ eTeknix
The pensive supply unit decides if it will give you power ... and tells you about it
Subject: Cases and Cooling | August 7, 2012 - 07:52 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: corsair, Professional Series AX1200i, PSU, modular psu, kilowatt
The reason that Corsair's new Professional Series AX1200i is called a digital power supply is due to the presence of a digital signal processor inside the PSU. The advantages are likely to due with the reduced complexity of the internal design than due to the DSP being a miracle, however there is more to it than just smooth voltages. With the USB Corsair Link interface you can use the bundled software to monitor the three main voltage rails, the 24-pin connector's 12V line, the AC voltage at the wall socket and there are current trackers for all of the PCIe power connectors as well. If you obsess over power management and happen to need more than a kilowatt of power, check out Corsair's latest offering at The Tech Report.
"Corsair's new Professional Series AX1200i uses digital circuitry to convert AC to DC power. We take a quick look at the PSU and the software enabled by its DSP."
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Enermax MaxRevo 1500W @ [H]ard|OCP
- be quiet Dark Power Pro 10 550W Power Supply Review @ Ninjalane
- Corsair AX1200i 1200 W @ techPowerUp
- Corsair Professional Series AX1200i @ Kitguru
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Jerry Gille can now add another title to his resume, Vintage State Champion, Gille piloted the #01 1962 Chevy Impala Convertible. Sixteen of the 20 vintage machines on hand were able to take the green flag for the 50 lap feature.
Jumpin" Jack Heiman took to the flag stand once again to flag the Jessup Automotive Race of Champions, a 15 lap shoot out with seven cars. Jack known for his excitement for the sport stands before the starting field as he did for many years for Rockford Speedway.
Staged and awaiting the green flag are three young drivers, one taking time to wave to crowd on hand.
The American Super Cup Series feature was action packed with thirteen cars starting. Mick Ellis pulled ahead early to win the feature event.
From days past the famed Joe Shear #36 Chevy Camero returns to Rockford Speedway.
Veteran driver Josh Nelms poses for the camera prior to the feature event. He drove the once famous Ralph Earnhardt race car.
Three wide racing was the norm for the afternoon as Jerry Gille works his way under two other competitors.
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The Perfect Roast?
There's a phrase I've been guilty of using in the past, but now really bugs me. The gist of it is:
"I'm just trying to roast the coffee to show its best qualities, without showing my influence over it."
Yes, there are amazing characteristics latent in some coffees, and you can surely ruin those with too heavy a hand (er.. too heavy a roast). But here is my problem. The coffee trade is a value-added agriculture endeavor. At each step of the way, there is value added to the product and the price of the product increases accordingly. If you aren't adding any value through your roasting and it is only these inherent qualities which make a coffee special, then how on earth are you going to charge the prices that you're asking?
In the past few years, the "perfect roast" has meant a very light roast, just a few seconds past the end of first crack (or, regrettably, even earlier). You would think "roasting" had become a bad word. You hear people say "I don't want to taste 'roast' in the coffee." What? Unless you want a mouth full of astringency and possibly a stomach ache, you DO actually need to roast coffee before drinking it. And that requires you make decisions. Under-roasting is being applied to all kinds of green coffees with the same lack of fore-thought that dark roasting used to be slathered on everything. The issue might stem from some confusion between the brightness that comes from good acidity, and what seems like brightness from light roasting.
Justin Carabello of Carabello Coffee says:
"[Roasting]'s my part of the whole process from seed to cup. I'm the roaster, the one who helps transform [the coffee] from green to brown."
There is no perfect roast for any particular coffee, and the idea that there issuch a thing is the root of the dilemma. Getting fixated on the nailing the "perfect roast" can mean that you end up missing something else really surprising and amazing about a coffee. Commercial roasters sometimes get locked into one roast as their signature - and then stop experimenting. From a home roasting perspective, there is more room for experimentation, since the audience for your roasts is mainly yourself.
What gets lost is the importance of roast development, or controlling different aspects of the roast to pull out different characteristics of the coffee. Sweetness, body, and acidity are all greatly affected by decisions you make at certain times during the roast. You can shape the roast so that brightness is more front-loaded or more in the finish, or so that the sweetness is more fruited or more bittersweet-cocoa. Depending on the coffee and how you're brewing it, or selling it for someone else to brew, this is such an important skill to learn.
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Just what we need, yet another reason to hang out on Facebook, right?
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Mississippi State had another opportunity to get into the win column and end a double-digit losing streak. The Bulldogs led South Carolina 47-39 with 14:18 left in the second half, but couldn't close it out. The Gamecocks came storming back and beat the Bulldogs 74-62 Saturday afternoon inside Humphrey Coliseum.
Fred Thomas and Craig Sword are not giving up the ship. As sophomores in a program that's not having any success right not, it would be easy to get down and stay down. The Mississippi State Bulldogs lost their 13th-straight game of the men's basketball season with Saturday's 74-62 loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks at Humphrey Coliseum. The Bulldogs fell short in their last six home games.
Caroline Seitz has adjusted to major college softball just fine. In her first season with the Mississippi State Bulldogs, Seitz has gotten off to a hot start at the plate. Seitz led MSU in hitting with a .354 batting average and 23 hits going into this weekend's Southeastern Conference series with the eighth-ranked Kentucky Wildcats.
MABEN - The East Webster Lady Wolverines capped a successful first day of the Fast Pitch Softball Classic in which they hosted with two impressive wins. East Webster picked up a 14-0 victory in the first game against Noxapater. "Both games were similar," Lady Wolverines coach Lee Berryhill said. "We did two things well. We pitched the ball well and hit the ball well."
WINONA – The Starkville Yellowjackets continue their winning ways on the road Saturday with a 10-7 victory over defending Class 5A State champion Kossuth. After a 2-1 victory over East Webster in 11 innings Friday night, the Jackets improve their record to 5-1.
The game between Eupora and Houlka at the East Webster Classic shaped up to be an evenly-matched encounter. Time just ran out on the Eagles to get a win. With the game being called due to time limit, Houlka knocked off the Eupora 9-8. Rusty Johnson providing a double to left field to start things for the Eagles, then Will Bowen reached first with a bunt.
MABEN – The softball record for the Eupora Lady Eagles jumped above the .500 mark in less than two hours of work. With a pair of victories to open the East Webster Classic Tournament on Saturday, Eupora improved its overall mark to 3-2. The Eagles started the day with a 5-4 victory over Houston and followed that up by beating Vardaman 7-1.
Tyson Cunningham has come a long way since playing high school basketball at Columbus High School. The Mississippi State guard will play his last game inside Humphrey Coliseum wearing maroon and white today as the Bulldogs host South Carolina to end the regular season. Cunningham looks back on his "journey" and feels blessed to have experienced the things he has at State.
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Possible daylight UFO south of Mexico City
It's not possible to be certain that this isn't a distant plane or even a blimp, but there is also a good chance that it's an unknown object.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Good example of a simple hoax: the Popocatepetl UFO
This video of a UFO supposedly racing past the Popocatepetl Volcano near Mexico City has been viralizing around the internet lately. It purports to show a UFO racing toward the ominously smoking Popo crater, then flying into it. What it actually shows is a slightly sped up image of an observation plane circling the crater, then moving downward behind it. Such flights around Popo are common.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Another cigar shaped UFO over Popocatepetl
This clip from a webcam watching the Popocatepetl volcano near Mexico City reveals a fast moving cigar-shaped object similar to one that apparently entered the volcano in October of last year. That video was dismissed by some experts as a hoax, but we saw it as possibly an authentic unknown. This new video reinforces that view. To see our October story,
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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
One of the Most Convincing Hoaxes Out There has Ever Posted
Originally, your Out There editor wrote: "At first, this appears to be a flock of birds, but it isn't a flock of birds. First, each object is independently lit by a light powerful enough to produce significant illumination in a sunlit sky. Second, there are no wing flapping motions. However, the objects do appear to be gliding on thermals, or they are being maneuvered to present this appearance. These are genuine unknowns, and very strange ones."
Unfortunately, I fell for a hoax video. I look at dozens of videos every day, always hoping to see something I genuinely can't explain. What I can't explain here is why I bought into this obvious hoax. Normally, I'm careful and quite successful at this. I seriously considered resigning after this, but Whitley Strieber wants me to stay. He said, 'I can't do this myself, and you're better than you think.' I'm going to continue what has become a profound and very engaging task for me, sifting through the chaff to find the occasional nugget of gold.
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Saturday, October 27, 2012
Large object enters volcano. Remarkable video.
This video was brought to our attention by Mexican UFO expert Jaime Maussan, and it is remarkable. There is no suggestion of hoax in this video taken by a webcam that watches the Popocatepetl volcano. The volcano has been active lately, and threatens a large human population. So what is this object doing? Also, I might add that it strongly resembles glowing bars that have been recorded in Kentucky recently.
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
UFO over Mexico City...or are these balloons?
This object could easily be a mass of balloons tied together and fitted with light-emitting diodes, but if so, the LEDs are exceptionally bright, and one has to wonder about the weight of the power source. Of course, without knowing the altitude, it's impossible to tell how large the cluster might be. The analysis linked on this story asserts that this cannot be a cluster of balloons, but to your ever-cynical Out There editor, they have made some good points, but not conclusively proved their case.
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Mexico UFO, an authentic photograph.
This photo is likely authentic. It may reveal a falling meteor, but if so the trail is exceptionally regular.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Police engage in UFO chase.
Clearly, something was observed in this case, and it sounds as if it was far too brightly lit to be something like a US drone looking for drug traffickers or even something launched by a drug smuggler.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
A good example of an ultra-high strangeness unknown.
Because of the way the bulges keep withdrawing into the central core, this does not appear to be balloons. But what is it? This is a well made video of a real unknown, and a very, very strange one.
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
Orbs surrounded by cloud seen over Russia and Mexico
This OpenMinds article points out that the UFO seen surrounded by a cloud in Russia is quite similar to one seen in Mexico, and shows side by side photos.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Mexico object explodes, emits smaller objects. Very unusual video.
This one is pretty standard until 2:15 in, when the object suddenly explodes, leaving residue in the sky. It is just possible that this is some sort of balloon, but it appears to be lit from within, which would make it a very unusual one. We are sending this to our video experts for analysis and their responses will be posted in the Unknowncountry.com video section.
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Georgia UFO similar to Mexico video thought to be meteor
This Mexican UFO was dismissed as a meteor, despite its unusual configuration. Now a similar object has been seen over Georgia.
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Open Minds TV Mexico UFO search: excellent pictures.
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Friday, March 25, 2011
UFOs swarm during Mexico Equinox gathering
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Five Burning Questions: Ohio State Buckeyes
You might have already heard, but Ohio State's head football coach resigned a couple months back. Or maybe he was fired. Actually, it sounds like he retired.
Whatever the actual nature of the change in Jim Tressel's employment status, it doesn't change the fact that a new day is dawning in Columbus. Gone are the best coach in school history and frighteningly talented quarterback Terrelle Pryor. In their places, something called Luke Fickell and some potential chaos under center.
For the latest edition of Five Burning Questions, esteemed Buckeye blogger Ramzy Nasrallah of Eleven Warriors and Bucknuts fills us in on what's going down at OSU.
1. Describe the mood among Buckeye fans when the NCAA released its findings in the Tatgate fallout. Also, while the direct penalties from the episode probably won't be substantial, I've got to imagine the damage to the program from all of this will still be considered pretty significant, right?
The NCAA's findings were as expected, because unlike the vast majority of experts who contributed their predictions on what the NCAA would find, Buckeye fans actually bothered to read the original LOI and every word of each article that was released during the media feeding frenzy. We knew about Tressel's cover-up – which was a very big deal – and the tattoo parlor stuff – which only became a big deal because Tressel covered it up. (I'm of the belief that players capitalizing on their own likenesses and celebrity for what amounts to petty cash is not a big deal and I hope every FBS athlete in America can get away with it.)
We also knew that George Dohrmann's SI "investigation" was hypocritical garbage. His anonymous source's claims that nine other players had also sold their items to the tattoo parlor were investigated by NCAA and they cleared eight of them (it's easy to prove you haven't sold your stuff if you, you know, still have your stuff).
Dohrmann claims that his source didn't play ball with NCAA because he was fearful of retribution from Ed Rife, the tattoo parlor owner. At the same time, Dohrmann also says that Tressel's excuse for covering for his players – retribution from Ed Rife – was pathetic. Pick a lane, dude.
The Cargate details were botched so badly by the Columbus Dispatch and the media at large that at no point was anyone who bothered to actually read the reports ever deeply concerned anything would come from it. Car dealerships can't and don't give away cars or take losses on them for free game tickets or autographs, not in Ohio, not anywhere. The investigation by the Ohio BMV predictably found no sweetheart deals, and the rampant misreporting (Pryor's "new" 350Z was a former rental car with over 80,000 miles on it and Thad Gibson's "free" Chrysler 300c actually cost $13,700) screamed of exploitation and sloppy journalism.
The critical details, retractions and clarifications were lost in the wave of exploitation. The Dispatch printed the corrections to its sloppy Cargate "exclusive" on page three of the Metro section four days after it ran the initial bombshell.
It turned out that there were completely reasonable explanations for the majority of vehicles with dealer tags that were driven by Ohio State athletes. As for Pryor's multiple speeding tickets in cars with dealer tags, that's super shady. Pryor obviously had his hand out for all three years he was in Columbus. There's a reason he was separated from the other players who were found to have traded their merchandise at the tattoo parlor.
Fortunately for Ohio State, being shady isn't an NCAA violation. More proof would have been needed than Pryor's former drugged-out roommate (who was kicked out of their apartment for missing multiple rent checks, and as you may imagine, not that happy about it) saying "he made $20K-$40K signing autographs." That was my favorite claim of this entire mess. A drug addict who cannot afford rent "going public" with an unverifiable claim that carried a $20,000 gap. And there were VERIFIED SIGNED CHECKS TO PRYOR that were tagged to this story! How on earth did Ohio State escape the death penalty times infinity?
While the NCAA's findings were expected – and word that the Dohrmann claims were almost completely and categorically dismissed by NCAA leaked weeks ahead of the LOA – there was still some relief. After being bombarded by the media for several months, it was a pleasure to sit back for 48 hours and watch the outrage over being so wrong bubble over.
That all being said, the damage has already been done. Ohio State lost the best coach it has ever had over one of the stupidest and most reckless errors in judgment possible. That's more damaging than any media campaign, lost recruit, suspended players, years or probation or scholarship reductions.
2. What are the chances Luke Fickell is still Ohio State's head coach a year from now? If not Fickell, who?
Lost in all of this mess is that Ohio State has another three-and-out defense this year that is going to annoy the hell out of people. The only Tatgate suspension on the defensive side of the ball didn't involve a starter. As long as the offense doesn't give away points – and that's not a given – they'll be in every game.
I don't think the Board of Trustees or Gene Smith are going to look at game management under Fickell as much as they'll look at program management. Game management and wins/losses happen in a vacuum. Program management – something at which Tressel excelled, minor and major compliance reporting issues aside – is a better long-term stability indicator.
Fickell is one of the best recruiters and young coaches in the country. His trajectory was MAC-caliber head coach and then candidate for Tressel's successor. He didn't expect this, but you can bet he's exploiting every resource possible to make his leap successful. I think there's a better chance he'll still be running the program next year than there is of him taking a step back or going elsewhere.
3. Taking Terrelle Pryor out of the mix removes the most dynamic component of OSU's offensive attack. How do you think the staff will try to compensate for his absence?
There's only one way to keep the Pryor offensive set mostly-intact, and that's to go with freshman Braxton Miller, who is the only QB of the four on scholarship that can come close to mimicking Pryor's ability (though Miller, while several inches shorter, has a superior arm).
The annual lack of depth on Ohio State's offensive line requires a mobile quarterback to bail out the playbook, so expect to see the same offensive grab-bag of arbitrary plays that you've seen from the Buckeyes over the past several years. There's a reason Ohio State never finished in the top 25 nationally in offense under Tressel yet won most of the Big Ten titles, and it wasn't offense.
4. Do the issues with the NCAA throw the balance of power in the Big Ten into question, or will Ohio State remain the lead dog for the foreseeable future?
I don't think outsiders grasp how effective Tressel was in using the state of Ohio as his personal farm league. This hurt Penn State and Michigan the most. While Fickell is a master salesperson and recruiter, he needs to replace himself in that same capacity among position coaches. We'll have to see if Mike Vrabel can show up at a blue chip athlete's house in TAPOUT gear and sell mom on sending baby boy to Ohio State. He's an unknown commodity, but the hope is that he'll be able to connect with players who may or may not have a passing interest in a 14-year NFL career.
The balance of power is thrown into flux with Nebraska joining the conference as it is. We've also seen that Bielema has maintained Wisconsin through Barry Alvarez's retirement from coaching, and as soon as Joe Paterno is replaced by someone who actually does something, Penn State should be an annual threat. Michigan has a couple of years to flush its roster of the MAC talent Rich Rodriguez stocked it with before it can be considered.
5. Give us your best impression of Jim Tressel explaining to an NCAA investigator why he didn't narc on his players.
"You see Federal drug trafficking investigation in your electronic mail, you know, and you start to think about things. Thing-like things, you know, that are big, big things – those kind of things, and so forth. And you're thinking to yourself, you know? We've got young people who we try to put in the best position to make positive social choices, you know, and they're surrounded by elements that may or may not be helpful in the regard, and so forth. So those things had me thinking about things and it was at that point that, you know, I thought I had better think this over, and so forth."
For more from Ramzy and coverage of Ohio State, make sure to visit Eleven Warriors and follow Ramzy on Twitter @Ramzyn.
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Biographical NoteOrson Winso Israelsen was born December 25, 1887 in Hyrum, Utah. During Israelsen's youth he worked on the family farm and attended the local schools in the area. He enrolled in the Brigham Young College in Logan, Utah in 1906 and graduated in 1910. In 1910 he enrolled in the Agricultural College of Utah (now Utah State University) to study irrigation and drainage engineering. After graduation he enrolled in the College of Engineering at the University of California, Berkley in 1912. Two years later he was awarded a M.A. in Irrigation and Drainage Engineering and he began teaching at the Agricultural College of Utah. In 1925 he was awarded a Ph.D. in Irrigation and Drainage Engineering. Israelsen retired from USU in 1954. He died on May 15, 1968 in Logan, Utah. During the course of Israelsen's career he was highly involved with the UAC?s agricultural experiment stations and was involved in numerous research projects in Utah, the American West, Canada, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, India, and South America. Israelsen was the author of hundreds of published works and his 1932 book, Irrigation Principles and Practices has become the classic treatise on the subject with a dozen foreign language translations. For a detailed account of his personal and professional life researchers should see Israelsen's autobiography, Forty Years of Sound and Forty Years of Silence, published in 1968. See Merrill-Cazier Library (HV2534.I8 A3) or Special Collections (920 Is7). Content DescriptionThe Orson Winso Israelsen photograph collection consists of 414 images that Israelsen used to document his long career as a irrigation engineer and drainage specialist. Included in the collection are images of flooding, laterals, flumes, headgates, culverts, canal and dam construction, water measuring equipment, weirs, erosion, diversions, culverts, reservoirs, and terracing. Most of the photographs were taken in Utah, but many are probably from adjoining states and a few are from Italy, Spain, and Portugal. The first five folders of box 1 deal with Project 211 which was an experimental undertaking during the 1940s (initiated January 1940 and completed circa 1945-51) which sought to find a more economical method for lining canals and ditches to prevent water loss and conserve soil. Use of the Collection
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Asbury's men's and women's swimming team finished 9th at the NAIA National Championship that wrapped up competition on Saturday. The men finished 9th a year ago while the women improved from a 10th place finish in 2012.
The men set nine new school records during the meet including three in Saturday's prelims. Senior Trevor Ehrenheim swam a 1:53.07 in the morning 200-yard backstroke and finished 6th in the evening session with a 1:53.57. Friend Bechtel improved from 16th in the morning to 11th at night with a finals time of 1:54.90.
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Cody Barnes set a school record in the prelims of the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 46.65 and finished 15th in the evening session with a time of 47.56. Jimmy Hall set a school record in the 200-yard breaststroke in the prelims with a time of 2:09.70 but failed to make the evening session. The men's 400-yard freestyle relay set a school record in the prelims with a time of 3:08.64.
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200 Back | Trevor Ehrenheim | 1:53.07 |
100 Free | Cody Barnes | 46.65 |
200 Breast | Jimmy Hall | 2:09.70 |
400 Free Relay | Hall, Ehrenheim, Courey, Barnes | 3:08.64 |
100 Breast | Cody Barnes | 58.39 |
50 Free | Cody Barnes | 21.17 |
400 Medley Relay | Ehrenheim, Barnes, Duncan, Courey | 3:29.05 |
200 IM | Trevor Ehrenheim | 1:55.71 |
200 Medley Relay | Ehrenheim, Barnes, Duncan, Decker | 1:35.90 |