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Posted almost 6 years ago I loved being a nurse. Of course there were days I wanted to leave and drive off a bridge, but I loved my patients. The politics are at every place you work, so after I learned them, I stayed in jobs for a long time.
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| Posted almost 6 years ago Melanie, what about healthcare recruiter? you can work out of your home. There are a few expenses right out off you would need, such as a business license and LLC. You mostly need a telephone with unlimited long distance, a computer, and the want to make yourself a success. Just a year ago, I suffered from a profound and complete hearing loss in my right ear. I had been an OR nurse for ov 28 years and other than 2 years on a med surg and an orthopaedic floor this what I had done. I had just started a new position, having decided to stop traveling. I realized, all to soon, I could not hear well enough anymore to work in the OR and keep my patients safe. I asked to be trained in another area of nursing, but administrators and their lawyers decided I was to much of a liability so I was forced to resign or they would terminate me. Of course the terms of termination would not be I couldn't hear, but a fabricated story of I lied when I said I had the experience I had. I couldn't believe it. I had been a travel nurse for almost ten years with many of the hospitals I worked at renewing my contract sometimes for more than a year. All of my evaluations were outstanding and every single facility told me I was welcome to return at any time. So, here I was stuck, with no position, no income and so very depressed and discouraged I didn't know what to do. I started to work as an RN in home health care, with my pay going to about a 1/3 from what I was accustomed to. So I continued to search for something better to do and found health career recruiting. It takes awhile to get going but it's lucrative, fun and rewarding. This is why I suggested it. |
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| Posted almost 6 years ago Your emotional, physical and spiritual health must come first. You must be a very strong and courageous person to have survived what you have already been through. I know first hand what some of those losses can be like. The book " Living Well with a Hidden Disability" by Stacy Taylor found at www.amazon.com has helped me and many other nurses that I have known in similar circumstances. YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Please read my story " New Purpose for an Old Career". It can be found by going to the Home page of this site, by clicking on the link "Meet Our Career Experts". Once on the "Featured Authors" page, my articles can be found under my name--Laura Wisniewski.
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| Posted almost 6 years ago My heart goes out to you. I hope you do receive disability. You should! While nursing is your first love, maybe you should consider other avenues of employment at this stage of your life. There are many jobs where your experiences as a nurse, your compassion and your interest in people could be truly beneficial. Don't give up! When a door closes, a window opens up. Concentrate on the things you have to be thankful for-a daughter, a place to live, the support of your family. Keep believing in yourself. There is a story I read that I love- It's about an angel that was always complaining because his cross was too big and too heavy. Finally, God took him to a huge room. It was filled with all kinds of crosses, all shapes and sizes. God told the angel to look around and choose one he liked better. Then he could trade his if he liked. The angel walked around and around the room. But every cross he saw was bigger than his or heavier. After awhile, he picked up his old cross and walked out. He never complained again. |
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Just over a year ago, PC and Xbox 360 owners got their greasy mits on The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the latest in Bethesda's long running fantasy RPG series. The game was a smash hit, shifting many millions of units and picking up numerous RPG of the Year awards, and inspiring the release of many mods and add-on packs, both user-created (on the PC version) and official. Now PlayStation 3 owners get a chance to live life in Tamriel, and although nothing much has changed in Tamriel in a year, the inclusion of the Knights of the Nine add-on pack and the smoothing of many technical and performance issues make it a worthwhile experience for those still on the fence.
Oblivion starts the player in a dungeon, in a cell for a purpose not really explained. Extensive options for customising your characters race and appearance quickly appear – you can be a boring old Imperial human, or a kickarse tiger-like Khajit – fat or skinny, big honker or button nose, the choice is yours. After a short introductory scene (and a bit of teasing at the hands of prisoners and guards), you'll get to chose your character class and skill proficiencies. Again, in true Elder Scrolls style, there is a diverse range of skills and classes available – choose from the pre-made class types, or make your own. Soon, the main quest is revealed – the life of the current emperor (voiced by Patrick Stewart) is about to end, and with both of his heirs meeting untimely demises at the hands of dark forces, the emperor charges you with the task of finding his illegitimate son, Martin Septim (played by Sean Bean). If the heir to the throne is not found before the demise of the current emperor, the gates to Oblivion will open, and spill lots of evil monsters and such onto the land.
The beautiful thing about Oblivion is that you always feel in control of your own destiny – the world is yours to explore, and you're never forced to do anything. It's possible to spend a hundred hours playing the game without ever touching the main quest. The variety of player classes and skills means you are never forced to play the game the same way. Playing as a heavy-handed, sword-wielding fighter is very different to playing as a stealthy, quick-witted thief. Oblivion's customisable class system allows you to create mid-range classes, say a sword-wielding fighter with a few magic abilities. Of course, the way you play within each class greatly determines the best skills for your character, given that skill raising in Oblivion is based on your use of each skill rather than some arbitrary experience points system. The player can take on a variety of structured quests, from guilds (fighters, mages, thieves, etc.) and various citizens of the empire, or they can just journey around the world of Tamriel, picking flowers for alchemic purposes, exploring caves and dungeons for treasure and slaying various evil beasts.
Many aspects of Oblivion feel much tighter than they did in Morrowind. Namely, the fighting system feels like it has real impact behind it, and isn't based on any sort of D&D style hit and miss scheme, thus feeling far more satisfying. Magic and projectile weaponry also feel much more effective than they did previously. The enemy AI is far more adaptive, so it pays to vary your tactics when fighting. Alternatively, the use of stealth skills can ensure you never have to fight enemies. Obviously, Oblivion is far more attractive than its predecessor, making use of the power of the next generation consoles to render the beautiful, organic world of Tamriel and the fiery pits of Oblivion. Journeying up to the highest point in the land and looking over the world of Tamriel is a really impressive site – especially when you watch the sun rise and set. The PlayStation 3 version has a better draw distance than the Xbox 360 version, so you can see a lot more of the world. Load times are minimal, and the frame rate is solid, for the most part. A fantastic orchestral score and solid voice acting supplement the beautiful visuals. It would have been nice to have a few more varied voices between the various citizens of Tamriel, though.
There are still a few problems with Oblivion. Arguably the biggest problem has been seen across all versions of the game – scaling. In Oblivion, as your character gets stronger, the monsters you fight also see an increase in their abilities. When your character is an early level in a game, you might see a rat in a cavern, but when you return as a stronger character, that rat might now be an orc. This is particularly problematic when you have skills which cause your character to level up fast in non-strength skills – you might be quick and nimble, but you're going to get flogged by these tougher enemies, and may never be able to finish the game as a result. One can see why Bethesda tried this approach, given that one could become godlike in Morrowind in a short period of time, but it's still a big blemish on an otherwise incredible game. The other major problem is more related to the PlayStation 3 version of the game. While Bethesda was kind enough to supply gamers with the Knights of the Nine expansion, no other additional content is available for the PlayStation 3 version of the game, including the recently released Shivering Isles expansion, or any of the player-made modifications from the PC version are available. With the more expanded Game of the Year edition on the way in September, it makes this version a little hard to recommend.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is still an incredible experience one year on, and the port to the PlayStation 3 is excellent, especially when compared to other lacking ports of software onto the system. It maintains all of the best things about Oblivion, as well as all of the bad things. The only real problem with the PlayStation 3 version of the game is that it feels a bit locked off – while some of the expansion content has been provided, you can't hop onto the PlayStation Network and grab the rest – you'd have to wait until the release of the Game of the Year edition in September to play the new content. And that kind of makes this version of the game a little hard to recommend, given that it's still full price – perhaps PlayStation 3 fans wanting to sample Oblivion should wait until the more complete version of the game is available. However, if you're the impatient sort, Oblivion is still an excellent experience that should be played by everyone.
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Volume 10 Number 24 August 23, 1982 Dr. Lecffle Stoddard ApjroMBd UTC Vice Pres. By Lisa Evans On August 9, President Higbee announced his appointment of Dr. Lucille Stoddard, Dean of Business, to the position of Vice President of Utah Technical College. Noting that the search committee, appointed by the State Board of Regents, had interviewed across the whole of the United States, Higbee said that Dr. Stoddard filled his criteria of loyalty and as a person who would support him, yet was willing to voice her own ideas. He said they would be able to "work together effectively and that she also was able to relate effectively with the state's universities and with BYU." Dr. Stoddard responded, to the President's announcement saying she was "unabashadely delighted" to be the Vice President of UTC, adding, "from the beginning I have always wanted to be here." Dr. Stoddard, who will assume her new position August 16, thanked the search committee for the professionalism with which they fulfilled their job. Finalists had come from Arizona, California, Indiana and UTech. President Highbee reminded the members of faculty, administration and press, who were present, that although Dr. Stoddard was not chosen because she is a woman, she is the first woman to be named to that position in higher education, in the state's history. VICA Winners Presented To Governor Matheson HMmwMiiii iiMiRiiiiHimiiiiM m an ummriW 'f P X ! U,S i II v? mil . J ' 1 ' John Anderson, Craig Johnson, Larry Crismon, Chris Sondrup and Governor Scott Matheson. Gold Medal winners of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America were presented to Governor Scott Matheson on Wednesday, August 18. The Governor congratulated the students for their outstanding achievements in their individual fields, saying that they "represented the highest standard of excellence among all postsecondary vocational education programs in the United States. Matheson told the group that Utah's two technical colleges had brought home to Utah 22 percent of all the Gold Medals in which Utah competed. Winners from UTCProvoOrem were: Larry Crismon (VICA President 198283) Gold Medal in Job Interview, Gary Hess, Gold Medal in Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic (diesel), John Anderson, Gold Medal in Architectural Drafting, and Chris Sondrup, Gold Medal in Auto Mechanics. Student Center To Be Expanded By Lisa Evans An expansion of the Student Center to almost twice its present size, is expected to begin sometime in late October. The closing bid date will be October 1. The additional 2200 square feet is needed because of increased student enrollment. The cost will be approximately $2 million dollars, with major funding being received from a bond issue approved by the Board of Regents and the Legislature. There will also be a small increase in fees requested by the Studentbody Officers. No money will be received from the state since the Student Center is an auxiliary of the college. The expansion will occupy the North and West of the existing Student Center and will contain a new bookstore, larger cafeteria, crafts center and game room, plus remodeling of the Nook and kitchen areas. The newspaper and Studentbody Offices will also be in the new Student Center. A loading dock and service area will be included in the expansion. The construction will facilitate closing some of the areas, but that is not expected to happen until next spring. Architects for the expansion planning are Neil Astle and Associates, SLC. Registration Still Slow For Fall Registration for fall quarter is progressing well, considering problems with the main computer at Weber State College. Turn out has been low. The first day of registration one hundred and sixty students registered. As a result of the low turn out, most of the classes are still open. Mail in registration is also progressing slowly, with only about ten forms being received daily. One problem causing delays in registration is that the total fees have been miscalculated. Students are reminded that there is a ten dollar per unit charge for all units over 20. Students are reminded to refer to the printed schedule for deadlines and guidelines for enrollment. Finals Schedule Class M.W.MW.MTuWTh, Time MWTh, MTuW Tu.Th, TuTh 7:00 Aug. 25 10-12, W Aug. 26 10-12 T 8:15 Aug. 23 8-10 M Aug. 24 8-10 T 9:30 Aug. 25 8-10 W Aug. 26 8-10 Th 10:45 Aug. 23 10-12 M Aug. 24 10-12 Tu 12:30 Aug 23 12-2 M Aug. 24 12-2 Tu 1:45 Aug. 25 12-2 W Aug. 26 12-2 Th 2:30 Aug. 23 2-4 M Aug. 24 2-4 Tu 3:45 Aug. 25 2-4 W Aug. 26 2-4 Th
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my prediction that tech n9ne will start the song on his one of his eps from last year… maybe… klusterfuck? what yall think he would come rapping to?
im thinkin ebah. maybe uralya either would be hype
my vote on riot maker..my thought best song ever to start any concert
I just hope he performs promiseland, i love that song
My first Tech show will be this May 1st in Maryland. So honestly, IDGAF. I'M SO HYPE. FIRST CONCERT. AHHHH SHIT.
COOL. iT'LL BE FUN
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No not klusterfuk, its not hype enough to start the show…im guessing probly E.B.A.H or URALYA..and he dont perform riot maker til the middle of his show and only the first verse…and No on promiseland i should after all the shows ive gone to.
Hell yeah it will be. I might be at that one too. Either that or Charleston or both…lol
But I hope he opens to Unfair (with CES and Krizz) or something new.
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COOL. iT'LL BE FUN Kevin said: My first Tech show will be this May 1st in Maryland. So honestly, IDGAF. I'M SO HYPE. FIRST CONCERT. AHHHH SHIT.
This will be my first tech concert. Does he perform a wide variety of song styles or just the party/hype type tracks? Either way it will be dope but im hoping for variety. And E.B.A.H. would be a nice kick off to the show.
It's going to be EBAH. Tech posted on twitter.
True! Nothing wrong with that!!
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He did ebah at ac3 first
Well judging from the tour DVDs I've watched over and over again, he starts hardcore, continues on with party, gets a few other artists in there, does some dark/slower tracks, ends with Im a Playa.
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I always thought it would be cool if the intro part of klusterfuk played like "i was born in november…" and then he came out to "yeahhh, spit a bit quick" but its ebah so thats not happening haha
thats what i was thinking.. after scenereo does his thing on introducing tech n9ne the intro of the klusterfuck comes on then he comes to the stage screaming out YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. then raps the rest of the song or just stops after the YEAHHHHHHHH part. then move on to another song. same thing with ebah. he came out on the gift of rap tour and just screamed his lungs out AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH then he raps the whole song. im not expecting tech to rap the whole song of klusterfuck maybe the intro part and the YEAHHHHHHHHHHHH part. that would hype the crowd up for the next song. maybe… welcome to strangeland? that could introduce krizz kailko or re introduce krizz kaliko if krizz had his own set prior. im sure that brotha lynch would come in second to last or in between tech n9ne set like he did in decade of excellence tour. but i guess everybody knows that techs coming out with ebah. oh well
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Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1863
Skirmishes occurred at Cotton Port Ford, Tenn., along with Neersville and Woodville, Va., plus the destruction of a Confederate salt works at Back Bay, Va. Mild bombardment of Fort Sumter continued in Charleston Harbor.
Thursday, Oct. 1, 1863
In cavalry operations around Chattanooga, Tenn., Major General Joseph Wheeler's Confederate forces fought at Mountain Gap near Smiths's Crossroads, and also captured a large Federal wagon train. From Nashville, President Abraham Lincoln was informed that all the 11th and part of the 12th Corps en route to the Chattanooga area had passed through the Tennessee capital.
In Virginia, investigations and skirmishing occurred near Culpeper Courthouse, Auburn and Lewisville. Fighting also broke out at Elizabethtown, Ark., and near Harper's Ferry, W.V.
Reprinted from the Tri-County News April 19, 2001.
Communication in Maine Prairie was very limited. One news source was the St. Cloud newspaper that was delivered by the stagecoach as it passed through town. The other was a single telephone that was located several miles out of town in a private home where all calls were made and/or received.
The first franchise for a telephone company in Kimball was made in 1905. The original owner is not currently known. Phillip Vollmen purchased the company in 1913, and operated it for several years. In 1917, he sold it to J.W. Johnson, who owned and operated it until 1928, when he sold it to Henry Steckleberg.
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In Washington, President Abraham Lincoln, Secretary of War Edwin Stanton and other cabinet officials and military officers discussed relieving Major General William Rosecrans at Chattanooga, Tenn. They agreed to send the Army of the Potomac's 11th and 12th Corps under command of Major General Joseph Hooker.
Skirmishing occurred around Chattanooga at Summertown and Lookout Mountain. In the East Tennessee Campaign, skirmishing flared at the Federally held Cumberland Gap.
Major General George E. Pickett was assigned to command the Confederate Department of North Carolina.
Published in the Tri-County News Dec. 14, 2000, Text courtesy of Tri-County Messenger, Sept. 28, 1939.
It's the year 1939, and the celebration of the Second Annual Homecoming this year will be to honor the 26th anniversary of the Kimball High School. Plans are now nearly complete to make this a gala celebration, and it is hoped that a large number of former students of this school will attend the reunion during the Homecoming celebration.
Festivities will open with a huge bonfire and snake dance on Thursday evening of next week, Oct. 5. This affair will be held on the playground on the north side of the school. A pep fest will be held which will be followed by a snake dance through the streets of Kimball.


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Wise words Anne.
I forget to make my characters suffer.
I have recently read a book where they gave and took with predictable regularity. I had to force myself to read anything but the start and the end because I knew every good feeling, thought or situation was only going to last for the next two pages.
I want to write more than one book at a time? Any advice for the overstretched?Thanks Donna! Yeah, I wrote this before I realized how close we are to NaNo, but when I posted it this cold, wintry morning, it popped into my head. November is a great month for writing.
Emily, I love "How Not to Write a Novel" Brilliant book.
Elaine, I've never had any luck writing more than one book at a time, but I know successful novelists who do, so it's probably something to cultivate.
Jenna--me too. And I didn't even save the ones from Fifth grade.Thanks Yvonne, Sherrie, Gargi and Joanna! Andrea, best of luck with NaNo.
Lotusgirl--how lovely my post inspired you--hope you're having fun with your new idea.
Michelle, because of LOTR, lots of fantasy has been written copying Tolkein's all-knowing epic story teller voice--an imitation of ancient sagas like Beowulf. But as I said, it's considered old-fashioned.
Actually, what I've been told is that epic fantasy pretty much only sells in MG these days and in MG, having a point of view character makes for much easier reading and reader identification.
But markets change. Epic fantasy may make a comeback. Everything is cyclical.Amanda--you're so right. Writing too much of my story in dialogue was a big problem for me with my first fiction. I'd been in the theater for years, so I saw everything as a play. Then, when I started editing other people, I realized most beginning writers do it because of the TV screenplays we watch every day. But if you read really good books, they use dialogue "as a condiment" not the main meal as Noah Lukeman says.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips!
I specially liked #5 and #6; I was six chapter into my last attempt at a novel when I realized my character was not strong enough to be the main character. Sitting right in front of her was the star of the story, and though I had seen that by the second chapter I was too stubborn to change it. Now I have lost of planning to change, but better late than never!- AnonymousOctober 26, 2010 at 10:33 AM
Some thoughts make so much sense that, when you hear them, you think, "Of course" as if you knew that already. That's exactly how your contrast between novel and screenplay writing struck me, although it had never occurred to me before. Thanks for some cogent advice.
Nina Thanks for sharing your insights. It's some good general advice, though I don't buy avoidance of omniscient third person. Look at the recent list of the highest paid authors. Dan Brown, Stephen King, Ken Follett, JK Rowling, James Patterson, John Grisham - Stephanie Meyer might be the only one on the list to routinely use first person, and her style is the last thing you should advise someone to adopt. I just finished Justin Cronin's smash hit The Passage, which also primarily relies on third person (and a lot of head jumping). Stieg Larsson's books were huge and they're third person. Vince Flynn's American Assassin is the #1 bestseller on the NYTimes list right now and it's third person. If agents look down on third person then they're disregarding something that makes a heck of a lot of money. I've read about this convention towards first person and think it's incredibly shortsighted. A great persona can make a first person story rich (Huck Finn, To Kill a Mockingbird, Lolita), but generally they turn me off of a book for being too flimsy or unappealing. The best general advice I've heard on this is to come up with a great persona for your narrator, or use third person so you get out of the story's way.
ReplyDeleteJohn--You're absolutely right that most successful books are written in third person. But it's third person LIMITED, not third person OMNISCIENT.
The omniscient, god-like voice of the narrator "Oh, best beloved reader, little did our hero know that..." is old fashioned and not used much in contemporary fiction. JK Rowling uses it, but it works because the Potter books have a mythical feel.
Third person limited is the voice you're citing in most of these best sellers. "Limited" means you're in the heads of a few main characters, not privy to a god-like view of them all.


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- Published: Monday, 23 April 2012 16:00
- Written by garfi3ld
It seemed like the virtual ink hadn't even dried on our Sandy Bridge review and people were already talking about waiting for Ivy Bridge to come out. The same goes for our Sandy Bridge E write-up, a lot of people on the forums and at our events spoke about waiting for Ivy before making a decision. Well I can finally say that today is that day. We are going to take a look at Intel's new Ivy Bridge CPUs, specifically the i7-3770K. We will put it up against all that Sandy Bridge had to offer along with a few Sandy Bridge E CPUs, including the competitively priced i7-3820. At the end of the day you will know what it's all about and we will hopefully help give you the facts in your buying decision.
Product Name: Intel i7-3770K Ivy Bridge
Review Sample Provided by: Intel
Review by: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
Ivy Bridge Overview
By now most of you should understand Intel's Tick and Tock system. Basically Intel has two product releases for each manufacturing process size. Take 32nm for example. When they first introduced 32nm with Westmere, it was still based on the Nehalem Microarchitecture, only smaller. Then in 2011 they introduced Sandy Bridge, still on 32nm but a new microarchitecture. Today we are going over Ivy Bridge, Intel's 22nm CPU based on the Sandy Bridge Microarchitecture. So this is the "tick" to the Sandy Bridge "tock". To go along with the 22nm manufacturing process, this is also the first use of the 3D Transistor, the 3D design allows for a smaller design. They have integrated power aware interrupt routing for better performance and power efficiency.
As we spoke about during the Sandy Bridge E launch and even the original Sandy Bridge, Intel maintains two different proccessor lines: one being mainstream and one enthusiast. You need to remember that Ivy Bridge/Sandy Bridge is designed to be a mainstream architecture. You can and will see amazing performance, but there are a few areas where you are still going to want to look at Sandy Bridge E CPUs, a CPU designed for the enthusiast and power user. A few good examples of that would be in the number of cores you can expect to see on them, memory bandwidth, and PCIe lanes. Ivy Bridge will get you 4 cores while Sandy Bridge E will get you 6 and someday 8. The same goes for memory bandwidth: Sandy Bridge E supports quad channel memory where you have dual channel on Ivy Bridge. Last you have a limited number of PCI lanes on Sandy Bridge/Ivy Bridge limiting you when running multiple video cards. Please keep in mind that we are not putting Ivy/Sandy Bridge down at all. But you have to remember that as a mainstream product, it does have its limitations. That is why today we will also be putting it up against the Sandy Bridge E CPUs.
Although we will only be taking a look at one processor today, Intel is actually launching a full line of Ivy Bridge based I7 and I5 processors. As with Sandy bridge they have tried to make the naming scheme as easy as possible. You have to break it down by three things. Using our test CPU as an example.
I7 line meaning Hyper threading and top end performance
3770 - is the model number, these numbers do go higher as you get better performance
K – In this case the CPU is unlocked and able to be overclocked. But you will also see S and T in the low power line and sometimes nothing at all. Nothing means it's a standard CPU that is locked. S processors are performance optimized lifestyle SKUs, while the T are power optimized. You will also see M for mobile and XM for an Extreme edition Mobile, this leads us to the assumption that we could also see X labeled Extreme CPUs on the desktop side also.
I'm sure you are wondering by now what is different about Ivy Bridge beyond just the manufacturing process. They did make a few changes to the CPU side beyond just lowering the CPU's power usage with the smaller manufacturing process. One of the memory side improvements is support for DDR3 frequencies up to 2800MHz now, up from 2133MHz previously. Along with that there is now support for XMP 1.3, something we saw compatibility with when Sandy Bridge E launched but Sandy Bridge only supported 1.2. Data structures that used to be statically shared between threads can now be dynamically shared giving improved performance in single core performance. Together that may not seem like very much, but combined with increased turbo frequencies it all adds up to more performance.
On the integrated GPU side of things Intel has spent a little more time. In fact it looks more like a tick than a tock, we would normally see improvements like this with a new architecture. First and foremost, there is finally support for Direct X 11. They have also added support for the first time with on processor graphics for three displays. For performance, they have added more execution units going from 12 on Sandy Bridge to 16 now on the Intel HD 4000 GPU (the one we will be testing). It will be interesting to see how this affects performance. According to Intel Sandy bridge had 50 new games playable out of the box and Ivy Bridge with the HD 4000 will play 100. They are also promising twice the performance when using Intel Quick Sync Video; it's obvious that the GPU was the focus this time around!
Just a quick note on compatibility for those of you with Sandy Bridge CPU's. The new 7 series chipsets support both Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge CPU's. If you want to run an Ivy Bridge CPU on your P67/Z68 chipsets you will have to update your firmware before attempting as they currently do not support the new CPU's but they are capable of it.
Standard Power 3rd Gen Intel Core Desktop QC Processors
Processor Number | Core i7-3770K | Core i7-3770 | Core i5-3570K | Core i7-3550 | Core i5-3450 |
Price | $313 | $278 | $212 | $194 | $174 |
Cores/Threads | 4/8 | 4/8 | 4/4 | 4/4 | 4/4 |
CPU Base Freq (GHZ) | 3.50 | 3.40 | 3.40 | 3.30 | 3.10 |
Max Turbo Freq (GHZ) | 3.90 | 3.90 | 3.80 | 3.70 | 3.50 |
DDR3 (MHz) | 1600 | 1600 | 1600 | 1600 | 1600 |
L3 Cache | 8M | 8M | 6M | 6M | 6M |
Intel HD Graphics | 4000 | 4000 | 4000 | 2500 | 2500 |
Graphics Base Render Frequency | 650MHz | 650MHz | 650MHz | 650MHz | 650MHz |
Graphics Max | 1150MHz | 1150MHz | 1150MHz | 1150MHz | 1100MHz |
PCIe Den 3.0 | yes | yes | yes | yes | Yes |
Intel Secure Key | yes | yes | yes | yes | Yes |
Intel OS Guard | yes | yes | yes | yes | Yes |
Intel SIPP | yes | yes | |||
Intel vPro Technology | yes | yes | |||
Intel VT-d | yes | yes | |||
Intel TXT | yes | yes |
Low Power 3rd Gen Intel Core Desktop QC Processors
Processor Number | Core I7-3770T | Core I7-3770S | Core I5-3550S | Core I5-3450S |
Price | $278 | $278 | $194 | $174 |
Cores/Threads | 4/8 | 4/8 | 4/4 | 4/4 |
CPU Base Freq (GHZ) | 2.50 | 3.10 | 3.00 | 2.80 |
Max Turbo Freq (GHZ) | 3.70 | 3.90 | 3.70 | 3.50 |
DDR3 (MHz) | 1600 | 1600 | 1600 | 1600 |
L3 Cache | 8M | 8M | 6M | 6M |
Intel HD Graphics | 4000 | 4000 | 2500 | 2500 |
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These macaroons are rich and chocolatey with a perfect texture – crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. This is a very simple recipe with barely any prep time – if you like chocolate and coconut, these are for you! If you don't want 3 dozen cookies tempting you in your kitchen, you can freeze the leftovers in an airtight container, layered between sheets of wax paper and thaw for 30 minutes before eating.
Chocolate Coconut Macaroons
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2 oz unsweetened chocolate
1/2 c cake flour
2 T unsweetened cocoa
1/8 t salt
2 1/2 c sweetened coconut flakes
1 t vanilla extract
1 (14 oz) can fat-free sweetened condensed milk
1. Preheat the oven to 250. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper.
2. In a large bowl, combine cake flour (spoon into the measuring cup and level with a knife to get an accurate measurement), unsweetened cocoa and salt. Add coconut and stir to combine.
3. In a small bowl, microwave unsweetened chocolate on high for 1-2 minutes until almost melted (mine took 2 minutes…if you break it into smaller pieces before heating it will probably take closer to 1 min) and stir to complete melting. Add melted chocolate, vanilla extract and condensed milk to the coconut mixture and mix well until combined.
4. Drop the mixture by level tablespoons onto the prepared baking sheets, making 36 cookies. Bake for 45 minutes, rotating once during baking. Let cool 10 minutes before serving
Yields 36 servings. Weight Watchers Points Plus: 2 per cookie
Calories: 84; Fat: 3.7g; Carbs: 11.7; Protein: 1.7; Fiber: 0.9
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- AnonymousOctober 5, 2012 at 11:07 AM
I have made 2 batches of these cookies. They are MMMMmMMM GOOD !!! My husband even likes them. :)
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