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10 year old Gelding
Sire DISTANT MUSIC
Dam PRINCETON BELLE
Breeder Mrs K A'vard
Owners W Fleming, Miss N Burke, M North, Ruddie Moudie Syndicate (Mgr: J Burke), Miss J Lang, R Lang & A Van Schaik
Trainer Nikki Burke
Jockey Jarrod Fry(a2) 58.0 kg
1st Up 6-0-1-1
2nd Up 6-1-2-1
Barrier 8
Record 49-7-10-5
Prize money $243,774
Track 9-1-1-1
1200m 11-2-4-0
Track/Dist 3-0-1-0
Good 25-2-4-2
Dead 21-5-6-2
Slow 3-0-0-1
Heavy 0-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1000(2), 1100(2), 1200(2), 1300(1)
10 year old Gelding
Sire SINGSPIEL
Dam LA FLAMINA
Breeder Darley
Owners Mrs S A Dwyer, Mrs M M Wood, Mrs A McCarthy, Mrs S Andersen, T G Scanlon, J R M Tracey, Mrs C A Dever, D J Martin, J Martin & Mrs R Metherall
Trainer Stuart Webb
Jockey Glen Boss 60.0 kg
1st Up 7-0-0-0
2nd Up 7-0-0-0
Barrier 9
Record 58-6-7-4
Prize money $275,044
Track 15-3-2-1
1200m 8-0-1-0
Track/Dist 3-0-1-0
Good 25-3-4-1
Dead 15-2-2-0
Slow 13-1-1-2
Heavy 5-0-0-1
Distance(s) Won 1300(1), 1500(1), 1600(4)
7 year old Gelding
Sire STREET CRY
Dam ROXY EXPRESS
Breeder Lauriston Thoroughbred Farm
Owners C & Mrs S Scott, J & Mrs C Nagle, B & Mrs S Hovey, T & Mrs S Darcy, Dr M Shembrey, Dr G Seabrook
Trainer Grant Craven
Jockey Brad Rawiller 59.5 kg
1st Up 7-1-1-1
2nd Up 7-1-1-2
Barrier 10
Record 45-3-6-7
Prize money $157,875
Track 6-0-1-3
1200m 17-0-3-5
Track/Dist 5-0-1-3
Good 27-2-4-3
Dead 14-1-2-4
Slow 3-0-0-0
Heavy 1-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1100(2), 1300(1)
7 year old Gelding
Sire INVINCIBLE SPIRIT
Dam PALARIS
Breeder Mrs L B Alderson
Owners Miss C Duncan, J Price, M Cutts, S Ennis, T Coyle & K Bell
Trainer Colin & Cindy Alderson
Jockey Steven Arnold 59.0 kg
1st Up 7-1-0-2
2nd Up 5-1-0-0
Barrier 1
Record 31-5-0-6
Prize money $125,401
Track 4-0-0-0
1200m 8-1-0-2
Track/Dist 1-0-0-0
Good 15-3-0-2
Dead 10-0-0-2
Slow 5-2-0-2
Heavy 1-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1200(1), 1300(2), 1400(2)
7 year old Gelding
Sire RESET
Dam DANAVIA
Breeder Mr R J Crabtree
Owners B Asani,J Bartling, L Muftar, Mrs E Steel, S Steel, Mrs H Pyle, K Hall, J Bongiorno, A Bongiorno, N Burnett & Mrs J Burnett
Trainer Anthony Cummings
Jockey Damien Oliver 58.5 kg
1st Up 5-0-0-2
2nd Up 5-2-0-0
Record 37-3-7-5
Prize money $168,908
Track 3-0-0-0
1200m 5-0-0-1
Track/Dist 1-0-0-0
Good 8-1-2-1
Dead 9-0-1-2
Slow 11-1-3-1
Heavy 9-1-1-1
Distance(s) Won 1300(2), 1600(1)
7 year old Gelding
Sire FUSAICHI PEGASUS
Dam GYPSY PRINCESS
Breeder Orpendale
Owners D C Harrison, Henty Holdings, W Fon, R K Fenwick, S Antonopoulos, Phillips Family Racing, R E Badgery, DGL Synd (Mgr:D Kahn), M F Tung
Trainer Doug Harrison
Jockey Michael Rodd 58.5 kg
1st Up 5-2-1-0
2nd Up 4-1-0-0
Barrier 6
Record 18-6-4-0
Prize money $250,861
Track 6-3-1-0
1200m 7-3-1-0
Track/Dist 3-1-1-0
Good 10-3-2-0
Dead 7-3-2-0
Slow 0-0-0-0
Heavy 1-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1000(3), 1200(3)
7 year old Gelding
Sire DUBAWI
Dam EXPORT GOLD
Breeder Campolina Pty Ltd
Owners Campolina Pty Ltd Syndicate, C A Reynolds, Darwin Trip Syndicate (Mgr: A Dempsey), Reptilian Syndicate (Mgr: V Perovic) R Warnock, R Jury & I K Venables
Trainer John Sadler
Jockey Katelyn Mallyon(a3) 54.0 kg
1st Up 5-3-0-0
2nd Up 5-1-1-0
Barrier 2
Record 35-7-10-5
Prize money $304,790
Track 1-0-0-0
1200m 14-2-2-4
Track/Dist 1-0-0-0
Good 25-5-8-3
Dead 4-0-2-0
Slow 5-2-0-2
Heavy 1-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1000(1), 1100(1), 1200(2), 1300(1), 1400(2)
7 year old Gelding
Sire BEL ESPRIT
Dam BONNIE LASSY
Breeder Mr V V Tu
Owners V V Tu & Mrs A H Lockett-Tu
Trainer Leon Corstens
Jockey Craig Newitt 57.0 kg
1st Up 6-1-0-0
2nd Up 6-2-0-0
Barrier 7
Record 32-6-5-1
Prize money $202,497
Track 6-0-2-0
1200m 11-3-1-0
Track/Dist 1-0-0-0
Good 16-3-2-0
Dead 11-3-3-1
Slow 4-0-0-0
Heavy 1-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1000(2), 1100(1), 1200(3)
8 year old Gelding
Sire JOHANNESBURG
Dam JAMBALA
Breeder Mr M Pearce
Owners M A Pearce, Mrs L K Pearce, Mrs N A Smith & G Q Smith
Trainer Ross Elliot
Jockey Dean Yendall 56.5 kg
1st Up 7-1-0-0
2nd Up 6-0-1-0
Barrier 4
Record 40-5-5-2
Prize money $103,198
Track 3-0-0-0
1200m 12-2-1-1
Track/Dist 2-0-0-0
Good 20-1-3-1
Dead 11-2-1-1
Slow 1-0-0-0
Heavy 8-2-1-0
Distance(s) Won 1200(2), 1300(1), 1400(2)
8 year old Gelding
Sire FASTNET ROCK
Dam PRICKLY PROBLEM
Breeder Reavill Farm Thoroughbreds Pty Ltd
Owners Ms K J Primmer, A G & Mrs D L McLean & Ms K M Lardner
Trainer Jarrod McLean
Jockey Matt Pumpa 56.5 kg
1st Up 6-1-0-1
2nd Up 5-2-1-0
Barrier 5
Record 33-6-6-2
Prize money $81,450
Track 2-0-0-0
1200m 12-4-2-0
Track/Dist 1-0-0-0
Good 12-3-1-0
Dead 16-3-3-2
Slow 4-0-2-0
Heavy 1-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1000(1), 1200(4), 1400(1)
7 year old Gelding
Sire SHAMARDAL
Dam TATHAM
Breeder Rothwell Park
Owners SP Nichols, Lilydale Instant Lawn (Mgr: GI Lusk), Australian Thoroughbred Dingwall (Mgr: D P Dance), A C K Racing (Mgr: B P Crimmins), B Schnitzler, B J Harris, M Bainbridge, Mrs J L Bainbridge, K R Hall, P J Minahan, R Klok, B R Wood & K F Nihill
Trainer Shane Nichols
Jockey Dwayne Dunn 56.5 kg
1st Up 5-0-0-0
2nd Up 5-0-0-1
Barrier 3
Record 44-5-3-8
Prize money $115,897
Track 5-0-0-0
1200m 5-0-0-0
Track/Dist 2-0-0-0
Good 12-1-0-5
Dead 12-2-0-1
Slow 9-0-2-1
Heavy 11-2-1-1
Distance(s) Won 1300(1), 1400(1), 1500(1), 1600(2)
10 year old Gelding
Sire BEL ESPRIT
Dam FRENCH SNIP
Breeder Speedhunter Pty Ltd
Owners R W Frazer
Trainer John Symons & Sheila Laxon
Jockey Ben Knobel(a3) 56.0 kg
1st Up 10-2-1-1
2nd Up 9-1-1-1
Record 55-7-4-7
Prize money $224,190
Track 0-0-0-0
1200m 24-3-3-3
Track/Dist 0-0-0-0
Good 40-7-4-5
Dead 11-0-0-2
Slow 4-0-0-0
Heavy 0-0-0-0
Distance(s) Won 1000(1), 1100(2), 1200(3), 1400(1)
The Robert Smerdon trained Fontiton smashed her rivals in the opener on Sportingbet Cox Plate Day, winning the $250,000 Inglis Banner for 2yo's by six lengths. It was visually stunning, something rarely seen in 1000m races. The win has 'ratings experts' salivating at what her future may hold.
Over 35,000 fans flocked to The Valley during the Cox Plate Carnival to witness 17 races in less than 24 hours, many on course describing the two Group One races as 'the best finishes to the Manikato Stakes and Cox Plate in the past decade'.
COX Plate favourite Fawkner has drawn ideally for Saturday's big race, but import Adelaide and rags-to-riches Tasmanian galloper The Cleaner fared poorly.
LANKAN Rupee's jockey Craig Newitt admitted the sprint star's barrier nine is far from ideal heading into Friday night's Manikato Stakes.
With the Sportingbet Cox Plate just under two weeks away, a list of 41 third acceptors was announced yesterday.
Second acceptances for the Sportingbet Manikato Stakes, the feature race held on Cox Plate eve were announced yesterday.
AT 65, Paul Beshara was a typical grey nomad cruising around Asia and then marvelling at Australia's beauty in a caravan.
TASSIE front running cult hero The Cleaner came through his dress rehearsal for the Cox Plate with a typical gutsy performance to lead throughout to win the JRA Cup (2040m).
Trainer Gai Waterhouse has revealed that she has set rising three-year-old Almalad for the 2014 Sportingbet Cox Plate that will be held at Moonee Valley on October 25 during the 2014 Spring Racing Carnival.
Trainer Paul Beshara said the Group 1 Turnbull Stakes winner Happy Trails was progressing well ahead of his racetrack return and would follow a similar path to last year which culminated in a narrow miss in the $3 million Cox Plate behind Shamus Award at Moonee Valley last October.
A Sportingbet Cox Plate appearance is still part of the plans for Simon O'Donnell and Terry Henderson's Melbourne-based bloodstock company OTI after their recent French purchase Gailo Chop finished fourth in the Belmont Derby Invitational Stakes at New York.
Connections of Mukhadram will give thought to the Sportingbet Cox Plate later in the campaign after the Hamdan Al Maktoum-owned galloper broke through at Group One level in the Coral-Eclipse Stakes at Sandown.
Singapore Airlines International Cup winner Dan Excel has arrived in Sydney ahead of his preparation for the Sportingbet Cox Plate.
FRENCH stayer Gailo Chop, who now competes in the OTI Racing colours of Simon O'Donnell and Terry Henderson, will loom into Cox Plate calculations if he performs well in Saturday's Belmont Derby in New York.
One-time boom New Zealand colt Cauthen is back in work and out to follow a compatriot's well-worn path to Sportingbet Cox Plate (2040m) success.
Trainer Donna Logan is yet to decide on a 2014 Spring Racing Carnival target for Australian Oaks winner Rising Romance, but revealed that the rising four-year-old will be nominated for the Group 1 Caulfield Cup (2400m) and Group 1 Sportingbet Cox Plate (2040m).
Rising four year old Dissident will be aimed towards the Group 1 $3m Sportingbet Cox Plate (2040m) at Moonee Valley on October 25 during the Melbourne Spring Carnival.
Trainer Gai Waterhouse has revealed that the 2014 Sportingbet Cox Plate is the most likely Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival target for imported galloper Carlton House.
The Moonee Valley Racing Club has today issued first round invitations to ten of the leading Weight-For-Age middle distance thoroughbreds from all areas of the globe to contest the Group 1 $3M 2014 Sportingbet Cox Plate (2040 metres) on Saturday 25th October.
Flemington trainer Mark Kavanagh is confident that a rejuvenated Super Cool can make his mark on the upcoming Spring Racing Carnival.


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Dr. Melissa D. Mckee has been practicing medicine for 25 years. Dr. Mckee graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Medicine at Memphis in 1989. She practices medicine in Bronx, NY and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Mckee is affiliated with Montefiore Medical Center. She speaks English, French and Spanish.
Gender: Female
Years in Practice: 25 Years
Languages Spoken: English, French, Spanish
Medical School: University of Tennessee College of Medicine at Memphis
Graduation Date: 1989
Hospital Affiliations: Montefiore Medical Center
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Lithium – Market watchers have been positive on energy metals despite the state of the rest of the commodities market, and that trend looks to be continuing.
Lithium – Market watchers have been positive on energy metals despite the state of the rest of the commodities market, and that trend looks to be continuing.
Lithium – For investors following Australia's Orocobre, it isn't a surprise that the industrial metals company still expects to complete construction of its Salar de Olaroz project on time and on budget. Orocobre has been working hard to develop the Argentinian brine-based lithium project for some time now, and although its regular updates aren't groundbreaking, they've certainly given confidence to shareholders.
Lithium – It's been a rough month for Quebec lithium producer RB Energy, which went from production to shutdown in a matter of weeks on exhausted financials. To learn more about what happened, Lithium Investing News spoke with the company's CEO, Richard Clark. He made it clear that despite the setback, he isn't giving up on North America's only lithium project.
Lithium – Stria Lithium's president and CEO, Julien Davy, discusses the significance of recent metallurgical test results for the company. The results confirm that Stria can use lithium mineralization from its Pontax lithium project as feedstock for its new pilot plant.
Lithium – After failing to secure additional funding to maintain its current operations, lithium producer RB Energy announced Wednesday that it has halted work at its Quebec lithium plant. The statement follows last week's news that the company has not completed a best-efforts offering "due to difficult market conditions."
Lithium – Canada's Bacanora Minerals, is up 190 percent so far in 2014, and the company has plans to continue moving full steam ahead with the development of its Sonora lithium project. Bacanora announced on Tuesday that it would begin a "significant drilling and exploration program" to expand its resources at the Mexican project, already ranked among the largest bedrock resources in the world.
Lithium – Lithium Corporation and Pure Energy Minerals have climbed around 600 percent this year, while Western Lithium has seen its share price gain a whopping 240 percent. To be sure, these lithium juniors picked the right state to build mines in, especially with this month's announcement that Tesla will be building its gigafactory there.
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Apr 24, 2014, 6:34 PM EST
It has taken him nearly 20 years, but Patrick Carpentier is going back home to race.
A veteran of several race series in his career including CART (5 wins), GP3R (2 wins), IndyCar and NASCAR, the Quebec, Canada native will return to the Circuit Trois-Rivieres street course for his first-ever FIA World Championship Rallycross race August 7-8.
Carpentier will drive a VW Polo Supercar for Marklund Motorsport.
The Trois-Rivieres rallycross circuit is unique in that the layout includes both asphalt and dirt racing surfaces. But Carpentier has raced before on dirt in motocross, something many race fans may not be aware of, thinking he's solely a four-wheel racer.
"When I heard that Le Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières would host a round of the FIA World Rallycross Championship, I immediately wanted to be a part of it," Carpentier said in a WRC media release. "I always loved dirt racing, powerful cars and excitement. This series has it all. I have been working on a deal for some time and it finally just materialized."
It will be Carpentier's first significant race since a one-off deal in NASCAR's Nationwide Series in 2012. He's been semi-retired since.
It will also be the first time that Carpentier has raced at the Trois-Rivieres circuit in nearly 20 years, having won both rounds of the Formula Atlantic Championship there in 1996.
"Last time I raced in Trois-Rivières, we had a doubleheader and we won both events on the same weekend," Carpentier said. "This will be my first event in this form of racing but through some help and support from Marley's Mellow Mood, I'm very excited to be driving for Jan Marklund's race team.
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Anyone ever brew with pomegranate juice? I love those tasty little buggers and I'm thinking of making my next white with honey and pomegranate.
I'm about to put my american wheat into secondary tonight and I plan on adding some POM. I'll let ya know how it goes
Be sure to post your results cptnthompson.
I am splitting a 5 gallon batch of American Wheat into two 3 gallon carboys for secondary. One will have pomegranate juice, the other will have either peaches or apricots. I just brewed this beer on Sunday (7-18-10) so I won't be transferring to secondary for another week or two.
On Deck: This will be the summer of wheat beer experiments!
Primary: Pomegranate Wheat, Apricot Wheat, Wine Beer
Secondary: 2012 Washington State Merlot, 2012 Italian Carmenere, 2012 Italian Montepulciano, 2012 Italian Barolo, 2012 Central Valley Viognier
Aging in bottle: 2010 Washington State Merlot, 2010 California Cabernet Sauvignon, 2011 Washington State Cabernet Sauvignon
I did a Magic Hat #9 clone (on request). I don't really like the character that the apricot adds... I would do a fruit again, but not apricot.
I ended up using 1 quart of Pomegranate juice and one half quart of Pomegranate Blueberry juice. I'll post the end results in a week or two.
i used pomegranate paste in a wheat added to six bottles out of 50 at bottling time. I gotta say, all the pomegranate did was make it a bit more dry and tart, all the sugars got eaten by the yeast. It wasnt bad tasting, just not what I was expecting. I don't know how using POM would be any different. I'm interested to see how yours turns out.
So far, I've had the batch in secondary for 5 days now. it started to ferment again and is about done i think. I gave it a quick sample and was very very pleased! It started off sweet with a semi-strong Pomegranate flavor (but not overpowering) with a hint of blueberry to it. You can taste the hops ever so lightly at the back of the tounge. You can also get some of the peach hints from the us-05 yeast I used. So all in all, I'm happy about my results from the juice.
I made a mead a while back that had pomegranate juice in it.
I just threw it together and waited to see what would happen (added like four different fruit juices just to see what would happen)
It was freaking delicious. didn't have that weird tart aftertaste that the pomegranate usually has, actually tasted more like Manischewitz.
I'm currently drinking a Graff that I did with 3 gallons of apple juice and 1 gallon of pomegranite. Its pretty tasty stuff. The pom juice was expensive (@$14/gal) and doesn't ferment down as good as apple juice, but the added flavor is awesome.
Edit: If you go with store bought juice, make sure you get it without preservatives.


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This is my entry tot he Tessuti Gridlock competition. I'm only a beginner so I don't know what possessed me to enter, but I enjoyed the challenge!
It is made from a self drafted pattern, the inside is not lined but all the seams are bound in bias binding. The neckline, arm holes and hem is also bound with bias binding, although it's only visible on the inside at the neckline. It also has hidden side-seam pockets. I tried to keep them really hidden so the lining can only be seen about an inch into the pocket. I've used the other side of the fabric for a strip at the shoulder, and used a metal zip which goes almost all the way down the back of the circle skirt. I'm quite proud of it, as it felt like a lot of work went into it.
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Apr 4, 2013, 09.29 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
goodluck!! this is so simple and uses the fabrics so nicely. the trim adds a really nice and fun touch! i buoght fabric but didnt get around to making anything, i hope you do well!
Apr 3, 2013, 07.05 PMby BeYou TiFul
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Apr 1, 2013, 09.10 PMby liliv-1
You have every right to be proud. It's a very well drafted and very well finished dress and you look very pretty in it. You have obviously much talent and most of all, love for sewing.
Apr 1, 2013, 04.47 PMby Debbie Allingham
Beautiful dress and beautifully finished. I agree with the comments above – you clearly have talent and good luck in the contest!
Apr 1, 2013, 03.43 PMby chula123
it is adorable ! Congratulations, you are obviously very talented !!
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Apr 1, 2013, 03.28 PMby Mary Athey
its gorgeous and good on you for drafting and making this dress. it looks like you've been sewing for years. good luck x
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This is so cute! I love that it has pockets. Well done drafting the pattern.
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Then there are the, well, for lack of a better phrase, there are the crazy people. I'm proud to be one and many members of our benchmarking team are too, as are a growing number of the overclocking crowd. You see, when you get into benchmarking, air and water just aren't enough to satisfy your thirst for that extra 3D Marks or thousandth of a second. No, we truly go to extremes using things like dry ice (with acetone to help spread the cold) and liquid nitrogen.
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The Dragon F1 Extreme Dark (or F1 Dark) is milled out of a massive hunk of copper and retains a whole lot of mass itself. Its distinctive looking dark look comes courtesy of nickel plating on the exterior. Emblazoned with the F1 emblem many will recognize from his first F1 Extreme Edition (or F1EE, which was copper sans plating and has been discontinued for a long time now) and "KINGPINCOOLING", branding has never looked better.
The plating stops at the interior lip and opens to un-coated copper. On the sides without markings, there is as close to perfectly smooth machining as you're going to get.
The base is a mirror finish just like the rest of the pot.
On one side of the bottom, you'll see a hole for a temperature probe.
For those unfamiliar, you put a K-type temperature probe in there with some thermal interface material and then run the cord up the side of the pot under the insulation so you can hook it up to your thermometer. This is absolutely necessary on any chip with a cold-bug (current- and previous- gen Intel), but also comes in handy for testing non-cold-bug chips (previous- and current- gen AMD) so you can monitor temperatures and ensure you're as cold as you need to be.
Here's a small shot of the interior to show the non-plated side walls. k|ngp|n requested we not show any internals for the review. They are out there if you look hard enough.
If you have ever seen one of the many photos around of the original F1EE, this design is very similar with some slight variations. The hole pattern is the same but there is more spacing between the holes, indicating there is slightly more mass than the original and that it may be a bit wider. Based on my experience with one previously, performance is very similar.
Temperature control and stability performance in cooling pots comes from two things – surface area and mass. The holes in the bottom of the pot give you the necessary surface area. There are pots with more that perform differently and are generally better for dry ice; the discontinued Koolance V2 pot is a good example. Those with more surface area tend to respond faster. The F1 Dark is built for more control and stability, generally with LN2, than those with more surface area.
That leads to weight. This pot is h-e-a-v-y, heavy. My former pot, Giraffe Pot, was no lightweight, but the F1 Dark is heavier than even it was. There is a lot of mass in the F1 Dark, which again lends itself to better control and stability.
Installation Hardware
There is a solid mounting kit included, with a black anodized aluminum back plate in which you screw four threaded rods. There are holes for most sockets currently benched including AMD sockets 754, 939, AM2 and AM3 as well as Intel sockets 775, 1156/1155 and 1366/2011.
IMOG ordered one of these shortly after they were released and showed one potential weakness of the mounting kit – the threaded rods can potentially bend in shipping. It's not a huge deal and is still easy to use even with a slight bend, but the potential is there.
The hold-down bracket is solid with a slightly rubbery feel. It fits the pot snugly and is made to be plenty durable throughout many sessions. It ought to be – a replacement hold-down set is $55.00.
Not photographed is neoprene insulation that should be included. You get a motherboard-sized sheet of it, which is handy as a benching platform if you don't have a benching station; you can see this in the photographs below, and a length of tubular insulation for the pot itself. If you find yourself needing more, the proper inner diameter is 2-5/8″ (by 1/2″ thick) and can be purchased will-call from Grainger for $10.50 per six-foot length, which is plenty…and then some.
F1 Extension – Full Pot Goodness
If you bench AMD much, you'll quickly learn the value of full-pot benching. Fill-it-and-forget it (temporarily of course) is a very fun way to bench on a chip with no cold bug. To help with that you can also order (separately) an F1 Extension. These are slated to be anodized in the future but currently available models are raw aluminum, which is fine by me…they look good contrasting with the F1 Dark. The extension can be had for an additional $55.00.
$55.00 seems a bit steep for a relatively simple piece of aluminum, especially considering the pot's cost, but where else do you plan on getting one?
Quick Giraffe Pot Side-by-Side
Like the heading says, here is a photo of the two side-by-side.
You can see why it's was dubbed Giraffe Pot. The internals of Giraffe pot offer more surface area (reference this post) than the F1 Dark, so it probably pulls down a little faster with DICE. The F1 Dark weighs more and it shows when benching with a full pot, though to its credit, a full Giraffe pot lasts longer than a full F1 Dark, for obvious reasons.
With regard to installation, the F1 Dark comes out ahead by far, it was much easier to install and the hold-down bracket material is much more solid and able to cope better with the extreme temperatures at which it will be used. Giraffe Pot's bracket literally shattered in four pieces and is super-glued together.
Installation is pretty straightforward. Find the holes that match up with your desired socket and thread the rods into the backplate. Then you put that through the holes in the board (put some insulation in between the bracket and the board!).
Then you use black plastic inserts to guide the springs on the top and bottom. Four supplied thumbscrews complete the job.
Using the extension is similar, but you put the extension on before the hold-down bracket. The bracket fits the extension the same as it does on the pot.
Obviously I didn't install insulation here. That is absolutely necessary to bench sub-zero. These are just example pictures. For full installation, we'll take a moment and go through a quick tutorial on how I insulate.
Installation With Insulation – a Small Tutorial
One of our senior members – rdrash – mentioned he uses the method I use a long time ago. When researching which method would work best for me, I settled on his example for reasons we'll get into later. Everyone is different and there are many available insulation options, but this is the method I go with.
First, go to a hardware store (or web site) and grab a roll of 12″ x 1/8″ x 15′ Frost King adhesive foil and foam pipe insulation. One roll will last a long time.
To use this stuff you have to use a heat gun (or hair dryer) and separate the foil from the insulation. It's actually a relatively painless process. After that you have a nice blank slate of 1/8″ thick insulation to work with. For Intel I remove the socket retention mechanism (AMD doesn't have one of these to worry about), so be very careful to hold the CPU in place when you're working with this stuff, lest you bend socket pins.
- I cut three layers of insulation with all of my installs.
- The first goes around the socket fully (outside the plastic part).
- Then I place a very thin bit of artist's eraser to seal the area between IHS of the CPU and the edge of the socket, which is probably unnecessary but better safe than sorry.
- Cut a second layer to go on top of the first and over the plastic part of the socket on which you just placed eraser, right up to the IHS on the CPU.
- Note the first two layers are usually harder than third because you have to account for stray capacitors, fan headers, etc. around the socket area.
- Then cut a final layer to go over the other two. Don't cut holes for the stray caps/fan headers on this one, it goes on top.
Sorry there are no interim photos, but here is what it looks like with all three layers.
Then cut one or two (depending on how much room you have between your board and benching station) layers to go underneath the socket between the board and the backplate.
Once you've done that, it's time for a quick paper towel layer just in case something thaws enough to let off moisture. I put one folded-over paper towel layer between the backplate and the insulation and two folded-over layers over the top insulation.
After that, it's time to clean the CPU & pot base and install your chosen TIM. I go with Arctic Silver Ceramique (or, in this case, Ceramique 2) because it tolerates low temperatures and is dirt cheap in giant tubes. It isn't the best but it gets the job done.
It's okay if there is a bit too much. You want to ensure the whole CPU is covered. Excess will get squeezed out by mounting pressure.
Important side note about Ceramique – after you're all set up and ready to bench, before dropping the temperature you need to put a load on the CPU and pull the pot up to 60 °C to allow the TIM to be viscous enough to form the best possible bond. This also acts as a good test to ensure proper contact with the CPU.
Now, install the pot!
You'll notice there is blue tape around the pot. I install the thermal probe with TIM in its hole, then use painter's tape to hold the wire in place as it runs up the pot. This serves double duty in that it also keeps the sides of this great looking pot clean. Now, install the included neoprene insulation.
After that, it's time to install the hold-down bracket and screw it down.
Once you're done, install all your hardware on your favorite benching station (or box) and you're about ready.
After everything is set up (power cables installed, RAM installed, etc), you need to put some paper towels or a shamwow -or even toilet paper for some people – around the whole assembly to soak up any moisture that may work loose. I usually use two folded-up layers total around the whole thing, then insert some in the gaps between the RAM/PWM heatsinks and the pot. Within reason, more doesn't hurt. It never hurts to have a little healthy paranoia.
This method is my favorite because it actually insulates. Vasoline, conformal, eraser…all of these transfer the cold (though conformal is pretty bullet proof). This method insulates the board (and other components) from the cold CPU socket. Cold doesn't 'creep' like it does with other methods.
The drawback to this method is that initial setup takes a little longer because you have to cut insulation to fit every motherboard. It's not one-size-fits-all and is tailored to each installation. The good part is, if you want to bench multiple CPUs or multiple times with the same CPU/board combo, installation once you have everything cut is a snap and much faster than removing/re-applying eraser.
It's also very clean, leaving no residue at all. If you want to repurpose your board for 24/7 use, removal is quick, painless and you can't tell it was ever frozen.
To test out the pot I grabbed 30 L of LN2 and went to town for about six hours one day. First, I tested control using an i7 3960X. This particular chip is an engineering sample and seemed to dislike anything below about -20 to -25 °C. Thus it was a good exercise in control to keep the CPU right around -15 °C.
I didn't keep it there for too long because the chip is a disappointment and doesn't go any further on LN2 than it did on water (5.1 GHz brick wall), but the pot held very easily with as little intervention as you could expect for keeping a narrow, relatively high temperature range. Two thumbs up on tight control, with a very similar feel to its older F1EE brother. Temperature variations were minimal and easily controlled with drops of LN2 now and then when running heavily multi-threaded benchmarks.
AMD, however, is much more forgiving and more fun to bench on LN2. For torturing an FX-8150 I put the extension on and went balls-to-the-wall for several hours to torture every last MHz out of that chip. The pot held perfectly. Even benching wPrime 1024M – the hottest timed benchmark, running full threading for extreme lengths of time – at 2.0+ volts, there was a meager 2 °C variance, ticking up to 3 °C for only a few seconds a couple of times and settling back down to 2 °C. Aside from that, unless you let the LN2 run low, it didn't really move much.
Compared to Giraffe Pot, the F1 Dark is a better performer. The F1 Dark has less surface area and more mass, which ends up with a more easily controlled and stable experience, holding temperatures a little better than Giraffe pot could. Holding temperatures with Giraffe Pot at 1.8 V on this chip was similar to the F1 Dark at 2.0+ V.
After several hours at -196 °C you do end up with quite a lot of frost buildup. This is where due diligence in insulation will help.
If you have fans circulating air around at the right angles, you can even end up with some frosty art for your viewing pleasure.
While the F1 Dark performed admirably, the Bulldozer chip didn't give the MHz boost I wanted. Eight GHz was the goal and it was going to reach that or die trying. After benching everything you can bench at the highest clocks the CPU was capable of, I aimed for the stars. Alas, the chip died trying at 2.3 V. RIP FX-8150.
If you're interested, here is the full list of results from the day of benching:
3960X Benches
3D Bonus Benches
FX-8150 Benches
- SuperPi 1M: 11.468s
- SuperPi 32M: 11:54.813
- PiFast: 21.36s
- UC Bench: 1670
- WPrime 32M: 4.765s
- WPrime 1024M: 151.172s
- CPUz: 7651.2MHz
Final Thoughts & Conclusion
The Dragon F1 Extreme Dark is a stellar performer for extreme benchmarking, especially for anyone that uses liquid nitrogen. Tight temperature control is unparalleled and the sheer mass allows it to hold extremely cold temperatures very well under heavy loads.
If you use dry ice more extensively or exclusively, a pot that responds a little faster with some extra surface area may be better suited for your purposes. k|ngp|n's Dragon F1 Gemini with a dry ice base (supposed to be available soon) is right up your alley, or the EoL Koolance V2 if you can find one floating around in a classified listing somewhere.
That's not to say you can't use dry ice with the F1 Dark; you certainly can. The main drawback will be that it takes a long time to pull down to dry ice temperatures due to the amount of surface area. Once it gets there, it will hold just well as it does with LN2. The F1 Dark would make a fine DICE pot, but its true calling is LN2.
Of course, the F1 Dark isn't going to come cheap. In fact, it's one of the more expensive pieces of cooling hardware at $265.00 plus shipping. In that price though is the full package – a cooling pot that will last forever (a solid chunk of copper doesn't really need replacing. Ever.), a very solid mounting kit that works on pretty much every socket you could want from old to new and insulation to make it work for you.
At some point in its life you'll need to get more insulation, but that's cheap and applies to all pots. The mounting hardware is very solid and should never need replacing unless you have to buy a bracket for a new socket down the road. So consider this price an investment for the long term. Once you get an F1 Dark, you won't need another pot unless you just want to try something else for the heck of it.
There are cheaper pots out there, mostly used and residing in classified sections out there. However, there is a reason F1EE's are so hard to find in those same classifieds. People love them because they're the best. I'm pleased to say the F1EE is back and better than ever, in the form of a new and improved Dragon F1 Extreme Dark. If you want the most out of your sub-zero benching experience, the F1 Dark is a worthy investment.
- Jeremy Vaughan (hokiealumnus)
Tags: container, cooling pot, DICE, dragon, dragon f1 extreme dark, dry ice, f1 dark, f1 extreme, f1ee, kingpin, liquid nitrogen, LN2
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- Yup, cheap LN2 is the most important thing if you are going really cold - most everything else is a one time up front expense (pot, insulation, dewar, probe, etc). CPUs and GPUs I'm always selling something I bought a month or two ago to finance the next thing. But I maybe bought 500L of LN2 in the past 2 months, and I'll probably buy about that much in the next 2 months - over time, even if its cheap the cost of the stuff you have to keep rebuying is the most expensive part of the equation. With cheap ln2 or cheap dice, you can do a lot more subzero for a lot lest cost than other people can... And that is a big advantage. It also makes you feel obligated to buy more LN2 tho - but its such a good deal!Dirt cheap LN2 is fantastic.
A pot doesn't cost that much if you buy used, a cheap 775 or AMD setup is maybe 200-300 at most, and there you are!
If you have entire chambers well below zero you won't have insulation issues, not much water in the air at that point.
Be aware the hard drives really don't appreciate it that cold, nor does ram, or northbridges by and large, so putting everything in a cold chamber may or may not work well.
Regardless, you owe it to yourself to play with some LN2 and cheap computer hardware :DWewt wewt! Join the Benching team!!! :)I formerly worked for a company that cryogenically treats metals; it helps the austinite/ferrite conversion. We bought LN2 by the trailer load, i.e., about 5-10,000 gallons at a time. At that usage the stuff is pretty cheap. I frequently wondered about setting up a benching rig inside the chillers but couldn't convince myself that any mutant H2O crystals wouldn't fry the try.
Hokie's article, particularly about controlling the ice crystals with less-than-high-tech, has me rethinking. That and being able to spend time Not cleaning up MBs, etc. My last couple of ponderances were ammonia cooling, laid to rest by advice here and the cost of the rig, and building in a scientific cooler (different models rated for down to -80C) and chucking in a dehumidifier for good measure. Of course that's not benching as such, more of a 24/7 mid-overclock. $200-$400 for a set-up + cheaper than dirt LN2 is starting to sound attractive.That might be true.
7cm*7cm*13cm is the rough size of the block of Cu necessary to mill an F1EE.
637cm * 8.95g/cm (density of Cu at 20*C and 1atm) = 5.70x10g Cu
5.70x10g Cu / 1000g per 1Kg = 5.70Kg Cu
5.70Kg Cu * 2.2lbs per 1 Kg = 13 lbs Cu (to significant figures)
13*$20 = $260
NOW, I'm sure he buys in bulk, and probably cuts down on the dimensions because there is no way he is losing money on these pots.I'd imagine that material costs would make up the bulk of the price `($20/lb).I.M.O.G.What do other pots cost?
For me, a storefront counts for something. I don't want to go to other sites, where I don't have classifieds access, to find a guy I don't personally know, to buy a pot that no one I trust has used, for a price that may only be quoted in forums posts somewhere. Time is an issue, sometimes more than convenience/money.
The biggest part of my decision making process was where do I go to buy it, then do I know what I am going to get. I don't know that any top tier pot costs less than 200 bucks, so not something I want to gamble on unknowns with... and I had used an f1ee before and seen the Koolance struggle under load in comparison.
Not saying kingpin is the only way to go, but these are the reasons it made since to me. And I could get a gpu pot from the same place, which I also knew was good at holding temps.
The bold part is very true. But those guys are still in business for a reason. Here in the US, KP pots are much more common because he's from around here and we've all heard of him. In EU, guys like Otternase are much more well known and that's why their pots are selling like hot cakes over there. Both vendors are legit , but the area that each vendor is from has pretty much decided how well known they are.
Edit: He doesn't. But he is very active on awardfabrik forums... You just might bee to learn how to sprechen ze Deutsch... (LOL)What do other pots cost?
For me, a storefront counts for something. I don't want to go to other sites, where I don't have classifieds access, to find a guy I don't personally know, to buy a pot that no one I trust has used, for a price that may only be quoted in forums posts somewhere. Time is an issue, sometimes more than convenience/money.
The biggest part of my decision making process was where do I go to buy it, then do I know what I am going to get. I don't know that any top tier pot costs less than 200 bucks, so not something I want to gamble on unknowns with... and I had used an f1ee before and seen the Koolance struggle under load in comparison.
Not saying kingpin is the only way to go, but these are the reasons it made sense to me. And I could get a gpu pot from the same place, which I also knew was good at holding temps.The prices are the only thing holding me back. There is no way I could afford a brand new pot at those prices, I'll be sticking to the used market.Super NadeHave you tried throwing the CO in a blender? I've worked on a few Biophysics experiments which require samples to be cooled by dry-ice. We chuck the block in the blender and dump the sample vials in it. Quick and dirty. :)
I've found it depends on the quality of the DICE. I had one brand that would blend up perfectly. The stuff was like fresh powder snow. But then I had a different brand that would just spin around and stay in big, hard chunks. I took the :forecast: to those. ;)
Either way, I'm not a huge fan of Vince's latest lineups. It seems to me like his fame has caused him to constantly release new looking hardware without any real changes in the performance/internals. Not to mention his current prices are through the roof, ridiculous. I'll keep my OG F1EE+Ext, thank you.hokiealumnusThanks for the kind words everyone!
Have you tried throwing the CO in a blender? I've worked on a few Biophysics experiments which require samples to be cooled by dry-ice. We chuck the block in the blender and dump the sample vials in it. Quick and dirty. :)I generally just use a heat gun anyway. Could smell better with the acetone (when it splashes, it warms up and evaporates right quick) fumes and such, but the fire risk is lower.
Plus my torches like to go liquid and spazz out when I point the nozzle down anyway.BobnovaI've found that it is remarkibly difficult to ignite acetone inside a pot at DIce temps. I certainly don't recommend trying, but I haven't had any luck in doing so!
By and large, LN2 is much nicer to use.
It's also hard to keep torch lit inside a pot filled with LN2 - I assume lighting the acetone on fire and keeping a torch lit is difficult due to lack of oxygen from evaporation of dice/ln2. Just a guess, and as you said, probably best to try to avoid lighting fires near your PC - though it'd be good for the pictures.Another awesome review!
As for the DICE vs. LN2 debate... I know I'm happy I skipped DICE and went straight to LN2!
For anybody worried about going extreme... DO IT! It's not as complicated as you'd think!I've found that it is remarkibly difficult to ignite acetone inside a pot at DIce temps. I certainly don't recommend trying, but I haven't had any luck in doing so!
By and large, LN2 is much nicer to use.Great review! Definitely a good idea to include the basics of insulation and installation for those of us who are not that familiar with the process.
I bet this inspires a few of our members to go from water or air to extreme!
MattThanks for the kind words everyone!
I'm really glad people that haven't used LN2 found it useful, that was part of the goal. Benching cold isn't rocket science, even if it is a bit intimidating at first glance. Ironically, LN2 is easier to bench than its much warmer DICE counterpart.
With DICE, you have to use Acetone as a medium. That's problem #1 - before it gets cold, acetone stinks (ok, really, it evaporates poisonous fumes). It's also highly flammable. Most people wouldn't have a problem with that, but some folks like to use a torch instead of a heat gun (my choice b/c of kid concerns) to heat the pot up when necessary. Can't do that when it's got a bunch of acetone in it!
Then there is the problem of use. It's much easier to pour LN2 than spoon tiny bits of crushed dry ice (which you have to crush unless you get pellets...most comes in a giant block). That also makes temperature control more of a pain. If you can drop temps to DICE level and leave it there, it's not so bad...but having to control around a high cold bug like my Intel chip would be much easier with LN2.
The biggest drawback is that you have to get a dewar to use LN2. Once you have that and a thermos, you're good to go. If you're good at negotiation, a lot of times you can get local suppliers to drop way off their first asking price for LN2. Currently I pay the same amount of money for 15lbs of DICE as I do for 30L of LN2, which makes it a total no brainer. If you find yourself wanting LN2 and can't get a great price, use the receipts in this thread to (hopefully) help.Thank you hokie; a good primer for me. You've just 'splained more about LN2 benching to me than I've ever known. Sounds a bit more simple the way you wrote it up, but I'm sure there a lots of hints still lurking around to get familiar with. Well, at least simpler than chilled water (what a pain in the .........)Great writeup! Might make a good first pot... :D


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Zippy jalapeno, tart lime juice and garden-fresh cucumbers take center stage in this chunky salsa from Sandy Lee of Choctaw, Oklahoma. "I always have more cucumbers than I can use, so I created this recipe," she says. "It complements just about anything."
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2 medium cucumbers, peeled, seeded and chopped
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1 small onion, chopped
1 garlic clove, minced
2 tablespoons lime juice
2 teaspoons minced fresh cilantro
1 teaspoon minced fresh parsley
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Imagine that you land in a world 20 years after chaotic and bloody events have swept across the entire continent in a wave of wars, crusades and unexplained murders. You are a pivot in the middle of the conflict between the descendants of the world's first makers.
You can take one of the sides, join a guild, family or order and in their name retake sacred grounds that other families are trying to claim. You can join with your friends and follow the trail of missing artifacts surrounded by legends. You can delve into the mysteries of unnerving events, learn the history and take possession of the wisdom and glory it holds.
Beware though, for your every step will be watched by enemies who will lie in wait for a your moment of weakness. When the time is right for them, they shall take away what is dearest to you.
Black Eye Games is an Indie studio that unites over 30 experienced developers.
Some of us were a part of the teams that brought you 'The Witcher' or 'Neverwinter Nights'.
Among us there are also team members who are working as Software Engineers in huge corporations.
Our team has been working together for over half of a year and the years-long experience we've gathered allows us to persistently move towards our goal, a completed Gloria Victis.
The main aspects of the game that should respond to specific targets are:
2 comments by Dahr on Oct 23rd, 2014
- Added Steam key allowing to add game to steam library for every user with Knight or higher status (you can find your Steam key in user panel)
- added big improvement which should fix "ghosts"
- improved enemies AI
- improved collisions detection in melee combat
- fixed a bug causing disappearing of NPCs in towns
- optimized cpu and gpu usage
- most probably fixed the bug which was sometimes causing the game to crash just after loading (please let us know if this bug still occurs after patch)
- added stabbing animations for one-handed weapons and longswords
- added modifier adjusting damage given by bows in PvE/PvP
- increased game stability on 32bit systems
- completed pirates wharf.
- added a bonus chance for creating high quality item depending on crafting skill
- added cave with coal.
- modified quantity and type of looted items.
- added lower quality armor to shops.
- fixed incorrectly displayed icons in crafting window.
- fixed a graphical bug related to displaying semi-transparent objects.
- fixed a bug allowing multiple looting from single mob.
- various systems have been improved
- added huntsman's and alchemist's house near Dunfen town
- fixed minor visual issues
- added underwater effects
- added time required to loot chests and containers
- optimized and improved visual weather effects (rain, snow), added raindrop spatter effect
- rebuilt swamp region
- added Anti-Aliasing in game options
- added 6 new longsword models
- decreased time required to load the game after selecting the character
- removed most of the terrain gaps
- improved some mobs animations
- fixed logging off bug causing server overload and lags
- added big fix to character's position synchronisation (please report if oppressive moving the character back will occur)
- fixed bug preventing players to gather some of the resources
- fixed bug blocking character after drawing one of the longswords
- fixed bug causing controller's desynchronisation after weapon changing and while punching
- fixed bug in attacking animation just after weapon drawing
- fixed stabbing animation for two-handed weapon
- removed reflexes displayed on character while it is underwater
- fixed blocking and moving animation glitches for longsword
- fixed bug causing much faster stamina usage and regeneration
- fixed bug causing controller locking after respawn
- decreased backstab damage multiplier from 1,3 to 1,2
- decreased critical hit damage multiplier from 2x
- fixed bug causing character's bending when attacking (upper and lower body parts synchronization)
- fixed stabbing animation for one-handed weapon
- fixed displaying of flags possession state on map
- implemented additional, symbolic amount of experience points for capturing the flag, gained by all players of capturing nation
- fixed bug requiring player owning two different tools at the same time to create an item, while only one of them should be required
- adjusted gahtering time for different resources
- fixed some displaying speed of different mobs animations
- adjusted weapon attack cost according on equipped armor
At the moment we are working hard on developing equipment and crafting. We plan to continuously implement final versions of those systems to improve gameplay, and help players to create in-game economy. We started with complex designing of the amount of available weapons.
The next task we are now working on is weather system optimization. We aim to increase it's effectiveness, so it would be able to display higher quality atmospheric effects.
We also do our best to improve GUI and AI, so NPC will be able to use shooting weapons.
And we can - with pleasure - announce that npc dialogues are almost ready for implementation!
We also implement support of Steam game registration keys. Due to policy of this platform, until the game is released, only people who own Gloria Victis in their libraries will see it in other gamers collections. It will allow to by example run the game by Steam application and counting in-game time.
Thanks for all your support, our dear Community!
You life NDA yet? Hopefully soon so people can see more of your game and decide whether to invest or not...good luck!
Nice to see a solid update. I haven't played in a few weeks so I may have to log on and check it out.
hope the game get some donations, it deserve it . why all good games with the right vision are low budget ,wish that game would have got donated the 50 million doallars instead of star citizen.
hope they get the combat system to a point that it is fun like in darksoals or mount and blade.
and that they have developers working for them who made the witcher games is nice
Wow, this seems like a promising MMORPG game, gonna track this game.
Great work! In some landscapes, it looked like Skyrim! I like it ;)
basically mount and blade 2.5
Why didn't you do a Kickstarter? it would reach a sensible goal easily
true dat
When this game will be released? When people stop making enough donations.
So will this game be released? Not really. Why? Because there is no sufficient incentive for the free2play release.
hello , this game looks awsomee , i made donation :D
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