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The Originals Review: A Man of His Wordby Miranda Wicker at . Updated at . Comments
Thanks to The Originals, Tuesday is officially the best night of the week. That's at least partially due to the fact that Elijah is back and being a scheming, squishy-hearted badass.
No one understands Klaus the way Elijah does. No one keeps his word the way Elijah does. No one rips the hearts out of three witches in the middle of a church the way Elijah does!
Make a note: No one hurts Elijah's family and lives, you guys. The Originals Season 1 Episode 6 was another excellent installment of this new series.
In a previous life, I was an English teacher. There's not a better poem in existence to describe Klaus and this series than the one used tonight and I'm trying really hard not to go all teacher-y right now and explicate this one. Really hard.
Hearing Klaus read "A Poison Tree" by William Blake set my literature loving heart ablaze. I looked up the poem just to read it again for myself and digest it a little bit. And then I might have watched the opening over just to listen to him read it one more time.
The episode started with Klaus trying to find a way to earn Elijah's forgiveness after daggering his older brother once again. Elijah refused to drop this most recent daggering, and rightly so. Klaus has used that against his siblings far too many times.
But Elijah wasn't mad. He was just...unforgiving. Because he's Klaus, he offered up a fresh body, and because he's Elijah the peace offering was refused. He's not going after a co-ed or a tourist because it's easy. Klaus should've known better.
Elijah is a man of honor! And plans! Good ones!
Davina needed to learn to control her magic and Elijah knew and informed the others that Sophie Deveraux is not their friend, so it's time to sever the ties which bind her to Hayley. Where Elijah found an enchanted knot for Davina to untie, I'm not entirely sure, but find one he did. And untie it, she did, just in the nick of time.
It's hard to imagine whether the pregnancy storyline would ever be jettisoned completely since the baby is such an integral part of the Original family at this point, so it's hard to say whether I felt Hayley or the baby were ever in any real danger.
I do have to admit that pregnancy stories aren't my favorite because of the slow nature by which they must move. (Unless, of course, this were that other vampire story...) I'm glad that Sophie and Hayley are unlinked because it feels a little less hokey now that we know that the magical miracle baby isn't the real reason Sophie and Jane Anne lured Klaus there. There's still that whole Harvest thing to worry about.
However, with Agnes out of the way, we can worry about it a little less, right?
When Elijah gets mad, he gets mad. But he's never the raging, vengeful, angry beast that Klaus becomes. He's quick and decisive and matter-of-fact in his approach to ending the lives of those who've crossed him by harming his family.
I can't say that I saw him snapping Agnes' neck coming because I most certainly did not see that coming. At all. His "forgiveness and honor" speech to Klaus had me convinced that he was about to let Agnes go. Nope. Even Klaus seemed shocked that Elijah had killed her. Happy that she was dead, but shocked that Elijah had done it.
He was also shocked by Cami's reaction to the news that he'd found out the truth about her brother's death and that it had been taken care of. He expected her to be happy, or relieved, or just not angry with him, but at the same time, he seemed not to like all of the compulsion he used on her on The Originals Season 1 Episode 4.
She has vowed to undo whatever it is he did to her and in the process of making that vow became my favorite human. Her uncle, Father Kieran, isn't far behind. Those two have moxy.
But the best part about the unlinking and the dead witches wasn't Cami. It was all the screen time with Elijah and Hayley. Elijah cares for Hayley, deeply, but is that tenderness borne from romantic attraction to her, a desire to protect her child because the baby is his blood, or both?
Klaus watched Elijah follow Hayley into the kitchen with a knowing and somewhat jealous smirk. Rebekah saw the looks that passed between Elijah and Hayley in the pool and understood that she's about to see Tatia 2.0 with her brothers. Elijah choosing to stay behind in New Orleans to help Klaus and Hayley and protect Davina was another nail in the proverbial coffin for the baby sister.
Rebekah showed shades of her Mystic Falls self tonight. She wanted freedom, but more than that, she didn't want to be alone. She's never wanted to be alone. And that's always been her downfall. Her weakness.
She decided to pay Marcel a visit to say goodbye before leaving town and of course she couldn't leave without taking a bite of the fruit from that long-forbidden tree. But then she did something so classically Rebekah it was almost painful and that was beg Marcel to leave with her.
Why would he leave New Orleans? He's not a nomad the way that she is, and her asking him to run away with her felt bizarrely out of place. New Orleans is his home. It's his empire.
The minute Rebekah pulled the apple from her bag, it was immediately clear that Marcel would know where the Original siblings were living. What wasn't clear at that moment was whether or not Rebekah gave him the apple knowing he would figure out their secret location or if it was just an absent-minded offering. Her reaction to the news of Hayley's abduction answered that question.
In screwing Marcel, Rebekah screwed up. Huge. Now Marcel knows where and whom Klaus was hiding and he has Hayley.
Can't this pregnant, hormonal werewolf ever catch a break?
What did you think of "Fruit of the Poisoned Tree?" Are you glad Sophie and Hayley have been unlinked? What does Marcel have planned for Hayley? Check out The Originals quotes and sound off in the comments about tonight's episode!
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I think the show is developing Rebekah into a stronger character and absolutely love Marcel/Rebekah story line. I believe both characters were using each other. Don't get the Elijiah/Haley mess...Really, he's attracted to the girl that did the messy with his brother.
This show is amazing! So much better than vampire diaries! With each episode the show is answering questions and giving more at the same time. Also I looked up Poison Tree Poem because I felt as thought it was PERFECT to Elijah and Klaus's situation. The writing and acting is Superb in this show!!!
The show just keeps getting better & better!!!! Was Elijah kickass or what? I didn't see it coming but what a great scene. It combines bad with loayalty & family first.
How can that be anything but good. I don't miss it----if I'm working I watch on the CW site. I want to see it so bad that I put up with the awefull Geiko commercials.
I'll be damned. This show just keeps getting better and better with each episode. Loved how Elijah dealt with the witch(es). Loved Klaus' interactions with Father Kieran and Cami. Heck, I just love those two in the show. Moxy is right. The writing and acting are just superb. The poem at the beginning was pure Klaus and like you, I had to play it again to hear him read it. While TVD has been disappointing me this season, The Originals is by far and away a different beast, which is a wonderful thing. Also.. how utterly great was the last scene between Marcel and Klaus, both so clever at scheming?! Cannot wait for the next episode.
I agree, give rebekah a chance to shine! This thing with the guys is too much. I think she shld grow as a character to love herself etc. than guys will appreciate her back. I also want beks to stay for Haley, I like their sister friendship thing!! Marcel is a shmuk from mud who klaus brought out lets remember he wil loose at the end. It's klauses city
I think Marcel kidnapping Haley is too far! He's gone just way too far. I can't stand this punk, klause saved him and raised him and he pays him back by being a total duche. He shld be turtured
I don't perceive Klaus' jealously of Elijah stemming from Haley but more so from everyone looking to Elijah for answers. Elijah commands attention while Klaus only commands fear. These are two entirely different things but for Klaus he believes them to be one and the same. However, do not confuse the two brothers. Elijah follows his brother not the other way around. This is Klaus' life they are playing out not Elijah's.
The story of the witches has become tiresome to me. The witches belief that they can manipulate this family astounds me. They must know by now that their mother was a witch and they have lived for over a thousand years, they have had more than enough time to study them. Using the Originals to control Marcel is not my issue, but the fact the witches are using such lame trickery is baffling. They need to do better. I want to be on there side but they are making it hard.
Actually liking this show a LOT more than I did at the beginning. But then again I tend to like shows better in their earlier seasons, and as they go on tend to drag (However, Breaking Bad is an exception). I like how Elijah went total rogue; it showed us while he's proper if you will, he does have a very violent side. Elijah is definitely there for Hailey, and I think it could be an interesting if you will storyline (we all know how much the writers of this show like two brothers fighting for one girl). Women aren't portrayed TOO well on this show, but whatever it's enjoyable to watch.
I hate that it's always Rebekah who's the weak link. i want her to be appreciated just for once. Makes me really mad to watch that. I don't need her to be horrible badass but a little bit more arrogant. Just fuck all these guys who give a crap about her...arghh because they WOULD miss her if she weren't there! But I love that show so much! Can't wait for the cross over. Hope with Tyler coming to town we at least will hear something about Caroline. I need her to be mentioned! I'm really trying hard here giving Cami a chance as a character but the writers can't just expect that we switch Caroline with another blonde.


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These annual season announcement events are generally well-scripted, genteel affairs. But this year's event broke the mold as Mr. Kaiser announced an upcoming theatrical production of War Horse. Based on Michael Morpurgo's eponymous novel and originating at the National Theatre of Great Britain, War Horse (now also an Academy Award nominated film) is the tale of a seemingly magical horse drafted into cavalry duty during the First World War.
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Next season promises to be broad, deep, and frequently innovative. Select highlights from the season include the following:
Washington National Opera
Under its new Kennedy Center umbrella, WNO will flex its artistic muscles a bit more next season, upping its currently short season to six operas and continuing its popular recital series.
Perhaps next season's biggest news is the company's new co-production of Show Boat. It's become increasingly obvious in recent years that at least a few of America's classic "Broadway Shows" are really American opera. It's at least part of the reason why productions of Porgy and Bess and, lately, Sweeney Todd have been finding their way into America's operatic repertoire at long last.
With today's traveling editions of classic show like South Pacific increasingly relying on synthesized music and over-amped vocals, it's WNO's intention of producing Show Boat the way it was originally presented—with a full pit orchestra and un-amplified voices. The Kern and Hammerstein classic will be presented in the Kennedy Center's Opera House and will be directed by WNO's artistic advisor Francesca Zambello.
Other operas on tap next season will include Gaetano Donizetti's Anna Bolena, featuring soprano Sondra Radvanovsky; Giacomo Puccini's Manon Lescaut, which will return DC fave soprano Patricia Racette to the KenCen in her debut performance of this opera's title role; Vincenzo Bellini's Norma, featuring soprano Angela Meade in her WNO debut; and a revival of the company's 2007 production of Don Giovanni, starring bass Ildar Abdrazakov and soprano Barbara Frittoli. Don Giovanni will also be broadcast live next season at Washington Nationals Park as part of the company's continuing "Opera in the Outfield" program.
Oh, and where's that sixth opera? WNO is reviving family programming next season by presenting a production of Engelbert Humperdinck's classic Hansel and Gretel in the Terrace Theater to coincide with the December holiday season. Judging from Virginia Opera's highly successful presentation of the opera this season at GMU's Center for the Arts, WNO's production promises to draw a good crowd to this sometimes overlooked but astonishingly entertaining and tuneful Romantic opera.
WNO's ongoing Celebrity Concert Series will feature fully staged concert performances by baritone Nathan Gunn and soprano Diana Damrau, while Angela Meade will present a more up-close-and-personal recital in the Terrace.
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Other notable artists guesting with the orchestra next season include Juja Wang, Alisa Weilerstein, Jeremy Denk, Emanuel Ax, Christoph von Dohnányi, Anne Sofie von Otter, and popular pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet.
Additional season highlights will include performances of Bruckner's massive Symphony No. 7; Beethoven's Missa Solemnis; Bartók's "Piano Concerto No. 2; Sebelius' Symphonies No. 6 and 7; and an evening of Schubert's exquisite art songs. Composer-conductor John Adams will also appear, conducting performances of Respighi's "Fountains of Rome," Ravel's jazzy "Concerto in G major," and Adams' own "City Noir."
Running in the background of the upcoming NSO season will be the ongoing replacement of the Concert Hall's aging pipe organ with a magnificent new instrument. We plan to follow this complex process extensively in the coming months.
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The Center's growing ballet offerings next season will build on local offerings augmented by frequent appearances by well-known guest companies. Visitor highlights include an appearance by the National Ballet of Canada which will present Christopher Wheeldon's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland;" and appearances by the American Ballet Theatre, the New York City Ballet, the San Francisco Ballet, Ballet West, and Russia's Mariinsky Ballet. The Center is also continuing its "Ballet Across America" series, which will bring nine regional companies here for the 2012–2013 season, including the Washington Ballet.
The Kennedy Center is pumping new life into its longtime jazz season, courtesy of its new artistic advisor Jason Moran who promises to spice up the series' traditional offerings with appearances by up-and-coming new jazz artists. Highlights will include a "Fats Waller Dance Party;" an "Election Night Jam" with Mr. Moran and The Bandwagon on November 6; and a multimedia extravaganza entitled "The New Orleans Bingo! Show" featuring a return of the venerable Preservation Hall Jazz Band. The Mary Lou Williams Women in Jazz Festival will also continue it popular annual run.
The KenCen's 2012-13 theater offerings promise to be one of the most interesting seasons in recent memory. In addition to War Horse, likely hits will include collaboration with Ireland's famed Druid Theatre that brings the work of playwright Tom Murphy to DC; a production of Irving Berlin's White Christmas during the holidays; and a new Center production of Fernec Molnár's classic The Guardsman, with a new adaptation by Richard Nelson and direction by Gregory Mosher.
Also likely to cause a stir—whomever wins the Presidential election this fall—will be the Tony Award-winning musical The Book of Mormon, penned by South Park's masters of mayhem Trey Parker and Matt Stone along with Robert Lopez.
In addition, in conjunction with the center's "Nordic Cool 2013" festival, the National Theatre of Oslo will present its production of Henrik Ibsen's The Wild Duck, and Stockholm's Royal Dramatic Theatre will present the U.S. premiere of the stage version of Ingmar Bergman's film Fanny and Alexander.
Returning to its popular, nationality-themed cultural festival traditions, the Kennedy Center will be presenting "Nordic Cool 2013" from February 19–March 17, 2013. Encompassing selected evenings of music, theater, and dance during the ongoing season, the festival will be augmented by a number of specially scheduled stagings featuring the art and culture of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, with an additional nod to Greenland and the Faroe and Åland Islands. Participating performing arts companies will include the National Theatre of Norway; the Royal Dramatic Theatre and Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra from Sweden; the Tampere Workers Theatre and Tero Saarinen Company from Finland; the Danish Dance Theatre and Teatret Gruppe 38 from Denmark; and the Vesterport theater of Iceland. The Center's café will also feature Nordic-themed cuisine during the festival.
For a complete rundown on next season's offerings, visit the Kennedy Center's main website here.
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What About Jobs?
Innovation was missing from the first presidential debate. So was utilizing the power of technology as a foundation for a stronger economy. And, other than a few of areas of agreement on taxes and education, the debate was devoid of new ideas and bold approaches to create jobs and get America moving again.
Both candidates repeated the well-rehearsed points that we consistently hear on the campaign trail. But neither put forward the kind of ideas that we need to hear about, the kind of ideas that will jumpstart the slow-moving U.S. economy.
Let's look at what we heard at the debate on the areas where TechElect has focused throughout the campaign:
On Their Jobs Plan:
President Obama
Governor Romney
I think we've got to invest in education and training. I think it's important for us to develop new sources of energy here in America, that we change our tax code to make sure that we're helping small businesses and companies that are investing here in the United States, that we take some of the money that we're saving as we wind down two wars to rebuild America and that we reduce our deficit in a balanced way that allows us to make these critical investments.
My plan has five basic parts. One, get us energy independent, North American energy independent. That creates about 4 million jobs. Number two, open up more trade, particularly in Latin America, crack down on China, if and when they cheat. Number three, make sure our people have the skills they need to succeed and the best schools in the world. We're a far way from that now. Number four, get us to a balanced budget. Number five, champion small business. It's small business that creates the jobs in America. And over the last four years, small-business people have decided that America may not be the place to open a new business, because new business startups are down to a 30-year low. I know what it takes to get small business growing again, to hire people.
On Workforce Development:
President Obama
Governor Romney
I want to hire another 100,000 new math and science teachers, and create 2 million more slots in our community colleges so that people can get trained for the jobs that are out there right now. And I want to make sure that we keep tuition low for our young people.
. . .
I've also said is let's hire another 100,000 math and science teachers to make sure we maintain our technological lead and our people are skilled and able to succeed. And hard-pressed states right now can't all do that. In fact we've seen layoffs of hundreds of thousands of teachers over the last several years, and Governor Romney doesn't think we need more teachers. I do, because I think that that is the kind of investment where the federal government can help. It can't do it all, but it can make a difference. And as a consequence we'll have a better trained workforce and that will create jobs because companies want to locate in places where we've got a skilled workforce.
Education is key, particularly the future of our economy. But our training programs right now, we've got 47 of them, housed in the federal government, reporting to eight different agencies. Overhead is overwhelming. We've got to get those dollars back to the states and go to the workers so they can create their own pathways to get in the training they need for jobs that will really help them.
. . .
The right answer for government is say, How do we make the private sector become more efficient and more effective? How do we get schools to be more competitive? Let's grade them. I propose we grade our schools so parents know which schools are succeeding and failing, so they can take their child to a -- to a school that he's being more successful.
I don't want to cut our commitment to education. I wanted to make it more effective and efficient. And by the way, I've had that experience. I don't just talk about it. I've been there. Massachusetts schools are ranked number one in the nation. This is not because I didn't have commitment to education. It's because I care about education for all of our kids.
On Tax Reform:
President Obama
Governor Romney
When it comes to our tax code, Governor Romney and I both agree that our corporate tax rate is too high, so I want to lower it, particularly for manufacturing, taking it down to 25 percent. But I also want to close those loopholes that are giving incentives for companies that are shipping jobs overseas. I want to provide tax breaks for companies that are investing here in the United States.
. . .
When it comes to corporate taxes, Governor Romney has said he wants to, in a revenue neutral way, close loopholes, deductions -- he hasn't identified which ones they are -- but that thereby bring down the corporate rate.
Well, I want to do the same thing, but I've actually identified how we can do that. And part of the way to do it is to not give tax breaks to companies that are shipping jobs overseas.
Right now, you can actually take a deduction for moving a plant overseas. I think most Americans would say that doesn't make sense. And all that raises revenue.
We agree, we ought to bring the tax rates down. And I do, both for corporations and for individuals. But in order for us not to lose revenue, have the government run out of money, I also lower deductions and credits and exemptions, so that we keep taking in the same money when you also account for growth.
I'm not looking to cut massive taxes and to reduce the -- the revenues going to the government. My number-one principle is, there will be no tax cut that adds to the deficit. I want to underline that: no tax cut that adds to the deficit.
. . .
The Department of Energy has said the tax break for oil companies is $2.8 billion a year. And it's actually an accounting treatment, as you know, that's been in place for a hundred years. And in one year, you provided $90 billion in breaks to the green energy world. Now, I like green energy as well, but that's about 50 years' worth of what oil and gas receives. And you say Exxon and Mobil. Actually, this $2.8 billion goes largely to small companies, to drilling operators and so forth.
But, you know, if we get that [corporate] tax rate from 35 percent down to 25 percent, why that $2.8 billion is on the table. Of course it's on the table. That's probably not going to survive you get that rate down to 25 percent.
The second topic, which is you said you get a deduction for taking a plant overseas. Look, I've been in business for 25 years. I have no idea what you're talking about. I maybe need to get a new accountant. But the idea that you get a break for shipping jobs overseas is simply not the case. What we do have right now is a setting where I'd like to bring money from overseas back to this country.
On Trade:
President Obama
Governor Romney
I will take ideas from anybody, Democrat or Republican, as long as they're advancing the cause of making middle-class families stronger and giving ladders of opportunity to the middle class. That's how we cut taxes for middle- class families and small businesses. That's how we cut a trillion dollars of spending that wasn't advancing that cause. That's how we signed three trade deals into law that are helping us to double our exports and sell more American products around the world.
My plan has five basic parts. One, get us energy independent, North American energy independent. That creates about 4 million jobs. Number two, open up more trade, particularly in Latin America, crack down on China, if and when they cheat. (Editor's note: this is the same section referenced in the jobs responses.)
On Energy:
President Obama
Governor Romney
Governor Romney and I, we both agree that we've got to boost American energy production, and oil and natural gas production are higher than they've been in years. But I also believe that we've got to look at the energy sources of the future, like wind and solar and biofuels, and make those investments.
Energy is critical, and the president pointed out correctly that production of oil and gas in the U.S. is up. But not due to his policies. In spite of his policies.
Mr. President, all of the increase in natural gas and oil has happened on private land, not on government land. On government land, your administration has cut the number of permits and licenses in half. If I'm president, I'll double them, and also get the -- the oil from offshore and Alaska. And I'll bring that pipeline in from Canada.
And, by the way, I like coal. I'm going to make sure we can continue to burn clean coal. People in the coal industry feel like it's getting crushed by your policies. I want to get America and North America energy independent so we can create those jobs.
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The ISEQ's near week-long losing streak ended this morning as global markets received a boost from new Chinese economic growth data.
By 12:30, the ISEQ was up 36.15 points to 4,883.64.
European shares rose, reversing the previous session's slide as economic growth data from China came a touch above forecasts. Shares in Tesco, the world's No.3 retailer, gained 1.7 percent, bouncing after a 15 percent slide in two months as traders said a fall in profits reported by the group was not as steep as some had feared.
The Irish government published its latest forecasts on the Irish economy yesterday, the first since last October's Budget, in its draft Stability Programme Update (SPU). "The prudent approach to budget forecasting has been a sensible approach over recent years, with upside surprises playing a role in returning confidence to the Irish sovereign. We believe the latest SPU is once again on the cautious side and that budget deficits over the next two years will come in better than the published estimates by the Irish government," said Goodbody Stockbrokers.
Shares in food firm, Origin Enterprises, rose 40c to E8.00. Syngenta, the Swiss based agri-chemicals company, has seen its Q1 sales increase 5pc, including 2pc volume growth, mainly from its crop protection products. In the EMEA region growth was up 10pc due to an early start to the season and high weed and disease pressure. "Origin is in the middle of its busy period and we expect is witnessing similar trend in its core UK market. We are forecasting over 25pc profit growth from its UK agronomy business this year due to a combination of improved weather conditions and ongoing integration benefits," said Goodbody's.
Smurfit Kappa shares climbed 60c to E17.02. The latest data from FOEX shows that European OCC prices declined by just over E3/tonne (-2.7pc) in the last week. This represents the largest weekly fall in European OCC prices since mid-2012. FOEX notes that while European domestic demand for OCC remains in good condition, export demand has been weak. This follows the first signs of weakness in RISI OCC price indices last week. "While short-term concerns will be heightened following recent pricing moves in testliner and OCC, we see attractive long-term value in Smurfit Kappa and Mondi at present with 30-40pc upside to our twelve month price targets. Nonetheless, the pricing dynamics will be the central focus when DS Smith (April 30th), Smurfit Kappa (May 2nd) and Mondi (May 14th) update the market in the coming weeks," the broker said.


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OCZ Technology Announces Low-Voltage AMD Black Edition Memory with "AMD Overdrive" Performance
San Jose, Calif. -- September 24, 2009 -- OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today expanded their lineup of DDR3 to include certified OCZ Black Edition 4GB kits for ultimate compatibility with AMD's next-generation Phenom II processors. These modules excel on Black Edition platforms at ultra-low voltage, an ideal parameter for the latest highly efficient processors. OCZ's unique Black Edition Series is designed to be the ultimate upgrade for users who not only want to reap the benefits of high-frequency DDR3, but want a future-proof choice for their system.
"OCZ is excited to launch our new AMD Black Edition Ready Series which is designed specifically to work with AMD's OverDrive software utility," said Eugene Chang, Vice President of Product Management at the OCZ Technology Group. "The new OCZ Black Edition modules not only interact with AOD to overclock the memory, but also communicate with the BIOS to increase the frequency and performance of the memory controller. The result is a symbiotic relationship between memory and the rest of the system to unleash the full power of the Dragon Platform."
"We are thrilled to see OCZ develop the Black Edition modules exclusively for Socket AM3 platforms featuring AMD Phenom II processors," said Bob Grim, Director, Client Product Marketing, AMD. "By supporting AMD Black Edition Memory Profiles, OCZ enables overclockers to achieve higher levels of performance intelligently through dynamic profiles as opposed to simple, static SPD parameters."
OCZ Black Edition kits are tested and qualified specifically for AMD's own "Black Edition" Phenom CPUs for ultimate performance and stability. Featuring the exclusive AMD OverDrive (AOD) feature, users can unleash the remote stored profiles when used with 790FX / 790GX motherboards, giving the cutting-edge with instant "plug and play" functionality. This highly advanced AOD feature detects your OCZ Black Edition RAM when used in conjunction with certified motherboards and processors, where the data is then sent to a remote AMD server to download the correct profiles and get your system up and running at its peak. Eliminating the need for manual overclocking, the AOD does all the work for you as you charge through your games and computing tasks.
OCZ Black Edition modules feature the high densities and blazing DDR3 speeds enthusiasts and gamers demand to make the most of the graphic-intensive PC titles and applications, and will be available as DDR3 PC3-12800 4GB kits operating at 1.65V. Each module comes with an exclusive AMD-branded XTC (Xtreme Thermal Convection) heatspreader and is backed by the industry-leading OCZ Lifetime Warranty and technical support for unparalleled peace of mind.
OCZ loves to hop onto branding like this. Remember the SLI Ready Edition DDR2 memory? Any other memory usually works just as fine. But I suppose it might feel like a safer choice for some people because of the branding. Sometimes there really is compatability problems so if these work perfectly fine on any AM3 motherboard then they are a wise purchase, but there are already DDR 3 1600 modules running at 1.65v so it's ultimately nothing special.
Haha, and this is not the first time AMD has used "Black Edition" to describe its products.
This memory seems like a parity product, they have to set themselves apart somehow I suppose.


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Oranges are like having instant access to the sun. Not only is their bright orange color and ball-shape reminiscent of our life-giving star, but they also burst onto the taste bud scene with light, crisp brightness – much like the sun does in the morning!
As the seasons turn and our bodies adjust, keeping ourselves healthy is the number one priority. No one likes a cold and no one wants the change-of-season-sniffles to keep them from enjoying autumn and winter beauty.
Luckily, we have oranges. Prime season for this sunny fruit is from winter to spring. Obviously, oranges are Mother Nature's way to bring us sunshine all year round. Conveniently packaged for portability, an orange is a bright way to liven up your day in the colder months.
Nutritional and health benefits of oranges
Check out the Immune Boosting and Cancer Preventing Benefits of one of the most popular fruits in the world:
Oranges deliver the sunshine as Vitamin C. One orange contains over 116% of the daily value required for our bodies. Of course, large doses of Vitamin C are known to be beneficial over the short and long-term. If you're feeling peaked, power-packing some Vitamin C can give you a grand pick-me-up and even help prevent seasonal colds. Vitamin C may also be helpful in preventing ear infections, especially if you're prone to them.
Vitamin C's antioxidant power is well documented. Eating an orange or fresh juicing one is the first stop in cell protection against free radicals. An orange a day will keep damage to DNA (and the resulting cancer) away. For cells that turn rapidly, such as our digestive tract, it is thought that regular consumption of Vitamin C is especially helpful in the prevention of cancer.
Citrus seems to offer the most protection against digestive tract cancers, including those of the oral cavity, esophagus, stomach, and colon. Orange juice (and other citrus like grapefruit juice) has been shown to reduce the risk of kidney stones. And citrus, especially orange juice, may reduce the risk of stomach ulcers.
Drinking orange juice is good for you – all the way through.
History of this delightful little sun fruit
Oranges are Asian in origin – from an area in South China and Indonesia, in fact. They spread to the Middle East in the 9th century and onto Europe in the 15th century through trade routes.
Oranges came to the Americas via Columbus in the 15th century. First, he brought them to the Caribbean, and then Spanish explorers were responsible for bringing oranges to The Sunshine State of Florida in the 16th century.
Oranges weren't commonplace prior to the 20th century due to the expense of production and transportation. As a result, they weren't widely consumed by the masses. A person might be given an orange once a year during the holidays, for example. It was a staple of my childhood to have an orange in the toe of my stocking each year.
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Oranges come in two varieties (more like tastes): sweet and bitter. Most common for eating are the sweet orange including Valencia, Navel, and Jaffa, and the lovely blood orange. Bitter oranges are typically used for jams and jellies. The zest of bitter oranges are used as liqueur flavorings like those found in Gran Marnier.
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A report out of the New York Times says Egyptians involved in the attack on our Benghazi consulate (officially considered a "mission") are now dead in the Algerian raid to end the deadly hostage-taking at the BP natural gas plant just 30 miles over the border from three al-Qaeda camps inside Libya. The report does not say how many dead Egyptians were involved in both attacks:
The Egyptians involved in both attacks were killed by Algerian forces during the four-day ordeal that ended in the deaths of at least 38 hostages and 29 kidnappers, the official said. But three of the militants were captured alive, and one of them described the Egyptians' role in both assaults under interrogation by the Algerian security services, the official said.
If confirmed, the link between two of the most brazen assaults in recent memory would reinforce the transborder character of the jihadist groups now striking across the Sahara. American officials have long warned that the region's volatile mix of porous borders, turbulent states, weapons and ranks of fighters with similar ideologies creates a dangerous landscape in which extremists are trying to collaborate across vast distances. Source: New York Times
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Strange, I wonder what video set off the Algerian Gas facility attack?
I'm also surprised that the radicals didn't find a place in the Morsi government in Egypt. I thought there wasn't much difference between Muslim Brotherhood and al Qaeda.
But really, what differences does it make at this time?+3
I've cancelled my Algerian winter vacation.+5
What seems to be lost about the Algerian atrocity is that it was indeed a 100% successful martyr operation. All of the terrorists dies but so did all of their hostages. In that respect, the operation in Algeria will stand as an example for other jihadists and will only encourage more just like it against soft targets.
The other tacit admission that seems to not matter is that the Algerian attackers were heavily armed with weapons from Khadaffy's many arsenals. I fear it is only a matter of time until we see suicide attacks using heavy but conventional arms against soft targets here in the US and elsewhere.
I have to wonder how wise it is to travel to some of the more popular foreign vacation spots these days. Mexico is a good example of a country that entertains lots of Americans and which is wide open for an overwhelming suicide attack by an Al Qaeda affiliate. How long will it be until these maniacs start shooting down civilian aircraft with former Libyan shoulder-fired anti-aircraft weapons?? How many mortar rounds can a terrorist team drop on a target before the local police can even respond??
Yes, the Algerians killed all of the terrorists, but the terrorists didn't mind one bit, and their deaths do nothing to deter any others, in fact it only+2
…the others how easy it will be to do it again.+1
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Do-it-all veteran Grant Hill smiled and said he's got a January return in mind.
"I just want to get out there and help and play," Hill said. "Hopefully, I'll improve things if that's possible."
Hill hasn't played since the Clippers final game in China during the preseason because of a bone bruise in his right knee.
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Chairman Walter Smiley has held the job of interim CEO since former CEO Phil Baldwin left in January 2011.
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