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He is in jail without bond, and we sit on our hands, I saw this speech live and it led me to where I amSubmitted by tog2476 on Sun, 09/01/2013 - 22:45
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For doing what?
He's in jail for doing something good. He loaded a gun, which is not an evil thing. He encouraged us to stand up against tyranny and fight for our rights. He broke a bad "law". I only wish I had his bravery. I think he always know what the possible consequences were. The bad guys among us could kidnap him.
Isn't this exactly what's happening? I mean, forget the legal terminology and social acceptability. Am I not describing exactly what's happening? This is even more perverse than being thrown in jail for drinking raw milk.
Michael Nystrom's fists can punch through FUD.
Blah, darn reply
This comment was intended as a reply to someone who said that Adam should have expected this reaction to his behavior. I don't know why it ended up as a reply to the OP.
Michael Nystrom's fists can punch through FUD.
Adam's Judge Up For Re-Appointment?
Maybe we need to make a little noise?
Phone calls, letters to newspapers (print and online), petitions, letters to The District of Columbia Commission on Judicial Tenure and Disabilities!
If these people don't want to be Americans they should just leave the country; and we should help them.
What can we send to Adam to boost his spirits?
The lady judges I've seen all want the top button, buttoned.
...to show how big their balls are.
I had a lady judge attack and insult me for 15 minutes on a traffic ticket neither the cop or the prosecutor bothered to show up for.
Because my top shirt button was undone. The top one. I was well dressed otherwise and respectful. She hated me on sight and it totally pissed her off to dismiss the charges, sneering and hissing about how lucky I was; like I robbed a bank.
The cop gave me a speeding ticket in a famous speed trap, citing radar, but I surprised him by asking to see his radar. He shook his head and I said it's evidence I get to see it. When I went to go around him to see the reading, he physically blocked me and put his hand on his gun. In front of witnesses.
All cops are unprincipled, but the worse thing in the world is an unprincipled judge.
"Timid men prefer the calm of despotism to the tempestuous sea of liberty" TJ
To those that don't understand what he is doing
We need to fight for Adam now, because through incrementalism in the reduction of our rights, we will one day be in the exact same position as him. One day we will be pushed as far as he was and we will stand our ground and it's possible we will be taken by force and placed in a facility just like the one he is today or worse.
If you think that this couldn't possibly happen to you because you are a good citizen, you never commit crimes, and you always obey the law, then you probably missed the rampant escalation of militarization of our police in nearly every city of this country. You missed the increasing corruption of government and law enforcement working hand in hand to silence free speech and protest.
You will probably one day have to stand up for what you believe in, and I assume since you are here at the DailyPaul, you would be more inclined to do so than your average everyday citizen, and you don't want the end result to be winding up in an endless hole that true justice or liberty no longer has the means to reach.
So please, take your misunderstandings of Adam or Manning or whomever else is a political prisoner, and remember that this isn't about the person that is in the jail cell, but the broken policies and system that allowed these people to get there in the first place. Please, don't make this about the person.
he could have asked for a speedy trial
then it all would have been over in 30 days ... his refusal to plead ... makes it complicated
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I like Adam
I really do, and I think he is a true freedom fighter.
But I really don't know what he was thinking.
Did he not think that there would be consequences for his protest?
Did he not seek legal advice beforehand and plan for a worst case scenario?
I hope he gets out soon and once he does I hope he will choose his battles a little more wisely.
Lookit. If we could bust him
Lookit. If we could bust him out, we would.
Helping Adam
updates here:
legal fund for adam supposed to be here:
I thought the owner of Shield Mutual (outside the US) was helping him?
Contact him here:
Anyone have an update?
Adam said he was no longer working with Shield Mutual. Did that change?
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe."-- Albert Einstein
Thanks for the Update
According to this you are correct and donations ARE needed but that info didn't post correctly:
"We thank all of our supporters for standing in solidarity with Adam in his time of need. Please direct all fundraising efforts to [SOMETHING MISSING HERE?] . Please be sure to read the instructions listed there about the allocation of funds. Your support is vital and we would be nowhere without you. You are the lifeblood of this movement"
On 7/20/13 Adam needed $10k
According to here Adam needs at least $50k?:
(can anyone confirm the below is presently correct?)
I like the unwanted babies part ;)
Send cash, money orders, precious metals, and unwanted babies to:
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Write to Adam
If you want to write Adam, now is the perfect time, Lets send him tons of mail, to let the prison know that we know hes there!
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Sounds like Adam's attorney could use some moral support, too.
Is there....
A website giving updates on Adam's status or statements from him?
I miss Adam and I'm not
I miss Adam and I'm not sitting on my hands either :)
It is easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. – Mark Twain
I know scawarren but we have to free him
we cannot let information keep him in there, we have to focus, how do we get him out? We need to hire a lawyer with clout we have to do something. We can't let him rot in there. We need to figure out something for him.
Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must. like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it.-Thomas Paine
The R3volution requires action, not observation!!!!
I agree, but what? I do not
I agree, but what? I do not think they can hold him with no bond. I do not see what felony he committed..? Would ACLU do anything?
not sure crickett but maybe we can find a freedom fighter
attorney or something, to see a person who fought in Iraq sitting in a cell, it just can't be so. We all need to dig a bit and see what we can come up with from all angles. I don't know the path we should take but we all need to pick one on our own and hope we meet in the middle of the goal. God bless cricket you have always been a hard charger.
Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must. like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it.-Thomas Paine
The R3volution requires action, not observation!!!!


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(07-28-2012 07:43 PM)captdolo Wrote: ouch sold mine on COMC for like $5 after back in March
(07-28-2012 07:23 PM)turo650 Wrote: This card is sweet and also a short print I wounder how many of these where made one pack one sweet pull .
(07-28-2012 07:59 PM)turo650 Wrote: Why lol ???5$ really lol
(08-02-2012 10:26 AM)captdolo Wrote: Thanks for laughing my bad sell... hope you drop your cards and they get all messed up.
and for your information That what they were going for back in March. I do not think I was even the lowest seller at the time you could have picked up a bunch of them for cheap
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Chris has worked in development from the age of twenty-one devoting his life to assisting marginalised people both overseas and the UK. He is specialised in leadership, disability and mental health. A social entrepreneur who was made an MBE in 2000 for his work in international and UK disability, Chris has founded and chaired a number of organisations. He founded BasicNeeds in 2000 and has created a movement in the field of mental health by developing and championing the Model for Mental Health and Development that serves people with mental illnesses and epilepsy around the world. For his pioneering social entrepreneurship, Chris was awarded the Schwab FoundationsSocial Entrepreneur of the Award in 2014, the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship 2013 as well as a Senior Ashoka Fellowship in 2012.
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So for the past three meals I have had chicken. I really didn't feel like seeing this meat again for another dish but laziness stepped in and since that was all I had in my fridge tonight, it was going to be chicken again. I had to think a little about what to do with it for a little difference, and decided to do my own rasta pasta. I was also feeling for some pasta.
Now if you went to google to find out what is rasta pasta and got it's "a place where people gather to smoke blunts" then you're wrong. Rasta pasta is basically an Italian dish with some Jamaican influence.
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Minced Garlic
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1. Boil pasta according to directions on box. (10 minutes for al dente)
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2. In a pot heat the olive oil on medium heat. Add half a spoon of minced garlic and chopped green onions. Mix together. Try not to make garlic burn
3. Add Jerk seasoning. The amount depends on your heat level. I used a bottle of "extra spicy" and since I am not a fan of spicy food I used half a teaspoon. Please remember you will also be adding cayenne pepper to this dish.
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6. Stir in chicken in sauce and add some of the pasta. Mix well. Add the rest of pasta. Mix Well
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Las Vegas, NV- Gaps of inactivity have hampered the ascension and career of former 126lb champion Yuriorkis Gamboa ( 23-0, 16 KOs). Now promoted by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, a superstar rapper and business entrepreneur, Gamboa faces his biggest test at 135lbs, WBO champion Terence Crawford (23-0, 16 KOs) on Saturday.
Both have identical records but took completely different paths to achieve success. Crawford is a native of Omaha, Nebraska, where the bout will take place live on HBO. The naturally bigger man has tested the waters at 140lbs in one of his biggest victories, a one-sided rout over tough journeyman Breidis Prescott (27-5, 20 KOs). He earned the title in his last effort, a decisive victory over Ricky Burns (23-3-1, 11 KOs), beating him in Burn's home country of Scotland. Gamboa on the other hand has only had 2 fights in the two previous years .
Question marks remain as the Cuban amateur star was a monster at 126lbs. Ultra explosive, fast, dynamic and powerful are a few words to describe how he chose to go about his business. After stopping Jorge Solis (41-2-2 at the time) in 4 one sided rounds in 2011, Solis declared that Gamboa was the hardest puncher he had ever faced. That's remarkable when you consider that he was stopped by Manny Pacquiao almost four years earlier when Manny was on his tear through the same division. If Gamboa can still crack at 135lbs, this bout becomes even more interesting.
The Omaha native has battled a remarkable 8 times since 2011. On Saturday in the HBO main event he fights in front of his home crowd. Gamboa is shorter, and has yet to score a stoppage win above 126lbs. While Gamboa has the better pedigree and faced better opposition, much of that was at the lower weights. Can Gamboa overwhelm Crawford with his speed when he gets inside? Will he be able to get inside on a slick crafty boxer such as Crawford? Looks like a toss-up fight that goes to the cards with Crawford getting his hands raised. All of the intangibles appear to lean in his favor.
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Gamboa is unpredictable and erratic. He is capable of bursts of brilliance, and he gets pedestrian the next minute, and his chin is suspect.
I believe Crawford will win due to his regularity. He might have a scare or two, but he will drop Gamboa as well due to his flawed defense.
Gamboa by KO…Whenever he wants it.
Tough fight, but Gamboa holds all the cards! We know what Crawford brings but Gamboa is a wild card. He's quicker, stronger, more athletic and his Olympic gold medal demonstrates that he isn't quite as wild as many have labeled him as. Gamboa is clearly the more talented fighter, but Crawford is much more disciplined in his approach. Ring rust and a hometown decision should be Gamboa's biggest concerns! From what I can tell, the average Ricky Burns is the only fighter of signifigance on Crawford's resume, so how talented is he really???
Good matchup….Some bodies OHHHH has got to GO!
People are looking at Crawford's win against Ricky Burns as his best win.what's being overlooked is before that, burns got BEATDOWN BIG BY BELTRAN but won a shifty decision RIGHT before being bombed on by crawford….after that..burns looked toast…For me, Crawford win over the tough Prescott is his best win. Prescott pressed Alvarado to deep waters but got drowned himself in a rough fight. They matched him softly in confidence builder type fights to put him back in the winning column before being taken to school by crawford.
Gamboa with all his accolades as an amateur and being compared to Roy Jones like athleticism has been avoided in the past by his featherweight peers ( lopez, Mikey garcia)…he struggled in his ppv under card showing against the rugged farenas and seemed to not be able to close the show…he has long spells of inactivity coupled with troubles outside the ring. ..his best bet is to attack midrange and close against the taller longer crawford. He needs to be able to land that bigshot and take crawford out of his comfort zone.
My guess is Crawford is able to stay on the outside and win a close UD. Home crowd and ring rust will play a factor in this fight along with consistency which all benefits crawford….
Crawford won. Great fight.
As I said in my first comment, Gamboa is brilliant but erratic, with a so-so chin. He was beaten by a steady fighter.
Lately I have had a good run with my predictions, against the grain, with Cotto and Crawford.
Crawford looked very impressive. Gamboa reminded me of the way Lennox Lewis fought Oliver Mccall during there first fight…Kind of a facial expression and body language like he didn't care. Good scrap here in Omaha though.
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We demolished a wetbar to make room for a pantry and larger fridge. There is a big space above the fridge that needs something like a cabinet but since our custom cabinets are 30 years old, matching is a dilemma. What should we do? Any pictures would be appreciated. I thought originally of doing a wine rack but we have just added a wine fridge to the kitchen. Pics are from mid renovation. Cabinets are about to be painted and counters go in today.
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A qualified professional cabinetmaker should be able to match your existing cabinets, in style materials and finish. 100% no, 90% yes! There should not be an issue with matching old and new other then price. If it were my kitchen that cabinet would hold the Thanksgiving Day turkey platter, the items you use once in a blue moon. If you need a step stool to get to them so be it. However if the cabinet does get custom made then there are some very interesting sliding rack systems that you might consider using.
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I would shorten that cubby. Either make the height match the cabinet height with a drywall soffit, or drywall all the way to the top of the fridge and hang art, a large clock, etc.
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I think it is a great space to add one of those built in wine storage racks that is if you drink wine or if you need more storage make it a cabinet space for storing seasonal items/dishes. Good luck!
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What about a wine rack?
I completely agree with RJ Hoppe - a good cabinet maker will be able to match those. Especially given that you don't need to match stain and color since you're painting. I also think that would be an amazing storage space for those big bulky items you get out once a year. Also consider that you don't have to store kitchen stuff up there. If you are storage challenged elsewhere in the house, that's a great little cubby. Even if you buy bulk papergoods at a warehouse store, it could be good storage for the extra 20 rolls of paper towels or half the ginormous pkg of TP.
Since you already like wine enough to invest in a wine fridge, I know you won't put a wine rack there ;-)
Since you already like wine enough to invest in a wine fridge, I know you won't put a wine rack there ;-)
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Cabinetry would be the best look. If you go this route see if they can trim down the sides to create a built-in look. A good cabinet shop should be able to match the stain and give you advice on how it will age with the rest of the kitchen. Some wood species will age (darken) faster than others. If that is too large of an investment suggest closing in the space with drywall to create a continuous look of the other two walls.
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Sorry for the delay... Other renovation projects took over! I finally had a cabinet maker look at this. He can match the existing doors, yay! One thing he said I wanted all of your opinions on. He said since the existing crown molding sticks out a bit (picture attached), he recommends setting the cabinet back a bit in the recessed area because otherwise the crown will look awkward where it sticks out. Do you agree or is there another way I could finish off the top? Thanks!
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I love the photo of the wine storage above the fridge and think that solution would fit your unique space better than the matching cabinet, only because of the crown molding problem. Since there isn't crown molding at ceiling level in the rest of the room--only on top of the cabinets--but the space over the fridge goes up to the ceiling, I think it will look odd either way (inset with isolated crown molding or matching cabinets flush with the fridge but without it). Neither of those solutions will look bad, mind you. I just think the wine rack solution looks nicer and neatly avoids the problem.


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After meeting for more than seven hours today, the NBA has cancelled, rather than postponed, the first two weeks of the NBA season. David Stern said the two sides are "very far apart" in negotiations, and the gap could not be closed in time for the regular season to start on time. Rumor has it Stern later told a pack of four year olds that Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny don't exist, then retired to his perch next to Satan.
The Celtics will lose six games from the cancellation. One of them would have been Blake Griffin's lone trip to Boston.
In a surprising tidbit, Stern said the biggest hurdle is now the NBA system, rather than the economic situation which had been expected to provide the largest divide. Still, the sides are quite far apart, and this lockout could become like Tyrone Hill shortly — in other words, things could get very ugly.
Stern continues to amaze with his capacity to feed us lies and his attempts to manipulate the media. The owners have not made a single concession since the sides began talking months ago, other than an increase revenue-sharing model that happened years ago. They want to completely rebuild the NBA system, a system that was widely seen as a win for the owners when the last bargaining agreement took place. Stern started the negotiations by offering players an absurd 46% share of BRI, just so the owners would look better when they moved that offer (very) slightly. Really, it's the players who are making all the concessions here, the players who are offering to shoulder the load of organization losses, losses that were incurred even though the league had record revenues last season and the actual NBA product was better than ever.
Many reporters cautioned that NBA owners were never going to truly negotiate until the players started to miss pay checks and the owners would have more leverage than ever, more girth to catapult at Billy Hunter in the scrum. Now the players are starting to miss checks, and Stern hinted in his press conference that the owners' offer would only get worse. That means the two sides will likely get farther apart before they get any closer, the owners wielding machine guns and tanks while the players counteract with handmade slingshots.
In what very well could be the final CBA negotiations of his stint as commissioner, Stern threatens to destroy all the progress the NBA has made. He is walking a tight rope between hardened negotiator and atomic bomb that tears down the entire NBA, that leaves the NBA like hockey, struggling to regain a fan base lost amid a league's greed.
We have now lost some of Tim Duncan's final days. A portion of what could be Kevin Garnett's last season. Two weeks in the height of Dirk Nowitzki's prime. Two weeks of Kevin Durant's continued progression. Two weeks of Kobe Bryant fadeaways, Blake Griffin alley-oops and John Wall-led fast breaks. All parties are worse off after this cancellation of games.
Especially David Stern, who has now led the NBA into two shortened seasons and threatens to let this season evaporate altogether. His legacy has been tarnished, his integrity questioned more now than ever. Too bad he doesn't care what we think. The Grinch's half brother doesn't care much for public opinion.


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The Dominican Brussels Hotel4 Stars
Leopoldstraat 9 Brussels BE-1000
Located in the middle of the historic centre of Brussels, just behind the Opera and within walking distance of the Grand Place, the Dominican Hotel is poised to become a destination for elegance.
All 150 individually designed accommodation units that offer a unique atmosphere and come with a host of modern amenities.
The stylish in-house restaurant of Hotel Dominican s located adjacent to an intimate inner courtyard, where you can sample a range of food and drinks in a cosy ambience. The Lounge Bar is a combination of traditional cafe and stylish lounge, which makes it perfect for a relaxing break. A delectable selection of food and drinks are also available to enjoy at any moment throughout the day.
The Dominican Brussels Hotel understands that an effective conference, event or social function requires not only efficient service, but also an enjoyable and comfortable environment. To achieve this, the hotel offers 3 multi-functional meeting salons that can accommodate up to 300 persons. Whether it is to unwind at the end of the day or energise yourself for the day ahead, the gym is a perfect place for a workout.
Additional Information
- 1 km to the Train Station
- 12 km to the Airport (Brussels)
Hotel Facilities
- Bar / Lounge
- Disabled Facilities
- Internet Access - High Speed
- Laundry Services
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Room Service
- Solarium
- Business Centre
- Garden
- Internet Access - Wireless
- Lift / Elevator
- Reception
- Sauna
- Conference Facilities
- Gym / Fitness Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Lobby
- Restaurant
- Smoke Free Hotel
Room Facilities
- Air Conditioning
- Hairdryer
- Telephone
- Cable / Satellite TV
- Mini Bar
- Ensuite / Private Bathroom
- Radio
The Dominican Brussels Hotel Guest Reviews (9)
Stylish hotel, in central location with everything you need. Very efficient, friendly and professional staff made our stay most comfortable.
Happydayz7 wrote on July 25, 2012
Everything was great! Staff and Hotel were just right.
Brussels Visit wrote on January 13, 2012
I always stay here if I can get a good price. Very nice rooms, lobby and bar/restaurant area.
Michael99 wrote on January 7, 2012
I always stay here if I can get a good price. Very nice rooms, lobby and bar/restaurant area.
Michael99 wrote on January 7, 2012
beautiful, grand, friendly, well-located, well appointed hotel. stay here!!!
loloferrari wrote on October 31, 2011
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Overall Guest Rating
The Dominican Brussels Hotel Guest Reviews
5 out of 5
Stylish hotel, in central location with everything you need. Very efficient, friendly and professional staff made our stay most comfortable.Review by: Happydayz7
Date stayed July 25, 2012
5 out of 5
Everything was great! Staff and Hotel were just right.Review by: Brussels Visit
Date stayed January 13, 2012
5 out of 5
I always stay here if I can get a good price. Very nice rooms, lobby and bar/restaurant area.Review by: Michael99
Date stayed January 7, 2012
5 out of 5
I always stay here if I can get a good price. Very nice rooms, lobby and bar/restaurant area.Review by: Michael99
Date stayed January 7, 2012
5 out of 5
beautiful, grand, friendly, well-located, well appointed hotel. stay here!!!Review by: loloferrari
Date stayed October 31, 2011
5 out of 5
Very funky and beautiful hotel in the center of Brussels. Luxury allover, from the bar with fireplace to the reception area. Rooms were huge with a cosy sitting area and bathroom with a walk in rainshower. Bed with sumptuous linen, great matrass and pillows. Staff very helpful, multilingual and friendly. Our stay was just perfect and the best we ever had in Brussels. Highly recommended !!!!!Review by: Ronny Michielsen
Date stayed December 21, 2010
5 out of 5
Great hotel. Rooms are a bit too small.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed July 13, 2010
5 out of 5
Excellent hotel in an excellent location. Room was beautiful and location could not have been better....would recommend this hotel to anyone travelling to Brussles. Breakfast was expensive but plenty on offer including champaign!Review by: Tracey Wrigley
Date stayed May 20, 2010
4.2 out of 5
We would recommend this hotel for its location, pleasant, quiet rooms and very friendly service. The puplic parking close by is open 24 hours a day and costs 12€ per day. The drawback would be the fact that you may have to share the sauna, steam room with other guests as there is no reservation for private use, the relatively high price of the breakfast, but obviously there are plenty of alternatives close by. Couple in their mid-fifties for a 3-nights' stay over New Year's Eve.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed January 4, 2010


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15th March 2008, 09:59 AM #1
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External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
After spending the last two hours reading reviews on the seagate free agent pro, western digital my book essential edition, and the lacie d2 Quadra I still need some help deciding. It seems as if a lot of the WDs fail after a few months. The seagate free agent desktop come DOA or have heat problems. Are the free agent pros pretty much the same thing as the free agent desktops? What's the difference? Is one more reliable than the other? The lacie seems to have the best reviews.
I am looking for an external HD that is 250-500 gb that is the most reliable. I know building your own would be the best but I need to back up my files asap so I can ship my laptop out for repairs. So which external HD would your recommend out of these three? Are there anything more reliable out there? If you ever owned any of these or know someone that does, please give me some advice. Thanks in advance.
Last edited by afterdark; 15th March 2008 at 10:02 AM.
15th March 2008, 10:49 AM #2
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
i have 2x 500GB FreeAgent Pro harddrive.. overall i'm satisfied with it... it looks nice , runs cool and quite.
many people dont seems to know this. the difference between the freeagent pro and freeagent desktop is the amount of the cache the actual harddrive have, and the possibility of changing connection interface. think of it, the freeagent pro has premium higher grade harddrive compared to the vannila flavoured freeagent desktop. ALSOoooO! with the PRO you get a nice looking brushed metal case, instead of the boring plastic case.
the harddrive or casing do not get hot, the only hot part is the metal screw that is on the bottom of the casing (the metal screw is used for the user to easily change the input (firewire/USB) catridge -pardon me, it is rather hard to explain-), nothing to worry about, it will give you a shock if you touch it after you use it.. but then again it is on the bottom, so that will not be a problem.
the one thing i dont like about the freeagent is the touch sensitive power button, it is imo a gimmick. it doesn't give you feedback.. a beep at least, would be welcome, even better, why not used tried and true mechanical button.Windows and Mac user
15th March 2008, 11:50 AM #3
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
I have been using a 750 and a 500 FreeAgent Pro HDD. I like the looks and the build quality is great. Again, they come with a 5 year warranty while others do not, but some would say that is just a gimmic.......I'ts a gimmic until one goes belly up on you. I did notice the other day that WD had a 5 year warranty now on one of their HDD's.
Like wobble987, the touch sensitive button is lame, but I hardly use it anyway.
If you go with Seagate make sure you get the FreeAgent Pro.HP Compaq 8710W
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15th March 2008, 12:38 PM #4
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
I have a WD Mybook 250GB and that has been running strong for over a year now. I haven't had any problems with WD so far.
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15th March 2008, 01:10 PM #5
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
I don't know which brand is truly better, but I know that my WD did fail on me after about 8 months or so. I filled out an RMA and the company sent me two hard drives for free since I was still under warranty. The two that they sent me were the new models, better than what I had before. We'll see what happens with them.HP Pavilion a1250n MC: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+ | 2.0 GHz | 4GB RAM | ATI Radeon Xpress 200 Se.| Samsung SP2504C - Windows XP MCE SP3 | WD Caviar GP - Vista Ultimate 64 SP1 |
15th March 2008, 01:46 PM #6
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Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
I little while ago I spent a lot of time reading newegg reviews of external drives (I was looking in the 750gb range) and everything seemed to have reliability problems. I couldn't find any basis for deciding. I have not yet bought. I'd say go for a major brand and choose on price.
15th March 2008, 01:46 PM #7
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
All hard drives have issues... you just have to take a chance. I was looking at LaCie before. They seem to have slightly more positive reviews... but still a lot of negatives. I used to use Conventional "external hard drives" as mentioned above, but I got sick of them. They are all "gimmicky". Fancy buttons, lame software, cheaply built... it's the whole idea of aesthetics over functionality. Also, some drives actually contain other manufacture's drives! For instance, you might buy a Western Digital Mybook... open it up, and there's a Fujitsu drive! What is the deal with that?! Also, since maxtor and seagate are teamed up now, a lot of "maxtor external hard drives" are really Seagate drives in a maxtor enclosure. It's bullcrap. Oh, and don't forget that if you open the enclosure you've just voided the Warranty. So if something goes wrong, and you want to troubleshoot (take the drive out, put it in another enclosure/desktop to test, etc.) than you better be certain you know the issue... because if you don't you're left with a brick. Because the company will no longer replace/fix it for free.
I started just putting my own together: buy a cheap aluminum enclosure (I got mine at radioshack), and a good solid hard drive (I use all Maxtor diamond series), and boom! Perfection. I've been using these for almost a year without a single problem. Fast, stay cool, run quiet, and still look pretty nice! No stupid buttons (other than a power switch), no crappy software, and I provide my own quality control by manufacturing myself. Plus, if something goes wrong, you can troubleshoot whether it's the drive or the enclosure and not have to worry about voiding any warranties!
You're concerned about time... it really doesn't take long at all to build one. Go to a computer/electronics store and pick out the 2 components. Then take the 10 mins to put them together, plug it in, and you're set.
I hope you consider this info! Good luck!-Ardroth
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15th March 2008, 02:06 PM #8
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
to ardoth..
the reason WD Mybook were using fujitsu drives is because not so long ago.. western digital actually didn't make 2.5" hard drives.
currently; seagate is better than maxtor... thats why maxtor were bought by seagate. maxtor is now just for value/budget line of seagate harddrive.Windows and Mac user
15th March 2008, 02:39 PM #9
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?
I use two drives for my music library, 1400 CD's in lossless, same image on each, the Seagate Pro is my working drive. I shop for price so have a collection of Seagate's and WD's and Samsungs and one ancient Hitachi.
Which one is best? Who really knows..they can all fail. I've been lucky the last three years. If you really have important files, think about spanning across drives or burn to DVD.
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15th March 2008, 10:46 PM #10
Re: External hard drive: Seagate, WD, or Lacie in terms of reliability?HP Pavilion a1250n MC: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+ | 2.0 GHz | 4GB RAM | ATI Radeon Xpress 200 Se.| Samsung SP2504C - Windows XP MCE SP3 | WD Caviar GP - Vista Ultimate 64 SP1 |


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The subject line in the e-mail I received today from the Heritage Foundation (a D.C. conservative think tank) reads: "Tell us what conservatism means to you." Inside the e-mail I was invited to take a poll:
Conservative ideas are rooted in the timeless ideals of the American founding. The movement is not defined by a set of policies but rather by a commitment to conserve America's founding principles. Recent events in Virginia suggest that the conservative movement is gaining steam, and The Heritage Foundation is conducting a two-question poll to gather feedback on what you feel about conservatism today. Please take a moment to make your voice heard. Take the poll now.
The poll is very short and very lame. It asks only three questions: 1. Do you identify as a "Conservative"? 2. Do you think conservatism [sic] values and policies are good for our country? 3. Are you optimistic about the future? The real purpose of the poll is to get you to sign up to receive more e-mails from the Heritage Foundation. I have written about the Heritage Foundation here, its president here, and its recent featuring of a drug warrior here.
Well, since the Heritage Foundation asked what I think of conservatism, I will now answer with three statements. The first is by Lew Rockwell of the Mises Institute
The problem with American conservatism is that it hates the left more than the state, loves the past more than liberty, feels a greater attachment to nationalism than to the idea of self-determination, believes brute force is the answer to all social problems, and thinks it is better to impose truth rather than risk losing one soul to heresy. It has never understood the idea of freedom as a self-ordering principle of society. It has never seen the state as the enemy of what conservatives purport to favor. It has always looked to presidential power as the saving grace of what is right and true about America.
The second is by Jacob Hornberger of the Future of Freedom Foundation:
Conservatives are having a heyday calling President Obama a socialist. What they block out of their minds is that by their own measure, they are socialists too. . . . But while conservatives want to protect the assets of the rich from IRS confiscation and welfare-state redistribution, conservatives cannot deny that they themselves also favor the welfare-state concept of taxing people so that the state can redistribute the money to others. The only thing different between conservatives and liberals is the identity of the people they wish to tax and the identity of people they wish to receive the loot.
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The very heart and soul of conservatism is war. Patriotism, Americanism, and being a real conservative are now equated with support for war, torture, and militarism.
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|Yoga Style: Ashtanga and Vinyasa krama
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|07779 458140
|Contact:Caroline Atkinson
Caroline teaches a combination of Vinyasa Krama yoga and Ashtanga. Vinyasa krama is traditional Hatha Yoga as taught by Krishnamacharya in India and Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga is a popular vigorous, dynamic form of yoga and it would benefit those seeking strength, flexibility, a clear mind and an energy boost. Ashtanga differs from many yoga classes in the west in that the order of poses is completely predefined.
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|Tue, 12-21-2010 - 2:03pm
I was reading about the Kansas City Secret Santa today and thought how much fun that would be. It made me start thinking what I would do if I had 40k to spare. So here are some questions.
1. If you had unlimited amounts of money, what type of Random Acts of Kindness would you do? At Christmas or otherwise.
|Tue, 12-21-2010 - 3:14pm
acts of kindness once a year and throughout the year are totally separate, i agree.
|Tue, 12-21-2010 - 3:14pm
|Tue, 12-21-2010 - 3:15pm
I heard on our local news recently that in our area, only 80% of the Angel Tree ornaments that are picked up actually end up with gifts.
|Tue, 12-21-2010 - 3:15pm
Thanks. They are all young (none in school yet). They still really do love everything they receive. My 3-year-old is really funny. Even if you give him clothes, he will insist on putting them on right then and there, to the point of stripping down to his underwear immediately to put them on.
|Tue, 12-21-2010 - 3:16pm
I am thinking that is more of an economic thing. Many people are struggling with paying their bills and having a nice holiday for their own family that they can't afford to help others at this time.
|Tue, 12-21-2010 - 3:16pm
Those are some awesome ideas! The homeless camp and having the kids work in the soup kitchen. I may borrow that one when my kids are older.
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maybe the OP is a frustrated hockey fan. No matter, the thread still SUCKS.
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I'd actual love to sign Kruger this offseason. He would provide support in the run game and allow Odrick to move inside full-time. But Kruger is also pretty good at rushing the passer, very underrated in that department, so he can help there as well.