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Very happy with Logitech speakers as well. I'm using the Z523 (workstation) and the X530, got them both really cheap!
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So I'm looking to jump back into PC gamimg but am completely out of touch with pretty much everything to do with it. Am going to build a pc for the first time so I've been going by the Digital Foundry next gen PC build as a starting point. I don't really need the latest games like BF4 to run ridiculously well or fast because I'm more into games like Civ 5, FM 2014 plus I've a lot of older pc games I've never played to work through. So based on that I've come up with this; Only difference from the DF PC build is the graphics card. I'd like to bring the price down to under �400 ideally so if anyone could point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it greatly:
-Gigabyte AMD R9 270 OC 2GB 256-Bit DDR5 WF2 PCI-E Graphics Card
-Gigabyte SKT-AM3 78LMT-USB3 Motherboard
-AMD FX6300 Black Edition 6 Core (3.5/4.1GHz, 8MB Level 3 Cache, 6MB Level 2 Cache, Socket AM3+, 95W, Retail Boxed)
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-Seagate Barracuda 3.5 inch 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB 6GB/S Internal SATA Drive
-Gigabyte GZ-MA02 4-in-1 Kit M-ATX Case
Gigabyte hardware is shite, go for Asus, MSI or ASRock. The MSI Twin Frozr graphics cards are beautiful, they run very very quiet.
AMD processors run hot and performance is balls. Get an Intel i5 if your budget can reach it, otherwise an i3. Couple it with a H97 motherboard, doesn't need to be anything fancy pants, just make sure it's got the basics you need (sufficient ports etc) and don't bother getting anything with extras like SLI/Crossfire unless you know you're going that route.
RAM heatsinks, they do nothing, except get in the way. Get the cheapest you can find from any of the reasonable brands (Crucial, Kingston, Corsair etc) and if it comes with a pointless heatsink bauble, bonus.
Don't bother with the Seagate hard drive, Western Digital Blue 1TB is only a few quid more on Amazon. SSD is not realistic at your budget but worth considering for the future, they make a big difference.
The case kit seems like good value but as a general rule avoid bundled PSUs. At a cursory look I couldn't find any details on it, and a PSU is something that's worth spending money on, not only do shit models often lie about their wattage but if it goes bang you could wave goodbye to the rest of the system. Watts aren't that important, but you should aim for 450-550W PSU from a quality brand like Seasonic or Antec.
Case is worth spending on too as it can last and there's a lot to be said about ease of building (you also don't want something that's a rattly noise maker). That said you don't really lose much from going budget on that, second hand off Ebay or Gumtree can be good.
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@PearOfAnguish Never had any problem with Gigabyte myself, how come do you consider their stuff to be shite?
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Thanks for the tips about Gigabyte hardware, I was choosing them purely because of DF. If I stretched to the i5 am I likely to see a major boost in performance to the i3? I'm kinda aiming for performance of a PS4/XBONE.
Mr_Sleep wrote:They've got a rep for shitty quality, cutting costs on their mobos by using lower quality parts and materials. Personally I've not had a Gigabyte component that hasn't been a pain in the arse or ended up faulty. Maybe their GPUs are okay but I see no good reason to go for them over Asus or MSI.
@PearOfAnguish Never had any problem with Gigabyte myself, how come do you consider their stuff to be shite?
Ivefoundgod wrote:Google around and read some comparison reviews to see the difference. The i5 is a great CPU and can last a long time, I've had mine for several years and can't see that it'll need upgrading any time soon. The i3 is decent for the price though, so if money is tight it's not a bad choice. It's definitely better than AMD as well.
Thanks for the tips about Gigabyte hardware, I was choosing them purely because of DF. If I stretched to the i5 am I likely to see a major boost in performance to the i3? I'm kinda aiming for performance of a PS4/XBONE.
edit: actually considering the games you're playing it might be worth looking at the performance for stuff like Civ and FM. I'm not that familiar with them but it would not surprise me to find out they're CPU-intensive, in which case an i5 could well help.
You didn't mention what resolution screen you're using? I assumed no bigger than 1080p.
Edited by PearOfAnguish at 13:17:47 17-07-2014
Yeah I'm having a read up now thanks. It'd be nice to be future proofed a bit so maybe the i5 seems worth it in that respect plus no harm in improved performance any way.
Yeah 1080p would be the limit. Is it possible to connect a PC built like this to a TV via HDMI? Sorry for the noob questions.
Yeah, HDMI is standard on graphics cards so you just plug it in and you're done. Even better, they now have onboard sound chips so you don't need to fuck about with separate audio cables, it all just gets piped over the HDMI (just make sure to install the audio part of the video driver).
So planning on upgrading my graphics card,was looking at the GTX 750 Ti,only thing I'm concerned about is whether the thing will work (never upgraded a PC before) currently have a GT 420.So does anyone know if it should work? I read it's only 10w more power than a GT 420
What's your system spec? Provided it will physically fit there's not likely to be a problem. Power shouldn't be an issue unless your PSU is utter toilet and you've got it stacked to the brim with additional hardware, only thing to check is whether there's a spare power cable if the GPU needs it (I don't believe the stock 750 Ti does however those deviating further from the reference design may).
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I'm looking to buy a pre built budget gaming pc, my budget is �450-�600. I'm guessing a pc priced between those will run games as good as a ps4/x1?
I know absolutely nothing about computers so building my own isn't an option.
I was looking at getting something from PC Specialist but have no idea if the components I am selecting are good and if they're worth the price they're charging.
Don't want to get anything second hand, I want a warranty.
I already have a monitor, mouse and keyboard.
If anyone has any suggestions
@FAULTYCAPSLOCK look up freshtech solutions limited on either Amazon or ebay. They have a huge range of pc's and use quality parts.
You will be able to find something in your budget equal or better than ps4 /xbone.
I bought from them a couple of months ago and can't fault them, other than it took a week to ship, but guess they build to order so that's no bad thing.
I'm using the AMD FX6300 and I haven't noticed any performance I'd call balls.
core i5 2300,6 gig ram.this is what I'm planning on getting whenever it drops below �100 again
Try this instead: http://www.amazon.co.uk/MSI-1085MHz-1163MHz-DL-DVI-D-Graphics/dp/B00I602S92/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1405671271&sr=1-1&keywords=msi+750+ti
Same price, but slightly higher clocks and a really good fan setup. I don't think it needs a separate power cable either.
drhickman1983 wrote:I was being hyperbolic. But, they run hotter and slower so unless you're on a really tight budget or have a major hankering for the days when AMD was the nuts, Intel CPUs are better.
I'm using the AMD FX6300 and I haven't noticed any performance I'd call balls.
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FAULTYCAPSLOCK wrote:Do you need a monitor?
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I'm looking to buy a pre built budget gaming pc, my budget is �450-�600. I'm guessing a pc priced between those will run games as good as a ps4/x1?
I know absolutely nothing about computers so building my own isn't an option.
I was looking at getting something from PC Specialist but have no idea if the components I am selecting are good and if they're worth the price they're charging.
Don't want to get anything second hand, I want a warranty.
I already have a monitor, mouse and keyboard.
If anyone has any suggestions
For �563 at PC Specialist you could get an Intel i5, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA 750 Ti, 1TB HDD and 450W PSU, plus Windows 8.1.
If you, uh, acquire the OS yourself and drop the CD/DVD drive (not needed if you're new to PC gaming unless you're gonna want to burn DVDs or play old games) it comes in at �470, at which point you could put more cash into some other areas, like an SSD (�531 with a Samsung 840 Evo 120GB) or a better graphics card (�589 for the above without SSD but with NVIDIA 770, or �555 with an AMD R9 280).
Have a look at other places to see how prices compare, but PCS do have a really good rep. If you call them up they can advise you on a build within your budget.
ok thanks,will take a gander.
Thanks for the help PearOFAnguish
I'm on pc specialist now, this is what I've selected
Lowest �14 case
Processor - Intel core i5 quad core processor i5-4460 (3.2ghz) 6mb cache
Motherboard - Asus h81m-plus micro-atx, lg1150, usb 3.0, sata 6gbs
Memory (ram) - 8gb Kingston dual-ddr3 1600mhz (1x8gb)
Graphics card - 2gb NVIDIA geforce gtx 770 - 2 DVI, HDMI, DP - 3d vision ready
Hard disk - 500gb 3.5 sata-III 6gb/s HDD 7200rpm 16mb cache
Power supply - corsair 450w vs series vs-450 power supply
Processor cooling - Intel standard car cooler
Extra case fans - 1x12cm black case fan
This comes in at �615 but I found a voucher for �15 off that hopefully works
This is without an operating system, how easy is it to put windows 8 on? I'm guessing I could find it cheaper than the �79 they charge but would I have go through getting all the drivers for the components? (does not know what I'm talking about)
How would this cope with the latest games? Is there anything that I should think about changing?
@FAULTYCAPSLOCK I would highly recommend getting a SSD for your OS. Some say 60GB is enough, I'd personally go for 120GB as they're relatively cheap nowadays and you could very much use the extra space to install other programs. But my main argument is speed; Windows (and other programs) will start up in mere seconds!
Regarding the drivers: I'd suggest downloading the latest ones (motherboard & GPU) from Asus' & Nvidia's website onto a USB drive. Install them accordingly after OS installation.
And finally, rest assured, you will have a very satisfactory gaming experience with that system!
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@-cerberus- does an SSD effect the way games run? Since I bought an ipad (2 weeks ago) I haven't turned on my computer once, all I used it for was browsing. My new system will used for gaming and not much else.
On pc specialist adding a Samsung 120gb SSD adds �58 to the price, I guess I could pick up one down the line if needed.
PearOfAnguish wrote:I'd agree, but if your on a budget the AMD processors are decent enough. Calling them outright bad (or balls) is a little harsh is all.
drhickman1983 wrote:I was being hyperbolic. But, they run hotter and slower so unless you're on a really tight budget or have a major hankering for the days when AMD was the nuts, Intel CPUs are better.
I'm using the AMD FX6300 and I haven't noticed any performance I'd call balls.
@FAULTYCAPSLOCK The speed benefits that come with a SSD are enormous. Installing, deleting and loading times of virtually any type of program or application will be lightning fast, but it won't affect game performance; meaning you won't get a better framerate or anything like that, that's not what SSD's are for. My advice is to definitely use the SSD as a primary drive for Windows & programs, use a regular HDD for games and other data.
EDIT: Actually, since you're using this system for gaming only, another option is to ditch the HDD altogether and get a larger (and admittedly more expensive) SSD and partition it for the sake of convenience. Samsung 840 EVO 500GB is an excellent choice!
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SSDs can have a massive effect on game loading times, but not always. I'd get an SSD now if possible, to save you from having to reinstall Windows if you get one in future. (Windows is much snappier from an SSD)
That's a good spec. Crazy how the �600 i5/770 PC has been a consistent recommendation since the end of last year.
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Any game with serious texture streaming benefits from an SSD too. Obvious candidates are things like iD's RAGE but any of the Unreal games have a similar low-res initial texture that resolves to full detail over time. With an SSD you never see the low-res texture.
But frankly it's worth it for the loading times. Hell, my machine boots to a usable desktop faster than my TV can turn on.
Yep I recommend ssd drives as well. You can pick up 256GB ones for around �80 and perfect for Windows installation. I have gone all ssd in my gaming rig and the performance gains are fantastic.
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Folks, need a bit of help. Came home from holidays and turned on the computer to get hard drive failure warnings. Ran disk check and came out clear, ran SeaTools and it's coming up with "SMART has been Tripped!!!"
Is that the end of that drive then? Any hope for it at all?
It's probably on it's way out, but I'm thinking that since it's hot it may be a temperature sensor doing funny things?
If it boots there's ways to read out the smart data, but you'll have to google that.
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Shutdown Countdown: 10 Days - Alan Greenspan Warns: 'no Viable Long-term Solution To Our Badly Warped Economy' Without Fixing PSubmitted by Bob-45 on Mon, 09/23/2013 - 01:29
By MIKE ALLEN | 09/21/13 10:27 AM EDT
FIRST LOOK – ALAN GREENSPAN, Fed chairman from 1987 to 2006, in a book out Oct. 22 from The Penguin Press, "The Map and the Territory: Risk, Human Nature, and the Future of Forecasting": "Our highest priority going forward is to fix our broken political system. Short of that, there is no viable long-term solution to our badly warped economy. In America we are being pulled apart politically in ways unrivaled since the aftermath of the 1929 crash. … My first realization of a striking shift in our politics was brought to my attention by the staunch conservative three-term senator from Utah, Robert Bennett. He feared that despite his strong approval ratings, his 2010 reelection bid was by no means secure. In his 2004 reelection, Bennett won 69 percent of the vote. His problem, as he stated it, was unexpected contenders for his Senate seat from his political RIGHT. [The 18-year veteran finished third at the Utah Republican convention and his seat is now held by Sen. Mike Lee, an instigator of the effort to shut down the government over Obamacare.] It was my first awareness of what later came to be known as the Tea Party, a political movement that emerged in 2009 and became a powerful force in the 2010 election. …
"Both uncompromising sides of our ongoing debate on fiscal and other issues need to recognize that financial crisis lurks should we fail to resolve our deeply disruptive fiscal imbalance. And that imbalance is far greater than the official data portray [because of contingent liabilities to the U.S. government from possible rescues of large financial firms and iconic nonfinancial firms] … At risk is the status the American economy has held as the preeminent world economic power for more than a century. …
"My introduction to 'political Washington' came in the 1960s when I was first invited to the dinners that were hosted by the Washington Post's Katharine Graham, pundit Joseph Alsop, and others. To my recollection, the invitees to these dinners were ritualistically half Democrats and half Republicans. Today, attendance at similar dinners is predominantly a 95 to 5 percent split, with either Democrats or Republicans in the majority. … The bias toward unconstrained deficit spending is our top domestic economic problem."
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By Tom Miller
It's Friday and we're like 48 hours from the most kick-ass holiday of all-time: Father's Day. Kidding! Anyways, here's the best the web has to offer this week.
First of all, over at The Frisky their very own editrix, Nikki Dowling, is hard to date. Per her own admission, she is a real buster of haggis and feels sort of sorry for anyone who has to date her. The first step is recognizing the problem...
You know what makes a young lady easier to date? If she's good looking and has good cooking. But busting out the baking can be a problem if done too early. So says Briana Rognlin of the Huffington Post. Read: Is A Man Who Cooks The Ultimate Turn On?
My good bud Simone Grant believe that luck does exist… however being prepared (and generally nice) really helps when opportunity knocks, particularly in dating. Check out her rationale.
Per Guyism, a high school near Philadelphia (where it's always sunny, they say) has decided to ban so-called dirty dancing after the prom clean-up included a "bodily fluids" clean-up. Sorry that young men are so quick on the draw but I warn you, Philly school board, nobody puts baby in a corner.
On the topic of having one's own space, Brett Smiley discusses the relative merits of a man cave at Glo. What's next? Separate bedrooms? Oh… Read: Separate Bedrooms Coming Back Into Style
The dudes at Mashable have a pretty clever comic about dating in the era of social media. Modern love, you just got zinged!
Over at MomLogic, a man discusses his wife's desire to keep the dogs from sleeping in the marital bed. Good call, wife, a gassy 110-pound Rottweiler between ya'll is whatever the opposite of an aphrodisiac. Read: The Case Against Co-Sleeping
A double dose of MomLogic. It looks like the day after Father's Day is as extra-busy as the day after Mother's Day for Ashley Madison. Shocking.


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Nationals Overhaul Bullpen
According to Chico Harlan, the Nationals have made some major changes to their 25-man roster. Here's a quick synopsis of the moves:
- Josh Bard: Optioned to AAA-Syracuse
- Saul Rivera: Optioned to AAA-Syracuse
- Wil Ledezma: Designated for assignment
- Steven Shell: Designated for assignment
The quartet was replaced by pitchers Jordan Zimmermann, Garrett Mock, Jason Bergmann, and veteran Kip Wells.
Following today's loss to the Marlins, which completed the second three-game sweep of the Nationals this season for the Fish already in 2009, Manny Acta was not shy about the bullpen:
I think it's embarrassing. I think it's unacceptable. I think our fans have every right to be mad, like we are right now. And it's not going to be tolerated. We're going to have a brand new bullpen tomorrow… We had a chance to win three games in a row, we couldn't do it, and it's not going to be tolerated… Plenty of moves, and more to come.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Jason Bergmann | Jordan Zimmermann | Josh Bard | Kip Wells | Washington Nationals | Wilfredo Ledezma
Nationals Sign Josh Bard
10:04pm: Jack Etkin at Inside The Rockies has some details on the Bard signing. He writes that the Red Sox "decided to keep George Kottaras, 25, who was out of options" as a back up for Jason Varitek. Etkin continues:
"By releasing Bard on Wednesday, the deadline for paying a player 30 days termination pay, the Red Sox owed him about $279,000. Had they waited one more day to release him, they would have owed Bard 45 days termination pay or about $418,000."
7:42pm: Chico Harlan of the Washington Post writes that Bard will join what Nationals GM Mike Rizzo calls "a competitive situation." Bard will battle Wil Nieves and Javier Valentin for the backup catcher spot.
2:26pm: According to MLB.com's Bill Ladson, the Nationals signed catcher Josh Bard to a minor league deal. Bard had been signed but then released by the Red Sox.
Bard, 31 in March, had a couple of pretty solid seasons for the Padres in 2006 and 2007. He dealt with ankle and elbow injuries last year. It's a nice signing for the Nationals.
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Giants Seek Catcher, Reliever
According to Andrew Baggarly of the San Jose Mercury News:
Scouts are buzzing that the Giants are actively looking to upgrade at backup catcher and long relief. One possibility is catcher Rob Bowen, whom the A's released Tuesday.
Baggarly suggests the Giants' trade chips include pitchers Luis Perdomo and Merkin Valdez, as well as outfielder Eugenio Velez.
A handful of catchers remain on the free agent market, including new member Josh Bard. Tracy Ringolsby wonders if the Rockies will renew their interest in Bard. The Marlins, however, don't appear interested according to MLB.com's Joe Frisaro. The free agent market also features about a dozen relievers.
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Red Sox Release Josh Bard
According to the Boston Herald's Michael Silverman, the Red Sox have parted ways with catcher Josh Bard.
It appears that 25-year-old George Kottaras has won the backup catching job. It probably had something to do with his ability, and Bard's inability, to catch Tim Wakefield's knuckleball. Kottaras is also out of minor league options and the Red Sox didn't want to risk losing him.
Bard, 30, was 6-for-14 this spring with one home run, five RBI and two doubles. He finished with a line of .202/.279/.270 in 178 at-bats last season.
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Red Sox Catching: Bard, Montero, Kottaras
Tony Massarotti of the Boston Globe has a wrap-up of the Red Sox' catching situation heading into the beginning of the 2009 season.
Even after signing Jason Varitek, the Red Sox were rumored to have been continuing their pursuit of a trade for a young catcher. In today's article, Massarotti writes that at the beginning of Diamondbacks camp, Miguel Montero was informed that "no deals were imminent." Instead, it appears the Red Sox will stick with Josh Bard for now.
However, Massarotti also mentions another interesting in-house option for the Red Sox in George Kottaras. Massarotti summarizes Kottaras' situation:
Kottaras is out of options and could be a threat to beat out Bard, though the more likely scenario is that the Red Sox are trying to increase Kottaras' trade value so that they do not simply lose him on waivers.
It's probably going to be 'Tek and Bard on Opening Day. We'll see if the Red Sox end up acquiring, or even trading away, any young catchers in the meantime.
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Details On The Bard Signing
Tony Massarotti of the Boston Globe confirms that catcher Josh Bard signed with the Red Sox for $1.7MM. He says there's another $800K or so in incentives, though most of the contract is non-guaranteed. Massarotti adds that the signing "in no way eliminates the chance of Jason Varitek returning to the club in 2009." We still haven't heard a clear suitor for Varitek, who'll cost a draft pick to sign.
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Red Sox Reach Deals With Bard, Penny
9:59pm: Ian Browne of MLB.com weighs in on Bard. He discusses the catching situation, and in particular, how the Red Sox will use Bard if free-agent Jason Varitek returns to the franchise.
SI.com points out Penny's Interleague numbers: 7-11 with a 5.08 ERA in 24 appearances against American League opponents. Penny has spent his entire career in the National League.
8:41pm: Rob Bradford of WEEI.com spoke with Brad Penny, who confirmed his deal with the Boston Red Sox.
From Bradford:
"There were a lot of teams involved," said Penny in a phone conversation. "But I wanted to go somewhere where I knew we had a great chance at winning, and Boston is that place."
Bradford adds that Penny will be in Boston on Jan. 7 to take his physical and will begin his throwing program next week.
Bradford also updates the status of Red Sox pitcher Josh Beckett, who has started exercises on his throwing shoulder, which is earlier than in years past. Bradford's post states that the injury that plagued Beckett at the end of the 2008 season has subsided. The injury centered around the intercostal muscles near the ribs and not the oblique as previously thought.
7:33pm: Free-agent catcher Josh Bard has reached a one-year deal with the Boston Red Sox, Sean McAdam of the Boston Herald and Amalie Benjamin of the Boston Globe are reporting.
The Bard agreement is a nonguaranteed major-league deal worth $1.6MM. According to McAdam, Bard is viewed as a backup, but he could see more time depending upon what Boston decides to do at catcher.
Bard, 31 in March, spent seven games with the Red Sox in 2006 before Boston traded him to the Padres. He hit .202 in 57 games with San Diego in 2008.
McAdam has more on the Brad Penny deal, too. The agreement, a one-year deal with a base salary of $5MM, will be finalized Monday. Incentives and performance bonuses can increase the total deal another $3MM if Penny pitches more than 160 innings, McAdam reports.
Penny, 31 in May, went 6-9 with a 6.27 ERA in 17 starts and two relief appearances in 2008 with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The right-hander played 4.5 seasons for the Dodgers. He played with the Florida Marlins from 2000 until he was traded in 2004.
With the addition of Penny, the Boston rotation now consists of Penny, Josh Beckett, Tim Wakefield, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Jon Lester.
The move also allows righty Justin Masterson to remain in a setup role for closer Jonathan Papelbon.
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Odds and Ends: Rule 5, Beltre, Schmidt, Bako
Stray links I've collected over the past few days…
- John Manuel and Jonathan Mayo get us ready for the Rule 5 draft. Manuel has a second post on it here.
- Sarah Green looks at A.J. Burnett's possible commutes.
- LEN3 suggests the Twins might be part of Adrian Beltre's limited no-trade clause.
- K-Rod signing analysis from Dave Cameron, Jesse Spector, and Keith Law. Also check out the usual solid analysis over at Ken Davidoff's blog.
- Law also takes on the Edwin Jackson, Ramon Hernandez, J.J. Putz, and C.C. Sabathia moves.
- The Red Sox are likely to non-tender Kevin Cash. Josh Bard is one free agent on their radar. Also, Tony Massarotti learned that the Red Sox are strongly opposed to opt-out clauses.
- UmpBump found some C.C. Sabathia rumors we missed on Monday. Also, the Brewers' offer to C.C. had unique clauses and two club options.
- The Dodgers knew Jason Schmidt had a partial rotator cuff tear when they signed him.
- Rany Jazayerli on recent Royals rumors, reliever and otherwise.
- Bruce Miles says the Cubs have some interest in bringing Paul Bako back.
- Jason Davis, Raul Chavez, and R.A. Dickey became free agents. Davis may be headed to Japan.
- Nick Piecoro says Junior Spivey is looking for a job.
- Much of the money saved from recent White Sox trades was repurposed for Dayan Viciedo.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: A.J. Burnett | Adrian Beltre | Baltimore Orioles | Boston Red Sox | C.C. Sabathia | Chicago Cubs | Chicago White Sox | Dayan Viciedo | Detroit Tigers | Edwin Jackson | Francisco Rodriguez | J.J. Putz | Jason Davis | Jason Schmidt | Josh Bard | Kansas City Royals | Los Angeles Dodgers | Minnesota Twins | New York Mets | New York Yankees | Paul Bako | Ramon Hernandez | Rule 5 Draft | Seattle Mariners
Red Sox Rumors: Payton, Taguchi, Bard, Paulino
Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald has a few new Red Sox rumors:
- The Sox are not interested in Jay Payton or any Craig Landis client (he also reps Jon Garland). They're also not in on So Taguchi.
- Josh Bard could be a Plan B or C at catcher. Ronny Paulino has also been discussed.
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OpenSignal's newest report on US Wi-Fi speeds contains a particularly interesting nugget of information: the network measurement firm found that the Wi-Fi speeds we get from public hotspots, in places like coffee shops, hotels and retail stores, are consistently faster than the speeds we see over 4G networks.
But there's a lot of new network construction going on in the US. That should mean that speeds will kick up a few notches, as more devices that can tap these networks come onto the market.
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|24 Most assuredly I tell you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains by itself alone. But if it dies, it bears much fruit.
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SOCHI, RUSSIA- Some things you just can't make up. And one of those things is the hardship the Jamaican bobsled team has endured not only to arrive in Sochi for the 2014 Winter Olympics but to even compete.
After struggling to raise $80,000 through crowdfunding websites and having their luggage lost en route to the Olympic games, now the two-man Jamaican bobsled team has an even bigger problem. Namely, the theft of their ride. Yes, that's right. The team's bobsled was stolen late last night from a secured area inside the Olympic venue. As you can imagine, security surrounding all national teams' equipment should be high priority for Sochi, but leave it to determined thieves to undermine it.
"After what we've been through just to get here, this is unthinkable," said Winston Watt, a member of the two-man team. "I don't know what kind of person or persons would do this to us. Or to anyone for that matter."
"It's depressing, what else can I say," echoed fellow Team Jamaica bobsledder Marvin Dixon, Watt's partner. "I hope and pray the security officials will be able to locate our sled so we can compete for our nation. All we can do right now is wait for some good news."
In a week of highly embarrassing episodes for Sochi and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the theft of the Jamaican bobsled may be at the top of the list. As expected, Russian officials are mum regarding the incident and have notified Watt, Dixon and the rest of the Jamaican delegation that the theft is "being investigated thoroughly."
The bobsleigh competition begins on February 16 at the Sliding Center Sanki so authorities have a few days to locate the sled. The Jamaicans will be allowed to borrow other teams sleds to practice while police and security forces track down the gutless thieves who committed this terrible offense.
"You hear about the terrorism risks here in Sochi and around this area but you say to yourself everyone's protected here, they have it under control. But now I wonder if the security forces can't keep our sled safe, can they even keep the athletes and spectators safe," said Watt.


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BalkanBrunette on 8/30/2014 8:34:00 PM more reviews by BalkanBrunette
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Hazel
The most beautiful foundation I've tried to this day. The texture is smooth, not too thick not too runny. Colour doesn't oxidise. Covers acne spots/scars/pimples/redness. Photographs perfectly. Doesn't look cakey. Has an amazing dewy matte finish, don't really know how to explain it. Staying power isn't as long as Estee Lauder Double Wear for example, but you'll still get several hours out of it with a good primer regardless of skin type. A MUST TRY FOR EVERYONE. LOVE LOVE LOVE!
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Cassak on 8/26/2014 2:00:00 PM more reviews by Cassak
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Black, Wavy Eyes: Green
Goto foundation. Love love love this product. Perfect for my skin, great coverage! I'm running out but I will buy again
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vespera on 8/25/2014 1:57:00 AM more reviews by vespera
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
i do like this foundation, the coverage is great, gives a soft subtle glow and smooths out all imperfections and does photograph well BUT i couldn't use it in winter :( it feel drying and accuentuated my dry flakes so i just had to look for another one...but when next summer comes around again i would definitely think about repurchasing it!
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Belleanna on 8/24/2014 10:55:00 PM more reviews by Belleanna
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I really love this product becuase it has GREAT coverage, but doesn't get cakey! For some people on here, it does, but I guess they are applying it wrong. I have acne prone skin and this actually helped clear me up! It also makes you look like you don't have pores (in a good way) this is my HG foundation for life, and I've tried many high end ones. It is a bit pricey $43 at sephora, but it's worth it for me to hav pretty skin :) hope this helped
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Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse Eyes: Brown
The absolute best foundation out there.
Very lightweight in that it's not too cakey and sets beautifully on your skin for a natural look.
I love Make Up Forever and this is another one of their products that does that disappoint.
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The only complaint is with the lid; it does not fit very tightly and easily breaks.
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I wore this foundation a couple of times, as I don't want to waste it seeing it was about $40 CDN. I think you could absolutely find a drugstore foundation that's better than this. Pros - Full Coverage - Has a Pump - Looks flawless in pictures Cons - Can look cakey if you apply too much - Don't pack on the powder if you have dry skin - The cap can come off sometimes and since there is a pump my other products in the bag shake around and push the pump causing some product to come out this probably works better on combination/oily skin but on my normal/combination skin that gets more so dry in the winter (which is when I used it) it tends to cake up if I tried to apply a second layer or packed on the powder. the wear of this is really good, for me it stays on for up to 9 hours! I used it for my graduation and it was horribly hot inside, and it stayed on through the whole night, even through the dance! I don't tend to touch my face when I have makeup on so when I occasionally did I found that some of the product wore off on my fingers... so if you have normal/skin I would reccomend this.
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I bought this because of all the hype on YouTube & blogging websites raving about it. Lots of people feel as if it is full coverage? I totally don't see that! It feels nice and lasts without oxidizing, but it is not exactly Medium coverage as it claims, I would say that it's light, but build-able to medium coverage. The formula is pretty runny, and the color selection is excellent, but in my opinion, there are far better alternatives that do not cost $42 an ounce. It is not the product I expected for the amount of money.
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Im not the kind to really wear foundation because I am still in school but I find that this product is perfect for everyday. A lot of people say that it is a heavy item but if applied correctly it looks extremely natural. It doesn't break me out and covers blemishes perfectly. It is the product that I cant live without. If you are on the fence about the item, just try it! You can achieve full coverage or light/medium depending on how you apply it.
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It took me a long time to realize that I actually hate this foundation. I guess I was in denial because it's such an iconic product and I really researched about it before purchasing it. I used it many many times until I finally realized that it just didn't work for me! It gives me "foundation face", which is my biggest fear whenever I put on foundation. It feels heavy, cakey and just doesn't sit right on my skin. It's weird because for a long time I used it and didn't really like how my skin looked throughout the day but I never thought that this was problem! Like I said, denial! Very disappointed because I thought I would love this...
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Carbs: 18.2g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 92.6
Not too sweet but not too healthy, these delightful muffins are equally delicious for breakfast or dessert.
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Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 91.7
A yummy way to start the day with very little fat and lots of flavor!
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Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.5g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 93.2
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I got 44 oz using all ingredients listed and 3 cups crushed Ice... will freeze ingredients night before next time to use less ice
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Carbs: 1.1g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 0.2g | Calories: 5
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Carbs: 93.3g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 10.5g | Protein: 12g | Calories: 426.4
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Carbs: 34.3g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 5.6g | Protein: 6.2g | Calories: 182.3
High fiber, healthy breakfast muffin.
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Carbs: 20.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 115.7
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With these few adjustments, these are lower calorie, as well as low fat
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Carbs: 22.2g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 108.4
Good 3.5/5
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My first time making muffins....and they turned out really well, I am quite pleased with myself! Yummy, too.
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Carbs: 31.4g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 169.8
Very Good 4.6/5
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Carbs: 20.4g | Fat: 0.1g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 0.1g | Calories: 284
Incredible! 5.0/5
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5 grams of protein and low calorie.
Submitted by FEADHEAD
Carbs: 50g | Fat: 2g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 6.6g | Calories: 233.5
Guilt-free delicious chocolate chip muffins, with fibre!! Your kids will love them too!
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Carbs: 29g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 4.2g | Calories: 154.7
Incredible! 5.0/5
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These muffins are a wonderful treat that my kids LOVE!! I have redone the recipe to make it lower in calories and fat at only approximately 3 grams of fat each muffin!!
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Carbs: 25.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 4.8g | Calories: 144.5
Think carrot cake, but without the guilt!
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Carbs: 19.9g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 99.6
These taste like cheese blintzes! The pancakes are so fluffy, tasty and are hubby's new favorite! Especially good with jam and/or fresh berries. Could also top with bananas and peanut butter. Healthy and delicious....YUM!
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Carbs: 7.1g | Fat: 1.5g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 7.8g | Calories: 70.5


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More reviews by beaksbeaksbeaks
it definitely is for dry skin and has light coverage but that'd what I like
This foundation is NOT for oily skin. Doesn't stay on very long no matter what setting powder or primer I use . Starts spotting on my face after a couple of hours and it's not very good coverage . It's very watery so if you have normal to dry skin this foundation is for you. I picked it up at Walmart for 5$! But it didn't end up being my favorite .
Maybelline needs to adjust its definition of "ivory," "fair," "porcelain," etc. because the lightest shade of this is laughably too dark (same problem with their Dream Liquid Mousse foundation).
This one didn't work on my normal skin, either. I loved it upon application (mixed with something else to make a color match) because it was light and smooth and worked well into my skin using my fingers.
My normal skin doesn't get oily, but this make me look way too shiny.
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All I really have to say about this foundation is that it is just "okay". It works okay and it looks okay. I think it is best for people that are just starting out and want a decent amount of coverage.
More reviews by emilcezendejas
this foundation is great for people with dry skin
I use the number 120 and was so shocked at how well it matched my skin tone. It's best applied with a sponge I believe. I had a bad experience with the Rimmel Match Perfection foundation because whenever I wore it, my skin would feel itchy and it would breakout a day later. Thank goodness my face doesn't react to this Fit Me foundation. It looks a bit oily in my t-zone but I just add Australis Ready Set Go Finishing Powder and ta da problem solved! Now i gotta go and do homework. BYE
First off, let me say this is for DRY TO NORMAL SKIN. Its so not for oily skin. If you do have oily skin you could still probably use it though but use a setting powder after
Pros: medium coverage
Great if you have dry and flaky skin, or normal skin
Cheap but great coverage for mild-moderate skin problems
Cons: not really for oily skin
Could possibly break acne prone people out
Can wear off if you don't use a setting powder/spray after
Overall I like it. I like the concealer better but this is fine for wintertime but not really for summertime.
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More reviews by acatcalledbellatrix
I bought this 40% off at Priceline after looking at it for a long time but always being too lazy to find my correct shade. When I bought this I did buy it a few shades too dark since summer is coming and I've been fake tanning a lot lately anyway.
It's a fairly average foundation. It doesn't do anything great but doesn't do anything terrible either. I like that it has SPF but at the same time I don't as t's so hard to find a drugstore foundation in Australia with no SPF and I like SPF free to wear out at night. This doesn't make me break out, nor does it make me overly oily or matte. If the price wasn't so steep ($19 in Australia) I'd probably purchase it in my normal shade too.
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This product is definitely misunderstood! I bought this because I had run out of MAC studio fix fluid and decided it was time to try this. I am a color 355 and it matched my skin tone PERFECTLY! It is not a light coverage as some have said in here. Personally, I consider this a medium to heavy coverage with just one coat, but thats for my skin. I apply using a regular makeup wedge and it works perfectly. The only problem I have is that it does tend to get a little oily after about 3-4 hours even with primer applied but its nothing that can't be fixed with a little powder or blotting paper. I would definitely buy this again no hesitation.
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It looks great when first applied, I use a sponge and it gives me a nice dewy look. I have combination - oily skin so within a few hours I feel as if I am melting with this foundation. I was pretty upset. Even with primer and moisturizer. So, I just use this to help blend my other makeup in..
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