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Head of Interactive Strategy, BCM PartnershipNathan has many years' experience working in full service advertising agencies, within media, strategic and digital divisions. Originally from a traditional media planning role, Nathan is now the Head of Interactive Strategy for BCM Partnership where he works across all online elements including web, mobile and social to produce strategically focused and engaging communication. Current clients Nathan works with include Triumph International, Origin Energy, Queensland Government, Sunny Queen Farms, QUT, Heritage Building Society, Donut King, Brumby's and Michel's Patisseries.
As Senior Planner with De Pasquale, Nathan was responsible for developing, negotiating and implementing communication plans for clients such as Air Asia X, Lorna Jane, Coffee Club, 1300 Flowers and Children's Hospital Foundation Australia.
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Account Executive, TwoCentsRachel McLean is an Account Executive with creative agency TwoCents. TwoCents is a creative agency specialising in Advertising, Branding, Marketing and Social Media Strategy.
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Chief Digital Officer, City of BrisbaneCat has a high profile in the Brisbane business and marketing scene. A savvy Marketing Strategist, Speaker and Facilitator, Cat brings over 15 years of small business experience and more importantly, empathy, with the needs of business owners and their teams. As MC and conference facilitator Cat synthesises the concepts presented by other speakers whilst still leaving 'space' for attendees to draw their own insights. She loves the juicy conversations that happen amongst a panel of experts and practitioners and the 'light-bulb' moments that occur when people learn through hearing others' stories. As a key-note session speaker, Cat delivers contextually relevant, practical insights with sufficient flexibility for participants to 'choose-their-own-adventure' through open questions and facilitated discussions.
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Tried the corn cooked in the microwave...best corn on the cob I have ever eaten...so crispy...thanks Glenda for sharing ...Mary |
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- Posted by ravencajun (My Page) on Sat, Jul 13, 13 at 1:25
I like it that way too been doing that for a while. We also love it roasted in the husks in the oven or pit, I think that is my favorite way. I always keep all the husks on the corn I buy. I see people who are shucking it in the store making a huge mess and think what they are missing. I don't remember the last time I boiled corn. |
Corn has not been tasty here yet. But I am wondering Glenda and raven, if this would help in flavor for corn that is bland? Or, you have to have really good corn anyway? |
- Posted by phyllis__mn (My Page) on Sat, Jul 13, 13 at 7:57
I think you need good corn to begin with. Earlier this year I bought some and it was just so very disappointing. I should have waited for our local corn to be ready. |
I'm not glenda or raven, but I'll suggest an answer. The fresher the corn, the better it will be. There are sugar enhanced hybrids today that maintain their sweetness for several days after picking. I also know for a fact that many....probably most.....overcook their sweet corn. My mother sure did! And I've learned to never have high hopes when eating corn on the cob outside of my own home. Bring a large pot half filled with water to a full, rolling boil. Put your room temperature ears (as many as six) in and cover. Be prepared to turn down the heat, if necessary. Boil for 2-3 minutes TOPS and remove to drain. Serve immediately. The corn should be very crispy and crunchy and taste fresh picked from a sunny garden. The microwave method can't make old corn, which has lost its moisture and sugar, taste delicious. Nothing can. The good news is that storage methods have improved vastly over the years. You'd be amazed at what happens to sweet corn from the field to your grocery these days. Select plump ears with very fat kernels. At home, you can push a thumbnail into a kernel and it will 'pop' instead of collapse, if fresh. |
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This post was edited by rhizo_1 on Sat, Jul 13, 13 at 8:13
Regarding bland/tasteless corn, it helps to remove the husk immediately before cooking (not referring to the microwave method being discussed). It irks me to see people shucking corn in the store; don't they know that corn starts to lose its flavor when shucked? My dad used to grow corn in his garden. When Mom had the pot of water boiling, he'd go pick the corn and they'd husk it together and plop it in the water. I know that the majority of us no longer have the ability to pick it right before cooking, but at least we can leave the husk on until then. |
and, let's not even get into the GMO's....... |
Thanks Rhizo. |
Agreeing with suzieque -- My mother used to say you should wait until the water boils, then pick the corn and RUN to put it into the boiling water. Cook for 60 seconds. READY for butter and salt! I was also told to never refrigerate the corn before cooking it -- something about the sugar turning to starch? *Everything* is good here after a temperate summer with alternate days of rain. I've only watered my flowerpots by hand a few times. Now we are 'in for it' with high temps and high humidity starting tomorrow afternoon. They predict heat indexes of 105F for three days. |
This is the way I've been doing it for years UNTIL the 4 minute micro method. Both are crunchy and that's the way my family and I like it. My boiled corn, we like it crunchy |
- Posted by dances_in_garden (My Page) on Sat, Jul 13, 13 at 18:16
I don't like the way the cooked corn husks smell, it makes me gag. And that smell stays on the corn if it is cooked in the husk (micro, grill, oven, whatever). Dry husks (as in, tamales) don't bother me if they are yellow. If they are even slightly green when dried? Gag city. Dances. |
My son loved fresh corn scraped off the cob and eats it that way. I love fried corn/creamed corn cooked in the cast iron skillet. |
This post was edited by glenda_al on Tue, Jul 23, 13 at 16:55
One of the characters, I think it was Colonel Potter, on the old M.A.S.H programme once said how he was going to fix fresh corn once he returned to the States... He said he wanted to take a big pot of water into the cornfield, build a fire under it and bring the water to a boil. Once it was boiling he was going to bend the stalks of corn over until the ears were in the water. Five minutes later he was going to be eating fresh corn. That man was hungry for fresh corn! |
Not too impressed with the five ears in a tray, half shucked. And overpriced. Something in common with "half pregnant", it seems to me. o j |
I tried Glenda's microwave method with 2 ears from the Farmers Market. It didn't work great for me. Handling the hot ears burned my fingers , and a lot of the silk had to be picked off. I prefer shucking the ear completely, then boiling. Just my 2 cents. |
This is one I did and it came out with no silk, and I did hold the top with a heating pad. Didn't need to add a thing to eat it, just plain, no buter or salt. This is why the KT is so great! Such a diversified group with varying opinions and tastes. Some like, some don't, some agree, some disagree :o) |
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Petrongolo, Barbara and Pissarides, Christopher (2002) Scale effects in markets with search. 3648. Centre for Economic Policy Research, London, UK.
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Reduced-form tests of scale effects in markets with search, run when aggregate matching functions are estimated, may miss important scale effects at the micro level, because of the reactions of job searchers. A semi-structural model is developed and estimated on a British sample, testing for scale effects on the offer arrival rate and the wage offer distribution. When contrasting London with the rest of the country we find scale effects in wage offers. The larger market delivers higher realized wages and not more matches, however, because the scale effects on matches are offset by the response of reservation wages.
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So when I had my first taste of the Grill's morcilla, I was stunned. Whereas a meal at the Pizzeria offered the simple flavors of the Argentine cafe experience -- which Francis Carrera, a native of Buenos Aires's Italian quarter, will talk about with surprisingly poetic candor when given the least excuse to do so -- Buenos Aires Grill's menu of simple grilled and roasted meats took me to all those places where the tourists don't go, or can't. To dine here was to understand the heart of a place by consuming it -- a little transubstantive cannibalism that you know when you taste it, because it tastes like something more true than mere copycatting.
Now back in this miraculous place with my wife and parents, I am anxious. "Anyone mind if I order the appetizers?" I ask, and since no one does, I choose the items I know they wouldn't: the tripe and blood sausage, the sweetbreads. Then I add some easier, less threatening flavors -- Spanish Serrano ham with melon, sweet-potato fries, chicken soup that is unlike any chicken soup I've ever tasted.
The servers that deliver these dishes are not the best in the world. The waiters and waitresses and busers and runners in their formalwear are mostly young and still rather flummoxed by the necessary interactions between floor and bar and kitchen. It takes a three-way conference at the end of the bar and a copy of the bartender's bible to assemble my mother's vodka gimlet -- though since she and I are probably the last two people on the planet who drink them, that's almost understandable. And they're overseen by a great host, nattily attired and as quick on his feet as a tireless wind-up doll.
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Serrano ham with melon: $6
Sweetbreads: $6
Morcilla: $5
Ravioli: $12
Bacalao: $19
Once the plates begin hitting the table, though, nothing else matters. The blood sausage is amazing, black as sin and tasting like a Slim Jim for grownups, with loose-packed heart meat and a zing of savory spice inside its tight skin. It reminds my mom of when she was a little girl in Rochester and would visit the European butchers along Front Street, with sawdust on the floors and gutted chickens hanging in the windows. She tells a story about eating German Leona bologna, and how she's never been able to find it again. And if there's anything better that food can do than remind you of good times when you were young, I don't know what it is.
While she talks, my dad eats all the sweetbreads -- tender, both fried and finished on the grill, served with nothing more than half a lemon. He grins and chews with his eyes open, no doubt surprised to be eating calves' glands at an Argentine restaurant in Denver, Colorado, but more concerned with how much he can stuff in before Mom finishes her story.
The sweet-potato fries are blanched and finished like pommes frites, then sprinkled with table sugar that sparkles like ice -- sweet upon sweet, and so good that I'm shocked every restaurant doesn't serve them this way. The Serrano is shaved thin as silk and attended by three carved balls of cantaloupe, each with a little notch on top holding thick and bittersweet balsamic vinaigrette -- the glossy black liquid over-poured so that it bleeds down the sides of the melon and puddles in the well of the plate. And the bowl of chicken soup holds within it the entire history of Argentine immigration -- of peasants and traders and Italians and Spaniards and Chinese.
Bacalao is codfish, cured in salt, in lye, in any number of foul preservatives. It is a traditional Basque dish, seen mostly in Portugal and Spain, a survival food for sailors and others who make their livings from the sea. Like organ meats, like junk fish and peasant preparations of all description, in recent years it's had something of a haute revival, showing up on menus in Italian and Spanish restaurants, making inroads among the slow-food crowd. I ate bacalao for the first time more than a decade ago, at a European butcher's shop in Buffalo, and while it wasn't fantastic, it was memorable. It had a flavor and a texture impossible to replicate, a taste of poverty-made-good that I -- in my obsession with multicultural culinary innovation -- was very taken with.
The bacalao at Buenos Aires Grill is not presented as survival food or as a Proustian reminder of poor fishing villages in the ages before ice machines and refrigeration, but it's similar. The bowl holds two chunks of preserved cod, each about the size of a child's fist, dressed in a thickened, astringent sauce that tastes of chalk and capers. The fish itself is softer than marshmallow, so tenderized that it melts across my tongue. And in the tradition of those fishing villages and dockside bars where bacalao was first conceived, it is served here with an honor guard of small clams, their open shells pooled with sauce, their meat as stiff and briny as the cod is light and delicate.
The dish is a marvel. And although the pork loin in tomato-and-red-pepper gravy is good, and the handmade ravioli filled with sweet butternut squash in a creamy, composed béchamel studded with whole pieces of walnut is so rich and comforting that I want to put my head down in the bowl and sleep in the sauce, nothing can touch my fish. I hoard it jealously, offering only stingy tastes to everyone else at the table, and when I chew, I do so with my eyes closed -- wanting to experience in peace the magic of the fish melting against the warmth of my mouth over and over again. I can't imagine anything better.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Jurors on Wednesday heard from murder suspect Luis "Fat Boy" Gonzalez via his interview with police days after someone opened fire on a graduation party at the Hartford Park housing project, killing a 12-year-old girl and wounding three others.
In a recording of Gonzalez' interview with police played by the prosecution in the court room Wednesday, Gonzalez could be heard telling Detective William Mattera he spent all of the night of the June 15 shooting, and into the next morning, hanging out and drinking at a park on Harriet Street. He said he had never spoken to Ricardo Vasquez or ridden in Vasquez's minivan.
"No, we don't really … click," Gonzalez said.
"Your fingerprints are in the minivan," Mattera said.
"My fingerprint?" Gonzalez asked. "Yeah, your fingerprint. How, how would that get there if …," Mattera said.
Vasquez had reported it stolen, Mattera told Gonzalez. "So I'm wondering, did you steal the minivan?"
"No … Why would I want to steal a minivan?" Gonzalez asked, laughing.
Mattera asked Gonzalez if he had heard about the death of sixth grader Aynis Vargas. "Somebody walked up to this party that had 15 women and a couple of older guys there, and just started shooting. Not one kid, not one 20-year-old there, nothing."
"That's crazy …," Gonzalez said.
Does he know anything about it, Mattera asked. "I don't know … The only people I know that have that much hate is, is people they have a beef with too."
Mattera took the stand in the murder trial of senior Harriet Street gang member Gonzalez, 23, who is accused of conspiring with fellow gang members to fire into a party in the territory of rival gang the Hartford Soldiers. Aynis was killed and three female partygoers were wounded.
Vasquez testified earlier that the shooting was in retaliation for the 2012 slaying of Harriet Street, or H-Block, associate Omar Polanco.
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Posted onSales of fiberglass boats in the popular lengths of 14 to 30 foot were down 35.8 percent in May compared to the same month in 2008 in the early reporting states.
North Dakota and South Dakota posted positive growth, while the Louisiana market stuck out of the pack with a single-digit decline of 2.6 percent.
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I mixed some manure/humus into the soil for my SFG, thinking it would be a good source of nutrients. Since then I have learned that manure is a no go for root crops. Should I abandon all hope of having carrots and beets, and if so will I be able to next year? Thanks! |
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Since when?! Although...truth be told, I'd say as long as it was OLD manure, you're fine. If it was fresh, you MIGHT have issues. Any garden I've ever worked has had (old/composted) manure mixed into it every spring, and I have never had issues. |
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I'm not sure how old it was... I purchased it at Home Depot- it was bagged- is that stuff usually old? I read that it can make my carrots and other roots fork (not that I really care if they look funny.... I know they will still be edible....I just didn't know if it would cause any other issues!) |
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I used the bagged manure from HD and Lowes, and my carrots & radishes look great. Kym |
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Black Hole Targeter's MK-2 Shotgun
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Black Market Boltblaster's MK-2 Generator
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Black Market Force-lord's MK-1 Focus
Black Market Med-tech's MK-2 Generator
Black Market Mender's MK-2 Shotgun
Black Market Mender's MK-2 Vibroknife
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Champion Weaponmaster's Power Generator
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Columi Eliminator's Power Generator
Columi Force-Master's Focus
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Dread Touched Force-healer's MK-2 Focus
Dread Touched Med-tech's MK-2 Generator
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Dread Touched Targeter's MK-1 Offhand Blaster
Dread Touched Targeter's MK-1 Shotgun
Dread Touched Targeter's MK-1 Vibroknife
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Hazmat Boltblaster's MK-1 Generator
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Legionnaire Force-healer's MK-2 Focus
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Legionnaire Med-tech's MK-3 Generator
Legionnaire Mender's MK-2 Shotgun
Legionnaire Mender's MK-2 Vibroknife
Legionnaire Mender's MK-3 Shotgun
Legionnaire Mender's MK-3 Vibroknife
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Legionnaire Striker's MK-1 Generator
Legionnaire Striker's MK-2 Generator
Legionnaire Targeter's MK-1 Shotgun
Legionnaire Targeter's MK-1 Vibroknife
Oriconian Boltblaster's MK-1 Generator
Oriconian Boltblaster's MK-2 Generator
Oriconian Force-healer's MK-2 Focus
Oriconian Force-lord's MK-1 Focus
Oriconian Med-tech's MK-2 Generator
Oriconian Mender's MK-2 Shotgun
Oriconian Mender's MK-2 Vibroknife
Oriconian Pummeler's MK-2 Generator
Oriconian Targeter's MK-1 Offhand Blaster
Oriconian Targeter's MK-1 Shotgun
Oriconian Targeter's MK-1 Vibroknife
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Rakata Stalker's Power Generator
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Shadowed Boltblaster's MK-1 Generator
Shadowed Boltblaster's MK-2 Generator
Shadowed Force-healer's MK-2 Focus
Shadowed Force-lord's MK-1 Focus
Shadowed Med-tech's MK-2 Generator
Shadowed Mender's MK-2 Shotgun
Shadowed Mender's MK-2 Vibroknife
Shadowed Pummeler's MK-2 Generator
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Shadowed Targeter's MK-1 Vibroknife
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Verpine Force-lord's MK-1 Focus
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Series: Evolution Basics (50 entries)
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
Christian theology asserts that humans are spiritual creatures, a unity of body and spirit or "soul," integrated, not reducible downwards to mere matter or upwards to mere spirit.
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the current anthropological understanding of human evolution, which takes into account research into both physiological and cultural developments among our ancient ancestors.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the age of recently discovered hominid fossils and how scientists are able to obtain those dates.
N.T. Wright explores the context and manner in which Scripture is authoritative. He does so by questioning the meaning of an authoritative book as well as the application of such authority. Wright encourages us to flee from the controlling "list" mentalities that belittle the richness of God's Word, and rather to understand it as a narrative inspired by God and recorded by ancient persons. Ultimately, God "organizes" his people through his Son Jesus and by the Holy Spirit, and not through extracted rules from the Bible.
In today's video, Rev. Lincoln Harvey discusses our desire to "domesticate" the liveliness and abundance of God. Harvey notes that the Trinity highlights both the manyness and oneness of God, which can be hard to Christians to fully understand.
So, for Driscoll, the choice is a simple dichotomy: Scripture or science. Scripture is the highest court of authority in all matters, and the role of believing scientists is to affirm Scripture. To fail to do so is to "exchange the truths of Scripture for the truths of science".
In this video, Pääbo covers a lot of ground, noting several lines of genetic evidence for the evolution of modern humans from earlier hominids in Africa, as well as for the interbreeding between early humans and Neanderthals.
This blog series by Dennis Venema undertakes the task of clarifying numerous aspects of evolution that often become misconstrued by Christians. He first discusses the idea of speciation in a population over time, later applying it to the speciation process that occurred among hominids (human ancestors) which led to modern humans. He continues to support this idea by exploring so called "Mitochondrial Eve,""Y Chromosome Adam" and other compositional clues of the human genome.
This series by Michael Horton first appeared in the March/April 2010 issue of Modern Reformation. Horton begins by pointing out that the concept of inerrancy goes back to the ancient Church, but was most clearly developed by Princeton theologians A.A. Hodge and B.B. Warfield in their 1881 book, Inspiration. These men emphasized that the Holy Spirit worked through limited human authors in a centuries-long process to produce the Bible. Hodge and Warfield defined inerrancy not as the absence of technical errors but as the truthfulness in what the biblical writers were affirming.
During the late 19th century when critical views of Scripture came to prevail in American universities, Warfield was responsible for refurbishing the conviction that the Bible communicates revelation from God entirely without error. Yet while he defended biblical inerrancy, Warfield was also a cautious, discriminating, but entirely candid proponent of the possibility of evolution.
If the tape was rewound and evolution started over from scratch, Conway Morris says, the evolutionary details would be different, but the end result would be similar: a species characterized by intelligence and complex civilization.
All science can say is that there was never a time when only two people existed on the earth: it is silent on whether or not God began a special relationship with a historical couple at some point in the past. This subtle but extremely important point was missed entirely in the NPR story.
Old Princeton and the Dutch Calvinists understood that the human dimension of Scripture—which pervades Scripture thoroughly—is not merely tolerable of a divine book, but a necessary component of what inspiration means.
With Christ, his humanity is essential to who he is. Likewise, the Bible's "human side" is an essential part of what Scripture is, and recognizing this has practical implications.
Denis Alexander begins this five part series by discussing both what a model is and whether it is appropriate to use one when building a bridge between scientific truths and theological truths. Providing evolutionary facts about the origins of humans as well as discussing the origin and meaning of Adam in Genesis, he constructs what he calls a Retelling model and a Homo divinus model. Both approaches, he concludes, "suggest that human evolution per se is irrelevant to the theological understanding of humankind made in the image of God."
The tenth anniversary of the human genome has been marked by some striking new genetic insights into human evolution and diversity. Do these new discoveries have any significance for the dialogue between science and religion?


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Ukrainian unions threatened by nationalists and separatists
(1st July 2014) Ukrainian trade unions are reporting that there are now constant attacks against their leadership and members by nationalist radicals. A recent meeting of the Presidium of the confederation was interrupted by a crowd seeking to intervene in the meeting. Similar elements in the Verhovna Rada, the Ukranian Parliament, have tabled a resolution seeking an investigation into the union activities and especially the use of the properties of the union. For many years there have been (...)


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Which Pentium 4? Compatibility in Question
With the Prescott already here, it comes down to a simple choice - P4C, P4EE or P4E. There are so many choices, so much hardware to choose from, or is there?
Today's motherboards have been designed mostly to suit the Northwood and Gallatin CPU. Designed with three phase power systems, Prescott support hasn't even been contemplated for some motherboards. It's only now that manufacturers are learning of the increased demand that Prescott puts on a motherboard.
Prescott, while running at a lower core voltage, actually puts out more heat and draws more currants from the motherboard CPU voltage regulators. On some motherboards such as the ABIT IC7 MAX3 and Gigabyte Dual Power System motherboard, this isn't a problem as four to six phase power regulators are supplied to keep power hungry future processors happy. It's some of the older motherboards that use small three phase voltage systems you have to be careful of. These systems can quite easily heat to the point the solder on the regulators can melt, allowing the regulator to simply fall off the motherboard, rendering it useless.
While this may not be a compatibility article, we found that the following does tend to yield successful results. If you have a three phase motherboard, ideally speaking the mosfets should be cooled with passive ram sinks. MSI, for example, has placed these on a few of their new three phase powered motherboards. Four phase or above will tend to run much cooler and yield better overclocking stability.
When it comes to chipset compatibility this is another thing. Prescott is fully compatible with all 800MHz FSB chipsets as it is shipping mostly in 800MHz FSB variants. Though we haven't seen the 533FSB version, they are said to be available. If you are looking at these and thinking of using an older chipset motherboard like I845PE, remember proper cooling for your voltage regulators or you will more than likely run into problems.
Another important issue is the voltage supply. Prescott runs at 1.3 volts. Some older motherboards aren't designed to go down this low. If your motherboard cannot support this low voltage on the Vcore level, you best to look at a different motherboard.
Now we've covered compatibility, let's see which Pentium 4 processor is best to use judging by performance numbers.
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'Yeezus' Vs. 'Born Sinner': The 3 Best Tracks On Each Album
Song #2 (J. Cole): "Forbidden Fruit"
Why We Love It: When we first heard that Cole and Kendrick Lamar were joining forces for a song on Born Sinner, a song like this was exactly what we envisioned. The hook ties into the overall theme of the album. Kendrick bodies the chorus. And the beat is so good that we don't even mind listening to Cole mess around with ad-libs on the last minute or so of the song. Do we wish Kendrick would have spit a verse? Of course. But we still really like what these two were able to come up with on this track.


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I was lucky enough to have someone nab me a copy of this cool new LCG and I have only one question (so far, LOL):
1. With Infiltrate - I understand that it provides a player with the opportunity to do damage immediately after assigning the Defender but what would be the benefit of that? Can that kill off an Attacker BEFORE damage is actually assigned? If that's not the case, why would this be a useful ability?
Thanks to anyone who may have had this question answered at GenCon.


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PR Daily Recognizes Pioneer Services' CSR Program As Best Of 2012
Company honored for paid volunteer time off, financial education for military families , Mo.
March 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Ragan's PR Daily CSR Awards look to honor those
companies that, despite a down economy, have maintained or increased their commitment to giving back to their communities. More than 300 companies' corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs were reviewed and, among them, the best of the best are selected as overall winners for their company's size (either below or above 5,000 employees).
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110223/CG52713LOGO)
This year, Pioneer Services, a division of MidCountry Bank, was selected as the " Best CSR Leader/Company" for those companies with fewer than 5,000 team members. The company was recognized for its comprehensive financial education program as well as its community support, both volunteer and financial. Pioneer Services also received an honorable mention in the "Best Employee Volunteer Program." Specifically, the company provides all team members 16 hours (2 days) of paid volunteer time off annually to volunteer in th eir communities, totaling more than 4,500 hours of a year. Other award recipients in other categories included Phillips North America, Intel, and Walmart.
"It is an honor for our company to be recognized nationally for its community betterment program, and for our on-going efforts to assist our customers and better the communities we serve," said Pioneer Services President Joe Freeman. "This recognition says a lot about our 300-plus team members around the country. After all, they are the drivers of our volunteer program and they are the ones out there affecting positive change in their communities."
Pioneer Services, military division of MidCountry Bank, provides financial services and award-winning education to members of the Armed Forces. For more than 25 years, Pioneer Services has been a leader in military lending, offering military loans, retail lending, VA loans, Certificates of Deposit, savings accounts, and award-winning financial education programs through a network of offices and on the Internet. Pioneer Services is proud to support military families and communities through a variety of partnerships, programs, and sponsorships.
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What's New at JVDPS? 2014 Update
Thanks for checking in to see us on the web.
We hope you'll take the time to browse our pages. We are very excited about some of the following:
Magnificent Frigatebird Conservation work. You can now visit http://www.atlanticseabirds.org/mafr-maps/ to see the "where are they now" map of our 3 satellite-tagged Magnificent Frigatebirds, Atoya, Boyd & Clive! Many thanks to project partners: National Parks Trust of the Virgin Islands, BVI Conservation & Fisheries Department, the University of Liverpool, The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds who are all involved in our larger 2-year movement study of Virgin Islands seabirds utilising GPS technology funded by the UK's Darwin Plus Initiative. A BIG thank you also goes out to the South Carolina Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit at Clemson University (Dr. Patrick Jodice) and the Avian Research & Conservation Institute (Dr. Ken Meyers) who were the two partners for the satellite tracking work, as well as the UK's Foreign & Commonwealth Office's UK Overseas Territory Project Fund administered through the office of the Governor of the BVI (Hon. Boyd Mc Cleary) for helping to cover data costs for the satellite tags for the first year of their deployment.
Sloop Endeavour II: Was hauled in March at Nanny Cay to undergo out-of-water inspection with the Virgin Islands Shipping Registry, which she sailed through with flying colours. We've started to bring the sloop online and have started youth education activities and day sail charters will be available soon for visitors — proceeds of which go to supporting the upkeep of the vessel and our youth education programmes.
Summer 2014 Programmes: We look forward to moving our Youth SCUBA programme on-board Endeavour II this summer, with Lorraine Callwood as our lead SCUBA instructor.


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Now that Pope John Paul ii has died, it will only be a matter of days before the world meets his successor. The role this man will play on the world scene in the coming months and years simply cannot be understated.
The Trumpet has pointed out many times over recent years that the next pope will be an arch-conservative—and almost certainly the man to bring to fruition some of the most dreadful of end-time biblical prophecies. (See "The Next Pope," from May 2000.)


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Ok fine,I admit it. It's me. Not a friend. Me. But it's not my fault. I made fun of my ex for playing it (I don't know, something about it being a silly fad) and he got me hooked and now I'm jonesin' so moving on:
I try to start angry birds on my computer and I get
failed to open data/shaders/GL2/2d-sprite-alpha-masked.fx with errno 2I
anyone know what to do?


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12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 4: Landro's Gift Box {WoW}
Dec 26th 2010 12:38PM Almost got the Spectral Tiger at Gencon in August...sadness I didn't.
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 4: Razer Naga Molten gaming mouse {WoW}
Dec 25th 2010 10:34AM Want!!!!
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 2: Worldbreaker Epic Collection boxes {WoW}
Dec 23rd 2010 5:55PM Need roll...99!
WoW Insider's Cataclysm Launch Giveaway: Ethereal Portal loot code {WoW}
Dec 7th 2010 10:28PM more for comments!!!
WoW Insider's Cataclysm launch giveaway: BlizzCon 2010 Deathy in-game pet {WoW}
Dec 7th 2010 6:16AM It's a comment!!!!
The OverAchiever: Pimp thy ride, part 2 {WoW}
Sep 2nd 2010 5:00PM Violet proto here, took almost a full year, and an angry girl-friend, but I got it. Now if I can just get it on my pally tank...


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Hi! Long time no see.
I'm doing well now, not cosplay anymore. But I'm really interested in coverdance right now.
Maybe some of you know what is this and what Coverdance Festival is.
Me and my team would like to take part in this Festival, but for it we should pass Online Preliminaries.
Plz, follow link below and see our coverdance video. If you like it, plz, vote for us.
Thank you in advance! <3
www.coverdance.org/contest/round1/1356 A-JAX - Insane
www.coverdance.org/contest/round1/1309 PSY - Gentleman
www.coverdance.org/contest/round1/873 GI - Beatles


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Jane Straus, author of The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation, is back as a guest at our blog with another helpful grammar nugget. Jane promises:
"You will impress your family and friends with your grammar skills if you can distinguish between lie and lay. However, these words confuse even the best editors, so you pretty much have to memorize a chart and then practice to build your confidence." Continue reading →


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The Art of War(craft): How Patch 3.0.8 will change PvP {WoW}
Jan 20th 2009 7:54PM WINTERGRASP IS NOT FUN! Its just dumb siege combat. Its pvp for PVE fanbois like the writers on wowinsider. The attackers always win and its just dumb. There is very little player skill and its all about how many people you can pack in siege vehicles. Is it worth doing? Sure for all the honor but I think its a step back in pvp for wow.
Ghostcrawler talks a bit about Resilience {WoW}
Jan 14th 2009 9:48PM Doesnt matter what Blizzard does. Darkfall comes out next week and everyone can enjoy REAL pvp and blizzard can shove their resilience up their murloc bungholes.
Fatal1ty talks WoW at CES {WoW}
Jan 12th 2009 4:56PM Actually there isnt much fun at 80 as far as pvp goes.
Breakfast Topic: All I want for Winter Veil {WoW}
Dec 25th 2008 8:13AM I would like to see the level system completely removed, remove the class system and instead use a skill based system, and finally make all races playable by anyone all you do is pick a side(Horde or Alliance) and you get to pick your starting city.
Is that so much to ask for? :D
Breakfast Topic: Casual play {WoW}
Dec 20th 2008 10:56AM Still leveling. When I hit 80 I will mostly doing pvp. I have a 2 year old, and a newborn. The only thing this casual player has time for is quick burst of pvp. Raiding? Instances? Forget about it. If im not pvping I'll be trying to do dailies.
Do you care about PvP anymore? {WoW}
Dec 17th 2008 5:48AM Of course I still care about pvp, what else am I going to do, raid? hahaha, no thanks. Booorring.
Guildwatch: Rolling the endgame {WoW}
Dec 17th 2008 5:39AM No, casuals aren't 80 yet.
The ethics of a botched deal, redux {WoW}
Dec 15th 2008 8:59PM You're still talking about this?
Forum post of the day: A Rogue without a cause {WoW}
Dec 15th 2008 7:57PM I thought all the rogues where playing DK's?
Patch 3.0.8: Analysis of Death Knight changes {WoW}
Dec 12th 2008 2:30PM Agreed. This is ridiculous.


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We have found some free bunny and the bull videos and pictures.
But if I'm going to suit up to brave the elements, I'd rather go bunny hunting. Nowadays whenever I feel the need for a weekend outdoors adventure, I grab a rimfire rifle and head for the lava flows just outside of town. My favorite hunting method is ... Source: Twin Falls Times-News
I see Anwan Baker, Bull Street branch manager ... You have to check them out! Invite Bunny to your gathering, gala, church function or other social event. Contact Bunny at 912-844-1122 or e-mail her at email@example.com . Where's Bunny? Source: Savannah Morning News
A two-day block party will feature more than 20 live bands and deejays, an alcohol garden, dance performances, a custom bike exhibit, mechanical bull and surf rides ... ARTafterDARK: Show Me the Bunny 6 p.m., Honolulu Academy of Arts, 900 S. Source: Hawaiimagazine.com
Back home, quick like a bunny, and quick with a shower and over to the Stella ... I go back to home base for a dinner of chips, salsa and red bull before heading off to the final screening of the night, a midnight showing of HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN. Source: Film Threat
The young Bull "Henry" and Cow American Bison "Henrietta" were ... Mark your calendar for "Easter Bunny in the Park"; a popular free event hosted by the Board of Chosen Freeholders that will take place on Saturday, April 16, 2011. Source: Cape May County Herald
THIS bunny needs a new home – and he's not the only one ... another seven arriving at the RSPCA today and still more waiting to be taken in. Belinda Bull, who volunteers as a rabbit foster mum for the RSPCA, has begged people to come forward to give ... Source: Worcester News
She also writes for Red Bull's online ChinaShop magazine. Visitors to her blog are met with photographs and videos of Darling blowing bubbles, traipsing through New York, arms laden with shopping bags, or posing for photos in pink bunny ears. Her aesthetic ... Source: New Zealand Herald
The man with the electric hair could give the Energizer Bunny lessons in stamina. While it may very well be true that King packs more bull than the aforementioned energy drink, it's an infectious brand of hype that impacts you just like a traffic accident. Source: Windsor Star
It's hard to believe that a movie that is one-half legal depositions and one-half geek-talk could crank you up like a hit of Red Bull. But Eisenberg does a tremendous ... genre as seriously as, say, Bugs Bunny views Yosemite Sam. So it will come as a shock ... Source: Toronto Sun
Fresh out of Red Bull and Monster or whatever else you chug in an attempt ... If you're feeling good after that, keep it going like the Energizer Bunny straight into "Apollo Throwdown." This silky smooth, glitchy electric, hip-hop jam is fresh, to say the ... Source: BC Heights