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It works great for most skin types, but I wouldn't recommend for those with rosacea or sensitive skin. You can really feel it working on your skin, especially if you have an active pimple or sensitive spot. I use it every night and my face feels wonderful. Don't use it following chemical or glycolic peels, as it might be too harsh. But great for the inbetween times!best - 2/16/2012 2:16:35 PM i love this product, its like you can almost feel it working because of the cooling sensation. i used this acouple times and when i wake up, wash my face i can notice the difference under my eyes...great product - 12/12/2011 7:17:42 PM I live and work outdoors in Miami Florida, plus I am outdoors whenever possible. This is the first sun screen that works for me. By the way my heritage is Swedish/Irish so that is saying something.61 and not looking it - 4/15/2011 7:20:26 AM I've been trying different products for years looking for the magic bullet. 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I hope they address the pump problem, as I plan to order it again.I keep coming back to this product - 10/23/2010 10:24:48 AM I have fair skin and am allergic to some facial products. I live in the high desert of west Texas and use sunscreen every day. I have used Celazome for more years than I can remember, mostly on my face and neck (it's a little pricey for use on arms and legs). It's not sticky and I can wear my mineral powder makeup on top of it without it clumping and streaking. Every so often I try another product but I always come back to Celazome SPF30. It's the best I have tried at any price.Works like a dream - 10/1/2010 11:06:00 PM I have been using this sunscreen since it was called Lyphazome so I dont know how many years I have used it. Cant believe I never reviewed this. I have fair, sensitive skin. I hated greasy sunscreens and took years to get me to use it consistently. Thank goodness I found the one . 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Judging from the ebuild on Gentoo Bugzilla you will need these packages (those are Gentoo names, they might be named different on your distro) and their header (normally -dev,-devel packages:
Of course you will also need the stuff to compile them, that should be glibc, gcc, binutils and their headers.Code:x11-proto/randrproto x11-proto/renderproto x11-proto/videoproto x11-proto/xextproto x11-base/xorg-server x11-proto/xproto x11-proto/fontsproto
I don't really know about arch, but I think I remember, that they compile some stuff on their own. If you do that you get the headers automatically.
Extra header packages are only needed for distros that come with binary packages and don't install the headers by default. This is the case for Suse, Ubuntu, Debian etc.
Hi. I'm running RadeonHD on Arch Linux right now. All the packages you mentioned were already installed, but autogen.sh still wouldn't run, some unknown error I didn't write down. Guess what, in AUR (Arch User Repository) I found a PKGBUILD that fetches the latest RadeonHD-sources from GIT and then compiles them. It complained about not having the package "xorg-util-macros" and asked whether I wanted to install that package. Anyway, http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.ph...phans=0&SeB=nd is the link to the PKGBUILD I used.
First, do "pacman -S base-devel" to install some compiling stuff. Then fetch the PKGBUILD from the above link and put it in "/var/abs/local". Use "tar zxf xf86-video-radeonhd-git.tar.gz" and then "cd xxf86-video-radeonhd-git" to enter the directory. Issue "makepkg -s" to build the package. If any other packages are missing, makepkg will report those and offer to install them. After makepkg is finished, there's another file, called "xf86-video-radeonhd-git-20071106-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz" which can be installed with "pacman -U xf86-video-radeonhd-git-20071106-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz". The only thing you then need to do is edit "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" and use "radeonhd" as your videodriver.
In short:
- pacman -S base-devel
- mkdir /var/abs/local
- cd /var/abs/local
- wget http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/xf...nhd-git.tar.gz
- tar zxf xf86-video-radeonhd-git.tar.gz
- cd xf86-video-radeonhd-git
- makepkg -s
- pacman -U xf86-video-radeonhd-git-20071106-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz
- nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf (change driver to "radeonhd")
Kudos, great work! It is really amazing how fast this driver was developed and how well it already works. I installed it under Ubuntu Gutsy using "checkinstall" to package it first, so I can properly uninstall it later. What never happened before with fglrx, suspend and hibernate are working flawlessly for me now
No more need for fglrx here, 2D works just fine with my X1900XT in 1600x1200@60hz. Fonts look a bit different to me, but quality is fine. Playing videos using mplayer (mplayer -vo x11 -zoom) also works nice (although it causes heavy cpu load - I don't care for now). One thing I didn't manage is to setup gstreamer to use software scaling for fullscreen play. Any idea what I have to setup as videosink in gstreamer-properties?
Cool, while 2D/3D accel are missing, i am actually wondering about when/if they will add TV/Component out, which i use heavily on my linux machine.
Back to my scaling problem, it should work out of the box, but there is a bug in gstreamer0.10-pitfdll. An updated package for Gutsy is availiable within the according launchpad entry and it fixed the problem for me: Click!
For Mandriva users: the Mandriva radeonhd package is regularly updated, and uploaded to the /main/backports repository for Mandriva Linux 2008. If you're running 2008 and you'd like to try this version of the driver, enable the /main/backports repository - see http://wiki.mandriva.com/en/Docs/Bas...ions_available and http://wiki.mandriva.com/en/Docs/Bas...didate_updates - and install the 'x11-driver-video-radeonhd' and 'ldetect-lst' packages from it. Then run the graphics card configuration tool, re-select your card group (probably 'ATI Radeon X1300 and later'), and say 'no' when asked if you want to use the proprietary driver. This should make it use the radeonhd driver. Then just restart X.

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Brooke from Plentywood, MT
05/19/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
7 out of 7 people found this review useful. 1 of 22
Categories Comments Tips for prospective students Freshman, I was just you and leaned a lot. Do not go home in the first month of being there, unless there is a family emergency because the school has a way of introducing the freshman to all the sports and activities in the first couple weeks. If you have a roommate, don't spill their secrets, you guys have a bond that no one else will have with them. Also, eat in the downstairs cafe as much as you can..it's really good. :)
Bang for the buck The cost is the same for anyone in the U.S. and any other country for admission that's one of the great things about it. It has a great environment to study, sleep, party (responsibly), or whatever a person wants to do. Great school that everyone should look into.
Am enjoying being here I am having a blast at school. I love all the activities the school has which allowed me to meet so many different people from backgrounds and cultures all over the world.
Am learning a lot The teachers challenge their students to want to learn what they are teaching. I have learned so much that I never thought I would ever learn.
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Ariana from Spanaway, WA
08/12/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
4 out of 4 people found this review useful. 2 of 22
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Their system is quite versatile, so anyone will feel right at home while pursuing his or her education.
Tips for prospective students Don't be afraid to explore all your options. There are classes offered not only on campus, but also online or at the Air Base twenty minutes away. Don't forget all the different clubs and activities you can join!
Bang for the buck The colleges surrounding my current area cost more than $10k per year for undergraduates, and that's just tuition! They pale in comparison to MSU's tuition cost of about $5.6k per year.
Am enjoying being here I have visited MSU on a couple tours. The grounds are spread out, so be sure to bring comfortable shoes to jet from one course to another if your classes are in separate halls. Although I will not able to attend in person, I am definitely looking forward to the courses offered online.
Am learning a lot I have already taken a few Dual Credit classes sponsored through MSU, and I instantly loved the challenge of a class that had a college atmosphere. I can't wait to experience the real deal!
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Megan from Rapid City, SD
02/23/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
4 out of 4 people found this review useful. 3 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety all buildings have key-card access and security guards are always nearby and checking up on you. the campus is also very well-lit and there are cameras around, which are watched by security.
Great for these types of students athletes, musicians, writers, would-be-teachers, and nursings students. just to name a few.
Bang for the buck msu charges in-state tuition for all students...which is incredibly cheap in the first place. like i said before, the professors genuinely care about the students so you definitely get bang for your buck.
What to do for fun the campus always has something going on such as dances, concerts, hypnotists, etc. the city also has a lot to do in sports, music, art, dance, wow... really most everything.
Food and Dining the food was so-so my freshman year (2008) but i think administration realized this and really did a lot to make the quality better. although i have my own apartment now (and therefore buy my own food) i've heard nothing but good things in the last few years.
Dorm Life although dorm life is required for first-year students (excluding adults), each residence hall provides a great environment for newcomers. you meet others in your age group and major, which is great if you're from out-of-state like me.
Academic Rigor there isn't a ton of pressure to be a crazy-stressed/successful student here. the emphasis is placed more on the quality of learning rather than getting a 4.0 and needing to move on to grad. school.
Tips for prospective students my biggest tip for you would be to visit the campus/town/professors to get a good feel for the place. the teachers here really care, so you'll be spending a lot of time working with them and will want to make sure you get along.
In three sentences although you wouldn't guess it by school size and location, minot state university is a fantastic place to study. you can find great professors who have gone out into the world to work in their field and, one day, decided they'd rather settle down and teach their skills in a friendly area of the country. if you're looking for an inexpensive university with international connections, this is definitely the place for you.
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Elizabeth from Minot, ND
08/29/2011Reviewer is A current student here.
3 out of 3 people found this review useful. 4 of 22
Categories Comments Great for these types of students MSU is great for international students, students who want to go to a school away from home but don't want to pay out your butt for out of state tuition; anyone interested in playing NCAA Div 2, Communication Disorders Students, people who want a big school with a small school feeling; and any one interested in living in a big city that's very focused on it's university. I
Tips for prospective students Try to live on campus. Minot has a housing problem, and though the dorms aren't awesome, you very likely will not be able to find any thing affordable off campus. Also, buy a parking pass as soon as possible, as parking is the biggest down side to MSU. Even if you are living off campus, try to get a reserved parking, since the un reserved on the edge of campus and you might as well walk from home.
Bang for the buck MSU was named one of the top 10 public colleges under $8,500 a year, and has a great tuition rate. All students, in state, out of state and international pay the same rate for tuition. There are a lot of things being built this year meant to go up for 2012/13, which is MSU's 100th year, including a new student wellness center, a new cafeteria, new stadium (which will be finished this year) and additional parking and buildings.
Am enjoying being here MSU has an active campus, there's a lot of on campus things to do sanctioned by the university, as well as off campus things. If you are into the party scene, you'll find it easily. If you're not, then no worries, there are plenty of other things here! There are activities like movies, bands and speakers every week, and you won't be bored. The town also has stuff to offer, if you search it out.
Am learning a lot Minot State has a wide range of really good classes depending on your major. The gen eds are ok, pretty standard, but they do have something called Diversity Requirement, which is a gen ed completely different from your major. It's a great way to learn something you've always wanted to take or learn about.
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Rachael from Renton, WA
07/11/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
3 out of 3 people found this review useful. 5 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety The security guys on campus are always driving around, especially at night. If you are walking alone, they will offer you a ride, and have a station at the library specifically for those who like to study late. As a resident assistant, I know many of them personally and they are a great group of people.
Greek Life We have one fraternity and (as of this spring) one sorority, so if you've been interested in the brother or sisterhood of Greek life, but were hesitant because of the intense picture that has been painted by movies and tv shows, know that that is not the case here. The fraternity fellows can be a little crazy, but they're nice guys. I am a member of the recently re-instated sorority and I am so excited to begin our first full year back on campus! We are looking to make a good name for ourselves at the school and in the town, and have already managed to raise over $500 for the Minot YWCA as a result of a spring fundraiser.
Clubs and Activities There is so much to do here if you just look, there are always posters of events or activities to do, and once you have a major decided upon, there is likely a club having to do with your major filled with like-minded folks!
Great for these types of students Students who like to get to know your professors, enjoy learning, and don't need much off-campus to satisfy their free-time.
Bang for the buck The price cannot be denied for Minot State- especially if you are going into Communication Disorders and don't need a big city, Minot is an excellent place to be! I am going into my third year at Minot, and have been able to work my finances so far so that I have not had to take out a student loan, and have been able to pay for my schooling between summer jobs and a few scholarships. I feel that I am getting an incredible value for my money!
What to do for fun Campus student groups are very on their toes making sure there is plenty to do! We have several intramural sports teams: bowling, volleyball, flag football, soccer, etc; our student activities group arranges to show us movies that are between the theater and coming out on DVD; and we have fun activity nights like a Penny Carnival (in which we raised money for leukemia research), tie blankets, and Create-a-Critter (like Build-a-Bear). In town, we have a bowling alley, a movie theater, and a decent-sized mall.
Food and Dining I don't have many complaints about the food, but there aren't always options for individuals who have different food needs (soy milk must be requested and there is only occasionally a good vegetarian option outside of the salad bar).
Dorm Life I really enjoyed living in the freshman hall, and so I went to work with the housing office as Resident Assistant! I spent another year working in the freshman girls' hall, and will be spending next year in the upperclassmen girls' hall. It is community-style living and most residents have a roommate. In the upperclassmen co-ed halls, rooms are divided into suites (two rooms of two residents each, sharing a bathroom and entryway). There are five halls on campus total.
Academic Rigor I am in both the Communication Disorders and the Psychology programs at Minot State. I had most of my prerequisites done before I came to school, so I am not sure about the rigor in those classes. I know that the Communication Disorders program is incredibly competitive (it is the largest program on campus, and many of the students in the program are hoping to get into the graduate school at Minot, which has a limited number of slots) so the classes keep everyone on their toes to make sure we are all ready for graduate school and for the profession.
Tips for prospective students Get to know the faculty- you will definitely see them around, and if you're a hard worker in their classes, they'll remember you and will be more than willing to write letters of recommendation. It may be small- but don't think that means Minot can't surprise you.
In three sentences Both the town and the school are big enough to meet new people and find opportunities, but small enough so you don't feel lost in the crush. Classes are sized to give you a great connection with your professor and peers. On-campus groups come up with lots of fun and interesting activities to fill your time out of class!
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Rebecca from Minot, ND
05/25/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 6 of 22
Categories Comments What to do for fun The Beaver Dam has awesome food and a great relaxed atmosphere, there's large screen TV's and a pool table. There are many campus clubs that are very welcoming. The library is a great place to work on homework and research.
Tips for prospective students If you are looking for a personalized college experience and want an opportunity to be involved and recognized, Minot State is for you!
In three sentences Minot State is very personable and welcoming. The staff is always helpful and supportive. I have enjoyed getting to know everyone.
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Shalyssa from Canada
07/20/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
1 out of 2 people found this review useful. 7 of 22
Categories Comments In three sentences I love this university! I'm extremely excited to attend here, and can't wait to begin my degree! The CONNECT MSU was amazing and I had a lot of fun! I even met several friends there.
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Samantha from Fort Walton Beach, FL
08/25/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 8 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Minot has a small crime rate, but the campus safety patrol are still a great plus. They will drive you around at night to and from the library and the dorms are protected with key card accesses only.
Greek Life They only have one frat house, but are attempting to create more. I believe a sorority is coming this year.
Clubs and Activities They offer a great number of clubs and host a club fair for freshmen.
Great for these types of students - Poor students. - Students who need hand on and one-on-one help - Students who need to work
Bang for the buck It's super affordable, and still offers a great education.
What to do for fun They always have events and everyone is super nice and willing to make friends. Other than that, it's a small town so you have to make your own fun.
Food and Dining The meal plans are affordable( like everything else here) and the food is actually really yummy. The freshman 15 does exist.
Dorm Life Cook hall does not have AC, but other than that my experience has been nothing but the best.
Academic Rigor The professors don't screw around, but they are always willing to help a student in need.
Tips for prospective students Apply early, then right away fill out the Housing Application form. Try getting an early orientation so you can get classes earlier, because they fill up fast.
In three sentences Minot State is a great school for those who want a smaller school, but to still have the large events. The housing and food options are great and the professors are the best.
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Tallyn from Kasson, MN
09/07/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 9 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety There are safety patrols all the time in little buggies. You can usually see these go by several times while on your way to class. I have yet to hear or see anything happen on campus and most people here feel safe. I know I feel safe! The school as a whole has very few reported issues from the past and they're generally petty things, so no worries!
Greek Life The Greek system here has returned after being buried for about 25 years. The only catch is that you have to be a sophomore or higher to join, otherwise you just have to ask about it.
Clubs and Activities Like I said, they have a club fair right at the start of the school year, usually on the same week as the first day of classes. There are MANY clubs to choose from, from gaming to politics, to science, to religion, to just about anything else. And hey, if you want, you can even make your own club. You just need to ask about it.
Great for these types of students Really any kind of student. This place caters to all sorts of people regardless of age, nationality, sex, gender, sexual orientation, religion, political stance, whatever you may be. There are many clubs that you can participate in if you feel like the only one of your kind, and they hold a club fair soon after the fall semester begins. Everyone has a place here.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus The Beaver Dam, which is a student lounge, is where a lot of people make their hangout during the open hours. They offer sandwiches, wraps, and other food as well as music and occasional venues when available. It has a nice atmosphere and it's not too loud, so people even go there to study.
Bang for the buck The school is very inexpensive and affordable, even for those who have the worst finances. For the cost it's definitely worth it and more. You'll like being here.
What to do for fun When you first get here you will give a magnet that gives you the dates of all the upcoming events for that semester. There are various acts as well as movie rentals, books to check out, computer labs, and other places around town like restaurants, theaters, and the zoo. There's always something to do, you just have to look.
Food and Dining The food here is great! There are many options to choose from including the pizza line, the grill, the classics, and the saut�© line. There is also a salad bar with salad (obviously) ingredients and two kinds of soup every day, along with a dessert buffet with pastries and an ice cream freezer. I will say to get there early, usually at about 12pm for lunch and 5-5:30pm for dinner to get the best they have available.
Dorm Life The dorms are fun and lively, and most people get along fine with others no matter how atypical you are from the norm. If you don't get along with your roommate, tell your RA or RHD and they'll help you to find a new room is possible. I had to do this and I don't regret it at all.
Academic Rigor They'll start you off fairly slow so you know what you're doing and to ensure you have a good grasp on the material. It's rigorous, yes, but they don't give you more than you can handle. They space out the due dates of assignments to give you enough time to not only do the assignments, but to ask questions. Remember to ask for help if you need it.
Tips for prospective students Bring comfortable shoes! The campus is sprawling and it's a good idea to wear something comfortable to make a quick dash to your classes, especially as a freshman and if you happen to have any science or art/English classes like I do. Also, don't be afraid to talk to people and socialize as the people are pretty nice. Remember to know your RA's in case something happens in housing or between your roommate.
In three sentences So far, so good! The staff is very helpful and there are many programs to help student adjust to life here on-campus. There are also peer review programs for classes if they're needed.
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Kristin from Minot, ND
06/15/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 10 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety I feel really safe on Campus. If you are ever in a building tell really late. You can call security and they will escort you to your dorms or cars.
Greek Life The Greek life is not good at this school! If you are trying to go somewhere with a big Greek life I would not attend this school for that.
Clubs and Activities There are so many clubs and activities going on at this school. Being a freshman this year I don't even know all of the clubs.
Great for these types of students If you're a shy and quite person some great things to get involved with would be attending some of the events the school puts on there is always something going on and it's a great way to meet people. Also if you're living on campus just go through the dorms and meet new people its so easy meeting new people on this campus.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus I don't know of anything.
Bang for the buck What really sold me on attending the school was the affordable tuition costs.
What to do for fun On campus there are always things going on every week! Every month they have movie nights you can go to. Then some of the big things that happen through out the year are goldfish night, where you get a pet goldfish. Also tie-blanket nights, tie-dye shirts, and many more things.
Food and Dining Being a freshaman this year the food was a adjustment from having home cooked meals, and I didn't like it to much. But then 2nd semester they started changing things up and it has became alot better and more enjoyable.
Dorm Life Living on campus makes the college experience much more enjoyable its lets you meet new people while you get to live with your friends.
Academic Rigor Most of the classes have pretty reasonable expectations and there are some that you need to study a little more for.
Tips for prospective students Don't be afraid of attending college if you're looking to attend Minot State University the student and faculty are very friendly and are willing to help with anything.
In three sentences Minot State University has very talented professor's, they work well with the students needs. The atmosphere among campus is very friendly. The Sports teams did very well this year for competing in their first year of NCAA division 2 sports, 2 teams won their conference tournaments and the hockey team won the whole Divsion.
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Stephanie from Minot, ND
01/13/2014Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 11 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus security are the best!always on the lookout for intruders. Patrolling in their vehicles and in foot.nthey are available to keep you company on a walk back from the library or anywhere late at night as long as you give them a call.
Greek Life Sororities and fraternities are the great for making new friends you can call family while siding the community through fund raisers etc
Clubs and Activities So many globs and activities you might have trouble choosing.so there is a club fair to get you acquainted with all the clubs.
Great for these types of students Students who want to fey the best our of college in both academics and experiences.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus None that I know of
Bang for the buck This school is a close knit community of school families and relationships coming together as one.
What to do for fun School activities such as movie screenings and acts from all over the world for free...eg home free came to Msu and they win the sing off.
Food and Dining The variety of areas and foods to choose from is excellent. A meal and ambience for every occasion whether a quiet coffee break or a get together grilled lunch.
Dorm Life Perfect place to meet new people from all nations and people pursuing different majors fir insight into other field. Especially the amazing RAs who develop fun gatherings for residents.
Academic Rigor People of all academic standing would be very comfortable. All below average currently will be motivated,encouraged and groomed to get better while also keeping the exceptional students challenged and engaged
Tips for prospective students Get ready for the weather and come prepared for cold and long winters. Apply early and develop a relationship sigh your professors.
In three sentences It feels like home at Msu. The faculty are more than ready to help you sail through all tour difficulties. You will fain life experiences that you will never forget life as a beaver.
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Matthew from Minot, ND
02/19/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
12 of 22
Categories Comments What to do for fun i like to go out hunting and fishing. i hangout with my friends and family.
Food and Dining the food is alright but the prices are high.
Academic Rigor i find that professors say put two hours in for every credit the class is worth more and more true as you excel in your studies.
Tips for prospective students come in with an open mind don't think its just going to be like high school because people say college is easier but in all reality it takes more application. you have to put work in to succeed.
In three sentences i think minot state is a great school if you are coming for a school where the average graduating class is twenty to twenty-five students. i found the transition a little rough but that is because i was working my first semester. this year is going easier now that i am not working and focusing on my degree.
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Lorrin from Minot, ND
03/18/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
13 of 22
Categories Comments Clubs and Activities They have many different clubs on campus. I currently am apart of one which is how i made most of my friends. Its called Chi Alpha which is a christian club that is attached to many different churches in the city.
Food and Dining When living on campus you can have are required to purchase a meal plan. They try to have a variety of choices. I have no tried to these meals yet so i only here its hit or miss on some days.
Dorm Life I currently don't live on campus but as from what I've heard from other students that is do able. It is cheaper to live on campus than to rent, but they also have restrictions on what you can have in your room. Such as no alcohol (very acceptable) which most school do, and nothing that causes heat like microwaves.
Academic Rigor It is an alcoholic free campus which deals with many problems in itself. You must have a 2.0 in order to be accepted in the school. You must keep a 2.0 to stay in the school.
In three sentences As far as i know they have a great place to work out and many sports available. The student body is active on creating a fun environment as far as small events go. If you need help in any classes there are tutors and other resources readily available when you need them.
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Rachel from MInot, ND
05/09/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
14 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety We have security guards that work around the clock and walk any one to cars at night if you wish.
Greek Life Greek Life has just made a reappearance at MSU.
Clubs and Activities There are so many clubs available at MSU. The hardest part is to pick one to join off the list of so many fun clubs!
Bang for the buck The education you get from MSU is great. The tuition is also great because it is pretty inexpensive for all the great classes that are offered.
What to do for fun There are lots of plays to attend on campus. There is also Beaver Idol which the broadcasting department holds every semester and you can win free products like iPads etc.
Food and Dining The new dining program has delicious food.
Dorm Life MSU has beautiful dorms.
Tips for prospective students Make sure to have fun when you go to school. Take those few classes that you are interested just for fun. You meet new people in these classes.
In three sentences There is a great student/teacher ratio. The professors really care about your education. There are a lot of great on campus events that help you meet new people.
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Joshua from Minot, ND
05/11/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
15 of 22
Categories Comments Food and Dining Excellent facilities
Tips for prospective students Find housing in advance.
In three sentences Minot State provides the small classrooms and individual attention my learning style is geared towards. They offer some diverse classes yet are lacking in some areas due to funding and staff. Minot State is an excellent school but has much to do in the wake of various influences in the city.
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Philip from Minot, ND
06/15/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
16 of 22
Categories Comments Bang for the buck 10k a year to talk with all your teachers whenever you want. Also, every place is hiring in town and there are excellent internships/research possibilities.
What to do for fun Beaver Dam, Karaoke,
Dorm Life McCulloch hall, enough said lol....super loud and crazy 24/7
Academic Rigor College is what you make of it, take it serious and pursue higher level courses and it is guaranteed to be a challenge!
Tips for prospective students If you are first generation talk with the POWER program, very helpful! Otherwise, be sure to go on the tour and meet with your potential adviser, they'd love to meet you and help you out and seem to always have time for students.
In three sentences With the low teacher-student ration I can talk with my professors daily! This communication has led me to multiple travel and research opportunites and obviously better grades/understanding!
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Hayley from Minot, ND
09/11/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
17 of 22
Categories Comments What to do for fun Every week there is always something going on for campus life. They usually send the students an email telling us of a lot of the activities going on.
Food and Dining The food at Minot State is actually really good. Most people think of school food as being bad, but they have many choices and they have reasonable prices.
Dorm Life I can't say anything bad about the dorms because I haven't stayed in them. The only thing I do know is that the residents like to stay up pretty late.
Academic Rigor Well so far the work load isn't so bad considering its the start of the semester. According to the curriculum the professors do expect a lot of you. The best bet in order to succeed is to stay organized.
Tips for prospective students One of the best things for new students would be to get involved in a club or some kind of activity. Once you get involved you meet a lot more people. Also it would be very beneficial to get to know your professors.
In three sentences Minot State University is a great place to meet new people. My professors are very understanding. Getting involved in the school is very easy to do, there are so many things for various people.
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Jessica from Minot, ND
10/03/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
18 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety There is campus security on campus 24/7. If you ever feel that you need assistance with something, or want someone to walk with you late at night from one place to another. They are there to help. I always feel very safe on campus.
Greek Life There are Frat houses and organizations as well.
Clubs and Activities There are a ton of clubs offered at this school. There is a club for everyone. If you don't find the club you are looking for, then you can create your own club.
Great for these types of students This school is perfect for students who want, or need a small student to professor ratio. The professors here on campus are realistic people who genuinely care about their students. They are very understanding and are willing to work with you in most circumstances.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus On campus there is a wellness center. In this wellness center there is a gym, 2,000sq/ft surface area rock climbing wall, and many other amenities.
Bang for the buck Cheap tuition! Everyone receives in state tuition, no matter where you are from, rather it be, in state, out of state, or international. This is a huge selling point for this school, that puts it above a lot of other schools.
What to do for fun The school offers enjoyable activities just for students, to get their mind off of school, such as movies, comedian shows, ventriloquist shows, free food events and more. They also hold dances, dodge ball, paint ball, fairs, sports events and plenty more.
Food and Dining The food is not like you would expect it to be. It is actually very good. There are three different cafes to get food at. They all offer a different variety of foods at each cafe. There are plenty of options for food choice. There is something that everyone will enjoy.
Dorm Life The dorms are really nice. They are big and spacious, and not overcrowded. They are very clean. They have kitchens, individual room A/C controls, pool tables, washers and dryers and a lot of other accessories.
Academic Rigor Great professors! They offer a wide varriety of majors. Awesome people!
Tips for prospective students This school may be in a cold location, but it is well worth it. It is not surrounded by a big city, so it is easy to focus on school with limited distractions. The school offers enjoyable activities just for students, to get their mind off of school, such as movies, comedian shows, ventriloquist shows, free food events and more. The school is like a community of its own. This school makes college a great experience.
In three sentences Minot State University is a great school, with great professors. The professors are really here to help you to be a successful student and person. This school has a lot more to offer its students than the average school, It is outstanding!
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Jared from Surrey, ND
03/13/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
19 of 22
Categories Comments Bang for the buck It is kind of overpriced for a State University.
What to do for fun Many clubs and activities.
Dorm Life unknown
Tips for prospective students Study.
In three sentences Minot is a great small university. The size allows for personal attention from the professors. Most of these professors also cater to military members needs.
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Caitlin from Minot, ND
04/20/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
20 of 22
Categories Comments What to do for fun There's always something going on on campus, from hypnotists, to movie showings, to concerts.
Food and Dining The food is pretty decent, and there's plenty of variety.
Dorm Life I don't live in a dorm, but my friends who have tell me that there has been many issues, from at least 14 fire alarm incidents, to power going out, to the air conditioner failing in August.
Academic Rigor The classes are interesting but not too difficult.
Tips for prospective students Make sure to keep up with classes and you'll be fine. There's always something going on on campus so meeting new people and being involved is easy.
In three sentences Minot state has a lot of entertainment. The classes are interesting and not too difficult. There's also a special emphasis on giving back to the community.
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Kelsey from Minot, ND
04/27/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
21 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Nothing major has happened on campus, we are looking into getting Blue lights but we do have a night security team going around campus.
Greek Life Both local Fraternity and Sorority, very community oriented and lots of great people, lots of great fun!
Clubs and Activities Lots of Various clubs to join! And always activities happening, from movies to giant game night, tie blankets, cupcake wars, bands, hypnotists and more!
Great for these types of students For students that want to be more than just a number, get to know your professors more personally and you are definitely heard on campus!
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus The Quad is a great place to hang out during the warmer months, there is beautiful landscape and when it is nice they have bands and singers playing out there as well with free food!
What to do for fun I am very involved on campus. There is student government, a sorority an a fraternity and lots of events that happen on campus.
Food and Dining Not always the best but we have a new head food and dining director and he is revamping everything up! Can't wait to see what is to come in the following fall.
Dorm Life On campus living is great. It is a great way to meet people and get involved, some of the hall policies aren't the greatest but the new staff is looking at updating some of those rules.
Academic Rigor As long as you put in the work you will get the reward. Some professors are harder graders than some, also depends on the program you go into. Communication Disorders is an intense program.
Tips for prospective students Learn the lay of the land right away, makes for your first day on campus a lot easier when you know where you are going. There are always events happening on campus which makes it easy to meet people.
In three sentences Small class sizes make interaction with the professors beneficial. Low tuition rates. Love the people.
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Chris from Northbrook, IL
07/11/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
22 of 22
Categories Comments Campus Safety Very safe, 24 hour security and there are cameras all though campus, security also provides escorts.
Greek Life There is one Fraternity Mu Sigma Tau, and one sorority Beta Theta. We expect to see more greek life on campus eventually.
Bang for the buck $12,000 yearly for room and board is not that bad. But they are raising tuition it will still be a good deal, just not as good.
What to do for fun Cruising, Dakota Square mall, fishing, hunting, parties, campus activities (they hire magicians, karaoke, illusionists and other guests from out of town) galleries, and arcades.
Food and Dining The campus provides food through Soldexo, who are really hit or miss when it come to quality of food. If you live on campus you are required to have a meal plan, but if you live off of campus, save your money.
Dorm Life Dorms are great if you are an upperclassman. Freshman dorms are large but are worn down and need renovation.
Academic Rigor It really depends on your major.
Tips for prospective students Don't become a geology major, it is the hardest thing you can do at this university, pick something else. Do not order anything from residence hall linens.
In three sentences Minot State University is an inexpensive, diverse, and supporting university. It's professors are aimed towards helping students succeed and provide one on one support for students that are struggling. It is truly a wonderful place to go if you are interested in meeting new people and becoming successful as a student.
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Game 163! Rays, Rangers to clash in tiebreaker
Lefty Price, rookie Perez squaring off for right to meet Tribe in Wild Card
It's officially win-or-go-home time for the Rays and Rangers.
The Rays travel to Texas for Monday night's American League Wild Card tiebreaker to decide who advances to face the Indians in Wednesday's AL Wild Card Game in Cleveland.
Texas earned home-field advantage via its 4-3 regular-season edge over the Rays.
Tampa Bay dropped two of three to the Blue Jays over the weekend, but won Sunday to force the playoff. The Rangers, after struggling for much of September, closed the regular season with seven straight wins to advance to Game 163.
"Tampa Bay is coming into town, now we have to keep our game elevated and do what we have been doing. We don't change anything," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "Just continue to play Texas Rangers baseball and hope to sustain it for a long time to come."
Rangers left-hander Martin Perez and Tampa Bay's David Price will square off in Monday's tiebreaker, set for 7:05 p.m. CT and televised on TBS.
Price comes into Monday's matchup sporting a 2.73 ERA in his last four starts, but he's facing a squad he has been anything but dominant against throughout his career. The reigning AL Cy Young Award winner is 1-4 with a 5.98 ERA in eight starts career starts against Texas -- including a 10.26 mark in four starts in Arlington.
Price also has dropped all three of his postseason starts against the Rangers, two during the 2010 AL Division Series and the other in the 2011 ALDS.
Despite those struggles, Price is ready for the spotlight of Game 163.
"This is hands down my biggest game of this year," Price said. "It's night and day bigger than Opening Day. It's big. This is the moment that I want to be in. I want to be able to relish this moment and just go out there and have fun."
Price likely will have to deal with Rangers outfielder Nelson Cruz, who will return to the Rangers roster on Monday after serving his 50-game suspension for violating Major League Baseball's Basic Agreement and its Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment program.
The Rangers did not say Sunday whether Cruz will be in Monday's starting lineup.
"We're playing really good baseball, and the guys are excited," Cruz said. "I'm excited and I'm happy to be back and be with my teammates and play the game that I love."
Rays: Have to slow 'em down
A big key in Monday's tiebreaker will be how well the Rays handle Texas baserunners. The Rangers were second in the Majors with 148 stolen bases this season, with five different players reaching double figures.
Rays catchers caught only 21 percent (32-of-150) of basestealers this season, tied for the third-worst mark in the Majors.
"Have to keep the right guys, or the wrong guys, off base. However you want to look at it," Rays manager Joe Maddon said. "You definitely have to attack their speed guys and make sure they do not get to first base."
• If the Rays win Monday, right-hander Jamey Wright (18 years) and outfielder David DeJesus (11) will be appearing in their first postseason.
Rangers: Rookie Perez gets ball
Perez gets the start in the Rangers' most important game of the season on Monday, but the rookie certainly hasn't been pitching like one as of late. The 22-year-old is 7-2 with a 3.26 ERA in his past 10 starts.
"I feel good. He's one of the reasons why we are getting this opportunity, and it's his turn," Washington said. "He's well rested. We have plenty of guys to back him up. If it gets out of control, we can stop it quickly. We have a lot of confidence in him."
Right-handers Alexi Ogando and Matt Garza will be available out of the bullpen to back Perez, who has not yet faced Tampa Bay this season.
• A corresponding move for Cruz being activated to the 40-man roster will be announced Monday.
Worth noting
• This is the fourth time in the last seven years there has been a Game 163.
• Including the postseason, Cruz is 9-for-21 with three home runs against Price. Elvis Andrus (11-for-27), Alex Rios (9-for-26, two homers) and Adrian Beltre (9-for-26, one homer) also have good numbers against the lefty.


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No one -asked- that you leave. When I first read your earlier post, I thought were complaining about this site and said you were leaving. That's the problem with intertubz communication. It doesn't always come out the way you typed it...
No one wants you gone...
Things get misconstrued so easily online. People try to read emotion into posts or someone doesn't word themselves as well as they could and then there's a blow up over something that may not even be intended. Happens on NEARLY every forum. Hopefully my original response is OK. I've gotten along on every forum and like most of them for certain things, I'm a gear info junkie. I think Hans' point was - tread lightly on this topic so it doesn't turn into a sh!tstorm bashing other forums. The official PRS forum obviously can't have that. I don't think there's anything wrong with Dave asking what other forums people may like as long as it stays civil.
uhh ..so we just talk about guitars and guitar like people and mainly PRS and if one of yall are near Pensacola we can jam or go a boat ride and...so we are good?
we're all good! (hopefully people see the funny side of the above post) Oddly enough I was in Pensacola in June, well I drove through it anyway (we do work in Mobile, AL).
I'll look you (and others) up next time I'm in the US!
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So let me get to the business at hand -- I've had enough of people logging in under pseudonyms and stirring the pot.
What kind of miscreant would do such a thing?
Before you know it we'll have some $%#&@% stealing other people's usernames.
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#3 .....Now that's some funny stuff!!!
so was the original impersonation effort!
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The Jester fugg'in Rocks!
Fanboy of the Jester (AKA) James (Previously known as 11top)
Private Joke? I went through boot camp with a Private Joke.
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Misunderstandings on the internet!? I find that hard to believe...
Right Hans?
Private Jokes....Joker Privates!?
Wow I gotta quite reading this stuff before coffee.... or Lunch... or Tequila
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The terrace of Nendaz, stretching from 1300 m to 1400 m in altitude, commands a fantastic view of the Bernese, Valais and Vaud Alps. A modern holiday resort has grown up all around the centre of this delightful old Valais village with its traditional timber houses, barns and grain stores. Siviez, eight kilometres to the south in the Nendaz valley, also belongs to this community. It is sometimes also called 'Super Nendaz' and cableways run from here to Mont Fort, at 3330 m the highest peak of the 'Les 4 Vallées' (Four Valleys) ski resort.
Nendaz offers a richly varied children's programme and has been awarded the 'Families Welcome' seal of quality. There are child-minding facilities for toddlers; toy hire; craft programmes; footpaths suitable for pushchairs; and playgrounds: absolutely everything for our smaller visitors.
Around Nendaz there are approximately 250 kilometres of hiking trails, a network of paths running from the orchards in the valley up to the high alps. A particular highlight is the excursion by cableway or mountain bike to the glacier terrain on Mont Fort, with its expansive view of 20 four-thousand-metre peaks, including the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc.
Owing to the dry climate of the Valais, farmers built a system of irrigation channels across the region centuries ago. Nendaz has the biggest network of these 'suonen', some of which are still used, and 98 km of footpath now run along 8 of them. As one of the biggest raspberry and apricot growing areas in Switzerland, Nendaz has dedicated one of the local themed trails to fruit growing. There is also a hike to some of the biggest larch trees in Europe on the Balavaux Alp (Isérables) or, if you have a taste for the exotic, take a stroll through the Japanese Garden.
- Suonen trails: gentle walks along 98 kilometres of Nendaz irrigation channels accompanied by the sound of the babbling waters.
- Grande Dixence Reservoir: at 285 metres, the highest reservoir in the world in the Hérémence Valley (visits to view the inner workings from mid June to the end of September).
- Sitten (Sion): capital of the Canton of Valais with its historic townscape dominated by the imposing fortified hill castle of Valère which commands a stunning view.
- Saillon-les-Bains: a little town of Neolithic and Roman origins with a variety of attractions including thermal baths and Farinet's Trail, a symbolic walk which depicts the history of the big-hearted forger.
- Grottensee near St-Léonard: from March to November there are boat trips across this underground lake between Sion und Sierre.
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- International Alpine Horn-Festival: the biggest event of its kind in Switzerland with more than 100 players of all nationalities and lots of events and activities (July).
- Grand Raid: the longest and hardest mountain bike race in the world in which 4000 competitors attempt a course 131 km long from Verbier via Nendaz to Grimentz with a 4600 m difference in altitude (August).
- Guitar Festival: concerts for lovers of classical music with works from the baroque and contributions from South America and Russia (July and August).
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Gillyweed | |
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Mediterranean Sea |
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When it is consumed, one grows gills and webbing between the fingers and toes. |
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Herbology; Plants |
Gillyweed is a magical plant native to the Mediterranean Sea. When it is eaten by a witch or wizard, one grows gills and webbing between the fingers and toes, allowing them to process oxygen from water and navigate underwater more easily. There is some debate among Herbologists as to the duration of the effects of Gillyweed in fresh water versus salt water, [1] but the effects of Gillyweed in fresh water seem to last about an hour.
Gillyweed is said to resemble a bundle of slimy, grey-green rat tails.
Known Uses
Harry Potter used Gillyweed during the Second Task of the 1994 Triwizard Tournament. Dobby gave it to him, after overhearing a conversation which Barty Crouch Jr, disguised as Alastor Moody, staged with Professor McGonagall.
Connection with Gillywater
Gillyweed can also, presumably, be used as an ingredient in a drink called Gillywater. Professor McGonagall once ordered a glass of it in The Three Broomsticks. Romilda Vane offered Harry a glass of Gillywater spiked with a Love Potion, in an attempt to get Harry to ask her to Professor Slughorn's Christmas Party.
Behind the scenes
- Chocolate Frog Cards reveal that Gillyweed's properties were first discovered by Elladora Ketteridge but credited to Beaumont Marjoribanks about a century later.
- Gillyweed is featured in Magical Water Plants of the Mediterranean and Magical Water Plants of the Highland Lochs, books lent to Neville Longbottom by Barty Crouch Jr., who was posing as Alastor Moody.
- In the film, Neville Longbottom tells Harry about Gillyweed (he learned of it in a book Moody had given him), and Harry is given the actual Gillyweed by Neville and told to put it in his mouth by Crouch/Moody.
- In the book, it is Dobby who tells about and gives Harry the Gillyweed, after overhearing Moody/Barty's staged conversation with Professor McGonagall about which tactic the Champions might use in the Second Task.
- There seems to be some Gillyweed stored in the Herbology Greenhouses as well as Professor Snape's private potion stores.[2]
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game) (Mentioned only in Famous Wizard Card)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (video game) (Mentioned only in Famous Wizard Card)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire(First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game)
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If really good 3D performance is needed, PCI/VGA passthrough is the way to go, I´m not up to date on how KVM is doing in that area, but I use Xen 4.1 with PCI passthrough of a Radeon 7970 to a Windows 7 VM which I use only for games. The performance is really good, running BF3 just like the physical machine I had before. Also ran some 3D mark benchmarks and the performance loss was negligible, around 2%.
Yes it can be slow. I find that in real world usage it's not bad at all, especially when using virtio. It also allows thin provisioning, which is useful in the lab. For performance sensitive setups I usually do some type of raw block device, but qcow2 has it's place. One think KVM has an advantage in is allowing you do do just about any disk setup you want.
Few points:
- KVM is a kernel module, it loads on a classic Linux kernel and can be unloaded, it then provides with the help of qemu emulated devices and VT acceleration a fully virtualised model: Your guest OS is fooled and loads and install onto emulated hardware presented in software (ya follow?), will it be windows, Linux or else
- Xen uses 2 models:
- a fully virtualised one with the help of VT extensions and qemu device back end, similarly to KVM, allowing it to run Windows (this is called Xen HVM or Hardware Assisted Virtualisation) or other OSes
- a para-virtualised one, or PV model, that runs modified / patched guests (nicely enough, the same Xen patch for the host and the VM) - This needs a Xen patched guest, so usually limited to Open Source OSes. The acceleration comes from a front-end/back end driver model and a special hypercall ABI
- Virtual Box uses Binary Translation + VT extension and even if useful and painless to run on your desktop, its performance in high I/O and CPU bound tasks should be below the rest.
Now, in my real world experience deploying the first 2 in heavy workloads, not only PV Linux guests on Xen (second mode, paravirtualized) are much much faster than the HVM Linux guest (especially for I/O), they have also way less contention and are way more snappy if you were to saturate the guest with several VMs (not just run one) I have seen Xen dom0 hosts supporting amounts of heavily loaded VMs (again in paravirt mode) while maintaining very good performance and responsiveness, not so much HVM. To his credit, Michael has indicated the Xen mode for the benchmark: HVM, there fore I will say the results are not representative of the best performance possible for running a Linux Virtual Machine on a Linux host. If he picked a Windows VM, as this cannot be run under PV mode, IMHO, it will make more sense.
Also, I didn't see in the article the 'cache' settings used for the guest disk in for KVM and Xen, I think those are way more relevant than the back end format of the image (Raw, qcow2 etc) to assess pure performance.
Finally, PCI pass-through assigning a VGA card is not the most stable thing in the world, most likely hazardous and only a few have had good success on a limited set of GPUs, I believe the right solution is the dedicated driver as mentioned before, unfortunately those tend to be proprietary for now.
This post is simply to say KVM went a long way, however Xen PV Guests are the standard so far, and don't take my word for it, just look at what is powering the Amazon EC2 or Rackspace Cloud ... So would very much like to see a Xen PV fedora 19 guest tested
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Have you posted the tests with xen and kvm to backup your claims?
KVM uses virtio for pv. So far it can do balloon, disk, and network. Graphics should be coming when airlied finishes his work on virgl.
I wouldn't expect a massive difference between pv xen, and a properly configured kvm instance.
Sure VirtIO provides paravirtualized drivers for KVM, making perf better and no I have not posted data as this relates to live production platforms. I cannot however agree with your general assumption that KVM and Xen PV will be similar, it all depends on workloads and settings. I agree with you that lightweight front end applications should not make too much of a difference, but as previously mentioned i believe with contention and back end I/O there will be. Heavy DB benchmarks running on 4 VMs, leaving barely 128 meg ram to the host to run for example.
I am not 'claiming' anything by the way, nor have any interest financial or else with any company relating to those technologies ... sorry if this was seen trolling for Xen. I am not. I simplym want to say Xen PV was forgotten in this benchmark and it incidentally happens to have the least I/O overhead, at least IMHE.
I simply wanted to suggest 2 things:
- "by default" benchmarks of virtualization like this one should include Xen PV if testing a linux image
- Contention is where i have seen a performance edge, as mentioned before, i'd like to see a benchmark when we nearly use all resources of the host and see how the VM behave


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Thought you may be interested to see my interpretation on the Cold War CONFORM Concept design, it's based on a picture in a book I found on the internet. It's a converted Trumpeter Seawolf kit, with a lot of good old modeller's licence applied.
The new top deck unit was cut from the deck of an old Trumpeter Kilo and subsequently chopped, joined and filled. I had the alter the Seawolf deck a bit to get things to fit properly, but I think it looks reasonable.
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According to the group's website, www.delhi2dublin.com, Delhi 2 Dublin is non-stop world beat energy. Where else can you see a purple haired fiddle player rocking out with a kilt-wearing Korean flanked by two bouncing bhangra percussionists and a vocalist who looks like he would be at home in a Bollywood music video? Its live performances are all about energy. Delhi 2 Dublin captures the crowd - holding everyone hostage.
So what does Delhi 2 Dublin sound like? Well, they sound like what you would expect from a group who describes themselves as playing Delhi and Dublin fusion music - electric sitar, Celtic fiddle, electronic mixing, reggae, Punjabi and English vocals and a whole bunch of percussion on the likes of the tabla and dhol.
Delhi 2 Dublin is the new sound of music. Blending east and west, electronic and acoustic, mainstream and underground, the five- member D2D crew takes listeners on a wild and borderless trip with their global sounds. The band fuses the traditional sounds of tabla, dhol, fiddle, and sitar with cutting edge DJ aesthetics, to create a highly charged, multi-cultural dance celebration.
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All selections, analysis and thoughts will be posted on the Bowl Express Thread SPOOKY EXPRESS BOWLING FOR DOLLARS SELECTION AND ANALYSIS THREAD HYUNDAI SUN BOWL GEORGIA TECH vs. USC Monday, Dec. 31, 2:00 pm CBS No offense to the Sun Bowl, but one has to assume the USC Trojans are less than thrilled to be here. USC was the top ranked team in the preseason, and Matt Barkley flat out said he had returned for his senior year because he believed this USC team could win a national title. Not only did they not win a national title, but the Trojans lost five games during an extremely disappointing regular season. The Sun Bowl might be a nice bowl destination for some schools, but USC can't be overjoyed about this game. On the other side of this matchup is the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Georgia Tech is here despite losing more games than they won this year. Georgia Tech put up a valiant effort in the ACC Championship Game against Florida State, but they eventually fell, 21-15. Paul Johnson's team can still run the option as well as anyone in the country, but they can't throw and they have had trouble stopping anyone on the defensive side of the ball. There are plenty of storylines to go around in this one. USC alone has plenty of storylines to talk about heading into this game. Lane Kiffin has been rumored to be on the hot seat at USC. He might not lose his job if the team loses this game, but it will put that much more pressure on next year's team to succeed. Kiffin said he's been assured he'll be back next year, but we know there have been coaches who have been told that who never came back. An embarrassing performance here would probably make USC administration have some long and difficult conversations. Monte Kiffin, Lane's father, has already resigned after the Trojans defense put in several pathetic performances this season. This is Matt Barkley's last game as a college player. He missed the regular season finale with Notre Dame due to shoulder injury, but reports say he should be ready to go in this one. Barkley clearly wants to leave town on a brighter note. His team hasn't had the success he had hoped for, but Barkley has put together another very good season. There are a lot of NFL teams that would really like to have him on their roster. Georgia Tech has had one of the best running games in the nation for the past few years, and that is no different this season. The Yellow Jackets are averaging 313 yards per game on the ground, which is fourth best in the country. Senior quarterback Tevin Washington is good at running the option, but he has been terrible throwing the football. Lately, Georgia Tech has been rotating freshman Vad Lee into the game. Lee looks to have a higher upside, but he obviously will have to work through some growing pains. Al Groh was fired as Georgia Tech's defensive coordinator in October. A few years ago, Groh was considered one of the hottest coaching prospects in college football. He implemented a 3-4 defense at Georgia Tech, and it didn't work out well. The defense actually improved a tiny bit statistically this season, but they still allowed more than 40 points in six different games. Charles Kelly is now the team's defensive coordinator, and he is focusing on trying to get more pressure on the opposing quarterback. Needless to say, Georgia Tech better get some heat on Barkley in this game or they'll be in quite a bit of trouble. Will USC be motivated for this game? That really is the biggest question that needs to be handicapped in this one. There is no question that USC has far more talent on its roster than Georgia Tech does. Still, even with top-notch talent, the players have to show up and be hungry for a win. It's hard to determine how the team as a whole will respond to this game, but I do think Barkley will be ready to end his career with a great game. I don't think Georgia Tech has the personnel to stop USC and its strong passing attack. Georgia Tech has been able to run the ball on almost everyone, and they should be able to run it against USC as well. The problem I see for Georgia Tech is they could very well get behind quickly and be forced to throw it more often than they want to. Understand and most everyone knows that I follow this team as much as anyone. USC's issues are the result of one person and that is Coach Kiffen. His play calling, his halftime adjustments and his practice methods have created an unstable team this year. Obviously some overthrows by Barkley and stupid penalties are also the cause but I think in this game USC's talent will show up to make a late-season statement. Look for USC to cover, and look for this one to go over the posted total. I will come back with a more definitive play closer to game time but no matter what the numbers say I am taking USC in a game that has the makings of a rout. With all the injury issues will be sticking with what I believe and playing the Over as I stated weeks ago. USC -7 USC/GEORGIA TECH OVER 60 POINTS
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The medical term for a knocked out tooth is "avulsed."
Teeth - broken; Tooth - knocked out
A permanent tooth that is knocked out can sometimes be reimplanted. In most cases, only permanent, adult teeth are reimplanted into the mouth.
Baby teeth are usually left out.
Tooth accidents are commonly caused by:
Save any tooth that has been knocked out. Bring it to your dentist as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the less chance there is your dentist to fix it. Hold the tooth only by the crown (chewing edge).
You can take the tooth to the dentist by following one of these tips:
Also follow these steps:
If your tooth is badly broken, your nerve endings may be exposed. You will need immediate dental help to avoid infection and pain.
You may not need an emergency visit for a simple chip or broken tooth. You should still have it fixed to avoid sharp edges that can cut the lips or tongue.
If you cannot close your upper and lower teeth together, your jaw may be broken. This requires immediate medical help at a dentist or hospital.
Roberts JR, Hedges JR, eds. Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2004.
Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby; 2002.