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NFL Season Begins on NBC with Thursday NFL Kickoff Featuring the Last Two Super Bowl Champions (Saints at Packers) and Ends on NBC with Super Bowl XLVI From Indianapolis Jets Host Cowboys in Opening SNF Game on 10th Anniversary of 9/11 Storied Rivalries Including Cowboys-Eagles, Colts-Patriots, Bears-Packers, Giants-Cowboys, Patriots-Jets, Ravens-Steelers, Eagles-Giants |
NEW YORK – April 19, 2011 – Storied rivalries including Giants-Cowboys, Bears-Packers on Christmas Night at Lambeau, Colts-Patriots, Steelers-Ravens, Cowboys-Eagles, Patriots-Jets and Eagles-Giants; a matchup of the last two Super Bowl Champions as the Packers host the Saints in the opening Thursday night game; and Peyton Manning returning home to New Orleans in a Super Bowl XLV rematch highlight the "Sunday Night Football" schedule as the NFL announced its 2011 slate of games today. The season concludes on NBC with Super Bowl XLVI from Indianapolis.
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The Case for Tradable Tax CreditsClinton G. Wallaceaffiliation not provided to SSRN March 26, 2012 New York University Journal of Law and Business, Vol. 8, No. 1, p. 227, 2012 Abstract: This note argues that tradable tax credits offer advantages as compared to other mechanisms the federal government can use to affect social and economic policy. Policymakers should consider the tradable tax credit as a potentially desirable form of tax incentive, rather than a necessity of political compromise as was the case in the enactment of existing tradable credits. First, the note establishes that tradable tax credits can be the economic equivalent of direct spending programs and of refundable tax credits. Next, the note examines a limited but significant set of circumstances in which the tradable tax credit can offer efficiency and political benefits as compared to refundable tax credits or direct subsidies. The note creates a simplified example that illuminates how tradable tax credits can be beneficial, considering various forms of government intervention to prompt private building owners to retrofit buildings to be energy efficient. The tradable tax credit mechanism can give rise to positive externalities, above and beyond the positive externality that prompts policymakers to implement a tax incentive, that are created solely because of the tradable mechanism by which the incentive is delivered. The resulting welfare gain distinguishes tradable tax credits from refundable tax credits or direct subsidies. Additionally, the form of the tradable tax credit may help create strong coalitions behind a policy proposal by uniting direct beneficiaries of the social or economic policy with investors and other interested outside parties. The tradable mechanism also provides significant equity benefits, similar to refundable tax credits, and potentially reduces enforcement costs as compared to government interventions that do not make use of third party expertise. Tradable tax credits therefore constitute a viable and potentially useful form of tax incentive in ways not previously recognized. Number of Pages in PDF File: 53 Keywords: tax credits, tradable, tax incentives, tax expenditures, tax policy, low income housing tax credit, new markets tax credit, safe harbor leasing Date posted: March 27, 2012 ; Last revised: March 28, 2012Suggested CitationContact Information
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Erin Grant's Cousin Is A Writer Too!
Not only is Rosine's Alex Taylor a writer and a college instructor, he's a PUBLISHED author and me and my family couldn't be more proud.
For as long as I can remember, Alex was writing stories. I would go in his room and see piles of notebook paper with his signature barely legible writing on the front and back of each page
Erin Grant's NCAA Bracket of Speed
Okay, in a previous post, I lamented about my worry and my panic over filling out my various NCAA brackets. However, I decided to throw all caution to the wind and take a risk by filling out my WBKR pool bracket as fast as I could.
WBKR Takes the Polar Bear Plunge [Video]
The Polar Bear Plunge was Saturday morning at The Hines Center in Philpot. And, for the second consecutive year, record crowds and participants turned out to raise money for and support Special Olympics Kentucky! 233 plungers walked the plank at the Hines Center lake and plunged into the chilly waters and, in doing so, they raised $55,000 . . . an all-time record for Owensboro's event. As you know, Jaclyn and I encouraged listeners (and a couple of fellow deejays) to join us in the effort. And, yep!! We've got video!!
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Alongside Memling, Bouts can be considered the most important successor to Rogier van der Weyden. Little is known about his training and early work. Even if not actually a pupil of Rogier himself, Bouts was profoundly influenced by his work. He developed Rogier's style to an almost radical degree in his verticalization of architecture and figures, his reduction of the individual in favour of the type, and his concealment of the body behind exquisite, minutely detailed garments. Whether we can view these as the first indications of a specifically northern Netherlandish art with a Protestant flavour, or whether Bouts was simply part of the more general trend sweeping over Europe after the middle of the century, is hard to decide. Whatever the case, the stylistic features intensified from the Eucharist Altar in Louvain (1464-1467) to Diptych of The Justice of Emperor III in Brussels.
The diptych belongs to the genre of the justice scene, it was painted by Bouts towards the end of his life for the council room in the town hall at Louvain, which had been completed in 1460. The paintings recount the horrific misadventure that befell Otto III and his treacherous wife. Bouts had found the story in a 12th-century chronicle written by Godefroy, Bishop of Viterbo.
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UPDATED! July 2010 with some family photos included in the book! There are two Chapters in this book Section A- Henry Downes of Maryland, and Section B: Ludowick Downs of Texas. Chapter Two covers Henry Downes & Lady Jane Douglas of Virginia and descendants. The states this line of Downs family is found is: Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas. There is lots of DOWNES or DOWNS family history of the surname included. This book is complete with wills, cemetery records, census records, book research information, land deeds, and every scrap of information I could locate on the Downes or Downs family lines. Chapter Two family descendants traveled down and settled in the South Georgia area, Worth County, Georgia. This book is a must have if your surname is DOWNES or DOWNS.
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Pirani pressure sensor with distributed temperature sensing
Baar, J.J. van and Wiegerink, R.J. and Krijnen, G.J.M. and Lammerink, T.S.J. and Elwenspoek, M.C. (2001) Pirani pressure sensor with distributed temperature sensing. In: ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, November 11-16, 2001, New York, New York .
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Abstract: | A Pirani pressure sensor is based on the fact that the thermal conductivity of a gas is dependent on the pressure. The structure presented in this paper consists of a heated microbeam, which is placed above a v-groove in a heat sink. The temperature distribution along the microbeam is a measure for the thermal conductivity of the surrounding gas. Measuring the temperature distribution instead of the average temperature of the beam has two advantages: the measurement becomes independent of the Temperature Coefficient of Resistance of the temperature sensing resistors and the heat loss to the substrate is implicitly taken in account, which extends the lower pressure range. |
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Little did William Gully realize in 1947 that he would progress from a one truck owner-operator to the principal owner of a very successful fleet with approximately 150 power units in 2002. Yet that, in a nutshell, is the story of Gully Transportation. Today, Gully Transportation represents the consolidation of at least four different carriers. It is comprised of a tank division, including both food grade, liquid tanks (used for commodities such as corn syrup) and also pneumatic, dry tanks (used for bulk limestone, minerals and silica sand) and a van division, which hauls general commodities, including industrial hardware, chemicals, paint, and household goods for several retail outlets. Main terminals are located in Quincy (which remains our home office), St. Louis and Kansas City. Still today Gully Transportation follows the motto it was founded on years ago, "Pulling for America with Professional Pride."
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A Phony Farewell to Arms
Why Assad Won't Have to Part with Poison Gas
AMY SMITHSON is a Senior Fellow at Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
See more by this authorToday, inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) are due to arrive in Damascus, Syria, where they will begin the exceptionally difficult process of destroying Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons capability. The inspectors are going in on the heels of a unanimous UN Security Council resolution that banks on Assad's cooperation with the disarmament process. (Assad gassed civilians in the suburbs of Damascus with the nerve agent sarin as recently as August 21, after which Russia may have read him the riot act. This development, combined with U.S. gunboat diplomacy and the recent UN investigative report exposing Syrian gas use, may explain why Assad joined the Chemical Weapons Convention and indicated his willingness to give up his stockpile.)
Yet barring a miraculous personality change, Assad should not be expected to lay down his chemical arms meekly. Less than a month ago, he staunchly denied possessing chemical weapons, postponed a UN investigation for months, attempted to obliterate evidence of recent sarin attacks through repeated conventional bombing of the sites where gassing took place, and turned his snipers on UN investigators.
The Security Council and the OPCW both state that Assad should grant the inspectors "unfettered access." But neither has established any inspection requirements more onerous than the Chemical Weapons Convention's standard procedures. The convention's verification regime was largely designed for a collaborative disarmament process; it balances the rights of the inspectors against those of the inspected states, which are allowed some control over how much access they give inspectors. Thus, Assad can leverage Syria's rights under the convention to hold on to some of his chemical weapons capabilities.
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Boron has two main benefits. First, as a bone building nutrient, boron is involved in the mineralization of bone tissue, that is, helping deliver and affix minerals into healthy bone structure.1,2 Boron is found in most Bone Support Formulas for this reason. Second, boron also plays a role in hormone balance and hormone production although the exact nature of this role is incompletely understood.3
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Pubix is really moving into the Charlotte area quickly with a new store opening this week in Ballantyne.
I recently wrote about Publix my column (Charlotte Observer – 2/8/2014 Link to Article. While researching Publix I found that their policies seem to differ state to state and even prices can vary state to state by as much as $.50. I received several emails correcting me on a few things – (Thanks guys!) I was incorrect when I wrote that Publix did not double coupons. That was incorrect, they do DOUBLE here in NC but they do not DOUBLE coupons in the state of Florida.
From the Publix website - a summary of their Coupon Policy
· Publix allows the use of one manufacturer coupon AND one store coupon per item purchased.
- Publix accepts competitor coupons
· Publix doubles coupons up to and including $0.50. Only manufacturer coupons will double. Store and competitor coupons will not double. * in Florida no coupons will be doubled
- Publix does not accept expired coupons.
· The Publix Promise guarantees that if during checkout, the scanned price of an item (excluding alcohol and tobacco products) exceeds the shelf price or advertised price, they will give the customer one of that item free. The remaining items will be charged at the lower price.
· Publix does not limit the number of coupons that can be used per transaction.
· During a BOGO sale, you do not have to purchase two items to receive the discount. BOGO items each ring ½ of the regular price. * this is not true in Florida*
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Commercial Real Estate: Industrial space market sizzles in 2013
February 24, 2014Not surprisingly from the flurry of deals related to industrial uses in the North Bay in recent months, industrial space had the biggest improvement in vacancy in the North Bay in the fourth quarter. …
Mark Koenig, who has been brokering larger-sized retail leases and sales in the North Bay for two decades, in early February moved his affiliation to San Rafael-based Meridian Commercial. …
In one of the larger industrial leases for the fourth quarter, blow-molding equipment servicer Pur-Fect Plastics is consolidating to 10,000 square feet of newer, better-equipped space in Petaluma. …
Six acres of vacant land behind The Home Depot store in Windsor, the site of a mixed-use project once known as Shiloh Sustainable Village, sold to a Southern California couple. …
BioMarin to buy San Rafael complex for $116 million
December 30, 2013SAN RAFAEL — BioMarin Pharmaceutical, Inc. (Nasdaq: BMRN) made a big signal toward its future plans for its Marin County base of operations when it agreed to pay $116.5 million to purchase the four-building San Rafael Corporate Center complex where the creator of treatments for rare diseases moved its headquarters just over a year ago.
Vionic set for major expansion
December 2, 2013SAN RAFAEL — More than three decades in the making, a brisk pace for sales growth for Vionic Group in the past few years has the maker of therapeutic fashion footwear planning to double the size of its headquarters and boost its staff there by more than one-third.
Leaders in commercial real estate development
November 4, 2013Developers are listed by county and in alphabetical order by the firm.
Report: Industrial space options dwindle in Napa, Solano
October 30, 2013FAIRFIELD — Industrial real estate availabilities in Solano and Napa counties continued to narrow in the third quarter, according to a recently released report.
Industrial vacancy showing declines
October 28, 2013While Sonoma County's office property market continued to have high vacancy in the third quarter, availability of industrial space countywide dwindled to near single-digit percentages among a wave of leasing and building purchases by businesses in the previous 12 months. …
Three of the five buildings in the 70,000-square-foot Parkpoint Office Center complex at the corner of North Dutton and College Avenue have sold to a San Jose-based investor. …
Senior housing eyed for hilltop San Rafael office building
October 28, 2013SAN RAFAEL — A prominent Terra Linda hilltop feature for four decades could become home to seniors rather than office workers under a plan to convert the 131,000-square-foot building to housing.
Basin Street returns to Marin with purchase
October 24, 2013MILL VALLEY — Basin Street Properties, which owns dozens of office, industrial and retail buildings in Sonoma County, returned to the Marin County office market after an eight-year absence with the purchase of a nearly 100,000-square-foot bayside complex.
Pasha to expand to San Rafael
September 2, 2013SAN RAFAEL — The Pasha family has been moving automobiles, heavy equipment and property of military personnel on oceans and highways worldwide starting six decades ago, and now the company is rigging its headquarters for a move to support business growth of 3.5 times in the past decade.
Report: Solano-Napa commercial vacancy falls fastest in years
August 22, 2013FAIRFIELD — The proportion of industrial and office space in Solano and southern Napa counties waiting to be leased fell in the second quarter at the fastest rate in several years, according to a new report.
A full-building, 318,000-square-foot lease to Encore Glass in a new Fairfield warehouse is a key example of demand.
FrontRow increases reach
August 12, 2013PETALUMA — Out of its beginnings as Phonic Ear in the 1960s, FrontRow in 2005 specialized in wireless systems that help K–12 students be able to hear and communicate with their teachers and classmates better, and now the company is evolving again to earn a front-row seat on bids for school construction and upgrade projects.
Job-seekers, employers open Glassdoor to growth
August 5, 2013SAUSALITO — Fueled by millions of new users in the past year using its website, social media tools and mobile apps to get and give a transparent look inside companies before the job interview, 6-year-old Glassdoor is taking a big step toward accommodating this and further growth.
S.F. investor buys Medtronic airport buildings for $18M
July 31, 2013SANTA ROSA — A San Francisco-based commercial real estate investor purchased two office buildings fully leased to Medtronic Vascular near Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport for $18 million.
Bay Area commercial property activity comes to North Bay
July 15, 2013The surging deal activity for multifamily, retail, industrial and office properties around the Bay Area is beginning to make inroads into the North Bay, according to local real estate market experts.
Brokers say more firms hunting for North Bay space
June 10, 2013Petaluma's industrial market continues to be a focal point for commercial real estate activity in the Highway 101 corridor in the North Bay, but the corridor's office market is improving from the south, according to market experts.
North Bay properties can draw northward migration of Bay Area creativity
March 11, 2013Technology and social media wages are being spent here in wine clubs and hospitality. Eventually, some of those employees will buy houses in the North Bay. That intellectual capital will create companies, some starting in the North Bay or moving here.
Going forward, we see substantial increases in sales of commercial real estate properties as investors realize we are at the trough of the market, with prices on the rise.
San Rafael, Novato most-active Marin office markets
March 11, 2013San Rafael and Novato were the most active Marin cities in terms of square feet leased in 2012. Absent unexpected new major additions of user-controlled space, we expect a continued gradual decrease in vacancy in 2013. Asking rents will edge higher as additional buildings raise asking rental rates.
Balance tips to owners in southern Marin
March 11, 2013The balance of power in the office market in southern and central Marin County continues to move in favor of landlords.
Looking forward into 2013, we are tracking an increase in demand over historical levels.
Santa Rosa office space demand 'modest'
March 11, 2013The Santa Rosa office market continues to be challenging for property owners with vacancies. While higher than the doldrums of 2009–2010, tenant touring activity continues to be modest. Tenants still have the ability to take advantage of opportunities in the market to upgrade to higher quality space and in most cases are able to do so while lowering their occupancy expenses.
Petaluma commercial property at 'turning point'
March 11, 2013The economy continues to recover slowly, but we are experiencing positive growth in Petaluma. 2012 was a critical year. It appears to have been a turning point for Petaluma commercial real estate.
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Monkey Mamas Give In to Tantrums Too
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Now you've got a public tantrum on your hands.
Most moms handle at-home tantrums with cool efficiency, but when Junior chooses the middle of Whole Foods to fling himself on the floor and wail, we feel a little sheepish. The way I see it, there are two choices: 1) Stand back and pretend you don't have any idea whose child that is, or 2) Jump in and deal.
Public tantrums are a humbling part of parenthood. Here's the silver lining, though: While our peers in the checkout line might gawk or even secretly judge, they aren't likely to chase us out of the store or give us a painful bite.
But when researchers studied rhesus monkey mama behavior, that's exactly what they found. When toddler rhesus monkeys -- who can cry admittedly loudly -- threw public tantrums, onlooking monkeys grew agitated and often became violent toward the mother. Apparently, rhesus monkeys haven't learned the art of the disapproving look, which can be nearly as painful.
But monkey or human, this peer (mis)behavior works. Human studies show that parents are far more likely to give in to a public tantrum than a private one. Likewise, monkey mamas were 81% more likely to return to nursing (usually the cause of the tantrum) if unrelated onlookers were nearby. No word on whether or not the nearby monkeys offer smug, unsolicited parenting advice. Though if they did, I suspect the risk of violence (to them) would go up. Way up.
Finally, while monkey moms were at risk during public tantrums, their babies were in even more danger. A rhesus mom is 400 time more likely to hurt her baby during a tantrum. Anyone who's ever lived throw a toddler throw-down knows these knee-high powerhouses can be stubborn, tireless, and loud. That's why it's a good idea to know how to keep your cool when trantrums, public or private, come on.
So the next time your kiddo throws a fit in the middle of the mall, just be grateful you aren't a rhesus monkey. And remember that tantrums are a rite of passage for every parent. If bystanders act like they haven't been there before, they either haven't and so therefore can't understand ... or they're lying.
How do you handle public tantrums -- yours and others?
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ame s said...By the grace of God and all else that is holy, I was blessed by the fact that my daughters never had a tantrum (aka a hissy fit here in the South) in public and very few at home.
I feel sorry for the parents of the kids that do throw hissy fits in public, but not to the point where I don't wish they would scoop up the lil screamer and get them the heck out of my hearing range ;)
Jamie said...If I bring snacks and toys when I go shopping, there are no temper tantrums in public. We have only had a few when we are leaving a place of interest. Even those have been mild for my Husband and myself. Mostly temper tantrums happen at home when I am trying to do something, like feed big brother while little brother does not wait patiently. Oh, and of course any time I am on the phone.
Mary Sullivan said...This is fascinating! Nicely written post, too--appreciate the humor ;) Have more than a few tantrum notches in my belt, lol, and remember well those smug loooks and unsolicited gems of advice. Interesting to think what would happen if you gave food & attention to a human toddler every time sh/he pitched a fit, like the monkeys do. I think it would have been a pretty disastrous strategy over the long run with my more tantrum-y guy. But for some kids maybe it wouldn't increase tantrum frequency at all. Probably depends on temperament.
Nicola said...I love it! Some things are simply biological. We do tend to over analyze ourselves. This article made me smile. We've all been there. In fact, I distinctly remember grabbing my very angry screaming young son who was begging for some "eeees!!!" (nursies) out of the cart and slinging my boob into his mouth as we cruised the aisles of Sams one day. Just like a monkey, apparently.
Mylene said...I didn't know Monkeys could throw tantrums! This site is so kewl. I found a similar post here: http://feedmecheesy.com/2009/03/17/what-happens-when-zebra-and-lion-fall-love
tinachi said...Yep, kids throwing tantrums and having meltdowns are a normal part of their developement, and a good way to test parent's boundries as well. So, yes, to all the parents of screaming children: Focus on your child, do what you have to do to re-gain control(even if it means leaving a location or whatnot,) and yes, my favorite: Tell the on-lookers to f!@# off (nicely) if they put their ignorant two-cent opinions in your situation that no one even asked for in the first place. My favorite saying: "Please keep your ignorant comments to yourself as no one asked for them. Thank you." Fends them off everytime.


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I got The Witcher 2, can play it on Ultra settings (without Uberantialiasing or whatever) on a steady average of 65-70FPS. Sometimes it hits 98% GPU Utilization, but not always. I think thats normal right?
Runs good, good FPS all around.
It seems like the NFS one is not optimized for this GFX or I don't have the latest patch.
I've becoming to think that my CPU is holding me back when I play intesive multiplayer games like BF3 even tho any core is maxing out.. what do you think?
Note: If I join an empty server on BF3, GPU Utilization does go higher and I get way better FPS, problem is when the server has more than 20-30 players.
The single player of BF3, I can play with with an average of 100FPS I think.
If a power saving feature does not mess with your performance, why would a powerfull cpu like yours hold you back ?
Test that cpu with every synthetic benchmark you can find, and compare results online.
If everything seems good, then it's not the cpu.
And if the gpu is performing well in most games and benchmarks, i wouldn't worry about that either.
Assuming your pcie x16 slot works fine, and PSU delivers power properly to all system components, then it has to be either poor game support or inadequate driver support.
Or both !
Remember, a powerful gpu demands a powerful system.
That means psu, mobo, cpu and good temps.
EDIT: all NFS games from "the run" and beyond run like crap.
Frostbite engine continously advances, but bf3 and nfs:the run are the only ones with good optimizations.
Don't worry yourself with these games too much.
gigabyte X58A-UD3R rev.2, core i7 975 3.9ghz (stock voltage), windows 8.1 64-bit, corsair 12gb DDR3 1600mhz 7-7-7-20 RAM, xfx HD 5970 + gigabyte HD 5970 (950mhz/ 1100mhz), coolermaster ultimate 900w PSU.AMD Catalyst 15.4 beta
Before I bought this Corsair H80i (three weeks ago) this CPU was running all of the time of its life with its stock cooler, reaching 55-60C while gaming. This went on for like 3 years. Back then I didn't care if the temps were too high (yeah, pretty bad of me to think like that).
Maybe this CPU has suffered some damage and is underperforming now.
What Benchmark utilities do you recommend for me to test and compare with other people's results?
A cpu with 55-65° C during load will last the most, assuming it functions on stock voltage, and uses a good curable thermal paste.
You did change the thermal paste with that H80i, didn't you ?
No, the cpu should be fine.
Start with Cinebench, Passmark, sisoft SANDRA and aida64 benchmark tests. Run intel burn test only for stability stress.
Make sure that minimal processes/ services run on the background. That includes internet connections and anti-virus software (make sure the benchmark you run is clean first).
I upgraded my system, and the "underperforming problem" of my R9 280X was due to the AMD Phenom II X6 1100T Processor, it was bottlenecking the R9 280X so it could not perform as it should/could.
I now have a Intel i7 4790k @ 4.4GHz (stock turbo) with an ASRock Z97 Extreme6 Motherboard.
Right now, in EVERY GAME, I get 98-99% GPU usage. Finally I can experience how this card is really able to perform.
If an admin reads this, please mark this as Solved.
It was a true bottleneck case. (even tho I thought not at the beginning.)
Thanks all of you who tried to help me, deeply appreciated.
Before System Specs [bottlenecked]:
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1100T @ 4.0GHz (overclocked)
Motherboard: Gigabyte 970A-D3P
RAM: Kingston HyperX 8GB @ 1600MHz 9-9-9-27 Dual Channel
PSU: Corsair TX850W
CPU Cooler: Corsair H80i
Current System Specs [awesome]:
CPU: Intel i7 4790k @ 4.4GHz (stock turbo)
Motherboard: ASRock Z97 Extreme6
GPU: XFX R9 280X DD 3GB [same as above]
RAM: Kingston HyperX 8GB @ 1600MHz 9-9-9-27 Dual Channel [same as above]
PSU: Corsair TX850W [same as above]
CPU Cooler: Corsair H80i [same as above]
I doubt that,My 1100T isnt bottleknecked by my 2-Gigabyte Boost 7950's in crossfire.And a 280X is just a rebadged 7970 Ghz card.
I would bet it was that mobo.
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Hmmm, how would my former MOBO be a bottleneck?
Not saying it was bottlenecking,maybe just something wrong with it.All your other hardware looks fine(on before specs)I just think there was some issue with that mobo.
This is what I am getting in BF4 using the Ingame FPS counter on a 64 player server:
1920X1200 Ultra
crossfire enabled 100-120 fps Ultra
crossfire disabled 50-60 fps Ultra.
As for BF3,I would have to check again.
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Cheap Trick, 'Dream Police' ('Guitar Center Sessions'): Exclusive Video Premiere
Cheap Trick have still got it, and they're happy to show it off.
The rock veterans deliver the goods on the season finale of "Guitar Center Sessions," with a performance of their 1979 classic "Dream Police". Billboard exclusively premieres the clip below.
"Dream Police" was Cheap Trick's highest-charting song on its release, reaching No. 26 on the Billboard Hot 100. It was the title track from an album that reached No. 6 on the Billboard 200 and has been certified Platinum by the RIAA.
In recent years, the rockers have toured the album in North America and reissued the classic album with four bonus tracks.
In the "Guitar Center Sessions" finale, Nic Harcourt chats with the band about their rise, their motivation and their career, which has yielded more than 20 million album sales and 16 studio sets. The episode airs Jan. 17 at 9pm ET/ 10pm PT on DIRECTV???s Audience Network (channel 239).
"Cheap Trick is the perfect way to close out another season of Guitar Center Sessions," comments Dustin Hinz, director of music and entertainment marketing for Guitar Center Sessions. "We're always excited to bring quality music programming to fans across the country and after such a wide range of musical acts featured this season, a band as theatrical and dynamic as Cheap Trick is the only way to wrap."
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Soon after the end of World War II, it is discovered that a mysterious stone called the Medallion has been the cause of all human suffering. The Medallion grants overwhelming power to anyone who possesses it, which has resulted in mankind constantly fighting itself to gain the power of the Medallion. You've been selected as one of four ace fighter pilots that are about to undertake the most important military operation in human history: find the Medallion and destroy it. Be prepared for a fight, though, as there are plenty who oppose your mission, and they'll stop at nothing to prevent you and your squad from succeeding. You'll have to use your expert flying skills to emerge victorious, but you'll also have your Reflect Force to deflect enemy gunfire. Can four men change the fate of the world and destroy the Medallion?
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Aromatic chicken with egg noodles offered surprising elements, too, but not necessarily the kind that arouse. There was aroma here, but it didn't come from the chicken. The perfume came from the broth itself, a murky black bath that looked like well-used engine-block solvent. The pool floated pieces of lemon grass, Kaffir lime, shaved fennel and a snag of egg noodles that were tough and rubbery. Thin in demeanor, the broth had a strangely bitter, almost industrial chemical way about it. This is odd because it was benignly crafted from pork neck, chicken bones, sweet soy sauce and herbs. Somehow, something got out of whack.
Pad Thai got out of whack, too, though on its face it looked like an innovation rather than a misstep. It was cleanly arranged with little pinches of bean sprouts, greens, carrot and daikon radish ringing a loose and separate wad of flat noodles interspersed with egg and juicy chicken. The noodle mass was relatively clear, void of any rust stains that might come from a sauce flush with tamarind or peanut. The flavors were very clean; too clean. All that could be pulled out of the noodles were a trace of fish sauce and a shock of lime. Tom Tom chef Tim Byres says his pad Thai recipe is anchored on a rich, rounded sauce composed of tomato paste, sugar, fish sauce and fresh-squeezed orange juice. But our pad Thai had no such racy lingerie. It was nude.
Nude works in most of this food, though. Grilled calamari steak, a neat sheaf of clean peppered meat strips stacked on a banana leaf, was creamy and delicious, with a sea salt, cracked pepper and lime solution for dipping. Indonesian beef and shiitake mushrooms on rice, with a yellow curry and sweet soy soak, were fitted with rosy beef slices, tender bok choy leaves and a tasty demeanor.
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Gyoza dumplings: $5
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Barbecued salmon: $8
Calamari steak: $7
Vietnamese beef salad: $7
Aromatic chicken: $8
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Pad Thai: $9
Indonesian beef: $10
Overall, Tom Tom finesses a deft stroll on the cutting edge. It's clean. It's tasty. It's cheap. Maybe this is the noodle house force that will drive noodle fusion to steak-house glory, filling the landscape like a division of unstoppable bunnies. It's on its way. Tom Tom parent Triple R group is planning another Tom Tom to open sometime next year at Preston Road and Northwest Highway.


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Local graduates included Doug Billings, nuclear medicine department manager, and Susan Thomas, compliance/audit coordinator, both of Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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The use of growth hormone (GH)-dependent markers in the detection of GH abuse in sport: Physiological intra-individual variation of IGF-I, type 3 pro-collagen (P-III-P) and the GH-2000 detection score.
Erotokritou-Mulligan, Loulietta, Bassett, E. Eryl, Cowan, David, Bartlett, Christiaan, Milward, Polly, Sartorio, Alessandro, Sonksen, Peter H. and Holt, Richard I.G. (2009) The use of growth hormone (GH)-dependent markers in the detection of GH abuse in sport: Physiological intra-individual variation of IGF-I, type 3 pro-collagen (P-III-P) and the GH-2000 detection score. Clinical Endocrinology, 1-27. (doi:10.1111/j.1365-2265.2009.03668.x). (In Press).
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Background: Growth Hormone is abused by athletes for its lipolytic and anabolic properties. Its use is prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency. The GH-2000 research group developed a methodology to detect its abuse using the concentrations of two GH-dependent biomarkers, IGF-I and type 3 procollagen (P-III-P). The sensitivity of this method may be improved by considering intra-individual variability.
Aim: the aim of this study was to examine the intra-individual variability of IGF-I, P-III-P and the GH-2000 score.
Subjects and methods: IGF-I, P-III-P and GH-2000 score were evaluated in four longitudinal studies involving 303 elite and 78 amateur athletes. Samples were collected over a period of up to 12 months from a total of 238 men and 143 women aged between 17 and 53 years (mean 24.2).
Results: the four studies showed good agreement with no apparent difference in within-individual variation between amateur and elite athletes. The intra-individual variability for IGF-I ranged between 14 – 16% while the variability for P-III-P was 7 – 18%. No athlete tested positive for growth hormone during any of the studies. The overall mean intra-individual variability of the GH-2000 score was less than 0.6 units in all studies.
Conclusions: the high stability of marker levels suggests that concentrations are largely genetically determined. Adopting a test based on the concept of an athlete's 'passport' or 'profiling' would take advantage of this and most likely increase the sensitivity of the test. These data also provide strong evidence that a positive test result for GH abuse would not occur as a result of chance variability.
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ISSNs: | 0300-0664 (print) |
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Keywords: | growth Hormone, abuse, sport, IGF, P-III-P, variability, longitudinal |
Subjects: | R Medicine > RC Internal medicine > RC1200 Sports Medicine |
Divisions: | University Structure - Pre August 2011 > School of Medicine > Developmental Origins of Health and Disease |
ePrint ID: | 73086 |
Date Deposited: | 02 Mar 2010 |
Last Modified: | 27 Mar 2014 18:52 |
URI: | http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/73086 |
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