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Doctors and scientists wishing to decode a human genome can now do so in a day for US$1,000 a pop using the recently-released Ion Proton sequencer. With a price tag of $149,000, though, the machine isn't cheap – nor is it the be-all and end-all of desktop gene sequencing. For one thing, the tiny $900 MinION sequencer should be available soon. Also, a team of scientists from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Yale University have now developed a concept of their own, which could end up providing an even less expensive high-speed sequencer. Read More
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OCT. 13, 2006--The University of Wisconsin-River Falls physics department continues its fall observatory viewing sessions by probing into the past and examining how it relates to the future.
"The Solar System Ain't What It Used to Be--Planets Beyond Pluto?" will be presented by UWRF Associate Professor of physics Eileen Korenic at 7:30 p.m. with a telescope viewing to follow at 8 p.m. on the first clear night during the week of Oct. 23-26.
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I agree 100% with him, I just said the same thing the other day regarding Hearns vs PBF.
"Hearns would be a bad matchup for PBF. Trying to box and counter Hearns is hard, I dont think Hearns has ever been outboxed, he was taking SRL to school with the jab and SRL had to pull out all the stops and go to war with him. With Hearns reach, speed and jab that is going to be a major ***** for PBF to try to overcome. Hearns lost to guys in brawls and PBF doesnt have the power to brawl with him and wont be able to outbox him on the outside. Id pick hearns ud."
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Again, this is what Im talkin about. Its that same crap that Steward has been saying. He always use to say that Floyd is just good but SRL & Hearns would kill him. You could tell by the way he was saying it that he was comparing those 2 to Floyd as a WW and that is so unfair to look at it. Thats the same exact way that alot of the idiot media and haters look at it. Those guys were in there 1st division and were huge while Floyd is so not a real WW and is in his 4th division. If you want to compare them then do it in a P4P sense. Floyd at 130 is easily as good if not better then they were at WW. Thats how you should compare them. Its stupid to do it any other way. I would be different if Floyd came into the ring at a 158 pounds and looked like a real WW but he doesnt at all.
At 130 he can definatly hang with them and as Max Kellerman always says, he moved up in weight way way way better then they did. He looks much better at WW then SRL & Hearns looked at SMW and LHW. People just say this stuff to hate and Steward is the most overrated trainer in the history of the game. Every fighter he gets are already champs when he gets them and then he tries to take all the credit. The only one he took from ground zero is Hearns and anyone can see that he was just a freak of nature. Infact, if Manny was really good then there is no way that Hearns wouldve lost to SRL when he had that lead on him. Then look what he just did with Andy Lee. Come on now
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Thread after thread is about the cunt. If its not about him, its about Cotto, and its related in somehow to him.
Larryx you are not a hugger, because you defend him. You are a hugger,because you dont stop talking about him, and because you say stupid **** like he would destroy Hearns, and beat Whitaker clearly.
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An opening reception is set for Wednesday, Feb. 20 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Giddens Learning Center Art Gallery, 1556 Hewitt Avenue, in St. Paul.
In conjunction with the exhibit, Jermal, from Hudson, will also give a keynote lecture, "Breaking Your Barriers: Insights on Creativity" during the Evening of Artist Talks, Performance and Lecture on Feb. 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Giddens Learning Center Art Gallery and Auditorium (LC 100E).
In her presentation, set for 7 p.m., Jermal will explore creativity and the creative process, such as: How do we decide what is creative? What behaviors enhance or deter creativity? What kind of environment will encourage creative endeavors? What is required to have creative collaborations? Jermal will address the insights that research on creativity over the last 50 years has taught us about the nature of creativity: the process, the environment, the character of creative individuals, and the creative product.
The juried invitational exhibition will feature the work of 13 member artists, including Jermal, Lynnette Black, Betsy Dollar, Jacquelyn Mihalik, Bettye Olson, Gina Dabrowski, Liz Ofstead, Bonnie Ploger, Liz Dodson, Deb Krueger, Alis Olsen, Dawn Saks, and Jill Waterhouse.
All events are are free and open to the public. The exhibition is sponsored by the Minnesota Chapter of the WCA. The WCA also sponsored "A Place at the Table," a touring exhibition of culturally-specific artist-made chairs that has been shown at ARC Gallery in Chicago, Gallery 101 at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, and at United Theological Seminary in New Brighton, Minn. Founded in 1972 in connection with the College Art Association, WCA is a national member organization unique in its multi-disciplinary, multicultural membership of artists, art historians, students, educators and museum professionals.
For more information about the exhibit. contact Jill Waterhouse at 612-339-6011.
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New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) light sweet crude for delivery in August, eased 14 cents to $104.77 a barrel, while Brent North Sea crude for August delivery shed 20 cents to $107.53.
WTI hit a 15-month high of $107.45 in New York on Thursday and Brent reached $108.93.
"Profit-taking is driving prices down. A lot of investors are taking short positions on oil right now," Kelly Teoh, market strategist at IG Markets in Singapore, told AFP.
"But I still expect WTI to have strong short-term support at $102 on upbeat sentiment that Fed tapering will take a backseat for now," she said.
US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday said its $85 billion-a-month stimulus drive, known as quantitative easing (QE), would be kept in place "for the foreseeable future".
The news poured cold water on market expectations that the bank would start to wind it down later this year, which has sent global equity indices reeling in recent weeks.
Bernanke insisted that the Fed's easy-money policy was still necessary, because the unemployment rate at 7.6 percent was still too high and inflation was too low for comfort, despite signs of improvement in the US economy.
The fall in oil prices also comes after nearly two weeks of gains driven by concerns about Middle East supplies owing to an escalation in the Syrian conflict and the military coup in Egypt.
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Herschel: A Glimpse Of Things To Come
Herschel opened its 'eyes' on June 14 and the Photoconductor Array Camera and Spectrometer obtained images of M51, "Ëœthe whirlpool galaxy' for a first test observation. Scientists obtained images in three colors which clearly demonstrate the superiority of Herschel, the largest infrared space telescope ever flown.
This image shows the famous "Ëœwhirlpool galaxy', first observed by Charles Messier in 1773, who provided the designation Messier 51 (M51). This spiral galaxy lies relatively nearby, about 35 million light-years away, in the constellation Canes Venatici. M51 was the first galaxy discovered to harbor a spiral structure.
The image is a composite of three observations taken at 70, 100 and 160 microns, taken by Herschel's Photoconductor Array Camera and Spectrometer (PACS) on 14 and 15 June, immediately after the satellite's cryocover was opened on 14 June.
Herschel, launched only a month ago, is still being commissioned and the first images from its instruments were planned to arrive only in a few weeks. But engineers and scientists were challenged to try to plan and execute daring test observations as part of a "Ëœsneak preview' immediately after the cryocover was opened. The objective was to produce a very early image that gives a glimpse of things to come.
Image Caption: Three-color far-infrared image of M51, the "Ëœwhirlpool galaxy'. Red, green and blue correspond to the 160-micron, 100-micron and 70-micron wavelength bands of the Herschel's Photoconductor Array Camera and Spectrometer, PACS. Glowing light from clouds of dust and gas around and between the stars is visible clearly. These clouds are a reservoir of raw material for ongoing star formation in this galaxy. Blue indicates regions of warm dust that is heated by young stars, while the colder dust shows up in red. Credits: ESA and the PACS Consortium [ More Images ]
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Certain things should not be mixed together. Bleach and ammonia. White wine and red meat. Alex Jones and Joseph Farah.
Proof of the latter mixture's toxicity came last week, when Jones, the gravelly voiced Internet personality best known for his obsession with "truther" theories about the government's supposed complicity in 9/11, interviewed Farah, the mustachioed overlord of all things "birther," on his radio show.
For the most part, the two conspiracists' conversation went pretty much as you would expect: chitchat about a supposed plan to disarm all Americans; furious denunciations of the Supreme Court's recent decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act; speculation that the government would soon declare that "mom and apple pie and George Washington are terrorists." ( continue to full post… )
The CCC's Kyle Rogers Makes Himself Known on Stormfront
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According to several anti-racist websites, including One People's Project, Rogers regularly posts to Stormfront.org –– one of the oldest and largest racist message boards online –– under the name "Valhalla." In one post, in fact, Rogers signs his name as "Kyle" and includes a link to his business, which sells white nationalist and racist flags. ( continue to full post… )
'Sovereign Citizen' Daughter Indicted in Telemarketing Scam
In the family of one of the antigovernment "sovereign citizen" movement's most notorious ideologues, the apple seems to have fallen tragically close to the tree.
Jessica Gutierrez, the daughter of the late sovereign citizen Jerry Kane, was among 18 suspects charged by the Ohio attorney general in connection with a telemarketing scam that defrauded elderly victims out of millions of dollars. Victims were told over the phone that their properties, usually unused areas of deserts, swamps and other virtually worthless land, could be sold to "interested buyers" for as much as 15 times their true worth –– but only if the sellers first paid "closing costs" ranging from $500 to $16,000 to the scam artists. ( continue to full post… )


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The latest episode of The Sonic Newsdriver has been released. Be warned, there is some singing in it. Sorry. It is sonic after all. As always, it contains selected Doctor Who related news for you to digest sonically. Short and sweet, just like a Jelly Baby -- only sonic.
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Happy Birthday Doctor Who-sein, Doctor Who Get Smart and Lancaster, BBC iPlayer? There's an App for That!, If Adventure Has Name..., We Have a Date for Christmas... Again, The Mazes Are Landing Soon, It's All About Triumph of Intellect and Romance over Brute Force and Cynicism, Doctor Who in 3D?, and more!
Mervyn Haisman Dies at 82.
Mervyn Haisman, has died of heart failure aged 82. He with co-creator, Henry Lincoln, was responsible for the creation of the Yeti and the Quarks in the Patrick Troughton stories, The Abominable Snowmen and The Web of Fear in Season 5. Plus The Dominators in Season 6. He also worked on Doctor Findlay's casebook, The Onedin LIne as well as Howards way, all for the BBC. He was also responsible for scripting Hammer Horror's, The Curse of the Crimson Altar.
Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol Blu-Ray and DVD Release Date
Even though we are still a couple weeks away from the airing of Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol (coming to BBC (6pm) and BBC America (9pm) on the 25th of December), we already have a release date for the special on Blu-ray and DVD.
Just in time for Gallifrey 22, the special is slated for release on the 15th of February. So much for giving it as a Valentine's Day gift. Along with the special, the accompanying 'Doctor Who: Confidential' on it and 'Doctor Who at the Proms 2010' will be included as bonus material.
We can also assume that the special will be available on iTunes the day after it is shown on BBC America, so figure on it being there on Boxing Day.
The Horrors of Job Hunting: with Kevin and Randy - A TV Pilot by Joe Corallo
If you are a long time listener of Doctor Who: Podshock, you may recall segments by Joe Corallo ( @JoeCorallo ) some years ago. He mostly reviewed audio dramas such as the Cybermen story, Spare Parts by Big Finish. You may have met him at our recent 25th Anniversary Event for the Gallifreyan Embassy last month (see photo to left of him with Daphne Ashbrook).
Come On, Get Happy! I'm on The Happiness Patrol!
If you enjoyed our discussion on the ins and outs of building your own TARDIS (Police Box) in Doctor Who: Podshock 230 with special guests, the crew from The Happiness Patrol podcast, check out the latest episode of their podcast (The Happiness Patrol 47) in which I was invited on to talk about another Doctor Who icon, scarves!
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For what feels like for the longest time, we have been trying to get Lewis Bailey to join us on an episode Doctor Who: Podshock. Lewis does a podcast called The Happiness Patrol @TheHPatrol along with Dale Who @FishCustard2010 , Tara Wheeler @TARDIS_Tara (who you may also know as a Corespondent for Doctor Who: Podshock), and Lela Sandstrom @LelaSandstrom, due to scheduling reasons it never worked out. He has been also trying to get me on The Happiness Patrol as well for a while and for the same reason, it hadn't worked. Although we had Lewis on an episode in a recorded segment at the Doctor Who: Podshock 5th Anniversary Event we held last August as well on an episode from Gallifrey 21 last February in Los Angeles at our Meet & Greet Event there, this is the first time we have him on our show in a studio setting for Doctor Who: Podshock - Episode 230 along with Dale, Tara, and Lela. Not only is The Happiness Patrol in the latest episode of DWP, but I am in the latest episode of The Happiness Patrol as well!
This Week In Doctor Who - December 6, 2010
This Week In Doctor Who – December 6, 2010
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New computer and no template to use. That's weird. So where was I? Ah yes, Doctor Who schedules.
Due to production issues on this edition, it is going out on a Monday evening US time. Also, I am releasing the main Doctor Who listings before finishing the Torchwood listings or Section B (Sarah Jane, K9, and the PBS Doctor Who broadcasts). If you are reading this through the "Doctor Who News Page" or via the "Gallifreyan Embassy", the extra sections will appear at the end of the page as they're completed. I hope to publish a few more times in December as I put the column back together again. Hope to be truly "weekly" again by January. Still, we are not here to discuss my technical problems. We're here to find out when our favourite show is on TV all around the world.
11th Doctor Christmas Adventure Set 2010
Just in time for the holidays (depending on when your holiday falls), it is the "11th Doctor: Christmas Adventure Set 2010" available now on the Forbidden Planet website. It features the 11th Doctor and Amy Pond sporting her kiss-a-gram police uniform and a non-electronic TARDIS with front doors that open and judging from the photo, access to the phone as well. It is expected to be available on the 20th of December 2010. It sells for £26.99.
I can only assume this is being called a "Christmas Adventure set" solely due to the fact of when it is being released because to the best of my knowledge, Amy will not be wearing her police uniform in the upcoming Christmas special, A Christmas Carol. It would be more fitting to call it 'The Eleventh Hour' Adventure set… though technically the Doctor was still in his 10th Doctor hand-me-down raggedy clothes when Amy was in her kiss-a-gram police uniform. If you want 'The Raggedy Doctor' it is available in a two figure set. This two figure set is available for £11.99.
Happy holidays!
You Got Doctor Who in my Star Wars! (video)
This is like someone getting peanut butter in my chocolate, or something like that (actually, I am not too keen mixing the two). This video marries two of my favourite pastimes, Star Wars and Doctor Who. It doesn't make much sense, but it is fun and interesting to look at, that much is certain. Ha! You have to love Amy Pond in it. Outstanding production values for a parody project like this… Thanks to @steven3x for the heads up on it.
The Doctor Who iPhone Game " The Mazes of Time" Video & BBC iPlayer International
BBC America, has put up the first Video look at the soon to be released for iPhone iPod Touch and iPad, "The Mazes of Time game" see below. So far still no date of release only coming soon and before Christmas. To this BBC.com announced that the international BBC iPlayer will be due out the Middle of next year. As far as anyone can glean it will be an iPad app in North America, but I am hoping that there will be an online browser option too.
You're Going to Need a Bigger Boat - Doctor Who: A Christmas Carol
The BBC Press Office released more information about the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special for 2010, titled, A Christmas Carol. The special will be transmitted on the BBC and BBC America on Christmas Day.
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Character Options Start on the Classic Companions.
Character Options has finally started on bringing out classic companions that are not robot based such as K9. First out of the gate is Peri and joining her in this outing is not the 6th Doctor, but Sil. This set is taken from the Vengeance on Varos story from Series 22. If you are in the UK the set is available from the link below, US sources should follow soon.
Sarah Jane Adventures Final Viewing Figures
The final viewing figures for the Sarah Jane Adventures has been released. On average the show got 0.52 milion on BBC One alone and the same again on CBBC per episode, and even beats Blue Peter which during the same time had an average of 0.44 million viewers. Lost in time achieved the highest combined viewing figures of 1.57 million viewers. The average total overall per episode for the series is 1.29 million viewers which is up form last years 1.01 million. See the graph below for full figures and spreads.
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A New Sonic Newsdriver is Available and New Doctor Who: Podshock Episodes are Coming!
For those that follow me on Twitter probably know I had been fighting off some nasty bug shortly after the GE anniversary event, then came the Thanksgiving Day holiday here in the US... Long story short, it delayed production of all shows coming from ATP including Doctor Who: Podshock of course. Fear not though, there will be new episodes coming down the vortex soon starting with a DWP Extra show for supporting subscribers. We will try to step up production to catch up on the last couple weeks.
First up is a new episode of The Sonic Newsdriver. Available on The Sonic Newsdriver feed and on the Sonic Newsdriver Podcast App for the iPhone / iPod touch. See details below.
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About This Listing
If you want a relaxing break in the Garden of Ireland then this is the place for you! This one bed apartment is nestled at the end of a stable yard and overlooks the beautiful Wicklow countryside.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
Included in the nightly price.
The Space
If you want a relaxing break in the Garden of Ireland then this is the place for you! This one bed apartment is nestled at the end of a stable yard and overlooks the beautiful Wicklow countryside. It comprises of one double bedroom, a large living/kitchen area and a modern bathroom with electric shower.
Maximum of 2 people accommodated in the apartment
The apartment is situated 1.5km from the village of Roundwood and less than 2km to Lough Dan. Glendalough is less than a fifteen minute drive, whilst the centre of Dublin is less than an hour's drive away . This is the perfect place to base yourself if you intend on exploring the Wicklow and Dublin countryside.
There are fantastic local walks around lakes and into the Wicklow mountains (apartment situated just off the Wicklow Way infamous walking route). Mountain biking, canoeing, golf, fishing are all available in the surrounding areas. Just 5 minutes drive away is the well known Ballinastoe mountain bike park. Bike hire and guided tours of the park are available at an extra cost. Please enquire for more details.
Many easy day trips by car can be made to Wexford, Kilkenny and Kildare. You will never tire of things to do and places to see.
If you would prefer to stay closer to home the village of Roundwood has lots to offer......cosy pubs, tasty food and if you're lucky some traditional Irish dancing in Kavanagh's Pub
Guest Access
A beautiful cosy 1 bedroom cottage with separate living/ kitchen area and bathroom. There is a space outside the cottage to sit in the sun and enjoy a morning coffee.
Interaction with Guests
We will interact with our guests as much or as little as they wish. We have been living in this beautiful area for many years and we know it and love it very much. We are happy to offer advice on the best places to visit, to eat. to hike and to bike but if you prefer to be left alone that is fine too.
The Neighborhood
We love the fact that we have the best of both worlds. We live out in the countryside, high in the Wicklow mountains yet we are so accessible to Dublin city- only 45 minutes city! Our neighbourhood is peaceful, safe and relaxing. The cottage is located 10 minutes walk from the village of Roundwood.
Getting Around
There is a bus twice a day from Roundwood via Bray to Dublin city. However we would recommend that you hire a car to really get and explore this beautiful area.
Other Things to Note
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Guided tours of Ballinastoe mountain bike park and bike hire available at an extra cost - please enquire for details
Price is based on a maximum of 2 people sharing
No smoking in the house. This is a quiet place and not suitable for parties. No loud noise after midnight or before 9am in the morning. Please be respectful and considerate to the property and it's owners at all times.
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Great location for discovering the best that the Wicklow Mountains has to offer. Local village has a couple of good pubs to visit, as well as a very good cafe and restaurant.
Whilst the cottage is clean and warm, it does lack a homely feel. The living room sofa is not very comfy and the tv isn't connect to an aerial. There was also no hot water (apart from the power shower) and cooking would be difficult given the lack of equipment.
We have spent a great time in Emma's house (my 25th birthday).
The house is very cosy, and warm. Location is great, it is in very quite area. It is close to Glendalough and lakes. And it's in walking distance from village, where you can find truly Irish pubs.
Shortly, we hope to go there again.
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Wonderful hidden gem in the Wicklow countryside. Beautiful views, very well equipped. Quiet, peaceful and secluded. Our only regret is we only had time on our schedule for one night. Thanks so much for a wonderful stay on our first trip to Ireland.
The cottage was as advertised. It was very clean, there is plenty of living space for two people and the kitchen includes all cooking utensils etc.
The directions given in advance were comprehensive and we had no difficulty finding the cottage. Other than that we had no need to contact the host.
The area is beautiful with lots of nice walks and drives possible. Other points of interest such as Avoca and Glendalough are just a short drive away.
Our stay in Emma's appartment was lovely. There is everything needed in the appartement and it's very clean and cosy. The surroundings are really beautiful, you can go for hikes with stunning views. And Emma was very kind and gave us recommendations for great places to visit and eat.
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A research team from across the United States and Ecuador has pinpointed 1898 as the year the avipoxvirus, or avian pox, hit the Galapagos Islands and started infecting its birds. This estimation is vital to understanding avian diseases that affect today's Galapagos birds. The scientists' paper on the subject, "110 Years of Avipoxvirus on the Galapagos Islands," will be published on January 13 in PLoS ONE, an international, open-access science publication.
The research team, led by Dr. Patricia Parker of the University of MissouriSt. Louis, examined 3,607 finches and mockingbirds collected in the Galapagos between 1898 and 1906 that are currently held at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, along with 266 birds collected in 1891 and 1897 held at the Zoologische Staatssammlung in Munich, Germany. The scientists inspected the birds for skin lesions associated with avian pox infection and found 226 candidates dating from 1898 or later. For a small subset of these (59 specimens), the scientists took tissue samples for further pathological studies. In the end, a total of 21 specimens scored positive for avipoxvirus using histology (tissue examination under a microscope) and genotyping (screening for viral DNA).
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Hamilton was an outstanding athlete at Missouri and won a silver medal in the decathlon at the 1920 Olympics. After four years as track & field coach at Kansas, he moved west and took over direction of the Cal program in 1933. Hamilton left the coaching profession after the attack on Pearl Harbor to serve in the Army Air Corps. He returned to Berkeley after the war, serving as both head track coach and director of athletics until his retirement in 1965.
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Honestly, you could upgrade your video card for a marginal improvement, but I think that your CPU is the biggest hinderance here...
Thats a 2ghz SINGLE core 64-bit processor. Well below minimum specs for STO (1.8ghz dual core, although I know of many who run the game on single core P4s 2.5ghz - 3.2ghz as well with little problem). If I were you I'd save your money for now and look towards getting a more capable machine. You can't expect the game to run smoothly with that CPU. Bottom line.
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Updated: January 18, 2006, 5:19 PM ETBy Whit Sheppard | Special to ESPN.com
SYDNEY, Australia -- While it might seem like only yesterday that Roger Federer and Kim Clijsters were holding aloft their U.S. Open singles crowns in New York, the tennis world has awakened from its annual 20-minute power nap (actually, about a six-week offseason) and congregated Down Under for the year's first Grand Slam, the Australian Open.
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The spicy bean pot is a hot and savory bean and beef soup made with ground beef and mixed beans. Prepared along with tomatoes and spiced with chili powder, this spicy bean pot always satiates me when I crave for a spicy dish.
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The Corona, California product has also been named to All-American teams by Sporting News, the American Football Coaches Association, the Walter Camp Football Foundation, CBS Sports, Lindy's, Athlon Sports and Scout.com.
"That recognition, Will would be the first one to tell you, is a reflection of his teammates and the commitment they've made to be good," Arizona State head coach Todd Graham said Tuesday. "I'm really proud of him and I'm proud of our guys and we're awful proud to have a consensus All-American, the player of the year in the conference, that means we're doing some good things defensively, for sure."
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