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XHTML/CSS/Flash/Photoshop/Illustrator Pro in Seattle, USA
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Over the last several years I have developed many websites using a variety of methods. I enjoy the flexibility that CSS/XHTML provides, so that is my medium of choice - all of my work is standards-compliant (XHTML 1.0 strict), and I have also converted many outdated sites into standards-compliant sites with table-free CSS layouts and improved functionality, leading to a better overall user experience. In addition to web coding, I have extensive experience in photography and traditional graphic design. My goal is always to produce sites that are as visually appealing as they are functional. I also have experience working with ColdFusion, Flash, PHP, JavaSript, and related technologies, and can convert PSD files into themes for Wordpress, Joomla, osCommerce, and similar formats, with great attention to detail and retention of full functionality. I believe in keeping 'the big picture' in mind - I incorporate SEO techniques into every project, and plan projects to allow for future expansion and updates.
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***About Me***_______________________________________________________________ I specialize in one thing and one thing only: writing personality-packed, research-based copy that gets you results online. Currently, I work full-time at Rocket Media, a web design + internet marketing agency (http://rocketmedia.com/). Over the past few years, I've written online content for dozens of our clients in a punctual, professional manner. For what it's worth: I have a B.A in Communications and an M.B.A focused in marketing. So, yeah, I work hard. ***What I can wordsmith for you***_______________________________________________ *Website content (home page, about us page, product pages, etc) *Landing pages *Email newsletters *Blog Articles *Ebooks *Case studies *Social media contest copy *PPC and Social Ads *Transactional emails *Email automation workflows Note: If you need me to work with a team, I have experience working with web designers and developers to write copy for responsive website redesigns. ***How we'll work wonderfully together***______________________________________________ Any writer can say they're professional, so let me show you that I am by explaining the best way we can work together. (Note: Obviously this process can change depending on the work—especially for smaller projects—but it's a good starting point). *Step 1: One FREE 1-hour call* Before you commit to hiring me, we can talk in more detail about your project, including: *What your big goals are (web copy is merely the means to a larger end) *What your current problems are *What results do you want to get out of my services (dolla dolla bill, y'all!) *More about you and your target audience Hit me up on Skype to chat about these details. After the call, I'll detail a scope of work, time needed to complete the work and pricing. If we jive, then it's on to... *Step 2: Deep dive research* Feeling comfy enough to hire me? Good. All good copy is research-based copy. So at this point I'll uncover more about: *Who you—or your brand— are so that I can write in your tone of voice *Your products and services, so I can uncover their features and benefits *The specifics of your target audience, using the right tools and online research methods (how deep I go here depends on how well you know your audience and your budget) *Step 3: Create a strategy and/or needed deliverables* Once I've gather enough information, I'll create a plan of attack and/or review deliverables with you. These can include: *Target audience personas *Voice and tone guides *Email workflow overview *Editorial calendars (for articles and newsletters) This will get you and I on the same page before I write a word. *Step 4: I write; you review* Self explanatory. You'll receive a copy deck to review, and we'll hash it out cage-match style. *Step 5: Measure and adjust* If we're working together on an on-going project and I have access to analytics of any sort, I'll use what I learn from that to alter the copy or adjust how I writer for the next assignment. Step 6: You and I party and leave each other 5-star reviews. Because, in the end, we should enjoy life. :) Sound good? Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
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An affordable, US-based provider who's a skilled front-end designer and back-end developer? You're not dreaming -- I'm real, and I'd LOVE to work with you on your project! Over the past 10 years, I've honed my skills in XHTML, CSS, javascript (mostly jquery), PHP (preference for Zend Framework), and MySQL. I'm also skilled in Photoshop and can produce first-rate design comps, or slice existing PSDs efficiently. I embrace w3c standards and good coding practices. I'm enthusiastic about development, a hard worker, and extremely reliable. I'm accessible by phone or email, and I will always complete jobs on time. I'm looking forward to working with you to make your project a success!
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Hi, Thanks for visiting my profile. I am study with computer engineering and Professional Design & Developer, Specializing in Web Development & Graphic Design. I have 5 years work experience now running and I absolutely love what I do. My skilled in the following areas: WordPress, Joomla, Magneto, Open Cart, E-Commerce, HTML, CSS, PHP, Shopping Cart, MySQL, JavaScript, j Query, PSD to HTML/WordPress, logo design, business card design, brochure design, Photoshop, illustrator, Adobe Creative Suite. I am available more than 18 hrs online for discussion. See you soon at your project :)
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15 years of advanced web and app development: - small business - mid size companies - companies doing more than 30 million in revenue Languages used: - Html5 - Css3 - Xhtml - Php - Javascript/Jquery - Wordpress - Weebly - MySQL - Magento - Netsuite Including sites for startups and businesses that have been in business for more than 20 years. My core competency lies in complete end to end web development and digital marketing solutions. Seeking opportunities to help those that are have been struggling with getting the "right" website. I've been there. That's why I went into this business and I'm passionate about helping if it's the right fit. I pride myself on my ability to create stunning web design and create the web experience that many businesses have sought for years. Clients routinely tell me that I have the eye for web design they have been looking for. I have a strong passion for clean web development and it will show in your website or app. My company is based in Southern California where we service many small to mid-size companies to meet their web design and development goals. I have a VERY strong team of talented experts that I have handpicked over long and very very very tedious interview processes that last months. Communication is what matters most to me and getting it right the "first" time. With documentation and firm understanding of your needs, there is no reason why you can't have the next successful project, launched by me. Tell us more about your project! Click here: http://bit.ly/theclaymedia
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I specialize in brand identity, marketing strategy, and business models for small businesses and solopreneurs. My skills include a background in web and logo design, and building and operating my own businesses since 2007. I have successfully coached and consulted with numerous entrepreneurs and business owners around their business values as well as day-to-day operations. For examples of my style and personal/business brand, please see both www.brandshiftmedia.com and www.rhiannonllewellyn.com.
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I`m a PHP/WordPress web developer. My aim is a high-quality products meeting the customer's needs. I like doing my job well and make sure I have everything needed for that. I have keen knowledge of PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, WordPress etc and I am seeking opportunities to build websites from the ground up for you or your business.


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FDA Issues Alert on Several Generic Drugs
September 29, 2008
With a new FDA alert out on certain generic drugs, consumers are concerned about the impact on their medicine cabinets. No recalls have been issued.
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Visayas, Mindanao LGUs urged to prepare for coming storm
MANILA, Philippines—The National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council has ordered local disaster response units to prepare for the evacuation of residents living by rivers and in low-lying areas in Eastern Visayas and Eastern Mindanao that may be affected by a typhoon that is predicted to hit the country next week.
Council executive director Benito Ramos said Saturday he has requested that even cockpit arenas not be used starting next week so that they could serve as evacuation centers aside from the municipal gymnasiums, schools, and churches.
"Wag muna magsabong (Please postpone the cockfights)," Ramos said.
Known by its international name "Bopha," the cyclone was located 1,690 kilometers east of Mindanao Saturday morning. It was west at 20 kph.
It will be the 16th cyclone to enter the Philippines this year and will be named "Pablo" when it enters the Philippine area of responsibility.
"This is a strong (typhoon). I hope it melts so that we would have a nice Christmas. But the problem is, this is a strong one, that's why we have been preparing for it since (Friday)," Ramos said.
Ramos said it was still "early to predict" which specific areas in Eastern Visayas and Eastern Mindanao would be affected by the storm.
"There is a low pressure area up in Taiwan which could control the behavior of the storm. It is not definite that this will hit Mindanao or Visayas, which is why we will observe (the storm) for the next 24 hours," Ramos said.
However, Ramos said so far, six satellite observers from the United States, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines all project that "Bopha" would hit the Philippines.
Ramos had earlier expressed concern about the strength of the approaching typhoon, saying that it was likely to bring more rains that "Sendong," which ravaged parts of Visayas and Mindanao around this time last year.
"Sendong" killed thousands, particularly in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan City, when flashfloods brought by the rains and swollen rivers hit in the middle of the night and caught people unaware of the disaster.
Ensuring that the tragedy would not be repeated, Ramos said the local disaster risk reduction management councils of Regions 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 and Caraga have met in conferences in Visayas and Mindanao to prepare for the storm.
Ramos said he has also coordinated with Social Welfare Secretary Dinky Soliman on how food and other relief goods would be sent to people affected by the storm.
Ramos said that the Department of Public Works and Highways was also on standby with its engineering equipment especially in areas that are prone to landslides.
"Our local responders are ready and the people living by the rivers will be evacuated," Ramos said.
He said the Army was ready to carry out evacuations in Eastern Mindanao and Eastern Visayas, and the Philippine National Police, the Philippine Coast Guard, as well as the Bureau of Fire Protection were also on alert.
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LTO chief caught on video inside casino; Palace tosses case to DOTC chief
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MANILA, Philippines — Land Transportation Office chief Virginia Torres is under fire after a video surfaced on YouTube showing her playing slot machine at an undisclosed casino.
Malacañang has already ordered Transportation Secretary Emilio Abaya, Torres' superior, to "look into it."
LTO is an attached agency of the Department of Transportation and Communications that is headed by Abaya.
"The one who has responsibility to impose any sanction is with the heads of departments, bureaus and offices. I spoke to Secretary Jun Abaya, and we referred the matter to him because I was given a copy (of the circular) and as of now, he said, (he) will look into it," said presidential spokesperson Edwin Lacierda.
Memorandum Circular No. 8 issued by the Office of the President in 2001 prohibits heads of agencies and departments from staying or playing in casinos.
The circular says that the following persons are not allowed to stay and/or play at the gambling casinos: government officials connected directly with the operation of the government; members of the Philippine National Police (PNP), Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP); and persons under 21 years of age.
The circular mandates "all heads of departments, bureaus and offices, government-owned or controlled corporations and local governments, including the PNP (Philippine National Police) and AFP (Armed Forces of the Philippines), to remind officials and employees under them regarding this prohibition and to impose the appropriate sanctions and penalties in case of violation thereof."
The 36-second video was posted on August 13 to the video-sharing site, YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Hmjlm0XIL8).
However, the Palace is not keen on asking Torres to take a leave of absence while the investigation is ongoing.
"There is such a thing as due process," said Lacierda, when asked if Torres would be sacked because of this infraction.
"Secretary Jun Abaya will provide (her) due process, will look into it first. Of course, she will be asked (first). That's the process–you can't just fire her immediately. There's a process for looking into this. So this one is also being investigated by, or being looked into, by Secretary Jun Abaya," said Lacierda.
Lacierda said he wasn't aware if DOTC or LTO had already come up with penalties for violating the circular, as it has mandated heads of agencies to provide appropriate sanctions and penalties in case of violations.
"So you would have to refer to the respective agencies in relation to memorandum circular number 8," he said, adding: "Did you issue any administrative order within your agencies in response to memorandum circular number 8?"
Told that it was Aquino who had appointed Torres to the LTO, Lacierda said: "We haven't talked to the President about that but Secretary Jun Abaya, since he is the superior of Assistant Secretary Virgie Torres, will be the one to look into this."
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PUNXSUTAWNEYŌĆö The PennDOT bridge projects in Elk Run and West End were discussed at Monday's Punxsy Council Public Safety Committee meeting.
Ben White, Punxsutawney Borough manager, said work continues on the two bridges ŌĆö one on Route 119 in Elk Run and the other at Sawmill Run in the West End.
Read the full story in Tuesday's edition of The Spirit.
PUNXSUTAWNEY ŌĆö Members of the Punxsutawney Fire Department dive team and boat crew were on scene for over 12 hours, as they helped to search for the victim of a drowning that occurred late Sunday night at the Susquehanna River near Shawville in Clearfield County.
Nina Marie Humble, 95, of Hamilton, Pa., died Monday, Aug. 5, 2013, at
Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
She was born April 26, 1918, in Byrnedale, Pa., the daughter of the late Ward and Elodie (Burke) Gardner.
She was married to Ira Humble, who preceded her in death.
She worked as an assembler for the Syvania Corp. in St. Marys.
The final night of the SS.C.D. Lawn Festival brought out a massive crowd Sunday, as many enjoyed food, games and entertainment.
Frank Hetrick (with microphone) announces the winner ŌĆö Dorothy Hunt of DuBois ŌĆö of a 2013 Chevy Cruze LTZ RS or $18,000 cash.
Hunt wasnŌĆÖt present Sunday night.
Terra Parise-Frye (right) picked the winning ticket.
(The Spirit is pleased to share with our readers vignettes of life in the 19th century as originally reported in past issues of the newspapers. These reproduced stories include their original headlines and spelling.)
Local Intelligence
August 4, 1897
July 28, 1897
The Oldest Knight Dead
Thomas W. "Bill" McCune, 79, of Punxsutawney, passed away on Friday, Aug. 2, 2013, at his home.
Mr. McCune was born Aug. 9, 1933, in Rural Valley, a son of the late Lawrence H. McCune, Sr. and Edna (Meyer) McCune.
He was preceded in death by his loving wife and soul mate, Helen I. (Meckley) McCune, on Feb. 15, 2010.
Bill was a veteran of the US Air Force and was retired as an Air Traffic Controller for the US Government.
He was a member of the Grace United Methodist Church.
Arnold Rudolph Hetrick, 87, of Coolspring, Pa., died Saturday, Aug. 3, 2013, at the McKinley Health Care Center in Brookville.
He was born Aug. 16, 1925, in Coolspring, a son of the late David R. and Florence (Lingenfelter) Hetrick.
He was married to Viola (Johnson) Hetrick, who survives.
He was a well tender for many years for Hanley & Bird of Brookville.
Arnold was a member of the Coolspring United Methodist Church.
Members of the Punxsutawney Memorial Library Board of Trustees would like to remind everyone that Library Hot Dog Days will be held once again this year, beginning Monday and running through Friday at Fezell's County Market.
A lunch of a hot dog, a bag of chips and a soft drink will be available for $2, with all proceeds going to the library.
Pictured (from left) are Barbara Burkett, board vice president; Amanda Hornak, board secretary; and Cindy Depp-Hutchinson, board member.
REYNOLDSVILLE ŌĆö A full month has passed since the last of late June's floodwaters subsided, but many parts of Jefferson County and the surrounding area are still struggling with the aftereffects: particularly Reynoldsville, which was one of the boroughs hit especially hard during the incident.
On Friday, State Rep. and Speaker of the House Sam Smith met with public officials and community members from the Borough of Reynoldsville to answer questions and address concerns.
Read the full story in Saturday's edition of The Spirit.
It was the perfect night for some magic, and those who attended the SS.C.D. Lawn Festival Friday were treated to just that by magician Little Richard Quick.
Before starting his act, Quick made balloon animals for those in the audience.
Pictured (from left) are Ally Yeakle, Mady Matthews, Delane Yeakle and Claire Skardek.
The festival runs through Sunday evening.


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noun, plural: fevers
(pathology) A febrile condition; an increase in body temperature that is higher than the normal, usually as caused by the body's response to a pyrogen inducing upward displacement of the set point of the hypothalamic thermoregulatory center
(pathology) A disease accompanying a rise in body temperature above the normal
(marine biology) A group of stingrays
Fever in medicine and pathology pertains to the rise in body temperature above the normal and results from the host's natural response when infectious agents such as pathogenic bacteria and viruses invade the body tissues. Pyrogens released into the circulation act on the hypothalamic thermoregulatory center, increasing its set point. In humans, a body temperature that is greater than 37.5 or 38.3 °C (99.5 or 100.9 °F) is regarded as having a fever.
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It was a recession-era wallop that left South Florida theater circles reeling: the 2011 shuttering of Manalapan's Florida Stage, followed almost immediately by the closing of Boca Raton's Caldwell Theatre Company.
A new theater has risen out of the ashes of an old one in Boca Raton.
The Wick Theatre opens this weekend in the former Caldwell Theatre space.
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Mixing 2GB RAM with 4GB Module
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 9:07AM
Hi all
Just ordered a Levono Thinkpad x121e (i3 version) which comes with 2GB DDR3 - 1333MHz (1 DIMM) installed.
Rather than paying the crazy amount Levono want to increase the RAM I plan to buy extra from elsewhere (probably crucial.co.uk).
Would I be better just getting another 2GB module or would I be ok adding a 4GB module to the existing 2GB. (The 4GB is only a few quid more than the 2GB)
Is there any problem mixing 2GB & 4 GB modules.
Would I see any difference between a total of 4GB and 6GB?
Is there any point just getting 2 x 4GB modules or will there be no performance increase over the 4 or 6GB.
So many questions :-)
Thanks for any advice.
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 9:15AM
If a 32 bit version of windows it will only use up to 4 G/B.
Tried my Medion with the crucial scanner and it did say my computer would take another 4 Gb but could not say what.Just that it could take more.
Whether you can increase ram the way you want it I know not but I am sure that someone will be able to give you the advice that you need.
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 10:36AM
It is the 64 bit so should be able to see the extra memory.
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 10:49AM
To follow on from buteman - You just need to make sure what the maximum memory is that your laptop can support before purchase.
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 11:10AM
Recommended Crucial Memory for your laptop, it's always better to have a matched pair of memory modules.
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 11:11AM
Recommended Crucial Memory for your laptop, it's always better to have a matched pair of memory modules.
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 11:13AM
Sorry for the double post, but got 'site internal error' so didn't think I had posted first time around!
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Posted March 8, 2012 at 11:25AM
if its dual channel mode it will need a matched pair
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Posted March 9, 2012 at 8:42AM
You only need matching pairs if you want to take advantage of dual channeling, but according to most sites the performance advantage is quite minimal.
I have dual channel architecture on my motherboard and am running with a 2gb module in one slot and a 1gb module in another with no issues at all.
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Posted March 9, 2012 at 2:46PM
You won't have any issues with the mix you describe just it won't be taking advantage of dual channeling which you have already discovered is minimal.
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Ummn, would new kernel mean faster device? Doesn this kernel bring something new to table?
New build. There's quite a bit of experimental stuff in this one. FM radio is now fixed which was the last major thing missing. CAF* FM app might not be pretty but at least it gets the job done. Audio is also updated to the latest CAF release and it needs testing. I tested most of the things but there still might be some underlying routing issues (e.g. FM mute doesn't seem to always work). VoIP audio should also work now. Kernel is also completely new. I've merged ZTE source release on top of tagged CAF release and cleaned up a lot of ZTE crap from it. Calling it a CAF kernel might be an overstatement but at least it has a full git history now.
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11:51am: Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald notes that Andino is out of options and Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez has publicly admired Paulino.
11:33am: Related note from MLB.com's Joe Frisaro:
There has been talks at the Winter Meetings about Florida showing interest in catcher Ronny Paulino. But according to a National League source, there didn't seem to be any discussions about sending the catcher to the Marlins.
11:08am: According to Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Pirates are discussing a trade with the Marlins for shortstop Robert Andino. It's not known who else is being discussed, but Kovacevic notes the Marlins' earlier interest in catcher Ronny Paulino.
Andino, 24 in April, has a .549 OPS in his brief Major League career. He did show a little potential in his second stint at Triple A though. Baseball America wrote in their 2007 Handbook that Andino plays "exemplary defense."
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Red Sox Rumors: Payton, Taguchi, Bard, Paulino
Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald has a few new Red Sox rumors:
- The Sox are not interested in Jay Payton or any Craig Landis client (he also reps Jon Garland). They're also not in on So Taguchi.
- Josh Bard could be a Plan B or C at catcher. Ronny Paulino has also been discussed.
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Marlins Catcher Rumors
Mike Berardino of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel has the latest on the Marlins' trade talks for a catcher.
The Rangers could part with Max Ramirez or Jarrod Saltalamacchia, but want a frontline starter type such as Chris Volstad, Josh Johnson, or Ricky Nolasco. The Marlins aren't willing to do that, but instead could flip Jonathan Sanchez to Texas if they get him. Or, they could send Anibal Sanchez if they add a starter.
The Marlins also have an eye on Pittsburgh's Ronny Paulino. Meanwhile current Marlin Matt Treanor could be non-tendered or traded for a minor piece.
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Marlins Interested In Ronny Paulino
According to Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, "the Marlins are looking for a catcher, and they still like Ronny Paulino." To date, the offers for Paulino have been weak since he spent much of '08 in the minors.
Kovacevic adds that the Pirates signed pitcher Brian Slocum to a minor league deal.
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Pirates Rumors: Wilson, Millar, Bautista
Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette checks in from Vegas with the latest Pirates rumors.
- At some point during the Meetings, the Pirates and Tigers will meet to discuss Jack Wilson. It has been suggested that the Tigers are backing off on Wilson; they worked out Adam Everett last week. The Dodgers are also in the mix, with recent discussions involving the possible restructuring of Wilson's contract.
- Other trade candidates: John Grabow, Ronny Paulino, Freddy Sanchez, and Adam LaRoche.
- The Pirates' "power bat" addition could be Kevin Millar, muses Kovacevic.
- Reliever Denny Bautista is a non-tender candidate. We'll add him to the list.
- The Pirates have not yet made extension offers to Ryan Doumit, Nate McLouth, or Paul Maholm.
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Pirates Rumors: Wilson, Paulino, Byrd
Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is back on the scene to get us up to speed with the latest Pirates rumors. Let's start with the team's five veteran trade candidates:
- Jack Wilson: The Tigers and Dodgers are said to be the main suitors. The problem is that neither team wants to send the Pirates top prospects while paying all of the $7.85MM Wilson has coming. Additionally, the Pirates do not view Dodgers shortstop prospect Chin-Lung Hu as a possible trade centerpiece. The Bucs have spoken to at least two other clubs about Wilson, but Kovacevic rejects the previously reported three-team scenario. It seems that some of the top free agent shortstops will need to sign to create a better market for Wilson.
- Freddy Sanchez, Adam LaRoche: The Pirates have received "mere inquiries" on these two.
- John Grabow, Ronny Paulino: Grabow is a free agent after '09, so his trade value may never be higher. The Pirates are apparently pushing Paulino, but don't want to sell low on him.
- Ryan Doumit, Nate McLouth, Paul Maholm, Matt Capps: These four are described as "as close to untouchable as it gets" for the Pirates.
- On the free agent front, the Pirates have made contact with Paul Byrd. However, GM Neal Huntington implied he's not finding the starting pitching bargains he expected. The Pirates haven't made offers to Doug Mientkiewicz or Jason Michaels; those players are considering proposals from other teams.
- Kovacevic adds: "The Pirates also had discussed acquiring a right-handed power bat for the outfield through free agency, but there has been no known movement on that front." Just looking at who's out there, I imagine this could be referring to Pat Burrell. Still, that's entirely speculative and he's probably out of their price range.
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Pirates Looking For Catching Help
Ronny Paulino. The Pirates' backstop turns 27 in April and sports a career OPS of .730 (NL average for the position in '07 was .712). Paulino nailed 26.7% of baserunners in '07 and 36.2% in '06. For his gamecalling skills I'll defer to devoted Pirate fans, but he's got to be improving after two years behind the dish. In short, there's no reason to spend money at the catcher position for 2008.
That is exactly what the Pirates are planning, however. The names on the radar:
- Johnny Estrada – free agent with few remaining skills, will cost between $3.5-4MM
- Miguel Olivo – free agent hits for pop and guns runners down, will cost around $3MM
- Damian Miller – aging backup with little left, will cost around $2MM
- Michael Barrett – intriguing buy low trade possibility, but could cost $4.5-5MM
I don't really support any of these moves, but I can at least see the logic in acquiring Barrett on the cheap and hoping to cash in on a rebound year. But bringing in a vet to split time with Paulino doesn't seem good for his development.
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Pirates Pulled Out Of Bay To Cleveland Deal
Dejan Kovacevic of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has some new information for us regarding an aborted Jason Bay deal. Kovacevic says the Bucs made a decision through the entire chain of command that Franklin Gutierrez, Kelly Shoppach, Cliff Lee, and a minor league pitcher wasn't enough for Bay and Ronny Paulino.
This situation has been confusing to follow from the start, with plenty of conflicting information floating about. For instance, the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Paul Hoynes said on Wednesday that Lee and Shoppach were never involved in these talks – the Bucs wanted three to five of the Indians' top prospects. Before that there was that whole business about whether talks had occurred at the Winter Meetings and been revived.
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Bay To Indians Talks Revived, Then Dead Again?
UPDATE, 12-5-07 at 2:24pm: The Indians and Pirates haven't even talked about Bay since the Meetings began.
UPDATE, 12-5-07 at 10:58am: Buster Olney says these talks are dead.
FROM 12-5-07 at 7:35am:
According to Dejan Kovacevic, the Indians felt pressured when they saw the division-rival Tigers trade for Miguel Cabrera. Their response was to restart their conversations with the Pirates for outfielder Jason Bay.
A five-player trade is being discussed, apparently expanding upon the rumor originally reported by ESPN's Steve Phillips. The Bucs would send Bay and catcher Ronny Paulino for Franklin Gutierrez, Kelly Shoppach, and Cliff Lee. Looks like the Pirates are seeking MLB-ready guys, though they wanted prospects from the Rangers yesterday. Late last night it was also said that the Padres had jumped into the fray for Bay.
It's decent value for Bay, who should really only be traded this winter if the Pirates feel his decline is for real. It's not surprising to see the Tribe in on Bay, since the Pirates' GM came from their organization.
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Linda Robertson took in the view as much as she did the practice-round golf as she sat in her lawn chair Tuesday afternoon.
Robertson, a Charlottesville, Va.
Brian Harman went to sleep Friday night with his two-round score one stroke above the cut line at the RBC Heritage.
When he awoke Saturday morning, he hadn't done anything different, but the cut had moved one shot higher.Sweden's Jesper Parnevik, one of 17 players completing their rounds Saturda...
Webb Simpson hasn't been in this position often since he became a major-tournament winner.
The defending U.S. Open champion is two shots behind Charley Hoffman for the RBC Heritage lead entering today's final round.
Charley Hoffman has lived in Las Vegas since he was in college.
After years of playing windblown courses in his adopted hometown, he doesn't fear the gusts of 30 mph forecasted for today's final round of the RBC Heritage.
All of the dramatic putts didn't end last Sunday with the Masters at Augusta National....
Kevin Streelman says it's easier for him to take a big-picture view of his career since he earned his first PGA Tour victory last month at the Tampa Bay Championship.
The final result of the RBC Heritage matters less than the process of preparing and executing his game plan. Streelman's strategy...
Steve LeBrun never doubted his ability, but there were times he wondered if he could continue making his living in professional golf.
As recently as 2011, the 34-year-old was paying his own way to play local one- and two-day tournaments in his native south Florida.
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Will Claxton can tell you nothing comes easy in golf, but he actually used that word when describing his round Thursday at RBC Heritage.
Claxton, a native of Swainsboro, Ga., began the first round on the back nine at Harbour Town Golf Links and posted birdies on Nos. 12, 13, 14 and 17 en route to a ...
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While he preferred a day of fairways and greens, the Savannah native scrambled out of trouble and showed a sniper's touch with his...
Marc Leishman felt comfortable Thursday in a pairing with fellow Australian Jason Day.
Their shared culture provided for slightly better communication in the RBC Heritage first round than Leishman experiences when he plays alongside Americans.
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Underreported: South African Refugee Camp Closure
Thursday, March 05, 2009
Musina, South Africa is just across the border from Zimbabwe and home to a refugee camp there. Earlier this week, the South African government decided to close the camp which provides medical care, housing and food to its thousands of residents. We'll talk to Rachel Cohen, head of mission in South Africa for Doctors without Borders about the South African government's decision to close the camp.
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It's almost time for my favorite holiday: Thanksgiving! A nice relaxing weekend, revolved around food. My fat ass is in! For Friday Favorites this week I am gonna share a few things I found around the intertubes. Specifically for those in need of something to bring to a Thanksgiving dinner. These days so many people have several Thanksgivings to attend and aren't always making a dinner. You may need to bring the host a gift or contribute to a potluck. So I have a quick little roundup of some cute Thanksgiving finds. Enjoy!!
I love these simple, easy lantern decorations. Gourds, pumpkins, and other fall finds are put into a lantern for a quick and cute table or outdoor decoration. This would make a great hostess gift. I saw lanterns like these at Target for around 25 bucks. You can change it up for each season or just put in a candle. I loves me some candles
Lantern decoration
Cheese Tray
This turkey shaped cheese tray from "A Beautiful Mess" is totally something I wouldn't make. (Too many cheese trays made in my teen years) But it is adorable!! The perfect addition to a Thanksgiving feast.
Turkey Shaped Cheese Tray
Dinner Rolls
These cloverleaf rolls are to die for! My husband makes them for every holiday dinner we make at home. So yummy. If you love to bake, this is a great dish to bring to Thanksgiving dinner. You can't beat homemade bread.
Cloverleaf dinner rolls
This nutella dip isn't really Thanksgiving'y but it is delicious. And who doesn't love Nutella?! It's a great last minute, quick fix recipe that everyone will want to dig into.
Creamy Nutella Dip
Everyone thinks of cookies as a Christmas tradition, but why not add cookies to your Thanksgiving spread to have something to nosh on. This soft glazed pumpkin sugar cookies fit the bill. I may have to make these for our Thanksgiving next week.
Soft Glazed Pumpkin Sugar Cookies
Maple syrup, good. Apple Cider, good. Bourbon, goooooood. Friends? Anyone? C'mon! This fall cocktail looks perfect for the holidays. My husband and I are splerging on a giant bottle of bourbon for Christmas. Priorities people
Maple Bourbon Cider
I hope all of you have a great weekend! Thanks for stopping by


text: Take Two for March 25, 2013 March 25th, 2013, 12:00am Picture This: Ashley Gilbertson's lens on the Iraq War March 25th, 2013, 9:10am | Take Two Photographer Ashley Gilbertson's work is among the photos in a new exhibition at the Annenberg Space for Photography, WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY. He joins the show to discuss his work. Add your comments What's at stake with Proposition 8 March 25th, 2013, 9:18am | Take Two This week the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments on the constitutionality of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, and Proposition 8. Reporter Scott Shafer is in Washington D.C. for two days of arguments and has this look at what's at stake for both sides. Add your comments Prop 8 decision could boost Republican fundraising March 25th, 2013, 9:22am | Take Two Many GOP fund raisers believe this shift in views could mean an influx of cash in places like California, New York and Florida. Add your comments Challenging Latino stereotypes in the media March 25th, 2013, 9:14am | A Martínez with Leo Duran | Take Two Picture a strong and positive Latino character in film or TV, and you might think of Edward James Olmos as math teacher Jaime Escalante in 1988's Stand and Deliver. Add your comments Yosemite's controversial Merced River Plan (Photos) March 25th, 2013, 9:33am | Molly Peterson | Take Two A National Park Service plan to better protect the Merced River calls for closing some commercial ventures in Yosemite National Park. Add your comments Older Americans are going to the movies more March 25th, 2013, 9:28am | Take Two | Take Two Nearly 6 million Americans in their 40s go to at least one movie a month, up from 3.3 million just two years ago. Add your comments Greuel shakes up campaign staff March 25th, 2013, 9:40am | Take Two Many thought this race was Greuel's to lose. Now, it's turning into a close contest. Add your comments Godfather of modern bodybuilding dies March 25th, 2013, 9:13am | Take Two The godfather of bodybuiding, Joe Weider, passed away over the weekend at Cedars Sinai, he was 93. He started the popular magazines like Muscle and Fitness, Flex, Men's Fitness or Shape and brought weight lifting to the masses. Add your comments Touch-screen toddlers: the concerns of technology on children's development March 25th, 2013, 9:34am | Alex Cohen | Take Two For years, parents have heard the warnings to not let their children zone out in front of the TV for too long; the American Academy of Pediatrics warns against any TV time for children under 2. Add your comments Can learning in two languages help poor kids succeed? March 25th, 2013, 3:08pm | Deepa Fernandes | Take Two At an elementary school in Baldwin Park, children receiving a bilingual education appear to be vaulting over the achievement gap. Add your comments Find an archived Episode: January February March April May June July August September October November December 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 2013 2014 2015


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Fruited Cornish Game Hens
7 Jan 2011
|Cornish game hens
|2 Pound (2 Whole, 1 Pound Each)
|Sliced canned peaches
|1 Cup (16 tbs), drained, syrup reserved
|Sliced canned pears
|1 Cup (16 tbs), drained, syrup reserved
|Strong chicken broth
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Syrup from peaches/Syrup from pears / both
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
|Ground ginger
|1 Teaspoon
1. Arrange game hens breast-side-up in a 10-inch round baking dish. Cover with wax paper. Microwave at Cook Cycle 1 (power level 10) for 18 minutes, turning the game hens over after 9 minutes. Drain and turn hens breast-side-up again.
2. Combine remaining ingredients in a 1 1/2-quart mixing bowl and blend well. Pour fruit mixture over game hens. Cover. Microwave at Cook Cycle 2 (power level 5) for 13 to 16 minutes, or until sauce is thickened and poultry is fully cooked, stirring once. Let stand, covered, 5 minutes before serving.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
Cook Time:34 Minutes
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The year 2012 has almost come to an end. In my view it has been it a great year for us in the BizTalk community. This year the number of TechNet Wiki articles on BizTalk grew exponentially to over a hundred. Not only the number of articles increased also the number of contributors. My inspiration to write TechNet wiki articles inspired others to do the same. Some of us got together during the BizTalk summit in December at Microsoft Campus.
The BizTalk articles focus on deployment, development and administration. Some of these articles reached the spotlight like:
All these articles were written by dedicated BizTalk community members. Some of them got interviewed:
2012 also meant a change for some of us MVP's. The BizTalk MVP's were merged with connected system MVP's into one group Microsoft Integration. This means that the scope has broadened for us. BizTalk will not be the sole topic we will be focusing on. However some of us already contributed more than just BizTalk related articles:
In 2013 a new BizTalk Server version will be released. It's beta was released a couple of weeks ago. The product group is still innovating BizTalk and Microsoft invests in it. The product is very much alive and worldwide the number of customers increases. This will mean that in 2013 will be seeing more BizTalk related articles on the TechNet Wiki. The Wiki is a great platform and for us in the BizTalk community an excellent resource, which we gladly promote during BizTalk events.
Happy new year!
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text: By Scott Malone and Ian Simpson BALTIMORE (Reuters) - The mayor of Baltimore on Sunday lifted a night curfew imposed on the city last week to stem a spate of looting and arson that followed the funeral of a young black man who died from injuries suffered while in police custody. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said she believed sufficient calm had returned to allow her to end the 10 p.m.-5 a.m. curfew, which took effect last Tuesday after protests over the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray turned violent on Monday. "I believe we have reached that point today." The mayor said the Maryland National Guard would begin withdrawing from the streets over the next week. The surprise announcement on Friday by the city's chief prosecutor that she was bringing criminal charges against the six police officers involved in Gray's arrest has helped to defuse outrage over his death.


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Baseball is a fascinating sport, a point proved again Monday when Kendrys Morales, after doing approximately nothing for the past month or so, hit two homers and drove in six runs in one inning.
The performance was so profound that in subsequent headlines on the Web sites of both ESPN and Major League Baseball, Morales was identified solely by his first name.
With just two swings, the Angels slugger — "Kendrys has historic sixth inning" — became one-name-only recognizable. Not unlike Jesus.
If these kinds of lightning strikes continue, perhaps one day baseball could actually be as captivating as a similar but superior game — baseball's trade deadline.
The moment passed early Tuesday afternoon, and after the sparks cooled and the buzz hushed, after Ryan Dempster went from being an idled Cub to being a fantasy Brave to being a potential Dodger to being a reality Ranger, the landscape had been pocked enough to require repaving.
There was drama ahead of deadline and then a traffic jam of deals done and undone in the waning moments. It was like one of the early days of the basketball's NCAA Tournament, when the games are finishing simultaneously and fans don't have enough eyeballs to follow them all.
Those who romanticize baseball, who compose love letters to the infield fly rule and spend hours searching for the perfect word to rhyme with Lombardozzi, absolutely wet themselves when explaining how this game separates itself by not being beholden to a clock.
Sorry, but based on what happens when general managers face a 1 p.m. deadline, we say bring on the 24-second swing clock! Imagine the cresting excitement as the Angel Stadium crowd chants down "Three, two, one..." while Jered Weaver uncoils from the wind up.
Baseball can move at a pace comparable to a Transatlantic flight, only with more sitting around. Let's face it, without beer, baseball can be like watching yard work. But introduce a ticking clock and suddenly there's chaos, beautiful, attention-arresting chaos.
There was a time when sports writers were trained to produce only facts, information that was double- or triple-checked to ensure accuracy and thus keep intact the writer's credibility. Only after a requisite measure of reporting was done, did an item become news.
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Any story claiming that a club was interested in filling a need by adding a player from its chief rival, the very rival it was chasing, would have circulated quickly and massively.
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Sleeping pills?
Try benadryl...I know that is safe
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Yeah it is safe til towards the end of pregnancy. You do not want to take any sleeping pill continuously as it can become habit forming but it is okay from time to time especially if you are sick!
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i'm definitely asking my OB about tylenol PM at my next visit on Monday. i'm having so much trouble sleeping!
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You don't want Tylenol PM though, unless you're having pain too. You just want diphenhydramine, which is the sleeping ingredient in it. Which is actually the same thing as Benadryl. You can get it in generic form for much less. I take two generic diphenhydramines almost every night. I can fall asleep easily, but I can't STAY asleep.
You wouldn't want to take Tylenol PM any more than you have to- the acetominiphen isn't good for you in those quantities.
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Cleaning the Inner Harbor one plant at a time. Dozens of wetlands are now floating in front of the World Trade Center.
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Marc Marquez has ended the year on a win, beating the reigning AMA Flat Track champion Jared Mees in a thrilling final. The two men got caught up in traffic when Thomas Chareyre, who got the jump at the start, forced them wide.
That gave the lead to Kenny Noyes and Gerard Ribalta, but Marquez and Mees soon chased the two down, passing Bailo with ease, Noyes with difficulty. Marquez had gained enough of a cushion to keep Mees at bay, finally getting revenge for his loss to Brad Baker in January this year, at the inaugural event.
Noyes went on to score a respectable 3rd, ahead of Bailo and Ribalta. The 16-year-old British rider Oliver Brindley gave an outstanding account of himself, finishing in 6th, ahead of Bradley Smith, who got caught up in the first lap incident, and Chareyre, who caused it.
Saturday night is the last chance to see the stars of motorcycle racing turning a wheel in anger.
On 13th December, the cream of both the MotoGP and AMA flat track paddocks meet for the second running of the Superprestigio, an indoor invitation dirt track race, at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
The setting is a classic location: the Palau Sant Jordi is part of the former Olympic park, set atop Montjuic, scene of many legendary motorcycle races of the past.
For those who could not make it to Barcelona themselves, they need not despair. The event is to be broadcast in several countries around the globe, as well as streamed live online.
If you're like us, you really enjoyed the Superprestigio Dirt Track event from the beginning of this year. A clash between some of the best road racing and flat trackers in the world, the final showdown race between MotoGP's Marc Marquez and AMA's Brad Baker proved to be full of excitement, and the promoters, DTX Barcelona, made the race easy to follow for those outside of Spain – win/win.
Building upon the event's rich history from three decades ago, the Superprestigio is under a revival. Set for another year of competition, DTX Barcelona has announced the next running of the Superprestigio, which will take place December 13, 2014 at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona.
Testing alongside the rest of the MotoGP paddock, Suzuki Racing was present again at the Catalunya test, with Randy de Puniet once again turning laps on the Suzuki XRH-1. Now using the Magneti Marelli electronics, Suzuki has the long process of dialing-in the XRH-1's full potential.
Also a priority at Catalunya was Suzuki's more powerful iteration of its inline-four engine, which the Japanese OEM hoped would close its gap to the other OEMs. In the hands of Randy de Puniet, the Suzuki XRH-1 was 2.499 seconds off the pace of test-leader Marc Marquez, though that margin comes with an asterisk.
While the rest of the paddock has had since Friday to hone their machines and bodies to the Circuit de Catalunya, Suzuki and RdP did not have that luxury going into Monday's test. One can also argue De Puniet's pace to the other GP riders, as with all due respect to the Frechman, Marc Marquez he is not.
With a thousand variables at play (we can even question the validity of test times in general, as teams are testing not qualifying/racing), it is easy to make excuses for RdP and Suzuki as to why the gap remains so far from the other factories, but the end result is that the XRH-1 is a tough character to judge. That makes Suzuki's return to the GP paddock a bit of a wild card.
With Both of Ducati Corse's riders praying for a miracle, or a better option, Suzuki could be that salvation. One also has to consider Dani Pedrosa's rumored $8 million price tag, and the bevy of other contracts that expire at the end of the season. Suzuki's impending presence is a considerable factor in MotoGP's game of musical chairs..
Being a difficult factor to judge though has made Suzuki, the Suzuki XRH-1, and Randy de Puniet's role in all this is very speculative and uncertain. The only thing we can say for sure then is that it will be interesting to watch the limited number of "factory" seats sort themselves out.
Monday Summary at Catalunya: Yamaha's Busy Schedule, Ducati's Shortcomings, & An Alternative Track Layout
It should hardly come as a surprise that Marc Marquez should be fastest man on the day at the post-race test at Barcelona. The Spaniard has been the standout of the season, and for him to be fastest, even at a track where he has not dominated like at others, is starting to become par for the course. More of a surprise is the name of the man in second.
Bradley Smith came up just four hundredths short of Marquez, making up for a mediocre race on Sunday, caused by a tire which was not performing as expected. The first thing Smith did when he started testing in earnest this morning was to try the same tire he used in the race.
Sunday Summary at Catalunya: MotoGP's New Golden Age, Ducati's Bad Luck, & Honda Ending KTM's Moto3 Streak
Whenever I have the pleasure of running across MotoGP's official statistician and number cruncher Dr. Martin Raines, he likes to point out to me exactly why we are living through a golden age of racing.
His arguments are backed with a battery of indisputable facts and figures, which boil down to a single fact: the races have never been closer. Not in terms of gap between the podium finishers, not in terms of gap between first and last, nor between all points finishers. This is an era of truly great racing.
As if to underline his point, the Barcelona Grand Prix served up a veritable smorgasbord of fantastic races: a strong win and thrilling podium battle in Moto3, a surprisingly hard-fought Moto2 race, and to top it off, perhaps the most exciting MotoGP race we have had since 2006, with four riders slugging it out and swapping places right to the final lap.
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I plan on buying two Zotac AMP! GTX480's, which I will install on an EVGA 750i SLI FTW motherboard, with a Q9550 processor OC'd at 3.8GHz. I have two issues that maybe you could help me with.
Problem 1: I am unsure of if my processor will bottleneck two high-end cards like the 480.
Problem 2: The 750i SLI FTW sets the PCI-E connectors to 8x when two cards are used in SLI. Will this be a bottleneck?
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Techpowerup did a nice benchmark using various PCI-E speeds, it's worth a read if you are still concerned.
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My 9550 is @ 3.74Ghz, and is a huge bottleneck to a single 480. I rarely see the 480 maxxing out in anything unless I apply crazy amounts of AA and Transperancy AA.
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My suggestion would be for you to get one 480 and get a mobo/i7 combo. That should even out to be the price of the other 480 gtx.
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To be honest any core 2 Quad is going to bottleneck more than an i7.... with that being said though I'd imagine at 3.8ghz you're fast enough to be outperforming stock i7's which honestly you won't see a huge bottleneck if that'st he case.
It largely depends on the resolution and quality settings you like to play with. If you're on 30" with 2560x1600 res then I doubt you'd ever notice a bottleneck from the cpu.... if you're on anything less SLI is overkill so you're kind of at that point where either way it doesn't matter..... Anything less and you're going for an overkill of a setup, and with a 30" you're going to be needing so much graphics horsepower you won't notice a cpu bottleneck
My initial thought is you'll be fine.... I could be wrong
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Yeah I agree that I think it would be a much worth while investment to get an i7 mobo/cpu and a single 480.
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Are you guys serious?
480sli if he's gaming at 2560x1600 with AA and AF will be far faster than with an i7. Most games aren't cpu bound, they're graphically bound.
Yes, an i7 would be faster if both were 480 sli systems. the 9550 will "hold it back" but only in the sense that it'll be slower than IF he had an i7. If he spent the money on 2 480s then you're definitely going to outperform a single 480 no matter how good the cpu is if he's playing at high resolutions, like 2560x1600 only.
I'd love to see someone prove me wrong. But in games that are graphically bound, the 480 sli setup will do better, that's just common sense. We're talking about a 2 year old near 4ghz quad core.... if it was a dual-core this would be different, but a 3.8ghz c2q is no slouch, at all.
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If he were gaming on a 30", then yes SLI would make more of a difference, but if he were using a 30" most likely he would have mentioned it.
Most of the time, my CPU is being overworked, and the graphics card is only doing between 10 and 40% processing. I can fully stress the GPU if I game with 32xAA and 8x Transparency for some games like MW2.
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Do you just play old or less demanding games?
Anyway, the bottom line is that a q9550 + 2 480's will be a hell of a lot faster than an i7 and 1 480. Sure the i7 is a better cpu, but it's not nearly as big a jump as a second 480 would be.
Edit: If your CPU bottlenecks your 480, why do you have your 480 overclocked? Overclocking a video card that bottlenecked by the CPU will give zero performance benefit, so you might as well leave it at stock.
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That pretty much says it all. Even @3.2ghz an i7 will see nice scaling by adding a second 480. An i7 at that speed isn't as fast as a q9550 @3.8, so obviously having SLI'd 480's with a q9550 is the better option of the two.
I'd rather have an i7 than a q9550, but if the choice is between the 9550 and two 480's or an i7 and a single 480, I'm picking the former every time. It would give a much better gaming experience.
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Personally I don't think I'd be happy with BF BC2, Crysis, or Metro at 2560x1600 knowing that even at my resolution (1680x1050) they're all relatively slow if you crank the options. I'd imagine a 480 wouldn't be a whole lot better than my overclocked 470 either.
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Las Vegas 7, Salt Lake 6
Dana Eveland got knocked out after giving up 4 runs on 3 innings. Erik Goeddel got the win after pitching a scoreless innings. Josh Edgin struck out 2 in a scoreless inning and Vic Black threw a scoreless inning despite allowing 3 hits. Juan Centeno was 3 for 4 with a homer. Wilmer Flores was for 4 with a double, homer, and 4 RBI's. Allan Dykstra also homered. Eric Campbell was 2 for 5 from the leadoff spot.
New Hampshire 6, Binghamton 4
Hansel Robles let up 5 runs on 7 hits over 5.1 innings, striking out 4, suffering his first loss of the season. Cody Satterwhite allowed his first run of the season, causing his ERA to skyrocket to 0.49. Jack Leathersich struck out 2 without allowing a base runner in a scoreless inning. Jayce Boyd was 4 for 4 with 2 doubles and a homer, which gets him above the Mendoza line. Matt Reynolds was 2 for 5. Wilfredo Tovar was 2 for 3 with a double and RBI. Matt Clark hit his 7th homer of the season.
Charlotte 9, St Lucie 5
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The weather also caused sporadic problems in the Midwest, but overall the crop will be average in top pumpkin-producing states like Illinois, Pennsylvania, California, Ohio and Michigan, Lucier said.
In Illinois, the nation's pumpkin capital, it won't be a bumper crop, nor will it be a disaster, said Mohammad Babadoost, professor of plant pathology at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
But there were challenges there. Large growers who can afford expensive crop treatments tended to fare better than smaller growers, said Dan Hinkle, who grows 1,000 acres of pumpkins in Cissna Park, Ill. Hinkle spent $500,000 on chemical applications to prevent disease and weeds. That doesn't include fertilizer costs.
"As a general trend, most guys are going to do well, but I get a lot of calls from smaller growers, some who've even lost their entire crop to disease," he said.
Across the country, things have changed since the days when farmers tossed a few pumpkin seeds on the ground and hoped for the best. It's now a $250 million crop, Lucier said.
Nationwide, 92,955 acres of land were devoted to growing pumpkins in 2007, compared with 25,985 acres in 1982, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The bulk of pumpkins will be carved into jack-o'-lanterns or used as other decorations, while about 13 percent are canned for pie filling, Lucier said.
In Sabbattus, Maine, there are normally pumpkins all over Willow Pond Farm's apple orchards as people take wagon rides. This year, though, the farm harvested only a dozen or so carving pumpkins, and there weren't enough pie pumpkins to sell.
"It's very pretty to have a whole blanket of pumpkins around the farm. Kids like it. It's part of the fall seasonal picture, and we're going to miss that," said Jill Agnew, who runs the farm.


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