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Epson SX435W vs SX445W. What is the difference ?
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Looking at these two printers and I can't just spot any obvious difference between these models apart from price. Anyone any ideas ?
Some good deals at the moment on both these.
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Perhaps adding to this thread, a few years ago I was checking out some Epson printers on the internet and at PC World. There was a slight change on model numbers to those at PCW and elsewhere.
In the end it all came down to the same chassis and parts being used, with a slight cosmetic change, like white plastic compared to black or grey plastic. The other thing was that PCW had a further difference to the model number (b/c/d), and this was used as an identification that the item had been purchased from the Dixon Group.
Another thing that came out of that investigation was print cartridges. For instance at the time Dell sold printers which were actually manufactured by Lexmark, that had been re-badged as Dell.
Similar models from Lexmark and Dell ranges, and the print cartridges would not fit the two same model type printers. I soon found that a small plastic lug on the Dell cartridges cases was the difference. File off the lug and the cartridge would then fit both Dell and Lexmark models. Doing that made extra cost saving and availability on the print cartridges obtained.
Perhaps going a little further, if you have driver problems, then check with the manufacturer. I have done this on a number of occasions, and a different printer driver from another model as be recommended, and the problem was solved. But always check first with the manufacturer.
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Thanks Taff, disconnecting the drive seems to have done the trick as far as I can tell. The first time I did a restart following this I got windows firewall asking whether or not to allow an incoming "public" network. I clicked no and did further restart. The printer still prints and scans OK and the network is gone from "computer" in explorer view. While the networked "drive" was there it was also taking an age to update the disc free/used bar graphs, perhaps as long as 20 or 30 seconds as the green progress bar at top of explorer crawled its way along. Now all info is there instantly as it always was before. Letrs hope its still like that tomorrow :) Thanks again.
Spuds... I'm sure that big companies have enough buying power to get "specials" from large manufacturers. I don't think there are any driver issues with the Epson. On inserting the install CD it checked the Epson site automatically and got the latest versions. The Seiko-Epson software installed faultlessly and I was impressed. I wish I could say the same for Acronis TI2012 but that's another story and maybe another thread if I can't resolve the issues that that flawed software is causing me.
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This is the build we've got going so far I guess. This was very quickly slapped together so yeah.
Anyway, he has an optical drive he should be able to salvage, he says he already has a way to get the OS, and he already has a case. I wasn't able to find the exact case but its extremely similar to this: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/thermaltake-case-vo800m1w2n Something like that should be fine for this build, right?
Anyway, I'm just wondering what improvements you guys think I should make. Anything that's overkill or underwhelming or anything like that.
Thanks in advance.
Looks good. He should enjoy that build
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That is one expensive power supply.
Indeed it is, but it looks good for future proofing his system.
If its his first time building the PC, just make sure to double check for anything obvious that would mess up the build, such as the length of the case. From the looks of the case you thought it was, the video card should be able to fit length wise. But I would double check the case to make sure it is long enough.
Also you might want to tell him to get a CPU cooler if he ever plans to overclock that CPU. You don't even have to get an excessive one, just get one good enough so he can clock the CPU to around 4.2 GHZ.
Such as this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103099
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WerdnAndreW posted...That is one expensive power supply.
I would have to disagree. A 200 hundred dollar 850w PSU? Really ??
He can get a 100 dollar 650w PSU and still be future-proofed for half the price.
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That is definitely too much for a power supply. You can get equal quality stuff (rebranded sometimes) for much cheaper. Also, 850W is a bit much unless he plans on putting more into it than he already has.
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If you are spending $1500 on a pc you better be getting an i7. Hell he should try getting a 6 core i7. Instead of wasting $100 on an uneeded psu you can be really future proofed with an i7
16GB is of RAM is kind of overkill too unless you are doing something that really requires that much. I run with the page disabled on just 8GB of RAM
Yeah I would drop the PSU and get a cheaper one, and use the money saved for a Core i7


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Playwright's Theatre, in Madison, has spent almost a quarter century with the stated mission of "developing the dramatic imagination." That usually means new works, new playwrights and the professional directors and actors to best develop them.
The latest production is "Two Jews Walk Into A War ...," written by Seth Rozin. It is a co-production (with New Jersey Repertory Theatre in Long Branch) and is being presented as part of the National New Play Network in what is being termed a "rolling world premiere." Apparently that involves productions both in New Jersey and Florida (with different directors and casts.). I have no idea what the up-coming Sarasota staging might be like, but it's not going to rival what is being staged in Madison right now.
Playwright Rozin has labeled his one-act (about 88 minutes) work "a vaudeville." That terminology might be misunderstood. It is funny, yes. And indeed it is staged in a series of blackouts. But that's about it. The show has only two characters and is based solidly on real events. After burying their mutual friend, Yakob in war-torn Kabul (Afghanistan), Zeblyan and Ishaq are now the last two Jews in the area — and they don't like each other very much. Nevertheless they realize that the job of repopulating the Jewish sector is up to them. And for that they will need a Rabbi and for that they will need a Torah. The only known copy has already been destroyed by the Taliban, but luckily Ishaq knows the entire text by heart (including the punctuation) and just as luckily Zeblyan has penmanship skills (plus used butcher paper as parchment.)
In the hands of veteran actors Reathel Bean and John Pietrowski the process of inscribing the text becomes not just funny as they argue about virtually every detail of the process, including the meaning of individual verses, but moving as well as each man is forced to reach deep within himself -- all against the sights and sounds of a continuing war and the realization that each of them is part of a despised minority.
If the actors, or indeed the director, James Glossman, allowed themselves the luxury of playing for laughs, the evening would quickly fail. Instead it is played with understated reality and hope. And in any other hands but Bean (who plays Ishaq with elegant determination and erudition) and Pietrowski (who finds insights into Zeblyan's character that raise him from a plodding scribe to moments of inspired greatness) the evening might well slide to gentle amusement. The pair keep it on the razor-edge of excitement.
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Long-simmering resentment over a rule that requires Milwaukee Public Schools employees to live in the city may resurface this week when the School Board considers modifying the district's long-standing residency rule.
Spurring the discussion is the imminent staffing crisis the district faces - it needs to recruit at least 750 new teachers and school leaders to replace a larger-than-usual crop of retirements expected at the end of this year, all on the back edge of a housing crisis that's made it more difficult for many people to sell their homes or purchase new ones.
To ease the transition, the administration is proposing extending the time allowed for new employees to establish residency in the district from one year to three years from the point of hire. The board's Committee on Legislation, Rules and Policies is scheduled to discuss the plan Thursday.
But the larger question may be whether that's enough of a rule change to attract - and keep - the kind of talented educators the district needs.
"The lack of teachers for next year puts us in a different place than we've been in the past," board member Terry Falk said. "One thing we know we can't do is dramatically increase salaries, or offer some kind of signing bonus."
The administration says it expects it will have to recruit as many as 700 teachers for next year to fill the holes left by this year's retiring educators, many of whom wish to take advantage of benefits outlined in the current teachers contract, which expires at the end of June.
The district also expects to hire 50 or more new school administrators for the 2013-'14 school year.
"Whereas residency is not a singular barrier to attracting and retaining teachers and/or administrators, it remains a documented contributing factor and MPS cannot afford to lose any highly qualified and talented candidates or existing employees to residency or any reason," a summary from the district administration says.
Residency has been a frequent discussion point since the rule was established in 1977.
Falk said the current proposal might unintentionally create a new three-year cycle of employees; ones who commit to the district and then leave before they have to live in the city.
"My biggest concern is our ability to capture people considering a second career (in education)," Falk said.
The residency issue is thorny because it could affect more than just getting and keeping quality teachers in the classroom.
Arguments against abolishing the rule have historically included concerns about an erosion of the city's middle-class tax base, and concerns that teachers could become even more removed socially and culturally from the communities they serve.
Critics of the rule call it antiquated and say Milwaukee and Chicago are the only two large urban districts left that still require their employees to live in the city.
Bob Peterson, president of the Milwaukee Teachers Education Association, said the fact that the MPS administration is considering modifying the residency rule, despite the City of Milwaukee's concerns, "indicates a serious need in the area of recruiting and retaining highly qualified teachers." Peterson also said that if residency is lifted for new teachers, it should be lifted for current educators in MPS.
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fastest first serve speed of Roger Federer: 135 mph
2006 AO against Haas.
fastest first serve speed of Andy Roddick: 155 mph
2004 Davis Cup against Volchkov
fastest first serve speed of Pete Sampras: 135 mph 1998 US Open 4th round against Safin
f. 2nd serve speed of Federer: 126 mph 2004 Halle against Haas
f. 2nd serve of Roddick: 133 mph 2004 Wimby final against Fed
f. 2nd serve of Sampras: 127 mph 2001 U.S Open against Agassi
average fist serve speed Fed: 114-121 mph
Roddick: 122-132 mph,
Sampras: 114-123 mph
average second serve speed Fed: 90-105 mph
Roddick: 100-110 mph, Sampras: 90-115 mph
I take it back about that weak serve comments form me in the past. Federer does have a real fast and potent serve.
So you claiming that Sampras's serve had an additional 15 mph on it compared to Sampras is an utter lie as Sampras' FASTEST EVER RECORDED SPEED clocked at 135, which is nothing faster than Federer's fastest ever 1st serve.
Those stats which I found only prove that Sampras had a consistently better 2nd serve than Federer (not even by much) which I agree with (and always has), even considering that the surfaces were way faster in the Sampras era.
Also, for such a Federer fan you seem to favor Sampras quite heavily. Luckily, reality is on Federer's side.
To be fair, the radar guns they used back then (up til the late 90's) tracked the speed of the ball as it crossed the net, which resulted in slower speeds. Now they track the speed when the ball hits the court, part of the reason why guys are serving "faster" now. In the 2001 Wimby match between Sampras and Fed, Sampras's first serve averaged 125 and his second serve 111. For Fed it was 114 and 98. That's a big discrepancy. Near the end of Pete's career (using the same guns they use today) Pete regularly averaged 121-122 on his first serve per match.
Fed, in all the years of looked at post-match stats (which is pretty much every match) I've never seen him average higher than 120 over the course of a whole match. He tops out around 117-119, and is usually at 115-116. Sampras topped out at 125-126 and usually was at 121-124. So yes, Sampras was definitely a faster server.
As far as the speed issue goes though, I agree with edberg505. It's pretty negligible. Federer from 2004-2006 was a speed demon. He's lost a step, sure, but the difference isn't massive between Federer and Sampras IMO. Although I agree that Pete had the higher vertical leap. In the other aspects Fed mostly has him beat -- balance, coordination, stamina, etc.
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This walk is a coordinated effort organized by many local and regional trail coordinators, the transportation planning group of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC), and the long-distance walking organization, FreeWalkers.
The Boston Greenbelt Trail is an MAPC proposed project encompassing approximately 90 mi of walking trail circling Boston. The trail would connect between Salem and Quincy inside Rt 128, connecting numerous large and small parks and open spaces including Lynn Woods, Breakheart Reservation, Middlesex Fells, Horn Pond, Cummings Park, Across Lexington, the Western Greenway, and Aqueduct trails. The Greenbelt would also serve as catalyst to preserve some of the remaining undeveloped lands in urbanized Boston as well as to improve conditions for pedestrians along and across busy roadways. The Greenbelt Walk will focus on a 30 mile segment of this corridor
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September 13, 2011 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
Cold War International History Project
Sarah B. Snyder explores how, in the aftermath of the signing of the Helsinki Final Act, a transnational network of activists committed to human rights in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe made the topic a central element in East-West diplomacy.
Fairness and Transparency in Cameroon's Next Presidential Election
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A delegation of Cameroonian officials will present the government's plans for the coming election as a backdrop to a discussion on how the international community can help ensure that democracy, human rights, the rule of law, and accountability are respected.
Security Sector Reform in the DRC: Innovations and Complications
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The United States has been engaged in Security Sector Reform (SSR) in the DRC since 2006. However, without strong political will to improve security, overall improvement has stagnated. The Congolese army, the FARDC, is still seen as a factitious group of rebel militias. What is the way forward for SSR in the DRC?
Maternal Health Challenges in Kenya: What New Research Evidence Shows
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The place of poetry in modern democracy is no place, according to conventional wisdom. The poet, we hear, is a casualty of mass entertainment and prosaic public culture, banished to the artistic sidelines to compose variations on insipid themes for a dwindling audience. Robert Pinsky, however, argues that this gloomy diagnosis is as wrongheaded as it is familiar. Pinsky, whose remarkable career as a poet itself undermines the view, writes that to portray poetry and democracy as enemies is to radically misconstrue both. The voice of poetry, he shows, resonates with profound themes at the very heart of democratic culture.
There is no one in America better to write on this topic. One of the country's most accomplished poets, Robert Pinsky served an unprecedented two terms as America's Poet Laureate (1997-2000) and led the immensely popular multimedia Favorite Poem Project, which invited Americans to submit and read aloud their favorite poems. Pinsky draws on his experiences and on characteristically sharp and elegant observations of individual poems to argue that expecting poetry to compete with show business is to mistake its greatest democratic strength--its intimate, human scale--as a weakness.
As an expression of individual voice, a poem implicitly allies itself with ideas about individual dignity that are democracy's bedrock, far more than is mass participation. Yet poems also summon up communal life.. Even the most inward-looking work imagines a reader. And in their rhythms and cadences poems carry in their very bones the illusion and dynamic of call and response. Poetry, Pinsky writes, cannot help but mediate between the inner consciousness of the individual reader and the outer world of other people. As part of the entertainment industry, he concludes, poetry will always be small and overlooked. As an art--and one that is inescapably democratic--it is massive and fundamental.
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