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Sorry Bruce - not enough pics!
Of course - very nice indeed and love the cant. Now you just need to wear it a bit and get those ''wings'' used to being on the belt and let it break in a bit.
That will last you a long time.
This is a discussion on Finally my turn (a bit of holster porn inside) within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I received my new belt and Holster from Kevin today, It was a long wait (long story), but I wanted him to be the one ...
I received my new belt and Holster from Kevin today, It was a long wait (long story), but I wanted him to be the one who made it, so now here it is. Ain't she purdy? It is a modified eagle defender.
Sorry Bruce - not enough pics!
Of course - very nice indeed and love the cant. Now you just need to wear it a bit and get those ''wings'' used to being on the belt and let it break in a bit.
That will last you a long time.
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Nice rig - looks worth a long wait! Say, that wouldn't be a 1911 holstered there, would it?
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Bruce that looks like it was worth the wait. The Good Book says not to covet,so how about I borrow it forever. Seriously a great looking rig. The guns not bad either!!
Nice holster!
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nice looking holster/belt combo. So now ya need some spare mag pouches ?
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Yessir, it sure is purtty!!
Kevin really does fine work. I still can't believe that he's doing this fine, custom work for pretty much "off-the-rack" prices.
Of course, I can say that now, as I've gotten mine too.
Should I need another, guess where I'll get it. . .
When my wife is ready for her CCW holster, it will be from K&D, for sure.
Political Correctness has now "evolved" into Political Cowardice.
Very nice holster you got there. I'm sure you are very happy to have gotten it.
Very nice!!! He does excellent work!!
Two questions:
1. Who did you borrow the 1911 from?
2. How does your Glock fit in there?
Just kidding - beautiful rig!
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Very nice Holster Bruce
Cool. I'm hoping to receive my Max Con V soon, so I'll be happy like you.
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Kevin is using a different type of finish now, and let me tell ya the pics do this setup no justice. It is beautiful. I recieved it at 12:20 p.m this afternoon, and have had it on since, I may even sleep with it on . I have waited for this since November and don't wanna take it off.


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For the last two decades of the 20th century I was a software monkey in the UK. But then I escaped and ran away to S.E.Asia! It was here, around 2007, in an internet cafe, that I (re)discovered 3D - I somehow chanced upon a download for DAZ Studio 1/2. I quickly became a 'collector', downloading all the (legally) free 3D models I could find, and around 2009 I picked up a bargain copy of Poser 6. But like many collectors I fell into a common trap - maintaining my collection in a pristine, unused condition!
In early 2010 I discovered Blender and started producing occasional models and textures of my own. With my rusty-software-monkey 'skills' I also started hacking together my own scripts for DAZ Studio and Poser. Any reasonable models, textures, or scripts that I do are usually released as freebies...
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All my freebies are available here at Renderosity FreeStuff and at ShareCG. And I'm still making lots of stuff. It's just that recently I've been having far too much fun playing with the toys in my runtime and making pictures. So the planned work on my freebies has suffered. But since nobody's actually asked about progress on the Smart+/PropGoto+ update, or anything else (except the S.E.Asian helmet - sorry Mal, I will get round to it, but I just keep getting distracted!) it's all on the back-burner for now. Please do feel free to chase me up if there's anything I've said I'll do - I often need just a small shove!
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But recently my toys have really started to come to life... pictures have just started 'happening'. I simply open Poser, peek inside to see what all those little guys and gals and beasties are up to, and hit 'render' when they tell me to!
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Memphis prosecutor who spent career protecting children retires
On a foggy, rain-drenched night, then-Asst. U.S. Atty. Dan Newsom had been zipping down Summer Avenue in a brown-colored European sports car when he spotted a stranger in need.
He pulled over and offered the man a ride.
Once inside the vintage Triumph TR6, the man studied the federal prosecutor's face before blurting out, "I know you! You sent me to prison."
Newsom, a former state prosecutor who then spent three decades as federal prosecutor, couldn't remember the name of this particular defendant or whether it was a case of child rape, assault, murder or some other violent crime.
Unnerved, he didn't know how former felon would react, but he certainly didn't expect to hear what the man said next: "Thank you."
The man told Newsom, known as tough but fair, that his prison stint gave him a chance to get on a different path. On this rainy night, he was accepting a ride to work, having left behind his life of crime, he told Newsom.
The conversation was brief but the encounter was telling — about Newsom's compassion for others and his professionalism, which even the defendant, his courtroom opponent, appreciated years later.
Newsom, who spent seven years with the Shelby County District Attorney's Office, prosecuted dozens of rapes, robberies and murder. He helped send a murderer to Death Row, though the man died of natural causes awaiting execution.
His career, however, would be shaped by an expertise he quickly developed seeking justice for sexually abused and exploited children.
So after he was hired as federal prosecutor in 1983, he quickly became a pioneer, becoming the first to prosecute a national pornography case based obscenity laws.
But his career came to an end this year when he decided to retire in November, partly motivated by the recent deaths of his mother and brother.
"It makes you think about how many years you have left," he said. "I've always loved his job, but I want to have some years to do something else."
As a retirement party at Molly's La Casita in Midtown, his boss, U.S. Atty. Ed Stanton, called the 68-year-old a "Renaissance man," pointing to a Newsom's love of art, music and learning. The senior prosecutor has painted seascapes and landscapes, plays the guitar and harmonica and is trilingual — yet doesn't boast about any of these skills.
Stanton told the dozens of current and retired federal agents, prosecutors and judges gathered for the send-off, "There is no other prosecutor I aspire to be more like."
U.S. Dist. Judge John Fowlkes described Newsom as "the best of the best."
Former U.S. Atty. Hickman Ewing Jr., who hired Newsom, praised him for tackling cases "no one else in the country wanted to take on."
That included the case of a corrupt sheriff who had been sexually molesting male prisoners. Ewing remembers the emotional trial, saying "Everybody in the courtroom was crying, except the defendant."
In a federal case involving child pornography, Newsom secured a conviction against a Harvard graduate and history professor from his alma mater, then-Memphis State University, now the University of Memphis.
For then-postal inspector Steve Orr, it was his first investigation, and he was glad Newsom was assigned to the case.
"He would have been my first choice," Orr, who has since retired. "He was very dedicated."
The man in their cross hairs was a New York-based pornographer who sent unsolicited and graphic fliers to residents across the country — including to a state judge in Memphis — advertising adult videos. Newsom secured a federal indictment against the Long Island resident, but "he fled the country," Orr said.
During his tenure, Newsom witnessed the birth of the Internet — a tool used by child pornographers to peddle their illegal product on a global scale. Through the years, the victims have become younger — as young as 6 months old — and the acts more violent, the prosecutor said. "It's the worst you can imagine, and that's an understatement," he said.
"You have victims who were traumatized, and it's worthwhile to get justice for them."
An infantry company commander in Vietnam, he has a Purple Heart and Bronze Star. Later, the courtroom became his battlefield, and, as with his three-year stint with the Army, the First Lieutenant would earn a reputation as a lawyer who was always prepared and mission-focused.
"I call him 'Bulldog Dan,'" said one of his courtroom opponents, Eugene Laurenzi. "He's smart, aggressive, honorable."
The defense attorney recalled how Newsom secured "a hefty sentence" for a man who raped a 12-year-old disabled girl and videotaped the crime.
Laurenzi said he convinced his client to plead guilty, cautioning, "Dan isn't going to miss anything."
He said once he learned Newsom was handling a case against one of his clients, "I would know I would have to do my best at every stage of a trial, be on my toes from A to Z."
Leslie Ballin, who has known Newsom for about 37 years, said the prosecutor has a good sense of humor but is intense when it's time to go to work. The defense attorney remembered a client Newsom secured a conviction against for child pornography. The man was later released but rearrested at an area Best Buy store, where he used tablets to access child pornography.
Newsom convinced a judge to send the man back to prison.
"Outside court, we're friends," Ballin said. "But in court, it's 'take off the gloves and hit each other.' " He described Newsom's hits as "all above the belt, but effective."
Defense attorney Bill Massey described Newsom as "very dogged. He bites on and he hangs on."
Massey said the prosecutor, whose delivery in court was more matter-of-fact than fiery or showy, could win over a jury with his earnest nature. "He spoke with passion and feeling, and the jury would feel that."
Terre Fratesi, who has prosecuted sex crimes in Shelby County Juvenile Court and new in adult court, said she became a better prosecutor by learning from Newsom during his annual lectures.
She said he offered investigators and prosecutors many tips on handling sensitive cases with young victims, but he also urged them to mentally find a way to leave these difficult cases at work.
"I've been his student probably more than a decade," she said of a man she described a knowledgeable and patient. "This is the passing of an era."
He also helped educate agents and prosecutors across the nation, including lecturing at FBI headquarters in Quantico, Va.
Newsom — also considered an expert in arson, fraud and computer crimes — supervised law interns at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Memphis, but even seasoned prosecutors were known for popping in his office to ask for guidance.
Instead of coasting in to retirement, he worked up until the end — helping host a conference for state and federal prosecutors.
And he agreed to pinch hit for another prosecutor, convincing a judge to deny bond at a detention hearing for an alleged bank robber dubbed the "Risky Business" bandit. Even though it wasn't his case, he came to court prepared and attacked every argument the defense attorney made for release.
His colleague and friend, Tony Arvin, said Newsom has always been dependable — even when injured.
He recalled the time Newsom barreled out of the office headed to present several cases to a federal grand jury. Someone said something to him and he turned his head as he kept walking, cutting his head on the side of the door.
"He came flying out with his files, smashed into the door frame, basically knocking himself out," Arvin said. "He was bleeding but went to court anyway. He's that passionate on every case."
And the night Newsom was bitten by a brown recluse spider and spent hours at a hospital, he was exhausted but still insisted on driving to Jackson, Tenn., early the next morning for a court case, Arvin said.
Julia Gibbons, a federal appellate judge who worked with Newsom for years when she was a U.S. District Court judge, agreed that "Dan has a tenacious side."
She also said, "He would never, in his enthusiasm to convict someone, cross the line."
Sharon Newsom, the retired prosecutor's wife of nearly 42 years, said despite his dedication to his career, he still managed to prioritize her and their son, Marc, a former Army sniper and their two granddaughters.
"I'm very proud of him, especially helping protect the children," his wife said. "He's someone you can always count on for help."
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IOWA CITY – Solon made the big mistakes at all the wrong times. Iowa City Regina jumped on the opportunity.
The Class 1A top-ranked Regals scored 21 points off four turnovers in a 31-7 win over 3A No. 8 Solon in non-district high school football game last night at Regina Field. The Spartans didn't score until the closing seconds of the fourth quarter.
The Regals (2-0) now have a 30-game winning streak, including three straight against Solon. The first win in that stretch for the Regals ended Solon's 42-game winning streak.
Regina quarterback Mark Ward connected with Alex Balke for three touchdowns – a 10-yard slant in the second quarter, a 14-yard throw and run in the second and a 49-yard pass in the third quarter after another short pass.
Riley Dixon rushed for 150 yards, including 15 carries for 130 yards in the first half.
Solon (1-1) trailed 10-0 late in the first half when the Spartans put together their first legitimate drive of the game.
The Spartans reached Regina's 16-yard line after starting at their own 30, but quarterback Rory Siddell's fade pass to the end zone was intercepted by Matt Streb for a touchback with 1:51 left in the second quarter.
The Regals made quick work after a substitution infraction, reaching Solon territory on two plays with a 21-yard run by Mike Donovan and a 15-yard pass interference penalty. Dixon added runs of 37 and 2 yards, and then Ward connected with Alex Balke on a 10-yard slant for a touchdown.
In the flash of 54 seconds, Solon went from cutting the lead to one possession to trailing 16-0.
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Earlier in the second quarter, Solon shanked a 13-yard punt that only traveled to its own 41-yard line. Regina turned that into a short drive and a 37-yard field goal from Nick Dolezal.
Ward intercepted a Sieddell pass in the third quarter. Two plays later Ward and Balke hooked up for a touchdown.
Solon was driving inside Regina's 10-yard line at the start of the fourth quarter when a fumbled snap ended the pursuit. The Regals went 92 yards in just four plays, making it 31-0 with 9:46 remaining.
Regina produced a 66-yard scoring drive to open the game – all but 10 yards on the ground. Ward finished the final 37 yards on the ground, including an 11-yard TD scamper.
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ST. LOUIS Steven Jackson has yet to see a winning season since he joined the Rams as a first-round draft pick in 2004. And hes not looking to leave just as they appear to be on the cusp of turning things around. Jackson confirmed to reporters this week that he and the Rams plan to meet in the near future to decide whats next for the franchises all-time leading rusher. Jackson has one year and 7 million remaining on his contract but has the option to opt out of the deal and become a free agent. We are definitely going to sit down, Jackson said. I would hate to watch this organization go on and be successful, which I believe they will, without me. I want to be a part of that. The powerful, physical Jackson became just the sixth player in NFL history to have eight consecutive seasons of at least 1,000 rushing yards in 2012. Four of the others are already in the NFL Hall of Fame and the fifth is not yet eligible. Jackson also surpassed the 10,000 career-rushing yards mark in 2012, ...
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127 Hours
Why It Was Nominated: Danny Boyle's latest proved that high energy editing, acting, and music can make even a mundane "trapped for five days with a crushed arm" story interesting. Aaron Ralston's ordeal that resulted in him severing his own arm off in a bid for survival is as fascinating and inspirational as it is terrifying. Boyle captures much of that thanks in large part to James Franco's charismatic and emotional performance.
Why It Might Win: Boyle took the top prize two years ago with Slumdog Millionaire, so we know the Academy already has an attraction to his energetic style of mixing fast paced visuals with jaunty music. They're also big fans of his relentlessly positive and poppy themes.
Why It Might Not Win: Once again, this is an example of a film being overshadowed by a single performance within. Franco is a big personality and he seems to garnering most of the notices when people speak of the film.
The Social Network
Why It Was Nominated: David Fincher's latest proved that a smartly scripted and highly entertaining movie about the world's biggest social networking site still isn't enough to convince me to join Facebook.
Critics and audiences fell for this movie in droves and quickly labeled it the film of a generation. It's actually less about a generation than it is about society in general, but the sentiment remains that it captured something special.
It's Fincher's most accessible film helped by a brilliant script, strong performances across the board, and a loose adherence to reality.
Why It Might Win: Fincher's film has picked up an incredible amount of awards from critics and guild groups around the country.
Why It Might Not Win: The King's Speech has picked up the more important ones.
Toy Story 3
Why It Was Nominated: Lee Unkrich's latest proved that even an emotional retread with two fantastic scenes can still pluck viewers' heartstrings all the way to the bank if it's stamped with the Pixar name.
The animation kings got their first Best Picture nomination last year with Up, and they earned one again this year through a combination of technical, artistic, and financial achievements. They've proven once again that characters don't have to be flesh and blood to be emotionally affecting.
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Why It Was Nominated: The Coen Brothers' latest proved that "remake" isn't a dirty word, that the good ones can sometimes surpass the original in quality and entertainment value, and that Matt Damon is an awkward spanker.
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Why It Might Win: The Coens are an unpredictable pair, and they already pulled off what many consider to be an upset with No Country For Old Men's victory over There Will Be Blood in 2007. Plus, the Western is a true American genre and they brought it back in a big way.
Why It Might Not Win: It's tempting to point to the godawful CGI throughout the film as reason enough for it not to win the top prize, but it's actually the somewhat casual tone that works against it here. The film is an uneven mix of Western drama and comedy that works better when mining for laughs than when it's reaching for emotional connection. The ending scene with a grown up Mattie Ross being the perfect example… goodwill for a young teen doesn't automatically translate to an unrecognizable adult face looking for emotional payoff.
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Why It Was Nominated: Debra Granik's latest proved that even a little-seen indie film can find a seat at the Best Picture table when it's made with care, grounded with strong performances, and features a hot blond named Winter.
This tale about a young woman in the Ozark mountains struggling against everyone around her in an effort to find her drug dealing father is a moody, dark, and highly immersive feature. It oozes authenticity from beneath every dirty fingernail and pair of overalls.
Why It Might Win: Everyone loves a good David vs Goliath story right?
Why It Might Not Win: This is the lowest grossing film of the ten nominees, and that means this is as close as it's going to get to the Oscar. As with The Kids Are All Right the honor here is in being nominated, but the Academy is aiming to reward films with a much higher recognition factor. Plus, while Lawrence's performance drew raves and earned her several follow-up jobs no one seems to be rushing to offer Granik a comic-book film for her resumé.
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Epidermal Effacement in Malignant Melanoma
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To the Editor:
Epidermal effacement, also known as consumption of the epidermis, is a histologic feature that can be seen in a number of malignant melanomas.1, 2, 3, 4 It consists of the thinning or disappearance of epidermal cell layers overlying the melanoma.1, 2 Hantschke et al1 found epidermal effacement in 88 (86%) of 102 melanomas but in only 12 (9.6%) of 125 Spitz nevi. They also studied 61 spitzoid lesions without a clear diagnosis using genomic hybridization techniques and found epidermal effacement in 6 (14%) of 42 lesions that were reclassified as benign lesions and in 14 (74%) of 19 lesions that were reclassified as malignant lesions. Walters et al2 found epidermal effacement in 92 (43%) of 213 melanomas but in just 4 (4.2%) of 94 melanomas in situ or high-grade dysplastic nevi. There was no effacement in 146 benign nevi (114 low-grade dysplastic nevi, 8 congenital nevi, and 24 common nevi). In other words, epidermal effacement could be used, with caution, as a diagnostic criterion for differentiating melanoma from Spitz nevus or dysplastic nevus.
Even though epidermal effacement is a relatively common finding in melanomas (found by Hantschke et al1 and Walters et al2 in 86% and 43% of cases, respectively), very few studies have analyzed it. Furthermore, we believe that this histologic feature is unfamiliar to the majority of dermatologists.
We recently saw 2 cases of malignant melanoma with epidermal effacement. The first was a superficial spreading melanoma (SSM), located on the right arm, that had entered the vertical growth phase (Breslow depth of 0.95mm and Clark level III) (Figure 1). The second was also a SSM in the vertical growth phase (Breslow depth of 1.87mm and Clark level IV) but located on the abdomen (Figure 2). The tumors had been removed from a 51-year-old and a 50-year-old man, respectively.
Figure 1. Epidermal effacement overlying malignant melanoma (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification ×100).
Figure 2. Superficial spreading melanoma: the overlying epidermis consists of just a single layer of cells in some areas (hematoxylin-eosin, original magnification ×100).
It has been postulated that epidermal effacement is the result of an autoimmune or immunologic process as this histologic feature has also been seen in certain halo nevi (pseudo-epidermal effacement).1, 2, 3 Walters et al2 do not believe this to be the case as they found no association between epidermal effacement and either tumor regression or inflammatory infiltrates. It might also be a physical phenomenon related to the compression caused by tumor growth1, 2, 3; this, however, would not explain why epidermal effacement is found in some thin melanomas (with a low Breslow depth) or indeed why it is not found in the vast majority of thick melanomas. Epidermal effacement has also been seen in areas adjacent to melanoma ulceration as well as in association with fissures, clefting, and areas of dermal-epidermal separation, explaining why numerous studies have suggested that this histologic feature might be a marker of subsequent progression to ulceration.1, 2, 3, 4 In support of this theory, we have seen epidermal effacement in several epidermotropic metastatic melanomas.
Further studies are necessary to determine whether epidermal effacement, like ulceration, is associated with poorer prognosis in melanoma.5, 6 Moreover, epidermal effacement is observed more frequently in association with other indicators of poorer prognosis in malignant melanomas5, 6: increasing Breslow depth, number of mitoses per field, ulceration, and vertical growth.2 Until it is determined whether or not epidermal effacement, like ulceration, is associated with poorer prognosis, we believe that it should be included in protocols for melanoma histopathology reports.7 It is also interesting to note that paratumoral epidermal hyperplasia, which is precisely the opposite of epidermal effacement, located in zones adjacent to melanoma is associated with better prognosis in thick melanomas.8
The question remains as to why epidermal effacement and ulceration occur in certain malignant melanomas independently of tumor duration, Breslow depth, or faster growth. Epidermal effacement (and therefore subsequent ulceration) might be caused by the action of metalloproteases or the alteration of certain calcium-dependent adhesion molecules such as E-cadherin.2, 3, 9, 10
☆ Please cite this article as: Corbalán-Vélez R, et al. Adelgazamiento epidérmico en melanomas malignos. Actas Dermosifiliogr.2011;102:634-5.
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Bibliography1.Hantschke M, Bastian BC, LeBoit Ph E. Consumption of the epidermis. A diagnostic criterion for the differential diagnosis of melanoma and Spitz nevus. Am J Surg Pathol. 2004; 28:1621-5.
2.Walters RF, Groben PA, Busam K, Millikan RC, Rabinovitz H, Cognetta A, et al. Consumption of the epidermis: A criterion in the differential diagnosis of melanoma and dysplastic nevi that is associated with increasing Breslow depth and ulceration. Am J Dermatopathol. 2007; 29:527-33.
3.Braun-Falco M. Clef formation and consumption of the epidermis in cutaneous melanocytic lesions - reply. Human Pathol. 2006; 37:247.
4.Dy LC, Buckel LJ, Hurwitz RM. Melanoma in situ with epidermal effacement: a compelling adjunctive finding. J Drugs Dermatol. 2007; 6:708-11.
5.Botella-Estrada R, Sanmartín Jiménez O. Diferentes alteraciones genéticas causan diferentes melanomas y nuevas posibilidades terapéuticas. Actas Dermosifiliogr. 2010; 101:394-400.
6.Payette MJ, Katz M, Grant-Kels JM. Melanoma prognostic factors found in the dermatopathology report. Clin Dermatol. 2009; 27:53-74.
7.Nagore E, Monteagudo C, Pinazo MI, Botella-Estrada R, Oliver V, Bañuls J, et al. Propuesta de protocolo para el informe histológico del tumor primario de los pacientes con un melanoma cutáneo del Grupo de Trabajo para el Melanoma Cutáneo de la Comunidad Valenciana. Actas Dermosifiliogr. 2007; 98:459-65.
8.Drunkenmölle E, March WCh , Lübbe D, Helmbold P. Paratumoral epidermal hyperplasia: a novel prognostic factor in thick primary melanoma of the skin?. Am J Dermatopathol. 2005; 27:482-8.
9.Hsu MY, Meier F, Herlyn M. Melanoma development and progression. A conspiracy between tumor and host. Differentiation. 2002; 70:522-36.
10.Hoffman UB, Westphal JR, Van Muijen GN, Ruiter DJ. Matrix metalloproteinases in human melanoma. J invest Dermatol. 2000; 115:337-44.


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Hello all. I am going to be upgrading my pc in a few weeks and want a little help with some things. I am going to be getting a new ram ,mother board, an i5 2500k and windows 7. i currently have xp (i know i know). should i install the i5 and new mother board first and then windows 7 or the other way around? what about the ram? i am actually really confused ha ha and i am worried ill mess it up to be honest. any help would be much appreciated
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Get all the upgrades first. It can be a pain to get Windows to activate when you change your parts. If you have an OEM version of Win7, it's tied to the motherboard it was installed on. If you activate a retail version of Win7 and change your hardware significantly, you have to re-activate, which may involved having to phone MS. Just get all your upgrades and then install Win7.
so i should put in the new motherboard, ram and cpu then install win7 last?
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so i should put in the new motherboard, ram and cpu then install win7 last?
Yeah, you need to get the hardware set up first anyway. Make sure it actually turns on after upgrading the CPU and whatnot. Then install Win7.
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If there is any one part you should install before the OS that part would be the motherboard.
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so i should put in the new motherboard, ram and cpu then install win7 last?
Yeah, you need to get the hardware set up first anyway. Make sure it actually turns on after upgrading the CPU and whatnot. Then install Win7.
What he said. Make sure the system boots and posts and XP loads fine.
Do all the backups to make sure all your data archives are current and you won't lose anything if the HDD caught on fire during the switch (There is no such thing as uniquely stored data that is guaranteed to be accessible, only data that has not yet become lost due to lack of backups). Shut down WinXP.
Switch over mobo/RAM/CPU core system and hook everything back up (except the HDD). Make sure it POSTs and gets to the point where is asks for a disc with an operating system. Then insert the Win7 DVD and immediately shut down, hook up the HDD and reboot. Tell it to install a clean copy of the OS (to the existing partition, don't reformat unless you want to copy back all documents from backup rather than just move them from the backup folder Win7 installer creates) and it should talk about old files on the drive. Tell it to install the new OS and move the files to a backup directory (should be default) and it'll move the old Windows files out of the way of the new OS but you'll be able to browse them to get your documents.
If you take a WinXP HDD an install it into a new computer (which is exactly what you're doing when you do a major hardware upgrade tot he core components) then it may boot, but it may fault for many reasons during boot. You can increase the chance of it booting by installing all the drivers for your new hardware into the OS before you switch the hardware but even then there are no guarantees. So don't expect that once the hardware is swapped that you'll be able to boot up WinXP and it'll just install the new drivers and work fine. It might, but it isn't a sure bet. And as you're doing a clean OS install you don't need it to boot WinXP on the new hardware.
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Elizabethtown City Councilman Larry Ashlock, a local attorney, said he isn't pursuing a third term because of time constraints. He was the only incumbent out of six who did not file for re-election to the council this fall. The deadline to file for the Nov. 6 election was Tuesday and some offices were left unfilled, according to the Hardin County Clerk's Office.
Hardin Circuit Judge Kelly Mark Easton likely will file an order to dismiss parts of a lawsuit brought against Elizabethtown Community and Technical College by an employee.
Attorneys representing the parties involved met Tuesday in court to be questioned by Easton after the defense attorneys, Bingham Greenebaum Doll of Louisville, filed a motion to dismiss the complaint.
If good fortunes align, Addington Field Elizabethtown Regional Airport will welcome a major airline into its fold by fall.
Board Chairman Joe Yates said the airport is in negotiations with two major airlines and could sign a deal for passenger airline service by October or November if all goes as planned. Yates declined to release the names of the airlines because talks are ongoing.
The Hardin County Chamber of Commerce focused Wednesday on increasing post-secondary education opportunities in the area.
Gary Ransdell, president of Western Kentucky University, and Thelma White, president/CEO of Elizabethtown Community and Technical College, spoke at the chamber's luncheon about their joint admissions agreement, which was created in November.
Radcliff residents will not have to worry about higher taxes this year.
City officials are planning to adopt a plan this month to keep rates steady, rejecting the compensating rate of 16.0 cents per $100 of assessed value to hold the rate at 15.9 cents per $100 of assessed value for real property.
Chief Financial Officer Chance Fox said taking a rate below the compensating rate would only make around $10,000 of difference in revenue. He said the proposed rate will produce roughly $1.52 million.
As of Wednesday, the Office for the Blind and Office of Vocational Rehabilitation offices at 409 N. Miles St. temporarily have been relocated to the Lincoln Trail Career Center at 916 N. Mulberry St.
The North Miles Street office is closed to conduct an indoor air quality test because of recent flooding in the basement.
Witnesses played a key role in the Tuesday arrests of two men wanted in connection to a burglary at a Radcliff mobile home park, police say.
Christopher S. Rogers, 29, of Leitchfield, and William J. Murray, 20, of Radcliff, were arrested Tuesday on charges of second-degree burglary. Rogers also faces a charge of receiving stolen property under $10,000.
No injuries were reported Tuesday after a Hardin County Schools bus ran off the road and struck a tree.
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There's a certain air of anonymity to most NFL players. Outside of quarterbacks (Ben Roethlisberger's recklessness, Tom Brady's cool), these masked men, by choice or by circumstance (they are, after all, masked) don't exhibit a ton of personality. And fans aren't all that bothered, right? One could argue, much to Arian Foster's dismay, that the stat/fantasy value of a player is way more important to fans these days than the person who is putting up the numbers. It's a faceless league right now. And that's why Calvin Johnson is the perfect face for it.
Megatron is his nickname, and it's a tribute to his utterly trill style of play that he can make such a dork-tastic moniker sound cool. Lining up for the Detroit Lions, in their metallic blue and silver, with a visor obscuring his face, Johnson practically transcends anonymity into an almost robotic kind of cool. He is the rise of the machines. He's not a vessel for your fantasy team — he's a footballing fantasy.
People are quite obviously taking notice, and not just the guy sitting next to you at The Mean Fiddler who spits out upside-down nachos every time Johnson makes another go-go-Gadget grab.
In an interesting act of reverse bulletin board material, members of the Dallas Cowboys have been showering praise on Megatron this week in the lead-up to their game with Detroit this weekend. Dallas safety Gerald Sensabaugh said, "Calvin is just in his own league with what he does." Linebacker Bradie James imagined trading places with Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford. "I wish I could play quarterback," he said. "You throw it up, man, he can go get it. He's about 11 feet tall." Cowboys coach Jason Garrett didn't even beat around the bush, saying, "Calvin Johnson is arguably the best player in the National Football League." Dallas! Going all-in on the reverse jinx!
This season has been Johnson's coming-out party, due in no small part to the telepathic relationship he has developed with Stafford. Their electric connection reminds me of Daunte Culpepper and Randy Moss. Last Sunday, it probably reminded a few people in Minnesota, as well.
Just look at this. (I know you've looked at it. Look again.)
Every Minnesotan knew it was going to Megtaron. Paul Westerberg knew, Dave Pirner knew, even Morris Day AND THE TIME knew it was going to Megatron! Hell, Dick Stockton knew it was going to him before the snap: "He's at the bottom of your screen …"
When asked about it later, Johnson was pretty cool and impersonal about the whole thing. "We know we have the firepower and we showed it." How very … robotic. Makes you wonder, who was that masked man? I actually don't care all that much. I just want to watch him play.
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The Sox traded Bullfrog the only player they've got for Shottenhoffen. Four-eyes Shottenhoffen a utility infielder. They've got a whole team of utility infielders.
Hopefully he's shut down for awhile.
He's shut down til the Reds say so now...assuming he signs
Why sign him? Let him go, take the 8th pick next season in what should be a better draft, and take a flier in the INT. market this season.
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If I was an Arizona St fan I would want Leake out there pitching in my teams biggest game. Even if he wasn't 100%.
The Reds will sign Leake. They are not going to punt the No. 8 overall pick when one of the reasons they took Leake was signability. His "injury" (and it doesn't look like much of one) will make it that much easier for the Reds to sign him.
Frankly the more I see of Leake the more surprised I am he lasted to us in the draft. He's got a lot of movement and a really good idea how to pitch. I thought what he did last night was very impressive because you could see he was working with only a fraction of his arsenal, most specifically without his good sharp breaking curve ball. Unless the injury is very much worse than it's being described, I don't think there's a doubt we'll sign him and I think we'll be a whole lot happier with him than what we might wait a year to get.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
Off the top of my head if a team doesn't sign a player then you get an extra pick the following year. But when you use that pick in the 2nd year if you don't sign the player you don't get "reimbursed" again. The Nationals couldn't sign Aaron Crow last year so they received an extra high pick this year. Although it wasn't considered a strong draft this year they didn't have any choice. If they didn't sign the player they took with the extra pick this year they wouldn't be "reimbursed" with another pick next year.
I watched Mike Leake pitch on Friday night, in person.
He's going to be fine methinks.
I was in the stands up and past 3B, so I had a pretty good view of his pitches to the plate - although not so great East-West on the plate obviously.
Whatever pitch he makes where the guys are done swinging and then the ball comes in low and/or bounces off the plate is a great one. I'm guessing it was his change.
His fastball had plenty of pop in it and he must have been spotting it great because there were a lot of called strikes.
He looked great from the stretch.
That one homerun to LF is an easy fly ball, and those two stingers past 3rd base would have been easy ground balls. Other than that, he really didn't give up many "real" MLB hits.
Just my observations.
I think that in a year or two, one of these guys - Frazier, Dorn, Valaika, Cumberland, Stubbs - will be ready to replace Dunn. They won't hit as many home runs as Dunn, but they should have similar OPS. - 757690, July 22, 2008
Alonso will be playing 1B for the REDS and batting 4th one year from today. - Kingspoint, July 9, 2009
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Yamaha XV920
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Joined: Dec 2010
Location: Columbia, MD
Oddometer: 59
It's alive! ALIVE!!! Hoo hoo haa hah haaah
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Hey adventurers, I've had this XV for years waiting for some love. Just thought I'd throw up some pictures to show everyone the state of disrepair... I have all the parts in boxes, but have never made the time. Now with two kids, it won't be easy, but who said life was easy?
I got this bike from a friend for free about 10 years ago. At the time it had been sitting outside with a tarp over it for about 7 years. I briefly got it to run, it smoked badly from one cylinder, then the carbs caught fire (not bad).
I took it apart and cleaned it up some, but it sat inside...now for years. Starter is toast. No spark last time I tried. I believe it is the #12 bike off the line.
Time to do something with this thing.
Just to ride it as a rat bike, it needs:
Front brakes redone (they are stuck).
Carb rebuild.
Possibly new rings.
New ignition (no sparky)?
A seat of some sort.
Anyway, I'd get rid of this thing but those bikes by Sepp Koch are just too sweet.
Words of wisdom appreciated.
Boohoo ha ha ha! My frankenbike is alive!
After a carb rebuild, cleaning the rust out and lining the tank, a backwoods-worthy starter motor and starter-gears rebuild, some cleaned up wiring and connectors, a new solenoid, and replacing the broken starter switch with a toggle...she started! I also had 3-in-1 oil in the cylinders for weeks (months?) to free the rings.
I am floored to be honest. It is running way lean and now I have to set the pilot screws at the least...right now it is only happy with the choke on about 1/2 way. My neighbors on the other hand, do not seem to be happy about all the noise I'm making...
No smoke from the pipes to speak of, and the motor sounds good. Even my wife was impressed. Little does she know the the next steps for the rebuild involve more money!
At the least, this bike now needs rebuilt front calipers, fork seals, steering bearings, tires, and a seat! Now, if only I had the time and money...
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