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Learn more about Sharp Quattron LC70LE732U 70" LED HDTV 1080p 120Hz:
|With the introduction of the 70" class (69.5" Diagonal) LC-70LE732U, Sharp once again reinforces its leadership in LCD and LED technology. Sharp's proprietary quad pixel technology adds a fourth color, yellow, to the traditional RGB pixel format, enabling many colors to be displayed for the first time. Featuring more colors than any other television, see never-before-seen colors like sparkling golds, Caribbean blues and sunflower yellows. On the LC-70LE732U, this technology is enhanced further with Quad Pixel Plus, which produces smoother lines by enabling the individual control of all 8-million sub-pixels on the screen.
The proprietary AQUOS LED system comprised of the X-Gen LCD panel and UltraBrilliant LED enables an incredible dynamic contrast ratio of 6,000,000:1 for excellent picture quality. 120Hz Fine Motion Enhanced virtually eliminates blur and motion artifacts in fast-moving video. The LC-70LE732U features connected TV services, including the addition of Vudu™ apps, Netflix streaming video1, CinemaNow capability, along with the industry's leading online support system, AQUOS Advantagesm Live. And, with built-in WiFi, connectivity is easier than ever. Dual USB media players for portable video/music player are also included for your convenience.
Customer Reviews of Sharp Quattron LC70LE732U 70" LED HDTV 1080p 120Hz
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My family is VERY happy with this purchase. My original choice was to go with the 65 inch Samsung UN65C8000 and later the UN65D8000. While Samsung makes great TV's, I really did not care to pay extra for 3-D which I will never use. The more I read about the Samsungs, the more concerns I had about spending $5000 for a TV whose technology could be outdated in a few short years. I was really glad to find this Sharp TV which seems to have hit the sweet spot for me between size, features, quality and price. With the Sharp I also got 5 extra inches of screen for around $2000 less than the Samsung. But the proof is in the picture quality and this TV has an excellent picture. Unlike the edge lighting used on the Samsung, the Sharp has full arrray LED back lighting. This makes the Sharp not as thin as the Samsung, but gives it a more uniform picture. HD is simply stunning. Last but not least, my living room is almost all windows so one of the biggest selling points for me was the semi-gloss screen on the Sharp TV. This makes for less of the distracting reflections compared to a glossy screen TV like the Samsung. In sum, I think Sharp has a real winner here. If you have the space and enough seating distance to the TV, I think you will be very satified.


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Today was the day on which women were supposed to wear pants to LDS church meetings.
Unfortunately, as I feared, I completely forgot to pay any attention.
I didn't hear anybody mention the issue, and my wife tells me that nobody brought it up in Relief Society, either.
My comment, the other day, that I really don't care whether women wear pants to church, garnered some fascinating responses. One individual, who plainly wanted women to wear pants to church, pronounced me a "[obscene adjective deleted] [vulgar noun deleted]" and, as a reward for his exhausting attempt at formulating an Aristotelian syllogistic argument, earned vocal praise and enthusiastic agreement from several others of the Pro-Pants Party. Some of those favoring pants at church, though, offered more nuanced responses, explaining, for example, that my indifference to whether women wear pants to church or not shows my disdain for women, my lack of interest in my fellow members of the Church, my contemptuous arrogance, and, of course, how very far I am from being like Christ. (Curiously, they seem to think that Christ cares a very great deal about whether women wear pants to sacrament meeting.)
Anyway, the sordid and terrible fact remains that I didn't notice whether any women wore pants to church today. It should have been easy, since, in my ward or congregation, all three sacrament meeting speakers were women, the chorister was a woman, the organist was a woman, and the special musical number was presented by five female violinists who were accompanied by a female pianist. If my life depended on it, though, I couldn't tell you, now, what they were wearing. I don't think that they were wearing pants, but I can't guarantee that.
Last night, after the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas concert up at the Conference Center in Salt Lake City, I briefly remembered the issue and, before thinking about other things for the rest of the evening, I counted at least five women in my immediate vicinity who were wearing pants. But, since last night wasn't today, I don't think those cases count as part of the protest that was planned for Sunday, 15 December 2013. It was just cold last night.
If Pants Sunday was a big deal in your ward today, I would enjoy hearing about it. I can't imagine why it would be a big deal, personally, so I would love to hear details. Were there fist fights? Heart attacks among the high priests? Admonitions from the pulpit? People carried bodily from the chapel? Linked-arm choral renditions of "We Shall Overcome"? Indifference? No mention at all?


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Research and consulting firm Best Practices, LLC recently published a new report - "Medical Device Marketing Excellence: Optimizing Group Structure and Operations" - to help medical device marketing executives evaluate their groups to ensure they remain properly staffed and focused to maximize their productivity.
The study presents medical device marketing benchmarks around budgets, and staffing (by geography and company revenue). It also reviews how marketing functions are organized and highlights anticipated trends such as increased or decreased spending and staffing on a range of marketing activities. There is also a chapter dedicated to qualitative insights based on in-depth interviews with selected participants.
Marketing executives at medical device companies can use this study to compare their structure and resource levels with leading organizations.
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The primary role of an Account Manager (AM) is to manage their accounts in a way that results in the customer having high satisfaction with Seneca Medical while continuously growing the business, maximizing the gross margin in the account and keeping expenses associated with the account to a minimum. The AM will work closely with the Supply Chain personnel, clinicians and appropriate executives to thoroughly understand the needs of the account and then develop and implement a plan to fulfill the needs. The ultimate goal is to grow the business and the profit in the account while delivering solutions that assure long term commitment to Seneca Medical.
Responsibilities include managing the account to assure high service levels, accurate pricing, high levels of communication and appropriate solutions to meet the needs of the account. The individual will be responsible for managing the profitability of the account which includes managing the mix of products that the account purchases, managing the inventory associated with the account, managing the pricing, and expanding the penetration in the account. In addition, the individual will work collaboratively with support personnel at Seneca Medical to assure that service levels attain agreed upon levels, pricing errors are eliminated, invoice discrepancies are eliminated and customer satisfaction exceeds expectations. The AM will be responsible for cultivating relationships in Supply Chain, Clinical areas and the Executive Floor in order to fully understand the challenges, goals and needs of the account to more effectively provide a good plan for providing solutions to the account.
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Five Wrong Assumptions Many Recruiters Are Making On LinkedIn
What are the biggest assumptions that many recruiters are making currently on LinkedIn? I see them every single day. Recruitment agencies are just as guilty as corporate recruiters, and it shows no sign of changing anytime soon.
We all know what happens when you make assumptions – they usually come round and give you a big kick up the a*** – but not without making you look stupid in the process, first!
To be fair, recruiters are busy people. They are always trying to balance being thorough and finding the best candidates for their clients against the speed of that process. For that reason going after the low-hanging fruit is always a popular recruitment past-time. But the problem for me is that these recruiters then only go for these easy pickings and don't ever bother climbing higher to find those hard to find 'fruits'.
Here are five of the biggest assumptions many recruiters (not all !) make on LinkedIn:
- All the candidates a recruiter needs are on LinkedIn. No they are not. Of course many are, but LinkedIn has not yet attained 100% success in everyone using their platform. Depending on your target audience, candidates are scattered wide and far across many different social (and non-social) networks. When was the last time you even looked outside of LinkedIn? - Twitter? StackOverflow? GitHub? Google?
- Candidates know how to use LinkedIn correctly. How often to you see a well completed candidate profile with the necessary keywords in their profile? The power of user generated content comes into play and this just cannot be underestimated. It isn't their fault – they aren't necessarily writing their profile for recruiters to find them! They might just have uploaded their CV, as LinkedIn suggest. Using synonyms and advanced searching may be required to find them, do you even bother?
- LinkedIn users (candidates) are mind readers. <sarcasm warning> They need to be if they are to understand what you do. Do you actually tell people that you are a recruiter in your headline? Why would you, they know what a consultant, account manager, delivery consultant or principal consultant does, right? And then do you make it clear the sectors/industries you recruit in, and what job titles you recruit for? Why would you make it easy for them to know recruit for roles like theirs - as I said candidates are surely mind readers, aren't they?
- Post jobs and they will come. Haven't you noticed – applications from good candidates are decreasing. Yes you need to post jobs, but make sure there is an audience (that wants to listen) on LinkedIn first! I often get asked by companies why their jobs are not attracting good applicants on LinkedIn. The reason is two-fold; they haven't understood the role and the necessary keywords to make the job be found in search; and of course the advert copy is poor. The LinkedIn job section is not always the Field of Dreams many recruiters think it is.
- The 80:20 rule doesn't apply to them. LinkedIn tell us that 80% of people on LinkedIn are 'passive' job seekers. So only 20% are 'active' at any one time. but that doesn't stop many recruiters flooding their status updates with all their jobs, every hour of the day! That is fine for the 20% who might want to see them – but what about the 80% who don't? You do know that once someone hides your updates on LinkedIn (because the are fed up with the persistent jobs), they won't see any of them at all – not even that 'super dooper job' you want to share?
For all I have said above, LinkedIn is still a fantastic tool for recruiters to use. Recruiters are no different to any other user – some use it well, many don't. Most of the time, in my experiences, it is just because they simply don't know how to get the most out of LinkedIn, whether it is setting up their profiles correctly, using the advanced searching functionality or even just not understanding the true power of a network that has 225 million people in it!
I have just highlighted five here, but are there any other assumptions that you have found recruiters (or any others for that matter) making on LinkedIn? Please share them below in the comments.
I work with recruitment agencies and corporates to help them understand and leverage the different social media networks to improve their recruitment strategy, recruitment process, candidate attraction, employer branding and content marketing strategy. If you require guidance, advice or social recruiting training, get in touch today.
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Point #2 is the reason I'm not convinced Facebook Open Graph is going to be the next 'Silver Bullet' that most seem to be suggesting,
Yes, it's going to be big – huge, in all likelihood – but unless the users populate the appropriate fields with correct information regarding professional skills and work history, then the same issues will apply as with LinkedIn.
Facebook have been asking users to update their profiles in recent times but there does appear to be a reluctance, certainly here in the UK, to commit such information to what is still considered a private & personal network.
http://www.fasttrackrecruitment.com Mitch Sullivan
Running well-written job ads that disclose who the hiring company is works just fine for the majority of jobs.
The vast majority of agencies seem unable do either of those things.
Easy to solve though.
First they need to get genuine commitment from the client and second they need to outsource the writing of job ads to a copywriter.
Those two things alone would solve 80% of agencies problems.


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This is a WIP special edition coffee label highlighting a local theater company – a roast "darker than the Space Coffin and stronger than my urge to party." I love my job.
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Dr. Martin Yungmann specializes in dermatology in Deltona, Florida.
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From Watson Lake to Whitehorse
To tell the truth, the road from Watson Lake to Whitehorse just isn't that fantastic. I mean, it's still cool and all, but compared to everything else, it's just not that memorable, unless you see something interesting on the side of the road.
And that's just what happened. As we're going west, I notice these black shapes on the side of the road for about a mile or so, then I don't see anything anymore. It's kind of like black sheets of newspaper blowing in the wind. Oh well, it was a mystery and I let it escape my mind to make room for new information. That is until:
Note what's left of the shotgun. I was surprised to see it, assuming Canadians just couldn't own firearms. I was wrong.
I actually remembered their names for a couple of days... Sorry guys, please fill in if you see this. Anyway, they were a father and two sons on a trip from Alberta, heading west. The black stuff I saw a mile earlier was the contents of the poor kid's saddlebags that caught on fire from being too close to the muffler. The dad packed what was left on his Suzuki 400 and they were determined to continue on. There was nothing we could do for them. So we continued on.
Until we stopped for chow. And whom do we meet? Our very own local celebrity - Gary Smith. If you don't know, he's the one that took off on his Ural sidecar to Tierra del Fuego on a whim, previously not having ridden more than 150 miles from his house. He has a DVD out called Burro Has Three Wheels. Apparently on this trip he's going all the way north.
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The forecast for the sale and manufacturing of surgical instruments worldwide continues to grow. The industries revenue in 2009 was approximately $28.3 billion USD. The industry exported $12.2 billion USD to 181 countries and the total domestic demand for the industry in 2009 was $25.0 billion USD.
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — More than 100 Vero Beach property owners, whose traffic-impact fees have been sitting in a county fund since 1999, may see up to $1.1 million refunded — if county officials can't find a road project for the money.
"People paid it in the past, and I can't see why we would keep that money from residents for 13 years," County Commission Chairman Bob Solari said Tuesday.
Impact fees are one-time charges the county levies on new homes and businesses, as well as expansions, to offset the increased costs in services required by new growth.
Former political candidate Charlie Wilson, president of Vero Beach's Asset Research and Recovery Inc., has been trying in recent months to get the commission to refund fees collected from his 128 clients between 1986 and 1999 in a district on the barrier island, stretching from Beachland Boulevard south to the Indian River-St. Lucie County line.
County Attorney Alan Polackwich said that money, collected from some 600 properties, equals about $150,000 in original fees, plus about $1 million in interest compiled in the last 12 years.
In a 4-1 vote, the commission acknowledged Wilson's points. But Commissioner Gary Wheeler, in the motion, laid out three steps to explore refunding:
Contact the city of Vero Beach to check the status of a project in the district where the fees were collected. The project, on countywide road plans since 1996, calls for widening 17th Street at the intersection with State Road A1A by adding a right-turn lane to go south.
If the city is no longer interested in that plan, decide whether and how to refund the fees.
Contact the Florida Attorney General's Office to see if the county can refund impact fees that were collected legally. Polackwich said the state agency had issued an opinion in 2010 that the city of Wildwood didn't have the authority to refund fees that were legally and validly collected.
Solari dissented. After more than a decade not spending the money, he said, the county shouldn't have to look for uses before refunding it.
County ordinances allow the county to make two kinds of impact fee refunds.
In one situation, officials say the county has refunded impact fees to 339 people in the last eight years because they never started construction of their homes or other buildings.
But Wilson focused on the second situation, where people paid the fees and built their structures. The county has provisions to allow them refunds, also, if their impact fees aren't spent in six years, Polackwich said. But the county only provides a one-year window for applying for a refund, and doesn't send reminders to residents if their impact fees could be refunded.
None of these Vero Beach property owners applied for refunds of the South Beach area's fees, he said, so the county kept them banked and drawing interest.
"If you're going to have a refund mechanism, it needs to be effective," Polackwich said.
And in 2005, the commission changed the refund policy, specifying any unspent money would go to the current property owner, not necessarily the person who paid the fee.
"This is the most complicated issue to come before us," Wheeler said.
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The 9th annual DTV Symposium kicks off with a bang as John Orlando delivers the keynote address at the opening day luncheon Tuesday, October 28, 2003.
Mr. Orlando's remarks will address the following topics:
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- What is necessary for continued success?
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Phil Swann, President and Publisher of TVPredictions.com comments on The Cable-Satellite War: Why it will help drive sales of new HDTVs
DirecTV and EchoStar are now locked in a war for subscribers, trying to outdo each other in delivering the best -- and cheapest -- service possible. Cablevision's entry into the satellite TV business will put pressure on DIRECTV and Echostar to offer more HDTV channels. Cablevision's new dish will offer up to 40 different high-def channels, nearly seven times as many as on DIRECTV and Echostar. This competitive atmosphere will keep prices down and HD channels up. And the cable TV industry will be forced to follow suit to prevent its customers from seeking better deals. All and all, the HDTV industry could be the biggest winner of this war.
David Liroff of WGBH presents a two-part observation of the marketplace entitled Why Technology Predications Go Awry; Why Tivo Owners Can't Shut Up
The hype and spin trumpeting the rollout of HDTV and digital television are among recent examples of the "irrational exuberance" which accompanies the introduction of many new technologies. To the educated eye, the causes and patterns are predictable. We'll deconstruct examples from 2003. 2) The PVR/DVR/TiVo phenomenon may be one more example of over-hyped marketing. Or, it may turn out to be a subversive and disruptive technology with truly revolutionary impact. We'll look at the early indicators.
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Maryann Baldwin, Magid Media Futures
Phillip Swann, TVPredictions.com
Lawrence Grossman, The Digital Promise
Bruce Johnson, WPT
Milwaukee Public Television has expanded its broadcast services from a duopoly (WMVS and WMVT) to a full array of two analog and six digital stations (five SD multicast and one HD). GM Ellis Bromberg explains why the station opted for this plan. - Ellis Bromberg
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Rod Harlan, Digital Video Professionals Association
Damir Loretic, CNN
Gary Tuchman, CNN
By converting existing video into digital objects and ensuring the longevity of "born digital" media, broadcasters and archivists can offer better access to historical television footage and leverage media assets into new educational, cultural and economic opportunities. Yet, without proper planning, financial commitment and collaboration, archival efforts, digital conversion projects and the preservation of digital assets can quickly become ineffective, inefficient and expensive.
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"Take Five" to relax with friends and enjoy fine hors d'oeuvres thanks to the generosity of the Iowa Motion Picture Association along with DPVA.
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The project's second phase involved professional development for educators and media and technology specialists to effectively receive and use these innovative materials to improve student knowledge and skills. Presenters will describe the project's goals and share discoveries made during this ongoing project, including technical, pedagogical and professional development issues, as well as feedback gathered from educators, staff and students.
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Carl Mesecher, Nebraska Educational Telecommunications
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Tina Hauser, Wisconsin Public Television
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As SHS athletic director Stan Miller talked about the accomplishments of Garner and what he brings to the table for the Yellowjackets, there were three sophomores-to-be who were very interested.
Mississippi State's Alex Detz could have very easily been in an Oregon State jersey when the two teams meet in the opening game of the College World Series Saturday.
Detz was very close to being a Beaver instead of a Bulldog.
Following his junior college career at Cuesta (Calif.) College, Detz was ready to just move up the West Coast and attend Oregon State.
Radio broadcaster Jim Ellis has called some of the biggest moments in Mississippi State baseball history.
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In gun forums I have often spoken about having a revolver in your arsenal for those occasions when you do not have the use of both hands. For us older gunhands, those occasions seem to come suddenly and all too often. I normally have problems with my hands due to nerve damage and arthritis. Tendonitis is something new and a great birthday gift to remind me that each year is not making me stronger and better. However, I plan for such events and had my trusty J-Frame snub nose ready to go. I loaded it with some mild Hornady FTX 110 gr. .38 spl ammo and was good to go. I could even reload it. Using a semi auto was out of the question as there was no way I could rack a slide and press a magazine or slide release. Be prepared, and I was.
I just wanted to post this reminder for older shooters that if you can afford more than one carry gun and holster, one setup should be suitable for those times when medical problems prohibit carrying your primary gun. A snub nose and pocket holster is a great setup for those times and something everyone should consider. I have to keep this short as it is slow going for me to type like this and my left hand keeps wondering to the keyboard undoing all the healing it has undergone. Something to think about whether it is hand problems, bad back (I have both), etc.. A simple, lightweight easy to use gun that will not strain any part of your body that you carry it on, is always a good idea for seniors. Even with one hand I was able to load it by laying it down and that reminded me of why I keep it handy. It even makes a good primary gun for seniors and is very popular with the retired LEO I know. I cannot imagine trying to clear a jam in a semi auto with the condition of my hands today so I am comforted by my revolver; well two actually since I bought the Alaskan to use as a backup home defense gun which it is now is doing. I planned ahead just in time. I have it stoked with .45 LC self defense rounds but if a bear tries a home invasion I am ready with a box of 20 .454 Casull. That reminds me, I have to cancel my range trip this week where I was going to shoot the .454 Casull for the first time. Best to wait until I can use both hands.


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Subject: Cases and Cooling | October 13, 2004 - 11:53 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Silent PC Review looks at a new offering from CoolerMaster, OCModShop looks at a heatsink designed for the Prescott, and there is a 7 way round up at bit news. Hope you don't have any deadlines today.
"The Ultra Vortex is a recent addition to CoolerMaster's enthusiast HSF line, one that addresses the quiet market -- at least in the promotional material and packaging. It is also one of an increasing number of cross-platform HSF. This one works for socket 478 and the AMD K8 sockets.
A case that could last a lifetime & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | October 12, 2004 - 11:49 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
I was far too full of turkey to post these yesterday, so the case reviews for this week come a day late. Everthing from the budget MGE ECO L4 to the more heavy duty Temjin that 3DX reviews is worth a look.
"The SilverStone TJ05 is just a monster of a Case, it's spacious and rigid. The quality behind this Case was never and will never be questioned. If you are looking for a LAN Party Case, look elsewhere.
Easy Make Watercooling Kits & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | October 8, 2004 - 11:45 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Overclockers Online puts a Swiftech Watercooling Kit to the test, A1-Electronics compares 3 heatsinks built for 1/4 inch hoses, and even more from GruntvillE.
"The Swiftech H20-120-P Water Cooling Kit we examine today is everything a user needs to jump into water cooling. This kit is made for Socket 478 Pentium 4 users, but most of the material covered should apply well to the other kits using similar parts.
Air cooling is still in style & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | October 6, 2004 - 11:34 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Bit News has posted a good old fashioned heatsink round-up. Also, ExtremeMhz and OverClockersClub look at the Thermalright XP-120, and there is more ... cooling solutions for your VGA, chipsets and an air conditioner to boot.
"AMD's socket A may be one of the oldest sockets that's still selling, but it is alive and kicking; Sempron processors are flying out of the shops.
Cases that change their outfits & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | October 4, 2004 - 11:46 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If home decorating is your thing, or maybe i';s the "thing" of someone close to you, and you are getting grief over your PC case not matching the window treatments. Well, Overclockercafe looks at a case from Aspire that let's you change the colour scheme of the case in 5 minutes. If that doesn't interest you, look down to see if any of the other reviews catch your eye
"Aspire realizes that you don't always want to look at the same old colors over and over so they have devised a way for you to have some variety in your case.
All Quiet on the Water Front & a little more
Subject: Cases and Cooling | October 1, 2004 - 11:39 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Not to much action in the watercooling world this week, but the three I got I give to you. Including GruntvillE reviewing at a very good performer, the Alphacool NexXxos XP block.
"The Alphacool NexXxos XP block turned in a very impressive performance and really compares well against the top US designed blocks that I put it up against.
Air Cooling Bazaare & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 29, 2004 - 12:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If it moves air to cool your PC, chances are that at least one of these reviews will cover that area. Start it all off with and odd looking dual fan from Coolermaster, put through it's paces by ExtremeMhz.
'Recently, many enthusiast manufacturers have been starting to shift away from the standard 80mm fan design. This has resulted in several very odd looking setups, and today we get to take a look at Cooler Master's entry — the Dual Storm.
Cases Made For Watercooling, Fan Controllers & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 27, 2004 - 12:10 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Thermaltake has designed a case specifically made to accomodate external radiators, and Overclocker Cafe takes a look at it. If that's not enough, further down we have 2 multifunction panels, and some thumb screws that are a little more artistic than normal.
"If you look closely you will see multiple 3/8' indentations, ten to be exact in several places. These can be punched out so that 3/8' OD hosing can be run through there to reach an external radiator or reservoir if you choose.
Cleaning Copper Waterblocks & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 24, 2004 - 11:46 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Copper ain't so shiny no more? Your transparent tubing letting you see your liquid cooling system looks like it uses Slushie mix? Maybe this article's for you! Or if you just want to toss it and buy a new one, look at the kits being reviewed this week.
"Here you can see some of the residues left on the acrylic tops from such a long period of use. Most likely under closer inspection, you could find a similar residue over the surface of the interior of your copper blocks.
Now Asus makes Heatsinks & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 22, 2004 - 11:54 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
As you can see, it is a quiet one, and able to keep a P4 cool n' froody. If you haven't read Robotech's review of the CoolerMaster Hyper 6, shame on you! Drop what you're doing and read it, now.
"Up until this point, Asus had not sold heatsinks under its brand name, and was known primarily as a videocard and motherboard manufacturer.
Cases of a Martial Nature & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 20, 2004 - 12:15 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Is it just me, or are a lot of case manufacturers re-usung each others model names, usually with a fighting theme of some sort? Well, true or not, the Cavalier that Viper Lair reviews would stand out in any battlefield. Much like a Glitterboy for you Rifts fans :-)
"The basic design of the Chieftec case has not changed for over two years, but it still remains one of the nicer looking cases today, at least in our opinion.
Waterblock, Multifuction Panel & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 17, 2004 - 11:38 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
One lonely watercooling review, from SystemCooling, and some miscellaneous additions to your cooling setup. The Enermax Panel might be something you are looking for, it reads most memory cards, has serial ATA connectors for external devices, USB & Firewire ... plus it's a fan controller.
"GlobalWIN has always brought quality and innovation to the market. Whether it's power supplies, cases, heatsinks, hard drive enclosures or other accessories you always know that it's going to be some of the best hardware available.
Both Fanless and fanned cooling, noise dampening & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 15, 2004 - 12:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ExtremeMhz takes a look at a new companies heatsink. There's a lapping kit to look at, or maybe you are more concerned about noise dampening? Don't forget the 3 way fanless VGA cooler showdown, and for those neat-freaks out there, PCI slot covers!
Monday the 13th Case Reviews & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 13, 2004 - 11:52 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Whether you are more concerned with how your case looks on the outside, or on the inside, there should be something to tweek your interest today. Start off with the Mutant X, and see what else catches your eye.
"Wanting to get away from the sometimes boring and average looking cases that are out on the market, Kingwin designed the Mutant X case for those who want to be a little on the wild side. Many of today's cases have a plain or modern and sterile look to them that may not appeal to everyone.
Watercooling Quickie & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 10, 2004 - 12:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Just a quick one today folks, but still worth reading.
"As we've stated at the beginning of the review, building an efficient water cooling system will take some planning and research.
Quiet Cooling Miscellania & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 8, 2004 - 11:49 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
It's a mixed bag of fans and fins today. These reviews cover everything from Phoronix's look at a silent VGA cooler through traditional heatsink/fan combos to a heatpipe based HDD cooler. Don't forget our Corsair giveaway!
"When one focuses upon cooling their computer system, more often than not the main focus is the CPU. With recent graphics cards getting warmer due to higher clock and memory speeds, stock cooling just isn't satisfactory any more.
Back to School Case Reviews & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 7, 2004 - 11:49 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ExtremeMhz looks at a very large and stylish case from Silverstone. Also, some themed cases, Dracula, and Mutant X and a statement from Cooler Master about some competitors claims ... and sorry 'bout the school thing.
"Today I have the enviable pleasure of reviewing the brand new Temjin Series flagship from Silverstone Technology…the TJ05S-T. Silverstone is getting to be more and more of a recognized name, and rightly so.
Externally mounted radiator & More
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 3, 2004 - 11:54 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Just a few reviews for today, make sure to look at the radbox if you are on a tight budget, or consider the BigWater H2O kit if you want a top performer. Enjoy your long weekend!
"You're looking to upgrade your water cooling setup and would like to go with a larger radiator and fan combo. One problem — your already cramped box just won't accommodate that '59 Caddy heater core you saw at the bone yard and have lusted after. Well, Swiftech to the rescue!
Consider losing your CPU fan or add 5 to a PCI slot & More
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Pimprig looks at an interesting gadget from Logisys, an adjustable fan bracket that mounts in a PCI slot to keep your cards cool. Also look at flickerdown's review of a Fanless heatsink from Thermaltake.
"What is a 3D Edge Fan? Well I'm glad you asked. The 3D Edge Fan is a multi directional/positional fan set-up that can cool anything in the PCI slots or close to them.
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Discussion in 'Fly Fishing Forum' started by wenatcheefish, Dec 27, 2008.
what part of crab creek in general holds the nice browns?
:beathead: Ouch my head!!!!!!
well, since you asked what part IN GENERAL, try the part in eastern washington that has water over it, i hope thats a general enough description. seriously though, dont ask for areas for the "nice browns" over the internet, fishing spots for nice fish are something you need to discover for yourself, i learned that a year or two ago also.
just read a couple other threads on crab. didn't realize it was a sore subject for people. i realize publicizing fishing holes has its downside for the fish and fisherman but have wanted to check it out. i'm definitely willing to explore and have found some of my own "gems" already after moving here 4 years ago. i feel like you need to give a little to get a little. know there's a guide service that takes fisherman there and that may be the way to go. appreciate you opinion.
"Where are the nice fish" posts are always going to get crap. Particularly when they are your very first post on a forum. What did you expect?
The guide service fishes on private land and it's pretty spendy. Your best bet is to just start following the blue lines. Good luck! -R
Crab Creek browns are few and far between. Explore away, because nobody in there right mind would just post that over the internet for thousands to see. If you want good browns in this state you need to put some miles into those boot of yours. Tight lines and good luck.
There are a couple of ways to fish Crab Creek. As a previous post states, get a guide or follow the blue lines on public land.
I think that there is only one guide service that openly states that it fishes Crab. That is Northwest Outfitters out of Coeur d'Alene. They advertise that their clients fish a private stretch of water.
Other shops such as Worley Bugger, Evening Hatch, Emerald Waters, and Red's advertise that they fish eastern Washington desert creeks. Since there are other eastern Washington streams beside Crab with browns, you will need to go out with them and find out where they fish.
Specific to brown trout on public land in Crab Creek. It appears that brown trout fingerling have been planted by WDFW over much of Crab north of Moses Lake in past years. That means that you can take advantage of the year round fishing season. Go to the WDFW web site and dig out the numbers. What they don't tell in any specific detail, is where they did the planting. A deeper digging into inter-agency reports does give some of that information.
As far as following the blue line on a map, well frequently the blue line may be there, but the creek isn't. Large stretches of Crab Creek go underground. Other stretches are more like stillwater rather than a creek. Much of that blue line is also on private land. That means that unless you plan on knocking on lots of doors, you need to figure out which land is public and which is private.
From my research so far, your best bet is to go to the BLM for maps. Their maps give information not only which land is public and private, but which agency within the federal, state or county manages the land. If you have the right software you can download the maps off the web, otherwise you need to go to the Public Lands Information Center site and order the maps. They are a nonprofit agency that acts as single source of information about recreation and land use on all public lands in a state, regardless of managing agency. If somebody reading this has a better source, please let me know.
Good luck and watch out for ticks and rattlesnakes!
I know where they're at... got PayPal? :rofl:
A lot of crab creek holds nothing but carp. The only section that I have had any luck catching trout on produced some average sized rainbows and once I may have hooked a brown, but it was big, went deep and broke me off before I could get a look. I believe the regs have changed over the last year or two for that creek. You really have to have a detailed map while reading the regs to figure out which sections are open this time of year. I am still trying to figure out if "my" section is open right now because I would love to fish it. Have fun exploring and if all else fails drive to Rocky Ford creek.
Walk upstream.:thumb:
To heck with the browns- anyone know where the crabs are in the creek?
This guy does. Scroll down through pics for the evidence!
Spokane! near the valley!
I don't know where the crabs are, but I can tell ya where to find the ticks and rattle snakes.
If you can catch big carp you can catch browns.
O'ya there are steelhead and salmon also.
Hey!?! I got crabs there too!!!
Sorry about the crabs rick... You inadvertenly got um from me who gave them to her that gave them to him that gave them to you... again sorry my bad
Oh no, sounds like you guys got the East Sprague variety... good luck with that... :rofl:
iagree Gotta put in the time. Nothing worth having ever comes easy, and fishin holes are no different! And if you're a moron like me, you fish on the wild, unruly Sauk where nothing is ever the same next season. :beathead: BTW, someone once told me a brown will eat your cat if you throw it out there... you'll get one, just do what Panhandle says and "walk upstream"
Good luck man
Talked to an old timer in a tav in Bend, OR. once.
He told me to put a live mouse on a stick (rubber band the mouse to your hook and line) and float it out in the pool.
Once the mouse gets out in the middle pull him off the stick and wait for one hell of a strike.
I bought the old guy another beer.
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Alexander Skarsgard prefers for people to focus on his acting rather than his good looks.
Alexander Skarsgard hates being thought of as a sex symbol.
The 36-year-old 'True Blood' hunk wishes people would focus on his acting rather than his looks.
He told E! News: ''I'm an actor, not a sex symbol. If you're vain and you're like, 'Oh my fans won't like it if I'm a little chubby or if I'm pale or if I look older than I really am, I'm not doing my job then.'''
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On Tuesday night, the North Haven Village Board of Trustees officially signed off on its fire and ambulance service contract with the Village of Sag Harbor, which will take effect January 1.
The board has already budgeted monies for the contract based on an estimation provided for trustees last spring on the cost for providing fire and ambulance services to North Haven residents.
The 2014 contract for fire protection will cost North Haven Village $275,345. That figure represents $157,927 in fire department costs and $62,074 for the cost of Length of Service Award Program (LOSAP). LOSAP provides benefits for active fire and first aid volunteers, depending on their length of volunteer service.
In addition, the village agreed to pay $97,866 to cover the cost of ambulance service, with $83,286 covering ambulance service costs and $4,184 to cover LOSAP benefits.
The total amount of the fire and ambulance contract is for $373,212.55.
In other village news, trustees agreed to look at additional signage, enforcement options, clearing and potentially prohibiting parking in some way on Fresh Pond Road. The board is considering these options after hearing from resident Richard Black, who said because the small roadway is often used for parking, often by large landscaping trucks, and because many residents tend to drive above the 25 miles per hour (mph) posted limit, Fresh Pond Road has become a hazard for pedestrians and even drivers.
The board as a whole agreed that cutting back plants on village owned property, erecting additional speed signs and reaching out to the Town of Southampton for greater enforcement on that roadway should explored immediately. While the board appeared open to the concept of prohibiting parking on one side of the road, Black said he believes both sides of the road should be closed to parking.
"I have almost been hit three times," said Black.
The village also agreed to reschedule its November meeting to Wednesday, November 6 at 5 p.m. as Election Day falls during its regular meeting time that Tuesday.


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On an Affymetrix GeneChip, each gene (probe set) is represented by a set (11-20 pairs) of paired short oligonucleotides of 25-base long, called perfect match (PM) and mismatch (MM) oligos. PM oligos match the gene sequence exactly so after hybridization with labeled sample RNA, they reflect the expression signal, MMs have the same sequences as PMs except that the middle base is changed to its complementary nucleotide. MMs are designed to capture the non-specific hybridized signals, or background signals. There are dozens of algorithms to extract a robust signal intensity from these 11-20 pairs of PMs and MMs for each probeset (Cope et al. 2004). The three most commonly used are MAS 5 from Affymetrix (Affymetrix 2002), the robust multi-array average (RMA) by Irizarry et al. (2003), and the model-based expression index (MBEI) by Li and Wong (2001). It is still not settled as to which method is the best. The final choice is often up to the researcher's personal preference. In this presentation, signals extracted using MAS 5 from Affymetrix are statistically analyzed.
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The key to counterespionage is keeping tabs on suspicious behavior or people. This includes not only noting who enters the country, but also monitoring the activities and communications of those living in the U.S. who may be planning a strike. Spying in the service of counterterrorism is focused primarily on surveillance.
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Despite the association of spying with high-tech gadgetry, one of the most effective surveillance weapons used by the FBI is nondescript personnel known officially as "special surveillance groups." Called "the Gs" in bureau lingo, these elite operatives dress down to blend in as students, street people, maintenance workers, and the rest of the population. They shadow the movements of people under suspicion, noting where they go and whom they meet without raising suspicion themselves. The Gs document a suspect's activities, especially those out of the ordinary. Do they, for example, appear overly interested in a particular bridge or building? This vital information can then be circulated to other intelligence agencies.
The Gs demonstrated their effectiveness dramatically in 1999 when a few of them, purely by chance, spotted a man they recognized as a Russian agent lingering in his car outside the U.S. State Department building in Washington. (The Gs memorize the faces of prominent foreign agents). They began shadowing the man, Stanislav Gusev, and noticed that several times a week he parked in the exact same spot, settled in the same bench, and fiddled with something in his pocket. Eventually they discovered Gusev was receiving transmissions from a bug planted inside the State Building. The bug was found and Gusev was forced to leave the country.
Intelligence agencies can monitor communications of suspected terrorists or those supporting them in a number of ways: wiretaps on phones, bugs placed inside rooms or in cars, or longer-range listening devices that can pick up outdoor conversations. Sophisticated technology also allows agents to monitor computer activity without detection, reading e-mails and tracking Web site visits. With a court order, an FBI surveillance system called Carnivore -- later given the alternate name "DCS1000" -- can be installed on the networks of Internet providers and intercept all communications and records sent to or from the target of an investigation. (The Carnivore name supposedly stems from its ability to find the "meat" in large amounts of data -- the target's communications -- while ignoring other Internet traffic.)
Getting a court order for Internet surveillance generally follows guidelines used for installing wiretaps. The order specifies the suspect under investigation, the exact e-mail address or Internet provider address to be tapped, the crime being investigated, and the exact equipment to be tapped. Most of these orders allow the FBI to record only information about e-mail addresses, servers, and files without recording actual content. Using Carnivore to record content can happen only when investigating certain felonies, including terrorism, drug trafficking, and kidnapping. Court orders for content wiretaps can only be issued by a federal district judge and can only be issued to FBI agents.
All of this monitoring is useless, however, without qualified people to interpret the information it generates. What is being said or written in these communications? In many cases, the people under suspicion are not communicating in English or even in standard dialects taught in universities or used in official speech. Agents looking for meaning in these communications must be able to pick up on slang, idioms, and cultural references. The intelligence agencies admit they are woefully undermanned in this area. The FBI, for instance, has been searching for more agents who are proficient in Arabic -- as of 2003, there were still fewer than 21.
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MRS. OAK. I Will. I am much obliged -- But does it appear to your ladyship, then, that Mr. Oakly --
L. FREE. No, not at all. Nothing in't, I dare say.
|I would not create uneasiness in a family: but
MRS. OAK. I think so. Your ladyship's humble
L. FREE. Your servant, madam. Pray don't be alarmed; I must insist on your not making yourself uneasy.
MRS. OAK. Not at all alarmed; not in the least
|uneasy. Your most obedient. Exit.
L. FREE. Ha, ha, ha! There she goes, brimful of anger and jealousy, to vent it all on her husband. Mercy on the poor man!
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Bless me, my lord! I thought you were gone.
|L. TRINK. Only into the next room. My
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L. FREE. A little shell thrown into the enemy's
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BOTH. Ha, ha, ha, ha!
L. FREE. But I must leave you. I have twenty visits to pay. You'll let me know how you succeed in your secret expedition.
|L. TRINK. That you may depend on.
L. FREE. Remember then that to-morrow morning I expect to see you. At present your lordship will excuse me. Who's there? (Calling to the Servants.) Send Epingle into my dressing-room.
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SERV. She is just gone out, madam.
HAR. I have something of consequence -- If you
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SERV. You would not see her, if you did, madam. She has given positive orders not to be interrupted with any company to-day.
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SERV. I should not dare to trouble her, indeed, madam.
HAR. How unfortunate this is! What can I do? Pray, sir, can I see Mr. Oakly then?
|SERV. Yes, madam: I'll acquaint my master,
HAR. Pray do, sir.
SERV. Will you favor me with your name, madam?
|HAR. Be pleased, sir, to let him know that a
SERV. I shall, madam. Exit Servant.
HARRIOT sola.
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|Mr. Oakly's protection; a circumstance (all
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Enrique Hernandez clubbed three hits, including a triple and a double, and Brett Anderson dazzled on the mound for the Dodgers, who beat Arizona 4-3.
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Justin Bour hit a three-run homer to right field in the ninth to send the Marlins to a 6-5 walk-off win against the Giants in Miami.
Buster Posey left tonight's game in the 6th inning after taking a foul ball off his mask earlier in the night. While he passed concussion tests, Giants manager Bruce Bochy said Posey would rest a day or two if necessary.
Joey Butler ended the perfect-game bid with a 7th-inning walk and then took care of the no-hit bid with one strike to go in the game. The Indians went on to a 8-1 win.
Neil Walker went 4-for-6 with 2 HRs, and Pittsburgh put up 21 hits, 15 off Tigers starter Alfredo Simon, in an easy 9-3 win. Box score
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In this first volume of his two-volume autobiography, Wiesel takes us from his childhood memories of a traditional and loving Jewish family in the Romanian village of Sighet through the horrors of Auschwitz and Buchenwald and the years of spiritual struggle, to his emergence as a witness for the Holocaust's martyrs and survivors and for the State of Israel, and as a spokesman for humanity. With 16 pages of black-and-white photographs.
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