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I was working for Stephens College in Columbia, MO, and they have an excellent stable. One of the equestrian students wanted to float her paper by me. It was about slaughterhouses. She was a wee young slip of a lass, and I assumed that she would be violently opposed to reinstating the American slaughterhouses because horses are so cute and I love horses and horses are just unicorns with a haircut.
But I was wrong. She was solidly in favor of the idea, and she convinced me to favor it, as well. The sheer number of abused and neglected horses is staggering... but there's no place to put them. Some are rescues, yes, but by and large there's just too many, and they are truly suffering.


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National Finals 2008
Second Section Test Piece
Rhapsodic Variations My Strength, My Tower
Dean Goffin, adapted by Brian Bowen
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National Finals 2008
Second Section Test Piece
Rhapsodic Variations My Strength, My Tower
Dean Goffin, adapted by Brian Bowen
SP&S Ltd
Midlands Regional Champions, 2nd Section - 2011
I'm interested in the "adapted by Brian Bowen" reference. Brian, can you fill us in on how this version differs from the original?
There is a brief description of the differences on the Kapitol website !
Ang W
The Kapitol website also lists a couple of recommended recordings, by Yorkshire Building Society Band and The International Staff Band, albeit of the 'original' version.
I have been reminded that Enfield Citadel Band also recorded My Strength, My Tower. It appeared on a CD called Milestone which dates from 1996 (?) and an LP from 1979 (?) on which the piece was the title track.
Are any of the recordings likely to be going up on World of Brass Tunes, even as a 'full CD only' bundle?
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"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result." [Attr. Albert Einstein (1879-1955)]
... which, logically, must make conducting a form of insanity.
Listening to the piece i think it will be a good test for second section bands, especially cornet and euphonium players!!
Great piece though and a fine follow-up to rhapsody in brass!
Played it last night for the first time, very difficult for principal cornet and euph, you get about halfway through the cornet solo and think the hard bit's over and it comes back and gets you again! doh!!
Tough test for 2nd section but a crackin piece and will certainly sort em out.
Very quiet in here then!! How are folk finding the piece now??
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School is for weans to see old folk work! ;)
Yeah, love the piece, very difficult cornet solo but i'm getting there, also lots for euph to do.
Am enjoying working on it and it's so much better and harder than last years piece, which i can't even remember!
I would like to go and listen to a few on the day, but as a competitor refuse to pay £8 or whatever it is, as we're already getting ripped off at the hotel one way or another, anyway must go and practise, good luck.
i have to say i really like this piece, really enjoying rehearsing it. think its a great test for the second section. good luck to all competing bands.


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DALLAS (October 4, 2012)--TCU quarterback Casey Pachall has been suspended indefinitely after he was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, coach Gary Patterson announced Thursday.
The announcement came just hours after police say Pachall was pulled over for running a stop sign near TCU's Fort Worth campus.
Fort Worth police Sgt. Pedro Criado said Pachall's blood-alcohol level was above the legal limit, but wouldn't provide specifics.
A jail official in nearby Mansfield said Pachall was held in lieu of $1,000 bond.
In February, Pachall admitted to police that he smoked marijuana and failed a drug test two weeks before his roommate was arrested in a sting operation.
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
We've all seen them on Facebook: Posts of pictures featuring folded hands or sad-eyed lambs with oversized text that says: "If you love God, Stop what you're doing and Repost this. Jesus said, 'If you Deny me before Men I will deny you before My father'!!!"
Aside from the random capitalization, which in itself makes me insane, I resent being told what to do on my own Facebook page. The only person who can get away with that is my husband Widdle Baby, because he Pays the Bills.
Worse yet are posts that declare, "If you love God, repost this within two minutes and something AMAZING will happen to you at midnight!"
First of all, I already know what's going down at midnight: I'll either be punching my husband in the kidney for snoring, or creeping into the kitchen to eat the last butterscotch brownie.
Secondly, this reduces my Creator to a chain letter. (If God indeed judges mankind, He could conceivably smite such posters at midnight, which would certainly be AMAZING.)
I come by my cynicism honestly: My mother despised chain letters, back when they were… well, actual letters. When one appeared in our mailbox, Mom always tore them into tiny pieces and/or telephoned the sender for a royal blessing-out. This was decades ago, when people had party lines, so those conversations could get pretty interesting.
When Mom received one from a fellow Eastern Star member, she confronted her at the next meeting and informed her, through tight lips, that forwarding a chain letter amounted to blasphemy. "And stamps aren't cheap," she added, as an afterthought.
A (real life) friend posted something on Facebook last week-- presumably after receiving one too many "Repost if you're not ashamed" exhortations--that made me want to stand up and cheer. Here is his status: "I am wondering how God communicated with you and asked YOU to test MY faith by posting a picture on FB asking me to stop what I am doing and share the picture. My faith is still here, I have passed God's test (as far as I know) but I have failed your test. Sorry."
Tell it all, brother! This friend is faithful and has spent his life serving others, so don't be thinking he's a backslider. He just said what I'll wager many people are thinking.
Here's my take: I believe God is everywhere, but I don't think He has a Facebook account. He's got bigger fish to fry.
Now, I've been known to praise God on Facebook. Once--after an awful, amazing day that strengthened my faith--I called Jesus my boo.*
I don't challenge people to like my posts under threat of, say, their dog dropping dead. I just put it out there, to be appreciated or ignored. Nor do I think God or His son is going to read my status and say, "All right! Girlfriend gets extra points!"
Another thing: I don't nag my FB friends who are either agnostic or straight-up atheist. I don't force religion on anyone because frankly, it's rude. If you're seeking, I'll tell you what God's done for me, but I'm not going to say your life is meaningless if you don't believe.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have to back away from the keyboard. It's not midnight, but I hear a butterscotch brownie calling my name.
*My nephew Junebug, who attends mass faithfully, wears a shirt that says "Jesus is my homeboy."
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When a consumer goes shopping, the word cheap takes on a lot of different meanings. People do not mind paying cheap prices, but they don't want cheap products. It can sound like consumers have unreasonable expectations, but it really all depends on where they decide to go shopping. If you are looking for cheap wheels for your car, then you will find good cheap wheels when you decide to utilize an online retailer.
Brick and mortar retailers have a lot of costs that they have to pass on to the customers. There are costs associated with owning and maintaining the building, there are the costs to have a staff of associates in the store and then there is the cost of warehousing products. The problem is that, even after all of those costs, an online retailer is still limited as to how many different kinds of products he can carry.
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Well my current PC has finally crapped out on me and because it's one of those mini PCs with a mATX motherboard, PSU and low-profile cards; it's too much of a hassle to find replacement parts and put them in. So I've decided to upgrade.
Getting an: Asus P8Z77-V LX Motherboard, Intel i7 2700K 3.5Ghz Sandy Bridge, Zalman 9900 Max Heatsink+Fan, 8GB DDR3 1333Mhz RAM (for now), 650W PSU, Geforce GTX 660, plus all the extra bits an pieces. However I would like to keep my current Hard Drive, just to allow me to back up some stuff I forgot to back-up and to quickly get back to doing what I enjoy doing, until I feel like upgrading my HD. However apart from having to install all the new drivers, is there anything else I should be aware of when using my current HD on a new system?
And I would like to know your thoughts, on the parts I'm considering for the PC I want to build.
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While I can understand where you are coming from I feel based upon your initial reasoning you should seriously give a look to the following website:
If you go to the small form factor system section you will clearly see there are MANY ways to upgrade a current system utilizing existing parts to a more modern PC without feeling like what you have now is ultimately useless. This of course is based solely upon the fact I have no idea what your current system has in it. That said stating that you can't/won't upgrade because it happens to be a smaller size computer (whether that is the MB or case) has absolutely ZERO to do with the upgrade options available to you.
That site is also a great source of information on just about any system component you can think of, not to mention it has a section completely devoted to current online retailer deals.
If you should later decide AFTER reading over the sections I mentioned you still prefer to overhaul your system into something completely different I and the community here are more than willing to give advice.
Well I can't really give certain specifics of my current system, because I can't even turn it on to check, here's what I know:
All of that in a smaller case, leaving little to know room for upgrade. I considered fixing it and I will fix it eventually. But the time it will take to get the exact PSU I need is a couple weeks. And quite frankly the PC was OK for it's time but now it's time for an upgrade. I've already bought myself a new full-size case, however putting all these mATX and low profile parts in there simply defeats the purpose. So I'm going all the way.
Well the 1st thing most people will ask is why you need an i7? As in most cases the often cheaper i5 2500k/3570K will work as well as the i7. Also why have you gone for the year old CPU rather than the 3770? Some people may use the HT but if you are only gaming then get the i5 and spend the savings on a 670 or 7870. Also with the 0 difference in price you should be looking at the 1600mhz ram instead.
As far as the whole HDD thing goes i would suggest buying an SSD (my pref is the Samsung 830) install your OS on here and then having your old HDD as storage.
All your data will be on there and at your disposal. Grab all the stuff you want back it up, then format the HDD to get rid of the Windows install and all the un needed software installs and then put everything non game related back on your storage HDD.
What do you want to do with the system by the way? Is it purely a gaming rig?
After looking into the i5, I guess you're right that the i7 simply isn't worth it, unless I'm a professional visual editor. I do a fair amount of editing but not enough to warrant the i7 or any Ivy Bridge. So I'll go for the cheaper 2500K and overclock that. Also just found a good deal for some Cosair Vengeance 4gb 1,600mhz RAM sticks, so I'll get those instead.
Well until I finalize my purchases, I'm open to more thoughts and suggestions.
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"If it ain't broke...hit it harder."
As an IT professional and someone that built high-end consumer PC's for the past 5 years, I will give you the following advice:
You made the right decision in terms of Intel chipset, but I would look at alternative manufacturers. Asus in recent years had been a poor value. They make very good high-end electronics, but their product offerings in low to mid range components offer little over other manufacturers for a higher price. Look into manufacturers like ASRock or Biostar. You can often get a product that is just as good for a considerably lower price.
The cost of getting a DDR3 8 Gig kit that runs at 2133 (CAS 11), isnt that much more than the other kits you have your eye on. It's worth it. ( I recommend the Patriot Viper series.)
And most importantly -- spend the money you saved on getting a reliable WD Black HDD, reload the OS on it, and stick the old drive in the new system as a backup/data dump. Please don't put anything other than Windows 7 on it either. Also...avoid onboard RAID controllers. For most users its not worth the heartache.
Edit: Forgot to mention --- if you want to save even more money...look at the new Core i3 3220. $129.00. 29 Watt TDP when using discreet graphics. Pretty damn decent gaming performance.
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Windows will, best case, throw up a reactivation screen and lock out in 3 days if you don't all them (based on replacement of the motherboard).
Worst case, it won't boot at all (based on new SATA controller and hard drive placement).
What I would recommend:
Back up all your data somehow.
You don't need to format the drive, or erase it, just re-install Windows on top of the old install. It's going to ask to reactivate (although it may not require you to call in, depending on how long ago you had originally activated it) That gets the MBR updated on the drive, the drivers taken care of, all of the older hardware gotten rid of in the registry, and all your old files will still be on the drive (they just won't show up as installed - most programs won't care and you just need to make a new shortcut).
Why get an older Sandy Bridge processor as opposed to Ivy Bridge?
And if you've got the budget to consider a Core i7, then you've definitely got the budget to add an SSD.
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1) The cheaper brands are cheaper for a reason. BioStar in particular has a serious chance of not working right.
2) Even with a quad core Core i5 processor, the performance difference between 1600 MHz and 2133 MHz memory will rarely be more than a rounding error. And with the dual core you recommend? Will that be show any difference from memory speed in anything at all other than synthetic memory benchmarks?
3) If the original hard drive is old enough, there's a good case for replacing it, or at least not assuming that it won't die. The mild performance boost of a WD Caviar Black was nice some years ago, but today, it's cheaper to get a ~120 GB SSD.
4) There's no sense in going for extra low power chips if he's not trying to fit the new computer into an ultra-small form factor. And at the same $130 price tag, it's likely to get blown out of the water in gaming performance sometime around next Tuesday.
Ah Quiz has beaten me to it.
Was going to say with the z77 mobo you really should be looking at the 3570K as already it should give a performance boost over the 2500K and as the chipset gets more settled you should see even more of a performance boost over the 2500k. Also i certainly would not be in a rush to overclock the system as well, no need.
With the current games on the market atm overclocking is more because you can rather than it being needed.
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I have to say you should listen to these guys and save the money by getting an i5 and use that money towards a better graphics card or even an ssd.
I just built a system earlier this month with an i5-3570k and a GTX 670 and most games don't even touch the CPU. I don't know what kind of games you play but lets take TES: Skyrim for example, I checked the other day and the game did practically nothing with the CPU. It was all GPU.
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Originally posted by Josh007CL
Have the same cpu on a z77 board with a GTX 370 and it's a dream, never had issues, upgrading this month to the 670 how goes it? :P
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Originally posted by Master10K
Any system that uses HDD technology is going to be garbage compared to one that uses SSD tech. I suggest trying to get the data backed up and then buying a 120K IOPS SSD with your new system, and going from there.
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"There is no progress. Everything is the same as it was. Form changes. The essence does not." RLS
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Originally posted by Aquazen
Oops aha I meant GTX 470**
Thanks for all the info you've all provided. A particular thanks to Ridelynn for answering one of my initial queries. I've made a lot of revisions from what I previously allocated on my future purchase. Going for the following:
A hard drive will come later. If I can stomach the expense, (which I'll probaly will) I'll get both an SSD plus a 3 TB WD Cavair Green hard drive. Now my issue is the graphics card. I like the MSI Geforce GTX 660, because I can get one for £180 and that seems like a good price given the performance. The Ti version is better but not by much and a good Ti seems to cost around £250 upwards. However the GTX 670 that a lot of you suggested and for good reason, cost around £300 upwards. I just don't think I can spend that much on a single graphics card and I simply cannot find one for considerably cheaper, from a trusted source.
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"There is no progress. Everything is the same as it was. Form changes. The essence does not." RLS
Originally posted by Master10K
Looks good, you should not be disappointed
Yeh a 660 is looking good mate - as good as a 7870 and able to eat most games for breakfast
What shops you using? My trusted sites are: Overclockers, ebuyer, scan and Dabs
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Except that it isn't. A Radeon HD 7870 is a little better than a GeForce GTX 660, but also tends to be a little more expensive.
Originally posted by simonwest80
Except that it isn't. A Radeon HD 7870 is a little better than a GeForce GTX 660, but also tends to be a little more expensive.
Well different game bench marks i have seen have seen for both these cards have them level pegging depending on the game. Sometimes the 660 wins sometimes the 7870. Now in all cases they are using single HD monitors so maybe a case of multiple monitors etc may see a difference. Also price wise in the UK both cards are more or less the same price again depending on brand etc.


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Monday, June 16, 2014
Most everybody else is on a summer break.
Former Cane Bay High School ace hurler Zach Wimmer is playing with sharks, the Wilmington Sharks to be exact.
The Wilmington Sharks play baseball in the Coastal Plain League, a summer wood bat league for college players aiming to develop their games as they dream big. Wimmer said he got the invitation to join the team and wasted little time hitting the road for Wilmington.
"It's an awesome opportunity," said Wimmer, a two-time all-state selection at CBHS and Post 166 standout. "You get the chance to play with some of the best college baseball players in the country. It opens your eyes to how much talent is out there. It's not just about the size of the school. There's a lot of great players in junior college and smaller schools."
The Sharks are 9-8 this season, tied for third in the CPL East with Wilson and Fayetteville. In all, 14 teams compete in the Coastal Plain, comprised of teams from the Carolinas and Virginia.
Wimmer originally started his college career at The Citadel before transferring to Florence-Darlington Tech. He will return to FDT as a sophomore in the fall. From there, the goal is getting back to Div. I baseball or the professional ranks.
The CPL exposure should help in the endeavor.
"I feel like I'm doing pretty well," he said. "Coming into the summer, I set goals to get my velocity up and develop some other pitches."
So far this summer, Wimmer has made seven relief appearances for the Sharks, compiling a 1.98 ERA. He's thrown 13-plus innings with 13 strikeouts and three earned runs. He's walked nine and given up eight hits.
The summer performance is a continuation of his numbers at Florence-Darlington in spring.
As a freshman for the Stingers, Wimmer made 12 appearances, including five starts.
He was 4-0 with a save. He tossed 31 innings and struck out 35 batters. He had a 2.32 ERA, scattering 25 hits and walking 15 batters.
"We finished a little short of where we wanted to be," Wimmer said. "We had the talent to make some things happen but couldn't put it all together… We're thinking we're going to be a lot better. We're looking to take over Region 10."
Wimmer expects to be a weekend starter for the Stingers next season.
But for now, he's aiming to help the Wilmington Sharks get into the running for the Petitt Cup in the CPL. Some of his teammates include players from programs such as South Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina State and Maryland. Former Hanahan standout Ryan Manore, headed for Francis Marion after two years at USC Lancaster, has made three relief pitching appearances for the Sharks.
Wilmington is 9-4 since an 0-4 start.
The Sharks have a 56-game schedule that runs to mid-August. Heading into the 2014 season, nearly 1,200 CPL products have been drafted.
"That's definitely a dream (to go pro)," Wimmer said. "But right now, I'm just working on getting better."
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CCCC Bill shifts power to appoint college's board of trustees
Compounding controversy generated by a separate piece of legislation, Rep. Mike Stone, a Republican who represents parts of Lee and Harnett counties in the N.C. House of Representatives, introduced a bill Wednesday that would change how members of the Central Carolina Community College Board of Trustees are appointed.
The Lee County Board of Commissioners, the Lee County Board of Education and the governor's office now each get to appoint four trustees, and the Chatham and Harnett County commissioners get two appointments apiece. Stone's bill, which will go to the House Education Committee for review, would eliminate all of the school board's power to appoint and would give it to the Lee County Commissioners.
Stone's other controversial bill also involved the Lee County Board of Education (as well as the Sanford City Council), and would require candidates for school board and municipal elections to start competing in partisan races instead of non-partisan ones. Stone reportedly did not contact members of either board, or his fellow lawmaker Rep. Deb McManus, a Democrat whose constituency includes the majority of Sanford.
Likewise, the chairmen of two of the boards involved in House Bill 512 — Lynn Smith from the school board and Julian Philpott from the CCCC trustees — said Stone had not made any effort to contact them before filing the bill.
Philpott declined to comment on the bill as he hadn't spoken with Stone yet.
Smith, however, did have something to say about the bill, which would give the Lee County Commissioners the power to appoint eight of the board's 16 members.
"I would just label it as another power grab by our county commissioners," Smith said, adding that he had heard rumors that such a bill might be in the works, at the behest of the commissioners. He continued, "... I hear these things and think, 'There's no way that could happen,' but then it does."
Charlie Parks, chairman of the Lee County Board of Commissioners, said the only intent of the bill is to help Lee County Schools focus its operations.
He said Wednesday afternoon that he hadn't seen the bill itself, but he did have informal discussions regarding the bill with Stone, as well as other other commissioners whom he declined to name.
"The schools needs to concentrate on getting the school levels up," Parks said. "... They need to be concentrating on students' education. They have too much involvement in other areas."
Smith, however, said he believes splitting the power of appointment among multiple groups gives the board of trustees, as a whole, a broader range of people with more diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Philpott said that for his board, the bottom line is that every single member has to make sure that all the campuses — the college has locations in Sanford, Lillington, Pittsboro and Siler City — are doing well, no matter who appoints them or where they live.
"The current board that we have right now, I'm proud of their dedication," said Philpott, who has served for 8 years as an appointee of the Lee County Commissioners. "... Every one of them takes his obligations seriously."
Stone did not respond to a request for comment.
Herald Reporter Anna Johnson contributed to this report.
Editor's note: Sanford Herald Editor R.V. Hight is a member of the CCCC Board of Trustees, appointed by the Lee County Commissioners. He was not involved in the writing of this article.


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Eau Dynamisante Perfume
By Clarins for Women
Eau Dynamisante Perfume by Clarins, Clarins eau dynamisante by clarins is an alluring blend of lemon, ginseng, thyme, orange, caraway, rosemary and patchouli . All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations. ... Read More
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3.4 oz Treatment Fragrance Spray
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Comments about Eau Dynamisante Perfume:
Clarins Eau Dynamisante boasts of being the first eau de toilette and perfume that adorns the same time. The fragrance is very special but if one loves is uncompromising.
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- Citrus/Fruity, Floral, Fresh/Aquatic, Herbal
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- Daily Use
Comments about Eau Dynamisante Perfume:
makes you feel fresh all day long
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- Fresh/Aquatic
- Clean & Fresh
- Unique
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- Daily Use
- Work
Comments about Clarins Eau Dynamisante Perfume:
This flagrance is perfect for people who usually hate any perfumes. I apply it just after a shower and I feel awake and full of energy. All the perfumes used to make me nauseous, this one is sooo different! It feel natural like the smell of the mediteranean countryside.
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- Herbal
Comments about Clarins Eau Dynamisante Perfume:
It's uplifting..great for work...very refreshing & natural
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It's quite refreshing