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Speaker Mr. Brian Mason: "Earning Your Community's Trust"
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An experienced policy entrepreneur, Brian Mason has cultivated a grass roots approach for understanding current and emerging challenges at the community level in Alberta. Round table discussions and forums have offered insight into emerging challenges which communities face in meeting everyday life. Transforming these grass roots concerns into policy initiatives from which a stronger community can emerge is a bridge linking the ordinary person with the mechanisms of government. Hear his insights on the importance which different policy approaches can play in support of community through such themes as health care, jobs, and education.
�We�re excited to talk with Albertans about sensible solutions that can ensure all Albertans enjoy a prosperous future,� says Mason.
�Well educated and trained Albertans benefit our economy and our communities,� Mason said. �We support the efforts of � [the] town council to bring post-secondary education to their community. This kind of investment strengthens communities��
Mr. Mason is a Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta and sits on a number of committees including the Public Accounts Committee, the Special Standing Committee on Members Services and the Standing Committee on Resources and Environment. Before becoming a Member of the Legislative Assembly in 2000, he served as city of Edmonton councillor for Ward 3. He was first elected in October 1989 and won three subsequent civic elections. As a member of city council for 11 years Mason gained a reputation as a tough and effective voice for his constituents. During this time he chaired the Non-profit Housing Board and served on the Taxi Commission, Library Board and Northlands Board.
Mason learned his craft while studying political science at the University of Alberta. He served as executive director of the Federation of Alberta Students from 1977-79, and upon leaving university he began working as bus driver with the Edmonton Transit System before becoming a councillor in Edmonton. From these roots close to the community he has not strayed.
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Today's run to chase BWO's and friends on the Missouri were shot all to hell by a vehicle issue that popped up this morning. Ah, the best laid plans of mice and fly fishers often go awry.
Jake and I enjoyed a wet turning to snowy as hell day on the Firehole yesterday, with fish slow to warm up to a very nice dual-sized blue winged olive hatch mid-day (a 16ish 'big one' and another in the 24-26 range).
Early afternoon temps dropped (seemingly in a matter of minutes on the river – probably over an hour or so) from a comfortable 39 or 40 to a windy and chilly 33. Drizzle leading to rain shortly thereafter leading to a monster-sized, wet, heavy snow followed on the tails of the cooler air.
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UPDATEBell Hospital in Ishpeming will soon become a LifePoint Hospital. Bell's Board of Directors signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by LifePoint, but it's not finalized yet. It's more than just an acquisition if the agreement is finalized. LifePoint will invest $5 million, which will eliminate all of Bell Hospital's debt from construction costs and create a new charitable foundation to support local needs. There are no details about the foundation yet. Bell CEO Floyd Bounds sees a future full of opportunities for Bell. With additional resources from LifePoint, Bell will be able to better care for patients and staff. "I think it's great. I think it's an honor for Bell to be selected by LifePoint to be a part of their system," said Bounds. It could also mean big change for the City of Ishpeming... big dollars too. LifePoint acquiring Bell Hospital means Bell will switch from a non-profit to a for-profit and pay taxes, creating a source of new tax revenue. City officials say this will place the city in a better financial situation which will benefit residents. In 2012, LifePoint purchased Marquette General Hospital. Bounds says Bell's acquisition will improve cooperative efforts between the entire medical community. "There's some other activity in the U.P. with LifePoint and other hospitals so working together is always a whole lot easier than working against each other," Bounds said. LifePoint has not disclosed a purchase amount. The signed agreement has been sent to the Attorney General of Michigan, which will be reviewed in four to six weeks.
Bell Hospital in Ishpeming has announced that it is being sold to LifePoint Hospitals, which has nearly 60 hospitals in 20 states.
Bell Chairman Dr. Robert DellAngelo says the deal should improve health care in the Upper Peninsula. Bell says $1 million will go to a charitable foundation to "support crucial needs in the community." The hospital didn't elaborate. LifePoint is a publicly traded company based in Brentwood, Tenn. The sale means the nonprofit hospital will become a private business and pay local taxes.
As part of LifePoint, the hospital would become a tax revenue to support the Ishpeming economy. The agreement is subject to review by the Michigan Attorney General.


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Palladino: NVL unified behind Unified Sports
The CIAC hosted an awards banquet Monday at the Aqua-Turf Club for Connecticut's Unified Sports athletes. Wilby High was honored as the state's top program. Oxford High was named the best new program.
Steve Baldwin, who started Wilby's Unified teams three years ago, used the occasion to drop this bit of news: Starting this fall the Naugatuck Valley League will add the Unified games to its official roster of sports.
The NVL is the first athletic conference in the state to do so, and that rates a big "Bravo" for the league.
NVL president Tom Pompei explained that the league first needed enough competing schools.
"According to our by laws we cannot add a new sport until we have at least six schools that offer it," said the Naugy athletic director.
NVL Unified programs are offered at Wilby, Crosby, Kennedy, Watertown and Woodland. Wolcott's new program makes six. Naugatuck and Torrington have proposed starting Unified teams.
"We will run it like we do every sport," Baldwin said. "Teams play once against NVL schools in soccer and basketball. At the end of the season we have an NVL tournament."
The difference here is that no one finishes second.
Pompei said that "everyone who adds Unified Sports raves about it." Wilby principal Robyn Apicella is one of those who rave. "It has become one of our most popular programs," she said.
Baldwin backs that up. More athletes participate in Unified Sports, he said, than any other program: "We have more than 140, and we have 200 students who volunteer every year. Everyone wants to be involved."
The sense of pride in both athletes and volunteers permeates every program at Wilby, Apicella adds.
"The Unified athletes are an integral part of the student body," she said. "They are our new superstars. They walk around the school wearing their Wilby jackets, showing their medals, and the students, the volunteers, the staff, everyone, is beaming.
"As far as Wilby's varsity sports go," Apicella added, "we get more parents here for a Unified tournament than any other event, except a Wilby-Crosby basketball game."
Even at Oxford, Joe Stochmal is impressed by the crowds.
"Our games have been well attended by parents and students alike," said the athletic director. "Our cheerleaders even dressed and performed for one of our basketball games."
The Unified teams have "made a difference in our school community," Stochmal adds. "I have seen our students congratulating players in the hallway and at lunch time. We have raised the self esteem of our players through Unified Sports, and the proof is in their smiles and laughter."
When the NVL athletic directors next meet Baldwin has another brainstorm for them: "Oxford joins the NVL in the fall of 2014. I want to see if we can include Oxford Unified Sports right now."
It won't happen. It makes too much sense. No matter. The NVL is truly Unified now, and it will be a better conference for it.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers have a general manager who found a taker for Shawn Kemp and his bloated contract. The GM later convinced Pat Riley to trade him Ricky Davis for Chris Gatling. Last June's draft haul was good, too, after two bad drafts: Dajuan Wagner in the lottery, Carlos Boozer in Round 2.
So ...
Jim Paxson isn't responsible for the Cavaliers' 8-34 record. Far from it. The team he has assembled is impossibly young, and the parts don't snap together just so, but it's my favorite bad team in the league. They've got guys you want to watch, even if they don't know how to play yet.
Of course, it's also true now that Paxson has hired two coaches in less than four years and had to fire them both. First, it was Randy Wittman and Monday, mired at 8-34, it was John Lucas. The dismissals will stand out on Paxson's resume more than the Chris Mihm draft, or the DeSagana Diop draft, which is why Paxson will undoubtedly reach this summer for a coach of proven veteran stock.
Mike Dunleavy is the name we're hearing already, since Paxson knows he can't expect more than one more chance to make the right hire. Dunleavy is a more likely Cavs candidate than Jeff Van Gundy, next summer's No. 1 coaching free agent, but the challenge either way will be getting owner Gordon Gund to spend for a name coach in the face of persistent speculation that he'd rather sell.
In the interim, it was unquestionably time for a change, if not necessarily permanent. Keith Smart will be given a chance to impress over the next 40 games, and he can start by restoring order. Since training camp, the Cavaliers have been beset by in-house discord on an almost-daily basis. The disputes -- player-player and player-coach -- outnumber the wins so far, and it became draining for everyone to keep dealing with the distractions.
"Circus" and "zoo" were the words used Monday by veteran guard Bimbo Coles. The mood around the team has steadily deteriorated, and Paxson and Gund voiced concern about that trend in a conference call with Lucas before Cleveland's recent 1-5 trip.
"At this point in the year, we should be showing more progress," Paxson said by phone Monday afternoon. "That just hasn't been the case. I didn't see any real direction and structure in place to give me any reason to think it was going to change.
"I think we have talent on this team, and I think we have a good group of guys. My sense based on some of the comments that have been made by John over a period of time is that I'm not sure how much he really believed these guys could win games for him."
It didn't help Lucas' chances that the Cavaliers, since dispatching Andre Miller before they had to pay him, don't have a point guard more accomplished than Luke himself to organize things. It's a void doubly disconcerting when someone mentions that the Cavs declined to sign Ohio native Earl Boykins, the 5-foot-5 dynamo who continues to be one of the season's surprises.
Yet, under Lucas, Wagner and Miles have regressed some since working through protracted injury absences. Common sense says the Cavaliers will eventually have to move one of those guys -- since both probably can't play alongside the emerging Davis -- but they're both too young and skilled to be backsliding.
With Davis threatening to make the East All-Star team in spite of all the losses and Zydrunas Ilgauskas looking healthier than he has in years, the Cavs are in better position to blossom than, say, the Knicks or the Heat. Paxson, growing weary of waiting for the signs, addressed the team Monday morning after firing Lucas to reiterate that management wants more wins, in hopes that they might attract at least a few fans to an empty building.
The Cavs have sunk to afterthought status in their own town and Paxson is well aware that the worst record in the league guarantees no more than a 25 percent chance of winning the LeBron James lottery in May. James is obviously the Ohio native the Cavs really want, but Paxson also knows that the team with the worst record hasn't actually scored the No. 1 pick since 1990.
"We are not trying to lose on purpose," Paxson said. "I told the players that today -- we aren't trying to lose games. We expect to start improving and winning. Not every game, not 50 percent of our games for the balance of the season, but we should start to win and develop some identity as a team.
"We have the worst record in the NBA," Paxson continued, "and I don't think our talent level warrants that."
The GM has done OK with the talent. Better than OK. It's the pesky coach part that Paxson has to solve.
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Carolyn Samit Jun 17, 2013 6:45 PM
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I've also downloaded the free version of Norton AV and scans fine as well.
Therein lies the problem.
Uninstall Norton > Download and run the Norton Removal Tool to uninstall your Norton product
Then restart your Mac.
If you want to have anti virus software instaled, use the link for ClamXav from the user tip link below.
Norton / Symantec software has caused many problems for Mac users.
User tip for viruses, trojans, and malware > Viruses, Trojans, Malware - and other aspects of Internet Security: Apple Support Communities
You'll see: "Do not install Norton Anti-Virus on a Mac as it can seriously damage your operating system. Norton Anti-Virus is not compatible with Apple OS X."
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in response to tlwysePlease read this whole message before doing anything.
This procedure is a diagnostic test. It's unlikely to solve your problem. Don't be disappointed when you find that nothing has changed after you complete it.
The purpose of the test is to determine whether the problem is caused by third-party software that loads automatically at startup or login, or by a peripheral device.Disconnect all wired peripherals except those needed for the test, and remove all aftermarket expansion cards. Boot in safe mode and log in to the account with the problem. Note: If FileVault is enabled, or if a firmware password is set, or if the boot volume is a software RAID, you can't do this. Ask for further instructions.Safe mode is much slower to boot and run than normal, and some things won't work at all, including Wi-Fi on certain iMacs. The next normal boot may also be somewhat slow.
The login screen appears even if you usually log in automatically. You must know your login password in order to log in. If you've forgotten the password, you will need to reset it before you begin.
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Hi Carolyn,
My problems started BEFORE installing the free version of Norton Anti-Virus so that wouldn't be the problem....and the link you provided wasn't any help. What I had installed was iAntivirus.app, version 1.1.4. Apparently the instructions you provided don't apply to this version.
tlwyse Jun 17, 2013 9:03 PM
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Hi Linc, I'll try this and report back. Of course, at the moment it seems to be behaving OK.
One thing that seems to coincide with this issue is when I have my chain of external FW800 drives attached (4 WD drives + CD/DVD burner). Of course, 2 of those external drives are my TM backups so I don't like leaving then unattached for very long.
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tlwyse wrote:
I've no way to test hardware such as RAM and such. Just wondering if there's any *free* hardware utilities that can fully test the CPU, RAM, etc.
Yes it's built in. See Using Apple Hardware Test and use the long test, but there could still be problems even if it passes.
Apple Genius Bars have more sophisticated test routines.


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Jojo's Bizzare Avenures: All Star Battle will be released in Europe during Spring 2014, Namco Bandai confirmed today.
The game has already been confirmed not too long ago for the West with a generic release date of 2014. With the European release window date now out, we can expect news on the North American release very soon.
Jojo's Bizarre Adventures: All Star Battle features over 30 playable characters taken from the different arcs of the manga series created by Hirohiko Araki.
Sometime ago we have reported that Namco Bandai is going to do some localization changes. As fans of the series already know, many of the characters and Stands' names are taken from famous bands. To avoid copyright issues, the Japanese company is going to change these names slightly. At the same time Namco Bandai will try to keep the experience as faithful to the Japanese version of the game as possible, leaving the Japanese text during the fights intact. The Japanese voice acting will also be included.
The Japanese version of All Star Battle has been recently updated. The new patch includes some rebalancing and fixes that will surely be included in the Western release.
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WASHINGTON -- Trent Lott within the next week plans to decide between seeking a fourth term in the U.S. Senate from Mississippi or retiring from public life. That could determine whether Republicans keep control of the Senate in next year's elections. For the longer range, Lott's retirement and replacement could signal that Southern political realignment has peaked and now is receding.
Mississippi, one of the reddest of the red Republican states, has not even been on the game board of the Washington analysis forecasting the 2006 Senate outcome. But in Mississippi, prominent Republicans are worried sick. They believe Lott will probably retire. If so, they expect the new senator will be a Democrat, former State Attorney General Mike Moore. Republican politicians in Mississippi believe Rep. Chip Pickering, the likely Republican nominee if Lott does not run, cannot defeat Moore.
Republican National Chairman Ken Mehlman pleaded with Lott last week to run again. The senator was as blunt with this emissary from President Bush as he was with me. "Where is our vision and our agenda?" he asked. The malaise afflicting the Bush administration not only threatens a Senate seat in Mississippi but impacts Lott's decision whether to retire.
A Bush entreaty now to Lott is ironic. Lott was driven out of the Senate majority leader's chair after the 2002 elections when the president refused to defend him from calumnies that a harmless jocular remark on the late Strom Thurmond's 100th birthday was racist in nature. Lott's recently published memoir ("Herding Cats") reveals he was deeply hurt by Bush's non-support.
Republicans pressing Lott to run say that if he retires, he will have to live the rest of his life under the burden of giving the Democrats a Senate seat and perhaps control of the Senate out of personal pique that he no longer was majority leader. But Lott has not been sulking in his tents for three years. He has been an active presence on the Senate floor and has made the most of his meager power base as Senate Rules Committee chairman.
When Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison last week urged Lott to stay, he reminded her she too had pondered before deciding to run again in Texas next year. He said a six-year Senate term poses a major undertaking, adding that he considered not running for his third term in 2000 when he was still majority leader. His personal financial condition has deteriorated since then with the loss of half his net worth when Hurricane Katrina swept away his home at Pascagoula, Miss.
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I'm taking a standard midrange computer with a Core-i7 930 CPU (stock speed: 2.8GHz) and clocking it up to 4GHz. That'll up my CPU's heat output, and I'll need better cooling. Water-cooling can be quieter and more effective than air, but isn't necessarily cheap or easy to install.
How much time and money do you need to spend to get good cooling? To answer this question, I'm testing three build options: a basic off-the-shelf liquid-cooling loop (Corsair's H70), an all-inclusive Swiftech DIY kit, and finally, a custom-built water-cooling setup of my own configuration. How can I get the best performance for the least money, time, and aggravation?
Part of the problem with water-cooling (as opposed to, say, conventional air-cooling) is the depth of the market. At the shallow end are closed-loop systems like Corsair's H70, which you just slap into your case and go. Next come DIY kits, like Swiftech's H20-320-EDGE, which include everything you need to water-cool your CPU—pump/reservoir/radiator unit, tubes, fittings, water block, and fluid—but require some assembly. Finally, the completely custom option: All you have to do is figure out the best radiator, pump, reservoir, fluid, tubes, fittings, and water block, then put them all together. Making sense of this last option has long been a source of pride and true geek-cred.
Herein lies the real challenge of this month's build: Given the widespread availability of off-the-shelf cooling loops and systems, from entry-level to boutique, does building a custom water-cooling loop even make sense these days? We're gonna find out.
Installing an all-in-one liquid-cooling kit like Corsair's Hydro H70 is about as easy as water-cooling is ever going to get. It's a great first step for those looking to push beyond the limitations of air, but who are terrified of the destruction wrought by the unintended marriage of liquid and active electronics.
Thankfully, Cooler Master's HAF X comes with a 14cm rear exhaust fan by default, but also has mounting holes for 12cm fans—perfect for the fans on my Corsair H70.
You can't hand-tighten it, but the mounting mechanism for Corsair's H70 is one of the easiest to use of the many water-cooling blocks we've installed. Don't forget the thermal paste!
In attaching the H70 to the rear of the case, I first removed the 14cm rear exhaust fan that ships with the HAF X—the H70's radiator and fans mount to that space, which also includes 12cm mounting holes. I arranged the device's two 2,000rpm fans in a push-pull format. I set up the exterior fan to deliver cool air into the radiator from outside the chassis while its companion, the interior fan, was tasked with accelerating the process by sucking this air through the radiator as fast as possible.
The H70, like many mainstream all-in-one setups, includes a pump built right into the cooler's CPU water block. After adding thermal paste to the CPU itself, I fit the water block underneath its retention mechanism, and then twisted a screwdriver a few times on each of the four screws that run through the retention mechanism into a backplane behind the motherboard.
Tightening the screw on a water block is an art: Make sure you're applying enough force to keep the water block firmly adhered to the CPU, but not enough that you're hurting your motherboard.
To lock the water block into place, I twisted it ever-so-slightly to the left so that notches built into its frame fell underneath the corresponding locking elements on the retention mechanism. I then tightened the retention mechanism into the board by turning its four screws (gently) until I could twist no longer—a tight connection is important, but you should never force it. I then connected the fan cables to the CPU fan header and the pump cable to another 3-pin header on the motherboard.
In my tests, the H70 performed adequately in its cooling benchmarks, drawing an idle temperature of 35.3 C on our 4GHz overclocked system. Kicking the system up to 100 percent CPU use across all four cores brought temperatures to an average of 74.3 C, with a maximum average recorded temperature of 75.5 C. Not too shabby… but not great, either.
If you want the advantages of water-cooling without the huge footprint or mess, a single-radiator all-in-one setup causes minimal disruption.
Opinions vary on whether to install your radiator fans as intake or exhaust. We prefer intake.
To say that Swiftech's H20-320 Edge liquid-cooling system is an all-in-one kit is a bit of a misnomer. This radiator/block combination delicately straddles the line between a true all-in-one design and a completely customized build-it. But because of that, it's an excellent intermediate step in the liquid education process. It doesn't force newbies to configure a full setup all on their own, but it still makes them cut tubes, fit hoses, and—gasp—pour their own liquid.
The three-bay radiator that comes with the kit is actually one of Swiftech's MCR320-Drive reservoirs, which combines a small reservoir, three-fan radiator, and a Swiftech MCP35X pump into a single, cohesive unit. Its two fill ports sit on the opposite side of the MCR320's two 1/4-inch holes used to transfer liquid to and from the contraption. Twisting on the barbs that attach to the included 1/2-inch-diameter tubing (inside diameter, that is) is as easy as it sounds. Installing the radiator was not.
Because of peculiarities with the HAF-X's fan holes, the screws included with the MCR320-Drive were not long enough to successfully penetrate fan, case, and radiator. In this instance, I had to use smaller (included) screws to attach the bottom of the three included 2,000rpm fans to the radiator, and turn to plastic pins (also included) to attach the fans' tops to the steel of the chassis.
The specifics of attaching a water block to a CPU vary with each product, but all—including Swiftech's Apogee XTL, which was included with the kit—tend to follow a common installation process: You hold a backplane to the rear of the motherboard and tiny threads extend out of the four holes surrounding the CPU socket. Dab and spread some thermal paste on the CPU, gently set the water block on top of the CPU, align the screws with the threads, and twist screws (thumbscrews, in this case) to create a tight pairing between the two without breaking anything.
Thumbscrews with springs make water-block installations easy: Hand-tighten until you can tighten no more.
Attaching the 1/2-inch tubing came next. I started by attaching two tubes to the radiator's input and output, then matched the output of the radiator with the input of the water block and vice versa. It's as easy as pushing the tubes onto the matching barbs I previously installed into the radiator and CPU water block. One caveat here: I also checked to make sure that the four matching clamps—one per tube/barb connection, used to hold the tube close to the barb and prevent leaks—were already ringing the tube. Once each tube was in place, I tightened the clamp over the matching indentation in the barbs. For cheaper, plastic clamps, you have to mash its two halves together until they click-lock. In this case, tightening the clamp involved tightening the tiny screw that, itself, pressed the clamp closer and closer against the tube and barb.
Secret Tip: When you're attaching your clamps to the tubing, make sure you align the screws so you can easily tighten them if you're, say, trying to do this all inside of your case.
You can't have water-cooling without the water. In the case of Swiftech's all-in-one, that comes in the form of a bottle of green additive that gets mixed with a liter of distilled water—distilled, because the minerals and ions found in tap water would corrode the kit's parts. After I mixed this concoction, I filled the system by priming the pump, a delicate process helped out by the Antec Digital PC Power Tester I happened to have on-hand. This allowed me to start the power to my power supply without booting the rest of the motherboard/system. When you're priming a pump, the last thing you want to subject your poor motherboard to is three-second bursts of on, off, on, off, on—you get the picture.
Now's a good time to remind you that the first real act of filling your fluid loop should happen outside of your case.
Priming a pump involves getting it to the point where you've created a continuous loop of liquid: Water is passing around your setup with nary an air bubble in sight. To get this to happen with Swiftech's kit, I filled the reservoir, tilted the case about 30 degrees toward the "pump" side, flipped on just the power supply, and let the pump run for a few seconds. I then flipped the power supply off, refilled the reservoir to make up for all the coolant now slowly making its way through the loop, and repeated the process until the tubes were full of sweet, continuous fluid.
And that's it! Temperatures on the Swiftech kit hit an average of 36.5 C degrees for the overclocked system when idle, and an average of 68 C on full burn (with a maximum average recorded heat of 69.8 C degrees).
Swiftech's all-in-one H20-320-EDGE strikes a middle ground between the barely there H70 and our enormous custom loop.
Make sure your tubes are clamped down. Priming the pump, which is attached to the radiator, involves tilting the whole case forward.
Big thanks to the following companies for providing the water-cooling parts used in this build: Corsair (Corsair H70); Swiftech (H20-320-EDGE system, MCP655 pump); Koolance (Quick Disconnect parts, CPU-370 water block); and especially Frozencpu.com (everything else).
After testing a few water blocks on an identical water-cooling setup (Swiftech's), I determined that Koolance's brand-new CPU-370 water block was dishing out the lowest system temperatures. I used this as the cooling basis for my custom-build system, and it was the first thing to go atop the motherboard—using the same installation process as the coolers previously mentioned, of course.
Next into the case went the reservoir. Since I'm from Ohio, and we do love our tornados in the Midwest, I was hoping to evoke a similar look and feel for my system's insides by using EK's Multioption RES X2-400 Advanced Reservoir—essentially, a giant vertical cylinder—to house all the liquid that was going to get sucked out into the tubing loop by one of Swiftech's MCP655 pumps (317 gallons per hour to the MCP35X's 285). I slapped this into the corner of the case, attached some of Koolance's amazing Quick Disconnect fittings to connect it (and all the parts in the system—see sidebar), and ran a single small tube from the bottom of the reservoir to the top of the pump (mounted sideways next to the reservoir) to wedge both components into place against the case's frame. Yes, wedged: the mounting clips for the reservoir didn't work at all.
If you're going to use the same Koolance Quick Disconnects that we did, make sure the drilling of the water block's 1/4-inch holes are compatibly placed.
Figuring that more reservoir space is a positive thing, I did my best to sandwich XSPC's 12.4x6.3x40-centimeter RX360 radiator into the top of the HAF-X. Using the same tricks to mount the Swiftech all-in-one, I just barely got this behemoth of a radiator to stay in place. I opted to use three Scythe Gentle Typhoon fans to connect the reservoir to the chassis—1,850rpm fans, mind you—in an effort to balance heavy cooling with relative quiet.
I used 1/2-inch Tygon tubing to finish connecting the various parts in this flow order: reservoir, to pump, to radiator, to CPU, to reservoir. This, in theory, allows the chilliest possible water to flow into the CPU (as pumps tend to add a little bit of heat into the equation during pumping).
Fluid going… vertical? It has to happen at some point, because you always want your pump to be one of the lowest elements in the entire loop—good luck priming the darn thing otherwise.
Koolance's Quick Disconnects meant we could literally remove and connect hoses at-will, fluid-filled or otherwise.
I primed the system a little differently than before, as the super-huge reservoir (nearly extending from the bottom of the case to the bottom of the radiator) made it unnecessary to do much priming at all. I poured my mixture of Swiftech additive and distilled water into the acrylic tube of a reservoir—to the brim—then sealed the lid and turned the pump on. It took but one refilling of the reservoir (to less than the brim this time, just to be on the safe side) to get the system up and running.
My custom overclocked system reached 36.5 C when idle and 71 C on full throttle, with an average maximum temperature of 72.3 C. Though this is higher than the Swiftech's average, it isn't necessarily a loss—remember, I swapped out quieter fans on the radiator. While Swiftech's default all-in-one might win the day in the temperature race by a scant few degrees, there is no way I would ever put a system with fans like that anywhere near my office, living room, or soundproof panic room. It's just too loud.
My custom build was as cool in temperature as it was in design, purring like a kitten while delivering excellent thermals—for all those times I'll be running my Intel Core i7-930 processor at 4GHz across all cores. It's pricey, but it's far better looking and sounding than the Swiftech system.
This double-thick XSPC radiator needs a lot of room. Fortunately, the HAF X case has plenty of room to spare.
They're expensive, but Koolance's Quick Disconnects are hands-down the greatest invention that the water-cooling world has ever produced. Here's why.
The old way of adding and adjusting parts in your rig was as follows: You connect tubes using the ever-annoying, leak-prone plastic or steel hose clamps. They're hard to get to with fingers or a screwdriver and even harder to take off. Modifying any part in the loop you've built forces you to drain the entire setup, which is as annoying as it is time-consuming.
Koolance's Quick Disconnect parts are huge life- and time-savers.
With Koolance's Quick Disconnects, however, the male and female connectors effectively block every last bit of fluid from ever leaking out of its attached part, period. You can disconnect a tube that's completely full of fluid without spilling a drop; you can rip out a radiator, drain it on its own, and install a brand-new device with all the rest of the liquid sitting right there in your system.
And clamps? Pshaw. To connect the male and female parts, you just push one into the other and give it a little twist. Disconnecting is as easy as giving the male connector a little twist in the opposite direction and pulling it out. When I say that these simple little accessories saved hours of time and square feet of wet, stained carpet, I kid you not. I will never go back to barbs and clamps again.
If you don't have the skill or time to futz with building your own custom water-cooling setup, then hopefully our tests have shown you that all-in-ones can provide a competitive alternative in both cooling and price. This said, you can tap into considerable builder's satisfaction through the custom route. For some of us, this is the true joy of water-cooling. There are a crap-ton of parts that independently contribute to the success or failure of a given system.
I tested way more parts than I had space to mention here, but learned many important lessons. Here's what to watch out for to ensure that you have the best chance of reaching Maximum Chill if you want to try and beat the prebuilt kits at their own games:
3/8-inch-diameter tubes spiked our temperatures on 100 percent CPU use to an average of 81 C and a maximum of 83.5 C. The same cooling setup using 1/2-inch tubing hit an average of 73 C with a maximum of 75.25 C. The more fluid you can move over your heat exchanger, the cooler the average temperature that fluid will be—that's why 1/2-inch tubing wins.
We saw an average variance of 7 degrees on our 100 percent CPU burn tests on the three different top-tier water blocks we tested (EKWaterBlocks' Supreme HF, Swiftech's Apogee XTL, and Koolance's CPU-370), with the maximum tested temperature varying by around 4 degrees. The quality of the water block will impact your performance, but there's no quick way to spot what construction characteristics will make for an excellent block. Do your homework; research others' experiences before you buy!
One radiator might do a pretty good job cooling, but two radiators (with fans, of course) would do even better, right? Wrong. We saw just a 3- to 4-degree difference on our average and maximum "full burn" temperatures when strapping another 14cm radiator into the loop of our Swiftech H20-320 setup. The hassle—and the ugliness of having a radiator latched onto your case's butt—just isn't worth it. Note that while this is true for our CPU-only setup, larger loops (cooling multiple CPUs or GPUs) can benefit from more radiators—to a point.
Just because a radiator is huge doesn't mean that it's going to bring your system to the Ice Age. The statistic to pay attention to on a radiator is the number of fins it packs per inch of space: Radiators with higher FPI levels benefit most from fans that pump a lot of air through their frames, whereas radiators with lower FPI levels (like the XSPC RX360) are really geared toward lower-rpm fans—you just won't see as big a cooling difference if your fans go full-blast on an eight-FPI radiator.
If you buy expensive fluid expecting it to be the elixir of the gods for your water-cooling setup, you'll be disappointed. In our tests, $2 distilled water worked just as well as the most expensive water-cooling fluid we could find—$50 a bottle.
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|Overclocked Frequency (100% use)
|Overclocked Average Core Temperature (100% use)
|Overclocked Maximum Average Core Temperature (100% use)
Idle temperatures averaged across all four CPU cores after a half-hour of inactivity. "Burn-in" temperatures measured after a half-hour of 100% CPU use on the Intel Burn Test utility.
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Get the Band of Merrymakers' CD... Makes a great stocking stuffer!
Had a blast opening for Brett Michaels Band in Melborne, Florida on Nov. 14th. The man is pure class, and a total professional. Thanks to everyone in the BMB camp... let's do it again!
My tour manager Dave Fisher sent my backstage requirements to the BMB camp...lets just say his sense of humor is intact, I didn't want any water!
Stealing Bret's showmanship like I've been doing since '87. The man does a huge Meet and Greet before and AFTER the show, he truly loves his fans...inspiring!
Every Rose...spot on!
One of the funniest comedians working today, Bill Burr
Maybe the best band ever assembled? Josh Freese drums (Devo,Weezer, Sublime, A Perfect Circle), Dave Navarro guitar (Jane's Addiction) Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top) Duff McKagan bass (G n R)
It was that kind of night...Josh Freese and Juliette Lewis
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Gilby and Duff from Guns n Roses, Juliette Lewis, me, Dave Navarro, Donovan Leitch, and Kesha
After releasing the fundraising single "Must Be Christmas" in late 2014, the holiday music collective Band of Merrymakers signed with Portrait Records, and rang in the holiday season of 2015 with their full-length debut, Welcome to Our Christmas Party. Created by songwriter/producer Sam Hollander (One Direction, Gym Class Heroes) and Better Than Ezra's Kevin Griffin, the group on this outing also includes Natasha Bedingfield, Michael Fitzpatrick (Fitz & the Tantrums), David Hodges (Evanescence), Charles Kelley (Lady Antebellum), Mark McGrath (Sugar Ray), the Mowglis, and Owl City, among many others. Along with classics like "Jingle Bells" and "O Holy Night," the record offers original, indie pop-minded songs such as "Holiday in L.A." and the previously released single. A portion of album and track sales benefits MusicCares.
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The entire album Welcome to Our Christmas Party, is available on iTunes.
Photos taken by Janette Pellegrini at the Eat to the Beat Festival at Epcot and were also used on the Mark McGrath CD.
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Super happy to announce this year's line up for Under The Sun 2015 will be Better Than Ezra (www.betterthanezra.com), Uncle Kracker (www.unclekracker.com), yours truly and the mighty Eve 6 (www.eve6.com). Our fourth year is going to be bigger and better than ever, as we are still adding dates and will announce those shortly, but let's just say July and August will be very busy for these bands!
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Few people in Phoenix's indie music scene try as hard as Beef to promote local shows, local artists, and local characters. His morning show, The Morning Infidelity, regularly exhibits the best, and sometimes worst, that our little hipster populace has to offer. Beef himself seems at the top of the mast, neither steering nor calling shots, but merely reminding folks the direction everyone's headed. His advice to aspiring musicians? Stay humble, stay hungry. No matter how talented you think your shoegaze rap-rock jazz fusion trio is, take it with a grain of salt. And you'd best have a sharp competitive edge or else you're going nowhere.
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Former Newcastle United striker Nile Ranger is appearing at Newcastle Crown Court this week on an alleged rape charge.
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Whether you celebrate at home with family or let someone else cook for your (for a change), here are a few ideas to celebrate Passover next week. Did someone say matzo pozole and chocolate matzo?
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Larder at Tavern and Burton Way: Let Suzanne Goin cook your feast. The take-out menu for Passover includes dishes like smoked fish platters; matzo ball chicken soup; latkes with applesauce; beets with kumquats and oranges; slow-roasted salmon with cucumber yogurt; roast chicken or beef brisket; all sorts of sides, including roasted root vegetables and braised red cabbage; and flourless chocolate torte for dessert. All orders for must be placed by Friday, April 11 at 5 PM.
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The evidence for evolution is abundant and overwhelming. The arguments against it are usually uninformed and, unfortunately, less than honest. This site will let you see that for yourself.
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I don't believe there's any reason to resort to lying, deceit, or intellectual dishonesty. God made everything! And his handiwork, according to the Bible, shows his glory; it doesn't take away from it!
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