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Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler Review
Reviewed by: Waco
Reviewed on: August 29, 2013
Price: $37.99
Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler: Introduction
Those of you who have been OCC members or lurkers for a long time may be having pangs of déjà vu after reading the title of this review. Fear not, you aren't going crazy. While OCC did review the Thermaltake Big Typhoon VX way back in the year 2007 it is most assuredly 2013 and you are definitely reading a review about Thermaltake's new kid on the block: the BigTyp Revo. No, that's not a typo, it actually is called the BigTyp Revo.
This new cooler comes from a long lineage of Thermaltake coolers that offer great bang-for-buck performance and is the newest iteration in the "Big Typhoon" line of coolers. The original Big Typhoon was a great cooler back in 2007 with good cooling at a reasonable cost. The BigTyp Revo looks to extend that low-cost and high-performance trend into the present with support for every modern socket type as well as quiet performance. Can this diminutive cooler stack up to the current crop of mega-coolers without breaking your wallet?
Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler: Closer Look
The BigTyp Revo comes in a box very typical of Thermaltake: black and white with red accents. I can't say the color combination is all that original but it's definitely smacking of Thermaltake style. The front of the box sports a large photo of the actual cooler (no weird renderings here!) along with a bold proclamation of 160 watt CPU support, socket 2011 support, and five 6mm heatpipes. The left side of the box has a fairly comprehensive list of specifications and features, but as usual, head to the Specs & Features page for a full breakdown of all the numbers.
Spinning the box around we are greeted with a few more pictures along with a quick rundown of the basic features of the BigTyp Revo. Between the direct-contact heatpipes, powerful 120mm fan, and high-density aluminum fins, this cooler sure seems like it has the right ingredients for good cooling! The right side of the box reveals a big list of the features presented on the backside of the box but in a variety of languages that I probably should be able to read by this point.
For once, I'm not waiting till the next page to reveal the product you're just dying to see; behold, the Thermaltake BigTyp Revo! The BigTyp Revo ships with a universal backplate and a small variety of mounting brackets and bolts/screws to mate it up to your socket of choice. There's a manual, sure, but who reads those? You should, however, keep reading and jump to the next page for the full reveal.
Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler: Closer Look
So here you have it: the BigTyp Revo. I did a double-take when I first pulled this cooler out of the box thinking my eyes were playing tricks on me, but that fan really is an awesome army green. If you happen to have a Corsair C70 in the army green color, just stop reading right here and go buy one of these since they're a match made in heaven. The green 120mm spinner is rated for 800-1800 RPM and should prove to be both quiet at lower loads as well as capable enough to keep things cool when you push your CPU to the max.
Flipping the BigTyp Revo over reveals the true nature of the beast. The direct-contact heat pipes are clearly visible along with the fairly densely packed aluminum fins adorning the five heat pipes. There is no connection between the fins and the base other than said heat pipes, but this falls right in line with the design of many very capable coolers so it doesn't worry me too much (as well as following its heritage from the Big Typhoon). To be honest the design is extremely reminiscent of the famed Thermalright XP-120 of yonder days. That's not a bad likeness to have by any stretch of the word though! Everthing seems well-machined and the fit and finish is superb.
Everyone likes shiny things; this is a universal truth that applies even more so to the bases of heat sinks. After removing the sticker on the base of the BigTyp Revo I was somehow hoping for a gleaming surface of pure flatness and polish. Alas, it was not to be: the base of the Revo features relatively obvious machining marks on the otherwise extremely flat surface. The gaps between the direct-contact heat pipes and the aluminum base are nearly invisible, which should lead to great heat transfer between them. Even my little Lego man was confused when he couldn't see his reflection and gave up on viewing his own visage through the base machining. A rough base doesn't always mean poor cooling capability, but it does place more reliance on your thermal paste of choice.
Mounting the Thermaltake BigTyp Revo was a breeze. The motherboard backplate gets bolted to the board, the appropriate "wings" get screwed into the base of the cooler, then you screw the whole mess together. It's been a while since I've mounted a cooler that was this simple and easy: I didn't even glance at the manual once. There is one thing you must be aware of when choosing this cooler, though, is that it will actually rest on taller RAM once installed. Personally this didn't bother me and it just confirmed that it would do a great job cooling my memory, but if you have ludicrously tall heatspreaders on your memory you will not be able to use the BigTyp Revo without a lot of hassle.
Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler: Specifications
Core i7
Core i7/Core i5/Corei3
Core 2 Extreme/Core 2
Quad/Core 2 Duo/
Pentium D/Pentium 4/
Pentium/ Celeron D/
Phenom II / Athlon II / Athlon/Sempron series
Phenom II / Phenom / Athlon / Sempron series
Heatsink Dimension:
148 x 130 x 105mm
Heatsink Material:
Aluminum Fins & Aluminum Base
Ø6mm x 5pcs
Fan Dimension:
120 x 120 x 25 mm (L x W x H)
Rated Voltage:
Started Voltage:
Rated Current:
Power Input:
Fan Speed:
Air Flow:
Air Pressure:
3.25 mmAq
20 dBA
Life time/Fan Life time:
30,000 hours
Cooling Power:
530 g
Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler: Features
- Top-down Blowing Design structure, benefit from cooling both CPU and motherboard surrounding components.
- 5 x Ø 6 mm heat-pipes direct touch CPU surface increasing heat conductivity - Support up to 160W.
- Large High density Aluminum fins provides larger surface area to quickly dissipate heat.
- One Powerful 12cm Fan, PWM function with 800~1,800 RPM.
- Support all the latest Intel and AMD socket including LGA2011.
All information provided by: http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001896
Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler: Setup & Testing
Testing of the Thermaltake BigTyp Revo will be accomplished installing the cooler into the test system mounted into a case, not a test bench. Most systems are built and mounted into a sealed (relatively) chassis, so this method will be used to generate the load and idle results to give a real world view as to what kind of cooling performance one can expect based on the test system listed below.
Of course, your results may vary, due to case design and ambient air temperature, by several degrees. The CPU load is generated by Prime 95 version 27.7 running small FFTs for a period of two hours with a cool down period of one hour after the computer has returned to an idle state. Real Temp 3.70 is used to log the temperatures over the time frame with the highest and lowest averages across the four cores of the Core i7 2600K test CPU. Ambient temperatures are kept at 22C throughout the testing to minimize the impact of a variable temperature. The Thermaltake BigTyp Revo was tested using the included thermal paste (labeled simply with the Thermaltake logo) to give an accurate depiction of the out-of-the-box performance.
Testing Setup:
- Processors: Intel Core i7 2600K @ stock & 4.4 GHz 100 x 44 1.37v
- Motherboard: Gigabyte Z68AP-D3 v1.0 BIOS F8
- Memory: 4x4 GB Mushkin Redline 997051 9-9-9-27 1866MHz
- Video Card: NVIDIA GTX 770
- Power Supply: Cooler Master Silent Pro Hybrid 850
- Hard Drive: Corsair Force GT 240GB
- Optical Drive: N/A
- Case: Corsair Obsidian 650D
- OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
- Ambient Temperature: 22 ºC
Comparison Coolers:
- Noctua NH-U12P SE
- Corsair H100
- Cooler Master TPC 812
- DEEPCOOL Ice Blade Pro V2.0
- DEEPCOOL Neptwin
- Noctua NH-L12
- Thermaltake Water 2.0 Extreme
- EVERCOOL Venti
- Cooler Master V8 GTS
To be perfectly honest I had my doubts on whether this little cooler could keep up with the big dogs. It turns out those doubts may have been founded in reality but I urge you to go back and look at the price of this cooler. Now that you've done that, look back at the results again. Note that while the Thermaltake BigTyp Revo does sit on the upper end of the temperature curve for both stock and overclocked settings, it is definitely within the realm of safe temperatures on both fronts. On top of that the fan actually has a fairly pleasing tone to it even at full blast; with it on any kind of temperature controlled curve you probably will never notice it running. Yes, the fan is actually pretty quiet!
Thermaltake BigTyp Revo CPU Cooler: Conclusion
Where to begin? The Thermaltake BigTyp Revo has an interesting name, a classic design, and fairly good performance for the price. At $38 to your door it's extremely hard to find faults here! It is both far more quiet than a stock cooler and offers far superior cooling performance. While it doesn't match the auditory bliss of a low-profile Noctua cooler, it does nothing to offend my (admittedly picky) ears when running in daily use even when overclocked. At 100% speed the fan is audible but not obnoxious at all. Installation is a breeze with nary a glance at the instruction manual.
So how do I sum up this fairly low-profile cooler? In short, if you're in the market for an easy to install and inexpensive cooler that's capable of handling a modest overclock without undue noise: buy it now. Not a single cooler has come across my desk that can measure up to the performance of the BigTyp Revo at the same price point. Sure, you can spend more and get a better cooler, but if you don't need a better cooler why spend more than you need to? The BigTyp Revo provides quiet cooling at a price point nearly anyone can afford. Thermaltake has a winner!
- Price!
- Good cooling and easy on the ears
- Extremely easy installation
- Cooling not as great as more expensive coolers
- Some people may not like the green fan?


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How To Make A Pirate Flag
Are you having a Pirate Birthday Party? Well, you need a pirate flag to fly out side your front door or to hang in the party room. Today Cindy is going to show you how to make a pirate flag. You'll have a template to work with and step by step instructions.
Jack's Jolly Roger Flag by Cindy Littlefield
Every pirate captain worth his salt flies a Jolly Roger: a flag designed to identify a ship's crew as pirates. Generally black and bearing some variation of the classic white skull and crossbones emblem, a Jolly Roger was often raised once the ship's target was within firing range.
Of all the pirate flags hoisted in the Caribbean, the one Jack Sparrow flew on the Black Pearl is arguably the most recognizable. Not only does the skull sport a bandanna and beaded braid, it also looks face to face with a bright red sparrow in flight.
You and your child can create a Jolly Roger just like it by simply cutting out shapes from sticky-back felt and pressing them onto a black background.
You'll need:
* Jolly Roger Template
* Scissors*
* Straight pins
* Sticky-back felt (white and red)
* Stiff black belt, 12- by 18-inch sheet
*A pair of precision scissors (in addition to regular craft scissors) comes in handy for cutting the curvy portions of the felt.
1. Print out the template and cut out the pieces.
2. Pin the skull and bone pieces onto the white felt and the sparrow onto the red felt. Cut out the felt pieces. Don't worry if you stray a bit from the lines, or if portions of the cut turn out a little rough — the outlines are meant to be slightly jagged.
3. Arrange the cutouts, as pictured, atop the stiff black felt. Working with one piece at a time, peel the backing from the cutouts and stick them in place.
4. When all the pieces are well adhered, your child can pin the Jolly Roger to his bedroom wall pennant-style. Or, you can fashion a hanger by snipping small holes in the upper corners of the felt, and then threading through a long piece of thin black cord or yarn and knotting the ends.
You can even create a hand held flag by hot-gluing the upper portion of a wooden dowel to the side of the felt and then covering the dowel with an additional strip of black felt.
If you need any plates, napkins, stickers or any other item to complete your theme party you will find them on this page, Pirates Party Supplies or on Little Buccaneer Party Supplies so, take a look.

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My Christmas 2008
Timothy Kincaid
December 26th, 2008
This year was one of both pleasant and challenging experiences.
On Christmas Eve, I found myself at the home of a lovely woman. I was having a wonderful time when this woman's son's girlfriend announced that she had voted for Proposition 8. This was said loudly and proudly to the four gay people in the room.
I found myself unsure what to do. Frankly, I was shocked. I tried to pull myself out of the group and the girl came over to explain her position. She thought, "If they let two men marry, they might as well let three or four".
Now this was coming from a girl who was waiting for the father of her daughter to finish Christmas Eve with his two other girlfriends, one of whom he lived with and the other of whom is pregnant. I found it more than a little perplexing that she felt entitled to an opinion about the legal rights of gay relationships.
And any efforts to make her realize that this was not abstract or theoretical but that she had voted to deny rights to people right there in the room only yielded her polygamy response. I finally realized that there was not going to be a rational meeting of minds and settled for the agreement that discrimination is not pleasant to the recipient, regardless of the reasons – though no empathy was present in that concession.
We went on with the evening – a meeting of very different cultures – and I found that I did enjoy the night. I even found that I enjoyed this particular girl.
I wonder if my response was correct.
I was a guest in someone's home and at no point did anyone treat me with overt bigotry. Yet, someone sat and looked me in the face and told me that she had voted to make me inferior. Proudly. And no argument would sway the certainty of her position.
On the other hand, Christmas Day was delightful and without any conflict. It was a gathering of gay men (and a straight woman) for a delicious dinner, conversation, and watching (or, really, talking over) movies.
We also found that Oxygen On Demand had a karaoke channel which had Christmas songs. And I think the high point of the day was belting out Christmas Carols and seeing black and white, Christian and Jewish and Muslim and Native, singles and couples, all joining together in trying to reach the high notes on O Holy Night (Celene Dion version).
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Leaked photos of the third generation Moto X smartphone have appeared online, and the device is clearly bigger than previous Moto X smartphones.
Tuesday, 3 Feb 2015
Motorola Moto X (2014) now available in Singapore
One of the flagship phones we've been eagerly anticipating since last year, the Motorola Moto X (2014), is now available in Singapore. The smartphone will be available today for S$765 and will come with Android 5.0 Lollipop pre-installed.
Saturday, 6 Sep 2014
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Wednesday, 24 Jul 2013
More Details of the Moto X Leaked
Another phone which details have been leaking all over the Internet before its official announcement is the Moto X. How does a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 Pro dual-core 1.7GHz processor, 4.7-inch AMOLED screen, 10.5-megapixel camera, and Wi-Fi 802.11ac sound to you?
Wednesday, 3 Jul 2013
Moto X Touted as "the First Smartphone You Can Design Yourself" in New Ad
Motorola unveiled the first ad for the Moto X smartphone, calling it "the first smartphone you can design yourself."
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Motorola Launching Moto X by October
Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside revealed at D11 earlier that the company will be launching Moto X, the first smartphone assembled in the U.S, by October.


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The Smallest Engine Option In the 2010 Chevy Silverado 1500 is a 4.3 liter V6
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The 2010 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 was scheduled for a retooling under the hood this year with a turbodiesel V8 but those plans were dashed by GMs poor bottom line in the past year.
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General Motors offered a truck-to-truck- challenge to Ford, showcasing the new 2001 Chevy Silverado HD against Ford's Super Duty. The Detroit MI automaker's challenge was declined shortly thereafter.
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General Motors Cuts Its Pickup Production's Overtime Shifts
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layla looks amazing. always fan of her since her 2006 debut. she hot as they come. she can wrestle. improve in ring. sexy divas. she deserve more tv time from wwe.
Wow! I would definetly consider women for her. I had no idea she was THIS sexy. Love the legs xoxoxox
Good Lord does that woman look good.
Layla is awesom! Hott as Hell! But the thing that pisses me off is that while Layla has the best ass in the buisness9Possibly best on this planet) The pics have no ass shots.
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The Interlock Wool Cover from Sustainablebabyish makes a great daytime cover. Pull them on over a fitted diaper or a fastened prefold. The higher rise will accommodate one size diapers and thicker fitteds. The wool covers come in a natural color with your choice of a thread color. Stitching is currently available in three colors: jackie, mint, and camper.
These natural wool covers are made from 95% merino wool and 5% lycra. Made with care in the USA.
To care for your interlock wool covers simply wash by hand with a little wool wash. Add some melted solid lanolin to the final rinse water and allow it to soak for an hour. Remove the wool cover from the water and roll it in a towel to get out excess water. Then lay flat to dry.
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I'm 36 weeks today and have recently made the decision to not breastfeed my son. My husband has a son from a previous relationship whom is 3 and we have full time and is very active and I don't feel like I can keep up with him and having to worry about pumping or breast feeding every few hours. My husband works 14 plus hour days which leaves pretty much anything house related for me to deal with or do such as all the house chores plus anything outside such as mowing grass etc during the summers. I'm a full time SAHM. I know 'breast is best' but I just don't think I'm going to be able to handle it all so have decided to bottle feed formula. Any other moms out there feel a little guilty about this? I know I'm doing what's right for my personality (OCD and very particular and get stressed easy) but still feel a little bad about my decision. Support out there?
Decided not to breast feed but feeling a little guilty
Dont feel bad! You have to do what works for your family. I have 3 beautiful healthy boys that were formula feed!
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I did't breastfeed my first born. Don't feel bad, you do what makes your lifestyle easier. If it's less stressful than go with it. :)
As long as you are feeding your baby, you have nothing to feel guilty about.
Thank you swtpea416! I'm just seeking reassurance and I know I shouldn't but it's hard being that this is my first child.
I'm not a breast feeding fanatic but do breastfeed and I'm just curious why you think it will be any less time consuming to feed the baby formula? You still have to sit with him and give him the bottle plus you'll have to mix it and warm it, and wash all the bottles (that is very time consuming). I think BFing is a lot quicker actually.
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I had decided long ago that I was not going to breastfeed. I have 2 others 9 and 3 and they were bottle fed. I would of course change my mind if the baby was having issues and my breastmilk would help, but other than that no and I don't feel quilty about my decision. You are still going to have that bonding time with your LO while bottle feeding. To each is own I say.
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Julio Cesar confirms Arsenal approach
A couple of weeks ago Julio Cesar had Arsenal fans cursing his brilliance for 86 minutes before Mikel Arteta nipped in an offside winner to break QPR hearts.
In the aftermath of the game Gooners on messageboards across the internet lamented the fact that Arsene Wenger had not tried to lure his experience to the Emirates as he left Inter Milan on a free.
It now turns out that the Gunners did have contact with the 33-year-old Brazilian stopper, but that the Loftus Road lure (presumably of much bigger money and more regular football) was bigger than the temptation to provide backup to Wojciech Szczesny.
Speaking to Sky Sports about his decision to swap Serie A for the Premier League, Cesar revealed the talks with Arsenal and how he was planning ahead for life after football.
"I accepted this proposal [of QPR] because I wanted to live in London.
"I have an amazing way of life here and I'm giving my family a great opportunity to grow up culturally.
"I talked with Arsenal in the last transfer window, and they were really happy about me playing for them, but at the last minute I moved to QPR.
"QPR has a project, and I dream about that project coming true. But I came here because I was thinking about my future once I quit football, that's true.
"The fact that I can speak Portuguese, Italian and now English will give me opportunities in the future to be a director once I quit football. Even at QPR I could work as a director."
Anyway, perhaps we can get him next season when QPR go down. It should be all the easier when Mark Hughes fills the void left by Arsene Wenger in the Gunners dugout. Who knows, we might even be able to get Traore back…and finally push through that move for Joey Barton…and Adel Taarabt.
Just kidding. Just kidding.
This is disturbing. Why did he not choose the better club with CL glory?
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Did you read article at all?
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He said the club with CL glory and I asked which club was that?. Was there a third party????????.
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I still remember the useless SPUDS talking about signing the likes of Zidane, Rivaldo and recently Hazard with the highest paid player on 60K a week.
Now it is us thanks to Arsene. We almost signed Ronaldo, Alonso, Mata, Torres, Cahil (I know he is rubbish) and this keeper now.
We start our offers with low price, Arteta had to take a pay cut, Everton are bankrupt, yet, they manage their budget better than us, as they don't pay like us the rubbish players, the Diabys of this world and the bunch warmers 50 to 60 K PW. Then we let all the world know we almost sign him/them.
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When you get outbid by QPR, you know something is very very wrong.
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When you get more playing time in a club with money than a club with an established No. 1 and are 33-yo, you know you're in decline.
Again "Did you read article at all?"
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Don't think AW can win in this situation – if he goes out, gets Cesar & pays him £80k a week & then doesn't get in the team. People would be screaming about how much ££ we're spunking on a Inter reject. The fact
that he would rather play @ QPR says everything to me
For those of you who are desperate for the board to spend a load of money, I think you will be getting your wish in Jan – last time we were struggling like this in the League was the last year at Highbury. 7th at Christmas, & suddenly in comes Adebayor, Diaby & Walcott. You want another three like that?
My own personal preference would be to get a proper keeper who might have chance to challenge Szcz – could do worse than get that Wigan keeper in – we still need a proper LB -have been
saying Baines for 2 years – & if Walcott is off, then we will really need some pace in the team. Ideally I'd take both Afellay & Agbonlahor. All rather far fetched though
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It was AFC as a second choice keeper, or with a big plan for the future QPR who want him as their first choice.
I'd love him at AFC, I had wanted that for years, but now with Szczesny on the wings I'd much prefer Woj plays games as first choice whenever possible… Cesar would get wasted.
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I think it may have been a matter of how it was sold to Cesar.
sceanrio 1 :- Come and join us as an experienced back -up to our young keeper, where you will be able to help him become the best he can and you will play in the domestic cups and when Chezzer is injured you get to play in the big games. here is X number of pounds. Thanks Jules, just sign yer moniker on the old dotted at the bottom there !
scenario 2 :- Come and join us and be our joint number 1 keeper with Chezzer, it will do the young fellow good to keep him on his unijured toes ( fingers crossed ) and when he slips up, in training or in a match, you are in like Flynn, mate ! Here, take X number of pounds.
scenario 3 :- Hail Cesar !!! You will oust our young Pole. Chezzer ? Yeah, well, he's a big boy now, he'll just have to deal with it or cry into his Tyskie like a big girl. You will find X number of pounds in your bank account each week, for your troubles.
scenario 4 :- You are quite old and we will only offer you a years contract. Now sign quickly, you are getting older all the time you hang around deciding.
Just do it, already
I think the question may have been, how much did Wenger want to inhibit WS's progress if Cesar became the man between the sticks ?
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Adam, competition is a fact of life mate, if wenger doesn't think that scez could benefit from learning from and being in completion with cesar, then maybe that's where some of our problems lie.
It probably came down to money, we just want everything on the cheap apart from season ticket prices.
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Voldemort, I fully understand the need for competition and I would encourage it. That was sort of my point !
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Sorry mate, late night and the spuds were one up so I missed the sarcasm in your original post. Apologies
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No probs, Mr. V. !
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This sounds like options in a game I would want to play very badly, or you should put these exact words on "Football Manager 2013 Expansion Pack: Player Persuasion"
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Calm down boys – he's not the first keeper to have a worldy at the grove. Where is Shay Given at this precise moment
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Money Money Moooooonnney
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So he joined QPR & moved to London – bcos he wants to be come a director some day?
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One that rivals Steven Spielberg.
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Money talks
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What a nob
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Haha, you sour rat.
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What an incredible statement for a player to have made !
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Wenger and the arsenal board has become so stingy and greedy. Am still a loyal fan but the arsenal i know is gone.
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Football is about money. Simple as that. He moved to qpr probably because he was payed more.
Our board believe that money in the game is fine as long as its channelled towards them at the expense of us the fans.
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If you put Julio Cesar on 80K a week (or whatever QPR is paying him), that hinders our ability to sign another player. No backup goalie in the world should be on 80K per week.
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Like we were going to sign another player. Come on mate. Put Ceasar on 80 a week and loan out mannone and fabianski. Job done.
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We already have 3 "senior" keepers on our books, you can't possibly want 4 (FOUR) senior keepers at the same time. Think of the wages.
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I wouldn't mind Taarabt to be honest. At least he knows how to get past his man.
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Yeah just what we need. A lazy attitude player who only performs against opposition that would pay him more money.
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given most teams would offer more money than we do it's a wonder we're not top of the league
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That might be true, but he's even more adept at letting his man get past him.
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I think a player has a value and obviously he thought his worth was greater than AW thought. We only ever see things in black and white and there are all sorts of deals done in which AFC have rarely involved themselves George Graham excepted that is! However, to me it shows the ambition of the player. With the injury to Szczesny he would have been playing in goal for us in the Champions League, whereas he is now playing for a team at the bottom of the PL.
As others have said, money talks.
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Burger king.
Burger king.
Burger king.
Wenger's strict diet rules made it impossible for a move to Arsenal.
He has got a fat chin, vegies dont make that, burgers do!
Is Wengers diet rules a transfer policy now?.
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Apparently Arshavin goes to Maccy D's.
That could explain his fleeting appearances this season and disappearance most of last season. You could be onto something !
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He could have came to Arsenal and still fulfilled his ambition to become a 'director' someday. In fact, he has all of the credentials to be an Arsenal director, greed and no ambition whatsoever.
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Cesar : 'keep goal behind Santos & Vermaelen?For £50 a week?!
Fuck that shit,get me Mark Hughes' phone number!!'
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Who could blame him?
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Cesar was all about the money and good for him, I wouldn't mind more money either.
The stupid thing is that we need a experienced keeper but we are too cheap to get one and save us points.
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Yeah cesar what a cunt eh, wanting more money add him to all the other cunts like mata and the like oh and all those that now choose to leave us like the cunt rvp, and nasri etc etc.
see the pattern
The only people worthy of that name are the board, they are killing ambition and our club. Sooner or later the penny will drop even with the boards apologists.
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Yep. I've been getting roasted on here for defending Nasri for a few weeks now. I wonder how many of these people calling these guys cunts would stay at their job if a competitor came along and offered to double their wages and gave them the opportunity to win nice raffle prizes. I'd bet it's about none.
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>Implying football fans treat coworkers and football players as the same identity,
>Failing to realize the poster you are replying to and agreeing with also effectively calls Nasri a cunt.
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Hey anon, I think you missed the point of both posts, voldermorts and mine.
Thanks though for a retarded post. If you're not smart enough to read and interpret things properly, please don't comment. You twat.
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I for one think frog has his complete twat moments.
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Those moments are few and far between numerous moments of pure brilliance. Anyhow, who asked you anyway?
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Gold with relegation Arsenal would still be beta JULIO.
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I have said this on more than one board, they don't listen and they don't care what we say, they piss down our backs and tell us it is raining. If we continue to be scammed by this board and don't make our voices heard when will it ever change???
I know it is often said that we should stop spending money to boost share values, well we really should.
Boycott a game entirely, leave the stands empty, it is the only weapon we as fans have and we should use it!
Forums, online posts, petitions and the footballing community laughing at us make no difference to this board.
The resounding sound of silence in an empty stadium might make them take notice but I doubt it.
The drop in share prices caused by the worldwide news coverage that such an event would receive would have them spitting up their champagne and reaching for the phone…
Our joint responsibility is more than supporting Arsenal, in this situation we need to man up and step up to make something happen to save the club from mediocrity.
Are you a real Arsenal fan prepared to do something for the club or are you just gonna continue bitching and procrastinating?
If you can grow some balls then let's choose a date and BOYCOTT!
I doubt there will be enough consensus to make it happen but I would like to put a date forward; Sat 24th November.
Let's get together and make something happen.
Go now and re-post this and that date for a boycott, let's see if this has legs, let's see if you are real Arsenal fans, let's work together to make our voice deafening by our silence and save our club.
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ED know where you are coming from mate, but believe me a one game boycott will not affect sponsors such as Indesit / Lucozade / Carlsberg etc Thee guys are signed up for a number of years – apparently Umbro as well?. As long as the £ keep flowing into the coffers from the sponsors the club will be able to ignore how the fans feel.
Even if your idea was going to be effective, I doubt that choosing Sat 24th Nov would work – Arsenal are AWAY to Aston Villa!
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Have fun boys. Come back and tell us when something happens. Also don't forget your black scarfs and binbags.
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This news is appalling to hear. @Adam if nos 4 was the actual scenario that took place,it sums up wat Wenger/board believes is the future for the club. To decline a very experienced keeper like this in favour of Schezny to get games? No real competition for him? Sad! Too many shitty revelation about this Arsenal club lately.
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I sincerely hope it wasn't a case of scenario 4. The fact is we probably should have got Schwarzer a few years back and none of this would matter, or would Chesney have wanted to leave as Schwarzer kept turning in good performances season after season ?
I would have hoped that Cesar and Chesney would have vied for the number 1 shirt as a straight ' shoot-out '. So, scenario 2 would be my favourite.
At the very least, scenario 1.
The problem is, in reverse I suppose, is what The Spuds have with Lloris and Friedel. Well sort of. does it come down to how much Wenger felt it would hinder Chezzer's game time and the psychologiccal effect it might have. Conversely, having a disconteted Cesar on the bench on a decent wage, let's presume for the sake of arguement, might not have been something Wenger wanted either. It could become toxic.
In some ways it's a tough one, in other ways it's an easy decision. Ther is a lot more that is not known about this, of course. There might have been a scenario 5 where Markie H and Tony Axel ' F invited him out for a beer, plied him with drink and got him to give them his autograph for their collections . . .
it's an old trick, I know, or maybe they got him to drink the Rangers shilling or something !!!!
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Ed, why do you presume that unless everyone agrees with you they are not real Arsenal fans? Who are you to judge? Your statement that you "doubt there would be enough consensus to make it happen" should be clue to you that it is in fact you who are in the minority and many fans, whilst not being overly happy with the team right now are maybe more inclined to offer positive support rather than the negative bs that spews out and is largely based on rumour, prejudice and zero facts.
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Well said Red…………….Ed we are all pissed off, and while i agree that a empty (home) stadium on match day would make Ivan the terrible and Arsene shit themselves, it just won't happen, shame really cause i'd be right behind it !!!!
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It will happen naturally believe me. It won't empty of course but there were times last season and this when there were huge gaps in the seats.
If things carry on the way they are the gaps will increase, it remains to be seen if the board will act.
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Guys just want to make you aware this is a guy who said something along the lines of. I dream of winning the premier league title with qpr…….pressman: since when was that julio…..julio: when milan phoned me in the summer and told me I had to take a paycut…… google the interview.
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If only we had gone for Hugo Lloris. He's basically world class and a bit older then szczesny. He would have provided the experience as well as the competition. Alas, now he's rotting at the spuds bench behind a 40 year old.
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[…] you read about Julio Cesar turning us down (obviously because QPR offered more money) and one injury to our number 1 means we're in […]
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Unfortunately, the board and AW don't see things the way we(fans) do. This is the worst start so far in 20yrs.
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If Arsenal had any intentions of winning the league they would have signed either Cesar or Lloris in the last transfer window. Not surprised that Cesar didn't want to join, the guy has won won numerous league titles in Italy, the Champions league and represented Brazil at the World cup and then is asked if he wants to be understudy to Polands No2.
Slur Alex once said that Peter Schmeicel was worth 10-15 points a season to his team and we had pretty much the same with Seaman and Leahman and as much as I like Szczesny's tub thumping and bravado he is simply not good enough at this moment in time to be the number 1 keeper at Arsenal .
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It's so scary to think that what you eat and how you live during pregnancy can affect many generations of kids but it's also amazing that we can affect our DNA with something so simple as nutrition (and the less simple regulation of estrogen-mimicking chemicals).
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Ernesto sent a few of our PCBs to the EEVblog. Dave opened them up and featured them in his latest mailbag video. The featured PCBs are:
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- Part ninja kit
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A big thanks to Ernesto and Dave!This entry was posted in Bus Blaster, Bus Pirate and tagged EEVBlog, kits, mailbag.
Yes. I saw the view today. Nice to see Part Ninja coming up well. Ian, can you let us know the tentative time lines for Part Ninja to be available at Seeed?
Is that buspirate lcd adapter v4 correct?, I have an pcb from an build in the forums, and it have an chip on it, have been looking around for the BOM, but the one pointed to here does not have any chip at all..
I'd buy a part ninja now.
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I canceled plans with a friend recently. "Sorry," I wrote after a mincing explanation, "I know it was hell for you to change your schedule around, but it looks like I won't be able to make it tonight, after all." "OK," was all he sent back. Was my friend hurt? Annoyed? Simply busy? Entirely indifferent? And did he anticipate my bewilderment? Did he know that he'd left his note open to a range of possible interpretations?
For Allan Metcalf, MacMurray College professor and author of OK, my friend's two-letter, one-word rejoinder is "by far the most successful American creation in language." It is also the "most frequently spoken (or typed) word on the planet." Like fast food, OK spread from the United States to the world; you'll hear it in Holland, Germany, Sweden, Poland, Finland, Italy, Spain, Wales, Israel, Korea, and Japan, among other countries, with, of course, slight variations in pronunciation. Paradoxically, a word that causes confusion when spoken (or typed) without sufficient context is also universally intelligible.
Another paradox, of sorts: OK is ubiquitous, yet its origins remain murky—and much-disputed on Internet forums—which serves as Metcalf's justification for writing a book (albeit a very slim one) about its history. One popular theory holds that OK comes from the Choctaw okeh or hoke, meaning "it is true" or "it is so." Or maybe it's derived from a baker named Otto Kimmel, who stamped packages of vanilla cookies with his initials.
Drawing heavily on the work of late Columbia professor Allen Walker Read, who published a series of articles on OK in the journal American Speech from 1963 to 1964, Metcalf dismisses these speculations as baseless. The only etymology with hard evidence behind it, he says, is that OK began as a joke—a joke so bad, so boring, that I won't cover it in detail. Briefly: In the spring of 1839, the Boston Post ran an article tweaking the Providence Daily Journal, which included the phrase "OK—all correct." Get it? OK started as an intentionally misspelled abbreviation of all correct (oll korrect). It sprang, more generally, from an 1830s fad for abbreviations, like NG for no good and OW for oll wright or all right.
Having found its way into English in the least dignified way possible, OK might have gone the way of NG and OW, Indeed, it probably would have, were it not for the confluence of three subsequent usages—in a political campaign, as a political dig, and in technology. A year after the Boston Post's lame joke, Martin Van Buren ran for president and, in the process, acquired the nickname "Old Kinderhook," or O.K. for short, after his home town in New York. Thus OK "could have a double meaning," Metcalf explains, "Old Kinderhook was all correct." The word also benefited from an early false etymology, which held that Andrew Jackson had coined it for ole kurrek—because he was too simple, too uneducated, to know the actual spelling. In addition, it got a boost from the invention of the telegraph. Signal offices used OK as shorthand for all right.
Of course, a dumb joke, two American presidents, and the telegraph aren't sufficient explanation for how OK got to be so "successful," as Metcalf puts it. So he advances the aesthetic argument that we like the look of the word—a feminine O with the choppy, masculine K, the contrast of perfect roundness next to striking angularity—and its sound, the two long vowels O and A separated by the hard, quick K. This assessment might feel strained. Consider, however, that OK does not fill a gap in the language. There are a number of synonyms for the word, among them the clunky, unused all correct, all right, and fine, which may be substituted for OK without a change in meaning. Perhaps the only rational justification for why we became a nation of OKers is that we enjoy saying it, and enjoy writing it.


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(later - like a few hours after I started this)... I thought I had already sent this blog in. Just now found out that a former family doctor we had, and member of our local congregation, died last night in a plane crash. He was a pilot and I had forgotten that he was a pilot, if I had ever known that? And would be logical for him to be a pilot because both he and his doctor dad and doctor brother were used to practicing out in rural communities where there were hardly any doctors. He had moved out to far western Kansas, up near Colorado border, and there he was only one of three doctors. So that's a huge loss for their county.
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Thanks for the link. Reading it next. Yoga has been "calling" to me for awhile now. I've been slow to start.
My mom, too, has Alzheimer's but it's still in the early stages. She is in complete denial and there is little we can do without making her angry. We are waiting for that phone call when she gets lost on the road since she likes to travel. And she is obsessed with picking up cans on the roadsides despite the dangers. Her dad got the same obsession when he had Alzheimer's.
Sorry to hear about your former family doctor.
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((((HUGS)))) My Mom has Alzheimer's and it is heart wrenching when the memory starts to go, which hers is too. **SIGH**
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It is sad and scary when ones we love still look the same to us, but the person living in their body is a relative stranger. That was my mom, her last years were like that for me.
I will go check out your Yoga connection.
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At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Samsung showed off 4 new tablets, which are designed to be used by business professionals, the Galaxy Tab Pro, and the Note Pro. These tablets were designed in mind to allow the enterprise to do more with tablets, as opposed to just consuming content, which has been part of the drawback about them since Apple introduced the iPad in 2010, reinvigorating the space.
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May 6, 2016
Press Release: Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
The 2013 recreational season for bay scallops will close Wednesday, Sept. 25. The final day of harvesting is Sept. 24.
FWC scallop researchers will conduct underwater surveys after the season closes to reassess the scallop population.
While the season is open, scallop harvesters can assist researchers by completing an online survey at http://svy.mk/bayscallops, indicating where they harvest scallops, how many they collect and how long it takes to harvest them.
Participants can email email@example.com to ask questions or send additional information.
Visit MyFWC.com/Fishing and click on "Saltwater," "Recreational Regulations" and "Bay Scallops" to learn more.
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