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walking the SouthWestCoastPath Falmouth-Helford for South West Coast Path Association because £250,000 needs to be raised for 50 repair projects
Event: The Great South West Walk between 03/04/2013 and 07/05/2013
Team Members: Shaun & Renate Davie
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The South West Coast Path Association has its 40th anniversary this year. There will be 56 individual area walks over the entire 630 miles from 3rd April to 7th May. The target is to raise £250,000 to finance 50 major improvement projects. There have been 26 cliff falls alone this winter compared to 11 in the last 5 years. The Path needs urgent attention to be available for us all.
Although, due to work commitment we will be walking only a small stretch from Falmouth/Maenporth to Helford on 30th April, we invite you to join our team and/or donate. This part of the coast path is the area where we met and we love walking it now for over seven years.
Thanks a lot for your contribution.
Renate & Shaun
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Good luck with the Walk (s) you do. We are pleased to Donate/support the proposed works. Love from Ian & Erica xx 18:05:2013.
Donation by Ian Cave on 18/05/13
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Donation by Maureen DAVIE on 27/04/13
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Best foot forward, shoulder to the wheel, nose to the grindstone - not the best walking posture, but gets lots of comment en route. En y va!
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Good effort you two, have fun x
Donation by Jo Cave on 27/04/13
Good luck for the walk on Tuesday - I wish I were with you. The money is really needed to keep our paths safe for the next generation.
Donation by Karen Albert-Davie on 26/04/13
Best of luck and what a fantastic thing to do well done!
Donation by Tim Light on 24/04/13
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A small price to pay for the hours of enjoyment we get safely walking our coastline.
Donation by Shaun Davie on 21/02/13
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Well done you two! A great cause - hope it's a lovely sunny day :)
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Not being sarcastic- just a theory of mine!
This is a concept I've been toying with over the years- I've never heard it or read it anywhere- although, I may have flung it out there in my previous AMD life before leaving, then coming back- just throwing it out here to see what y'all think!
Okay... here it goes:
The general consensus of the age of Earth seems to be 4.54 billion years old! The land masses as they are today, used to be all one mass of land, (supercontinent) about 250 million years ago and was called:
! At that time, Pangaea began to break up because of several fractured crustal segments (called plates (
Plate Tectonics
)) sitting on top of the magma deeper into the Earth, that began to drift apart, eventually breaking up Pangaea into several continental land masses http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plate_tectonicsplate for millions of years, into what we have now!
Fact is, some if not most researchers, believe that all of the land masses will eventually drift back, forming a new singular land mass again! That's right nothing will exist as we know it but I believe that what we see today, will eventually be erased from volcanic and quake upheavals and especially- many ice ages, obliterating buildings, bridges, causing new rivers, lakes. mountain ranges and oceans to be formed!
So, Earth literally starts with a clean slate!
Which brings me to my theory:
Since the Earth is 4.54 billion years old and took maybe a few hundred million years (lets round it off to 540 million years) to settle down from its once 'plastic' state (melted rock state) to where life finally took hold- I'm thinking the rest of its developmental stage (lets say 4.0 billion years) has been forming and reforming all this time!
So for the sake of argument, let's take this a step further and consider that if Pangaea broke up 250 million years ago- wouldn't it have been possible that perhaps in 4.0 billion years, there could have been say approximately 8 complete 'Pangaea' formed then break up and reformed cycles?
And here is what I'm really getting at- if there were several 'Pangaea's' over billions of years, is it not possible that perhaps life may have began during each new 'Pangaea' cycle... even intelligent life as we have today (well... all except Congress, but that's another story).
With the Earth constantly being reformed, land masses being renewed after being remelted (about 2 inches a year) and erased by volcanoes, quakes and ice ages, how would we know? I know, people have found rocks dated to about 3.5 to almost 4.0 billion years old (there's always exceptions to any rules) but that doesn't mean features as we know them today, still can't be totally wiped clean off the land masses!
Well, that's about it... Earth may have had intelligent life several times before us and we'll probably never know for sure- just thought I'd throw that out there!
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Jun 22 @ 7:13PM
Only da' Shadow know
Jun 22 @ 8:09PM
There was a 'later' Star Trek episode, that the 'crew' met a reptilian race, that came from an earlier Pangaea Earth, who escaped the cataclysm by venturing to the stars.
I'm not so arrogant, to not admit that anything is possible, even if I can't comprehend it.
Jun 22 @ 9:27PM
Jun 23 @ 12:36AM
You never know...could be possible.
Now, I wonder, is there any in the scientific field out there looking into that same type of theory?
Jun 23 @ 1:19AM
I don't think we'll ever know this for sure
Jun 23 @ 11:11AM
That's a little deep for a broken down old biker don't you think?
Jun 25 @ 6:16PM
I guess I missed this blog earlier.
It is simplest to believe that this is the first go around on Earth, It wouldn;t surprise me in the least if there really were several cycles.. and perhaps they did not all start on Earth, perhaps the 1st cycle of intelligent life on Earth was a colony escaping some catastrophe on Mars.
I have similar issues with the Big Bang theory of the universe. We are sure quick to draw conclusins from light that is billions of years old.
Leaving you a green cookie -- a recipe that was handed down to me through the epochs from my little green Martian great-great-great etc great-great etc etc grandmother.
Jun 26 @ 7:44AM
Good read as always Som.
Kudos for the effort.
Jul 11 @ 2:08PM
I often wonder, who can really define intelligence?
Who is to say, was Robinson Crusoe more intelligent than Friday?
Friday, had to adapt, learn a new language and protect the less capable creature.
Is it the animal whose genitalia hangs outside his body... and is just 1 step from letting it go in the pond, regardless of the outcome?
Or the creature with more convolutions to its larger brain , but whose language and ideology we don't understand?
It appears, that whether humans are involved or not, all life forms here, so far, seem to verge, can tip over into extinction or evolve into a new and adaptive creature.
I am not so delusional to believe that humans, alone are above all, or will survive the evolution of our Planet, our fault or not.
Is the dying of large numbers of Bees, their fault? For choosing not to adapt to new plagues and poisons?
I handed out my favorite After The Rapturemint's... for all of those left behind!
And, finally on 5/22/11, at least 50% of those who accepted them, got it!
Hell is where you make it!
And intelligence can exist in many forms.
Jul 11 @ 2:37PM
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People have been calling others morons for years as if they are the smartest ones on the block.
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When I think about Baltimore bars with the most under-realized potential, two come to mind right off the bat: The Owl Bar and the 13th Floor (pictured).
Both these bars are located in the grand old Belvedere Hotel -- a swanky building with a history of entertaining high-rollers in decades past.
Heck, when you walk through the big glass revolving door into the lobby and see the photos of all those old celebrities who used to frequent the Owl Bar when they were in town, you can't help but be impressed.
Walk back through the Owl Bar's corridor entrance way and you think, "Oh, man, this is going to be awesomely plush and old school."
Then you actually walk into the Owl Bar and think, "Oh, man, what a letdown." ...
The Owl Bar looks like just another bar/restaurant with the usual assortment of casually dressed neighborhood regulars. The bar is poorly stocked and poorly run and the drinks are pricey. Instead of giving you the list of drinks they have, the bartenders give you the list of the drinks they're out of.
For years, Amie wanted to go to the Owl Bar. When she finally did, she never wanted to go back. Can't say I blame her.
The 13th Floor is even worse. Think of the idea -- you step into an elevator and take it up to floor 13 -- the top of one of the tallest buildings around. The 13th Floor has some of the best sight lines in the city. This should be a bar you want to take your out-of-town friends to.
Instead, it's just an OK lounge with a scattered array of live music. Granted, I'm all about having more places for local musicians to play. But it's hard for a lounge to build up a following when one night it's hosting a jazz band and the next night it's a hip-hop act.
Someone needs to take over the 13th Floor, rip up that ratty old carpet, take down the tacky rope lights and replace the rickety wood performance platform with a state-of-the-art stage and sound system. Last I checked, they don't even serve food up there! Come on!
The 13th Floor needs a bigger drink list with more reasonable prices and bartenders who don't take their sweet time making them. It doesn't even have a proper Web site! Come on!
The 13th Floor should be Baltimore's best lounge. I wish someone would make it so.
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This trip will take about 2 hours one-way, covering about 34 miles. Only the first 10 miles are paved. Four-wheel drive is recommended, but not mandatory. Road conditions are usually favorable July through August, while June and September are "iffy." Due to the area's proximity to the Alaska Range, there is usually a great deal of snow on the road beyond mile 14 the rest of the year, which explains the area's popularity with snowmobilers.
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Mile 0.7: Trapper Creek's Spruce Lane Farms Museum and Gifts is an authentic log cabin museum with a view of Mount McKinley. Learn about area gold mining history and the homesteader movement, find local gifts and pet their ponies.
Mile 6: Moose Creek is a great stop for a picnic lunch and good berry picking toward summer's end. Check to see if there are any trout or grayling in the creek. Various points between mile 6 and mile 19 offer views of the Alaska Range and tundra lakes. Watch for swans, ducks, geese, moose and other Alaska wildlife.
Mile 19: Forks Roadhouse. The cold beer is good, and the remains of an old bridge can be seen on Peters Creek behind the roadhouse. It's called simply 'The Forks' by locals and regulars.
At about mile 26, the road passes through the long-abandoned mining camp of Petersville. The buildings are closed and off-limits; it's not really a good place to stop.
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Mile 32: Now entering the Petersville State Recreational Mining Area, an area set aside by the State of Alaska for the citizens to pan and mine for gold. If you don't know how, it's easy to learn and fun to do. This is also another outstanding area to camp.
Just past the bridge you come to another fork: The left fork takes you to the Cache Creek area and the right fork takes you to the Blue Ribbon Mine and Denali State Park. Take the right fork and travel a little ways beyond the bridge to the Peters Creek ford, where bears and salmon are often spotted. Crossing the creek may appear daunting. However, the creek is generally quite shallow. Stay away from areas where strong currents have cut deep channels into the gravel bed. Instead, cross only where the water is rough and shallow, two to three feet. Don't hesitate or stop in mid-stream, just keep your momentum and move forward. After crossing the creek, the left fork goes to Peters Creek and the right takes you to Blue Ribbon Mine. You are now leaving the Petersville State Recreation area and entering privately held state mining claims. By law, you may freely travel through, or hunt, fish, even camp on mining claims without the owner's permission. However, remember that the gold and other minerals are the property of the claim owner, and any unauthorized removal can result in criminal charges and civil liabilities. This is also true for disturbing claim markers, corners, or vandalizing equipment and camp facilities. Please respect private property.
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At this point, the road becomes narrower and indistinct at times. The only evidence of a road or trail, which sometimes is swallowed up by the stream, is the occasional piece of surveyors' ribbon hanging from a branch. The seemingly impenetrable brush suddenly opens up, then as quickly, it surrounds you again. As you peer into the thick vegetation, ask yourself: Could there be a bear, moose, or other large beast -- or what other hidden treasure may be lurking in there unseen and unknown?
At Mile 34 or so, look for the sign "Welcome to the Blue Ribbon Mine." To visit the mine, turn left here and drive for about 1.5 miles. Feel free to take photos. For information and reservations about mine tours, or recreational gold panning and mining, contact the Blue Ribbon Mine (907) 355-8664 or write to the Alaska Freegold Company, PO Box 423, Willow, Alaska 99688.
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A very nice trail takes off from here, and by following it for a mile or so, you can overlook the Tokositna Valley and Glacier, the Tokosha Mountains, and of course, Denali, the "Great One." In the 1920s, the world-renowned Alaskan artist Sydney Laurence painted from this vantage point. Captain James Cook walked and camped here while searching for a trail into the Interior of Alaska.
What else is there to do? Hiking,fishing, photography, mountain biking, cultural exploration, bird watching, wildlife and mountain viewing. You will be moved, inspired, and exhilarated. Only by visiting here will you be able to feel and experience the powerful connection with nature. Mere superlatives cannot describe - any more than even the very best photos - the grandeur of the foothills of the Alaska Range.
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Are All Rich People Now Liberals?
Sort of—but it's not a wholesale, or even permanent, realignment.
And nor should we read too much into the 2008 election. It featured a Republican candidate who was unattractive on many levels, especially his economic ignorance. With Obama alienation currently shared by the left and right, I suspect that the long-term beneficiaries of the demographic forces Callahan describes will be socially moderate Republicans whom Democrats love to support. Callahan notes at one point the overwhelmingly Democratic registration in places like New York City—he says 6-to-1—but seems strangely uninterested in the fact that New York has not elected a Democratic mayor since 1989—by far the greatest GOP domination in New York's nearly 350 years of voting for mayors. When money dominates the political system, the palatable Bloombergian billionaire becomes its master.
The real message of Callahan's book is not that the rich have become liberal. It's that American liberalism itself no longer feels the need to espouse an economic agenda that is decidedly different from that espoused by conservatives. Economics has been surgically removed from the realm of politics and transplanted into a technocratic robot that is run by the Federal Reserve and its acolytes. At least for the time being, most liberal politicians don't seem to miss it.


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Driving from Mt. Pleasant to Iowa City, have you ever noticed the three crosses on the east side of Highway 218? They're hard to miss. The crosses are located one mile north of the Highland School turnoff, at mile marker 76. Hwy 218 is the Avenue of the Saints, you know. I usually make the sign of the cross when I see these crosses (although I'm not Catholic), a little reminder to drive safely and be grateful for all my blessings.
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I've finally decided to replace my 18-year old 12 speed Fuji Sagres with a new bike. My average ride is 25-30 somewhat hilly miles, but I like to do longer day trips as well. Want to spend around $1,000 and like the Specialized Allez Elite or Lemonde Tourmalet, but my LBS said I should avoid such "racing" style bikes and look at something like the Specialized Sequoia instead. I am exceptionally strong, fit and flexible for my age--I work out with kids less than half my age and seem to be fitter than most of them. I am not bragging but this is important in choosing my new bike. I also like what I've read about the Giant OCR 1 but am concerned about its heaviness and bigger tires.
I start my serious looking and testing today and would greatly appreciate any input on your own experiences or opinions on specific bikes.


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3 Stocks Pushing The Electronics Industry Lower
Schmitt Industries ( SMIT), down 4.7%, LightPath Technologies ( LPTH), down 1.6%, LGL Group ( LGL), down 7.1%, Aehr Test Systems ( AEHR), down 2.4% and Aetrium ( ATRM), down 2.5%. TheStreet Ratings Group would like to highlight 3 stocks that pushed the industry lower today: Aehr Test Systems ( AEHR) is one of the companies that pushed the Electronics industry lower today. Aehr Test Systems was down $0.07 (2.4%) to $2.86 on heavy volume. Throughout the day, 62,067 shares of Aehr Test Systems exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 14,000 shares. The stock ranged in price between $2.81-$2.94 after having opened the day at $2.83 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $2.93. Aehr Test Systems designs, engineers, develops, manufactures, and sells test and burn-in equipment used in the semiconductor industry worldwide. Aehr Test Systems has a market cap of $30.7 million and is part of the technology sector. Shares are down 3.9% year-to-date as of the close of trading on Tuesday. STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12 months. Learn more. TheStreet Ratings rates Aehr Test Systems as a hold. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures and impressive record of earnings per share growth. However, as a counter to these strengths, we find that the company's return on equity has been disappointing. Highlights from TheStreet Ratings analysis on AEHR go as follows:Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link. The Electronics industry as a whole closed the day down 1.3% versus the S&P 500, which was up 0.2%. Laggards within the Electronics industry included
- AEHR's very impressive revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 9.7%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues leaped by 64.6%. This growth in revenue appears to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, improving the earnings per share.
- AEHR's debt-to-equity ratio is very low at 0.11 and is currently below that of the industry average, implying that there has been very successful management of debt levels. Along with the favorable debt-to-equity ratio, the company maintains an adequate quick ratio of 1.02, which illustrates the ability to avoid short-term cash problems.
- The gross profit margin for AEHR TEST SYSTEMS is rather high; currently it is at 54.26%. It has increased significantly from the same period last year. Despite the strong results of the gross profit margin, AEHR's net profit margin of 4.45% significantly trails the industry average.
- Powered by its strong earnings growth of 125.00% and other important driving factors, this stock has surged by 55.74% over the past year, outperforming the rise in the S&P 500 Index during the same period. Looking ahead, however, we cannot assume that the stock's past performance is going to drive future results. Quite to the contrary, its sharp appreciation over the last year is one of the factors that should prompt investors to seek better opportunities elsewhere.
- The company's current return on equity greatly increased when compared to its ROE from the same quarter one year prior. This is a signal of significant strength within the corporation. When compared to other companies in the Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment industry and the overall market, AEHR TEST SYSTEMS's return on equity is below that of both the industry average and the S&P 500.
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Huge Bertie County hog exceeds 500-pound mark
Conetoe man kills big pig Feb. 28 on hunt-club land
March 07, 2014 at 12:03 pm | Mobile Reader | Print
|Mike Mansell
Jeff Webb killed this enormous wild hog, which weighed at least 500 pounds, on hunt-club land in Bertie County on Feb. 28.
Under starry skies on Feb. 28, Jett Webb of Conetoe ensured there will be one less mouth to feed in the Indian Woods section of Bertie County – and a real big mouth, too. Webb took down a massive wild boar that bottomed out a set of scales certified to 500 pounds that's used for weighing tobacco bales.
Michael Mansell, president of the White Oak Ranch Hunting Club, said he weighed well over 500 pounds.
"He pegged the maximum weight capacity of the certified scales with his head and shoulders still on the skinning shed floor," Mansell said. "It was a true beast!"
Webb's hog was on his radar, and some other club members, for some time from trail camera shots taken this year and from previous years on the 1,886-acre hunting club.
According to Mansell, the huge boar eluded their clever hunters for approximately six eight years – about the same White Oak members began seeing hogs on their hunting tract in the Roanoke River swamps.
"We have pictures of him going back to 2011. He was a hard one to get on the ground for he moved around a great deal," Mansell said. "These hogs are smart; we stay scent free, watch the wind and hunt from elevated stands."
Webb, who had killed another huge hog two years ago after hunting him for five months, baited this big hog for a month. The sweet-tasting corn and a night-hunting light was too much for this oversized, heap of pork chops. Webb killed the bear with a .308 around 10:30 p.m.
According to Mansell, the hogs of his club's property have characteristics similar to the Eurasian strain of hogs with long snouts, large tusks, tufts on the end of their tails, a ridgeback hair line and a real bad attitude.
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Temples Bring Latter-day Saints Closer to Christ
May 10, 2012 by dwhite
Filed under About Mormon Temples
by Roy
Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (which church is frequently misnamed the "Mormon Church") are one of the important elements in God's Plan of Salvation. They are so important that there are forms of sacred worship that can only done in the temple. Temples are considered the most holy place on earth, and only the home can be compared to them in sanctity. Temples are a holy sanctuary where the Spirit of the Lord can be strongly felt—for they are literally the House of the Lord.
There are many examples in the scriptures that describe temples' significance. For example, during their wanderings and travels in the wilderness, the Israelites, under the leadership of Moses and under the direction of God, built a portable temple known as the Tabernacle. God Himself gave them details on what standards His holy sanctuary should meet, including its materials and design. "And let them make me a sanctuary; that I may dwell among them. According to all that I shew thee, after the pattern of the tabernacle, and the pattern of all the instruments thereof, even so shall ye make it" (Exodus 25:8–9). After its construction, the Tabernacle became the dwelling place of the Lord, where He gave His people, the Israelites, instructions and where sacred ordinances were performed in which ordinances were intended to bless the Israelites in their tribulations.
The New Testament also tells us of the significance of the temple. In the Gospel of Matthew, the record shows Jesus being brought to the temple as a baby and being presented to the people as the Savior of the world. "And Simeon blessed them, and said unto Mary his mother, Behold, this child is set for the fall and rising again of many in Israel; and for a sign which shall be spoken against; (Yea, a sword shall pierce through thy own soul also,) that the thoughts of many hearts may be revealed" (Luke 2:34–35).
The Savior often taught in the holy temple and He has been the greatest example of how people should view the importance of the temple in their lives. "And he went into the temple, and began to cast out them that sold therein, and them that bought; Saying unto them, It is written, My house is the house of prayer: but ye have made it a den of thieves. And he taught daily in the temple. But the chief priests and the scribes and the chief of the people sought to destroy him, And could not find what they might do: for all the people were very attentive to hear him" (Luke 19:45–48). The members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ("Mormons") view the temple as the place of most sacred worship and follow the commandments of the Lord regarding it.
In the latter days, God commanded His children to once again commence the building of holy temples as part of the restoration of the fulness of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The first Mormon temple was dedicated to the Lord on March 27, 1836, and is known as the Kirtland Temple. Today there are around 135 temples currently in operations to bless the lives of the children of God.
Mormon beliefs focus on the power and righteous influence of the temple and the knowledge that temples bring Latter-day Saints closer to Christ. That is why there are many Mormon temples built all over the world. The temple helps the members of the Church to understand the purpose of earthly existence as a mere fraction of the Plan of Salvation (God's plan for His children) which provides hope that all the unfairness and trials of life are just temporal. The temple also provides many blessings and rich experiences for qualified Latter-day Saints, as they often testify of. In the temple, Mormons learn more about Jesus Christ and His infinite love for all people, and that salvation can only come through Him. "And moreover, I say unto you, that there shall be no other name given nor any other way nor means whereby salvation can come unto the children of men, only in and through the name of Christ, the Lord Omnipotent" (Mosiah 3:17).
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Roy Patrick is currently working as a Call Center Agent in the Philippines. He served a full-time mission in San Francisco, CA. His family is one of the pioneers of the LDS Church in Panay Island, Philippines.
Temple Square
May 17, 2011 by dwhite
Filed under Salt Lake City Mormon Temple
Temple Square is a thirty-five-acre plot located in the center of Salt Lake City, Utah. It was no accident that the city was built around Temple Square. When members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the Mormon Church) arrived in 1847, Brigham Young wanted the Saints to put the focus of their lives on the temple. He set aside a plot of land for the temple built the city up with the temple at its center. Today, Salt Lake City roads are built on a grid system with Temple Square at the center. From there, roads branch out as 100 N, 100 S, 100 W, and 100 E.
The fourteen buildings which are housed on Temple Square today include the:
- Tabernacle
- North Visitor Center
- South Visitor Center
- Assembly Hall
- Beehive House
- Lion House
- Joseph Smith Memorial Building
- Relief Society Building
- Church History Library
- Church History Museum
- Church Office Building
- Conference Center
- Family History Library
- and, of course, the Salt Lake Temple.
The Tabernacle, completed in 1867, was home of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for scores of years, and served as the location of the LDS Church's General Conferences for more than 130 years. The North Visitor Center houses a replica of Bertel Thorvaldsen's sculpture the Christus, and the South Visitor Center has many interactive displays about Jesus Christ and the history of the LDS Church. The Joseph Smith Memorial Building (the remodelled Hotel Utah) is home to two restaurants, several Church offices, special-event rooms, a theater (used for Church-made informational and inspirational films), and a distribution center for Church materials. The Family History Library contains the world's largest collection of genealogical records, which is available for public use, as well as the Museum of Church History and Art.
The Conference Center, completed in 2000, seats 21,000 (compared to the 6,000 seating capacity of the Tabernacle), and is used for General Conferences as well as high-quality community performances such as plays, concerts, and lectures.
The new Church History Library, which opened in June 2009, used special design and construction to qualify for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) ratings. This building houses a unique collection of journals, artifacts, photographs, and other records which pertain to the history of the Latter-day Saints and the Mormon Church.
Temple Square is a popular tourist attraction and with 5 million annual visitors, is more visited than either the Grand Cany0n or Yellowstone National Parks. In 2009, Forbes listed Temple Square as the 16th-most visited attraction in the United States.
Temple Square is now even its own geographical mission in the Mormon Church, with missionaries from 51 countries speaking 30 different languages to greet guests and share with them more about the Mormon Church. This is due to the wide variety of attractions for different interests as well as its beauty. The grounds at Temple Square are breathtaking. The landscaping is beautiful, and the Christmas lights and programs at Temple Square are legendary.
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir rehearses in the Tabernacle every Thursday, and these rehearsals are generally open to the public. All museums and centers on Temple Square are open free to the public.
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be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Review
Reviewed by: ccokeman
Reviewed on: July 4, 2013
Price: $55
be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Introduction:
After having seen just what be quiet! is capable of delivering with its top of the line enthusiast level dual tower, seven heat pipe wonder the Dark Rock Pro 2, it should prove interesting to see what it brings to the table with its low profile Shadow Rock TOPFLOW. As a low profile (relatively) heat sink featuring a C-shape quad heat pipe design cooled by a large 135mm SilentWings fan, you can install the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW in a more diverse range of chassis. Be quiet! is not just pushing out some wimpy lightweight cooler, but one that uses 8mm heat pipes and a large aluminum fin array allowing it to handle up to a 160W load from all the latest CPUs from AMD and Intel.
Priced around $55, the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW is not going to break the bank, comparing favorably price-wise against Noctua's NH-C14. The question is how will it perform against one of the heat sinks that sets the bar in this form factor? Let's see if be quiet! can earn your hard won cash!
be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Closer Look:
The front of the packaging for the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 is all black, as is the rest of the box. The front has an image of the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 with the name of the cooler and its thermal rating of 160W displayed. The back side of the package features a technical drawing of the TOPFLOW SR1 that highlights the features set along with the specifications tables. Having as much information as possible helps the end user make an informed buying decision before walking out of the store. If you have seen the crowds at your local MicroCenter or Fry's you know what I mean. Internally the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 is housed between a pair of soft, open cell foam blocks with the accessory bundle in a box on top of the foam cores.
The contents inside the package include the heat sink with SiletWings fan pre-mounted and all of the accessory hardware needed to install the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 on a CPU in any of the latest sockets from AMD: 754 / 939 / 940 / AM2(+) / AM3 (+) / FM1 / FM2 or Intel: LGA 775 / 1150 / 1155 / 1156 / 1366 / 2011. The mounting brackets may be used for several generations of processors but you get what is needed. A tube of Dow Coming TC 5121 / 2 thermal compound is included and is the thermal paste used for this review. Add in the multi-language instruction manual and you end up with a well rounded package.
Be quiet! provides all you need to get the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW installed and ready to deliver cool temperatures on your CPU.
be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Closer Look:
Be quiet!'s Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 is a C-shaped heat sink design that utilizes four 8mm heat pipes to carry the thermal load from the copper base up to the aluminum fin array to be discharged by the SilentWings 135mm fan into the airstream through the chassis. Measuring 171 x 137 x 126mm, it is not a small heat sink by any means. Fully decked out with the fan and installation hardware you will have 0.65kg or one pound seven ounces hanging off the motherboard. Not light enough to bounce it around transporting it to a LAN party but much better than the Dark Rock Pro 2.
Pulling the SilentWings fan off the heat sink changes the dimensions vertically to 100mm. Overall build quality is excellent on this cooler. The nickel plating of the copper base and large 8mm heat pipes is impressive. The aluminum fin array uses the same unique fin pattern used on the Dark Rock Pro 2 with triangular notches cut out of each of the 53 aluminum fins; adding additional surface area to each of the fins for added heat transfer. An additional treatment to the fin array is that the fins slope away from the edges, presumably to direct airflow. Be quiet! uses a CNC machined finish on the contact surface of the copper base. A casual look shows it to be smooth but running a fingernail across the surface you can feel slight ridges. So far on high end heat sinks from other manufacturers I have found this to not be an issue.
Be quiet! uses a PWM 135mm fan out of its SilentWings line up to provide the airflow through the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1. This fan is rated to push roughly 67 CFM of air flow with a static pressure rating of 2.10 (mm H2O), all at the maximum fan speed of 1500RPM. Each corner of the fan is equipped with a modular rubber vibration isolator to help reduce or eliminate any noise from the fan. Furthering this concept is the rubberized frame and rims around the circumference of the fan opening. Be quiet!'s SiletWings fans use a unique airflow optimized fan blade to further reduce the noise made by reducing fan blade generated airflow turbulence. A 4-pin PWM power connection is used to supply power and PWM control to the fan.
Installing the be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW is an easy process but one that requires some patience and reading of the manual. Whereas the Dark Rock Pro 2 used a clip design to hold the mounting screws in place, the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW uses a series of O-rings that are placed over the studs. The studs attach or pass through the multi socket usable back plate that supports the heat sink. Once you locate one of the studs you can start attaching the heat sink by screwing in one screw partially to locate the screws, then in a cross hatch pattern until all four screws are tightened. Once installed I was pleasantly surprised that I did not have to suffer with less memory on the system due to the custom mounting. Taller memory DIMMs to a point can be installed and as you can see the Ridgeback heat spreaders fit perfectly. Once removed you can see the contact patch of the TIM delivers full coverage across the contact surface.
On looks alone this heat sink looks competent enough to take on the the world of low profile cooling solutions.
be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Specifications:
Overall dimensions without mounting material (L x W x H)
171 x 137 x 126 mm
Total weight (kg)
LGA1150 ready
Socket compatibility
Intel: LGA 775 / 1150 / 1155 / 1156 / 1366 / 2011
Backplate Mounting
Fan model, number
Shadow Wings PWM 135mm
Anti vibration fan fixing
Overall noise level (dB(A)) @ 900/1250/100% (rpm)
9.60 / 15.9 / 24.4
be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Features:
- Extremely quiet operation due to noise optimized be quiet! fan: The decoupled 135mm Shadow Wings PWM fan ensures a perfect mix of cooling power and noise production. The waveshaped contour on the cooling fins minimises noise and optimises the air flow.
- Very high cooling efficiency: Four 8mm heatpipes transport the heat along the shortest path to the optimal point within the cooling fins. The TopFlow Cooler-Layout enables ideal cooling not only for the CPU but also for surrounding components.
- Space-saving mounting: Perfect for use in desktop housing thanks to the low height of the cooler.
- High-quality materials: Complete nickel-plated cooling element. Stable backplate for a shock-proof sit, even when the computer is being transported.
- Service: Three years manufacturer's warranty and toll-free hotline.
All information courtesy of be quiet! @ http://www.bequiet.com/en/cpucooler/287
be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Testing:
Testing of be quiet!'s premium series Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 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 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 24 °C throughout the testing to minimize the impact of a variable temperature. Each cooler is tested with the manufacturer supplied thermal compound as delivered. Many of us have our own TIM favorites, but for the end-user without a half dozen tubes of thermal paste laying around, the supplied TIM will have to do and is how these coolers will be tested.
Testing Setup:
- Processors: Core i7 2600K @ 4.3 GHz 100 x 43 1.30v
- CPU Cooling: be quiet! Shadow Rock TopFlow
- Motherboard: Gigabyte Z68AP-D3
- Memory: Mushkin 993997 9-11-10-28 1866Mhz
- Video Card: XFX HD 7970 Black Edition
- Power Supply: Corsair AX1200
- Hard Drive: Corsair Force GT 240GB
- Optical Drive: Lite-On Blu-Ray
- Case: Corsair Obsidian 650D
- OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
- Temperature: 24 °C
Comparison Coolers:
- Noctua NH-U12P SE
- Phanteks PH-TC14PE
- Sapphire Vapor-X CPU COoler
- Corsair Hydro Series H80
- Corsair Hydro Series H60
- Phanteks TC90LS
- Noctua NH-L9i
- Phanteks PH-TC12DX
- Corsair Hydro Series H90
- Corsair Hydro Series H100
- Corsair Hydro Series H110
- Coolemaster Hyper 212 Evo
- be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 2
- Noctua NH-C14
Running near dead silent, the Shadow Rock TopFlow delivered excellent temperatures for a C-style heat sink that blows airflow down onto the components, keeping the VRM circuit cooling cool. Using four heat pipes passing through the copper base and aluminum fin array it performs about as well as similarly configured tower designs, all while staying dead silent, much like the more capable dual tower Dark Rock Pro 2. Comparing the performance of the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW to a direct competitor, the NH-C14 from Noctua, we see that the four heat pipe be quiet! design is a little less efficient than the six heat pipe design from Noctua. As far as noise goes it's a wash. When you compare the pricing you have to figure out if the extra $30 for the Noctua fits into your budget.
be quiet! Shadow Rock TOPFLOW SR1 Conclusion:
Having recently looked at be quiet!'s halo design cooling solution, the 220W capable Dark Rock Pro 2, it was interesting to see just how the technologies employed on that product would scale downwards with a C-style cooler. I'm happy to say that running cool and quiet with the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW is a possibility while overclocked with results that are comparable with some pretty capable tower heat sinks.
Silence is all relative but being able to push close to 70 CFM of airflow at less than 25dBA means you get enough airflow to do the job yet stay silent enough to please your ears. Inside the Corsair 650D, the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW was inaudible from three feet away. At 126mm tall, the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW is not what I would call low profile but it is shorter than most tower design cooling solutions.
Installation of the cooler was, for the most part, a carbon copy of the experience I had installing the Dark Rock Pro 2. Only one significant difference in the installation was the use of O-rings to keep the screws in the back plate versus the clips used on be quiet!'s halo CPU cooler. Just hold the cooler in place and locate the threaded hole in the mounting plate and start the first screw. Locating the rest of the screws from that point is simple. The robust back plate is the same one used on the much larger Dark Rock Pro 2 but with this design it is not supporting nearly the weight. DRAM compatibility is improved with the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW as the bottom of the heat sink sits higher up, providing that added clearance needed for taller high performance memory DIMMs.
I really could not find anything out of place with this cooler from be quiet!. It looks good, delivers pretty decent temperatures, is quiet, easy to install, and comes with a three-year warranty. If you are looking for that ultimate heat sink that is going to allow you to step up your overclock to the next level, the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW is not your cooler with its 160W capacity. If looking for a good looking low profile cooler that can handle a mild overclock and runs quietly, then the Shadow Rock TOPFLOW is a heat sink that is up for consideration. At $55 it is at a price point that won't break the budget.
- Silent cooling
- Good looks
- Fit and finish
- Low profile
- DRAM compatibility
- Three-year warranty
- Ease of installation
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Coming Out Resources
Coming out as trans is different in many ways than coming out as LGB. For some people, they are stealth and do not want to be out publicly. For others, being out as trans is an important part of their identity. As one begins coming out, there are several resources listed below that may be helpful.
If you are just beginning the coming out process and would like assistance navigating the process and/or help in educating peers, professors, and colleagues, please be in touch with Debbie Bazarsky at the LGBT Center.
For Graduate Students : Often one's relationship with the University is through the academic department. For support in coming out to classmates and faculty, LGBT Center Staff as well as the Graduate School Associate Dean for Student Life and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs can help you navigate this process.
For Faculty and Staff : In addition to the LGBT Center, the Dean of the Faculty or Human Resources can help you navigate the coming out process in the workplace. The LGBT Center staff can provide training if that is desired by the department and/or education with supervisors or department chairs. In addition, the Ombuds Office is an excellent confidential resource to discuss navigating the coming out process in the workplace.
The LGBT Center
The LGBT Center is a great resource for students who are coming out. The Director of the Center, Debbie Bazarsky, is happy to meet with students individually, in or outside the center. In addition, there is a support group, Transcending Boundaries (The Gender Group), that meets regularly throughout the school year. It is a confidential place for questioning, genderqueer, and trans students to discuss topics such as: gender identity, friends and family, transitioning, and navigating campus. For more information, contact Debbie Bazarsky or visit http://www.princeton.edu/lgbt.
Counseling & Psychological Services
CPS offers mental health services to all undergraduate and graduate students, and spouses and dependents of students are sometimes eligible for these services, as well. Staff includes psychologists, clinical social workers, and psychiatrists, and services included individual, group, and couples counseling, psychiatric consultation, and after-hours emergency services. Most care is short term, and referrals are available to longer-term care in the area. CPS also runs a LGBT coming out group, which is led by Dr. Joseph Cooper.
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For more information on the process of coming out as transgender, visit:
- Parents, Family, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) is an organization that provides support, educates communities, and advocates for equality. There are many different chapters across the United States, and despite the name, they offer many resources for trans people, too. TNET is PFLAG's Transgender Network that provides resources particular to trans communities and their families and friends. For more information,
- The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) is an organization that advocates equal rights for LGBT communities. For more information on their resources for coming out as trans, visit: http://www.hrc.org/issues/pages/transgender.
- Ohio University Guide to Coming Out as Trans
This source offers information concerning the particularities of coming out as trans (as opposed to lesbian, gay, queer, or bisexual) including: choosing the best time to come out, who to come out to, methods of coming out, and coming out to professors, family, classmates and friends. It also provides links to other online resources not listed here.
- Coming Out as Trans Workbook
This interactive workbook (written by the American Psychological Association Task Force on Gender Identity and Variance) offers information on coming out and living as a transgender person including: terminology, self-acceptance, addressing fear, past experiences and expectations for the future. It contains lists of resources, including trans-relevant organizations, websites, books, and films relevant.
- Coming Out as Gender Variant
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