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HAIFA, Israel, November 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- 16.2% growth in sales - US$157.1 m; 24% growth in sales net of currency effects; 21.8% growth in gross profit - US$58.1 m; 51.5% growth in operating profit - US$19.5 m; 41.7% growth in EBITDA - US 26.3 m; Highest net profit in company history - US$14.4 m; Leap in cash flow - US$22.7 m Record results also for first 9 months of 2012: Sales grew by 22.3 % to US$473 M Gross profit grew by 23 .2 % to US$175 M Operating profit grew by 2 7 .1 % to US$ 59 M EBITDA increased by 28 .1 % to US$ 8 0 M Net profit grew by 21.5% to US$41 M; Earnings per share reached US$0.72 93% leap in cash flow to US$ 62.6 MFrutarom Industries Ltd., (LSE: FRUT, TASE: FRUT, FRUTF.PK) a top-ten company in the Flavors and Fine Ingredients markets, reports continued rapid growth and record results again for Q3 2012 and for the first nine months of 2012 in terms of sales, gross profit, operating profit, EBITDA, net profit and earnings per share, presenting substantial increase in cash flow. Frutarom's organic growth, reflected also in its accelerated expansion into target markets in emerging markets where growth rates are high, the continued rapid growth of the Company's Flavors sector in North America, the largest flavor market, alongside the successful integration and utilization of the synergies and cross selling opportunities resulting from the eight acquisitions Frutarom made since 2011, have brought about record results for the third quarter, despite challenging market conditions in the global economy in general and in Western Europe in particular and despite the strengthening of the dollar versus the main currencies in which the Company operates, which detracted from sales and dollar profits. The process of integration of sales, marketing, research and development, purchasing, supply chain and production activities of the eight acquisitions are progressing successfully as planned. Over Q3 these acquisitions continued to contribute not only to a growth in sales but also to improved profit. As integration progresses and the many synergies achieved from the acquisitions are realized, their contribution to profits will increase, the greater part of which will come to fruition in 2013.
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Sundays with Libbi Gorr have been calling for listeners to create forgeries, likenesses and straightout copies of a Francis Bacon painting.
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Double Damage Games, a new studio started the co-founders of Torchlight developer Runic Games, has announced a new space combat game named Rebel Galaxy. Rebel Galaxy bills itself as an "an action-packed, swashbuckling space opera", and seems to favor the rogue-ish, lightly comedic tone of the...
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Diablo 3 game director Jay Wilson told PC Gamer that the team's early experiments with a 360-like controller yielded promising results. Blizzard has yet to announce an official Diablo release on consoles, but we know the company has been staffing up to investigate the possibility, and the evidence...
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Torchlight II Gets Fourth Class, Cheap Price Point
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While loot whores around the world wait for Diablo III, indie dev Runic Games is moving forward with a very friendly price for its upcoming hack-n-slash sequel, Torchlight II. Joystiq reports that Torchlight II -- which is still planned to launch this year -- will cost an affordable $20, the same price...
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Torchlight Hits One Million Sales Across Platforms
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We already knew that indie developer Runic was quite pleased with the performance of its excellent dungeon crawler Torchlight on Xbox Live Arcade. Now they have another milestone to help explain why they're so happy. GameSpot reports that Runic's first downloadable game has now reached one million...
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Who says console gamers don't enjoy a good dungeon crawler? Today Runic Games announced that the XBLA version of Torchlight has resulted in the "highest sales day ever" for the game, and that sales are currently outpacing the PC and Mac versions. Runic did not provide any actual sales numbers...
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Runic Games' Torchlight made its share of fans when it released on PC over a year ago, and it's making its way to XBLA on March 9th as part of its House Party promotion. Microsoft has released a handful of screens of this version, and it should look familiar to anyone who played it with a keyboard...
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If you missed Runic Games' applauded dungeon crawler Torchlight when it debuted on the PC, only little over a month is left before it descends on Xbox Live Arcade. To tide you over, we've got some new footage of the port in action. Aside from some modified UI the game looks much the same...
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Microsoft's latest Xbox Live Arcade blowout is set to begin next week. To prepare us, the company has released a full list of dates and prices for the games that will be arriving as part of the XBLA House Party event. The House Party will kick off on February 16 with Hard Corps: Uprising for 1200...
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Gamescom attendants might have been more interested in trying out Torchlight II , but that wasn't the only news for fans of the fledgling series to get excited about. Runic Games CEO Max Schaefer revealed that the company is planning to release the original Torchlight on consoles soon. Speaking with...
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Runic Games' follow-up is looking good. Within ten minutes of playing PC dungeon crawler Torchlight II at GamesCom, I had leveled up, eviscerated several dozen enemies with a variety of spinning blade throws, and Hoovered my way through a random dungeon or two. Yep, Torchlight II is exactly what...
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As good as Runic's Torchlight was, it was tough to ignore its lack of co-op. Exploring dungeons is a risky business, and it's always best to do it with a buddy. The developer has unveiled a site for the inevitable sequel, which addresses that omission and more. There aren't any screens...
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PCGamer is touting its look at the upcoming Torchlight MMO in its next issue. The game will apparently retain the fast-paced action focus that Torchlight is known for, and support ongoing content through microtransactions. Runic co-founder Travis Baldree has an interesting view on microtransactions,...
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Runic Games released the mod tools for its critical darling dungeon crawler Torchlight after launch, but the fanbase wasted no time digging in. The dev team at Runic Games still plays their own game – always a good sign – and shared some of their favorite mods with us. See what the developers...
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In this session,
participants will leave with a better understanding of the benefits and
disadvantages of filing for bankruptcy, what kind of debt can be discharged
through bankruptcy, whether people need an attorney to file, and what is the
process for filing bankruptcy.
"What is Bankruptcy" is
one of the sessions offered by the Washington County Library as part of Money
Smart Week April 23-30.
Mimi Hasselbalch is a
local Washington County attorney. She has been practicing law in Minnesota for
the past 17 years. She has her own law firm where she focuses on bankruptcy and
criminal defense. Hasselbalch is also an active community volunteer. She
volunteers for Volunteer Lawyers Network, where she staffs a free bankruptcy
clinic in St. Paul, and she started the Washington County Law Library Criminal
Defense Clinic. "When people are in trouble, I like to be there to help. Even
if they can't afford a lawyer, I can explain procedures and answer questions,"
she said.
Registration for this session
is encouraged, but not required. To reserve a space, call the Washington County
Law Library at 651-430-6330. For additional information about Money Smart Week
and other library classes and services, call the Washington County Library at
651-731-1320, visit a local library, or see www.co.washington.mn.us/library.
Updated April 25, 2016
Coming to the Government Center: Law Day 2016!
The public is invited to celebrate Law Day at the Washington County Courthouse April 29, 2016.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of perhaps the nation's best-known U.S. Supreme Court case, Miranda v. Arizona. The event features a courtroom enactment, information fair, and "You have a right to. . ." quiz.
On Friday, April 29, the Washington County Courthouse in Stillwater will open its doors to the public to a 2016 Law Day event — Miranda: More than Words — which explores the procedural protections afforded to all of us by the U.S. Constitution, how these rights are safeguarded by the courts, and why the preservation of these principles is essential to our liberty.
Court administration will provide information of interest to the public about the rule of law and how it relates to administering justice in the Minnesota Judicial Branch. The public and media are invited to attend the event, which runs from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with a courtroom mock hearing beginning promptly at noon, and a courtroom tour beginning at 1:05 p.m.
The event is scheduled on Law Day, a national day set aside to celebrate the rule of law. Law Day underscores how law and the legal process have contributed to the freedoms that all Americans share. Law Day was first established in 1958 through a proclamation by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Congress passed a joint resolution designating May 1 as Law Day, USA in 1961.
The Law Day Open Courthouse event is being hosted by Washington County Judges, Court Administration, and the Washington County Law Library.
Schedule for the day:
Events start at 11:30am
Jury Video – 11:45am in Jury Assembly Room
Mock Hearing – 12:00-1:00 in courtroom 204 with Judge Miles.
Courtroom Tour – 1:05pm in courtroom 202 with Judge McBride.


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Back in April, I wrote a column about how much I was enjoying my e-reader (a Kindle) and pointing out some of the places from which books can be downloaded.
That was less than a year ago, but judging from some of my friends' online activity there were a number of people who got e-readers or tablets for Christmas this year and who are therefore getting into e-books for the first time. So perhaps the topic bears revisiting, with an apology to those of you for whom it's old news.
First, a word of explanation. Dedicated e-readers, often with black-and-white "e-ink" screens designed to be easy on the eyes, are an obvious way to read e-books, but if you have a more versatile color tablet (like the iPad, the Galaxy Tab or the Microsoft Surface) you can also use it as an e-reader. It may come with some e-reading software installed; you can also install Amazon Kindle or Barnes & Noble Nook apps, which let you read books from those companies' wide selections.
In fact, Kindle and Nook apps are available for your smartphone as well. A smartphone may not be the optimum size for reading, but it's not bad in a pinch. The Kindle app will even save your place across platforms -- if you get to the end of chapter 7 while reading something on your Kindle e-reader, you can fire up a Kindle app on your smartphone or laptop later and pick up right where you left off, perfect when you find yourself unexpectedly idle in a situation where you forgot to bring along the e-reader.
Whatever platform or platforms you choose -- Kindle, Nook, Apple iBooks -- there are some great web sites to which you can turn for discount reading. Now, if you have to have the latest best-seller, or the most recent book by your favorite author, and you have to have it right away, you're going to end up paying full price (although full price for an e-book is usually quite a bit less than full price for a hardback). But if you're a little more flexible, you can stay quite busy reading books obtained for free or at steep, steep discounts.
My first recommendation along these lines is the Regional eBook & Audiobook Download System, or R.E.A.D.S. ( http://reads.lib.overdrive.com ), affiliated with Argie Cooper Public Library. If you have a library card, you're already set up to use this; just log in with the ID number on the back of your card. You can download e-books, either in Kindle format (the easiest option, provided you have a Kindle or a Kindle app) or in the more versatile ePub format. Kindle books are sent to your account automatically; ePub books have to be transferred manually, so they're a little more trouble, but they're usable on non-Kindle apps and devices.
The service is free, although you'll soon discover that there's a waiting list for most of what you want to read. You can put your name on the mailing list and the system will e-mail you whenever a copy of the book is available for download. It may take a week or two, but, hey, it's free.
Unlike a library book, you don't have to worry about returning an e-book borrowed through the R.E.A.D.S. system. It will automatically delete itself from your account at the end of the loan period. (You can, under your account settings, choose a default loan period of 7, 14 or 21 days.)
If you finish a book before the deadline, you can be polite and return it early in order to make it available to the next person on the waiting list. In the Kindle format, you do this by going to the "Manage Your Kindle" web page, http://amazon.com/myk, and choosing "return this book" from the dropdown list next to the appropriate title.
There are numerous web sites to which you can go to follow the latest sales or free promotions on e-books. Many of these sites offer multiple ways to keep up with the latest deals. You can manually go to the web site and browse when you feel like it; you can sign up for an e-mail newsletter; you can subscribe to an RSS feed; or you can friend them on Facebook and have their latest messages pop up automatically in your stream.
Several that I know about are Pixel of Ink ( http://pixelofink.com ), Ereader News Today ( http://ereadernewstoday.com ), eReaderIQ ( http://ereaderiq.com ), and The Cheap ( http://the-cheap.net ).
Amazon also has its own Kindle Daily Deals web site, and Nook has its Nook Daily Find.
There are scores of free books offered each day -- but many of them are self-published. (The author is hoping that the people who get free copies will leave favorable online reviews or that heavy traffic in the book will cause it to turn up in the vendor's recommendation engine.) Speaking as the author of a self-published novel, some of these books aren't that great. But for free, there's not much risk in trying them out.
Even traditional authors and publishers sometimes offer free books or heavy discounts, however. The noted Christian author Phillip Yancey, for example, and his publisher made his book "Where Is God When It Hurts?" available for free download as a public service in the wake of the Connecticut school shootings. Sometimes one of an author's older books will be given away or deeply discounted to help promote the release of a newer book, or what have you.
If you're like me, you'll find that your e-reader (or e-reader app) helps you read and enjoy more books. With smart shopping, you can easily save the cost of the e-reader when compared to buying ink-and-paper books.
--John I. Carney is city editor of the Times-Gazette and covers county government.


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"Spirit of Brazil" is a greyhound yacht that was built by Pershing, the Italian shipyard, for the customer in Rio de Janeiro. The interior of the yacht was designed in Fendi Casa style. See the photos of the luxury yacht in Fendi style
If you are thinking about starting your expanding business you are faced with the task of finding a new office. What will it be? How will your employees feel at work? See how to design a creative office interior on budget
A Taiwanese design studio Atelierii + Just Make Design a bold offered decision for the residence «Home in Black Serenity» in Taipei. Using completely dark finishes, decorative elements and furniture, designers sought to create a sense of total luxury. See exquisite luxury home interior design in black
For one of the Middle Eastern metropolises a Japanese architect So Fujimoto developed a conceptual design of the buildings consisting of the arches. See photos of the magic arch buildings' concept by Fujimoto
Two unusual kindergartens were built in France: in a small town of Bule-Moselle and in the Paris suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt. See unique designs for kindergartens by French architects
The owners of the mansion in Los Angeles used to live in a very traditional house, decorated with tapestry and antiques. Their new home is a building in Georgian style with the total area of 1200 m ² See bold interior decor by well-known Californian designer
Architects presented a garden with an underground pavilion and a wide spiral staircase. The location was chosen in the historic part of Warsaw – Lazienki Park. See the concept of the new Lazienki park in Warsaw
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An international architectural studio Map13 has used a skillful combination of traditional construction techniques and digital design tools to vault this brick pavilion in Barcelona. See the unconventional summer pavilion in Barcelona
A posh penthouse in Soho was put up for sale for $32 million in New York, USA. The two-level residence with a large roof terrace has a total area of about 700 sq.m. See photos of this exquisite apartment
Tashya is a bridal jewelry and trousseau store, one of the most popular salons in the city of Chandigarh in India. The design goal was to recover traditional Indian crafts and make them work in a modern building. See amazing store design in Indian ethnic style
It seems that the house on the hill stands on the site since the world's creation. Even the locals get confused: one says that there was an old farm, the other claims that the rich Belgians bought a wreck and put it in order. See incredible example of rustic interior
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Famed English decorator Nicky Haslam hasdesigned a collection of interior furnishings for Oka based on his own home. See photos of Haslam's collection
American non-profit organization ARZU STUDIO HOPE, working in Afghanistan, entered into a serious competition with fashion design studios, inviting legendary architects of our time for cooperation. See designer carpets made by Afgan women
Aamer Architects completed construction of Garden Villa, a modern private house in Singapore, hidden under a magnificent tropical vertical garden. See the incredible vertical garden of the Garden Villa
French designer Mathieu Leanneur has created a playground for serious businessmen for Pullman hotel chain. See innovative ideas emboded by the outstanding designer Mathieu Lehanneur
Siemens has brought its new refrigerator with support of so-called "vacuumTechnology" to the exhibition of consumer electronics IFA 2013 in Berlin (Germany). Read more about the regrigerator of the future
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American scientists prove the possibility that soon the plants can be grown in the greenhouses on the Moon or on Mars. Find out how astronauts can be provided with fresh vegetables and herbs
Portuguese company Malabar released an interior series Carved Crochet, which became a part of the vast collection of Heritage Collection. At this time, the basic look has become old, very beautiful and delicate carved crochet technique. See photos of glorious lace mirrors
Everybody knows that the vacuum cleaner sucks in the garbage and dust. But now engineers have developed a terrific idea – to use the collected garbage to produce energy required for the vacuum cleaner. See the innovative energy-saving vacuum cleaner
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1. There is some VERY good news coming our way soon.
2. I have no idea what it is.
3. Having a wisdom tooth pulled today in little pieces is not as much fun as watching AMNF hit $1.73!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
AMNF is an excellent microcap with very strong fundamentals. If an intelligent analyst ever starts coverage of this value stock ? Think I'll call one ....
what makes you so sure good news out there ? (aside from a good 3rd quarter report??)
we need solid earnings and growth to solidify this pricing. can only hope we see it this quarter. definitely still think it is fairly valued, though; added another few thousand shares today after the dip from 1.70.... hopefully we se a special at the end of the year.
cheers to the longs! i sure hope you are right at the good news coming our way!
Last June-July between divvy announcement and earning release was very strong. Maybe we get a Christmas special div as a kicker to get this to $2.00+ would be fully valued at that point, assuming .105 to .11 a year earnings.Will be interesting to see if other mutual funds start to jump on the AMNF train
4. It is time for a 5 for 1 stock split.
Why (be specific) would you like to see AMNF trading back at .30-.35? Makes no sense. There is adequate liquidity here now. IMO a reverse split makes more sense.


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P.O. Box 100
240 College Street
Bourbon, MO 65441
Phone: 573.732.5140
Fax: 573.732.5689
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Tuesday: Closed
Friday: 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Bourbon Clinic brings great BJC doctors right where you live. Our staff and providers are dedicated to listening to you and working with you to achieve your health goals. We provide comprehensive health care, including care for chronic conditions, sick (acute) visits and routine exams.
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Cuba, MO 65453
Phone: 573.885.6600
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Monday-Friday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cuba Clinic prides itself on excellent health care and patient satisfaction. Our providers and staff provide primary care, including diagnosis, treatment and preventive care. We are affiliated with Missouri Baptist Sullivan Hospital so we can connect you to leading medical specialists.
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Phone: 573.775.4600
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Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Sullivan, Missouri 63080 USA
Phone: 573.860.6000
Fax: 573.860.6016
Sullivan Clinic has top-quality medical professionals, so our patients can be confident that they're getting the highest level of care from great BJC doctors and nurse practitioners. Plus, we know that minor injuries and illness don't always happen at the most convenient times. Our BJC doctors offer extended office hours and same-day care so you can get back to feeling better faster, without the long wait and high co-pay of the emergency room. On the weekend, our clinic is open for your urgent care needs, no appointment necessary.
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|SpongeGuard on Duty
|General Information
|June 1, 2004
|Not rated (USA)
G (Canada)
|List of VHS tapes
SpongeGuard on Duty is a SpongeBob SquarePants VHS tape release that contains 2 episodes from season 1, 2 episodes from season 2 and 1 episode from season 3.
|41b - "SpongeGuard on Duty"
|4a - "Naughty Nautical Neighbors"
|18b - "Walking Small"
|32a - "Pressure"
|39a - "Jellyfish Hunter"
|List of home videos
- Much like the Absorbing Favorites (VHS), "Jellyfish Hunter" is the last episode on the VHS.
- The cover is based on the episode of the same name.
- This VHS was released two years after the premiere of Chocolate with Nuts and Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy V and one year after Hands Off! was released.
- Paramount stopped making orange-colored Nickelodeon tapes in 2001 (one year before Nautical Nonsense and Sponge Buddies were released), but for some strange reason, this title has an orange-colored tape. This is the only SpongeBob VHS tape to be orange-colored, as well as the only post-2001 Nickelodeon tape to be orange-colored. Black-colored copies exist as well.
- On the back, a small screenshot from the episode "Doing Time" is seen. However, that episode is not on this VHS tape.


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Podcast #391 - AMD's news from GDC, the MSI Vortex, and Q&A!
Subject: General Tech | March 17, 2016 - 11:07 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: podcast, video, amd, XConnect, gdc 2016, Vega, Polaris, navi, razer blade, Sulon Q, Oculus, vive, raja koduri, GTX 1080, msi, vortex, Intel, skulltrail, nuc
PC Perspective Podcast #391 - 03/17/2016
Join us this week as we discuss the AMD's news from GDC, the MSI Vortex, and Q&A!
You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you can still access it directly through the RSS page HERE.
The URL for the podcast is: http://pcper.com/podcast - Share with your friends!
- iTunes - Subscribe to the podcast directly through the iTunes Store (audio only)
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- MP3 - Direct download link to the MP3 file
Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Jeremy Hellstrom, Josh Walrath, and Allyn Malventano
Program length: 1:28:26
News items of interest:
Hardware/Software Picks of the Week
Ryan: NOTHING
Jeremy: QLEDs are real!
Sebastian: Use the thing with the thing! (You will need this.)
Subscribe to the PC Perspective YouTube Channel for more videos, reviews and podcasts!!
Meet the new Intel Skulltrail NUC; Changing the Game
Subject: Shows and Expos | March 16, 2016 - 09:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: skulltrail, Skull Canyon, nuc, Intel, GDC
No we are not talking about the motherboard from 2008 which was going to compete with AMD's QuadFX platform and worked out just as well. We are talking about a brand new Skull Canyon NUC powered by an i7-6770HQ with Iris Pro 580 graphics and up to 32GB of DDR4-2133. The NUC NUC6i7KYK will also be the first system we have seen with a fully capable USB Type-C port, it will offer Thunderbolt 3, USB 3.1 and DisplayPort 1.2 connectivity; not simultaneously but the flexibility is nothing less than impressive. It will also sport a full-size HDMI 2.0 port and Mini DisplayPort 1.2 outputs so you can still send video while using the Type C port for data transfer. The port will also support external graphics card enclosures if you plan on using this as a gaming machine as well.
The internal storage subsystem is equally impressive, dual M.2 slots will give you great performance, the SD card slot not so much but still a handy feature. Connectivity is supplied by Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8260 (802.11 ac) and Bluetooth 4.2 and an infrared sensor will let you use your favourite remote control if you set up the Skulltrail NUC as a media server. All of these features are in a device less than 0.7 litres in size, with your choice of two covers and support for your own if you desire to personalize your system. The price is not unreasonable, the MSRP for a barebones system is $650, one with 16GB memory, 256GB SSD and Windows 10 should retail for about $1000. You can expect to see these for sale on NewEgg in April to ship in May.
All this and more can be found on Intel's news room, and you can click here for the full system specs.
CES 2016 Podcast Day 3 - New ROG Monitors, M.2 PCIe Drives, a giant case from EVGA and more!
Subject: General Tech | January 7, 2016 - 02:47 AM | Ken Addison
Tagged: video, ROG, podcast, patriot, nuc, maximus VII, M.2, kingston, Intel, evga, compute stick, CES 2016, CES, asus
CES 2016 Podcast Day 3 - 01/07/16
We wrap up CES 2016 by talking about new ROG monitors from ASUS, Plenty of M.2 PCIe Drives, a giant case from EVGA and more!
You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you can still access it directly through the RSS page HERE.
The URL for the podcast is: http://pcper.com/podcast - Share with your friends!
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- RSS - Subscribe through your regular RSS reader
- MP3 - Direct download link to the MP3 file
Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Josh Walrath, Allyn Malventano, Ken Addison and Sebastian Peak
Program length: 1:47:01
Be sure to subscribe to the PC Perspective YouTube channel!!
New Intel NUC Models Listed with 6th-Gen Skylake Processors
Subject: Processors, Systems | November 17, 2015 - 11:21 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Skylake, NUC6i5SYK, NUC6i5SYH, NUC6i3SYK, NUC6i3SYH, nuc, mini-pc, Intel, i5-6260U, i3-6100U
(Image credit: PCMag)
NUC systems sporting the latest Intel 6th-gen Skylake processors are coming, with the NUC6i5SYH, NUC6i5SYK, NUC6i3SYH, NUC6i3SYK listed with updated Core i5 and i3 CPUs. As this is a processor refresh the appearance and product nomenclature remain unchanged (unfortunately).
The four new Skylake Intel NUC models listed on Intel's product page
Here's Intel's description of the Skylake Core i5-powered NUC6i5SYH:
"Intel NUC Kit NUC6i5SYH is equipped with Intel's newest architecture, the 6th generation Intel Core i5-6260U processor. Intel Iris graphics 540 with 4K display capabilities provides brilliant resolution for gaming and home theaters. NUC5i5SYH has room for a 2.5" drive for additional storage and an M.2 SSD so you can transfer your data at lightning speed. Designed for Windows 10, NUC6i5SYH has the performance to stream media, manage spreadsheets, or create presentations."
The NUC6i5SYH and NUC6i5SYK feature the i5-6260U is a dual-core, Hyper-Threaded 15W part with a base speed of 1.9 GHz with up to 2.8 GHz Turbo. It has 4 MB cache and supports up to 32GB 2133 MHz DDR4. The processor also provides Intel Iris graphics 540 (Skylake GT3e), which offers 48 Execution Units and 64 MB of dedicated eDRAM. The lower-end NUC6i3SYH and NUC6i3SYK models offer the i3-6100U, which is also a dual-core, Hyper-Threaded part, but this 15W processor's speed is fixed at 2.3 GHz without Turbo Boost, and it offers the lesser Intel HD Graphics 520.
Availability and pricing are not yet known, but expect to see the new models for sale soon.
HDPLEX Creates Fanless, Internal PSU for NUC and Thin-ITX
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 8, 2015 - 07:00 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: PSU, nuc, Intel, HDPLEX, Fanless PSU
In an effort to make small form factor PCs even smaller, HDPLEX has created an internal power supply for them. Added benefit: it's fanless and supports up to 80W. This is designed to replace the power bricks that are apparently common for most builds, meaning that you have one less thing to hide behind something else.
The unit takes up 121.5mm x 30mm x 40mm, which works out to 4.8", 1.2", and 1.6" for people who like measurement systems without simple decimal shift conversions. This is on par with some external power bricks that I've seen for the NUCs, although those are 65W (the same as Intel's official brick) while this one is 80W. I'm not sure what that extra 15W will get you though, unless you jump into the Thin-ITX form factor, which is also supported.
The HDPLEX Nano ACDC 80W is available now for $32 USD at their website and Amazon.
Thanks FanlessTech.
Low Cost Braswell NUC Incoming - Intel NUC NUC5CPYH for $129
Subject: Systems | June 21, 2015 - 12:28 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: NUC5CPYH, nuc, N3050, Intel, Braswell
A reader sent in a link to a new listing on Amazon.com this morning that points to an as-yet-unreleased Intel NUC product, the Intel NUC5CPYH. This model will include a Celeron N3050 processor, which as listed by Intel's Ark site, is a dual-core, non-HyperThreaded processor with a base clock rate of 1.6 GHz and a maximum Burst frequency of 2.16 GHz. It has a rated TDP of 6 watts with a Scenario Design Power rating (typical usage) of 4 watts.
Image from Fanlesstech.com
The Intel Braswell platform (also known as Cherry Trail) is a refresh of the Atom lineup and a follow up to the Bay Trail set of parts using Airmont CPU cores (a minor upgrade over the Silvermont architecture). Even though Intel already has ~4-6 watt TDP part in the form of the Core M series using the Broadwell architecture, the cost difference is the big change here. The tray price for the Celeron N3050 is $107 while the Core M 5Y10 sells for $281.
Implications for performance should be substantial and you won't find the Braswell platform lighting up benchmark scores or besting the Core M series. But it might provide enough performance for small form factor PC users, point of sale systems and more. All of this results in a bare bones price point of just $129 for the Intel NUC5CPYH.
I'm sure we'll get details in the coming days, but this model supports 4K display output via HDMI (though I'm not sure if its 60 Hz or 30 Hz refresh rate capable) and is the first NUC to add an SD card reader; something that just makes sense for this form factor and class of system.
Report: Intel NUC with 6th Gen Skylake Specifications Leaked
Subject: Processors | June 2, 2015 - 08:40 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: rumor, nuc, leak, Intel Skylake, core i5, core i3
A report from FanlessTech shows what appears to be a leaked slide indicating an upcoming Intel 6th-generation Skylake NUC.
The site claims that these new Intel NUCs will be coming out in Q3 for a 6th-generation Core i3 model, and in Q4 for a 6th-gen Core i5 model. and this new NUC will feature 15W TDP Skylake-U processors and 1866 MHz DDR4 memory, along with fast M.2 storage and an SDXC card reader.
True to their name, FanlessTech speculates about the possibility of a passively-cooled version of the NUC: "Out of the box, the Skylake NUC is actively cooled. But fanless cases from Akasa, HDPLEX, Streacom and cirrus7 are to be expected."
Here are the reported specs of this NUC:
- Intel 6th Generation Core i3 / i5-6xxxU (15W TDP)
- Dual-channel DDR4 SODIMMs 1.2V, 1866 MHz (32GB max)
- Intel HD Graphics 6xxx
- 1 x mini HDMI 1.4a
- 1 x mini DisplayPort 1.2
- 2 x USB 3.0 ports on the back panel
- 2 x USB 3.0 ports on the front panel (1 x charging capable)
- 2 x Internal USB 2.0 via header
- Internal support for M.2 SSD card (22x42 or 22x80)
- Internal SATA3 support for 2.5" HDD/SSD (up to 9.5mm thickness)
- SDXC slot with UHS-I support on the side
- Intel 10/100/1000Mbps Network Connection
- Intel Wireless-AC xxxx M.2 soldered-down, wireless antennas
- IEEE 802.11ac, Bluetooth 4, Intel® Wireless Display
- Up to 7.1 surround audio via Mini HDMI and Mini DisplayPort
- Headphone/Microphone jack on the front panel
- Consumer Infrared sensor on the front panel
- 19V, 65W wall-mount AC-DC power adapter
No further information has been revealed about this alleged upcoming NUC, but we will probably know more soon.
Braswell-Powered Intel NUCs Coming Soon
Subject: General Tech, Systems | May 29, 2015 - 07:53 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: Cherry Trail, SFF, pentium, nuc, Intel, celeron, Braswell, Airmont
Reports around the web along with this Intel PDF point to the official launch of a new low power NUC coming next month. The NUC5CPYH and NUC5PPYH are powered by Braswell-based Intel Celeron and Pentium processors topping out at 6W TDPs.
These new NUC models have room for a motherboard, Braswell processor, a single laptop memory slot, a Mini PCI-E slot for the wireless module, and one 2.5" hard drive or SSD. There is no support for mSATA here which likely helped Intel cut costs (and as Olivier from FanlessTech points out mSATA support was dropped around the time of NUC 2.0). Further, unlike the lower power (4W versus 6W TDP) Braswell-based ASRock PC (which is also SFF but not a NUC), the two Intel NUCs are surely actively cooled by a fan.
On the outside of the compact PC, users have access to two USB 3.0 ports (one charging capable 5V/3A), a headphone/mic jack, infrared receiver, and SDXC memory card reader on the front. The rear panel hosts an additional two USB 3.0 ports, HDMI output, Gigabit LAN port, and optical audio output. The PC also has a Kensington lock port and is VESA moutable.
Internally, Intel has opted for two of the highest power Braswell processors, the Intel Celeron N3050 and Intel Pentium N3700. Both are 14nm chips with a 6W TDP with Airmont CPU cores and Intel HD Graphics. The N3050 is a dual core part clocked at up to 2.16 GHz (1.6 GHz base) with 2MB cache and HD Graphics clocked between 320 and 600 MHz. The Pentium N3700 model on the other hand features four CPU cores clocked at up to 2.4 GHz (1.6 GHz base) paired with HD Graphics clocked at 700 MHz (400 MHz base).
Both the NUC5CPYH and NUC5PPYH will reportedly be available on June 8th starting at $140 and $180 respectively. This is an interesting price point for NUCs though it's popularity is going to heavily depend on the Braswell CPU's performance especially with Bay Trail-powered versions still on the market for even less (though with less performance).
ASRock Launches New Braswell-Based "Beebox" Fanless PC
Subject: General Tech, Systems | May 26, 2015 - 01:18 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: SFF, nuc, Intel, fanless, Cherry Trail, Braswell, asrock
Earlier this month, ASRock showed off a tiny fanless computer it is calling the Beebox. Powered by an Intel Braswell SoC, the new small form factor Beebox offers up a decent selection of I/O ports and general desktop performance while sipping power. The Beebox is approximately the size of Intel's NUC measuring 118.5mm x 110mm x 46mm x (4.67" x 4.33" x 1.81" -- WxDxH) and will come in three color options: black, gold, and white.
This compact PC has a fairly extensive set of ports on tap. The front panel includes a headphone jack, infrared port, one standard USB 3.0 port, and a USB 3.0 Type-C port which supports 5V/3A charging. The rear panel hosts the power jack, two HDMI outputs, one DisplayPort output, two USB 3.0 ports, a Realtek-powered Gigabit Ethernet port, and a Kensington lock slot. Not bad for a small form factor PC.
ASRock will be offering the Beebox in three configuration options including a barebones kit, a version with 32 GB internal storage, 2 GB of RAM, and Windows 10, and a Beebox SKU with 128 GB of internal storage and 4 GB of RAM (and no OS pre-installed). Each of the SKUs are powered by the same Intel Celeron N3000 Braswell SoC. From there, users can add a single 2.5" SATA drive and a Mini PCI-E card (although this slot is occupied by the included 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 wireless module). The system uses two DDR3L SO-DIMMs and supports a maximum of 8 GB DDR3L at 1600 MHz.
The aspect that made the Beebox stand out to me was the inclusion of the Braswell-based Celeron N3000 processor. This 4W 14nm part features two Airmont CPU cores clocked at 1.04 GHz base and 2.08 GHz turbo paired with 2MB L2 cache and a Gen 8 Intel GPU clocked at up to 600 MHz. This is a desktop variant of the Cherry Trail chips being used in tablets, but it is the lowest TDP Braswell chip currently at a mere 4 watts. ASRock likely went with this chip to ensure they could passively cool it and still keep temperatures in check. As FanlessTech notes, the chassis ASRock is using leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to heat dissipation compared to other fanless cases on the market.
We will have to wait for reviews to see how well the Beebox and its Braswell processor perform, but so long as ASRock is able to keep thermals in check, the little PC should offer acceptable performance for general desktop tasks (browsing the internet, checking email, watching streaming videos, etc). Cherry Trail (and keep in mind Braswell is a higher power chip based on the same architectures) is promising noticeable improvements to graphics and at least slight improvements to CPU performance. According to ASRock, the Beebox is going to be priced aggressively at "very low" price points which should make it a good compromise between older Bay Trail-D systems and newer (and more expensive) Broadwell and Haswell systems.
The Beebox is slated for late June availability, with exact pricing to be announced at that time.
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If you thought that Intel was going to slow down on its iteration in the SFF (small form factor) system design, you were sadly mistaken. It was February when Intel first sent us a NUC based on Broadwell, an iterative upgrade over a couple of generations for this very small platform, 4" x 4", that showed proved to be interesting from a technology stand point but didn't shift expectations of the puck-sized PC business.
Today we are looking at yet another NUC, also using a Broadwell processor, though this time the CPU is running quite a bit faster, with Intel Iris 6100 graphics and a noticeably higher TDP. The Core i7-5557U is still a dual-core / HyperThreaded processor but it increases base and Turbo clocks by wide margins, offering as much as 35% better CPU performance and mainstream gaming performance boosts in the same range. This doesn't mean the NUC 5i7RYH will overtake your custom built desktop but it does make it a lot more palatable for everyday PC users.
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The Necessary Grace to Fallby Gina Ochsner
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These eleven stories take us from the Czech Republic to Alaska, from Siberia to West Texas, as they stake out territories straddling the border between life and death. In the title story the usual thoroughness of an insurance claims investigator spirals into obsession when Howard learns that a beautiful, drowned policyholder was a childhood neighbor he never knew.… See more details below
These eleven stories take us from the Czech Republic to Alaska, from Siberia to West Texas, as they stake out territories straddling the border between life and death. In the title story the usual thoroughness of an insurance claims investigator spirals into obsession when Howard learns that a beautiful, drowned policyholder was a childhood neighbor he never knew. He is left uncentered, and his wife is convinced that he is having an affair. In "How the Dead Live" Karen keeps her late father's spirit trapped in her home until her newly detected pregnancy drives her thoughts outward and forward. In "Unfinished Business" Ciri's ghost cannot forsake her previous life's routines, or the chance that even in death she might love or be loved by the living.
Gina Ochsner's interests in folklore and myth often suffuse these stories of visitations, crossings, partings, and second chances. Fears and longings, for example, are often projected onto animals such as the earthbound, ice-covered swans of the Siberian tundra in "Sixty-six Degrees North." Likewise, Ochsner's insights into history-burdened contemporary life in Eastern Europe and Russia also filter through. In "Then, Returning" a Lithuanian and a Russian sort body parts and marble fragments in a Vilnius cemetery hit by stray artillery shells. As they work, a group of American genealogy buffs approaches, filled with hope that a day among the gravestones will bring order to their family trees.
In such wildly inventive ways, Gina Ochsner gives us new means to think about how the dead remain among us and how we can find beauty and solace even in graceless times and places.
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"These stories, from the Midland oilfields to post-Soviet Vilnius, are distinguished by loss, and by intractable yearning. It is Gina Ochsner's achievement to show with such sensitivity and range the various ways we continue to fail each other and ourselves. A moving and powerful debut."Ehud Havazelet
"Gina Ochsner writes with the delight and knowing of a born conjurer. Her world is that liminal space, that disconnect, between nature and our lives—heaven's winking outside the office window, grass pushing up around the casket, umbrellas opening like the great beating of wings."Carol Edgarian
"She is . . . a breath-taking acrobat with image and metaphor, dexterous with point of view. . . . She also reaches back to what matters most: myth, legend, and the healing power of storytelling. . . . The thing about Ochsner's characters is that, though they most assuredly do stumble and fall, they also possess 'the necessary grace' to rise."Jill Barnum, North Dakota Quarterly
"Ochsner is playful and fearless in her search to understand life through suicide, terminal illness, violence and war. Her mesmerizing prose is remarkably well-balanced. She writes with a quiet authority the grasps the poetic nature of the short-story form. Yet she possesses an innate lightheartedness that takes the edge off the Grim Reaper's scythe."Susan Wickstrom, The Oregonian
"With the sensitivity of poetry The Necessary Grace to Fall does what most of us avoid or cannot do: it explores death, which, looked at clearly and closely, is not, we learn, so much fearsome as it is profoundly peculiar. Death is the ultimate Other and the breakdown of illusion. These stories are a fresh apprehension of life. Gina Ochsner has given us a brave gift."Antietam Review
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The Verona High School girls basketball team is headed to the finals for the NJSIAA North 1 Group 1 championship after sailing through its game against Saddle Brook on Friday night.
Playing at Verona, the Hillbillies clipped the wings of the Falcons and scored a 49-35 victory. The Hillbillies were in command of the court from the get-go, dominating every period of the game. Junior Sarah O'Neil controlled the back court and pacing, often seeming to pause and meditate before deciding where the next play would be. O'Neil had 11 points and 4 rebounds, and threw the Falcons off their flight path with 5 steals.
Senior Brielle Cummings had her best game all season, scoring 19 points and grabbing seven rebounds. On more than one occasion she simply muscled her way through the navy and yellow defenders to get where she needed to be. Verona's defense, meanwhile, largely shut down the Falcon's offense: They held Taylor Harmon, the top scorer for Saddle Brook this season, to just 12 points.
Led by starters O'Neil, Cummings, Julie Rosenberg, Caroline Kirnan, Claire Fitzpatrick and Remy Sullivan–the Verona Sports Boosters Senior Athlete of the Week this week–Verona has moved in a straight line toward the finals, staying focused through a tough schedule that had been made tougher by the threat of snow Monday. They defeated Waldwick High School 58-29 in the opener on Tuesday, and were back in top form on Wednesday, pushing aside Emerson Boro 43-35.
Verona, which went into the tournament as the number two seed, now faces top-ranked Midland Park, which rolled over Belvidere 61-27 in its semifinal last night. The final will take place on Tuesday, March 11 at 7 p.m. at the Bergen County school.
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April 29, 2016
A story published Friday should have stated that Shenandoah County Supervisor Steve Baker's properties are valued at a taxable assessment of $494,900 for 2016 that includes land in land-use taxation plus improvements such as buildings. Baker will pay $2,969 in taxes this year and would have paid $2,820 under a 57-cent tax rate.
April 18, 2016
Steve Wilson of Top Flight BBQ was incorrectly identified in a photo caption in Saturday's paper.
April 8, 2016
A story in Wednesday's paper about princesses selected in the Court of Queen Shenandoah LXXXIX had incorrect days. The festival will be held from April 22 – May 1. The coronation ceremony will be held on April 29 and the Grand Feature Parade will be held on April 30.
April 7, 2016
In a story on 1A on Thursday, the name of the town in West Virginia where the basketball team played is Moorefield, West Virginia.
April 5, 2016
A story about Paul Blacet running for a seat on Edinburg Town Council should have stated that this is his second year serving as zoning board chairman.
March 30, 2016
A story and photo published in Wednesday's edition should have identified Stonewall Jackson goalkeeper as Blake McCourt instead of Blake Dysart.
March 23, 2016
A headline on 1A on Wednesday should have read Warren County to propose 3 1/2-cent tax hike.
March 22, 2016
The $4,000 payment made to the fireworks company for New Market's July 3 fireworks show was not paid for with town funds. The money for that payment came from Rebels for Fireworks Celebration, an all-volunteer fundraising effort.
March 18, 2016
A story published Friday should have stated that Shenandoah County will see a shortfall of $650,000 in the current fiscal period and the Board of Supervisors would need to increase the real estate tax rate from 57 cents to 60 cents per $100 of assessed value to make up for a projected shortfall of $1.3 million in fiscal 2017.
March 17, 2016
A photo caption on Thursday's 1A incorrectly identified Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley.
March 7, 2016
A story published March 1 should have stated that Samuels Library had asked for an additional $204,000 from Warren County in the fiscal 2017 budget.
March 4, 2016
A headline was incorrect on news story in Friday's paper. The headline should have been "Community discusses renaming school."
February 26, 2016
A story that ran in Friday's paper about a fatal swift water incident reported an incorrect spelling of Melba Jo
February 24, 2016
A story published Friday should have stated that a reduction in the taxable value of property in Shenandoah County would amount to a loss of approximately $89,158 in revenue from real estate tax at a rate of 57 cents per $100 of the assessed value.
February 19, 2016
A story appearing in Thursday's newspaper about a woman charged with 19 counts of embezzlement should have said the following: The criminal complaint states that James Cannon Jr. told an investigator that when he asked Tina Christine Leith about 19 checks she had allegedly written on his account, she replied "she was hoping she could get money from a settlement and have the money back in his account before he noticed it missing."
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A photo caption for a story that ran in Thursday's paper about the anniversary of integration in Warren schools should have stated that the Betty Ann Kilby v. Warren County Board of Education court case occurred in 1958.
February 12, 2016
In Thursday's article on the community dialogue meeting held for discussing boundary change options, it incorrectly stated that Tammy Scott had two children in the school system. It should have stated that she has three children currently in the school system, as well as a recent graduate from Central High School.
February 9, 2016
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Hailing from Brisbane, Australia, Peta Shepherd is one of the top female BMX Park riders in the world. This past year, Shepherd started traveling throughout the U.S., Europe and Canada, and now has her sights set on traveling throughout 2013. In fact, she's plotting a move to Toronto, Canada to explore more contest opportunities with occasional visits to the U.S. Following the Colony team's California trip earlier this year, we caught up with Shepherd to discuss her rise in the Park ranks and what the future holds.
ESPN.com: How'd you get into riding?
Shepherd: I started riding in 2004. A friend told me to buy a bike, so I did. I just rode around a racetrack that was close to my house, and then when my mate Renee moved up to Brisbane from Adelaide, I got into riding skateparks more. She's the one that taught me to drop in a quarter.
Describe the scene where you grew up riding and what it's like there today.
It was (and is) great! Lots of parks, riders, and some street. Within an hour drive I think there are 1,000 parks or something -- some amazing and some you wouldn't even bother with. All the riders are real cool, and heaps of new ones starting all the time.
You recently spent a lot of time in the Toronto, Canada area and have plans to move back there semi-permanently, right?
Yeah, I spent the summer over there trying to get away from the Aussie winter. I just got a holiday working visa for Canada, so I'm going to try and live over there for two years just to experience something different and hopefully be able to travel a bit more.
|Downside whip to disaster.
What is it about Toronto that drew you there? Why not somewhere like Austin, Texas or Southern California?
I went to Toronto for the 2012 Toronto Jam back in February and I loved it. I met so many rad people and loved a lot of the parks, especially Joyride150. Because Canada and Australia are part of the commonwealth, it means it's easier for me to get a holiday working visa for there, as opposed to the U.S. However, when I'm there I want to travel into the states a bit.
What are your plans for after you move to Toronto?
Get a job. Nothing set in stone yet, but hoping to do a few more of the comps in Europe for the girls and maybe a few road trips, too.
After going to the Toronto Jam and BMX Worlds in 2012, do you have plans to hit more contests next year?
Yes, I would really like to. I want to do the Toronto Jam and the Worlds again, and hopefully also make it to Simple Session and FISE.
Why is it important for you to hit up contests?
It isn't important necessarily, I just love going and having fun with everyone. I think it's amazing that some contests are good enough to hold a girl's class, and that girls turn up for them. I know some girls can't go to them because of money or whatnot, but the Toronto Jam was my first international contest, and now I'm hooked and I want to try to go to heaps more. The vibe is just amazing.
You are one of the few female riders out there that has a frame/parts sponsors that you're real involved with. What's it like traveling around with and filming with the Colony crew?
So rad! Clint Millar is a champ - just a real good guy. The whole team is a bunch of amazing riders and friends. The Cali trip we did in June was one of the best times I've ever had on my bike.
|Stretched no-handed vader footjam.
Do you typically like to ride with other females as opposed to guys?
Nope. I like to ride with anyone and everyone that wants to ride and have fun on a bike.
What's the most annoying question you get asked on a regular basis?
Can you backflip? Are you sponsored? What's your best trick? The normal ones I think everyone gets asked. But I really hate being told "You're pretty good for a girl." I never tell people they are pretty good for a boy. I don't see why my gender has to be in that statement.
What advice would you give other female riders who are just starting out or thinking about getting into BMX?
To have fun and give it a go. Everyone started with the basics. Also, I have never had a problem with guys giving me a hard time or anything, but if you do get that, just ignore them. They are low-lifes and not worth the bother.Ā
Any last words, thanks, or shout-outs?
Big thanks to Clint Millar for all the support from Colony, Beatrice Trang from Magnolia BMX, JC BMX, Miklav, Joyride150 for the awesome summer, and all my friends. Love you guys!Ā