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Today's enthusiast systems look quite a bit different from the old-school rigs I cut my teeth on back in the day. Years ago, it seemed like everyone was running full tower cases loaded with enough fans for lift-off. These systems were as loud as they were imposing, and they were probably a little bit vulgar. Looking back on them now, it's a wonder no one ever accused us of overcompensating. Or maybe they did, and we just couldn't hear them over the drone of system fans and the piercing whine of the classic Alpha.
Way back when, we tuned for performance and little else. Our priorities have shifted over the years, though. These days, noise levels and power consumption are just as important as frames per second, part of a larger and more mature measure of overall goodness. We still want to blow your doors off, of course, but now we don't want you to hear it coming. And we'd prefer not to burn through a tank of gas in the process.
I've seen this trend play out with my own personal systems. They used to live in monolithic towers that proudly trumpeted their presence with a turbine-like howl, but today they sit quietly in the corner and blend in with the furniture. Perhaps that's why I was so taken aback by Cooler Master's new Cosmos 1000 enclosure. This is a full-tower case that harkens back to the days of old, offering plenty of room for Extended ATX motherboards, loads of drive bays, and enough fans to power a small wind tunnel. Unlike the enclosures of my misspent youth, though, the Cosmos has an air of sophistication. It's all grown up, and more importantly, nearly silent.
Has Cooler Master created the ultimate full-tower enclosure for the evolved sensibilities of seasoned enthusiasts? Read on to find out.
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Full tower enclosures tend to be rather large, and the Cosmos is no exception. The case may only be about 10 inches wide, but it's nearly two feet tall and extends just beyond two feet deep. Those gargantuan proportions cut an imposing profile, allowing the Cosmos to lord its size over mere mid towers like a big Mercedes SUV peering down on a puny hatchback. Next to it, my Sonata feels more than just a little inadequate. And to be honest, so do I.
Fortunately, Cooler Master has been wise enough to include firmly-anchored handles that run along the top and bottom of the case. The case actually sits on its bottom rails, so there are no little rubber feet to fall off eventually and get lost. Rails make it easy to slide the case aroundmore specifically, under a deskon carpeted surfaces, but you'll want to be careful with hardwood or other fine finishes.
Speaking of finishes, Cooler Master has done a good job with the Cosmos' exterior. Brushed metal side panels add a touch of industrial class, and the glossy black strip that runs up the middle of the enclosure's face is polished to a near-mirror finish. Those contrasting materials look particularly good set against each other; however, there's also a lot of silver plastic filler between them. The silver plastic cheapens the aesthetic a little for me, in part because it looks so dull next to the mirrored gloss and textured metal. There's no accounting for taste, though.Cooler Master has been able to keep dull plastics away from the case's drive bay door. The door itself has an oddly satisfying action, swinging its ample weight smoothly and closing with a satisfying thud. Magnets hold the door in place when it's closed, and it can easily be configured to swing left-to-right or right-to-left, depending on your preference.
Lurking behind the drive bay door are five external 5.25" drive bays faced with black metal mesh. One of the 5.25" bays can also be converted to accommodate external 3.5" drives, should you wish to install a memory card reader or floppy drive.Integrating a memory card reader directly into the case would've been a nice touch. It might have fit well on the case's top panel, which includes all the goodies you'd expect to find on the front. Just above the requisite power and reset buttons you'll find a flurry of connectivity, including HD-compatible analog audio jacks, a whopping four USB ports, and even an external Serial ATA interface. Just beyond the port cluster lies a recessed tray that's perfect for holding an MP3 player, cell phone, digital camera, or other gadgets you might have plugged into the system.
I tend to stuff my PCs under my desk, so having the Cosmos' expansion ports and buttons on the top of the case is perfect. However, this arrangement is obviously less than ideal if you prefer to have a full tower looking down on you from atop your desk.Moving aft, and scrolling past what is possibly the tallest picture we've ever had on TR, we get a good view of the Cosmos' rear panel. At the top, you can see a couple of small holes designed to allow the tubing used in water-cooled systems to enter and exit the case cleanly. Flanking those holes on either side are a couple of latches that, when lifted, release the case's side panels.
At the bottom of the rear panel, you can see a gaping hole meant for the system's power supply. The Cosmos is one of those new-fangled upside-down cases, and putting the PSU at the bottom makes a lot of sense. First, it gives the Cosmos a lower center of gravity, which is, um, essential for something that'll sit under a desk and probably never move. More importantly, putting the PSU at the bottom moves it away from a hot spot around the processor.Moving the power supply to the bottom of the case also allows it to draw cooler air from directly below. The Cosmos features venting along its bottom panel to facilitate airflow, with a filter ensuring that dust, crumbs, and the unsuspecting insects feeding on them aren't sucked up into the case.
This lower vent should be particularly effective with newer power supplies that feature bottom-facing cooling fans. Traditional PSU designs that use fans mounted at the rear aren't likely to benefit as much.
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Although I suppose that would require my changing party affiliations! But, in all fairness, a business owner can dream, can't she?
Come on AOL.....let's see those numbers move!
True, but AOL's future ought not depend on AT&T's
court appeal. No reasonably healthy company should
depend on a single event for its future (and its stock
Case in point: Microsoft. They are taking a good
licking these days, but look at the performance of their
stock. Now, that's a healthy company for
I read a news article several days ago, saying
that AOL has scheduled a meeting with market analysts
on 7/27.
That does not bode well for their
earnings report. These meetings are usually indicative of
unexpected developments. Dell had one after its
disappointing earnings report earlier this year, and Dell has
been in the dumpsters ever since (the last couple of
days excepted).
they will also need many more in the near future.
even if aol will beat street stimate it will
selloff ..because of huge capitalization of this
company.. it reaches its limit in caps... cant go up above
130.00.. might go down below 100 if the earning is soft.
i know First Call is 11 cents. anyone hear a "whisper" yet?
when it reports next week. They seem to have that
game down better than most companies in getting
analyst to set estimates just right to beat them by a
large #. You can bet on AOL doing it again next week,
no company does it better.
market? just trying to figure why you have been jumping around like a yo yo. Buy and hold you will come out ahead on this on.
I'd move in a "HAWTBEET" as we say here. i loved
what i've seen of the southeast - Charlotte, Atlanta,
Texas, Dallas, Nashville, even Northern VA outside of
D.C. - however family, friends, and career require i
be here. its great though to listen to people
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touch with the rest of the country. i don't think
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The Lakes Region Symphony Orchestra is made up of volunteer musicians whose dedication and love of music has been bringing orchestral music to our region for years and under the music director, Ben Greene, they have never been better.
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It's finally time for my beloved to replace her aging Peugeot with a new used car, so she's been trolling through thousands of online car listings and visiting heaps of car lots.
OPINION: It's a process that's both time consuming and emotionally fraught.
The problem is she's married to a car guy, and a narrow-minded one at that. In the early days of our marriage I sought to "help out".
A chronically bad call as it turned out.
Twelve years ago she wanted a small station wagon, so I helped her into a Subaru WRX STI. While technically a station wagon, the STI accelerated like a fart in a bottle, sounded like a full-grown chainsaw race and got her followed by teenagers in hoodies: none of which were key criteria for her.
For this reason, we now have a working agreement that I shut the hell up when she goes car shopping. However, it has been interesting listening to her stories each evening.
Last week she pulled into a large inner city yard for an appointment to test drive a manual hatchback. Her own car was off the road, so she was using my old track car, a banana yellow BMW M3 sporting a full cage and race numbers. Despite this, the salesman suggested she avoid manual cars because they were "a bit confusing to drive".
Apart from the sexist overtones, the complete inability of the salesman to realise that someone who turns up in a race car is likely to be able to handle a clutch was as laughable as it was sad.
A mate of mine had a similar experience down South a few weeks ago. This guy is a digital entrepreneur and millionaire with a digital footprint about a mile wide. He was keen to buy a late model 4x4, and after looking at a $50k vehicle he emailed the yard confirming he'd take it. He never got a response.
Apart from losing a pretty useful sale, the business lost a heck of a lot more - the chance to form a relationship with someone who was going to influence a blue chip peer group. If only the salesman had Googled the name, much less answered the email.
The local gold standard for responding to email inquiries in the car industry is three hours during business hours. I recently spoke to a Canadian online marketing firm who said the industry standard there was just one hour, 24x7. The last survey I saw suggested even the three-hour turnaround target would be failed by seven of the 10 largest new car sellers in New Zealand.
A recent statistic from Nielsen Online suggests that over 80 per cent of car buyers will go online before they buy a car. I'm at a loss to understand why many car sales folk don't do the same thing. If a person emails you or calls you about a car you're selling, the minimum response should be to do a quick Google, LinkedIn or Facebook search on the person's name first.
Knowing in advance that the person you're contacting is a stay-at-home mum, or a 36-year-old millionaire, or a septuagenarian golfer gives you much more information to fit them into the right vehicle. Better yet, you might find you have a friend in common, meaning you are able to get the best form of advertising available: a personal referral. It's also useful to weed out timewasters.
Talking of timewasting, don't try to find a local car dealer through search engine marketing or search engine optimisation. Both seem to be ignored by most dealers. Try searching on "late model hatchback manual" along with the name of your town or city.
While the national brands of Holden, Hyundai and Ford come up pretty regularly, there's scant region-specific advertising. Ironically, because search words are sold on a demand basis, it'd be cheap to do.
Also cheap is the attitude of some car dealers to not list photographs of the car they are selling online. Instead they patronise the buyer by saying "photos coming soon". In other words they don't have their poop in a scoop to the extent they have learned how to load photographs. Not flash.
By contrast consider how good private sellers have become at selling their cars online. Private sellers have been quick to adapt and hungry to provide detailed information about their cars, load more photographs and respond to emails promptly.
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Thursday, June 23, 2016
Amazon hong pao
Actually Amazon was only the delivery boy and bank. The money came from a class action suit against Apple for manipulating ebook prices. Now I have one year to use this credit.
Sure this isn't exactly a gift but when it wasn't expected, it is as good as one.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2016
Rajan leaving RBI
In a very competitive world you can only succeed if you do not mind the color of your cat. That was how Deng led China to succeed but the post-Deng leadership in China today seems to be beginning to develop their own self defeating ways as well. This is a much bigger story for another time.
Good luck to India, always so adept at shooting themselves in the foot.
Bloomberg article.
Update: June 23 9.00 am
The greatest enemy of the Indians are themselves such that they often have to leave India to do well. India is fortunate many are willing to come back and contribute but they might regret that move as we saw in the high profile example of Raghuram Rajan.
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Monday, June 20, 2016
South China Sea: Playing with the big boys now
Xi Jinping, you have underestimated US resolve and now you must realize you are playing with the big boys now. How are you going to respond to just US naval posturing? You can't but the US will help you save face as long as you do nothing when the UN courts in the Hague deliver their verdict which would likely not favor Chinese unreasonable interests.
You should have listened to Deng and bide your time but you were too impatient and now you have alerted the Eagle. Make love today whilst each side is making preparations for an eventual divorce but I am hoping for till death do us part like it happened to the Soviets.
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IT equipment life: Watch the heat
I do not have the resources to be completely scientific about this but my experience seems to indicate that if I can keep my IT equipment cool they last for a very long time. So this morning I bought a simple basket (80 cents), flipped it upside down and rest my new Asus PC on it. When the Cooler Master fan I ordered from eBay arrives the set up would be complete.
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Sunday, June 19, 2016
Lunch at Sin Kee Chicken Rice
This is Sin Kee, no more at Mei Ling St food centre but a coffee shop at Block 40 Holland Drive. We had lunch there yesterday after failing to get dinner there about two weeks ago because they were sold out - just like they used to before at their former place.
As good as before and unlike previously it is now self service.
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Saturday, June 18, 2016
Beautiful after the Rain
It is a beautiful Saturday. :-)
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DHL scam: Finally my turn
The DHL scam finally got to me but now with a twist. It is a computer generated voice in EL first and then CL. Press 0 to talk to a real person...with such an automated system imagine how widely and frequently they could reach?
These guys would either be buying or heavily investing in spyware to harvest our phone contacts. This is relatively easy and almost always done unnoticed especially unlike most PC many phones are not as well protected.
After they have mined this for what it is worth they will devise a new story and repeat the cycle. Time to take the fight to them.
These guys would either be buying or heavily investing in spyware to harvest our phone contacts. This is relatively easy and almost always done unnoticed especially unlike most PC many phones are not as well protected.
After they have mined this for what it is worth they will devise a new story and repeat the cycle. Time to take the fight to them.
It is quite hard to cyber rob the bank, much easier to scam people to withdraw their money and hand it over right? The cost of such operations are low and if you try your luck with enough people, the low conversion rates will still yield a tidy absolute sum. Scammers biggest worry might not be law enforcement but competitors. I am waiting for them to start hunting down and killing each other. You can't enforce territorial rights in cyberspace like they do in the physical world. Unless governments are more proactive this is going to get quite messy.
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Can the NHL go from being No Hockey League for the past 15 months to being the Now Hot League? The question isn't as ridiculous as it seems. When the puck drops next week for the first National Hockey League regular-season game in more than a year, the league will be playing before sell-out crowds, with strong ticket sales in the bank and a new cable network partner that actually values the sport as a key property, rather than an afterthought. Susan Cohig, the league's vice president of strategic development, says 23 of the 30 teams have had 90 percent or more of their 2003-04 season ticket holders renew their ticket packages. Two years ago, only eight clubs had that renewal rate heading into the season. In addition, a third of the teams are reporting at least 2,000 new season tickets, and single-game ticket sales are also well ahead of this point two years ago. "We thought very much we would come back very strong," said Cohig. "Did we think we'd come back this strong? No."
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In the second NATO shooting incident in a little over 24 hours in the Garmsir District of Afghanistan's restive Helmand Province, US troops opened fire on a crowd of civilian protesters on Wednesday, wounding five.
NATO explained that US Marines went out to direct an anti-NATO protest in Garmsir and when the "civilians in the crowd disregarded instructions," the troops opened fire on the crowd. US Lt. Col. Todd Breasseale shrugged off the civilian casualties, insisting "things like this happen."
Ironically the civilians at the Wednesday rally, estimated at between 200 and 400 strong by the NATO forces, were protesting against a Tuesday incident, in which NATO forces opened fire on civilians at a Tuesday protest, killing 13 people and wounding several others.
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Hotel du Marche, Lake Geneva (area)
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 26 guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Terrace
- Garden
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in the lobby
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
For families
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- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Premium TV channels
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- Terrace
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What's around
- Heart of Lausanne
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $75
- Quadruple Room
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- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- One child (10 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
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- 1 per room (up to 5 kg)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: CHF 3.10 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for CHF 30 per night
Breakfast costs between CHF 5 and CHF 15 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of CHF 30 per pet, per day
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.7 /5 from 110 reviews
This establishment knew I was traveling with my 80-year-old mother, yet our room was NOT ready at check-in time. We had to wait another hour for our room. On the second day of our stay, our towels were removed from the room but not replaced. I would not recommend this establishment to others.
You don't expect much for the price charged at Hotel du Marche. And you get what you expect, more or less. The rooms are tiny, the beds are not real comfortable, and the walls are thin. On our first two nights we slept well, but on the third night a couple was "making noise" from 11 until 1 or 2 am, and we heard every detail. Not so pleasant, but solved with earplugs. The shared bathroom and shower at the end of the hall were tiny, but clean. But for the price, you only expect a clean, safe hotel room, and this hotel delivers.
Very pleasant stay. Rooms are very clean and spacious enough; staff is friendly. Hotel is only a 5-minute walk from the bus stop, and bus ride is only 5 minutes from the central station. We also got transport cards, compliments of the hotel, which gave us free unlimited rides on the buses and trains within the city during our stay. This saved us money, which offset the cost of food.
The hotel was fine but the check in was very slow and tedious. The room was clean but could probably use a bit of updating. We had plenty of room and the bed was comfortable. The surrounding area was fine and we felt safe walking to get dinner. There was no parking, but this is a problem throughout the town. We parked in a nearby garage and it was fairly expensive, but safe.
Room was good for sleeping, very hot without air conditioning. My roommate who stayed with me noticed that our room (307) had older furniture than other rooms had, but I suppose that we wouldn't get the same cheap price for those. The toilet and shower room were tiny, but cute. Very tiny. Tiny. There was a small convenience store around the corner, coop wasn't too far and every location could pretty much be reached by foot. Metro was very close as well, hard to get lost getting to it from the hotel. Overall, it was a decent place to sleep at night after exploring the city.
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Leicester boss Nigel Pearson admits he didn't foresee such a dominant campaign as Foxes clinch title at Reebok
Nigel Pearson watched Leicester wrap up the Sky Bet Championship title with two games to spare and admitted he did not foresee such a dominant campaign materialising back in August.
The Foxes claimed the three points they needed to be crowned champions at the Reebok Stadium with substitute Lloyd Dyer's fine second-half strike giving Pearson's side, who have been at the summit since before Christmas, a 1-0 win over Bolton.
It took Leicester to 96 points, meaning second-placed Burnley, who clinched automatic promotion themselves on Monday, cannot catch them in the final two fixtures.
Pearson celebrates with his players after securing the title at the Reebok Stadium
the Championship's longest-serving manager, has largely stuck with the
side who suffered play-off heartache in a crazy contest at Watford last
May and that same group has rewarded their manager's faith by being the
division's stand-out team this time around.
if he visualised those players storming to the title by amassing such a
huge points total, Pearson said: 'If I'm honest, no.
'If you look at some of the other squads, teams that had come down from the Premier League and a number of the sides who were vying for play-off places and promotion last season - there's a lot of strong squads.
Pearson is held aloft by his players as they celebrate a dominant season as Championship winners
'The Championship has been very different in terms of how it's panned out. At the end of last season the difference between the bottom three and the play-offs places was about 12 or 15 points, this year it's a huge gulf. Clearly there's been a change and for us to be as successful as we've been is a real bonus.
been some strong sides but we've been able to take the disappointment
from last season and really make that work for us. The players have
shown a determination to mentally deal with the season.
have some very talented players and the more experienced players who
have come in have done very, very well for us. Overall, it's probably a
good advert for showing a bit of patience.'
The Foxes were promoted earlier this month without kicking a ball when QPR and Derby both fell to defeat. This time, though, they were able to achieve the landmark of winning the title as a result of their own victory.
'It was nice to win It ourselves, especially having gained promotion when we didn't play,' Pearson noted.
'I think it was nicer for the players to get us over the line tonight in terms of winning the league.
Lloyd Dyer's second half strike secured all three points for Leicester
Champions: Pearson watched his side go seven points clear of runners-up Burnley
was great to be able to finish off the season well and we've got to 96
points, which is a really good total with two games to go, and I want
the players to go on and try and get as many points as possible now.'
Leicester largely dominated the contest against a Bolton side with little to play for after a run of recent good results moved them into mid-table safety.
However, Wanderers were a threat on the counter and Lukas Jutkiewicz steered a brilliant chance wide just 36 seconds before Dyer struck.
Pearson's hotshots could still reach the magical 100-point mark for the season
building a team that is committed and is going to put their bodies on
the line for the cause,' manager Dougie Freedman said.
can start to see that in the second half of the season with our points
tally. Leicester have done it in a way that I would like to copy with
young, hungry players.
'They went and bought their players for a significant amount of money; we are going to have to find them a little bit rougher and polish them up.'
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Warner warns of sledge and bounce tactics to keep Proteas on back foot
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RGV: If Amitabh Bachchan does Robot, it will do far betterThe top posts on social media from your favourite Bollywood celebrities: Amitabh Bachchan's TE3N may have flopped at the box office but Ram Gopal Varma is all praise for his performance.In a series of tweets, RGV wrote: 'After seeing fantastic performance of @SrBachchan in Te3n my only complaint is he shouldn't waste it in non heroic roles like in Rann etc. Evry star in evry language whether Chiranjeevi in telugu or Rajnikant in Tamil understood @SrBachchan and he himself dint ... Rediff.com, 2 weeks ago
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96 Grand Marquis Horn Problem -- One horn has been working, the other not. I cleaned and tightened all electrical connectors and checked the horn relay for operation. All Ok, but still had only one horn. a couple of hours later the second horn stopped working. I swapped in another good relay with no luck. Does anyone have an idea or suggestion about this?
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Sounds like you need to replace...the horn assembly. If you've checked the ground and the power and both are good -- the horns themselves are likely in question.
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Charlton Athletic beat QPR 1-0 on Saturday to boost their Championship survival hopes while denting their opponents' promotion claims.
Johnnie Jackson's last-minute strike earned Chris Powell's side a crucial three points in their battle to avoid the drop to League One, moving them to within one point of safety with three games in hand over Millwall immediately above them.
Their day will only have been soured by the news that the two teams below them, Barnsley and Yeovil Town, also enjoyed 1-0 victories.
Jim O'Brien's fourth-minute goal earned Danny Wilson's Barnsley the points against Millwall, while James Hayter struck from the penalty spot as Yeovil overcame Doncaster Rovers to end a five-match winless league run.
For their part, QPR are now seven points adrift of the second automatic promotion slot, which is currently held by Burnley after their 3-1 win over top-six rivals Nottingham Forest at Turf Moor.
The hosts did all the damage in the first half, racing into a three-goal lead thanks to Scott Arfield and two from Sam Vokes inside the opening 35 minutes.
Vokes now has 17 league goals for the season, and although Forest improved in the second half, their 80th-minute consolation from Djamel Abdoun, following up his own saved penalty, was all they could muster.
Derby County kept the pressure up on Sean Dyche's side with a late 1-0 win over Bournemouth, Chris Martin's 85th-minute winner proving the difference, while leaders Leicester City continued their seemingly unstoppable march to the title with a routine 3-0 win over Ipswich Town.
Nigel Pearson's side remain eight points clear after goals from Jamie Vardy, David Nugent and Chris Wood extended their unbeaten league run to 12 matches.
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I'm not sure what are water marks. Do you mean water limestone residuals?
In that case I would just use vinegar or, even better, citric acid (one small bag used of coffee machine cleaning). Just soak for few minutes your dome in a water diluited soultion.
If you use Novus, N. 2 should be enough.
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I used the NOVUS 3 and 2 on my Nauticam acrylic ports several times now.
You won't be able to remove huge scratches with it. Consider to start directly with 3 and then 2. Repeat the procedure four or five times. Wash with water between each step to remove Novus and to check how it is going on.
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Intellectual MeritSkillful decadal climate predictions have the potential to provide enormous social, economic, and environmental value. Such efforts, however, are in their infancy and many formidable scientific and technical challenges exist. Decadal prediction represents a combined initial value and boundary value problem in which prediction capabilities must be largely derived from the intrinsic variability of the climate system. In this project, through an interdisciplinary collaboration, the investigators seek i) to produce an improved and reliable decadal prediction system within the Community Earth System Model (CESM) framework, including predictive capabilities for marine ecosystems and biogeochemical constituents and ii) to advance the use of decadal prediction simulations in regional and societal impact studies. Attainment of these goals and developing a well-founded decadal prediction system will rely on improved understanding and technical capabilities in four fundamental areas. Thus, the research aims at (1) improving the understanding of intrinsic decadal variability and mechanisms; (2) evaluating the inherent predictability constraints of the current forecast model; (3) evaluating practical forecast system design methods; and (4) generating capabilities for incorporating fully-coupled data assimilation and ocean ecosystems and biogeochemistry into the NCAR decadal prediction system. The insights, knowledge, and capabilities developed from these objectives will then be used to establish a modeling and initialization strategy for making multi-decadal predictions. Regional and societal impact studies using the output from these decadal prediction experiments will be performed to advance the science of decadal prediction by pursuing and integrating research developments and insights across multiple relevant disciplines: climate dynamics, predictability, low- and high-resolution coupled climate modeling, data assimilation, biogeochemical and ecosystem modeling, regional weather forecasting, population dynamics, and fish habitats. The end result will be improved understanding of the limits and practical potential of decadal prediction, well-founded modeling and initialization strategies for making predictions, and advanced capabilities for downscaling and interpreting physical climate predictions for societal benefits.Broader ImpactsThis project will produce a well-founded decadal prediction system within the CESM framework that incorporates DART (Data Assimilation Research Testbed) and WRF (Weather Research and Forecast model). The prediction system, enhanced modeling capabilities, and results and data from our simulations will be made available to the broader research community via regular CESM and DART community releases as well as project web pages. These developments will serve as important community resources. This research project in its entirety is aimed at studying decadal climate variability in a socially relevant context. Specifically, the impacts of predicted decadal changes on winter storm events, summer heat waves, ocean ecosystems and biogeochemistry, human population, and fisheries' species ranges will be examined with a focus on North America and surrounding areas. Early career scientists, including a postdoc, will conduct much of the proposed work, and all the partnering institutions are are committed to mentoring activities to ensure success. In addition, two Ph. D. studies will include work from this proposal. Finally, at NCAR, the project team will host an annual student in the UCAR SOARS (Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science; www.soars.ucar.edu) program to entrain a diverse community for the scientific workforce of the future.
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Italy's Betanews has purchased its second Snell & Wilcox SD/HD Kahuna production switcher to upgrade one of the existing SD outside broadcast vehicles in its fleet to full HD operation.
Betanews' new Kahuna multiformat production switcher, supplied through systems integrator and Snell & Wilcox distributor Video Progetti., features two M/E banks. The Kahuna's compact size, low weight, power consumption, and heat generation were all key issues for Betanews and its space- and weight-constrained OB vehicles.
The switcher allows simultaneous HD and SD output from the same mainframe and control panel. As the Betanews OB van is transitioned to HD operations, Kahuna eliminates the need to invest in a complete HD overhaul or purchase channels of external upconversion to integrate sources from legacy SD equipment into HD productions.
With Kahuna, seamless integration of both SD and HD camera feeds, graphics, handheld shots, and archive footage directly into an HD production is possible without the purchase of expensive HD upgrades or extra HD upconversion equipment. Operators can work initially in SD-only or HD-only mode, and then upgrade to multiformat SD/HD operation whenever they choose.
For more information, visit www.snellwilcox.com.
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