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INHolland University of Applied Sciences the HagueThe Hague , Netherlands
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Inholland University of Applied Sciences is an ambitious institution of higher education in the western part of the Netherlands. Its vibrant learning and working community and particularly its scale is ideal for students who are keen to develop their theoretical knowledge as well as their practical skills. Offering competence-based learning, Inholland University of Applied Sciences is professionally involved both with the student, the market and society as a whole.
In order to develop the quality of all higher education programmes offered by Inholland it has many strategic cooperation agreements with educational institutions both within the Netherlands and with more than 60 universities and higher education institutions abroad. The campus sites all have excellent ICT facilities and state-of-the-art purpose built accommodation. A large number of lectors conduct applied research in a range of fields.
An increasing number of Inholland graduates are now working for international organisations. The best way to prepare students for their future careers in such an international environment is to familiarise them with it during their degree programme. Every year some 450 Inholland students go on an exchange to one of the 60 universities we have cooperation agreements with. Another 450 foreign students are warmly welcomed on their exchange at Inholland.
But internationalisation at Inholland is much more than that. Where possible, an international dimension is added to the content of the degree programmes offered by Inholland. Working together with institutions and organisations in more than 35 countries is a crucial element of this internationalisation process.
The number of students with foreign secondary education qualifications enrolling at Inholland ranges from 2% to 18% depending on the subject of the degree programme.
Many organisations offer scholarships or grants. Some of these might help you to study for a Master at INHolland University of Applied Sciences the Hague!
The Inholland campus in The Hague has many facilities: a good-quality restaurant, a beautiful garden, a library, various places to work and study either alone or with other students, a quiet room and modern computer workstations. Theres even a temping agency for students. Inholland has extensive, up-to-date ICT facilities, enabling you to complete your assignments on-site or at home, and it has its own student association organising many different activities for you throughout the year.
The building is located nearby the train station of ┤Den Haag Centraal┤ (7 minutes walk) and is accessible for people in wheelchairs. A unique feature is 'De Ooievaar', a reconstructed historic coffee bar, which brings the history of The Hague back to life.
Inholland The Hague is located within 7 minutes walking distance from the Den Haag Centraal railway station. Arriving by car is easy, but free parking is very limited and a long-term paid parking spot can be difficult to find in the center of The Hague. Biking is usually the cheapest, quickest and best option in the busy city.Inholland has facilities to support students such as the library, IT service and help desk, restaurant, garden, copy and printing facilities and a student job placement agency all inside the building. The Hague location also has its own student association organising many different activities throughout the year.Library
Inholland The Hague runs a multimedia library with areas for studying and working together on projects. For the international student, the library offers English language textbooks, support materials, background reading, reference books, international magazines and newspapers, specialist and professional journals, videos, DVDs and CD-ROMs. Students can also search and reserve books and media from other Inholland locations through the library's computer network.Bookstore
Inholland University of Applied Sciences has in-house bookstores. Not only do they sell textbooks, readers and other study material, but also fiction, magazines and newspapers.Copy shop
Inholland University of Applied Sciences has a store where you can print your documents and make photocopies. You can simply use your student card to make the payment. You can also use the photocopiers on each floor of your School.IT services and study areas
Inholland has numerous computers and computer rooms on every floor and throughout the building. Each student has a school account with a login ID and email address. With an Inholland school account, students have access to information on courses, exam schedules, timetables, meeting room reservations and more. The schools intranet and Blackboard connect students with staff, project groups, study groups and help students stay up-to-date on all school news and activities.
Student Life
The best places for going out in The Hague are near the 'Grote Markt', 'Plaats', 'Plein' and 'Buitenhof'. There are many bars and restaurants in other squares too. There are excellent nightclubs and music halls such as 'Het Paard' for popular music in The Hague.Student lounge bar TREES
Inholland The Hague has its own student lounge bar TREES. TREES is on the ground floor of the student hall of residence next to the building of Inholland The Hague. ESN ESN is an international student organization whose mission is to encourage mobility in higher education under the principle "Students Helping Students". Besides organizing the Mentor System, ESN can give you support before and after your arrival. They will help you to integrate in the new country and community by organizing socio-cultural activities, sports activities and workshops aimed at the exchange and international students.ESN (International Exchange Erasmus Student Network)
The organisation ESN Inholland represents international students and provides opportunities for cultural understanding and self-development under the principle of "Students Helping Students".Besides offering a mentor system, ESN gives support before and after your arrival which can help you quickly integrate in your new country, school and community. ESN organises socio-cultural activities, sports activities and workshops aimed at building connections with exchange and international students.
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Lori Ellen Pryor, Keithen Locklear
Published: Sunday, September 28, 2008 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, September 26, 2008 at 10:41 a.m.
Lori Ellen Pryor, of Fletcher, and Keithen Locklear, of Cherokee were married Saturday, August 9th, 2008, at Hoopers Creek Baptist Church in Fletcher. Rev. Bobby Dees officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Vic and Kathy Pryor of Hendersonville. The groom is the son of Gerry and Sheril Locklear of Fairview.
Shanna Holbert, friend of the bride was the matron of honor. Holly Rhodes, friend of the bride was the maid of honor. Brides-maids were Danyell Locklear, sister of the groom, and Kai Calabro, friend of the bride. Junior attendants were McKenna Locklear, niece of the groom, and Paxton Edney, friend of the bride. Logan Pryor, son of the bride was the ring bearer and Leah Hutchinson, friend of the bride, was the flower girl.
Gerry Locklear, father of the groom, was the best man. Groomsmen were Jay Pryor, brother of the bride, Corey Locklear, brother of the groom, and Tommy Teesateskie, friend of the groom.
A reception was held at the Hoopers Creek Fellowship building in Fletcher following the ceremony.
The couple honeymooned in Cancun, Mexico.
The bride is a 2002 graduate of North Henderson High School. She is employed as a chiropractic assistant at Lawson Chiropractic.
The bridegroom grad-uated from A.C. Reynolds High School in 1995 and AB Tech in 2003. He is currently employed by the Cherokee Indian Police.
They bride and groom currently reside in Fletcher.
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Ten-year-old Claire asked this question: "If you were elected to be the president of your class, what is one thing you would do to make your classroom or school a better place?"
These girls shared their thoughts:
If I were elected to be the president of my class, I would make every Friday a dress-up day, such as Pajama Day or Crazy Hair Day. It would give kids a chance to have fun at the end of a long week of school.
–Louisa, age 11, Wisconsin
I would encourage everyone to recycle. We would clean up the school playground, and then we'd have a party and present a trophy to the kid who picked up the most stuff. It makes me feel good to help the environment.
–Grace, age 9, Florida
My school is small and doesn't offer a lot of activities, so I'd create tons of after-school clubs. There would be clubs for acting, sports, writing, and much more.
–Gianna, age 11, Iowa
I would hold a bake sale every week to raise money for our school's garden.
–Caroline, age 13, New York
At my school, we have assigned seats for lunch. If I were the president, I would let kids sit wherever they liked. That way, students could catch up with their friends or make new friends.
–Olivia, age 11, Washington
I'm home-schooled, so if my mom were to make me the "president," I'd eat brownies after lunch every day!
–Heidi, age 12, Virginia
My school's walls are gray and boring, so I'd ask the art club to paint colorful murals around the school. It would add some fun color to our hallways.
–An American Girl fan, age 13, Delaware
It makes me sad when I see kids feeling down, so if I were president, I'd make encouraging posters to put up around the school. Reading a positive quote or looking at a happy scene might cheer kids up.
–Hope, age 11, Tennessee
My friends and I love to read, so if I were the president, I'd make the reading time at the beginning of class much longer.
–Keale, age 10, California
I would encourage my school to have gym class every day. I live at a boarding school, and now that I'm in middle school, I have gym only twice a week. Some of my friends are having trouble staying alert in class, so if we had gym every day, I think we'd have more energy.
–Savana, age 12, China
At the end of every quarter, I'd organize a dance party for all of the students. It would be a great way to celebrate!
–Madison, age 11, Ohio
I would ask the school to add a classroom for people who need extra help on their work. During a free hour or after school, teachers would be there to help students who are struggling with a subject.
–Abigail, age 10, California
If my class chose me to be the president, I'd create a school motto, such as "Never give up" or "Always have fun!" It would be a nice way to motivate students.
–Sofia, age 9, South Carolina
I'd start a sign-language class at my school. My little brother is autistic and he communicates by using sign language. It's a useful skill to have, and I'd love to share it with other kids.
–Jessica, age 12, Wisconsin
As the president, I would ask each class to volunteer. Whether they volunteered by organizing a canned food drive or walking dogs at an animal shelter, all the students would help out with something.
–Beka, age 11, Ohio
I actually am the school president! One of my goals for the year is to hold a talent show. It would be fun and would help people embrace their gifts, too.
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Walk Into The Light...
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Photo and caption by ahmed raaif
Taken on a climbing trip in Dhambadheniya, Sri Lanka. This particular mountain had over 600 steps to climb. At the top there was a little pool of water covered in green, and you can overlook the rice paddy fields all around.
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Police Probe Possible Drug Use In 275 Overpass Death
Car Knocked From Bridge By Dump Truck: Truck Driver Investigated
Police in northern Kentucky are investigating whether a dump truck driver was high on heroin or methadone when he ran a car off an Interstate 275 overpass, killing the driver.
The truck driver, Aaron Taylor, 30, of Sardinia, told police after the wreck that he is a heroin addict and had been returning from a methadone clinic in southeast Indiana when the wreck happened.
The car's driver, John Noe, 61, of Batavia, died at the scene on Nov. 2.
In the search warrant, police said Taylor told an officer he last used heroin on Oct. 30.
Fort Wright Police Chief Dan Kreinest said officers took a blood sample after the wreck and that police and prosecutors will not be able to determine whether charges will be filed until after they receive the test results.
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|MotoGP World Championship Grand Prix Round 15
Australia GP, Phillip Island
Rossi Wins at Phillip Island for his 50th Grand Prix Victory.
| Reigning MotoGP
World Champion Valentino Rossi (REPSOL Honda) raced to a well-timed victory
at the Australian Grand Prix, held at the magnificent 4.448km Phillip Island
circuit today. It was Rossi's 50th Grand Prix victory, his 24th in racing's
senior class, 500cc/MotoGP. The 23-year old Italian dueled throughout the
27-lap race with Brazilian Alex Barros (West Honda Pons), finally taking
the race win when Barros' last lap late braking attempt to pass failed and
he ran up a slip road.
Rossi's teammate, Tohru Ukawa, finished third when he emerged victorious from a three man race long battle with Daijiro Kato (Team Fortuna Honda Gresini) and Dutchman Jurgen van den Goorbergh (Kanemoto Racing), who was the first two-stroke rider to finish the race.
Italian Marco Melandri (MS Aprilia) became the youngest rider ever to win the 250cc World Championship by winning a truly spectacular 250cc race. Melandri went into the race knowing he had to beat Spaniard Fonsi Nieto (Telefonica MoviStar Repsol Aprilia) to secure the title in Australia. The decision went down to the wire, as the two men constantly swapped the lead, no quarter asked or given throughout the 25-lap thriller. The lead changed three times on the last lap. Melandri outbraked his rival two corners from home then held him off until the flag in the closest possible finish, the Italian taking the checkered flag a mere 0.007s ahead of Nieto.
Sebastian Porto (Petronas Sprinta Yamaha) finished third, well clear of Roberto Rolfo (Team Fortuna Honda Gresini) who survived a crash to remount to finish fourth. Rolfo's effort secured him a third place finish in the championship.
The 125c race was no less exciting than the MotoGP and 250cc extravaganzas. Frenchman Arnaud Vincent went into the race with the chance of securing the world crown. All he had to do was beat reigning World Champion Manuel Poggiali (Gilera), or finish five points clear of his rival. Events, however, were to prove otherwise as Poggiali won a memorable 23-lap six man battle, while Vincent could manage no better than fourth place. Vincent's championship lead is now just eight points and he must finish ahead of Poggiali in the final round to be certain of deposing his rival.
Poggiali beat Lucio Cecchinello (Safilo Oxydo Aprilia) and Pablo Nieto (Master Aspar Aprilia) to the line. Vincent and Dani Pedrosa were in their slipstream, the five men covered by just 0.575s at the finish.
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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Lancaster with free breakfast and outdoor pool
Situated in the entertainment district, this motel is within a 10-minute walk of Dutch Wonderland and Amish Farm and House. Tanger Outlets Lancaster and American Music Theatre Lancaster are also within 15 minutes.
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Along with an outdoor pool, this motel has a fitness center and coffee/tea in a common area. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a business center, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Red Roof Inn Lancaster features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Lancaster motel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and a television in a common area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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SIKESTON -- The YMCA of Southeast Missouri is planning a communitywide event called Hallow-Bash, for Halloween evening.
The YMCA is collaborating with other groups in the community in an effort to reach out to the children and families residing in Sikeston.
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Robin Brownlee
September 01 2011 11:06AM
With Sidney Crosby's hockey career hanging in the balance because of concussions and Marc Savard's apparently over, the NHL's overdue decision to address headshots in the game is a classic case of being a day late and a dollar short.
Tracers: Mess in '79
September 01 2011 07:01AM
In 1979 fall, Mark Messier (in photo) was one of the stories Edmonton Oiler fans were following. It was an off ice story--he was one of 5 players who didn't show up for rookie camp in mid-September.
Wade Belak Found Dead
Kent Wilson
August 31 2011 03:43PM
Ex-Flame and Leaf enforcer Wade Belak was reportedly found dead in his Toronto condo this afternoon. The 35-year old recently retired from hockey.
Belak's death marks the third tragic passing of an NHL tough guy this summer after Derek Boogaard and Rick Rypien. The cause of his death has yet to be reported, but whatever it is, this has truly been one of the saddest offseasons in NHL memory.
More to come as details emerge. For now, sincere condolences to Belak's friends and family.
Robin Brownlee
August 31 2011 01:41PM
While fans could probably use all their fingers and toes when it comes to questions about the Edmonton Oilers as training camp approaches, I can think of at least 10 relating specifically to player personnel I don't have the answers to.
Brett Ferguson
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August 30 2011 03:14AM
Yesterday, we looked at one of the undrafted players that the Oilers are going to take a closer look at – undrafted defender Wesley Vannieuwenhuizen. He isn't the only unsigned player hoping to earn a professional contract that the Oilers have invited, though. Brett Ferguson, a teammate of Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in Red Deer, is another – and he's an interesting prospect.


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MARTINEZ -- A superior court judge sentenced Christopher Miller to the maximum 69 years in prison Friday for repeatedly molesting an 11-year-old Bay Point boy, with harsh words for the 42-year-old pedophile who has spent two decades avoiding serious prison time despite numerous child sex allegations and arrests.
"You are not just a con artist, you are not just an escape artist, you are not just a chameleon," Judge Theresa Canepa said Friday. "You are evil personified."
The Bay Point victim was not present in court. However, the Contra Costa judge's stiff sentence provided a sense of closure for another of Miller's victims, a 19-year-old former child actor who says Miller abused him constantly when he was 11 years old, leading to depression and multiple suicide attempts. Miller was never charged with molesting the former child actor, who asked that his name not be used.
"I feel safe for the first time in a long, long time," said the young man outside court, choking on his words. "I finally have a sense of closure I've been waiting for years, and, thankfully, I think I can start a new chapter in my life now."
Miller tallied a handful of child pornography arrests since the 1990s, but he manipulated the legal system, victims and their families to serve as little time as possible.
During the sentencing hearing, the former child actor, now a young man, stared Miller down.
"Welcome to reality, Chris. This is the real world we live in, with real people that have real feelings, emotions and rights. ... It's not your playground, and little kids are not your toys," he said later. "Through my experiences, I will help others through their struggles, and that's what life and love are all about, Chris, simply humanity, not your sick and twisted idea."
Miller, who still denies molesting the second boy, spoke on his own behalf, reading a lengthy statement to the judge explaining how he was abused at 12 years old and is being assaulted in prison by prisoners when they "gleefully find out my charges."
"Please don't throw my life to the wolves," he told the judge, and asked for the chance to once again see his twin boys.
Canepa addressed his fear of prison -- "an unfair terror" -- in her statement.
"You are entering your own personal hell," she said. "A hell you have earned and which you richly deserve."
Miller must serve 85 percent of his 69-year sentence, said prosecutor Melissa Smith. His attorney had asked for 10 years.
In an earlier interview with this newspaper, the young man spoke publicly about the abuse for the first time.
His introduction to the pedophile was alarming.
The family had hired well-known international attorney Edward De Sear to represent the boy and his burgeoning acting and modeling career. In February 2006, De Sear introduced the family to Miller, saying he had connections to the Young Artists Award Show, an annual production recognizing child actors. Last year, De Sear was indicted on eight counts of advertising, distributing and possessing child pornography.
Miller, whose modus operandi was ingratiating himself to victims' mothers, started having an affair with the child actor's mother, the young man said. The problems began after the boy's mother began dropping him off for solo trips to Miller's Glendale house so the pair could work on music. Miller often used his guitar to bond with his victims, Smith, the prosecutor, said.
On that first night, Miller started wrestling the child actor, pinning him to the ground and asking him to kiss him. After close to an hour, the boy finally gave in, he said, so Miller would let him up. A couple of weeks later, Miller again forced him to kiss him, the teen said, but also groped him, pulled his pants down and performed oral sex on him. He later asked the boy how it was. When he didn't like his response, he raped the 11-year-old, the young man said.
"I was so terrified," he said, crying. "That day seemed to go on forever."
He had no way to contact his parents and was stuck there. "I always felt I had nowhere to go," he said.
Despite telling his mother what was happening, the young man said his mother would drop him off almost every weekend, and he would be assaulted two to six times each visit. Miller would also stay at the family's house, sleep with the boy's mother, then walk upstairs to his loft and rape him, the young man said.
Once his father found out and Miller was arrested on child pornography charges, authorities interviewed a despondent child.
"I was very scared and embarrassed, and I didn't want anyone knowing," he said. "I was giving them as few details as I could without telling them the full extent of what happened."
Police found his story not to be credible, which led other investigative agencies to also drop the case, he said. On Aug. 2, 2007, Miller was convicted on one count of child pornography but no molestation. He was sentenced to four years but only served two.
He was released Christmas Day 2008 and launched a cyberattack on the boy, distributing 10 explicit videos of the boy, with vicious letters to the boy's agents, casting directors, friends, family and others in the entertainment industry.
"I would walk into an audition, and people would turn and look at me and start whispering," the young man said. "It was humiliating."
Life since the alleged abuse has been difficult, he said.
"Nothing made me happy. Finally, one day I felt like such a burden and that everybody would be happy if I was gone," he said.
He overdosed and was hospitalized. This would happen five more times, he said.
"I've finally found true happiness, but the one thing that really helps me ... is knowing I can help keep this from happening to other people," he said. "It will be my life's mission."
Contact Matthias Gafni at 925-952-5026. Follow him at Twitter.com/mgafni.


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Grand Isle police said witnesses saw the stabbing overnight on the beach near Cypress Lane and Louisiana 1, and called 911.
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Toyota's Scion division is growing up – or at least getting bigger.
Speaking at the 2009 North American International Auto Show, Scion Vice President Jack Hollis said Scion will expand its lineup from three models to four within the next two or three years.
"We think there are a lot of opportunities for a [second] coupe," Hollis said. "We think there is room for a bigger sedan and smaller vehicles. We think there is even a possibility for a truck-based vehicle with an open bed."
Scion currently sells the tC coupe and two five-door hatchbacks: the xB and xD. The xD replaced the xA, which was only sold for about a year and a half.
Hollis also said that the tC coupe's replacement would be arriving within the next two to three years. The current tC has been on the market since 2004, undergoing minor changes in the 2008 model year. It will be seven or eight years old by the time its replacement arrives, but Hollis said the long life cycle will not become the norm for Scion.
"It will be different for each model. There are some that are going to be short. There are going to be three- to four-year life cycles. There are going to be some four to five, maybe five to six."
Scion suffered its worst sales year in 2008 outside its first year of sales, down to about 114,000 vehicles from a high of 173,000 vehicles in 2006. Scion moved about 41,000 tC coupes in 2008, almost 50 percent fewer than in 2006.
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Boy trying to set Christmas card record dies
Dalton Dingus dies at 9 from cystic fibrosis
Published 4:34 PM EST Jan 14, 2013
A 9-year-old eastern Kentucky boy who received hundreds of thousands of Christmas cards in a quest to set a record has died.
The Magoffin County Funeral Home says Dalton Dingus of White Oak died Saturday at Bluegrass Hospice Center in Hazard.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports Dingus was in stage 4 of cystic fibrosis when a neighbor posted a request on Facebook to send him Christmas cards.
The child's grandfather says the boy received about 800,000 cards from around the world.
Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that affects the lungs and digestive system.
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Nail Trims – Reptiles, Birds, Mammals
Like hair/fur, nails grow constantly throughout the animals life. Under normal circumstances the animals ambulatory movements typically wear down the end of the nail. Unfortunately captivity creates artificial situations. Failure to keep nails short can result in secondary problems such as pododermatitis, a condition where the bodies weight is placed primarily on non weight-bearing structures. In addition, if unkept, nails can curl around and cause soft tissue damage to the toe and foot.
Beak Trims – Reptiles and Birds (aesthetic and corrective)
Whether it is for aesthetic reasons or directly related to a medical condition, inadequate husbandry, vitamin deficiencies or acute trauma. If unattended a beak that does not align properly will ultimately affect the animals ability to eat and could cause other soft tissue damage.
Wing Trims (primaries – above/below and at the level of the coverts)
This is a purely elective procedure in most cases and is not a necessity for adequate care. With that being said, there are many benefits to trimming a birds wings. Whether you would like to believe it or not, all birds have the potential to fly away at any given moment. While they may have no reason to leave, they are naturally curious and will often take advantage of an opportunity. Many birds, once outside, become disoriented, stressed and are unable to find their way back. Remember there is always a first time. NOTE: Please understand that even with an aggressive wing trim, all birds still have the ability to fly, albeit with decreased upward lift.
It can help decrease an overly aggressive and dominant birds' personality. This will help the overall relationship between you and your pet.
Sanitary Clipping/Bathing
Obesity and arthritis are the leading cause of inability for animals to properly groom themselves. This is a common problem among rabbits as a result of their anatomical posture. Under normal circumstances a rabbit will lift its hind end when it urinates and defecates. Periodically they turn around and groom/clean themselves with their tongue. In addition, they also reach back to consume cecotrophes ("night feces"- one of two normal fecal components), which is a natural and necessary part of their alimentation. Due to obesity and arthritis the animal is unable to perform these simple but necessary actions and therefore suffer from urine scald and fur/fecal matting. In order to maintain sanitary conditions they require frequent bathing and clipping.
Hormone Therapy: Lupron Depot injections can be used to control several conditions in both ferrets and birds. In ferrets it is used to treat and help prevent Adrenal Disease. It is also used in birds to help control overactive reproductive drives, which can result in aggression, feather destruction, and generalized anxiety.
Nutritional Support: Whether it is a reptile that has gone off its feeding schedule due to seasonal/environmental changes or a bird that has sustained severe beak trauma, assisted alimentation is an essential part of exotic animal supportive care. If not eating, birds require gavauge feeding (a process in which a trained veterinary technician or veterinarian, using a gavauge tube, deposits food directly into the crop – extension of the esophagus). This is a similar process in reptiles. The frequency of treatments is determined on a case by case basis. In extreme situations veterinarians will place feeding tubes directly into the animals stomach. This obviously requires special training and care.
Husbandry Consultations: The needs (temperature, humidity, diet, etc.) of your animal are often much more complicated than anticipated. Many owners turn to the internet or pet store associates. This can lead to a world of misinformation and general detriment of your animal. Talking with a trained and experienced veterinary professional can determine the outcome of your pets future health.


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Forlan interested in Spurs move?
Interesting, I would love to see him come to Spurs, despite his age.
Because he is lethal infront of goal, unlike pretty much all of our strikers. They are too hit and miss.
Forlan would lead us to a title :P, And if Kaboul can be solid and consistant that solves the King cover.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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I'd take him for 2 years for 17m - he's quality.
flog our deadwood to pay for him and yes, another CB, tho I fear SB is right that Harry seems reluctant to get rid of it!
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what do you know about the CB from S. Africa we've pre-signed for January? think he'll do the job...for whatever reason, I don't rremember him at all in the World Cup.
As for Forlan, well, how is his season going so far...he's he piling up the goal tally? Not sure how, now that he's older he'll do better in the Prem than when he was younger and playing for Man U. He'd do well for us, or anybody else in European competition...more his speed, but the league, it maybe Forlorn Forlan once again.
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why would he succeed here now when he didn't succeed with united? check forlan's style of play... it is little wonder that he is successful in spain and in international games, but he'll never be successful in the epl... obrigado!!
Forlan was the star of the World Cup for me, he's absolute class. Would do Spurs the world of good for a couple of seasons.


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If George Livingston's only distinction was being Richmond's first elected African-American mayor, it still would make for a distinguished epitaph. But colleagues and acquaintances insist he was bigger than that.
Livingston died Saturday morning at Doctors Hospital in San Pablo after a long battle with diabetes. He was 78.
"He was a leader and also a coalition builder," U.S. Rep. George Miller, D-Martinez, said. "He was able to work across the entire community. His goal was the development and growth of Richmond."
Livingston, an Oklahoma native, moved to Richmond with his family in 1952. He was elected to the Richmond City Council in 1965 and served three terms. He ran again, successfully, in 1973.
In 1985, Mayor Tom Corcoran died in office. Entrusted with appointing Corcoran's successor from among its own ranks, the council chose Livingston.
"They thought George would be the best person to unite the council and the communities in Richmond," said Contra Costa Supervisor John Gioia, a Richmond resident. "If you look at his legacy, he really worked hard at trying to find common ground among City Council members."
When Livingston decided to run for the office in 1989, he did it with zeal.
"It was a really big deal," Miller said. "He went out and worked his tail off and got himself elected. It was a big event. Those were rough-and-tumble times."
"He certainly wanted development of the port," said former Richmond City Councilman Jim McMillan. "There were a lot of things happening. The 23rd Street overpass was a big deal for us. And, of course, the parkway we now enjoy."
Livingston had a knack for bringing people together for a cause.
"He was a people's politician," Richmond Councilman Nat Bates said. "He had good relationships with all segments of the community. It wasn't just the black community. He reached out and had the respect and cooperation from everybody in the city. He was just that kind of mayor, a mayor for all the people."
His people skills extended beyond the political arena, McMillan said.
"He was also a caring person about friends," he said. "If he heard that you'd been ill for a day or two, he may show up at your house with a big bowl of soup. That's just the kind of person he was."
Yet McMillan and Bates both recall that Livingston had other methods of persuasion.
"Nobody as mayor has ever run a (City Council) meeting like he did," Bates said. "George didn't take any guff. He kept the meeting moving. You weren't there until 2 or 3 in the morning. He ruled that meeting with an iron fist, but he ruled it with respect and dignity."
"No one got out of order, including council people," McMillan said. "When he sounded the gavel, it was over. He disallowed personal attacks on council people. We didn't have to defend ourselves if someone made attacks that were purely personal."
Livingston served as mayor until 1993, when he was defeated by Rosemary Corbin in a re-election bid.
He left a legacy as a consensus builder and a towering figure in Richmond's political history. He rubbed elbows with the likes of Martin Luther King Jr., James Brown and Willie Mays, and could help launch a career at one of his celebrated parties.
"If you went, you had to know they were going to be political parties," Miller said. "If you were running for senator or governor, you'd drop by George Livingston's. I was very fortunate when I first ran. He supported and endorsed me, and that was critical."
"He was one of a kind who really cared about the city," McMillan said.
Livingston is survived by his wife, Eunice, son George Jr. and daughter Grace Livingston-Nunley. Funeral services are pending.
Contact Gary Peterson at 925-952-5053. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/garyscribe.


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Brandi Doshier keyed a 13-hit arsenal with a double and two singles Tuesday as Asher upended Wanette 9-0 in a game stopped after 4 1/2 innings on the run rule.
Asher (10-5) scored in all four innings, including three runs in both the third and fourth.
Alesha Huggins, Desaray Goodgion and Haylee Andrews of Asher posted two singles apiece. Huggins drove in three runs.
Asher is 2-0 against Wanette this season.
The victors will play Holdenville at 1:10 p.m. Thursday in the first round of the Stonewall Tournament. The tourney goes through Saturday.
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Five-week financial workshop planned
Published: Sunday, May 1, 2005 at 4:30 a.m.
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Jollene Austin, the Edward Jones investment representative in Mills River, will host a financial workshop for individual investors. The five-week workshop will assist individuals in setting financial and investment goals.
The class will provide an in-depth look at the many different types of investments available to and suitable for investors who are working or retired.
"Whether you are interested in maximizing your long-term investment returns, reducing your income taxes, or maximizing your investment income, you should plan to attend this informative class," Austin says.
The workshop will begin on June 4 and continue through July 2.
Classes will meet one morning per week from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and will be held at Patty Cakes, 1908 Haywood Road, Hendersonville.
For more information or to reserve a seat, contact Austin at 890-2791. To learn more about Edward Jones, visit its interactive Web site at www.edwardjones.com.
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The MVP from both sides gets a Soldier's Fort set! You get one vote (for each side) so pick who you think represented their side the best!
Hopefully I got all the posts and the players...let me know if I missed any!
During the Hundred-Thousandth Battle between Bluecoats and Redcoats, Captain Stash decided it was time to unload the Bluecoats newest weapon, The Lil' Buddy. The Lil' Buddy was a great success, except no one expected the battle to rage on for so long. The Bluecoats actually ran out of ammo for their new weapon. Being a great problem solver, he came up with an amazing idea! Due to the lack of ammo for the Lil' Buddy and an overabundance of Redcoat prisoners, Captain Stash once again saved the day!
Ever wonder what a Redcoat Nightmare looks like? I bet it looks like this...
General Armendariz
As I was saying I did manage to escape and kill ALL of the guards and escape. So while I was leaving I felt a sudden urge to pee and
I came across the place were the redcoats sleep. I saw that some idiot left his window open so...
I crawled in and......
pissed on him I peed on every redcoat in that room including Joey Lock for capturing me
I called some of my friends to enjoy the moment
And I left back to my base.
The redcoats were sent on a short mission lead by Joey Lock and Commodore Hornbricker trying to capture General Armendariz.
He was Captain of a special ops barrel team the poor redcoats were outwit by GA's Sneaky ways...
Without the Reds noticing, there are really Bluecoats standing all around them.
On theright, General Armendariz, and Captain Blue hair.
The laft, Cap'n Blackmoor and Captain Zuloo
There we were, waiting... for a signal then ATACK!
It was TOO easy
And then it was over anly four Red survivors. All others dead
Since we let these survivors live. we had to do something...Humiliatng
So me and Captain Blue Hair took their pants!
And that was it! Oh I just had to do this
What I like to do on a lazy day on my tower as I watch my Bluecoats forcing captured redcoats in to labor i real fun...
Shooting them like dears.
"Ah, heres a good red."
This is the life!
a happy evening at blu coats camp
Hey, whats this. hmmm maybe we should take a brake in our hunt for blue coats
Time to chow men
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St. Thomas coach Glenn Caruso and St. John's coach Gary Fasching reflect after the Tommies' 38-19 win over the Johnnies in the NCAA playoffs Saturday.
St. Thomas advanced in the NCAA playoffs after a 38-19 win over St. John's in a historic rivalry rematch.
St. Thomas fans relished their team's 38-19 victory on Saturday at O'Shaughnessy Stadium.
Running back Jordan Roberts led St. Thomas to a 38-19 win over St. John's Saturday.
Running back Jordan Roberts led the Tommies to a 29-7 halftime lead over St. John's Saturday.
For the first time in their storied 114-year rivalry, St. Thomas and St. John's will battle in the NCAA playoffs Saturday at O'Shaughnessy Stadium.
Coach Glenn Caruso, wide receiver Jack Gilliland and defensive back Bennett Celichowski join sports editor Jesse Krull for a special Tommie-Johnnie edition of The Locker Room.
Reporter Jake Remes and director Tom Pitzen discuss the upcoming Tommie-Johnnie playoff game and the Tommies' run through the NCAA playoffs.
Running back Jordan Roberts' four rushing touchdowns powered the St. Thomas football team to a 35-14 victory over St. John's Saturday afternoon at Clemens Stadium.
Running back Jordan Roberts' 230 rushing yards and four touchdowns helped lead the St. Thomas football team to a 35 -14 win over St. John's Saturday in Collegeville.
With ESPN casting a national spotlight on the game, a Division-III record 17,327 fans clad in purple and red flooded Clemens Stadium in Collegeville Saturday.
The 84th annual Tommie-Johnnie game is knotted up at 7-7 at halftime Saturday afternoon at Clemens Stadium.
ESPN's "SportsCenter on the Road" drew a big crowd before the 2015 Tommie-Johnnie game in Collegeville.
Football coach Glenn Caruso, linebacker Steve Harrell and tight end Charlie Dowdle join sports editor Jesse Krull in the Locker Room to preview the upcoming Tommie-Johnnie game.
Students and faculty welcomed ESPN's "SportCenter on the Road" bus to campus Friday with a pep rally in anticipation of the Tommie-Johnnie rivalry game on Saturday.


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I'm attempting to host an ActiveX control in a WPF app. After attempting to use existing info on the web and here, I've hit a dead-end.
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here if needed. You won't have the power meter to talk to, but the app and demos will still load the ActiveX control successfully.
I created a simple Windows Forms application. I was able to bring the ActiveX control into the toolbar, drop it into my form, and everything is fine. The demo apps they provide do this as well.
However, getting this to work in a WPF environment is another story. The control can't be added to the toolbox and "dragged" into the app.
So far I've tried two techniques:
In short, I have an ActiveX control that works beautifully in Forms, but is a real ____ to get working in WPF.
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At the heart of our approach to Corporate Responsibility is the notion of "balance". As a business that is essentially owned by the Australian community, all of our daily decision-making gives genuine consideration to balancing commercial returns, customer service and community and environmental interests.
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Finicky Fox consignment boutique brings stylish bargains to Short Pump
Even without large scale advertising – no advertising at all actually! – Finicky Fox was buzzing with shoppers the first day I stopped by after hearing about it through a stranger in Target, no less. It was no different the next week when I came by to interview owner Tracy Tanner Scales, where I counted at least two consignors and a handful of shoppers, all within a 45-minute time frame.
Her store's word of mouth success can be contributed to two things: Tracy's genuine ability to become fast friends with her customers (consignors and buyers alike—must be her social work background) and her keen eye for great quality clothing.
I was fortunate enough to get to sit down with Tracy and find out a little bit more about what makes her boutique special and what makes her tick.
Sydney: How did you choose the name of your store?
Tracy: The fox is such a beautiful animal. Sly and smart! To have him be "finicky" as well just made sense.
When did your store open? We opened Saturday September 10, 2011. This is the first "Finicky Fox"!
What is your background? Have you always been in fashion or retail? My degree is in social work, but I have spent the last 12 years raising my two little boys. Now that they are older, I wanted to do something that I loved, which includes the following: high quality clothes and bargains!
What items or pieces do you look for when generally stocking your store? What brands and designers do you look for? Women's skirts, tops, dresses and pants are what we stock the most of, but we also carry a large variety of high-end designer handbags and jewelry. A few of the brands and designers we love are J.Crew, Anthropolgie, Banana Republic, Chico's, Talbots, Kate Spade, and Boden.
What are your go-to stores to shop for your own style? I love Anthropolgie and a good Nordstrom's sale!
How have you seen fashion globally, nationally or locally change since being in this industry and running your store? Fashion has changed in the way that women are no longer tied to "what's in style." It's all about what you love and feel great in! White jeans in January – no problem! Confidence is in style, not hem lines, colors or the latest "must have."
What pieces do you have in your store right now that women need in order to update their fall wardrobes? We have original, "can't be found in stores now," unique items that if you love it, you should work it into your everyday wear.
Do you encourage window shopping? Window shopping is a must! It inspires and drives originality.
How does Finicky Fox stand out from other boutiques and consignment stores in and around Richmond? Our vibe is so different from any other consignment store in this area. We have great music playing, lots of laughing and chatter going on at all times. We also want our customers to know how appreciative we are that they are here and that is why every woman who walks in the door is greeted and welcomed!
How would you describe your store's vibe and clientele without using the following words (think of this as Fashion Taboo): consignment, discount, cheap, fashion, designer, boutique, fun, brand-name. This store is one-of-a –kind. We are full of enthusiasm that our customers have chosen to walk through our door, and we are all about being down-to-earth and helpful in any way possible. We love high quality, beautiful clothing but hate retail prices! We are scrutinizing and picky, but that is what makes us "Finicky Fox"!
OK, time for "Either-Or". Which do you prefer? Heels or flats? Flats.
Coffee or energy drink? Coffee.
Tote or clutch? Tote.
Frozen yogurt or gelato? Gelati Celeste "Chocolate Decadence" in a waffle cone, please!
Floppy hat or structured fedora? Neither. To be completely honest, my first choice is a baseball hat of my sons' favorite team!
If you could close this interview with one word, saying, quote or inspiration, what would it be? "I like my money right where I can see it—hanging in my closet" –Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City
Much thanks to Tracy for sitting down with us for this profile!
Finicky Fox
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Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10-6
Wednesday: 10-6
Thursday: 10-6
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Yang, FH, Zhu, AX, Ichii, K, White, MA, Hashimoto, H, Nemani, RR (2008). Assessing the representativeness of the AmeriFlux network using MODIS and GOES data. JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-BIOGEOSCIENCES, 113(G4), G04036.
AbstractThe AmeriFlux network of eddy covariance towers has played a critical role in the analysis of terrestrial water and carbon dynamics. It has been used to understand the general principles of ecosystem behaviors and to scale up those principles from sites to regions. To support the generalization from individual sites to large regions, it is essential that all major ecoregions in North America are represented in the AmeriFlux network. In this study, we examined the representativeness of the AmeriFlux network by comparing the climate and vegetation across the coterminous United States in 2004 with those at the AmeriFlux network in 2000-2004 on the basis of remote sensing products. We found that the AmeriFlux network generally captured the climatic and vegetation characteristics in the coterminous United States with under-representations in the Rocky Mountain evergreen needleleaf forest, the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Sonora desert, the northern Great Plains, the Great Basin Desert, and New England. In terms of site representativeness, our analysis suggested that Indiana Morgan Monroe State Forest, Indiana, and Harvard Forest, Massachusetts, were among the forest sites with high representativeness extents; while Audubon Research Ranch, Arizona, and Sky Oaks Young Chaparral were among the nonforest sites with high representativeness extents.
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Situated adjacent to the Port of Los Angeles/Long Beach in the city center, this hotel is close to Los Angeles Maritime Museum, World Cruise Center, and Vincent Thomas Bridge.
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A complimentary buffet breakfast with hot items is provided from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. daily. San Pedro Inn & Suites also provides a complimentary shuttle to the Ports o' Call cruise ship terminal and the World Cruise Center.
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Best Western Plus San Pedro Hotel & Suites111 South Gaffey Street San Pedro CA 90731
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary buffet breakfast with hot items each morning. This Victorian hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a concierge desk, and multilingual staff. Business services and tour assistance can be provided. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
San Pedro Inn & Suites is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 60
- Number of floors - 4
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- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
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- Free cruise terminal shuttle
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference center
- Free self parking
- Year Built 1986
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Spa tub
- Free WiFi
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Television in common areas
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- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Partially open bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
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Where to Eat
A complimentary breakfast buffet with hot items is served each morning in the bar between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
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- Hiking/biking trails nearby
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- Cleaning deposit: USD 250.00 per stay
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This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. This property offers transfers from the cruise terminal. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 15 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.


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Tyler began his career as a law clerk for Kirtley, Taylor, Sims, Chadd & Minnette while he was law school during the summers of 2010 and 2011. He joined the firm as an associate attorney in October, 2011.
Tyler earned a B.A. with a double major in political science and sociology from Hanover College in 2008. He was accepted into Valparaiso University School of Law (VUSL) and received his J.D. (magna cum laude) from VUSL in 2011. Tyler's experience includes clerking for the Honorable Senior Judge Rudy Lozano in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana, Hammond Division. He also proudly worked with the VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) program while at Valparaiso University School of Law. Tyler has been a staff member in two political campaigns, and in the most recent was the lead marketing and ad designer for the campaign's print ads. Tyler was admitted to practice law in Indiana and the United States Federal District Courts of the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana on the same day he joined Kirtley, Taylor, Sims, Chadd & Minnette in 2011. Tyler is currently a member of the Indiana State Bar Association, Montgomery County Bar Association, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association and the American Bar Association.
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SIKESTON -- Keith Gene Hyde, 42, died at 6:30 a.m. Feb. 14, 2006, at his home.
Born July 15, 1963, in Sikeston, son of Norris Gene and Verna Louise Smith Hyde of Sikeston, he worked for J&L Construction Company in Sikeston and was a member of Lynwood Baptist Church in Cape Girardeau.
In addition to his parents, survivors include: his wife, Tanya Greenwood Hyde of Sikeston; one daughter, Blair Sadler of Sikeston; one brother, Darren Hyde of Miner; and one nephew, Jacob Hyde of Miner.
Visitation is from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Nunnelee Funeral Chapel in Sikeston, where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday. The Rev. Derek Staples, pastor of Lynwood Baptist Church, will officiate with assistance by the Rev. Larry Davis of Trinity Gospel Church in Sikeston.
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PowerColor R9 295X2 Review
Introduction and Technical Specifications
Published: 21st May 2014 | Source: PowerColor | Price: £1100 |
It's not often that we get to kill two birds with one stone here at OC3D. Today, however, is one such day.
Dual-GPU cards have been in danger of becoming extinct as the performance capabilities of a single GPU reach undreamed of heights. Whereas once the 3870X2 and GTX590s of this world were the weapon of choice if you wished for the highest frame-rates, now the influx of games that were first born on consoles and thus are optimised for a single GPU is so prevalent and the performance of the top end cards such as the R9 290X and the GTX780Ti are such that a dual-GPU doesn't appear to be something that the manufacturers are putting too much development towards. Instead we're reliant upon third-parties to create the monsters that we knew and loved.
One such extraordinary piece of engineering is today's review, the PowerColor R9 295X2. A card boasting twin Hawaii XT GPU cores on a single dual-slot card. We have to confess we're drooling at the possibilities.
Secondly, it can't have escaped your notice that the big push in screen terms is towards 4K displays. Even the most stubborn person will have realised that 3D was always going to be a gimmick that never gained traction. Any technology that makes half the marketplace feel sick will be shunned in favour of ever-more crisp definition. However, we know from our experience that all consoles and the majority of graphics cards struggle with anything above the regulation 1080P, so the 295X2 is the perfect card to see how realistic this "you must have a 4K display" thing is. Let's face it, when HD TV is still broadcast at 720P, the infrastructure for 2160P is hardly there.
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It almost doesn't matter what number you believe to be a high one, the 295X2 definitely has you covered. 4K support? Yes sir. More shaders than you can shake a stick at? You better believe it. The power requirements are enormous and, as we'll see on the next page, not something that PowerColor take lightly. That 4096x2160 resolution is tasty though, huh.
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It's been a while since we've seen a dual-GPU card, and PowerColor have arrived with a water-cooled behemoth, the R9 295X2.
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I really want to see a 240 rad version. That would save the temperature issue. Kinda interesting to see that the fan that comes with the rad is crap/an airflow fan.
Red lighting. Do like. Especially now it doesn't have that weird thing on the fan.Quote
Was it really that noticeable the card effecting the ambient temps and to push the CPU up by 10c...
I'm not surprised in the slightest about the 120 rad being unsuitable.. I mean come on AMD for 2 full fledged hawaii chips.. really. As Barnsley said it really should have been a 240 rad or at least the ability to somehow add it into a custom loop like the Poseidon.Quote
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Great review as always guv. There's a bit of a typo in the conclusion, though. It reads "patently" instead of "blatantly".
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No the Guv is right.
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It is a shame that AMD have decided not to put a better fan on the Rad thought. For over £1000 i would at least want something akin to stock fans of a H100i, or even a SP120, as you said it is rather hot for a water cooled part.Quote
I suppose the solution is just to wait for proper blocks to be developed and go that way. Its just a shame that there is an awesome performing GPU and they have not taken its cooling serious.
I'd believe any high end GPU setup is going to do the same, particularly with the way the air is exhausted out of the case, given that it has to travel up around the CPU cooler to get out. As a result I can't see SLI 780 Ti's being much better than the 295X2.
Nonetheless, thanks for the review and video Tom. Enjoyed both, as always.Quote
Push/pull doesn't make all *that* much different unless you're using really ty fans, it's more of an aesthetic thing. If they've included a fan for it that isn't suitable for the fin count.. that's their problem! There's no way a custom water cooling solution like that should get hot to the touch, they should have increased the rad thickness or added another cell so it was dual fan instead of single.Quote
If the radiator is getting actually hot it's reaching the point where it can't dispel the heat properly and the card temp will start to rocket, more fans will 'help' but aren't going to really change this.
Push/pull doesn't make all *that* much different unless you're using really ty fans, it's more of an aesthetic thing. If they've included a fan for it that isn't suitable for the fin count.. that's their problem! There's no way a custom water cooling solution like that should get hot to the touch, they should have increased the rad thickness or added another cell so it was dual fan instead of single.
I have found from using a push/pull setup on a H100 that it makes only a couple of degrees difference at most.
I also think the cooling system on the 295X2 is total crap, I don't think water circulating at temps around 70c is very healthy for long term reliability and I hate to think what the damage would be if it sprung a leak.
I would have liked to see the 295X2 come pre fitted with a proper full cover waterblock and three or even four 8 Pin power connectors fitted so that if you are into overclocking you can push 1.4v or more through the card to give the single 290Xs a run for their money.Quote


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Quality, very good, steel. Very durable. Could bend to the side from extreme weight, but there isn't a gun heavy enough to do that. Couple with a metal body for best results. Good paint job, the paint could however rub off where the sling attaches, but so what else is new. Not worth marking it down for.
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