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A new 2010 state requirement is pushing cafeteria workers to hone up on their food safety skills.
With recent salmonella outbreaks causing concern throughout the country, Wiregrass schools are working to make food safety a top priority.
Cafeteria workers have been involved in a three-day workshop, learning food preparation and serving techniques to ensure that only safe food makes it onto your child's tray.
The concern for food safety increases when you are preparing to serve hundreds of students. The cafeteria workers have studied and were tested to make sure they're ready to offer children the safest meals possible.
Salmonella and E.coli are just a few illnesses school cafeteria workers are studying up on to make sure they prepare safe food for students to eat.
Food Safety Extension Agent Bridgette Griffin said, "The only way for food to get to you safely is if workers cooking the food have knowledge of food safety."
Children under the age of five are most susceptible to food borne illnesses, but everyone is at risk.
"There are a few symptoms you should look for if you think your children may be affected by unsafe food." Griffin says children suffering from a food borne illness will exhibit a gamut of symptoms. "You have flu symptoms, diarrhea, vomiting and headache," she explained.
When workers prepare large amounts of food the chance of contamination increases. Workers understand the importance of taking the time to know the proper way to prepare food safely.
Houston County Schools Cafeteria Employee Priscilla Wilson said, "It's important each employee can know about food and ensure we have no food borne illnesses."
Griffin says the most effective step you can take to keep your food safe is simply washing your hands.
One of the most contaminated foods you'll run into at restaurants are lemons. Bridgette says many of them contain traces of fecal matter and that can lead to serious sickness in customers.
Some restaurants have already stopped offering lemons, to protect their customers from this food-borne illness.


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At right, Karly, 8, and Mike Reger sing to each other during the Feb. 21 Princess Ball.
The Rusty Nail Restaurant in Kent was filled by dads and their daughters Feb. 21 and 22 during Streetsboro Parks & Recreation Department's annual Princess Ball.
The event was sold out both nights.
The theme for the evening was "Candy Land" and included dinner, pictures and lots of dancing for dads and daughters alike.

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Fear and loathing in god's own country
Akshara (8) and Ananthu (6) have been boycotted at school and in their village of Kodiyoor in Kerala because they are HIV-positive. Following pressure from several quarters, they have now been allotted a separate room at school in which to study, and a new teacher
Orissa's child domestic workers: The 'nowhere' children
In a state where 48% live below the poverty line, and where natural disasters take their toll every year, it is not surprising that the population of child labour has increased by 15%. Many of these children work as domestic workers, abused, burnt and exploited in every way
Bal Sansads: Members of Parliament at 11
As India constitutes its 14th Parliament in New Delhi, 4,000 children in Tilonia, Rajasthan, have elected 56 members of parliament to their fifth Bal Sansad. The Bal Sansad is a novel way to teach children about democratic processes. But it's not just about role-playing: children are actually responsible for school administration and solving local problems such as water management
Pioneering government-NGO partnership to manage juvenile homes
Vidya Shankar, chairperson of the State Juvenile Welfare Board and founder-director of the NGO Relief Foundation, has pioneered Chennai's first government-NGO partnership for the management of juvenile homes
Orissa's IMR Mission
Orissa has the highest infant mortality rate in the country at 97 per 1,000 live births. Approximately 86,000 infants die in the state each year. Poor healthcare facilities for mother and child, malnutrition, malaria and lack of awareness are major contributing factors. Can the state reduce IMR to the targeted 60/1,000 by 2005?
Forced underground: Child labour in India's carpet belt
Media attention worldwide has only forced the practice of child labour in the carpet weaving industry of UP, Jharkhand and Bihar underground. In several towns and villages that this reporter travelled to across three North Indian states, children continue to work the looms, but behind closed and guarded doors. Child labour is a fact of life say both factory-owners and parents of the children working here. If they do not work, how will they eat?
Cash can't end discrimination
Will the recently announced cash incentives to poor mothers giving birth to girls really help to discourage female infanticide, female foeticide or the pervasive neglect of girl-children?
In the Terai region of Uttar Pradesh, where no family planning campaign has ever penetrated, it is the Naun or barber's wife who accompanies child brides to their husbands' homes at puberty and advises them on family planning and family welfare. This traditional practice does not seem likely to change in the foreseeable future


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Walked outside to smoke a cigarette was looking at the sky as I always do .I just so happened to be looking in that general direction at a star and out of nowhere really dimly lite triangles came flying across the sky. The first one looked like it may have been 2 of them together very close because it was 6 dimly lite lights and shortly after was another one that was only 3 dimly lite lights . They were moving rather fast with no sound and were not that far away from my view . I don't live far from BWI airport and they were lower than the planes that take off from there.you could see through the middle of them as if they were cloaked but the lights seemed like they were fixed a corners of a triangle . I have seem many things while lying in the pool during the summers of past years but never seen anything like this before . That was insane . The lights were so dim that if you wasn't looking in that general direction when they flew over you probably wouldn't have noticed , they were moving rather fast ...Wow I am still in AWE.
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Lisa Perry is a 45-year-old Minnesota woman who wants a fresh start. She says she's not suffering a mid-life crisis but rather "mid-life excitement". She's had enough of the Minnesota winters so she plans on moving west. Maybe take up a new career.
But before she embarks on her new life, Perry thought of a novel way to sell her "stuff" - odds and ends she has collected over a lifetime. You know, the same kind of stuff we all accumulate over the years - snowshoes, bed, seashells, Village People album, etc. So she decided to place her lifetime of "junk" on eBay and unload everything at once. She'll keep her dog, cat, photos and clothes. Everything else goes.
Like many of us perhaps, Perry has hauled her collection of life's treasures during countless moves in the past. She always worried that something would break. Now she feels liberated that her odds and ends will finally find a new home. And she won't be hauling the "stuff" any longer.
Up until this point, this story was an amusing and creative tidbit. What a unique way to eliminate the "junk" that we all accumulate through the years. But a funny thing happened on the way to eBay.
As of today, Lisa Perry has been offered a whopping $100 for her assortment of "stuff." She wasn't sure just how much her collection would fetch but she says it was definitely more than $100. She has until June to make her westward move. And she's hoping her life's treasures are worth more than the current offer.
The more I read this story, the sadder I felt. For 20 long years, through dozens of moves to a half-dozen states, Lisa Perry has faithfully collected her belongings and moved them gingerly from location to location. And now, when she makes an important decision to eliminate this extra baggage, she's told it's worth a paltry $100!
In some ways, we're all like Lisa Perry. We all collect items along the way that for some unspoken reason, we save. We cling to these items regardless of their value. They have meaning - albeit, meaning that passes with time. But to be told that all of that effort is worth $100 seems so very depressing and sad.
I once collected some obscure magazines that I was certain would explode in value over the years. So I hauled them time and time again. I would occasionally glance at this aging relics, certain in the fact that someday, they would bring a tidy sum for my retirement. I recently browsed a Web site to check on their value and, to my amazement, found they were worth $1 each. My "stash" of valuables were worth enough to fill up my vehicle with gasoline today. Needless to say, I revamped some retirement plans.
As beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, so is value. That lesson hits home with the story of Lisa Perry. When my time comes to downsize my possessions - limited as they are - I too will firmly believe they have value beyond my imagination. And like Lisa Perry, I strongly suspect I, too, will be in for a rude awakening.
Here's the lesson - if you're banking any part of your future on selling your possessions in life, you might want to contact Lisa Perry. She's out West somewhere starting all over. And I'll bet $100, she'd love to hear from you.


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Alessandro Dell'Acqua Left Malo Because It Can't Afford Him
The company that owns the label filed for bankruptcy at the end of February.
Details have emerged regarding Alessandro Dell'Acqua's exit from Malo after only a year onboard as creative director. A spokesman for the house said that after the designer's first season at the label, "it was necessary to cut costs and focus on a smaller collection, going back to classic Malo." Malo is owned by IT Holding, which went bankrupt at the end of February. The spring 2010 collection will be designed by an in-house team. "They don't need a marquee name or a creative director. It's wise to go with a team," the spokesman added. And labels can do just fine without a well-known designer fronting the brand. Like Halston, which has been selling great for almost a year without a head designer.
Dell'Acqua will focus on his namesake label. "I'm not looking at consulting anymore, unless perhaps for a Paris-based collection. That would be my dream," he said. Eh, he can always go bang down the door at Nina Ricci. But at least he's not unemployed.
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The President's Guide to Science DEC 16 2008
Aired a few weeks before the 2008 election, The President's Guide to Science is a 50-minute video featuring several prominent scientists -- Richard Dawkins, Michio Kaku, etc. -- offering their advice for the incoming US President, basically what they would teach the President about science. (via smashing telly)


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Vt. gets new mental health commissioner
Paul Dupre to take over
The executive director of a regional mental health organization is going to become the next commissioner of the Vermont Department of Mental Health.
The appointment of Paul Dupre, of Barre, was announced Thursday by Gov. Peter Shumlin.
Dupre currently leads Washington County Mental Health. He will replace acting Mental Health Commissioner Mary Moulton, who will return to her previous position at Washington County Mental Health.
Shumlin says Dupre has a long record of commitment to Vermont's mental health community and has been an aggressive advocate for Vermonters with mental health issues.
Dupre will help Vermont reshape its mental health system into one where people can receive the care and services they need closer to home.
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The Randolph County Ministerial Association is hosting a 24-hour prayer from 5 p.m. Friday until 5 p.m. Sept. 11.
The schedule is as follows:
On Friday from 5 p.m. until 10 p.m. we will meet at the small pavilion in Elkins City Park.
From 10 p.m. Friday until 7 a.m. Sept. 11, we will be at Grace Episcopal?Church on?Randolph Avenue.
From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 11, we will be back at the small pavilion at City Park.
The reason for the two locations is because City Park is closed from 10 p.m. until 7 a.m.
The purpose of this 24-hour prayer vigil is to pray for our nation, state, election, government and the church. We want to see God move in our country and especially in our region. We desperately need to see things turn around in so many areas.
We have asked several pastors and people from their congregation to take a one-hour slot during this 24-hour period and either come to the park or the Episcopal Church and pray.
I truly believe God will honor our prayers and our time of drawing together and seeking him for grace and mercy over these areas we are praying for.
When Jesus was in the Garden of Gethsemane, he spoke to the disciples and asked them, "Could you not tarry one hour?" (Matthew 26: 30 and 36).
Ephesians 4:1 says, walk in a manner worthy of the calling with which you have been called.
I believe if we walk in unity we can build America once again; if we walk (and pray) together. To serve God and country is not a privilege, it is a right. (This is a quote from Derrick Argel, a captain in the Air Force who died in Iraq in 2005.)
Let's stand with and for America and die to ourselves so that God will be lifted up and our nation will be saved and turn back to God. America is at a crossroads and we have to make a choice.
Our pastor spoke last Sunday about awakening the "sleeping giant." That is the church! The church is the heart beat of America and prayer is one of the keys that opens the door to revival or the great awakening.
Yesterday is gone, tomorrow may never come, but we have today - that's what makes the difference.
God is looking for a voice! Is it you? Are you the one?
The following is a list of churches and times we have so far.
(At Elkins City Park)
5 p.m.: St. Brendan Catholic Church, contact person Cindy Hammer.
6 p.m.: Church of God of Prophecy, contact person Pastor Steven Pyles.
7 p.m.: Grace Episcopal Church, contact person the Rev. Fred Bird.
8 p.m.: Elkins Church of God, contact person Pastor Jamie Estep.
9 p.m.: Wayside United Methodist Church, contact person the Rev. Walter Ellison.
(At Grace Episcopal Church)
10 p.m.: Otterbein United Methodist Church, contact the Rev. Jim Murphy.
11 p.m.: Open
Midnight: Woodford United Methodist Church, contact person the Rev. Bill Calhoun.
(At Grace Episcopal Church)
1 a.m.: Open.
2 a.m.: Open.
3 a.m.: Open.
4 a.m.: Open.
5 a.m.: First Christian Church, contact person the Rev. Kent Price.
6 a.m.: Open.
(At Elkins City Park)
7 a.m. First United Methodist Church, contact person the Rev. Barry Moll.
8 a.m.: Rivers of Living Water, contact person Pastor Mike Boggs.
9 a.m.: Rock Ministries of Elkins, contact people Pastor Bob and Sue Farrar.
10 a.m.: Summit Church, contact people Hal and Lisa Boehm.
11 a.m.: Mingo United Methodist Church, contact person the Rev. Ann Freswell.
Noon: Open.
1 p.m.: Open.
2 p.m.: Open.
3 p.m.: Open.
4 p.m.: Open
5 p.m.: Program complete.
If any of the pastors or churches that are not on the list would like to help us, please call me at 304-637-2331. We would love to fill every spot!
God bless all of you and we pray this will be the beginning of the greatest move of God we have ever seen in this region.


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Emerging Poet Fellows in The Wall Street Journal2016 Poets House Emerging Poet Fellows José Olivarez, Emily Brandt, Cynthia Manick, Nicole Shanté wrote fashion-inspired poems for the article Ode to a Summer Dress, that appeared in The Wall Street Journal June 23, 2016 -- Congratulations!
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Metamorphosis: The Collaboration of Poet Barbara Guest & Artist Fay Lansner
An exhibition charting the creative collaboration and friendship between the New York School Poet Barbara Guest (1920- 2006) and painter Fay Lansner (1921-2010) through drawings, paintings, collages and portraits of Guest. The first time these works have been brought together in an exhibition, they depict the progressive transformation of the creative process.
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Over 3000 items in our annual free exhibit featuring the new poetry books and poetry-related texts published in the United States in a single year.
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Kids can learn how to make pumpkin pancakes, wraps, zucchini boats and other healthy goodies packed with cancer-fighting ingredients at a new Kids Cooking Against Cancer class at Medical City Dallas Hospital. Guided by executive chef Nancy Maslonka, who teaches the hospital's adult Cooking Against Cancer classes, the idea is to encourage kids 10 and older to embrace foods that can strengthen them in years to come. Each kid should be accompanied by an adult helper and will get a chance to help make the food, taste it and go home with recipes and giveaways.
July 26 is the deadline to register for the class, which will be held July 31 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Medical City Children's Hospital Atrium, 7777 Forest Lane, Dallas. $5 per person (each child must be accompanied by an adult, and children and adults must have their own tickets). Proceeds benefit Heroes for Children, which provides assistance to families with children who have cancer. Space is limited; first come, first served. Register at medicalcitynextchapter.com.
Kids with special needs can enjoy a 2-D version of Turbo, the new animated film about a snail who dreams of becoming the fastest in the world. Studio Movie Grill partners with Variety the Children's Charity of Texas for a sensory-friendly experience, with the lights turned up, the sound turned down and the freedom for kids to talk, dance and sing as desired.
July 27 at 11 a.m. at all Studio Movie Grill locations. Free for kids with special needs and their siblings, $6 for adults. studiomoviegrill.com.
Arlington: 225 Merchants Row
Dallas: 11170 N. Central Expressway at Royal Lane and 13933 N. Central Expressway at Spring Valley
Lewisville: 1600 S. Stemmons Freeway
Plano: 4721 W. Park Blvd.
OhLook Performing Arts Center and the Dallas Summer Musicals Academy of Performing Arts present musicals that showcase teen performers.
Monty Python's Spamalot: The Tony award-winning parody of King Arthur's tales includes some adult performers. July 26-Aug. 4. 1631 W. Northwest Highway, Grapevine. $15. 817-421-2825. ohlookperform.com.
The Music Man, Jr.: Meredith Willson's classic features a charming, fast-talking con man.
July 27 at noon and 3 p.m. at the Baker Theater at the Rosewood Center for Family Arts, 5938 Skillman St., Dallas. $10, free for ages 16 and younger. 214-969-7469. dsmschool.org.
Happy 147th birthday, Beatrix Potter! Join a family-friendly tea party in honor of the creator of Peter Rabbit at NorthPark Center in an event organized by the Friends of the Dallas Public Library. An actress portraying the author will lead story time, share stories of Potter's life and take photos with the children. Kids can enjoy tea and sandwiches, do a Peter Rabbit craft and see a rare first-edition copy of Peter Rabbit.
July 28 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Level 2, behind the AMC Box Office, above Bookmarks, the Dallas Public Library's children's library at the shopping center, 8687 N. Central Expressway at Northwest Highway. $15, $10 for kids 12 and younger. Register for limited seating at 214-670-1458. fodpl.org.
DEEP IN THE HEART Kids flew in from all over the world to train and perform in a production of Kids Who Care's original musical about the Lone Star State and what it means to be a Texan. Aug. 1-4 at the Scott Theatre, Fort Worth. 817-737-5437. kidswhocare.org.
A WRINKLE IN TIME The show honors the 50th anniversary of the Newbery Medal-winning classic. This time, the adaptation is by Taffy Geisel, who also directs the show Aug. 2-31 at Artisan Center Theater, Hurst. 817-284-1200. artisanct.com.
DR. SEUSS'S THE CAT IN THE HAT Dallas Children's Theater presents the North Texas professional premiere of the adaptation originally produced by the National Theatre of Great Britain. Sept. 20-Oct. 27 at the Rosewood Center for Family Arts, Dallas. 214-740-0051. dct.org.
THE LION KING The Tony Award-winning show is the State Fair musical, presented by the Dallas Summer Musicals. There'll be a Kids Club on Oct. 5 before the matinee with cast members signing autographs. The show runs
Oct. 2-20 at Fair Park Music Hall, 909 First Ave., Dallas. Ticketmaster or dallassummermusicals.org.
ANGELINA BALLERINA THE MUSICAL See Angelina Ballerina, star of the best-selling picture books about a little mouse who loves to dance, star in her own musical as the Methodist Richardson Medical Center Family Theatre Series begins its season.
Oct. 20 at the Eisemann Center, Richardson, with a free story
time Oct. 18 at Barnes & Noble at Creekwalk Village, Plano. 972-744-4650.
eisemanncenter.com. in Plano. 972-744-4650.


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — It's rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads as they hop across a busy residential street on a rainy summer night.
Why do toadlets cross the road? To get to the woods on the other side — where they will live, eat mosquitoes and grow up to be full-sized American toads (bufo Americanus). After a couple of years, they'll make the reverse trek as adults — unless they get squashed by a car.
That's where the Toad Detour comes in.
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education sets up a roadblock each year in the Roxborough neighborhood, rerouting cars so the amphibians can cross the two-lane street without fear of, um, croaking.
Watch the video to see the great baby toad migration.
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Early childhood education workshops planned
AVON PARK - South Florida State College's Corporate and Community Education Department is offering early childhood education workshops for the spring 2014 term.
Participants will receive 0.2 hours of CEUs for each completed workshop.
In "Positive Discipline: Me Do It," participants learn why positive discipline tools are essential to resolve conflicts with young children.
It will be offered 6-8 p.m. Feb. 27. Cost is $25 and the CRN is 21619.
In "Family Involvement: The More We Work Together," participants will learn why developing a strong relationship with families in early childhood benefits children, school staff and families. It will be held 6-8 p.m. March 27. Cost is $25, and the CRN is 21621.
In "Rainy Day Activities: Let's Get Creative," participants will learn how to explore simple, fun and educational activities that add sunshine to gloomy days. It will be offered 6-8 p.m. April 14. Cost is $25, and the CRN is 21622.
Register at any SFSC campus or center. For information on child development classes, conctact Debbie Gutierrez at firstname.lastname@example.com or 784-7032.
Television dancers, singers coming to SFSC
AVON PARK - SFSC Performing Arts is continuing to celebrate its 30th Artist Series season with a showcase of spectacular dancing.
"Ballroom with a Twist" features dance pros from television's "Dancing With the Stars," finalists from "So You Think You Can Dance" and live vocals from "American Idol" finalists at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 in the Theatre for the Performing Arts.
Featured will be "Dancing With the Stars" dance pros Sasha Farber and Emma Slater, "So You Think You Can Dance" finalists Randi Lynn Strong and Legacy, and "American Idol" finalists Gina Glocksen and Von Smith.
Ballroom with a Twist brings a "frenzy of sizzling dance moves by professional international dancers spanning the hot moves of samba, waltz, foxtrot, quickstep and jive," states a news release.
"As if the jaw-dropping dancers aren't enough to keep you ogling at smooth moves and high kicks, two of your favorite "American Idol" finalists will also be joining the bill with powerhouse hit songs," it adds.
Tickets are $30, $35 and $42. They are available for purchase at www.performances.south florida.edu or at the SFSC Box Office. Hours are 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.


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Final results of the European R&D project AAS - enhancement of safety, efficiency and environmental sustainability for airport apron operations.
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CES 2016: In Win Introduces 509 Full Tower Enclosure
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 9, 2016 - 02:27 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: tempered glass, In Win 509, in win, full tower, enclosure, CES 2016, CES, case
Among the enclosures in the colorful In Win booth at CES was the 509, a new steel and tempered glass full-tower design.
(Left to right:) In Win 805 concept, 909, and new 509 full tower
The 509 is another striking design that looked particularly good with RGB lighting shown, and offers these features according to In Win:
- Tempered Glass Front and Side Panels
- Supports Versatile Cooling Options
- User Friendly Installation
- Excellent Expandability and Optimized Gaming Performance
- Form-Factor: Full Tower
- Material: SECC, Tempered Glass
- Motherboard: E-ATX /ATX/ Micro-ATX (Max: 12" x 13")
- Expansion Slots: 8
- Supports graphic card length up to 370mm, height up to 186mm
- Storage Support:
- External 5.25" x1
- Internal 3.5" / 2.5" x5, 2.5" x2
- Air Cooling Support:
- Front: 120/140mm Fan x3
- Vertical: 120/140mm Fan x2
- Rear: 120/140mm Fan x1
- Side: 120/140mm Fan x1
- Bottom: 120/140mm Fan x 1
- Water Cooling:
- Front: 360/280mm Radiator (HDD bracket must be repositioned)
- Vertical: 280/240mm Radiator (HDD bracket must be repositioned)
- CPU Cooler: Supports at least 184 mm in height
- PSU Support: ATX 12V, PSII Size and EPS up to 230mm (215mm with Bottom Fan)
- Front I/O: USB 3.0 x2, USB 2.0 x2, HD Audio
No specifics on pricing or availability just yet.
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CES 2016: Thermaltake Launches Core X71 and Core X31 Cases
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 6, 2016 - 03:12 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: thermaltake, mid tower, full tower, atx
The new Core X71 and Core X31 computer cases adorn the Thermaltake booth at CES this week, and are the latest in the company's Core series. Both cases are built using cold rolled steel and are aimed at enthusiasts looking to overclock using high end air or liquid cooling.
The Core X71 is a full tower case clad in all black with a mesh front panel and a clear side panel window on the left side. It uses a dual chamber design that separates the power supply, cooling, and storage from the main heat generating components (motherboard, CPU, and graphics). The case is practically all ventilation and can support fans or radiators on all sides with everything but the rear fan covered by removable dust filters.
Users can install up to an ATX motherboard and all manner of high end graphics cards thanks to the removable drive cage. Water cooling grommets are positioned on the rear panel and cable management grommets run along the motherboard tray and through the floor of the main chamber into the power supply chamber.
Three drives can be installed behind the motherboard tray in addition to two 3.5" drives in a moveable drive cage and the two 5.25" bays. Cooling can be air or water with up to three 140mm fans in front, three 140mm on top, and three 120mm fans on both the left and right sides of the bottom chamber. Further, there is room for a single 140mm fan on the bottom and the rear panels.
The Core X31 is a miniature version of the X71 bringing it's modularity and emphasis on cooling to a smaller package. Sitting on rounded feet, the X31 has the same black exterior with mesh vents on the front, top, and rear (but not on the sides). A large side panel window takes up the left side and shows off most of the interior. The X31 comes with a black cover to conceal the power supply and give you space to store the inevitable rat's nest of cables to keep the rest of the system looking neat and tidy.
This mid-tower case can support Mini ITX, Micro ATX, and full size ATX motherboards along with graphics cards up to 420mm long and 180mm tall CPU heatsinks. Storage support includes two 5.25" drive bays, three 3.5" drives in drive racks, three 3.5" drives behind the motherboard tray, and two 2.5" SSDs on top of the power supply cover. The case comes with three fans (and in the case of the Core X31 RGB Edition variant three Riing 12 RGB high static pressure fans with a fan controller) and users can install fans (or water cooling radiators) in the following configurations:
- Front: 2 x 140mm
- Top: 3 x 140mm
- Rear: 1 x 140mm
- Bottom: 2 x 140mm
The Core X71 and Core X31 have two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, and one HD Audio port along the top edge of the case. Both cases will be available next month in the US as well as the UK, Germany, Australia, and New Zealand shortly. The Core X71 is currently priced at $150 at Newegg. The base model Core X31 costs $100 and the RGB Edition is $130.
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Introduction and First Impressions
Antec's P-series enclosures have been around for quite a while, and have been known as quiet, stylish cases for a premium build. It had been quite a while since the last entry in the series as the previous model, the P280, which received our Gold Award when Ryan reviewed it way back in 2011, and this current version hit the market in January of 2015. Needless to say, Antec's Performance enclosures have some staying power. So how does this latest entry stack up?
The new P380 carries an MSRP of $229.95, placing it in the higher end of the premium enclosure market. While it can certainly be found for less (around $140 currently on Amazon) the bar is still set pretty high when the price exceeds $100, though the P380 is in a different world than Antec's Signature S10 enclosure, which launched at a mind-boggling $499 (it has since come down considerably). With the highly competitive enclosure market offering a number of spacious and quiet options, the P380 will need to differentiate to succeed.
"When only the best can satisfy your needs, the P380 is the answer. Known for its minimalistic design, the Performance series focuses on delivering the perfect balance between performance and Quiet-Computing. Whether you're designing your ultimate dream PC or, just creating a monster file server, the P380 should be the choice, without hesitation."
Antec is obviously confident about this newest P-series enclosure and I'll be putting it to the test using a new, more stringent enclosure review process. We'll take a look at the case inside and out, and then see how it performs with a gaming build using both a closed-loop liquid CPU cooler, and a conventional air CPU cooler to see how the case airflow affects warm components.
Continue reading our review of the Antec P380 Full-Tower enclosure!
Lian Li Announces X510 Aluminum Full-Tower Enclosure
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 17, 2015 - 07:00 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Lian Li, full tower, enclosure, cases, aluminum case
Looking for a super deluxe way to hold just about any size rig? Lian Li has a sophisticated looking option with the new X510 full-tower enclosure.
An all-aluminum case (of course - it's Lian Li!) with a no-nonsense design aesthetic and very roomy interior, the X510 still keeps a fairly trim profile thanks to the omission of 5.25-inch drive bays.
Here are some of the key features from Lian Li:
- Isolated air chambers for efficient cooling
- Fits huge components – 330mm VGA Card, 180mm CPU cooler, 245mm PSU length
- Eight expansion slots
- Support for eight total drives
- Tempered glass window for showing off hardware
- Included fan speed controller
The glass side window and included fan controller are nice touches, and while the X510 carries a steep MSRP it doesn't seem out of place for an all-alumimum case like this (depending on performance). So what is pricing/availability? The X510 should be available later in September for $399.
Introduction and First Impressions
The Antec Signature Series S10 is the company's new flagship enclosure, and it looks every bit the part. A massive full-tower design with seemingly no expense spared in its design and construction, the S10 boasts many interesting design details. So is it worth the staggering $499 price tag? (Update: A day after our review was published Newegg cut the $499 MSRP by $150, taking the S10 down to $299 after a $50 rebate.)
The Signature S10 is an interesting product to be sure. Antec, long renowned as a maker of premium cases has in recent years lost some of the cachet that they once had with enthusiasts. This is no reflection on Antec and more a result of the industy's flood of enclosures into the market, with virtually every brand filling all price segments. Corsair, SilverStone, Fractal Design, Lian Li, Cooler Master, In Win, NZXT, BitFenix, Phanteks, and the list goes on and on...
So where does the new S10 enclosure fit into this market? Antec made the daring move of placing the Signature enclosure directly at the top with a shocking $499 retail price - which subsequently dropped to $449 and then again to $349 before a $50 rebate. I can think of no other recent enclosure this expensive at launch other than the In Win S-Frame, and it positioned the S10 as an unattainable object for most builders. So was Antec successful in creating an aspirational product - even before the recent price cuts?
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The Enermax Thormax Giant is no wasp waisted SFF case
Subject: Cases and Cooling | April 21, 2015 - 05:58 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: enermax, Thormax Giant, full tower
With all the focus on SFF systems lately it is nice to see a big hearty full sized case now and again. Enermax has released just such a case, the Thromax GT which can house four 5.25" drives, five 3.5" and a 2.5" hidden behind the motherboard mount or a variety of other setups depending on your use of the converters, up to an including eight 2.5" at the cost of all your 3.5" and two of the 5.25" bays. E-ATX boards will fit, with up to nine expansion slots and if you chose air cooling many of the grates will accept 180mm or even 200mm fans with dust filters which easily slide out for cleaning. Modders-Inc were more than impressed with the volume, the fully featured front panel and the $159.99 price tag. Check out the full review here.
"Full-tower cases are sought after for the extra room they provide for system building but if size is the only thing they offer then things would get boring fast. With the market as competitive as it is, case manufacturers have begun looking into offering more than space and design cases that appeal to a lifestyle rather than be an all-in-one …"
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- The Old Lady In A Newish Dress – A Review Of Antec's P70 Mid-Tower Chassis @ Techgage
- Fractal Design Define S @ techPowerUp
- In Win D-Frame Mini @ Modders-Inc
- SilverStone Precision PS11B-Q @ Kitguru
- Corsair Hydro H100i GTX @ Benchmark Reviews
- Corsair Hydro H100i GTX & H80i GT Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Noctua NH-U9S Review @ OCC
Phanteks makes watercooling easier with the Enthoo Primo
Subject: Cases and Cooling | March 17, 2014 - 04:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: phanteks, Enthoo Primo Ultimate Chassis, full tower
With watercooling becoming more and more common some manufactures are trying to make it easier by designing cases which are set up to accommodate radiators. Phanteks' Enthoo Primo Ultimate is a pefect example as it ships with a bracket to help you install a radiator with up to two 140mm fans. Pet owners will love the filtres set up on all intake ports on this case including ones on the bottom which are very easily accessible. [H]ard|OCP were very impressed with this case; even more so when you consider this is Phanteks' first foray into this part of the cooling market.
"Phanteks is known for its wide variety of fans, but is broadening its brush stroke by now building its own computer cases. The Enthoo Primo Ultimate Chassis is a full tower computer case that promises the "Ultimate Water Cooling Solution," as well as removable filters, and a thermally isolated PSU location."
Here are some more Cases & Cooling reviews from around the web:
- Aerocool Strike-X Xtreme @ Funky Kit
- Cougar MX500 ATX Mid-Tower @ eTeknix
- Thermaltake Core V71 Full Tower @ NikKTech
- AZZA XT 1 Full Tower Case Review @HiTech Legion
- Rosewill Legacy MX2-B Mid-Tower Case Review @ Legit Reviews
- Thermaltake Urban T21 Mid-Tower Case Review @HiTech Legion
- Silverstone RV04-B Raven Full Tower @ eTeknix
- AzzA XT 1B Full Tower Case Review @ OCIA
- In Win 904 @ techPowerUp
- Corsair Graphite Series 230T Case Review @ Hardware Secrets
- BitFenix Colossus M MicroATX @ Benchmark Reviews
- XFX TYPE01 Bravo Midi-Tower @ eTeknix
- CASECOM CL-86 HALCONES Full Tower Case Review @HiTech Legion
- XFX Type01 Bravo @ Kitguru
- Antec ISK-600 mITX @ eTeknix
- BitFenix Colossus Mini-ITX @ techPowerUp
- BitFenix Shadow ATX Case Review @ Modders-Inc
- Xigmatek Nebula @ Legion Hardware
- Cryorig R1 Ultimate CPU Air Cooler @ [H]ard|OCP
- BeQuiet Dark Rock Pro 3 Heatsink Review @ Frostytech
- be quiet! Dark Rock 3 CPU Cooler Review @HiTech Legion
- Silverstone Argon Series AR04 Ultra Low Profile CPU Cooler @ eTeknix
- SilentiumPC Fera 2 HE1224 @ techPowerUp
- Thermolab LP53 Low Profile CPU Cooler Review @HiTech Legion
- Thermolab ITX30 Ultra-Low Profile CPU Cooler Review @HiTech Legion
- Thermalright HR-22 Passive CPU Cooler @ NikKTech
- Raijintek Nemesis Cooler Review: Is It a New Supercooler @ X-bit Labs
- Can't Stand Your Noisy Fan? Here's a Plan, Man @ Hack a Day
- Kiss Quiet I-Bat 120mm Cooling Fan @ Funky Kit
- Enermax LIQMAX 120S All-In-One CPU Cooler @ Modders-Inc
- Antec Kuhler H2O 1250 240mm Liquid CPU Cooler Review @HiTech Legion
- Enermax Liqtech 120X Liquid CPU Cooler Review @ Madshrimps
- Enermax Liqtech 120mm & 240mm AIO Water Cooler @ eTeknix
- Antec KUHLER H2O 1250 Liquid CPU Cooling System @ NikKTech
Thermaltake Launches Full Tower Core V71 Case
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 17, 2014 - 09:46 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: water cooling, thermaltake, full tower, eatx, core v71
Thermaltake recently launched the Core V71, which is an attractive full tower case with a modular drive bay design and plethora of cooling options. The cold rolled steel (SPCC) chassis is all black with large mesh front and top panels. A large side panel window and LED fans show off the internals.
The full tower Core V71 measures 23" x 9.1" x 22" (583x230x560mm) and supports E-ATX motherboards, 8 PCI slots, 185mm tall CPU coolers, up to 400mm long graphics cards (with hard drives removed, 310mm with the drives installed), two 5.25" drive bays, and eight 3.5" or 2.5" hard drives. The drive cages are tool-less and can be completely removed from the case. In fact, users can take out the drive cages and support bar to completely rid the PC of drive bays. Alternatively, users can utilize two hidden drive bays on the back of the motherboard tray to maintain a clean design without completely sacrificing 3.5" storage.
The case has a spot for a standard ATX PSU in the bottom of the case and numerous rubber grommets for routing and hiding cables behind the motherboard tray.
As far as cooling, users can go with water cooling radiators and/or air cooling. The cooling possibilities work out as follows:
- Top: 2 x 200mm / 140mm or 3 x 120mm
- Front: 2 x 200mm / 140mm or 3 x 120mm
- Rear: 1 x 140mm / 120mm
- Bottom: 2 x 120mm
That works out to as many as nine 120mm fans or four 200mm fans and three 120mm fans if you opt for air cooling. On the water cooling front, users could put as many as two 420mm (or smaller) radiators, one 240mm radiator, and one 120mm radiator. This would be a good use case (heh) for NZXT's Kraken G10 GPU water cooling mount with allows users to cool their GPU(s) using CPU-style closed loop water coolers in 120mm and 240mm varieties or even going all out with a custom water cooling loop for every component in the system. There are a lot of possibilities with this full tower case!
In all, the Core V71 appears to be a really nice full tower option with decent looks, tool-less bays, and ample cooling mounts. The case will be available soon with an MSRP of $160 in the US. For a new full tower that's not bad and has my interest!
CES 2014: Corsair Launches Graphite Series 760T and 730T Full Tower Gaming Cases
Subject: General Tech, Cases and Cooling | January 9, 2014 - 02:18 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: graphite series, full tower, corsair, CES 2014, CES
In addition to the Mini-ITX Obsidian 250D, Corsair is launching two full tower gaming cases under its Graphite series. The Graphite 760T and 730T are full tower cases constructed of steel and aluminum that incorporate many enthusiast-friendly features. The 760T and 730T share the same form factor and general design including two hinged side panels, tool-less drive bays, and support for air and water cooling options. Note that the 730T has metal side panels while the 760T has two windowed side panels and adds a fan controller. Further, the 760T comes in two color options (black and arctic white) while the 730T is only available in black.
The pair of full tower cases join the existing mid-tower 230T in the Graphite Series. The 760T and 730T are large 22.4" x 9.7" x 22.2" cases that offer up lots of cooling, expansion, storage, cable management, and motherboard support options. The case has a large mesh front panel that has two LED-lit AF140L 140mm fans and three 5.25" drive bays. On the top edge of the case is the front IO panel which includes two USB 3.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports, two audio jacks, and power and reset buttons. The two side panels are hinged at the back and open using a handle at the front. The left side panel is transparent to show off your hardware while the opposite side panel is opaque. In all, the Graphite 760T and 730T are attractive cases with straight lines and roughly octagonal shape. The case is lifted above the ground using large case feet.
Internally, the case supports 9 PCI slots, three 5.25" drive bays, six 3.5" (or 2.5") hard drives in two modular (and removable) drive cages, four side-mounted 2.5" SSDs, seven cooling fans, ATX motherboards, and ATX power supplies. Users should have no problem fitting a beefy multi-GPU setup into the new Graphite cases.
When it comes to cooling, the Graphite 760T and 730T support up to seven fans. Corsair includes two LED-lit AF140L 140mm fans in the front and a single AF140L fan in the rear that come pre-installed. From there users can add three 140mm or 120mm fans to the top and a single 120mm fan to the bottom of the case. Users that opt for water cooling can instead install a 360mm radiator in the top of the case and a 280mm radiator to the bottom of the case. The 760T includes a fan speed switch that switches between 12V and 7V power to control the speed (and noise) of the cooling fans. The cheaper 730T does not include this integrated fan controller, however.
Both the 760T and 730T will be available in February from Corsair's authorized distributors and will include a 2 year warranty. The Graphite 760T has an MSRP of $179.99 for the black version and $189.99 for the arctic white SKU. On the other hand, if you can live without windowed side panels, a fan controller, and only one color choice, the black Graphite 730T has an MSRP of $139.99.
Personally, I find it to be a neat looking case that I am considering for my next build assuming the reviews hold up on the build quality. What do you think about the newest entrants to Corsair's Graphite Series?
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In Win Unveils Full Tower Tou Chassis
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 6, 2013 - 01:12 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: in win, tou, full tower, atx, tempered glass
In Win, a manufacturer of cases, power supplies, and storage drives showed off a prototype full tower ATX case at Computex 2013 that is now officially launching as a production model in limited quantities. The case, called the Tou, is constructed of a sand case aluminum frame and surrounded by tempered glass with a mirror finish.
The glass is such that when the internal case LEDs are off, the various case panels act as mirrors. However, when the internal blue LEDs are turned on, light passes through the glass and users can see the PC internals through the glass panels.
The full tower chassis is roughly rectangular with angular edges, a large mesh vent on the top panel, bottom mounted 5.25" drive bay, and two handles attached to the front panel. The front panel has two skinny vents on either side to allow the front 120mm intake fan to pull in cool air. The top panel supports 360mm water cooling radiators or three 120mm fans. Front IO includes two USB 3.0 ports and two audio ports.
Internally, the In Win Tou case supports ATX motherboards, ATX power supplies, three 3.5" hard drives, two 2.5" SSDs, and GPUs up to 380mm in length.
According to Hexus.net, the limited edition Tou case will be available soon for around $800. IT is an interesting design, and the mirrored panels are unique. I don't care for the particular angular edges and bolt pattern on the side panel, and the internal features are at a bare minimum, which is less than I would have expected from an $800 case. I'm interested to see what case modders are able to do with it though, and how enthusiasts take advantage of the mirrored glass to show off their systems.
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The University of Georgia is a member of the Center for Academic Integrity (CAI). The CAI provides a forum to identify, affirm, and promote the values of academic integrity among students, faculty, teachers and administrators.
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Do the winter months get you down more than you think they should? If so, you might have seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
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DeLand, Fla. -- Tim Smith led four players in double figures with 21 points as ETSU defeated host Stetson 81-72 in an Atlantic Sun Conference game Thursday evening at the Edmunds Center.
The Buccaneers (9-7, 6-3 A-Sun) went 33-for-41 from the free throw line en route to their eighth win in their last nine games.? The Hatters (2-14, 2-6 A-Sun) dropped their fourth game in a row.
The game followed a familiar script for the Hatters, who found themselves down 15 early in the second half.? A late run pulled Stetson to within 71-66 with two minutes to play, but the Bucs held on for the nine-point victory.
'When we play hard and with passion we are a pretty good team, but I am at a complete loss as to how to motivate them to do that,' Hatters head coach Derek Waugh said.? 'It seems like the only time we play well is when are backs are against the wall.? We were absolutely lethargic in the first half tonight.'
ETSU, which was just a 61 percent free throw shooting team on the season, made eight of their nine attempts from the line in the first half and 25 of 32 shots in the second half.?
'Overall, that's tough to overcome so many free throws,' Waugh said.
E.J. Gordon led the Hatters with season-highs of 26 points and 10 rebounds, marking the Hatters' first double-double performance of the year.? The only other Hatter to reach double figures was Kris Thomas with 10 points.
'E.J. played well and got to the rim, and the freshmen are all playing pretty well right now,' Waugh said.? 'But I have no clue on who is going to play well on a given night.? There seems to be no rhyme or reason.'
For ETSU, Dillon Sneed recorded 14 points and nine rebounds, Travis Strong scored 13 points and Ben Rhoda added 12 points.? Smith, the NCAA steals leader, picked up four steals but committed 10 turnovers in the game.
The Hatters will continue their three-game homestand on Saturday night vs. Kennesaw State.? Tip-off is set for 7 p.m.


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"Tonight, the auditions end." These words thundered across the screen at the beginning of Tuesday's "America's Got Talent," but they didn't signal less screen time for the hit series. Following an opening hour in which the final hopefuls tried to join the ranks of those who went on to Vegas, the show gained some two hours of semi-finals, where those already confirmed competed directly with acts like themselves in order to secure a spot among the 48 contenders who would go on to Hollywood, and perhaps, the $1 million prize that awaits the season's winner.
But the remaining auditions were more mixed than usual. Where past episodes were split evenly between people who were knockouts and people who deserved to be knocked out of competition, last night's installment featured a variety of middling performers, only a few of which seemed to compete at the level of past winners. Although judge Piers Morgan suggested that this was not their year, Sharon Osbourne and Howie Mandel eagerly voted three little girls, Avery and the Calico Hearts, on to the next level. Osbourne, meanwhile, passed on 45-year-old personal trainer Kevin Shelley, whose act involved breaking a series of boards with his forehead, but Morgan and Mandel thought his act was intriguing enough to get him to Vegas.
Morgan was unimpressed with musician-comedian Chris Newberg, but Mandel and Osbourne voted him on to Vegas, while not even a backup performance by host Nick Cannon could get King Diamond, a 61-year-old soul singer, through his creaky version of The Temptations' "Just My Imagination" and on to the next level. Cannon was surprised to admit that he agreed with Morgan for once when the judge suggested that Chicago's Ultimate Tumblers retain some of their roughness, while Mandel argued they could use a little more polish. All three were unanimous about vetoing the chances of Manchego, a Napoleon Dynamite-looking guy who shed about ten pairs of speedo underwear before his big (unseen) finale. (The judges noted that the stage crew was in no hurry to clean up after his performance.)
While Sam Cooke-esque singer Desmond Meeks was probably the best performer among all that auditioned, it was two septuagenarians calling themselves Meet Me At Fairfax And 3rd that took home the episode's final "yes" vote. While one of the men mumbled through a performance from behind a piano, his companion did headstands on a chair next to him. Mandel suggested that their union was some odd sort of alchemy, but Cannon's reaction spoke volumes: by the end of their short number, he was wiping away tears of laughter.
With two more hours of "America's Got Talent" to go, the show didn't hesitate to play up some of the drama of the competition, taking pregnant pauses right before the judges made key decisions, or as crucial performances offered hopefuls what may have been their final opportunity to show that they had talent. But what was most interesting was how the judges paired various performers according to their particular specialty or discipline, and then pitted all of these similar ones against one another in grouped competitions. The performers on last night's show had the advantage of being the judges' favorites, but that certainly didn't mean their tickets to Hollywood were already printed.
The "danger" competition was first, and Kevin Shelley's minutes were numbered after he failed to break cinder blocks on his back while balancing on two samurai swords. A group of trick bicyclists and a guy literally throwing himself on a bowie knife, however, made it on to the next round. In the "vocal groups" category, 4Play, a quartet of female singers, was dismissed immediately when their harmony unraveled halfway through a performance of Aretha Franklin's "Natural Woman," even as twin duet Mona Lisa impressed the judges with a slinky interpretation of Estelle's "American Boy."
The two competing pole dancers, Steve and Soleil, both brought their A-game to their performances, lending the oft-dismissed style of dance grace, power and genuine beauty. Soleil unfortunately didn't make it to Hollywood, but among the dancing and acrobatic groups she was one of the few who didn't continue on to the next level. After one of the dancers in the "Last Dragon"-inspired dance troupe Fatally Unique fell and injured herself, things looked dire, but she recovered and later helped her teammates dance their way into the judges' hearts. At the same time, a carnival-inspired ensemble failed to proceed forward in the competition, despite the tenacity and dedication of one of the group's dancers, who injured her ankle moments before their performance.
None of the animal acts impressed, and were all subsequently dismissed, but the biggest heartbreak of the night came when Cindy Chang, who had every chance of being the season's Susan Boyle, delivered an underwhelming performance and was dismissed by the judges. With her unpretentious, housewife style and maternal encouragement, she in just days became a support system for some of even her competitors, and her failure to move on shook the group's confidence even as they moved on to Hollywood.
On the other hand, Dani Shay, a fresh-scrubbed singer with a terrific voice and a look that more than passingly resembles Justin Bieber, struggled through her performance of an original song, but was afforded a second chance after Osbourne instructed her to play a song that the judges were familiar with. She made it on to the next level, but not all of her singer-songwriter competitors were as fortunate. On the other hand, teen band Pop Life absolutely demolished their cover of Cee-Lo's "Forget You," and they were subsequently handed their golden tickets to Hollywood.
The comedians and novelty acts fared somewhat more unevenly, highlighting the fact that the judges' initial approval during the audition stage really means precious little in terms of the overall competition. A drag queen, for example, was dispatched following her screechy performance of a Tina Turner song, while a group of human-sized puppets shuffled through a spirited rendition of "Whatever Lola Wants" before being ushered through to the next level. And though Kinetic King's (literally) explosive experiment impressed the judges enough to get him a green light to the Hollywood leg, it remains to be seen if his handmade, meticulously-designed pieces of performance art will find their footing when placed in competition with more conventionally-appealing acts. What is certain, however, is that "America's Got Talent" seems to be sifting through its sort-ofs and wannbes, and starting to find the few performers who can prove the show's title true.
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Plans for a $3....
I think this is a complete waste of money. If they would adjust the timing of the lights back to what they were about 6 months ago, as it is obvious that they increased the time that you sit there, it would be fine. As I work in the city, I believe this could effect more than just Norwood residents because I live outside the city, but frequently use the Seventh and Greene Street left turn. This could also affect businesses throughout the area. I personally try to avoid Pike Street and Acme.
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All of their phone numbers are listed in the editorial section of the weekend newspaper. They can also be found on the Board of Elections website under the Elected Officials tab. You can also email any or all of them at councilman's name @ mariettaoh . net.
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OK, our Council members pretty much do whatever they want to do, but they also tend to do whatever is in their own self-interest. So, show them that voting NO during tonight's REAL VOTE at the regular Council meeting is in their (and their constituents') best interest! Burn up their phone lines today telling them you don't want this mess! If this vote takes place tonight without you having voiced your opinion to the people who represent you, then you need not even have an opinion!
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I now believe that most of the people who claim there is congestion at the intersection have never traveled to a major metropolitan area.
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Can someone explain what REALLY happened with this intersection? Since nothing is wrong with it, did someone important have an accident, and since they couldn't possibly accept blame, this blossomed into a "blame the road" type of scenario? All this to deflect blame away from somebody important? Is there some other basis for this nonsense? There MUST BE more to this than what we're reading? I wish we knew the real story here....perhaps old police reports would show what's really going on were someone inclined to research.
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This one will probably be started around the same time that the state is relocating Route 26 at Acme and Greene, and they start the work on Acme and Pike. It will be quicker to reach Marietta via I-77 and Parkersburg than it will be to use Route 7.
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How can something that is going to so adversely affect such a large amount of people be decided by such a small minority? Oh wait...that's government.
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It does no good to voice an opinion to any government entity. They are going to do what they think is best for everyone regardless of consequences, then blame someone else.
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mrhomer--don't bother trying to avoid this intersection. I go that way each & every day and watch countless cars zoom through the Speedway parking lot to not wait on the light.
Since I never, ever see the police stopping any one of them, this MUST be a legal way for people to navigate the intersection. Just use the Speedway access onto Greene Street.
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I travel that way a lot and always turn left onto Greene so my plan is to avoid this whole crappy mess by going Colegate to Greene or south side to Acme and not frequent present or future businesses involved in that area...hope for their sake not everyone feels that way.
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Please read today's article on Williamstown police pay. They need to keep their police rates competitive. But, even so, Councilman Seufer directs that the full effects on the city's budget must be considered: a cautious, concerned, clear-headed approach to a vital issue. Now float yourself back across the river. Despite (1) heavy criticism from taxpayers, (2) demonstrated injury to Norwood residents, (3) little if any benefit to be gained from the new intersection, and (4) a tight budget which restrains city alley repair to only one per year, Marietta council now incurs an additional expense of $389,637 in order to avoid getting a "black eye" (with ODOT). Wouldn't it be much better use of taxpayer funds to upgrade an alley or two rather than to throw nearly $400,000 toward fixing something that's not broke?
Compare the two councils -- today one was fiscally responsible, the other was fiscally irresponsible.
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Pike Street is the beginning of Marietta's business corridor and should remain as such. Greene Street at Pike and Seventh is the residential beginning of Norwood. It's non-nonsensical to send Norwood residents out onto Pike Street where they will cause more congestion in an already congested intersection.
The Administration, not the Council, has taken a small cluster and turned it into a huge CLUSTER. They are using scare tactics to try to make people believe ODOT monies will not be offered to the city in the future if this project isn't a go. They say approve this now and we can "tweck" it later. Tweck??? Are you kidding me? All "tweaks" need to be worked out before any further voting occurs. The only "tweaks" are the ones in the engineers, and Mayor's and Hupp's offices.
Why didn't the city try a dry run of no left onto Greene from Seventh instead of using computer simulation? Why not block the Greene entrance/exit from Speedway temporarily
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Did you all just get the feeling that council gave us the back of their hands? This is beyond ignorant. Quite frankly it borders on stupidity. The last 'upgrade' was done by 'experts' and was suppose to take care of the traffic issues. Obviously there are a few issues still so hey! let's have the 'experts' do it again!! Those 'experts' in Columbus don't drive here, don't live here and don't care about logical solutions. Yeah, paid for by 'free money grants' but those come with those who haven't a clue and too many strings attached. Why is Council listening to out of towners and not their own citizens?
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Go Bucks you are right on after all it wasn't the citizens who put all the sewer man covers in the middle of the road on Rt. 7 where traffic had to hit them it was engineers this road was dug up why didn't they put these man made pot holes outside the curbs?? Needs of the many out weigh the needs of the few is ok on Star Treck but not here cause no one is needing this waste of money done here and we don't need city council chaseing off potential busnesses.....
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Huge mistake getting rid of that left turn onto Greene St. Besides the headache it will cause us Norwood residents, it will basically guarantee the Movie Gallery property will sit there empty. Not a good idea.
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Engineers planned this intersection originnaly.Why would you trust them now,if the current design is wrong?
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This is going to be a total mess and a total waste of money. I drive this daily and thanks for adding 10 extra minutes to my day. It's fine the way it is.
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So, Brothers supports this impending debacle? Thinks this minor inconvenience to a few people is no big deal. Doesn't sound to me like he's got the makings of a very good Mayor!
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$3.2 million... I mean there are all types of speed bumps, ON-ROAD walk signs, Flashing lights, Signs, Traffic Lights, FLASHERS!
If you are still getting it by cars, It's your own dumb fault. I'm just being real.
Nest month the city will raise a tax saying they are $3.2 million short on Misc items.
This is the dumbest area I've ever lived in.
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Brothers said, The engineers have looked at this and said this was the best solution! Do you know any engineers with common sense?
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Rok there is no doubt that it is currently a poorly designed intersection. When it was done this way the same things were said by ODOT engineers then that they are saying now...smoother traffic flow, less accidents, pedestrian safety, etc.
As a daily driver of this intersection I can tell you that timing the lights, closing the middle school cut through road by Speedway, or even allowing access to Speedway by Green Street only would all have more of an impact than this waste of money. This will put more traffic onto Pike Street, which is already a mess, and make Speedway and other small roads by Captain D's and Phillips School much busier.
What's worse, council members seem indifferent in their 'people will find a safe way home' or nobodys jumping up and down about it' from last week. This is a good example of governing by what is in your wallet (the potential of grant dollars)rather than by using brains for simple cost effective solutions.
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Ahh. I'm ok with it. That's probably the most congested intersection in the city most days. Always thought having 2 traffic lights a hundred feet or so apart was dumb. Should never have designed the intersection that way to begin with. I looked at the presentation online about the project and think it will save considerable time for most folks that travel thru that intersection on a daily basis.
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Do you think The Times could at least publish a drawing or illustration of what we're talking about here? Jeez, a picture is worth a thousand words. Give us the plan and let us see it. At the very least, tell us where it is. Get with the times, Times.
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Dimmer Abicht sees job$$$ for his union cronies -- what the rest of them were thinking, or not thinking, can't be surmised. Regardless, KICK THEM OUT! If there ever was a reason to do so, THIS is it!
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A debacle in the making.
I cannot believe coouncil will not even make an effort to change light timing, increase enforcement of the traffic laws, etc. before altering this intersection on such a large scale.
Oh---wait--"free money"! That's why they are doing it. Well, that money ain't free and the resulting intersection will be a disaster.
Congratulations, council. Take a bow.
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Born Aug. 8, 1925, in Bear Springs, Tenn., to the late Homer and Edna Watts Black, he had lived in Granite City most of his life. He was employed with Laclede Steel Co. in Alton, Ill., until he retired, was a World War II U.S. Army veteran and was of the Baptist belief.
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In some ways, public education in this nation is in trouble. There's a growing indication that public education is being strongly challenged by private and parochial schools to capture students and guide their educational needs. This growing gap between these two approaches to education will become a battleground in the years ahead. I have said that countless times in the past.
Some critics believe that public education has actually failed in the mission to educate our youth. You've all heard the stories of students unable to read despite a high school diploma. It's these horror stories along with issues of discipline that have tarnished the image of public education.
In some areas, states have begun requiring exit exams for graduates as a means to assure the public that their education has been successful. These exams simply assure the public that indeed the public education system is turning out students who have the basic skills to survive in society.
Massachusetts state officials decided to implement an exit exam that gave students five chances beginning in their sophomore year to pass a basic test showing they had mastered the basics of English and math. Other states, including Texas, have long had similar exit exams.
But state officials are finding that nearly half of the minority students are unable to pass these exit exams. That compares with a 19 percent failure rate for all students. Obviously there's a problem with the educational success of minority students that public education must accept and improve.
I would think that minority groups would be up in arms with this high failure rate and begin a process of working with public educators to improve these numbers. Without these basic educational skills, these students face an uphill battle for jobs and success in careers.
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I would think these minority groups would demand that public education work harder to improve the success rate of minority students. I would think these results would lead to an increased dialogue on how to address the educational needs of minority students. But instead, these groups want to eliminate the tests. By default that means these groups are satisfied that half of their students cannot master simple skills to graduate from high school.
Minority groups believe the tests "punish" minority students. I honestly don't have a clue on how they arrive at this conclusion. And again these groups do a great disservice to their students by challenging the tests themselves.
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