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Police investigate robbery at restaurant
Erie police said two males robbed the Acme Restaurant, 2301 Broad St., Tuesday night.
Police said the suspects took money from the register after one of them showed a black handgun.
There were no injuries, police said. The incident was reported at 8:29 p.m.
After the robbers left the restaurant, they were seen walking south on Broad Street, police said.
Police described the robbers as black males. One was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and the other was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt, police said.
Police seek suspects in Walmart theft
State police are searching for three men who stole more than $1,000 worth of merchandise from the Walmart store at Interstate 79 and Route 6N in Washington Township in August.
Police said the theft happened at about 9:30 p.m. on Aug. 24. Three men left the store with a tote full of clothing items worth $1,022.35 and fled in a Buick Century sedan. The license plate on the car was determined to have been stolen from Erie, police said Tuesday.
Two of the suspects were described as black males in their 20s; 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall with thin builds. The third suspect was described as a heavyset black male, 30 to 40 years old and about 5 feet 10 inches tall and 250 pounds.
Anyone with information is asked to call state police at Lawrence Park Township at 898-1641.
Driver not hurt after pickup hits building
EDINBORO -- The driver of a pickup truck wasn't hurt after the truck crashed into a building at 109 Erie St., according to Erie County dispatch.
The crash was reported at 2:05 p.m.
The building that was hit was a business, the dispatcher said.
Police: Woman hit dog with board, blinds it
PITTSBURGH -- A woman was charged with striking her neighbor's dog in the head with a board, blinding it.
Tairon J. Luster, 22, was arguing with neighbor Rosalyn Reed on Saturday in Pittsburgh when she hit the 20-pound miniature American Eskimo with a 2-by-4 while it was on a leash in the yard, authorities said.
Reed said the 9-year-old dog, Saki, can't see and can hardly walk.
Luster was charged with simple assault, cruelty to animals, criminal mischief and illegal drug and weapons counts.
Duquesne University kicks Rivera off panel
PITTSBURGH -- Duquesne University said TV personality Geraldo Rivera isn't welcome to appear on a panel at the Pittsburgh school because of a half-naked self-portrait he posted this summer.
Duquesne said the cell phone picture Rivera posted in July was inappropriate and not in line with the school's values as a Catholic university. Rivera had been scheduled to moderate a panel to mark the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination.
Rivera said he learned of the cancellation last week.
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I would like to express my concerns about the courthouse of Tiffin. In my opinion, the courthouse has served its purpose since 1884. Though it is sad to see such a historic landmark face its upcoming demolition, unfortunately, the voters of Seneca County have rejected the tax levy needed to save it. Because of the state of our economy, especially in Seneca County, the citizens just cannot afford to rebuild the building in its rundown condition. Had previous county administrators maintained the building, it might not have needed such extensive repairs and possibly could have been saved. Because the majority of the voters rejected the tax levy, the building now must come down. I feel we could buy a lot of electronic storage for documents said to need warehousing for a portion of the cost of reviving this old building. The new courthouse annex built within the last 10 years can continue to serve this area until the economic state of our county can afford otherwise.
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Q. There was recently a flash flood in a neighboring town--and it seems like there's another earthquake reported every week. Our library doesn't have a disaster plan. Where can I get help in writing one?
A. There are a number of resources available to you. Start with the "Disaster Recovery" resources prepared by members of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services as background material for the first ever Preservation Week, May 9-15, 2010.
Be sure to work with your local government and your state library, as your plan needs to work in concert with those developed for larger areas. Some state libraries or regional consortia will have resources of their own. The California Preservation Program of the California State Library, for example, has a disaster plan template available. LYRASIS Preservation Field Service Program has extensive resources available for its members, as do other regional networks.
There are also workshops, such as those available online from LYRASIS or the tailored on-site workshop available from the Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC). Again, check with your local consortium, state association, or state library to see what might be available in your area--or to see what would be entailed in bringing one of the workshops from ALCTS, NEDCC or LYRASIS to your area.
We've collected additional disaster readiness resources on our Professional Tips wiki.'
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I think that you are getting great advice on how to get the right format for your disaster management program. I am one of those people that respond to disasters and would like to add a couple of things:
1. If possible photo document your archives and the building they are housed in. Once the area is designated a disaster area you will need this information to prove the pre-existing condition of the archives and the building.
2. Establish a relationship with the building engineers now. Usually they are the decision makers for the recovery effort of the building that directly effect your archives. They need to understand in advance what your collection really means to the community and how it might not be replaceable.
3. Your state archives division should have list of organizations that can help support your efforts as you develop your disaster program
A piece of advice:
After 14 hurricanes, 15 floods, and some odd manmade disasters I have learned is to expect all logical predicted outcomes of your plan will fall short of achieving your goal. Your plan must be designed to move with the emergency as it happens in real time and does not position your people in harms way.
Once the event has run its coarse stick to your guns and protect your collection. Shoring up support prior to the disaster and having a plan in place will help you and save your documents.


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Thanks for the detailed reply. I couldn't really find any details on the actual RSM sampling except some shader code in the Crysis paper to downsample it. I'll try implementing what you mentioned. Is this similar to creating stable shadow maps?
Also does this also apply to using a perspective camera or only an orthographic projection? In case I wanted to do a spot light do I need to do anything special?
Unfortunately I'm stuck with opengl or dx9 right now. Unity3D version 3 also doesn't have tex3d.
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There may have been times when we were not feeling our most attractive, but because we let it go and just allowed ourselves to be, no one seemed to notice. Other times we may have felt horribly self conscious and when we allowed it to show, others became uncomfortable as well. It is often far more endearing to hear someone say that they are not feeling very attractive than it is to see someone trying too hard to be, and the difference is in the expression of sincerity. Putting up a false front is never as appealing as honesty, and when we exude easy confidence, we allow others to feel comfortable with us and around us. Today you can enjoy the benefits of merely being yourself.
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Eastern Mennonite University participates in the Federal Stafford Loan program to provide assistance for students enrolled in the MBA program. The annual maximum a student may borrow through this program is the annual cost of tuition and books or $18,500, whichever is less. The interest rate is variable but cannot exceed 8.25%. Repayment of principal and interest* is deferrable until after the student ceases to be enrolled on at least a half-time basis. Half-time enrollment is defined as a minimum of 5 credit hours during a 15 week fall or spring semester or 4 credit hours during a 9 week summer session.
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Federal Stafford Loan Eligibility and Application Procedures
Eligibility. The student must be officially admitted to the MBA program and be a U.S. citizen or a U.S. permanent resident (as documented by INS). The student must be enrolled at least half-time in courses offered as part of the MBA program of study. A "prerequisite" course may not be counted in determining enrollment status, unless the course is normally offered as part of another program of study which has been approved as an eligible program of study by the U.S. Department of Education.
Application Procedures. Students should follow the following sequence of events:
- Apply for admission and receive a student ID number. The student's Social Security number must be entered as part of the EMU student record.
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and list EMU as a recipient of the results of this "need-analysis" document.
- Within about three weeks of sending the FAFSA to the federal processing center, the results of the FAFSA will be electronically sent to EMU (applicant selects schools to receive FAFSA results when completing the FAFSA).
- If a student has been admitted and has a social security number as part of his or her student record at EMU, the results of the FAFSA will "activate" a financial aid file at EMU. Once "activated" the Financial Assistance Office will determine eligibility for both Federal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans.
- The Financial Assistance Office will mail to the student a Financial Assistance Award Letter, detailing the loan eligibility amounts along with instructions on how to apply for a loan. Typically the application process begins with the student completing a "Loan Request Form."
- The student will complete the Loan Request Form and return it to the Financial Assistance Office. Upon receipt, the Financial Assistance Office will electronically submit a request for loan funds from a specified lender.
- The lender will mail to the student an application/promissory note to complete and return.
- Upon receipt of the application/promissory note, the lender will electronically transfer the loan proceeds to EMU in two disbursements which will be credited to the student's account. If a student is borrowing a Federal Stafford Loan for the first time at EMU, he or she must attend an "entrance interview" prior to the crediting of the first disbursement.
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Florida has lost a lot of gains, since Rick Scott came in with his ideas of how to "run" a business. From his past experience in running HCA/Columbia hospitals into the laps of the Feds for Medicare FRAUD, the state has really seen "an advantage" on how to cheat ALL the little folks!
Educational gains over a past history of losses compared to schools in the "north", were always on the agenda for grads that wanted to succeed. Stay in Florida or "go"!?!
With the Republicans pushing for tax breaks on business, big or small in the state, the income for schools, colleges and medical care programs got slashed.
With parents going after Scott, he relented and changed the cuts to the school system. Higher education cuts will put grads back on the back-line competing for minimum-wage jobs with their parents. WRONG!
We can NEVER compete with the Asian market, as we do not foster the idea that education is the ONLY was that we grow into a survival mode in this nation.


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Dave Matthews Band to play Alpine Valley July 5-6
You can almost set your watch by Dave Matthews - the crowd-magnet rocker and his band will play Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy July 5 and 6, according to a post on the band's website Monday morning.
The website and the site for Warehouse, the official Dave Matthews Band Fan Association, don't have many more details, including price information. Tickets go on sale to the public on March 22, according to the Warehouse site, with fan association members able to make ticket requests starting at 9 a.m. Thursday. »Read Full Article(3)
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Forget what the calendar says. Summer officially came to Milwaukee Saturday with Kenny Chesney.
The 45-year-old country superstar brought his "No Shoes Nation" tour to about 41,000 people at a sold-out Miller Park Saturday night - but it was clear to the thousands of revelers that this was no mere concert. »Read Full Article(18)
Skylight Music Theatre delivers an intimate 'Porgy & Bess'
Powerful, emotional singing delivered a searing story of misery, heartbreak and hope in Friday's opening of the Skylight Music Theatre's "Porgy & Bess."
Directed by Bill Theisen - his last production as Skylight's artistic director - this "Porgy" relies on a chamber-ensemble cast and orchestra to tell a tale usually told with a huge chorus and full orchestra. »Read Full Article


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Erie Playhouse supporter cooks French in honor of 'Les Mis'
On Oct. 17, the curtain will rise on the stage of the Erie Playhouse much as it has for every performance of the season opener, "Les Miserables." But this time, something will be different.
For this performance only, the theater seats will be empty. Instead, invited guests will be sitting amid a spectacular set on a candlelit stage for "Un Soir a Paris" (an evening in Paris) of the culinary sort.
Designed as a donor appreciation dinner (for special levels of giving), the event has become a highly anticipated annual affair with 60 to 70 invited guests expected to attend.
Armed with a 20-page "script" detailing every minute of the evening, Playhouse development staff member Teri Marshall will be "directing" the dinner from behind the scenes.
But Don Baxter Jr., M.D., local dermatologist, Episcopal priest and past-president of the Erie Playhouse board of directors, will don his chef's toque to "produce and choreograph" an elegant French meal.
An avid supporter of the theater since 2000, when his children Emily and Edward were first in the Youththeatre program, Baxter and his wife, Susan Paradise Baxter, have also acted in local plays and hope to continue to do so.
He first volunteered his culinary talents last year for a donor appreciation dinner featuring Italian food.
"Since we try to theme the dinner with what is currently running at the Playhouse, the meal this year will be French because of 'Les Miserables,'" Baxter said.
He said French cooking is in many ways the king of cuisines.
"Because of the variety and complexity of ingredients it can be intimidating to many, but in reality it is like everything else in cooking if you just take it one step at a time."
With Marshall's assistance, much of the food will be prepared by Baxter in his commercially designed home kitchen. Then, through some theatrical magic and improvisation (otherwise known as hot boxes, slow cookers and a small camp stove, if needed) the food will be plated and served to diners seated along a Parisian street on the Erie Playhouse stage.
Primarily self-taught, Baxter first became interested in cooking in high school.
"It then became a necessity in college because I lived with four other guys who really did not know how to cook.
"After a long day at work I find cooking relaxes and invigorates me," Baxter said. "It is my way of chilling out."
Supported by a large cast of Playhouse volunteers, including musical performances from "Les Miserables," the event is designed to be dynamic.
"I only hope at the end of the evening, everyone is well fed and feels a deeper love and loyalty to the Erie Playhouse," Baxter said.
Dim the lights. Curtain up. The show is about to begin.
Rhonda Schember is a local home economist. Write to her c/o Lifestyle department, Erie Times-News, 205 W. 12th St., Erie, PA 16534 or e-mail your note to email@example.com.


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Packers' Bigby returns to practice
Safety has been sitting out with hamstring injury
Green Bay — It might not be the best venue for safety Atari Bigby to make his return from a hamstring injury.
Two years ago, Bigby suffered a hamstring injury at Ford Field that shelved him for five games. Then this year he injured his hamstring at the Metrodome Nov. 21 and was forced to miss two games.
The common thread between those two places is their artificial surface.
"You know what? You're right," Bigby said when reminded about that. "I didn't even think about that. There might be something there. I don't know. It could just be me."
Bigby was back on the practice field Thursday for the first time since the Vikings game, taking part in a good portion of the full pads workout. He was officially listed as limited on the Packers' injury report.
The medical staff passed Bigby on a running test Thursday morning, ending a 2½-week rehab that slowed his progress. Bigby missed the first eight games following ankle surgery in August but was rotating with starter Charlie Peprah when he pulled the hamstring at Minnesota.
Bigby made a touchdown-saving tackle of Percy Harvin on a kickoff return and was starting to make a run for his old job at strong safety. He's not exactly back at square one, but he has to pick up where he left off if he's going to be of any help to the club down the stretch.
"At that point," Bigby said of the Minnesota game, "I was ready. I was ready for anything. I guess I wasn't because I got hurt."
This time around, the coaches have to decide whether to bring him back for an artificial turf game or wait another week for grass at New England. Bigby said he did not work any special teams in practice, which is usually a sign if a player is going to be active, but he said he was cleared so late in the morning that he didn't have a chance to get into the rotation.
"Atari is making a lot of progress," coach Mike McCarthy said. "He was able to practice today. We just tried to control what segments of practice that he went through. But he looked good, particularly in the opponent scout reps that he was taking.
"It will be encouraging to see how he feels in the morning when he goes through the doctor's evaluation."
Injury report: Left tackle Chad Clifton (concussion, knees) returned and took part in the full pads practice.
He should be able to go Sunday.
Cornerback Charles Woodson, who sprained his ankle in practice Wednesday, took part in the jog-through and seemed to be moving around fairly well. But he did not go full speed in practice and remains a question mark for the Lions game.
"Tomorrow will answer that question for us," McCarthy said of Woodson's status.
There were no other changes to the Packers' injury report.
For Detroit, running back Jahvid Best (toe) and linebacker Isaiah Ekejiuba (knee) were upgraded to limited participants, and tackle Gosder Cherilus (knee) and receiver Derrick Williams (ankle) were downgraded to did not participate.
End Kyle Vanden Bosch (neck) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday.
Loud and clear: On Wednesday, quarterback Aaron Rodgers discussed why he was so demonstrative on the field Sunday after other players made mistakes. He said when his competitive juices get flowing, he has a low tolerance for mental errors such as improper formations or incorrect route adjustments.
He was forced to call three timeouts as a result of those kinds of mistakes.
Rodgers' receivers aren't necessarily big fans of him showing people up on TV, but they said they have come to accept that as part of the territory.
Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings told ESPN Milwaukee Wednesday that "you never appreciate it" when you get criticized on the field after a mistake and "I would probably go about it a little differently."
But, he added, he respects Rodgers for what he has accomplished and that "he has to let the (other players) know, 'Hey, that was unacceptable.' He's done it to me a couple times; you've got to take it."
On Thursday, receiver Jordy Nelson expressed similar sentiments.
"He is a little extreme sometimes," Nelson said of Rodgers. "But that's just the competitive nature in him. That's just his quick reaction. But it is what it is. It's tough."
Nelson, a former all-state quarterback in Kansas, said his style was much different from Rodgers'.
"Obviously you don't enjoy it," Nelson said of getting dressed down. "You don't want it to happen to you because that means you screwed up or something. Obviously you don't ever want to get shown up on TV or anything. But that's the way he is."
Say what? The Packers hand the ball off to running backs roughly 38% of the time, yet Lions defensive coordinator GuntherCunningham said Thursday he thinks McCarthy is not obsessed with passing the ball.
Really, he does think that.
"What he's done with that team is he believes in the running game," Cunningham said. "He has never stepped away from it. He got all his backs hurt and he still ran it. He didn't care how many times. They gained 4 or 5 yards - he just kept running it.
"The offensive line is tough pass protecting but what happens is, if you throw it all the time, then the offensive line becomes more passive because they're thinking about pass blocking. But this combination that he's doing is really paying off for them."
Correspondent Rob Reischel contributed to this report.


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If you think we know all there is to know about the life of catfish, you'd be wrong. It's amazing that we can fly to the moon but don't know some of the basics about what blue and flathead catfish are doing or where they're going in Missouri streams. Both these slow-growing species of fish can live more than 25 years and grow to weigh more than 50 pounds. They're something to really appreciate.
Fortunately, there's a five-year study that began in 2005 that Missouri anglers can help complete. If anglers catch a catfish in one of eight rivers (the Fabius, Mississippi, Gasconade, Lamine, Grand, Platte, South Grand and Marmaton) and if there is a reward tag printed on the dorsal/top fin, they can turn it in with information to help complete the study and get a $25 or $150 reward.
Although most people reading this blog won't be likely to catch these fish, I think it's interesting to know about science in action. At the least, you can let any anglers you know help spread the word about it. So what's the word?
Zach Ford, MDC Resource Scientist, said that an angler catching a catfish that has a reward tag should remove the laminated-oval tag from the fish regardless of whether they keep or release the fish. The angler needs to make note of exactly:
1) where the fish was caught
2) the date it was caught
3) the total length of the fish (measured from the tip of the mouth to the tip of the tail with the tail lobes pressed together)
4) the method used to capture the fish
5) whether the fish was kept or released
Then call the phone number printed on the tag or the nearest Conservation Office and provide the above information about the fish. The angler will have to send in the tag to get the reward, but the tag will be returned along with the reward money and a letter detailing when and where the fish was tagged.
So why gather this information? Results of this study will help biologists do a better job of keeping flathead and blue catfish populations thriving in Missouri. Zach says if you want more information about this catfish study, please contact our Clinton, Mo., office at 660-885-6981.
What I think is great about this is how Missouri anglers can help keep our catfish thriving. And it's something that a person can do in the course of enjoying the outdoors. It sure beats going to the moon to advance what we know about the life around us.


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BitFenix Announces the Aurora Enclosure with Tempered Glass and RGB Lighting
Subject: Cases and Cooling | August 10, 2016 - 09:54 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: tempered glass, SSD Chroma, RGB, mid tower, enclosure, e-atx, chassis, case, bitfenix, aurora, ASUS Aura
BitFenix has announced the Aurora chassis, their latest enclosure which features tempered glass side panels and RGB lighting effects.
Both sides of the Aurora are covered by tempered glass, with the component side a clear panel, and the back a dark-tinted panel to help hide cables behind the motherboard tray.
One interesting feature is called "SSD Chroma". BitFenix explains:
"'ASUS AURA' certified 'RGB Chroma Control and SSD Chroma' are co-developed with Asus Republic of Gamers giving you the ability to customize and illuminate the SSDs."
Specifications and highlights from BitFenix:
- Colors: Black│White
- Materials: Steel, ABS
- Supported Motherboards: E-ATX│ATX│M-ATX│Mini-ITX
- Expansion Slots: 7
- Drive Bays:
- 3.5": 2 + 2
- 2.5": 2 + 1
- Cooling:
- Front: 120mm x 2 or 140mm x 2
- Rear: 120mm x 1 (Included)
- Top: 120mm x 2 or 140mm x 2
- Component Clearance:
- CPU Cooler: Up to 160mm height
- Graphic Card Length: Up to 400mm
- Power Supply: Up to 220mm
- I/O: USB 3.0 x 2│USB 2.0 x 2│HD Audio MIC & Headphone
- Weight: 10.58kg
- Dimensions: 215 x 490 x 520mm
Highlights: BitFenix LED Lighting Controller & SSD Lighting Bracket│20-25mm Cable Management Space│Graphic Length up to 400mm│Support Dual 280mm radiator│Removable HDD cage│Removable PSU Dust Filter
Pricing and availablility for this new BitFenix Aurora are
not yet known late August and $99 US.
In Win Releases 303 Mid-Tower Steel and Glass Enclosure
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 23, 2016 - 11:50 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: tempered glass, steel, SECC, mid-tower, In Win 303, in win, enclosure, case, atx case
In Win's 303 enclosure has been released, and this mid-tower offers a very clean, simple look, and provides the option of a tempered glass side panel to show off your build.
"The IN WIN team presents the 303, a simple, yet elegant computer chassis crafted from steel and tempered glass. The distinctively clean front panel is complemented with a bright LED design to balance the overall appearance.
The IN WIN logo is highlighted "Neon" as well as the lucent stripped I/O front panel. These gorgeous LEDs also have the purpose of indicating when the PC is activated."
The In Win 303 is available with a white or black finish
The 303 is constructed primarily of SECC (electrogalvanized steel), which should help them keep costs down versus aluminum designs at the expense of some added weight.
The 303 offers buyers a choice between a pair of side panel styles, with both tempered glass and solid aluminum options. As to the former, the company states you are "able to remove the beautiful 3mm tempered glass side panel by just pressing the handle," while the aluminum panel is affixed with thumbscrews.
In Win 303 interior
While officially released with a product page up on In Win's site, actual retail availability in the U.S. might have to wait until after Computex, as listings have yet to appear on Newegg or Amazon for the new 303 (at time of publication).
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: In Win Displays Revised 805 Enclosure Concept
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 8, 2016 - 07:15 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: tempered glass, In Win 805, in win, enclosure, concept, CES 2016, CES, cases
In Win was showing a concept for a new version of their 805 chassis at their booth on the CES 2016 show floor, and this version adds a special front panel with an infinite LED effect from its dual-mirror construction.
In addition to the cool front panel effect the 805 concept is compatible with RGB headers on certain motherboards (such as the ASUS ROG board used in the booth display), which control case lighting effects. The system on display was cycling color along with the ASUS ROG logo on the motherboard, and created a unique effect – especially given the front panel design, which really needs to be seen in person to maximize the effect.
Internally we are looking at the same enclosure as the existing 805, a fantastic looking design with tempered glass side panels, and here are the specifications of that enclosure (which launched back in August of 2015):
- Case Size: Mid Tower
- Material: Aluminum and 3 mm tempered glass
- Internal drive bays 3.5"/2.5" x2 + 2.5" x2 (up to 4 drives total)
- Motherboard: ATX / Micro-ATX /Mini-ITX (max 12" x 10.5")
- Expansion slots: 8
- Power supply: ATX 12V, PSII Size and EPS up to 220mm
- Front I/O: USB 3.1 TYPE-C x1, USB 3.0 x1, USB 2.0 x2, HD Audio
- GPU support: Up to 320mm (164 mm height)
- Cooling support:
- CPU heatsink up to 156mm
- Front 120/140mm Fan x2
- Rear 120mm Fan x1 (Included)
- Bottom 120mm Fan x2 (HDD cage removed)
- Liquid cooling support:
- Front: 120/140/240/280mm Radiator (Height up to 60mm)
- Rear: 120mm Radiator (Height up to 35mm)
- Dimension (HxWxD) 476 x 205 x 455 mm (18.7"x 8" x 18")
In Win is looking for feedback with this concept of a new 805 design, and the current 805 (minus the infinite LED front panel) is available for $169 (Newegg) here in the US.
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CES 2016: In Win Launches H-Tower Transforming Enclosure
Subject: Cases and Cooling | January 8, 2016 - 11:32 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: tempered glass, PSU, power supply, in win, enclosure, CES 2016, CES, aluminum case
The centerpiece of the In Win booth at this year's CES is the massive H-Tower enclosure, a limited edition chassis that transforms from an enclosure to an open platform automatically. The company had a version of this enclosure at Computex, but now a final 6th generation of the concept is set for e-tail availablility.
The transformation is a sight to behold (which in this final version now uses a medical grade arm for smooth operation), and has the practical benefit of providing easy access to your system components. In Win has provided a video to demonstrate the H-Tower, imbedded below:
Beyond the unique mechanical functionality, the H-Tower is about as premium an enclosure as you could imagine, beginning with a brushed aluminum exterior with lighting effects that can be controlled with a mobile app. There is also an integrated laser lighting system which "indicates the safe opening area on the floor around it" – an important point to consider once you see the enclosure in action.
Front I/O includes three USB 3.0 ports and a USB Type-C port
The interior supports motherboards up to E-ATX, graphics cards up to 340 mm, tall CPU coolers up to 200 mm, and there is room for a larger liquid cooling well as well with three 120 mm fan opening supporting up to a 360 x 35 mm radiator. Storage options are limited to a single 3.5-inch HDD with room for four 2.5-inch SSDs. Large power supplies of up to 230 mm are supported as well.
There are two versions of the H-Tower, with the titanium version shown at the booth as well as an official ASUS Republic of Gamers version that is black with red accents.
The enclosure will be available in February in North America, and Newegg already has a pre-order listing for a staggering $2399.
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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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Police in New Smyrna Beach believe alcohol led a driver to lose control and crash into a concrete power pole on Sunday evening.
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If approved, the game will be played Dec. 21 at Tropicana Field and will have a Big East team playing one from Conference-USA.
It immediately raises two questions:
1 -- What happens to the new bowl game if the eight-team Big East can't fill what would then be seven bowl slots?
2 -- How does the league's role as a bowl partner in the game affect the Big East's stated desire to upgrade its bowl affiliation when the current contracts run out in two years?
League officials won't discuss the St. Petersburg Bowl yet because he hasn't been approved. But the league desperately wants this new bowl to succeed. With ESPN having a vested interest in the game -- it would be the sixth one run by the network and would be shown on either ESPN or ESPN2 -- it has a real chance to make it. The Big East wants a full-fledged bowl tie-in with a game in Florida. The St. Petersburg Bowl gives the league just that.
So let's address the two pressing issues.
The Big East will have tie-ins this year with the BCS, Gator or Sun, Meineke, Texas, International, Papajohns.com and, possibly St. Petersburg Bowl.
If the league can't qualify seven bowl teams, the new game won't take the hit. The Big East will have a financial stake in the St. Petersburg bowl as a partner. So either the Texas, Papajohns.com or International Bowl will be the game that the league opens up to other conferences. With ESPN also running the Papajohns.com and International bowls, it makes it a little easier to work a deal with other leagues for those games if the Big East qualifies only six teams.
The future?
The Big East's current bowl deals are up in two years.
If the league has its way when negotiations start on new deals, it would like to continue with tie-ins to the BCS, Gator and Meinke, then add the St. Petersburg bowl and two others. The Sun Bowl, played in El Paso, has geographical issues, so it could get dropped from the lineup.
The Big East also wants to strengthen its affialiation with the Gator Bowl to position that game as No. 2 in its lineup. The partnership with the Big 12 (the Big East and Big 12 alternate sending teams there) hasn't been the success Gator Bowl folks had hoped. Last year, Texas Tech brought just 5,000 people to the game.
So the league wants to lock that game up for itself, although Notre Dame would still be part of the deal. Instead of the Irish having a shot two out of every four years to play in the Gator Bowl in place of a Big East team, however, the league would like to modify that to once every four years.
Ultimately, the Big East wants to keep six bowl tie-ins, and the St. Petersburg Bowl would be one of the staples in the lineup. There's even speculation that the game will be moved in 2012 if the Tampa Devil Rays get a new outdoor stadium.
Are there too many bowls? No question. If the bowl certifying committee approves the new Congressional Bowl in Washington as well (that will be an ACC-military academy matchup), it will mean 34 bowl games next year. So more than half the country will have a postseason game to play in.
But the Big East needs a stronger bowl presence in Florida. Securing the Gator Bowl would be a boost. Having another in the St. Pete-Tampa area would be a strong addition. The Big East-ESPN partnership in the St. Petersburg Bowl would give the new game a real chance to succeed.


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I love chewing gum. I keep a package with me at all times. There is some in my purse, car and at my desk. I chew gum when I'm driving, when I'm working and when I have writers block. I always chew gum. Recently I caught myself wondering about blowing a bubble…I used to always blow bubbles….could I still do it?!?
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I succeed at a little bubble, but couldn't get the bigger bubble..I think I'll take lessons from my daughter who is normally covered in gum from blowing HUGE bubbles. Blowing bubbles isn't as easy as I remember it. Some say it's like riding a bike..I don't know about that! Maybe I need a little practice to do a little better. The bubbles are there, they just need a little oomph! I can do this!
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winter is here
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Tower cam has low visibility due to snow and blowing snow
Winds continue to gust over 40 mph at times
Temperatures are falling into the 20s
All of these features come with real winter it is just nice to get them a couple of days before Christmas. Finally we do not see mud and grass and that will make the lights look so pretty these next few days. The weekend will be quiet with another bigger snow maybe by midweek.


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Students: CCIS Application
A Step-By-Step Guideline to the CCIS Application Process
Step 1:
Review our program pages in the Study Abroad Destinations section of our website to find the program(s) that interests you, and then contact the U.S. sponsoring institution(s) directly to receive program details, including course information and application materials. Contact information for programs can be found under the Apply Now tab on each of our program pages. You may also receive program details by returning to the homepage and clicking one of the study abroad destinations listed on the right side of the screen. A print version of our catalog is available as a PDF here.
Step 2:
Contact your study abroad advisor or your academic dean to discuss the program you have selected. Review the courses offered by the program to ensure that you will receive full academic credit for courses taken overseas. Ask the program contact person at the sponsoring institute to explain how grades/credits will be reported.
Step 3:
Submit Application
- If your school is a member of CCIS:
Submit the completed materials to your study abroad advisor or academic dean on campus.
- If your school is not a member of CCIS:
Email or mail the completed materials to the program contact person at the sponsoring institution. DO NOT send your application to the CCIS office in Washington, DC.
Your CCIS Study Abroad Application should include:
- CCIS Study Abroad Application (from the program contact person or the CCIS Website).
- Completed Recommendation Forms (from the program contact person or the CCIS Website).
- Copies of your most current college transcripts for all collegiate level courses taken.
- Additional forms specific to some CCIS programs.
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Secure financial arrangements for the program. DO THIS EARLY! If you are using financial aid to help pay for study abroad, meet with your financial aid officer and your study abroad advisor or academic dean. For information about financial aid eligibility, see the Financial Aid and Study Abroad page of our website.
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When you have been accepted into the program, work with your advisor and the program contact person to register for courses overseas. Also, make arrangements to register for classes on-campus for the term after you study abroad.
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East Liverpool
Bette Reynolds to Charles Blasdel II, home on Elysian Way; $125,000.
Victoria Hamilton to Lucinda Griffin, partial interest in home on St. Clair Avenue; $40,000.
Elizabeth and Ronald Woods Jr. to Fannie Mae (foreclosure), home on St. Clair Avenue; $38,000.
Aimee Zelonka to Donnetta Lockhart, home on Garfield Street; $5,000.
Elkrun Township
John and Sharon Moore to Stone Financing, home on Davner Road; $195,000.
Stone Financing to Edward and Lisa Fix, home on Davner Road; $195,000.
Meredith Burns to Warren and Debra Smith, et al, house trailer on Pine Hollow Road; $22,000.
Harry Anderson to Kurt Brown, 5.6 acres on Pine Hollow Road; $23,504.
Fairfield Township
County Sheriff (Matthew and Melissa Cope) to James Thompsons, home on Metz Road; $48,000.
Hanover Township
Government National Mortgage to Advanta IRA Services LLC, home on Orchard Knoll Drive; $42,000.
Leroy and Edith Baker Trust to Estate of Marily Humphrey, 0.5 acre on McCann Road; $400.
Estate of Marilyn Humphrey to estate of Leroy and Edith Baker, 1.5 acres on state Route 172; $2,100.
Wells Fargo Bank (Ralph Prine, et al) to Kevin Siembida, home on Ridge Street; $23,000.
Fannie Mae (Mike and Mandy Mustake) to DCS Homes, home on North Market Street; $34,500.
Frank Milhoan to William and Carrie Catlett, commercial property (C & R Auto Sales) on East Lincoln Way; $105,000.
Liverpool Township
County Sheriff (Jeff Haynes, et al), to U.S. Bank, home on Westfield Road; $56,000.
Richard Chapman, et al, to Richard and Helen Chapman, home on Price Street; $35,400.
Madison Township
Connie Biso, Karen Hanlon and Teresa Hanlon, to Tammy Crenshaw, partial interest in 40 acres on Glasgow Road; each paid $1,000.
Delma Eisenhart to James and Amy Virden, home on Yeager Drive; $89,000.
Robert Tatgenhorst Jr, et al, to Chad and Rachele Tatgenhorst, partial interest in home on Yeager Drive; $73,500.
Perry Township
Theodore Burger to Teotil Andrei IV, home on Lake Avenue; $45,000.
Clair Leeper to Betty Magill, condominium on Pembrooke Drive; $55,000.
Thomas Hays to Andrew Bender, home on Stewart Road; $70,000.
Terri Chipps to Julia Barton, home on Penn Street; $48,000.
Alice Clark to Michelle Huffman, home on Union Avenue; $46,000.
Susan Noling to Bank of America (foreclosure), home on Summit Street; $45,000.
Salem Township
Joseph Mong, et al, trustees, to Joseph Mong, 71 acres on McCracken Road; $225,000.
St. Clair Township
Hester McCartney to Cody Jackson, home on Melbourne Avenue; $41,915.
David LaRue Trust to Cody Jackson, home on Melbourne Avenue; $39,285.
Mike and Daniel McFee to Andrew and Rhonda Monte, 0.8 acre lot on Lakeview Circle; $8,000.
Fannie Mae (John and Angela Morris) to Harbour Portfolio, home on John Street; $3,198.
Clyde Shelton to Roberta and David Baker, home and 19 acres on Annesley Road; $150,000.
Terry and Deborah Williams to Christine Bell, lot on Oak Ridge Place; $11,825.
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Mike and Frank Smith Jr. to John O'Hara, et al, home on Idaho Avenue; $65,000.


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This is a collection of Microsoft Windows graphical applications for analysis and processing of crash test data. These application can automatically connect over the internet to connect to NHTSA public crash test data and read/write NHTSA Database submissions files.
The Office of Research and Development is pleased to announce the release of the Automated Signal Analysis programs. The installation kit is a collection of the following programs. We look forward to your feedback.
- Ankle Rotation: Facilitates the review and analysis of foot and ankle data from the Thor-LX and Thor-FLX instrumentation.
- Load Cell Analysis: This application was developed to facilitate the review and analysis of crash test data collected in NHTSA's New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) full frontal barrier testing.
- MHD Filter: This program was developed to facilitate the processing of raw data ATA's Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) angular rate sensors into NHTSA's database format.
- Signal Browser: This is a general purpose plotting and analysis tool for the time series data stored in NHTSA's Vehicle, Biomechanics, and Component databases. The program facilitates plotting, filtering, and integration of the time series data. Both plots and data can be saved locally or copied to the windows clipboard.
- Vehicle Checker: This program evaluates database submissions for the vehicle crash test database. It runs numerous checks for consistency, accuracy, and completeness of database submissions. The main intent is to check for common database coding errors.
- Toe Pan Intrusion: This program displays a 3D surface plot of the pre and post test floorpan measurements. The driver and passenger floorpans are routinely measured and entered for offset crash tests.
- Roof Crush: This application enables the review and analysis of FMVSS No. 216 test data. The program supports downloading and plotting a variety of deflection, force, and work/energy plots used to analyze FMVSS No. 216 results.
- Injury Assessment Values: This program will examine the occupant / dummy type and the available data channels and determine an appropriate list of injury criteria. For each injury criteria, the signals will be downloaded and the injury measures will be computed. The program also computes additional injury measure details and can launch the appropriate signal analysis program to plot the time series data for the selected injury criteria.
- Auto Injury Criteria: Auto Injury Criteria is intended to work with a series of similar tests and compute an injury criteria and the associated measures for a list of NHTSA tests. The injury measures are displayed in a grid fashion allowing quick comparison of the injury criteria, times, peaks, and other values relevant to the selected injury criteria and tests.
Version Number: 8.0.50727.42.
File Size: 35.9 MB (37,655,930 bytes).
This is a self extracting zip file containing the Automated Signal Analysis Software. Create a temporary directory on your computer, download this file to that directory and extract the files. After files have been extracted run the "setup.exe" program. Simply follow the setup instructions. After the setup application has completed successfully, you can delete the temporary directory and any of the files it contains.
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Erie County Council chooses Waterford's DiMattio to replace Beeman
Edward T. DiMattio Jr. -- welcome to Erie County Council.
At a special noon meeting on Friday, County Council's six active members unanimously chose DiMattio, 50, to replace jailed former councilman Ebert G. Beeman on the panel.
DiMattio, of Waterford, is a sales and housing consultant for Star Manufactured Homes, 8191 Peach St., and also coaches ninth-grade boys basketball at Fort LeBoeuf High School. He was one of five finalists to interview for the job.
"I'm thrilled to death," DiMattio said in a telephone interview Friday. "I'm ready to get to work. ... I can't wait to get going.
"I want to thank the other council members for their support," DiMattio said. "Now, hopefully council can be concerned about and concentrate on the things it should be doing."
DiMattio, who unsuccessfully ran for County Council in 2009, succeeds Beeman in representing council's 6th District, which includes most of southern Erie County.
County Council members work part-time and will earn $8,779 in 2013, according to county financial figures. DiMattio was sworn in Friday afternoon by Erie 5th Ward District Judge Joseph Lefaiver.
Council Chairman Phil Fatica said that DiMattio's appointment puts an end to the often-ugly saga of Beeman, who was removed from office by a judge in the wake of his conviction and jail sentence on federal Social Security fraud charges.
Beeman repeatedly refused to resign, and he and his lawyer fought efforts to remove him -- even as his council colleagues and much of the public called for Beeman to step down.
"The overall taint of Mr. Beeman that all of us on County Council dealt with was that we were all in cahoots, or that we were going to take care of one of our own, or that we somehow think we're above the law," said Fatica, who personally asked Beeman to resign.
"That couldn't have been further from the truth. What happened here today is proof that this process, the legal removal process, works," Fatica said.
County Council, earlier this week, whittled a field of 19 applicants down to five, including DiMattio. Those five interviewed before County Council on Wednesday.
The other finalists were Waterford Borough Council's president, Karen Molitor, 59; Corry's Dave Sample, 56, a member of the Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority; certified public accountant Trish Shoulders, 43, of Edinboro; and Ray Overholt, 63, of Edinboro, executive director of Hermitage House Youth Services.
During a caucus session that preceded Friday's meeting, Council, via paper ballots, narrowed the field to DiMattio and Shoulders. Then, after another round of voting, council members chose DiMattio.
"I'm looking for someone with good common sense," Councilman Fiore Leone said, adding that when he called references about DiMattio, they told him that "he is very caring, very involved with his community."
Councilwoman Carol Loll agreed.
"His references were very good," Loll said.
DiMattio said he has plenty of studying ahead, but he looks forward to the challenge of serving on County Council.
"There will be a lot of things to deal with in the coming year," DiMattio said. "I'll get up to speed."
DiMattio will serve for at least the remainder of Beeman's term, which expires in December 2013. But DiMattio has said he intends to run for a full term.
Candidates to replace Beeman were required to be registered Republicans who reside in the 6th District.
KEVIN FLOWERS can be reached at 870-1693 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNflowers.


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Ski Boat's Prop Severs Part Of Man's LegA hit and run accident out on the water cost a man part of his leg off St. Augustine.
King Felipe VI Addresses US-Spain Council MeetingKing Felipe VI of Spain says St. Augustine's 450th anniversary is the latest recognition of the Hispanic community's contributions to U.S. history.
Police: Murder Victim Targeted Because He Had AutismPolice believe a man was targeted and killed outside a northeast Florida condominium complex because he had autism and the shooters wanted his car.
Sea Rise Threatens Florida Coast, But No Statewide PlanRising sea levels are threatening St. Augustine's centuries-old Spanish fortress and other national landmarks. So Ponce de Leon's mythical Fountain of Youth could soon spill over into the ocean if the Atlantic engulfs the area.
Florida 77-Year-Old Attempts Solo Sail Around WorldA 77-year-old St. Augustine man is four weeks into a solo sail around the world in the hopes of becoming the fastest — and oldest — to accomplish the feat.
FSU Approves Hefty Contract For New PresidentPowerful politician John Thrasher is going to get paid $430,000 a year as the new president of Florida State University.
Suspect Surrenders Florida Police Dog DeathThe manhunt is over for the person suspected of drowning a St. Johns County Sheriff's Office dog.
Man In Inflatable Bubble Rescued At SeaCoast Guard crews rescued a man who was in a hydro pod bubble 70 nautical miles east of St. Augustine.
Top Spooky Vacation Destinations For HalloweenMake plans this Halloween to take a vacation and visit some of the spookiest destinations in the country. Many of these areas have a tragic past, which adds to the chances of them being haunted and creating a spooky feeling among those who tour the area.
State Senators Cruise In Primaries Incumbent senators easily won primary contests Tuesday, dominating races that never seriously threatened their bids for re-election.
Woman Gets 50 Years For Killing Woman With Her Car The woman who intentionally ran over two people with her SUV, killing one, has been given a 50-year prison sentence.
Governors Make Friendly Wager On NBA Finals Governor Rick Scott and Texas Governor Rick Perry made a friendly wager on the outcome ofthe seven-game series between the Miami Heat and the San Antonio Spurs.


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