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AMD reveals plans to retire ATI graphics brandAMD, the exclusive provider of discrete graphics chips in Apple's latest refresh of the Mac desktop lineup, will phase out the ATI graphics brand name this year.
AMD is prepared to make the change because it believes having two brands is unnecessary, and the company plans to offer both CPUs and GPUs combined in its forthcoming Fusion product, according to ZDNet. Existing products such as Radeon will maintain their names, but will be labeled as AMD products rather than ATI.
AMD said it conducted research that found its brand is stronger than ATI, and that consumer preference toward ATI triples when they are aware of the ATI-AMD merger. AMD acquired ATI for $5.4 billion in 2006.
Apple partners with AMD's rival, Intel, for all of the CPUs in its line of Macs. However, AMD and Apple do have a close relationship when it comes to graphics processing in the Mac lineup.
In July, Apple updated its Mac Pro and iMac desktops, and the new machines only offer ATI graphics. But soon, those same products will be labeled AMD.
AMD, in justifying the change, highlighted its relationship with Apple, noting that the company continues to "secure new design wins with major OEMs — e.g. Apple iMac and Mac Pro." The company said it has the "momentum and data to make this change with confidence."
The chipmaker also said that with the AMD Fusion chip set to debut in the fourth quarter of 2010, it is "perfect timing" for the branding change. AMD said its "Ontario" model, which will be its first to offer a CPU and GPU in a combined package, will be a "watershed moment" for the company.
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Dell Inspiron 580s desktop PC
Dell Inspiron 580s review: This Dell computer can easily handle word processing and Web browsing
- Good CPU and RAM for a basic machine, stylish and compact design
- Mediocre graphics card and hard drive speed, limited scope for upgrades
Bottom Line
The Dell Inspiron 580s is a good desktop PC for anyone after a simple computer for basic home use. It's not suitable if you want to play 3D games or store a large amount of multimedia content, but it should handle other home computing tasks with ease.
Price$ 999.00 (AUD)
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The Dell Inspiron 580s is a mid-range multipurpose desktop PC that's in direct competition with Apple's low-end Apple Mac Mini computer. The Inspiron 580s has the same price tag as the Mac Mini and comparable specifications. It's larger than the Mini, but it is bundled with a 20in LCD monitor for no extra cost. It runs Windows 7 Home Premium and is designed to be used for basic home computing tasks like Web browsing, word processing and viewing photos.
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Dell Inspiron 580s: Design, connectivity and included software
Dell's Inspiron 580s is the top model in the Inspiron desktop PC line, and has better specifications than the Inspiron 560s. If you want a more powerful Dell computer you'll need to take a look at the Dell Studio XPS 8100 desktop PC or a similar model. The Inspiron 580s is a slimline version of the Inspiron 580 desktop tower PC, and can be set up either on its base or on its side. During our testing we opted to use it on its side with a 22in Dell UltraSharp U2211H LCD monitor on top; this didn't have any obvious adverse effects on cooling. The Dell Inspiron 580s ships with a 20in Dell IN2020M LCD monitor.
The slimline case of the Dell Inspiron 580s looks very similar to the HP Pro 3130 business PC we had it set up next to, with a glossy black front. The power button is joined by two USB 2.0 ports and headphone/microphone jacks.
On the back of the Dell Inspiron 580s desktop PC, there's not that much to see. Four USB 2.0 ports, Gigabit Ethernet, 5.1 channel audio, DVI video and HDMI ports make for a standard connectivity setup. We would have liked to see more USB 2.0 ports to allow a wider range of devices like printers and portable storage devices to be connected simultaneously.
The 64-bit version of Windows 7 Home Premium is preinstalled. Also installed is McAfee Security Centre with 15 months' support, Dell's Support Centre support software, Dell Remote Access and the Dell DataSafe Online remote storage and backup suite.
Dell Inspiron 580s: Specifications and performance
Despite having only a low-end Intel Core i3 processor (the Intel Core i3-550 clocked at 3.2GHz), the Dell Inspiron 580s has sufficient power to handle all basic home computing tasks with relative ease. Its 4GB of DDR3 RAM is enough to keep Windows 7 running happily with multiple programs open simultaneously. Our test unit recorded a result of 39sec when converting 53min of WAV files into 192Kbps MP3s — not especially fast, but not long enough to be tiresome.
We weren't as impressed with the 500GB, 5400rpm hard drive used by our test unit. You can opt for a 750GB drive, but this is only available with the premium model, which costs $200 more. The 500GB version, depending on your needs, might not be big enough to store a large multimedia collection. Given the low price of 1TB hard drives we would have liked to see one as an option.
The NVIDIA GeForce G310 512MB graphics card was also underwhelming. While it supports all Windows 7's visual features and was fine for desktop and 2D use, it struggled when we tried running intensive 3D games like Crysis on it. 3DMark06 returned a benchmark of 2154, which beats older competitors but can't compete with more powerful machines.
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When looking inside the Dell Inspiron 580s's case we found there was little room for upgrades — you won't be able to install a second hard drive, and it's a fiddly process to remove the system's RAM. If you think you'll want to upgrade your PC regularly, we'd steer clear of the Inspiron 580s.
Dell Inspiron 580s: Environmental policy and conclusion
Dell maintains an environmental policy on its Web site. It runs a range of programs to reduce its environmental impact including its Plant a Tree for Me option that allows customers to elect whether an additional fee is deducted to cover the cost of planting a tree when purchasing.
The Dell Inspiron 580s is a perfectly capable mid-range desktop computer. It won't be suitable for strenuous computing tasks like 3D work, but for the average home user it is a solid performer.
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Train Tests Out New Song On Tour [VIDEO]
Train kicked off a joint tour with Maroon 5 over the weekend and on this tour they're trying out new music for an upcoming album. Pat Monahan and the guys have been playing a song called "Drive By" which is about how love is deep and everlasting and not just a one time thing. Catch a performance of the song after the jump.
Train Thanks Howard Stern [AUDIO]
Train opened up a joint tour with Maroon 5 this past weekend and they're performing a ton of songs from their latest album Save Me, San Francisco. Before the release of the album they hadn't had a lot of success in releasing a hit song. Lead singer Pat Monahan and the band never gave up and they had some encouragement from an unlikely supporter. Hear his thanks after the jump.
Pre-Order Train's Wine [AUDIO]
A few weeks ago Train announced they had formed their own wine company, Save Me San Francisco Wine Company, and they would be releasing a wine soon. Well, that day is almost here - the first wine is called Drops Of Jupiter and it'll be available July 18th. You can pre-order the wine now, and if you go decide to crazy with your order, you'll get some freebies too!
Propose To Your Girlfriend During A Train Show [VIDEO]
Maroon 5 and Train will be in Dallas at the Gexa Energy Pavilion on Friday, September 23rd and if you've been thinking about proposing to your girlfriend, you could end up doing it during the show! Train's song "Marry Me" has ended up becoming an ultimate proposal song and many couples have gotten engaged while the song is playing. Train's drummer Scott Underwood told Vh1 radio what Pat Monahan plans on doing during the upcoming tour.
Maroon 5 Ironically Misses The Radio [AUDIO][VIDEO]
Maroon 5's song Never Gonna Leave This Bed can be heard about every two and a half hours on Mix 93-1 and is played just about every minute on a radio station somewhere in the U.S., but James Valentine of Maroon 5 tells Vh1 radio why he misses the radio after the jump.
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There are several ladies here at Mix 93-1 that like to unwind each night with a glass of wine and if you are like them, then you'll soon be able to try a new brand of wine from Train! The band has been allowing fans to share what their favorite wines are on their website through their wine club. Train has formed the Save Me San Francisco Wine Company with the first wine coming out July 18th!
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It's been a summer tradition for the past few years, the Today show on NBC hosting their weekly summer concert series outside of their studio on Rockefeller Plaza in New York City. Some of the past performers include Lady Gaga, Enrique Iglesias, John Mayer, Carrie Underwood and more. Back this year are Train, The Script and Maroon 5 along with a ton of other artists. Get the complete line up after the jump.


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T00750 Modulation of Space I 1963
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Iron, 25 1/2 x 27 1/2 x 15 3/4 (54.5 x 70 x 40)
Purchased from the Galerie Maeght through the McRoberts and Tunnard Gallery (Grant-in-Aid) 1965
Prov: With Galerie Maeght, Paris (purchased from the artist 1964)
Exh: Chillida, Galerie Maeght, Paris, May-June 1964 (4, repr.); Documenta III, Kassel, June-October 1964 (Chillida 2, repr.); Chillida, McRoberts and Tunnard Gallery, London, June-July 1965 (1, repr.); Eduardo Chillida, Kunsthaus, Zurich, March-April 1969 (32); Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, April-June 1969 (32)
Lit: Claude Esteban, Chillida (Paris 1975), p.203, repr. p.207 in colour
Repr: Studio International, CLXVIII, 1964, p.40; Pierre Volboudt, Eduardo Chillida (London 1967), pl.35 (two views)
This is the first of three iron sculptures entitled 'Modulation of Space' which the artist forged in 1963. The second won one of the two equal awards for sculpture at the 1964 Pittsburgh International and was afterwards bought by the Wilhelm-Lehmbruck-Museum, Duisburg. The third, exhibited like this in Documenta III at Kassel, is now in the collection of Rolf Renker.
In a letter of 23 January 1966, the artist wrote: 'I think one of the things that distinguishes this series from among my work in general is that in them, above all in No.1 and 2, and in a more complete way than in the rest of my work, I have collaborated with the reaction of the material at determined external forces. I also sought a more fluid and modulated dialogue between material and space than in other works of mine.
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With all of the recent uncertainty in Washington lately, you might be wondering how your taxes may be impacted in the future.
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The estranged son of a Kansas pastor famous for protesting the funerals of soldiers and AIDS victims has condemned his family's plans to picket the funerals of the 26 people — including 20 children — who were killed when a gunman stormed a Connecticut elementary school.
In the wake of Friday's massacre in Newtown, Conn., members of Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kan., posted Twitter messages saying they would picket outside Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown. The messages provided no information on the time of the planned picketing.
"Westboro 'God hates Fags' Baptist Church is planning to picket at Sandy Hook, to praise 'God's judgment,'" was posted by Margie Phelps, the daughter of Westboro leader Fred Phelps Sr. Her sister, Shirley Phelps-Roper, tweeted Saturday that the group would "sing praise to God for the glory of his work in executing his judgment."


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text: In 1959, the average life expectancy was about 70 years old. Today, depending on where you look, life-expectancy is shown to be 75-77 years. This is a significant yet not a dramatic difference… wouldn't you agree? After billions of dollars spent, there have not been any major breakthroughs that have dramatically increased American life-expectancy. America could easily go back to 1950's medical technology and still help Americans achieve a relatively long life-expectancy. Additionally, imagine how much money we could save. The money saved could more than pay for every American to receive medical treatment. With lifestyle changes, this 1950's medical technology could lead many Americans to live into their 70's. Isn't that great… every American receiving affordable, 1950's-quality healthcare? However, as I have argued before, there is something more to consider than just life-expectancy. There is a quality of life issue. I don't know about all of you, but not only do I want to live a long life, I want to have a great quality of life also. It is only through the CURRENT American-Style healthcare system which encourages competition and innovation that this balance can be achieved. Who wants to go back to the barbaric medical technology of the 1950's? The emphasis on cheap, socialized-healthcare for all will lead precisely to that end. It will stifle innovation. One needs look no further than our friends in Cuba.


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Houston Does India Proud!
Indian food is a delicacy and if cooked correctly, can push your palate into a whole new world. Whether it's off the beaten path or standing tall in the trendy Galleria area, there are many good restaurants to choose from in Houston. Indika has been a popular restaurant in the Houston area for a long time and continues to bring in rave reviews. The classy Kiran's restaurant is sure to "wow" your date with its spectacular menu, ambiance and service. And, if meat isn't your thing, Udipi Café specializes in vegetarian cuisine. Indian food can be prepared from mild to volcanic, so make sure you specify the amount of heat your tongue can take! Raita, a whole-milk yogurt mixed with cucumber and carrots, is recommended to soothe the palate against spicier dishes. Eating Poppadoms, which is a wafer-thin Indian bread seasoned with spices like cumin and pepper with select sauces for an appetizer at an Indian restaurant is similar to eating tortilla chips and salsa at a Mexican joint. If offered, mint sauces are good for digestion prior to eating a big Indian meal and is generally served with poppadoms.
Houston offers an array of restaurant choices from casual to classy, from traditional menu to exotic and from curry to pizza. Yes, pizza. So, if you haven't tried Indian food, don't shy away from what Houston has to offer. The choices for reasonably priced, authentic, Indian-styled food are pretty awesome!
London Sizzler Indian Bar & Grill
If you are looking for a British Indian flare to your fare, the London Sizzler Indian Bar & Grill is the one to choose. The restaurant features fresh tandoori dishes, curries, and sizzling platters, which are prepared with regional ingredients, passed down from family members. The menu also leans towards Indo-Chinese and African flavors, too. The menu is pretty extensive and reasonably priced, offering vegan dishes, traditional curries, and exotic combinations such as the Pili Pili, which is an African influenced dish of sizzling extra spicy chicken. Hand rolled Manchurian dumplings, goat curries, and Mom's Masala are specialty items featured on the menu and they recommend that you tell the waiter your "spice level" when you order. Indian can be prepared with mild spices or severely volcanic, so make sure you are ready to sweat, if you dare to go with a spicy vindaloo or the hottest curry offered, which is called a phall. The London Sizzler has taken the time to create a traditional beer, wine and cocktail menu, so if you are in the mood for a Corona, Bloody Mary or glass of wine from Napa Valley, don't fret, they are prepared to provide an extensive beverage selection. Happy Hour is offered Tuesday to Thursday from 5pm-7pm and Friday from 12pm-7pm. ((713) 783-2754)
Udipi Cafe
Previously known as Krishna Chaat House, Udipi Cafe offers multiple locations, reasonable prices and tasty vegetarian dishes. This restaurant is a good starting point for anyone who is interested in tasting good Indian curry for the first time, unless you are a die-hard meat fan. Updipi Cafe is a vegan restaurant, serving quick, hot, and inexpensive traditional dishes. They feature a Superb Daily Buffet from 11am-3pm and an extensive menu of curries, soups, rice specialties, low-calorie selections and fresh breads. The prices are more than reasonable and the food is delivered hot with a smile. Upon request, their dishes can be prepared mild to hot and for those in the know, their combination plates are a good choice, if you want to sample several recipes. This is a cozy, casual and quiet restaurant, suitable for business lunches or date-night dinners. Chaat simply means vegetarian, and the menu is derived from the Hindustan culture. The entrees portions are generous and can be shared within your party. Visit the website for more locations. ((713) 334-5555, (281) 914-2716)
Pondicheri Cafe
Owner, Anita Jaisinghani, formerly at the helm of Indika, has brought the flavors of her native Sindh culture and blended them with local Texas ingredients to bring Houston a new, organic approach to the Indian restaurant scene. Pondicheri Café restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, featuring a diverse menu full of fresh ingredients from local farmers. Breakfast and lunch are served via counter service but everyone enjoys table service for dinner. A signature starter is the Papdi Chaat prepared with semolina crackers, lentil dumplings & moong sprouts drizzled with yogurt, cilantro & tamarind chutneys. An interesting entrée featured on the lunch and dinner menu is the Sayel Lamb, which is a Sindhi style leg of lamb that is slow-cooked with onions, yogurt, turnips & butternut squash. They even offer a kid's meal called Tuk Tuk Thali for children under 12, who enjoy an organic chicken kebab, fresh fruit, spinach, rice, desi fries (potatoes dusted with garam masala spice) for dessert, an elephant cookie! Raw and organic, the food prepared by the culinary team at Pondicheri is literally made-from-scratch. With hand-ground meat and spices, yeast starters prepped for fresh baked goods, farm-fresh eggs purchased from Weimar, TX and eco-friendly to-go containers called "tiffins," where the food is packed hot inside a stainless steel vessel for convenient carry-out, Pondicheri gets a super green "thumbs up" for its dedication to applying a clean carbon footprint to the restaurant scene in Houston. ((713) 522-2022)
India's Restaurant
Locals flock to this incredible Indian restaurant for the generous lunch buffet and tantalizing dinner menu. Perfectly fried samosas make a perfect starter, and classic entree options like tandoori chicken, chicken tikka, saag paneer and eggplant bharta promise to please. For dessert, patrons can opt for kheer or the daily ice cream. Those hoping to sample a variety of dishes love the buffet, which features more than a dozen hot and cold items. (713-266-0131)
Shri Balaji Bhavan
Specializing in authentic Southern Indian cuisine, this beloved hole-in-the-wall is all about flavor. The casual eatery offers an impressive all-vegetarian menu complete with popular dishes like samosa chaat, madras thali, rava masala dosa, ragata pattie and bhel poori. Most items have a significant spice factor, but patrons can temper the heat with a cool, creamy mango lassi. All dishes are made-to-order, and the result is well worth your wait. (713-783-1126)
The Bombay Pizza Co.
If you merge an Italian pizza with Indian flavors what do you get? The Bombay Pizza Co., which offers a unique spin on pizza. Pizza flavors like, Tandoori Chicken, Mitul's Masala and Gateway to India are big hits with fans of the parlor. They also serve pasta, mini-burgers, soups and salads. "Street food" options are available too, offering Kati Rolls that originated in Calcutta over a century ago. And if you want to choose something completely different, why not order a Berry Bombay? This pizza has strawberries, crushed tomatoes, roasted pine nuts, fresh basil, two kinds of cheese and balsamic vinegar. Too crazy for your tongue? Well, then just choose a "Create Your Own" version and pick your favorite toppings. (713-654-4444)
Shiva Indian Restaurant
An award winning restaurant, the Shiva Indian Restaurant has been a staple in the Houston community for over 20 years. Moderately priced, traditional classics such as Saag Paneer, Vindaloo, Tikka Masala and Gobi Aloo are listed on the menu, along with Chef's suggestions such as, Rani Dil Pasand, which is a 9-course meal for $13.95. There are two locations for Shiva-lovers: one in Sugarland and the other in Rice Village on Times Blvd. Those craving Indian food without the flash come to Shiva. Those craving quality Indian food come to Shiva. Those who want to spend a little money on a great meal? Come to Shiva. (713-523-4753)
If you are wondering where to go for progressive Indian food head to Montrose and dine at the Indika restaurant. Mouth-watering cuisine is served for lunch and dinner with specialty fusion items such as the sweet potato samosas, roasted eggplant stuffed with cashews but they still offer traditional favorites such as, Chicken Tikka. On Sundays, Indika serves a Brunch from 10:30am-2:30pm. And, no one goes away hungry. Ever tried Goat Masala? How about Lamb pizza? The freshest ingredients are used to fuse these ingredients together. (713-524-2170)
About Heather J. Taylor
Heather J. Taylor grew up an "Army Brat" with her family roots deeply grounded in Texas. When she was twenty, she moved to London on scholarship to study performing arts at Regent's College and The Poor School of Acting. She worked oversea in marketing and public relations while continuing to build her entertainment career.
After returning to the States, Heather worked in film production as a casting director, make-up artist and producer. She founded the City Lights Studio for Actors in Savannah, GA and won numerous awards as a theatre director. In 2001, she moved to Los Angeles and appeared on Comedy Central, A&E Biography and worked on films including, "Kings of the Evening." Heather's writing has been published internationally in all forms of media and she's an avid photographer. The "Army Brat" with Texas roots now continues her odyssey in Houston, always searching for a unique experience or an outrageous encounter that she can explore to the core.
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Look at Schwab, not Yahoo. The valuation is sky high and VOLV will be vulnerable once the markets calm down.
You're buying into a common fallacy. Yeah, companies with tiny net earnings show huge P/Es. You can't take them at face value. You have to make plausible GUESSES at what the business will look like in some future snapshot to assign a value. And I admit that this isn't what Benjamin Graham would call 'investing.' Plausibly, Volcano has at least its present market share of intravascular sensing done in conjunction with a majority of invasive catheter procedures, with cardiac PCIs at least as common as the historical rate. And by that time, the cost structure is better, too.
Of course, one can't assign 100% probability to perfection, but it doesn't take an unreasonably high probability to put a floor under the stock price well above $10.
Dream on, read the Value Line report, in the next few years this is going UP. Another clue Goldman changed their opinion downward in the course of a month, probably to set up some of their clients for entry, maybe even explains price action today. Excellent long term entry point and will be well into the 20's
Price action was actually lame my friend. It tried to jump but was brought back down swiftly. There's a bunch of market makers targeting stocks like VOLC for when the market will pause. VOLC and others will then be impossible to defend because of their sky high valuations. $10 is a possibility if MMs starts going at it. Even lower.


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Like the following graphic may attest, Nadia Bolz-Weber's church, House for All Sinners and Saints, is not your typical Lutheran church. Instead "House," as the community refers to itself, combines ancient liturgy, Eastern Orthodox iconography, and traditional hymns with a pierced and heavily tattooed hipster pastor, events like the annual "Blessing of the Bicycles," and a "queer-inclusive" congregation.
You can read more about Nadia Bolz-Weber and the House for All Sinners and Saints in Jason Byassee's April 2014 Sojourners cover article "Cutting-Edge Orthodoxy." The article highlights Nadia's unconventional faith journey and introduces readers to the church that is reimagining traditional practices for the Millennial generation.
Kara Lofton is editorial/online assistant at Sojourners.
Images from Shutterstock.com (from top left to right): Praying hands in black background, Jesus Cervantes; Church with the Holy Spirit and water, Irisska; Rock with cross abstract grunge image, jcjgphotography; Smiling female friends with dog on old loading dock, CREATISTA; Bicycle, onairda; A Catholic nun wears a crucifix, Ryan Rodrick Beiler; Catholic liturgy and prayer beads, Marijus Auruskevicius; Denver, Colorado skyline, Teri Virbickis; Young bearded hipster man, Anchiy; Handsome young man with tattoo, Halfpoint; Stained glass church window, joroma; Byzantine 11th century painting, Brigida Soriano; Burning candle in a church, Nykonchuk Oleksii; Ancient Orthodox icon, Oleg Golovnev; Happy hipster girl, Alliance; Handsome young African-American man, Malyugin; Portrait of two hipster girls, Dragon Images
Nadia Bolz-Weber is the pastor of the House of All Sinners and Saints in Denver, Colo., and is featured in "Cutting-Edge Orthodoxy" in the April 2014 cover story of Sojourners. Although Nadia uses traditional liturgy and Eastern Orthodox iconography in her services, this 6'1 tattooed preacher is hardly called conventional. In a December 2013 interview with CNN Denver, she talks about her new memoir Pastrix: The Cranky, Beautiful Faith of a Sinner and Saint and about her 180-member downtown church.


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The 2014 Masters - No Tiger, No Problem!
"Oh, Tiger's not playing the Masters this year?" asked Irish golf fan Melvin Markee. "Good, we can watch the broadcast now."
As a kid, my family vacationed yearly at the famous Concord Hotel, nestled cozily in the bucolic splendor of the Catskill Mountains. In its heydays their famous "Monster" layout was the second-hardest golf course in America (behind Spyglass Hill), and the Concord was always one of the nation's preeminent resorts.
Besides the golf, each year we would wait with bated breath to see who the headline act would be for the big blockbuster Saturday night concert. We'd pull in, check in and race to the marquee to see the superstar's name revealed. Who would it be to dazzle us this year? Ben Vereen? Bobby Darin? Dean Martin? Breathless with anticipation we looked at the big board and . . . drum roll please . . .
Florence Henderson (aka, Mrs. Brady). Balloon . . . meet pin.
We went anyway, but not for long. Mrs. Brady came out trying to sing Stevie Wonder (cue the laugh track). She got as far as, "You can feel it all ooooooooooooveeeeeeeeeeer" before my ordinarily soft-spoken and mild-mannered father said, "This is garbage. I'll be in the card room." I agreed, and when she started singing "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" next, I left and bounced over to the arcade for the far more interesting Asteroids and Spy Hunter games.
What's worse than Florence Henderson's singing? A major championship broadcast ruined by "all Tiger, all the time." Whether he's in contention or not, he looms gloomily over the entire tournament - Tiger lining up a putt, Tiger eating a banana, Tiger talking to Joe LaCava, Tiger highlight package, Tiger sound bytes, Tiger and his overrated and overexposed skier girlfriend, Tiger and a stupid squirrel. Broadcasts too often waver between "ludicrous" and "unwatchable," and it's as though the rest of the field is relegated to the role of extras and bit players in the "Tiger Show."
That's bad enough, but what does Tiger too often give us with all this exposure? Tiger swearing so much Eddie Murphy would blush, Tiger setting an Olympic record in the 5-iron hurling event, Tiger getting in what many have called suspicious-looking rules flaps that even weekend duffers would avoid, Tiger brutishly cussing out Tour official Slugger White when he gets assessed a penalty, Tiger blowing off post-round interviews, Tiger offhandedly tossing out vapid non-answers when he is interviewed, Tiger surly, Tiger scowling . . . and Tiger not winning a major since 2008, and frequently not even in contention.
Happily, at this year's Masters we'll be spared the hagiographic hero worship that passes for a golf broadcast when he's in the field. But as for how the tournament itself goes - as sure as the sun will shine - what has been proven time and again will once again come to pass:
No Tiger? No problem!
This is the Masters, and it's bigger than any one player. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Phil Mickelson, Nick Faldo, Gary Player, Sam Snead, Jimmy Demeret and, yes, Tiger Woods: the names change, but the stoic dignity, palpable warmth, inspiring grace and Southern charm and hospitality that are the imprimatur, the raison d'etre of the Masters, comprise the gold standard in sports, and that's what makes it the greatest golf tournament on the planet.
It's Christmas in April: a revival, a reunion and a rebirth that unites the entire golf world and heralds the beginning of another golf season to winter-weary fans and players.
Tiger hasn't won a Masters in eight years, yet the tournament has been the most riveting sporting event anyway. There's Phil Mickelson and his shot on No. 13 in 2010 from a spot so deep in the woods the Blair Witch was sighted there. He put it to two feet, broke Lee Westwood's heart, and claimed his third green jacket to the delight of all ardent golfers.
Good ole Phil: In Georgia he's more popular than grits and gravy.
Then there was Bubba Watson and his screaming hook with a wedge, also from deep in the woods, this time on 10 that beat Louis Oosthuizen in a playoff. Poor Oosty - his miraculous double-eagle on the second hole that vaulted him into the Sunday lead momentarily is now relegated to a footnote.
Angel Cabrera was involved in two mesmerizing playoffs in the last five years, winning one and losing one. In 2009, he came from miles back to catch star-crossed Kenny Perry and snatch the green jacket from Perry and Chad Campbell despite hitting one comical shank and one duffer-like ground-burner coming down the stretch. Then last year the burly Argentine and fan favorite, Adam Scott, who carried all of Australia on his shoulders, staged a duel in the pouring rain that will forever be remembered as one of the greatest Masters finishes ever.
Desperately hoping to put a heartbreaking collapse at the 2012 British Open behind him, Scott rolled in a 30-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole to take a one-shot lead and seemingly cinch the green jacket in the clutch, while Cabrera watched from the fairway. But with his son on the bag, Cabrera hit a 7-iron that was pin-seeking and laser-beam accurate all the way, finishing 18 inches from the cup for a tying birdie.
It was an "anything you can do, I can do better" moment.
Scott soon rebounded and won Australia its first Masters after over a half-century of close calls. But the point is this: the Masters didn't need Tiger Woods to be utterly transfixing.
Moreover, the storylines for this spring have been equally gripping. Look at all the great finishes that have happened this year, none of which involved Woods:
Zach Johnson - who looked Tiger in the teeth and beat him for the green jacket in 2007 - opened the season with a win at Kapalua. Johnson has delighted every golf fan from Maine to Malibu, and from Miami to Minnesota with his grace and class . . . yet Madison Avenue tosses him over its shoulder because he's nice, quiet and religious. In their eyes, he doesn't move enough "casual eyeballs";
Breakout star Patrick Reed won twice - at La Quinta and Doral, not too shabby, yet because he's new and doesn't move the ratings needle he gets relegated to the "recap and roundup" section of the sports pages;
Kevin Stadler won in Phoenix, but he gets more ink for being Craig's son and for being, like his dad, plump and jolly; and
Jason Day, always a threat at majors, won the grueling Match Play Championship. He's already got a runner-up finish at the Masters.
Perhaps golf fan Shane Langston of Jackson, Miss., says it best. "When Tiger's out of the equation, we finally get to see the other guys. We have Phil, we have Graeme McDowell, Jim Furyk, Juston Rose and Jason Dufner just for openers, along with a whole crop of new faces chomping at the bit to be the next star, and they are all sublimely talented."
Moreover, Scott, Sergio Garcia, Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson are all rounding into form, playing solidly and contending. So who cares that the top of the tree isn't here? The other branches are equally interesting if you give them a chance to shine. And none of them are club-throwing, F-bomb dropping, pancake-waitress dating, surly prima donnas.
Golf fans have noticed, and golf fans have spoken: Show us the other players. It's the broadcasters and a few major tabloid print outlets that refuse to get the message.
"No Tiger is a nice break," added Langston. "We needed this. Golf needed this. I like Tiger a lot, but not every second."
Look at the last three majors Tiger hasn't attended. "Tiger missed the British Open at Birkdale [in 2008] and that didn't diminish the tournament at all, did it?" noted Ian Poulter, and he's correct. Padraig Harrington successfully defended the title he won a year earlier at Carnoustie by holding off Greg Norman, who supposedly rode off into the sunset years ago. Then, three weeks later, Paddy followed that up by firing a blistering 66-66 in a 30-hole Sunday finish to break the hearts of both Garcia and Ben Curtis in the PGA Championship.
Dan Jenkins once said that it's amazing how much grace and class we can attach to major winners, but with guys like Curtis and Zach Johnson and Webb Simpson, grace and class come to them naturally. They always remind us of the old adage, "Measure your worth and not your wealth," and both fans and the game are richer for it. We need to see more of them, not more of the same.
The writing is on the wall but, just like the music industry with file-sharing, those media are the last to notice and react. They are preconditioned, afraid of change and constantly repeat their mistakes. They only like things they've seen before, consistently underestimating Middle America, and they often trade casual eyeballs for ardent fans, ultimately losing both in the process. Causal eyeballs are fickle eyeballs and they don't spend money. When you chase the casual fan, you lose the ardent fan and come out one eyeball fewer, not one more eyeball richer. The last dollar on the table is still a bad business model.
The Masters was the "Wonder of the Sports World" long before Eldrick was a gleam in his father's eye. And the Masters will still be the end-all, be-all of golf long after Woods sails off into the distance in his new yacht called Solitude, no matter what you hear to the contrary from an increasingly diminishing number of media codependents.
And so begins our week in Golf Heaven at the most tempting golf course on the globe. Omar Khayyam wrote in his "Rubaiyat" that, "A hair divides the false from true." Likewise, at Augusta the difference between victory and defeat, success and failure, history and infamy is supermodel slim. And every year we sit mesmerized, spellbound by the magic.
No one will miss Tiger and the endless coverage and discussion of his antics while Scott, Day, Simpson, Henrik Stenson and Graeme McDowell are coming down the stretch on Sunday. Driest ball wins, boys. Go get it.
If that doesn't electrify you, then go watch Florence Henderson sing "Sgt. Peppers." It's the same thing as the Tiger Woods show, only without the swearing and club-throwing.
Since launching his first golf writing website in 2004, http://jayflemma.thegolfspace.com, Jay Flemma 's comparative analysis of golf designs and knowledge of golf course architecture and golf travel have garnered wide industry respect. In researching his book on America's great public golf courses (and whether they're worth the money), Jay has played over 420 nationally ranked public golf courses in 40 different states, and covered seven U.S. Opens and six PGA Championships, along with one trip to the Masters. A four-time award-winning sportswriter, Jay was called the best sports poet alive by both Sports Illustrated and NBC Sports writers and broadcasters. Jay has played about 3 million yards of golf - or close to 2,000 miles. His pieces on travel and architecture appear in Golf Observer (www.golfobserver.com), Cybergolf, PGA.com, Golf Magazine and other print magazines. When not researching golf courses for design, value and excitement, Jay is an entertainment, copyright, Internet and trademark lawyer and an Entertainment and Internet Law professor in Manhattan. His clients have been nominated for Grammy and Emmy awards, won a Sundance Film Festival Best Director award, performed on stage and screen, and designed pop art for museums and collectors. Jay lives in Forest Hills, N.Y., and is fiercely loyal to his alma maters, Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts and Trinity College in Connecticut.
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Bill Davis has maintained since the spring that September would be a litmus test for where the Eagles are in their transition from a 4-3 to a 3-4 defense. Monday's opener against the Washington Redskins will offer Davis the first clues.
"I'm very anxious for the Redskins to show us who we are and where we are," Davis said. "The truth will be at the end of that game - we will know defensively how far along we are."
Linebacker Connor Barwin was on the Houston Texans in 2011 when they transitioned from a 4-3 to a 3-4. Barwin said that team didn't feel comfortable until Week 6. That was when the players knew their roles and started to click.


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- 100% Cherry MX Red Mechanical Key Switches
- Key-by-Key Customizable Backlighting
- Brushed Aluminum Chassis
- 100% Anti-Ghosting with Full Key Rollover on USB
- Contoured, Textured WASD and 1-6 Keycaps
This review is from: Corsair CH-9000019-NA Vengeance K70 Mechanical Keyboard
- 3 levels of LED brightness
- EXTREMELY Bright LEDs
- Lovely blue color
- VERY sturdy keyboard
- The contoured keys they provide and the tool to remove the keys are GREAT, I switched them out immediately for gaming and haven't looked back.
- Great wrist rest
- 2 different spots to adjust the keyboard height, one in back like usual, and another near the front
- USB passthrough (used for my headset)
- Different profiles
- EXTREMELY nice braided cord that feels as if it will NEVER break!
- No extra buttons that I will never use
- Volume scroll wheel is nice
- Button to adjust if the entire keyboard is lit, or just the 1,2,3,4,5,6, W, A, S, D, and arrow keys are lit up (my favorite)
- Lovely keys that are very responsive and allow for no ghosting at all!
- Keys are a little loud I think (maybe just my opinion) but really a non issue. No eggs deducted for that.
- Nitpicking here, but when you put on the contoured red gaming keys, the symbols like !,@,#,$,%,^ are not shown on the new red 1,2,3,4,5,6 keys they provide. Kind of hard to remember what they are when typing in passwords etc, but not deducting an egg for that (maybe just something to update in the next revision Corsair!)
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Pairs very well with the Corsair Vengeance M65 mouse and the mousepad, look amazing together and perform great together as well. Will continue to follow the Corsair brand around for a long time coming in regards to mice and keyboards (and their HX PRO HX850 PSU!)
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Flexense develops enterprise-grade data management software products for disk space usage analysis, file classification and organizing, duplicate files search and removal, automated, rule-based file management, real-time disk change monitoring, high-speed file synchronization and data migration, bulk file delete and secure data wiping operations.
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25-Feb-2016 - Flexense releases Azure Data Expert v1.0. The product allows one to analyze and manage data in the Microsoft Azure cloud storage and provides the ability to upload data, download data, analyze disk space usage, classify and categorize files, search files by the file type, file name, extension, size, last modification date, etc.
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15-Jul-2015 - Flexense signs a distribution agreement with Ramge Software Distribution GmbH. Ramge Software Distribution specializes in distributing IT administration software products via a network of resellers. Ramge Software Distribution will distribute data management, disk space analysis and file synchronization software products developed by Flexense in Germany.


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Maryland dominated the game from the very beginning as sophomore guard Seth Allen dropped 32 points on 11-15 shooting and went 7-10 from the three point line. Sophomore guard Dez Wells added 15 points and 6 assists and sophomore forward Jake Layman added 12 points and 5 rebounds. Maryland as a team shot 51.9 percent from the field and 82.6 from the free throw line.
Florida State was led by sophomore guard Aaron Thomas who had 17 points and 8 rebounds. Senior forward Okaro White added 12 points and 8 rebounds before fouling out. Sophomore guard Devon Bookert added 14 points and sophomore guard Montay Brandon added 11. Florida State shot a dismal 38.1 percent from the field. The Seminoles out rebounded the Terps by 7, including 20 offensive rebounds, but Florida State had trouble turning those boards into points. Florida State was without their leading scorer Ian Miller, who had 20 points in the first game, due to an ankle injury.
Florida State falls to 14-9 on the year and 5-5 in the ACC. The Seminoles have dropped five of their last seven and are in danger of falling out of the NCAA tournament for the second straight year. Florida State has Miami next at home on Monday at 7 PM.


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Neil Stevenson
Neil Stevenson's fascination with emerging technology and culture started at the age of eight when he began programming his first computer, a Commodore Pet. Now he carries a cellphone which has four million times as much memory and cannot shake his sense of amazement at how fast the world is changing.
Now an Executive Portfolio Director of IDEO Chicago, Neil has led projects on everything from video game interfaces to digitally-enabled education to cutting-edge food and beverage work. He has also taken his accumulated experience in psychology, technology, and cultural trends, and woven it into a futurology offering. He gives regular talks on emerging trends and future scenarios, with an emphasis on the tension between new tech-enabled experiences and our relatively unevolved brains.
Before IDEO, Neil studied the human brain and behavior at Oxford University, coming away with masters degrees in Psychology and Social Anthropology. From there he was drawn to London, where he was the editor of Mixmag and The Face, among other magazines.
Neil's greatest wish is to travel back in time to meet his eight-year-old former self and show him the mind-blowing capabilities of a 2015 cellphone.
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Metrohm AG
based in Herisau, SWITZERLAND
Metrohm is a worldwide leading manufacturer of precision instruments for chemical analysis. In the field of electrochemical ion analysis Metrohm has been the unchallenged world number one for many years. This is reflected in the company's comprehensive product range: pH meters, ion meters, conductometers, potentiometric, thermometric and Karl Fischer titration, ...
Northern ANI Solutions Ltd.
based in Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
Northern ANI is an analytical company focused on the responsible and effective utilization of field and bench top analytical instrumentation. We provide an industry leading suite of products that include X-Ray Fluorescence, X-Ray Diffraction, Near-Infrared, Raman, Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy, Gas Chromatography and Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy.
Luzchem Research Inc.
based in Ottawa, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Luzchem Research manufactures specialized instrumentation for the study of the interaction of light with materials, including photostability chambers, xenon illuminators, solar simulators, spectroradiometers, laser flash photolysis equipment, thin film analyzers and spectroscopy supplies.
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based in Newark, DELAWARE (USA)
B&W Tek is a mobile spectroscopy solutions company that delivers lab quality Raman, LIBS and NIR solutions through user-friendly mobile platforms. B&W Tek provides solutions for the pharmaceutical, biomedical, physical, chemical, safety, security and research communities. Our commitment to innovative solutions has made B&W Tek a leader in Raman spectroscopy solutions ...
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based in Carrboro, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
LEAP Technologies, Inc. provides front-end sample handling for all areas of chromatography and mass spectroscopy, including MALDI-MS as well as robotics for proteomics and fiber optic UV technology for tablet dissolution. LEAP strives to find total solutions for analytical lab automation.
Peak Scientific Instruments Ltd
based in Inchinnan, UNITED KINGDOM
Peak Scientific Instruments Ltd are a manufacturer of laboratory gas generators including nitrogen (both Membrane Technology & Carbon Molecular Sieve systems), hydrogen and zero air suitable to operate most laboratory analytical applications such as LCMS (liquid chromatography mass spectroscopy) and GC (gas chromatography). With varying flow rates, purities & ...
Pollution Srl
based in Budrio, ITALY
POLLUTION is an experienced designer and manufacturer of analytical instruments for the on-site chemical analysis of volatile compounds. Since 1991 POLLUTION has been a leader in micro GC and emissions FID technologies. Markets served: Environmental, Energy & Process (natural gas, petrochemical), Health & Safety. POLLUTION's young and highly motivated team, on top of ...
BÜCHI Labortechnik AG
based in Postfach, SWITZERLAND
Determining pollutants in environmental and food matrices requires efficient sample preparation.BUCHI offers a wide range of solutions for reliable, efficient, flexible and safe sample processingprocedures in the laboratory work flow to enhancing productivity and quality.
LabTech srl
based in Sorisole (BG), ITALY
LabTech is a young manufacturing company with skill and passion, devoted to providing advanced laboratory solutions to the analytical community. We are located in Sorisole, North Italy with facilities in USA and China.Our current product range includes two main divisions: cooling solutions and laboratory equipment.
LumaSense Technologies, Inc.
based in Santa Clara, CALIFORNIA (USA)
LumaSense Technologies, Inc., provides temperature and gas sensing solutions that optimize the performance of equipment, environments and organizations. We are a trusted partner to both end-user and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), drawing on our proven technologies and deep industry expertise to develop state-of-the-art infrared and fiber optic temperature ...
Boreal Laser Inc.
based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Boreal was formed in April 1990 and has been developing and manufacturing laser based gas detection solutions since 1993. Boreal Laser now has installations in over 45 different countries. In an instrumentation industry dominated by juggernauts, Boreal does not only compete but thrives. Boreal operates on three simple principles: the first is to have partners not ...
Analytik Jena AG
based in Jena, GERMANY
Analytik Jena is a leading provider of high-end analytical measuring technology, instruments, and products in the fields of biotechnology and molecular diagnostics and high quality liquid handling and automation technologies.
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc.
based in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Environmental Source Samplers, Inc. (ESS) has a long and proven track record. We have been providing air quality related services since 1979. Headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina, ESS has provided stack testing services in most of the fifty states and internationally. ESS serves clients in many industries including: Aluminum, Asphalt, Automobile, Carbon, ...
Mettler - Toledo Int. Inc
based in Greifensee, SWITZERLAND
Manufactures a complete line of pH, Redox, and dissolved oxygen systems including sensors, stationary and retractable housings, microprocessor-based transmitters, and conductivity and turbidity systems as well as laboratory balances, titrators, density meters, UV/VIS Spectrophotometers, pH meters and pipettes — instruments which are used in research, scientific and ...
Specac Limited
based in Orpington, UNITED KINGDOM
We have been a manufacturer of high quality accessories for the spectroscopic industry and beyond for over 35 years. Specac's spectroscopic accessory products cover a range of techniques. This includes ATR, Diffuse Reflectance, Specular Reflectance and Transmission. Providing the right solution for any sample in any state and under any conditions. Specac also produces a ...
Sensor Sense B.V.
based in Nijmegen, NETHERLANDS
Sensor Sense is a young hightech company dedicated to develop, produce and sell highly sensitive, laser-based trace gas detectors for use in environmental monitoring, industry, agriculture, biological research and medical applications. We are interested in bringing new products on the market and committed to make the applications successful. We continuously improve our ...
Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc.
based in Austin, TEXAS (USA)
Applied Rigaku Technologies, Inc. (Austin, Texas, USA) is responsible for the engineering and production of Rigaku EDXRF products worldwide. At the PittCon 2013 exhibition in March in Philadelphia, ART accelerates our pace on innovation with the introduction to the world of our 5th new product: he Rigaku NEX OL on-line process elemental analyzer. Rigaku has been at the ...
AppliTek NV - Environmental Analysis Division
based in Nazareth, BELGIUM
Founded in 1985, AppliTek is a specialist manufacturer of monitoring solutions (on-line analyzers) for environmental and industrial applications. Its customers are found all around the Globe and vary from local EPC`s to national authorities and private companies that are eager to invest in environmental compliance and process efficiency.
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments Inc
based in Columbia, MARYLAND (USA)
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments (SSI) is the American subsidiary of Shimadzu Corporation, headquartered in Kyoto, Japan. Shimadzu is a $3 billion multinational corporation with three major divisions: Medical Diagnostics, Aerospace/industrial, and Analytical Instruments. The Analytical Division is one of the world's largest manufacturers of analytical instrumentation and ...
Crowcon Detection Instruments Ltd - a Halma company
based in Milton Park, UNITED KINGDOM
Crowcon Detection Instruments develop, manufacture and market a complete range of portable and fixed gas detection products you can trust to protect people and plant against gas hazards. Established over 40 years the company has strong regional centres in North America, Singapore, The Netherlands and India, with a mature network of trained distributors covering almost ...
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pwnater777 2 years ago#91
"That's NASCAR tactics."
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axelfooley2k5 posted...
TheSL1Club posted...Porunga posted...If you signed up for PS+ right now, you get...
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That sounds about right.
I think it depends on how much you purchased it for. I got a year of XBL for under $40. That's a good value no matter how you look at it.
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ssj954vegito 2 years ago#94
I've owned both, but XBLG for years, and in the short time I had plus from the few times it was free, I'd definitely say plus, if you are on the fence about buying a game and it has no demo, it'll probably be in plus and you can try it. But with MS saying we'll get GWG for the ONE, comepletely free games do sound pretty nice. So at the moment, plus, but in the future, who knows.
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spacejamjordanz 2 years ago#95
PS+ for the games no doubt. Especially on PS3 right now. It doesn't matter to me if I don't completely own them. I know fanboys are quick to point that out for the sake of arguing against it. I still get to play them to satisfaction, and move on.
Especially those titles that I might have been mildly interested in, but not enough to warrant a purchase. Those games that you would sell back once you are done with them. The last one I played was Remember Me. A decent game, but not one that I would be playing long term. PS4 is getting indies right now, but that's understandable. Most launch titles are still full price. Still better than nothing over here.
"You know you've spotted a fanboy when they simply can not concede that anything is worthwhile on the other console"~ Evel138
Playstation Plus.
It has decent freebies.
It's sales are really good.
I do not feel pressured to keep subscribed if I don't plan to play online much that month.
No functions are disabled (except multiplayer) when I am not subscribed to it.
"Sa souvraya niende misain ye."
What games have they given out for XBOX ONE on games with gold? I know I've gotten nine games for free with PS+ for the PS4. That tells you which company is looking out for customers and which one is looking out for no one but themselves.
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lilj812 posted...If I'm going to buy a next gen system, it would seem necessary to get a subscription. Thing is, I like more bang for my bang. I like games, I like lots of games. Let's face itThese systems are about gaming first and gaming last, the rest is just fluff to me.
You sound like a pretty sick individual to come up with all that from a video game forum post.
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The following are menus for Kershaw County schools for the week of March 26-30:
Things are looking up for the Kershaw County School District's (KCSD) new budget. KCSD Superintendent Dr. Frank Morgan presented the $65.4 million preliminary 2012-2013 budget at Tuesday's Kershaw County Board of School Trustees meeting.
Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS) held a moment of silence Monday in memory of a 16-year-old female student who committed suicide Friday. L-EHS offered counseling assistance to both students and staff.
On Tuesdays at Midway Elementary School, second-grade classes are often found being led by a special instructor. Kershaw County Deputy Mechelle Cobb enriches the students' usual social studies lessons with instruction on the importance of law enforcement in the community and strategies for dealing with conflict and bullying. Cobb also serves as a mentor for students. She works with students YaKeem Knox, MaKhi Holmes, Summer Martin and Matty Stephens. Cobb and students Summer Martin, Yakeem Knox and Chris Crane visit with K-9 deputy Hailey and Lt. Ty Cobb.
North Central High School has announced its honor rolls for the second nine-week period.
"Insufficient evidence." That's the word from a federal civil rights office regarding Title IX federal funding allegations against Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS). Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, forbids sex discrimination in any activity receiving financial federal assistance.
Thirty-seven students from Camden Middle School (CMS) will compete Friday in a regional science fair at the University of South Carolina (USC).
For her work promoting literacy, Pine Tree Hill Elementary School Principal Lisa Shannon has been named the South Carolina International Reading Council's (SCIRA) Administrator of the Year.
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Administration and faculty at North Central High School (NCHS) are emphasizing the "power of the bystander" in a school-wide effort to stand up to bullying.
When Lugoff-Elgin High School (L-EHS) started its percussion ensemble four years ago, L-EHS Band Director Glenn Price said he wanted to go to a national festival.
Leslie M. Stover Middle School has announced its honor rolls for the second nine-week period.
Kershaw County Board of School Trustees members Carol Thompson (left) and Kim DuRant (right) were recognized by the S.C. School Boards Association (SCSBA) with special lapel pins for reaching milestones in their years of service on the board. School Board Chairperson Mara Jones (center) presented the pins to Thompson and DuRant at the Feb. 7 school board meeting. Thompson, who has the longest tenure of any current school board member, was recognized for 15 years of service. She serves as the board's chaplain and has also been the vice chairperson in the past. DuRant was recognized for 10 ...
Lugoff-Elgin High School has reports its honor rolls for the second nine-week period
What better way to show employers you're serious about your future career than winning a first-place prize in a state competition?
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