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We were surprised and i was just getting into a really good nap when the ferry from BA docked in Colonia, uruguay after just 1.5 hours (we thought it would be around 4!) and we were transferred to a coach for the remaining few hours to the capital, Montevideo. First impressions of Montevideo were grey grey and more grey. It didn't look like the most attractive city, and as a result, we got a taxi to our hostel, checked in (another brilliant hostel with really lovely bedrooms and chill out area ) and spent the rest of the day lounging around, watching the only English channel we could find, ESPN, and making one journey out to the supermarket to pick up some tea. We planned to catch the lunchtime bus the next day to get to our volunteering base, La Coronilla, which is very close to the border with Brazil
The journey was pretty painless. We knew it took around 5 hours from the instructions we received from the organisation, but other than that we just had to hope the driver took pity on us and called out when we arrived. Thankfully he did, and we were deposited at the side of a random country road in the pitch dark with only a rough idea of what direction to head in. The place was actually pretty easy to find, we just headed for the sea and came across the wooden lodge just off the beach. When we approached we were greeted by two big dogs running at us barking which was pretty terrifying, but they were soon called into the house and a guy came and let us in. Where we are staying is pretty much a large wooden shed. There is a kitchen dining area, makeshift lounge with sofas made of bed frames and old bits of sponge, then a few dorm style "rooms" if you can call them that, with three or four beds in each. We were shown into a room with a double top bunk, dumped our bags and went back into the living area, where there were a few people milling around drinking some strange local spirit. On closer inspection of our room it became clear that we were pretty much living outside, with wooden walls with gaps in and underneath, where sand from the beach was coming in, and a corrugated iron roof which would most definitely leak in a rain shower. The whole house was more of the same, sort of cobbled together from any random materials, by lots of different volunteers at different times so everyone had left their mark in some way. This gave the place a lovely rustic, homely feel, and i liked it immediately. We were introduced to the only other volunteer at the camp due to it being winter season, her name was Fanie much to Snellers amusement, and she was French. Also there that night were two of the coordinators friends, there for the weekend, who spoke minimal english but passed around the sprits and instigated a game of bingo
The project coordinator was called Alan, he was in charge as the boss who I had been communicating with previously was doing business in Montevideo. Alan was Argentinian, and seemed pretty laid back right from the offset. He cooked us all homemade pizza which was incredible, and we all sat up talking (or everyone else talked in Spanish and we stared around smiling) for a few hours before we went to bed. The other guy staying at the lodge was a guy called Ivan, who we are still not quite sure what he actually does other than bop around making a menace of himself and laughing at his own jokes. I think he is some sort of ranger for the area as it is a protected area, but who knows! He is a very funny guy who loves nothing more than playing dance tunes at full blast and singing the "bad boys" theme song.
Next morning we woke up at 8 as instructed, had breakfast ,cleared up and then headed out for a walk along the beach to a place called Cerro Verde, where there are good spots for turtle sighting. The walk was around an hour and a half each way, it was a gorgeous day and the scenery was beautiful. We had taken two of the three dogs who live there, a massive lab very similar to Nev, called Slash after the guns n roses guitarist, and Kausita, who loved to nibble everything and leap up on everyone's chests. (the other dog, named jasmine despite being male, was the most haggard dog I've ever seen,23 years old, half blind, rotting fur and a back right leg that just dragged along behind him as he stumbled around like a grumpy old man barking angrily at the other two having fun). When we reached Cerro Verde, we were split into twos, which were unfortunately me and Fanie, and Snellers and Alan, and turtle watch began
During the night, a new volunteer unexpectedly arrived, as the boss hadn't let the coordinators know he was coming. Crispin was from Austin, Texas, and he was a really cool guy. That day , after the three of us had had our introductory talks and signed our contracts, we had to go to a beach a short drive away, to remove some whale tail bones that had been washed up on the beach
On Tuesday, we had to make the drive to the border town with brazil, Chui, to pick up the other coordinator who spends half of each week at the project, his name was Gustavo. Thinking the three of us would just be coming along for the journey, picking up Gus and going back, me and Snellers brought no money or anything, and were just wearing our scruffy clothes. Then Alan pulled over in the middle of Chui let us out and told us he would pick us up again in two hours
On wednesday, the weather looked fairly good, so we all helped pack up the car with the net, wetsuits, flippers and supplies and headed to Cerro Verde to see if we could capture. On the way, we stopped off at the local fisherman, Carlito's house, where Gus and Alan sat for a Mate and a chat while we sat around waiting. Visits to Carlito were pretty frequent while we were at the project, they always seemed to be bringing him stuff or giving him money, earning him the nickname Carlito the Freeloader from me Snellers and Crispin. When we finally got down to the shore, the sea looked really grey and rough and when we got out of the car, it just started to spit with rain. Gus told us that we weren't allowed to attempt capture if there was any rain, so we sat in the car and had lunch while we waited for it to clear up before realising it was just getting heavier, and driving to the next town along to see if we had any better luck there
Next day, Jasmina had left after her exciting day spent at the centre, and so the five of us re packed the car and went out for capture take two, via the obligatory stop at Carlito's house. The weather was much better, and the sea actually looked inviting which was an improvement (not to me, but to the guys who wanted to go into the water I'm sure it did). We got started straight away, spreading out the net on the sand ready to bring out to sea, (Gus had already nominated himself and Snellers for this task) and getting into our wetsuits. I had been given the role of "Land Boss" which was probably just a way of making me sound a little bit more useful than "the person who writes stuff down". Basically, Crispin and Alan would hold the ends of the net in the shallows while Gus and Snellers swam out to a buoy and hooked it on
The next morning, Gustavo was of course distracted by something else that needed fixing, and me and snellers spent the morning ripping out the kitchen shelves, putting up a big piece of tile-effect wood then replacing the shelves, while Gus and Crispin made the eagerly anticipated new bed outside. In the end, the kitchen looked a lot better, (I think actually the reason we had to do this was because the night before, Before the football catastrophe, I spotted a mouse/R-A-T running up the wall and Gus sprang up, whipped out a machete and staked out the corner of the kitchen to try and get it! We all had to go to various corners of the house to try and scare it into running out into the path of the waiting Brazilian. So next morning the kitchen was to get remodelled to try and thwart the visitor that way!) The new bed didn't look bad either, although it ended up being a new couch in the end!
On Saturday, Gustavo announced that we would try another capture! The weather didn't look as great as the last time, but we got everything ready and went to the beach, I resumed my role as chief writer, and we got the net out to sea again
Next morning was our morning off, so we surfaced around lunchtime to no sign of Crispin or Alan. When Alan finally comes in he tells us Gustavo missed two buses to brazil before Alan had to take him to the border town to get one there
Later on, we lit a bonfire outside and sat around on logs chatting, it was a perfect way to spend our last night. the stars in la coronilla were the clearest I have ever seen, and just lying there by that fire with great company made me genuinely really happy, and at the same time sad to leave the place the next morning. We played our favourite game, i.e. make slash and kauser play-fight then call jasmine out into the garden where she would go mental yapping and end up getting knocked over hahaha. We had one last incredible meal with Alan and Crispin, missing the booming voice of Gus over the dinner table, (and his signature phrase, "Guys, no worry, okay?") and went to pack up our stuff.
I think some of the places you dont expect to be so good are always the ones that end up surprising you, we were both unsure what to expect about Karumbe but it surprised us in so many ways by being the best ten days we have probably had since being away. We both loved the simplicity of life there.. No tv, wifi was the one luxury, entertainment was chatting around the big log fire or playing cards or listening to the amazing uruguayan music. We collected our own wood for the fire, got eaten alive by bed bugs, made every meal from absolute scratch, lived in a shack that had been built with volunteers bare hands, but it beat living in a hostel dorm any day. The company was fantastic, we couldn't have asked for two better coordinators than Alan and Gus, they got us involved in everything from tagging turtles to washing up, something I don't think would have happened had we been there in summer season where there are five times as many volunteers and I'm sure you have to dish out the fun tasks between you all. Crispin was hilarious, and we made plans to contact him when we are heading for Texas in a couple of months
The next morning we got a lift to chui again with Alan, Crispin, and Ivan who had finally returned to the house, said our farewells and were on a bus to Porto Alegre, the first stop on our long journey to Rio. A massive Thanks to all the guys, plus Slash, Kausita and Jasmine, who made our first volunteering experience so incredible, I have a feeling it will definitely be easier to persuade Snellers to do them in the future!
So we were headed towards Rio de Janeiro, brazil, the most dangerous stop on our trip so far, but not before the mammoth journey up through the country to get there..!
Wilso x
Quote of the trip by Gustavo after Crispin's claim that Brazilian woman are beautiful:
"In Latin America, theres beautiful woman. In united states, maaan they have beautiful woman.In Europe, beautifulllll woman.In India, i mean ive been all these countries they have beautiful woman. In Antarctica, no woman there, but they have beautiful penguins."


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Mixed Seafood Spiedini
Back in July or August 2010 Jamie did a great recipe in Sainsbury's magazine for a mised seafood spiedini with a red pepper sauce, the spiedini had prawns, monkfish, ciabatta and pancetta on it, in an olive oil and orange dressing.
I am desperately trying to get hold of the recipe as I have lost it foe a supper next weekend, can anyone help?
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Re: Mixed Seafood Spiedini
I hope you can find it Rebecca. I hope someone can help!
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I tried to find the recipe but without luck.
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I want the recipe to but like you can't find it anywhere,
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I spent the day today building new frames and putting together 4.9 foundation for a new package of bee which will arive in next weekend. I'd just like to ask the group for key pieces of information on setting up this new hive based on their personal experiance.
I also wired up several frames of drone foundation - a sheet for each of my hives to be used as a Verroa collection point. I was wondering if there was any specific place in the order of frames that folks would recommend placing it to maximize it's effectiveness - in being drawn out and then filled by the queen.
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Glenn MacMillan, a man known around Pine River for his contributions to the business community, passed away Wednesday, April 17.
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His business ownership career began in 1948 with the opening of Coast to Coast Gas Company. He later became partial owner of the Pine Motor Company alongside William Schuster in 1951. In 1953 he bought Schuster's portion of the company. He went on to become Minnesota Auto Dealership Association president in 1974.
He was a member of the board that created the Pine River Golf Course alongside John Wetrosky and others.
"He played an important role in its establishment and its operation in years after," Wetrosky said.
Glenn's contributions to Pine River didn't stop there. He built local apartment complexes and was involved in building condos near the Pine River Golf Course. He even worked hard to rebuild the Pine River Community Bowl building following its destruction by fire in the early 1990s.
"Glenn was a supporter of bringing business and traffic to Pine River during the years that I knew him," Wetrosky said.
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It is Monday so I am here to pick up my free Rare Candy!
I'm here to pick up me candy and 2 potions please.
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They don't mix. Two weeks after checking this yard and setting up the fence, Mr Bruin paid the Bedard Yard a visit. Not much left...
They don't mix. Two weeks after checking this yard and setting up the fence, Mr Bruin paid the Bedard Yard a visit. Not much left...
What a mess. At least it looks like there are some boxes which are still usable.
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That's depressing. I have done a lot of research on bear fencing. And the recommended guide lines is at least on joule preferable two. Low impedance charger, rotate between hot and ground on the strands, Preferably aluminum wire more conductivity and chicken wire around the bottom connected to the ground if possible. They Say if don't don't do that you are pretty much just pissing the bear off. I have never had that problem and hope I don't! The equiptment isn't mine but it breaks my heart.
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Oh man; really sorry MP.
I was wondering if a motion detecting alarm and light would be easier to use and maybe more productive than a fence. It seems I have heard so much about bear fences not working very well. I know the damage bears can do as I moved here from Alaska. They were always getting into things.
Dogs barking, sharp loud noises, and human voices yelling seemed to affect them. If someone found a way to make battery operated, solar charged, motion detecting, recordable noise machines; with a built in flame thrower, siren, and flashing strobe lights. Beeks just might by them.
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I feel your pain. Actually I'm pretty familiar with more than one of those sickening sights. Once that bear or bears know that yard is there, all you can do is load them up and take them out.
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That's no good.
I'm not going to be one of those guys that checks regulations for out of state hunters, airfare and calendar then jumps on this as an opportunity to ask to be invited for a bear hunt while offering to bring his responsible son to also remove a bear and if successful give you the offenders head prepared for display by www.legacyskull.com . Nope not my style.
I would of course say yes if you offered.
I live in bear country. And am a very avid beekeeper, Your 3 wire fence will not due. In many instances the fur on a bear is dense enough that if they can get their heads in past their ears they are in . the bare minimum is 4 wires and 5 is better, strung tightly no more than 10 inches apart. With 3 of the 5 being hot and two ground wires configured so that they go down the pole hot, ground, hot, ground, hot. I consider that to be the minimum. And prefer welded hog panels I place 2' water pile over the T post to insulate the panels from ground. I then clamp the panels to the post with muffler clamps. I use solar chargers with built in battery back up. In some areas I have had to erect stockade fences within the electric fence. If bear learn to associate bee hives with a free meal. they will work at getting to them. The very best method is to erect stands by your apiaries and wait for hunting season. Here the fish and wildlife do not consider bee yards as baiting Good luck I feel for you…
Shooting the bears only works if you are there to post a 24/7 watch.
After my electric fence failed I went with a more extreme defense:
I've seen bears beat the truck that hauled them back from what seemed like 50 miles. (may have been 25 as the crow flies) I don't think you can haul them far enough.
Now if you mean "Rambo style" take them out.......
Trying techniques that I doubt will work because I like to be right!
Wow. So sorry to see this. After three weeks with my bees I can only imagine the work associated with a yard this big. I just hope my fence and driveway alarm system is good enough to help me eliminate my problem before it turns into a mess like this! So sad.
I suspect for commercial beeks elaborate tactics are out of the question, even shooting them is not worth the time that could be spent in more productive work. If I were commercial I would note the location of the outyard and not return until there was a good likelihood that the bear had died of old age or been shot. What is that? 5 years, 10 years in an average hunting zone.
Really sorry to see that Mike. What a mess! It looks like, it, or they, spent quite a bit of time there.
Last weekend I rescued what was left of only one hive that a bear tore up. Fair number of bees but no visible queen. No one had been into the hive in about 5 years. It was so propolized that all three boxes were still stuck together after rolling 25 yards downhill. All the frames in the upper and lower box were torn out.
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Hey Mike. Sorry to see all that damage. Did you contact the game warden? Technically the state is liable for damage that their bear caused. They are supposed to pay for damages, although I have never managed to get a check out of them.
Last year they were urging hunters to shoot more bears because the population in Vt. is the largest ever documented. This year they are charging $5 for a bear tag, that has always been free? Talk about shoot yourself in the foot. Good Luck
Anyone try plywood with nails sticking up to puncture his feet. Might make him mad enough to not come back or just more diligent.
Tower solution looks great. But, not practical for 32 hives and not forklift able to move the palatalized hives.
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Oh wow. That's just total devastating destruction. I feel so bad for this beekeeper!
This is, however, one thing I can be thankful for as an urban beekeeper. It's been hard to find the positives at times of trying to keep bees in the city...but at least I don't need to worry about bears!
Hey Mike, Sad to see so much destruction. I've lost a hive or two to bears, but that is really heartbreaking.


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DeLAND, Fla. – The Marist women's lacrosse team exploded offensively in the concluding game of its Florida road trip on Thursday evening by notching a 21-8 victory at Stetson. Coming off of a contest where their offense was stymied at Jacksonville, the Red Foxes scored early and often against the Dolphins as three players, Jamie Romano, Amanda Tuck and Ashley Miller notched hat tricks and Tierney Larson registered seven total points on the strength on five assists.
The game opened even as each team netted two goals over the opening seven minutes; Larson (Fairfield, Conn.) set up goals by Tuck (Mamaroneck, N.Y.) and Romano (Kings Park, N.Y.) at 28:31 and 23:29.
With the score 2-2, the Red Foxes would rattle off five unanswered goals to go up 7-2. Tuck and Romano each capped their individual hat tricks during this run; at the 14:40 mark for Romano and 14:11 for Tuck.
Stetson cut its five-goal deficit down to three at 7-4 with two straight goals at 13:06 and 10:08.
Consecutive scores by Miller and sophomore Lexi Brannigan (Loudonville, N.Y.) closed the first half out for Marist with a 9-4 lead.
The Red Foxes would extend that two-goal run out to nine overall with seven quick tallies over the first 9:46 to open up a 16-4 advantage. Six different Marist players would net goals over this span of action; Romano was the only Red Fox with two goals. Larson assisted on her game-high fifth assist on a Sabrina Mattera (Wantagh, N.Y.) score at 25:58. This would be the second time in three games that Larson assisted on five Marist goals in a single contest.
From 18:46 to 8:08, the teams traded goals as the score went to 18-6. After a Larson marker at 13:32, Florida native Erin Schroeder (Vero Beach, Fla.) registered her first career goal off of a free-position shot at 10:10.
Schroeder would score again less than three minutes later a 7:15 to put the Red Foxes up 19-6.
In the final five minutes of play, the freshmen class of Marist was on display as Kacey Carter (Lynbrook, N.Y.) and Kaitlyn Brown (Port Washington, N.Y.) netted goals, while Brittany Tricarico (Port Jefferson, N.Y.) added an assist.
After 60 minutes of play, the Red Foxes had won 21-8 and registered the most goals in four years since a March 20, 2009 matchup at Presbyterian concluded with a 21-5 score.
For the game, Marist outshot Stetson 36-15 and won 24 of 31 draws. Romano and Tuck tied for the team-high with five draw controls. In goal, senior Ashley Casiano (South Windsor, Conn.) earned the win with five saves and five goals against in 41 minutes of play. With her five assists, Larson is in sole possession of the fifth-most helpers in a single season at Marist with 21.
The Red Foxes will conclude their span of five games in 11 days with a Sunday matchup at home versus Oregon, the alma mater of assistant coach Jana Bradley. The opening draw on March 24 is slated for 2 p.m.


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HAMMOND (AP) — Authorities are trying to determine whether a dog fight featured in a video posted to Facebook Monday happened in Tangipahoa Parish or Lafayette Parish.
Tangi Humane Society director Randy Stegall tells The Advocate the man who posted the video online has an Amite address but listed his location as Lafayette on his Facebook profile.
Stegall said Wednesday the profile has since been deleted.
He said the video is extremely graphic, showing two dogs viciously fighting as spectators cheer them on.
Stegall says his organization is working with the Lafayette Police Department, Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office, Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office and State Police to identify people in the video and match scenery in the video to a location so that warrants can be issued.


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A textbook for students in human resource management in sport or recreation and sport administration courses. A supplemental text for courses covering legal issues in sport and sport facility management, as well as a reference book for practitioners in these areas.
Packianathan Chelladurai, PhD, is a professor in the School of Physical Activity and Educational Services at Ohio State University. Widely recognized as a leader in the field of sport management, Chelladurai has taught human resource management in sport and recreation for the past 30 years in both Canada and the United States. He is the author of three books, including Sport Management: Macro Perspectives, which was the first book to apply organizational theory to sport management. He has also written more than 80 journal articles and 21 book chapters. His writings on leadership and decision making are particularly well known; perhaps best known is his Leadership Scale for Sports (LSS), which has been translated into more than 15 languages. In 1991 he served as editor of the Journal of Sport Management. He is a founding member of the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM) and the European Association of Sport Management and is a member the Academy of Management.
Chelladurai received an MASc and a PhD in management science from the University of Waterloo. In 1990 the American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education elected him as a corresponding fellow of the academy. In 1991 he was the first recipient of NASSM's most prestigious honor, the Earle F. Zeigler Award. In 2005, the European Association of Sport Management bestowed on him its first-ever Award of Merit for Distinguished Services to Sport Management Education. Chelladurai's favorite leisure activities are tennis and bridge.
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Now I can understand why alot of people has issues with Ninja Theory's upcoming DMC game. At the beginning I wasn't feeling the new direction that the series was going either. But after watching the more recent vids got me more interested in the game. Though the way they have Vergil in this game still hasn't grew on me yet. He seems more like a punk compared to DMC 3. But outside of that this game seems like it plays similar to the other DMC games.
So for me I'm willing to give this game a fair chance. I'm not going to jump to conclusions and judge the game before I play it. If this game ends up being pretty good then people will probably bite there words, and end up respecting Ninja Theory. But if this game turnsout bad then Ninja Theory will have there hands full when they receive the backlash. People will probably want to see Ninja Theory never make a DMC game ever again, if they mess this game up.


text: Hi everyone, im a new member and as i stated in a recent introduction post an experienced metal, stone, and clay artist who just started getting into propmaking. rather than making a whole helmet from scratch, i thought what better way to ease myself into propmaking than with a helmet kit to practice my airbrushing and possibly customizing features on. ive seen numerous premade kits up for sale from many different users. i was just wondering what the community's input is on kits, are their recommended buyers? how should i go about purchasing one? idealy i am looking for something akin to what was used by artists in the celebration "as you wish projects," a visorless plain cast bucket with all the ear parts, antenas, ect separated. id rather avoid ebay unless someone recommends a seller as hand cast things on there usually come warped or unwearably thin. any help from the community is appreciated,


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PROJECT Shuttle Prodigy X79 mATX>>>> 29DEC12 SUPER UPDATE
Welcome to my first ever project log! This project is going to be a blue and graphite color scheme
Here is the build setup:
BitFenix Prodigy case
Shuttle X79 motherboard
Intel I7 3820 Sandy Bridge-E CPU
16 GB (4X4) Patriot Memory 1866
Power Color 2GB 7850
OCZ Vector 256GB SSD
Water Cooling setup:
280 XSPC Radiator on top (possible using Koolance 280 rad shroud)
240 XSPC Radiator in front
MCP655 Pump
EK 7850 GPU waterblock
Heatkiller 3.0 2011 CPU waterblock
Will be sleeving all cables in Mod/Smart Kobra HD Carbon Fiber sleeving.
Here we go!
NOTE- This build is going to be powder coated and so I want to get all the cuts finished right off the bat (at least until I come across something that needs adjusting anyways...)
I am cutting out the side panels for windows and once I get the Koolance 280 Radiator Shroud, I will cut out the top of the case which will allow me to fit the 280 Radiator in and give the case a little bit more head space.
This upcoming week I should recieve the 280 Radiator Shroud and then I can finish cutting the top out so the Radiator will fit nicely. I plan to start paint hopefully by the end of next week or the week following. Pretty much the entire chassis is going to be done in a deep blue. The side panels will be done in gunmetal gray along with the top radiator shroud.
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|27th Nov 2012, 06:50
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Location: Las Vegas
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Alright here is the first update!
I am still waiting on the 280 rad shroud for the top but I did get a few things in the mail!
The 280mm XSPC Radiator
The Mod/Smart Kobra HD Carbon Fiber sleeving
Thats all the new parts for now.
I have been brainstorming the best way to redo the front face panel. I was going to leave as is since it is mesh and air can pull through. However, the fact that you can see where the 5.25 device can go if you wish for one has been irritating me... And then I got it! I'll just replace all of it with a custom acrylic or polycarb panel!!! I got my drawing finished already for it. I think tomorrow I will actually cut out the whole front face so it's good to go.
Here is the sketch!
Until next time!!!
|30th Nov 2012, 02:23
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Location: Las Vegas
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29NOV12 Update! HUGE CASE UPDATE!!!
It's only been a few days and I've gotten a ton of work done on the case!
The top is pretty much all cut out, I have to do a little bit more with a Dremel at the back end of the case which I'll finish tonight and do some paint touch up. I have a few other idea's I might implement into the case if space permits but I'll save that for later in the log.
The entire front is cut out as well! I left only small sections at the corners for screw mounting holes for the new custom front panel.
Powder coated the entire case as well!!! the areas that I have to do touch up on won't be exposed at all so no big deal.
Here is the shroud going on top-
TA DA!!! New paint!
I plan to have all the parts and such in the next update but I felt it was worth getting the new case pictures up. It won't be too long until I can start putting some hardware in this thing.
|30th Nov 2012, 09:31
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wooow, we got prodigy fever lately..
I just finished loading all your pics..
will the "prodigy hand grip (mac look a like)" still fit with your rads shroud installed?
IMO, you'll lose the "prodigy style" if you're not using it.
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|30th Nov 2012, 15:20
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Las Vegas
Posts: 33
Yes the hand grips will fit on top with the shroud installed. However my plan is not to go with them (not concerned with keeping the style) I'm planning to actually cut the edges of the grip to use simply as trim. If the end product isn't desirable with the trim then ill replace it with a different material.
|4th Dec 2012, 06:31
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Location: Las Vegas
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Ok so it's time for another update.
Got some hardware in!
So the M/B tray in the case does not fit the X79 Shuttle M/B... so those got chopped off and I made my own tray using polycarbonate.
I also fitted the top 280mm shroud and radiator on top to double check clearance.
Started assembly on some of the hardware and water blocks along with some cable sleeving
For the pump I wired 2 blue LED's to a single 3-pin power connector (making sure to solder in a 470 ohm 1/4w resistor)
My next update will include progress with the side panels, continuing cable sleeving, and more lighting...
I hope this project will start to become as interesting to you all as it is to me
|19th Dec 2012, 06:27
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Las Vegas
Posts: 33
18DEC12 Update
Hello all!
It's been awhile since my last update. I've been very busy between work and the project. I have made quite a bit of progress though! I got the front panel done and have the build pretty much all together. Sleeving the cables and rad grills are pretty much all that is left. I was working on the m/b power cable today and broke my pin removal tool *bummer*. Got another one on order. Now for the pictures!!!
Prepping and painting the radiators-
I thought I took some pictures of painting the rads blue but I can't find them
Did a little more cutting on the chassis for the PSU cables-
drilled some switch holes. Two rocker switches are for the lighting and the fighter pilot switch in the back is the power switch-
I did away with the polycarb m/b tray and drilled out some regular m/b mounts-
Wrapped the bottom piece of the case, decided to stick with it instead of other case feet-
Wrapped the GPU backplate-
Front panel wrapped as well-
Drilled some LED holes in the back of the panel to illuminate the panel-
Assembled the front panel with rad and fans-
Found a good place for the res-
More coming soon.
|19th Dec 2012, 21:23
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Posts: 65
Looks good
What side of Vegas are you on? I live near Lakemead and Rainbow.
Did you have to drill your pump top for the LEDs or are there already spots for it?
|19th Dec 2012, 22:29
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Location: Las Vegas
Posts: 33
I'm near 95N and Ann rd. a little bit north of you.
The EK pump top already comes predrilled for LEDs which is way nice! The only thing I had to drill for LEDs was the front plate.
|29th Dec 2012, 23:16
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Las Vegas
Posts: 33
Here is yet another update. Things have been going fairly well aside from a few set backs. First off my heat gun went up in smoke... that was a bummer. It was a sheap Kawasaki heat gun, it came with some great attachments but I guess the motor just wasn't up for moderate use. I got a new one already so on we go! Along with that I broke a pin on my ATX pin removal tool, those things are pretty easy to break and unfortunately I didn't have an extra on hand. Everything else is going pretty smooth. Well here is the progress so far!!!
Wrapped the rad shroud on top-
started the loop assembly in the case-
adding some dinoc on the board and hooking everything up-
That's all for now. I ordered new grills for the top rad and the front rad which will also be dinoc wrapped and am back to working on the cables with my new ATX pin tool. I also ordered the wrong pins by mistake and will have to order some more to finish the cables. hopefully will have this project finished within the next two weeks. Cheers!!! Happy New Year!!!
Got my external power adapter hooked up to test fans, lighting, and get the LC loop running.
The cooling loop test
Using Mayhem's Nebula solution-
I also placed BitFenix light strips at the top of the case facing down and here is a few pics of how the lighting turned out with everything in the case-
|14th Jan 2013, 18:46
Do it right the first time
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Location: City 17/Sweden
Posts: 67
Surprised to see so few comments on this.
How are things going for you?
|14th Jan 2013, 19:24
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Michigan, United States
Posts: 60
nice nice, seriously, there is so many prodigy builds that i am tempted myself into joining that bandwagon :O but it wouldnt be as good as this though if I were to build one he he he... ever heard of Furganator (might be spelled wrong) on the forums? he also used the x79 shuttle mb for his prodigy build, i believe it was called "unobtainable"... really wish i could do something as cool as this. keep up the good work !
New Rig: I7 4770k oc @ 4.0, Maximus Hero, 16 Gb Gskill Sniper, EVGA 670 GTX FTW SLI
|15th Jan 2013, 09:10
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Not a big fan of carbon wrap... but this looks damn nice!! Well done so far!
|19th Jan 2013, 22:33
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awesome build man, very inspiring!! Keep up the good work!
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I was born in on Vashon Island as an Aries and spent my youth watching the Mariners and being called "Boomer." I've been on the radio nearly my whole life, but I did take some time off to marry my wife Heidi and have two sons Anthony and Sean. I do hot yoga as often as possible and chase squirrels around my yard. I'm famous for my hot paints and for catching as many concerts as possible. My first concert was Blue Oyster Cult in 1980 at Summer Jam. I live in Pasco and love watching Saving Private Ryan and Austin Power movies over and over. I can't get enough of "Deadliest Catch" and "MythBusters." I love Mexican food!


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#1 Wed 21 Feb 07 4:54pm
Save my sage!
I have a pot of sage sitting in front of my kitchen window (indoors-bright, but no direct sunlight, temp.18°C).
I water it moderately every other day.
I've noticed that the leaves have started to ... shrink? Curl up on themselves?
What am I doing wrong
Can anyone help me save my sage???
#2 Wed 21 Feb 07 5:35pm
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Re: Save my sage!
Are they drying up or wilting? I'm no great expert but I had this happen to most (OK, all) of my houseplants until I realised their little drainage holes were clogged and they were drowning...
#3 Wed 21 Feb 07 5:44pm
Re: Save my sage!
Well, they're not drying up (I'm no expert either - I've recently succeeded in killing my cactus - but they're not suffering from lack of water).
Clogged drainage holes could indeed be the problem. Maybe I am drowning my poor plant .
I'll have to check.
#4 Wed 21 Feb 07 5:52pm
Re: Save my sage!
Yep, I guess it was drowning.
The drainage holes were in direct contact with the bottom of the ceramic pot, so my sage was just sitting in water.
I've put three plastic bottle tops in the bottom of the pot now. That should raise my sage up high enough to avoid further damage.
I hope
Thanks again!
#5 Wed 21 Feb 07 6:08pm
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Re: Save my sage!
Well, that's the first and probably last time I do something positive for a houseplant! I almost feel absolved for past sins... I once killed my Venus fly-trap with boiling water but I won't get into the story here as a vaseful of daffodils are looking at me accusingly.
#6 Wed 21 Feb 07 6:59pm
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Re: Save my sage!
The Sage is probably fed up of being in a pot ! It may be a bit potbound as it is a large plant that is best grown in the garden.
Once planted it does not always take to being moved!!
#7 Wed 21 Feb 07 7:13pm
Re: Save my sage!
Thanks for you suggestion Mummza, but I've only had it a month (I bought it from a garden centre and it's only small). I don't think it's pot-bound.
It was doing fine until recently!
Maybe it's traumatized after seeing my cactus die a slow and painful death!
#8 Wed 21 Feb 07 8:41pm
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Re: Save my sage!
We leave our sage outdoors - it seems to be unkillable!
The only thing we do with it is to hack it back viciously every now and then, just to tame its rampancy
#9 Wed 21 Feb 07 11:02pm
Re: Save my sage!
I'd like to be able to keep mine outdoors, but I live in a flat and I'm not able to install window boxes, so if I want to grow any herbs it has to be done indoors.
I do hope my sage survives!
I'm hoping to grow other herbs too, but I'm not sure yet what would be suitable.
#10 Thu 22 Feb 07 12:41am
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Re: Save my sage!
You probably already know this but leave it so its almost but not completely dried out. If it was sitting in water and was soaked maybe try letting it dry out till it gets healthy again, hoping that it will, then start your watering routine again. In the meantime get another plant just in case.
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