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Reem vs Duffee - Would you be surprised if it was a fix?
Ok this is all speculation and I guessing can never be proven ether way, but I can't honestly say the thought has not passed my mind a few times since watching this fight, first I ignored it in the hope it was just me and did not want to be the one to bring up a topic about it, I was kind of hoping someone else would say something, but now its been a while and that's never going to happen so I will say what I think and find out what you guys think.
First off when the fight was announced did it not seem like a huge risk that Dream, K-1 and last but not least Strikeforce was taking, obviously the 3 organisations listed above are deep in together helping to build strength from each other, and it just so happens that the Reem is the poster boy and there number one weapon in the fight to make the statement that SF has the No.1 HW division in the world. What if he had lost to a guy coming off a loss having just been cut by the UFC, surly there case for hosting the best HW division in the world would of been damaged beyond repair.
Then there was the timing of the fight, the Reem just weeks after winning the K-1 could not of been in training for a long time to go into am MMA bout, but the paying Japanese public want to see him fight been the super star that he is out there, so why would you not want him on your premium New Years Eve card, not matter if he was ready and had time to get ofer the K-1 finals or not.
So I think its safe to say they all 3 companies the Reem is the poster boy for had good reason to both get him on the fight card and make sure he won especially against an ex-UFC rising star who had just been cut.
Then the fight its self, the result could not of been any better, the Reem completely destroys Duffee who landed nothing in quick time, if your going to fix a fight what better way than a fast 1st round KO, this gives little action in the fight to analysis about Duffee's performance to see if he was really trying, but did he just stick his chin out and let the Reem have a clean shot that's the only debatable question?
I don't to me it just stinks of a set up because if your where going to fix such a fight it seems thats exactly how it would of gone down, I am not saying that the Reem could not of beat Duffee anyway but I am asking why would 3 organisational take such a risk with there poster boy at such a important time for the rise of the SF HW division?
For what its worth I still think the Reem is the No.1 HW in the world, give him the right time to prepare and train for a MMA fight I would expect him to destroy Duffee anyway but still the timing of this seem all wrong.
I am not saying I think it was a fix because I think the Reem could destroy him like he did anyway, just that I would not be surprised if it was.
I would also like to point out this could of gone down without the Reem ever knowing, all they would of had to say was "stick your chin out Duffee and let the Reem do the rest, you wont even know what hit you", then as a reward Duffee gets a nice fat contract to fight over in Japan and all his financial problems he was complaining about while he was in the UFC are sorted for life.
You have motive, you have a guy in the perfect position to pick to take the fall, you have the perfect result.
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These questions will give you some clues as to the problem, but data will confirm your hunch (or point you in a different direction). I'm not talking about a measurement program here, but simple, "good enough" data gathered from observation or existing sources. Once you have data, look at it from several vantage points, or you may miss something important.
For example, at a large financial services company, operations analysts collected data on the number of minutes during which each application was unavailable during core business hours. They presented the data at a monthly management meeting using a pie chart. The chart clearly showed which application had the largest portion "outage minutes" for the month. Presenting the data in a pie chart facilitated putting the manager of the offending application on the hot seat at the management meeting. But, it didn't help much with understanding the problem, or knowing where to look for solutions.
By the time I arrived to help them solve their problems, they had many months of data, and looking at it differently provided useful information.
I used the questions above to guide how I viewed the data. I looked at the total number of outage minutes each month. I look at the trends for each application. I looked at outages in time series. But, the data didn't answer the question, what is the impact on our organization? I set out to answer that question, and found that not all outages were equal. A day-long outage in a specialized application only affected ten people. A five-minute outage in another system meant everyone in the department—several hundred people—couldn't access any applications, but it had only happened once. A short outage in an application used by one-third of the department that happened every day accounted for most of the outage minutes over time. Knowing this didn't solve the problem, but it told them where to focus their fixing.
Quick-fixers may bemoan the amount of time I spent cleaning the data, looking at it this way and that way, asking more questions and gathering more data. It took about a week. Of course it did take a bit more time to repeat this process at the application level. Still, taken in total, the time spent asking questions and gathering data was far less than the time that had passed while management tried to understand the situation with data presented in way that hid useful information—and less then the outage minutes for all affected employees for one month.
Generate At Least Three Candidate Solutions
Now, it's time to look for possible solutions. Quick-fix thinking conditions us to choose the first idea that's even remotely plausible. Don't dismiss your first idea, but don't stop there either. Develop at least three candidate solutions. You may go back to your first idea, but by developing additional options, you'll understand the problem better. If you have difficulty thinking of more than one candidate solution, turn your thought process upside down and ask, "How could we make the situation worse?" That paradoxical question almost always jiggles more ideas loose.
As part of developing a solution, identify at least ten things that could go wrong with each candidate solution. Looking at the downsides might send you back to generating more options. Sometimes the best solution isn't the most elegant; it's the one with the fewest or least objectionable downsides.
Once you have several options to choose from, choose one and put it motion. Chances are it won't work out quite as planned—and that's an opportunity for learning. Observe and gather data, re-adjust, and try again.
Every solution carries the seed to the next problem. That's a given. When you apply systematic thinking to the problem, it's less likely that next problem will compound the problem you were trying to fix in the first place.


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Emily Marshall and Alana Waters aren't necessarily big fans of spiders, but the two seventh graders at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School didn't let that stand in the way of science.
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Once the topic is approved in November, the students begin their work, finishing up their experiments in December and preparing their presentations for the January science fair.
Spider Silk, the topic chosen by Emily and Alana, tested the strength of orb webs, the symmetrical webs often found outside, against house spider webs, the matted mass with no distinguishable shape found in basements. What they found was that the house spider webs could support more weight than the orb webs.
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The girls also pointed out that the reason spiders don't get caught in their own webs is because not every part of it is sticky.
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The two tested subjects who were timed to place various shaped objects in the corresponding place on a gameboard. Then the subjects were asked to play a round of Call of Duty, Black Ops 2. The subjects would be timed again, as they attempted to match the objects to the shape.
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The boys were happy to tell their parents that playing their video games would sharpen their reaction, and they had the data to back it up.
Other projects, such as Isabella Curran's study of pollution in Bristol found that high traffic areas, such as Hope Street, revealed more airborne pollutants than in places like Colt State Park.
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In all, nearly 20 experiments on topics such as bacteria to baked goods were on display. Representatives from the Newport Undersea Warfare College judged the projects, with awards going to the ones they deemed the best.
The top three projects will be presented at the Rhode Island State Science Fair held in March.
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Blogging has changed my life completely. I have started trying taking more risks, become much more experimental and open to new things. One of the things I was wary of was - Thrifting! Up until I started blogging I couldn't imagined wearing 'second-hand clothes' or even enter a thrift shop in my dreams! Not much has changed yet, but after being encouraged by a lot of blogging-friends, I did brave-through into a thirft-store last year! I had no idea what I was looking for or how should one thrift 'successfully'. So if you are someone like me who is a thrift-virgin then this is what I have learnt so far:
1) Take your time and survey the store. Pick out stuff you think you might like. If you are lucky you might even find stuff with their original tags on.
2) If you are not ready to start with clothes immediately, accessories like jewelry and belt are a great way to break the ice.
3) Make sure you try-on everything.
4) Check for any wear and tear. If it is easily repairable then don't just discard it!
5) Lastly, and most importantly wash everything before wearing.
|Reversible Belt (Back Side - Polka Dots) - $5.00
|Bright Green Belt via J.Crew - $3.00
|Bright & Skinny Orange Belt via J.Crew - $3.00
|Belt via Coach - $10.00
|Vest via Banana Republic - $10.00
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I just love the pink necklace in the last pic and the reversible belts!ReplyDelete
wow they look like a good bargain man! I especially love the belt via coach, orange and green belt.. awesome :)ReplyDelete
I love this post! I'm also a huge fan of thrifting. I can't imagine buying my belts and vintage skirts anywhere other than the local thrift store.ReplyDelete
There's something I love about this post... And that leopard print dress- Wow...ReplyDelete
Great post! I love the way you've made that leopard dress look like two totally different items ;) that's so cool! xoxoReplyDelete
printed floral dress = <3ReplyDelete
Belts are really good!!ReplyDelete
WOW. I love all the belts. The vest looks so pretty. :PReplyDelete
Thrifting can be fun!
Love a good bit of nifty thrifing! As always I love your interpretations of styling something a different way!ReplyDelete
Missed you Tanvi:) Haven't tried my hand at thrifting yet, but perhaps I should. I just love that reversible belt and the vest.ReplyDelete
That that leopard print dress as a top makes it look sooo chic !! I couldn't even notice dt they were d same!!!ReplyDelete
Loved ur shirt dress d mostt !! : )
hey tanvi...i love all ur outfits and look..totally fab..i myself m a self confessed thrifter..thanks for the lovely tips will keep them in mind next time i go for thrifting...ReplyDelete
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Great thrifting advice...and I of course, love all the thrifted outfit photos.....you have an eye for a great find!!ReplyDelete
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Nice post on a good topic.ReplyDelete
I'm not exaggerating when I say that thrifting changed my life. It allows me to try numerous new styles at such a low cost I can easy afford to do so. It's like learning fashion with training wheels. Before, I wouldn't wear an item for fear of wasting $70; now, I snap one up for $7 and have the same experience.
Im liking the dress as a dress!!ReplyDelete
Thrifting is really great...while i dont buy second hand stuff, I do look into those export surplus stuff available at our Delhi local markets, sometimes i come up with grt picks!!!
loved all the belts n ya todays post was a feast to my eyes..so many outfit pics..love this post...ReplyDelete
really love how you remixed the leopard dress:)ReplyDelete
in both the first pics you look super hot*not that you don't in the others*:-)ReplyDelete
infact in the place where you wore the dress as a top-it does not look like a top at all-perfection dearie...you are reaching there:-)
and thrifting sounds cool and looks even cooler on you:-)
That dress doesn't look like a dress at all in the 2nd photo! How do you do it?ReplyDelete
We don't get much second-hand thrift shops here in India...but we do have all these export surplus stuff available in the street markets...and you do really find some good bargains there! Thanks for those tips..... :)ReplyDelete
Street shopping equals thrifting for me! 'Coz we dont have many thrift shops here.. I love that dress on you. Looks good even as a top.ReplyDelete
hope you are having fun in delhi :)ReplyDelete
belts are a great way to start
Good advice and great shots.ReplyDelete
sarojini mkt here is THE place to thrift..you must have heard of that?!ReplyDelete
i loved that double sided belt so much
Tanvi the leopard print dress with the knee-high boots are fierce, I love how you changed the dress into a top in the second look. I too have become more thrifty, I started with jewelry and belts and found a few clothing items that were in great condition.ReplyDelete
I have only been thrifting myself since last year as well, but I've been buying vintage pieces for a few years. Yay for delving into thrifting! You've amassed some great belts!ReplyDelete
Love the animal print dress!ReplyDelete
i thrift every now and then and it can definitely be scary. i like your tips! that reversible belt was such an awesome thrift store find. :)ReplyDelete
I think thrifting carries a certain stigma with it that scares a lot of people. It could be that it is "already worn" or really cheap, but a lot of people are really not into it. I personally love it. I have found so many original and versatile pieces thrifting. I love that you have given it a shot!ReplyDelete
Love how you wore the dress as a top. I have to try this. Loving everything as always!!!ReplyDelete
great mix n match and those r grt tips on thrifting...ReplyDelete
Love it!ReplyDelete
I heard you were/are in India via Fashion Bombay :)
How's it going?
i got a dress once, thrifted! Which I use as a top now! this post speaks to me :) and I'm glad ur liking the break! always good for new inspirations!ReplyDelete
I LOVE the green,orange and tan belts!The very concept of thrift shops has always fascinated me!But sadly,I don't know of any such shop in Kolkata.:-(ReplyDelete
And Tanvii,you flew down to Mumbai for the bloggers' meet?Wish we had more bloggers from Kolkata!Then even we could've organized a bloggers' meet over here and invited you!Even Poulami has moved to Mumbai now.*wipes tears*
Tanvi I love all looks cause u wear so good absolutely everything, but the first leopard dress/top mix & match is magnificent!!!ReplyDelete
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Great looks and good advice (although I never bother trying stuff on, I might waste valuable shopping time whilst I'm in the cubicle!)ReplyDelete
Second-hand is the way to go, cheap, green and so exciting. x
Great haul! I maybe thrift more than I shop at regular stores. Majority of all my jewelry is now vintage and thrifted....such a great way to get unique items that are hard to find.ReplyDelete
nice haul!!i am a new fashion blogger from indonesia living in singapore :) i really like your blog. i will really appreciate & it will be an honor to have u as my blog member.ReplyDelete
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Tanvi, I love that blogging got you into thrifting- your style is so chic and you are a good example of how awesome shopping secondhand first can be!ReplyDelete
these belts are lovely :)ReplyDelete
& thrifting is awesome.
i am loving the dress as a top!ReplyDelete
New to Sac and stumbled on your blog...LOVE IT! Just starting out thrifting and appreciate the tips :)ReplyDelete
New to Sac and stumbled on your blog...LOVE IT! Just starting out thrifting and appreciate the tips :)ReplyDelete
I like the vest! SO nice! I don't know if they have thrift shops here..hmm..time to google... :-) or keep it as a business model :-pReplyDelete


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Men may have outnumbered women during the human migration out of Africa, according to a new paper appearing in yesterday's advance online version of Nature Genetics.
Researchers from Harvard Medical School, the Broad Institute, and the National Human Genome Research Institute assessed more than 130,000 SNPs and a billion bases of sequence data representing individuals of West African, European, and East Asian descent. Together, the X chromosome and autosomal chromosome data suggest that the effective female population size was unexpectedly low when humans migrated from Africa to other parts of the world some 60,000 years ago.
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text: Thousands still without power Sunday By Staff reports July 8, 2012 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- More than 77,000 families in West Virginia were still without power late Sunday morning, more than eight days after the devastating June 29 wind storm.Appalachian Power Co. said 5,687 customers in Kanawha County were without power as 11:30 a.m. among about 45,000 customers statewide. Mon Power listed another 31,791 customer.With temperatures expected to be in the high 90s again Sunday, Kanawha County emergency workers were encouraging people without power to seek relief at cooling stationsCooling stations open Sunday include the King, North Charleston and Kanawha City recreation centers in Charleston; 1st Church of the Nazarene, South Charleston; Praise Assembly of God, Childress Road, Alum Creek; Dupont Middle School; Marmet Recreation Center; Spring Fork Baptist Church, Campbell's Creek. Also, Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Sissonville; Clendenin Community Center; Pinch Fire Station; Elk RIver Church of Nazarene; Hansford Senior Center; St. Albans Fire Station; Lakewood Fire Department; and Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Nitro.In addition, ice and water distribution centers will be open across the county from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday at the following locations: Flinn Elementary, Sissonville; Charleston Civic Center, Lee Street entrance; Pinch Elementary School; Herbert Hoover High School; Riverside High School; Clendenin Community Center; Ruthlawn Elementary School; and East Bank Middle School.For information or help getting to a cooling center, call the Emergency Operations Center at 304-746-8748 or 304-746-8743.Read more in Monday's Charleston Gazette. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Free mobile dental clinic to visit 6 WV counties 2 Ex-police officer arrested for telephone harassment 3 Charleston population continues slow bleed, 2016 census estimates show 4 Yeager, WV Air Guard to celebrate 70th anniversary with air show this fall 5 WVU basketball to host Kentucky next season State trooper shoots man who grabbed officer's gun Previous Story Parents seek more exemptions for vaccinations in West Virginia Next Story


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The Parable of the Quiet Sunday
It was a quiet Sunday morning. Peaceful, even. The monk Nopants sat down in front of a perfectly golden brown waffle, fork and knife in hand, a serene smile on his face. Suddenly, there was a loud obnoxious yodeling noise from the other room. Nopants gritted his teeth. The yodeling got louder. Nopants tried to ignore it as his grip tightened on his fork and knife. Apparently Golden Rod was walking around the monastery, practicing his thunder-yodels. Bung Fu The Fool sensed that Nopants was about to flip his shit and said, "Let me handle this." Bung Fu jumped out from behind a bush and surprised Golden Rod. "Hey you fuckstick! Master Nopants is trying to eat his fucking waffle in peace and you keep bunging it up with your asshole yodeling." Golden Rod was full of it this morning. He hissed back: "Listen you sycophantic douche canoe, I am an enlightened master so I can do whatever I fucking want. I'm sick of your fascist tyrant authoritarian facist whining like ehh ehh none of us would know what to do if you didn't crack the ass whip up all of our asses all the time, so listen up: If I want to yodel, I can do it. If I want to keep my fucking PISS IN A JAR, I can do that too. And if I want to bust my throat by yodeling so hard MY EYEBALLS BULGE OUT MY SKULL, GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY WAY BECAUSE THESE EYES ARE MADE FOR BULGING AND THAT'S JUST WHAT THEY'LL DO—-" Bung Fu said, "I'm just saying—", but Golden Rod cut him off "—AND ONE OF THESE DAYS I'M GONNA BULGE ALL OVER YOU." That was it for Bung Fu, he hated being yelled at and even more, he hated Nancy Sinatra. He sneered and made a stupid face and shouted back in a sarcastic tone, "OHH I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT BEING AN ENLIGHTENED MASTER MEANS HAVING NO FUCKING REGARD FOR ANYBODY ELSE AND SPAGGING AROUND THE MONASTERY GOING EHH EHH LOOK AT HOW GREAT MY YODELING IS, GIVE ME A YODELING AWARD MADE OF PISS SO I CAN KEEP IT IN A JAR AND WALK AROUND LIKE I'M BETTER THAN EVERYBODY EXCEPT I ACTUALLY HAVE A PISS JAR ON MY PERSON AND I WANT TO SHOW IT TO EVERYBODY LIKE THEY'RE PICTURES OF MY UGLY BABY AND NOBODY GIVES A FUCK BUT I KEEP SHOWING THEM OFF GOING OOOH LOOK AT HOW CUTE MY BABY IS ISN'T HE PRECIOUS HE'S THE CUTEST BABY IN THE WORLD — EXCEPT PEOPLE REALLY THINK YOUR GODDAMN BABY LOOKS LIKE AN OLD MONSTER TRUCK TIRE THAT JUST ROLLED THROUGH A SHITSTACK OF ROADKILL WITH SHIT COMING OUT OF IT AND THEN STOPPED IN A PUDDLE OF COLD DOG JIZZ. WHEN PEOPLE SAY THAT AWFUL BABY HAS HIS FATHER'S EYES, THEY'RE REALLY SAYING HE LOOKS LIKE A SMEGGY PSYCHOPATH WITH BUTTHOLES WHERE HIS EYES SHOULD BE AND THEY'RE SHITTING, CONSTANTLY SHITTING." "I don't understand," said Golden Rod. "I'M SAYING PUT A DIAPER ON THAT BABY'S FACE, ASS TURBAN." Golden Rod punched out a lamp and shouted, "YOUR PATHETIC ATTEMPTS TO OFFEND ME HAVE BACKFIRED AND NOW I'M HORNY AS FUCK SO I'M GOING TO CALL UP YOUR MOTHER, WHOM I HAVE ON SPEED DIAL, AND TELL HER TO ORDER A PIZZA PIE BECAUSE I'M COMING OVER AND I'M GONNA FUCK HER IN THE FAT ASS, THEN EAT THE WHOLE PIZZA IN FRONT OF HER WHILE SHE CRIES AND IF SHE ASKS FOR PIZZA I'M GONNA SAY NO BITCH, YOU'VE HAD MORE THAN ENOUGH GODDAMN PIZZA ALREADY." Bung Fu tore off his shirt and shouted "ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A SPAG NAMED GOLDEN ROD WHO WAS ON HIS WAY TO THE BIG CITY TO MAKE HIS FORTUNE, BUT SUDDENLY HE GOT ELBOW DROPPED," and with that, Bung Fu leapt onto Golden Rod, elbows first. They began to fight and roll around and scream crap at each other. Nopants sighed.
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there are two sides to every waffle but only one is delicious
Waffles with syrup do not mix with violence. At least not without getting awfully sticky.
This parable made me really mad; but then it made me laugh
It made me want to cry. Poor Nancy Sinatra.


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Located in Maxvorstadt, Vi Vadi Hotel downtown munich is within a mile (2 km) of popular sights such as Marienplatz and Church of Our Lady. This 114-room, 3-star hotel has conveniences like 2 restaurants, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi. Located in central Munich, the hotel is also near English Garden and Old Pinakothek.
Enjoy dining at one of 2 onsite restaurants including Ristorante Vi Vadi, which specializes in Italian cuisine. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge. Start your day off with buffet breakfast, available for a fee.
All of Vi Vadi Hotel downtown munich's 114 soundproofed rooms provide refrigerators, minibars, and free newspapers. 32-inch LCD TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Beds are dressed in Egyptian cotton sheets and pillow menus, and bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries. Safes, phones, and desks are other standard amenities.
At Vi Vadi Hotel downtown munich, guests have access to free WiFi in public areas, free newspapers, and laundry facilities. Self parking is offered for EUR 15.00 per day. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a garden and a TV in a common area.
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Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This Munich hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a garden. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 114
- Number of floors - 8
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- Number of restaurants - 2
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Vi Vadi Rustico Steaks - This restaurant specializes in pizza and serves lunch, dinner, and light fare.
Ristorante Vi Vadi - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Open daily.
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Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
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When Jon signed his national letter of intent on February 2, 2005 to attend the University of Florida, the Gators won a battle of two football powerhouses. Florida won that day over Florida State but long before that February day, Millicent Demps had already won the big battle.
Millicent and Willie Demps Sr. own and operate a private school in Pensacola. The S.L. Jones Christian Academy is a proud family business that they will most likely pass on to their children when they finally decide to retire. This private school for more than 100 children flourishes due to the nourishment of loving parents and adults. Millicent tries to prepare the children at her school for the future the same way she prepared her own kids to expect and seek success.
Angela Demps was not only a fine student at Washington High School, but she was a member of Washington's 1994 state championship basketball team. She graduated FAMU and entered the Navy where she is forging a fine career as an officer serving the country.
"We are so very proud of her," Millicent said, "She has always been a self-starter and she has made us proud. She is a single young lady that has carried herself in a way that is marvelous. She has recently been given a chance to be a lead singer on a CD that she is making with the church choir. She is talented and gifted from God."
Willie Demps Jr. signed a scholarship to play linebacker for LSU in 2002. He is currently on a medical hardship scholarship and trying to get healthy to play again. For Willie Jr., football may be in the past, but he still has a bright future. Millicent has no uneasiness about that future. As with Angela, Millicent found it easy to let Willie go into the world on his own after high school.
"Not so tough," she said about him leaving out of the house three years ago. "Willie has always been a level headed kid. He has always made wise choices and good decisions. We felt good about him going off to LSU and felt good about Coach (Will) Muschamp and the head coach after we talked to them. Willie was and is a great kid. I am from Louisiana and I graduated from Southern University. That is really home for me and my family."
Family and Christian values are at the heart of the Demps family. That's where they find their strength and that's what draws them closer together. That sense of family is one of the reasons both boys are looking to be a part of the S.L. Jones Christian Academy once they have completed their college educations.
"He (Willie Jr.) is getting his degree in sports communication or something close to that," Millicent said. "I know he will be in business and marketing. I told Willie, hopefully, when he graduates … in between getting a permanent job … I asked him to come back and coach our kids in the athletic department for a little bit. He is really seriously thinking about that."
Part of a mother's love and understanding is being able to set her children free into the world knowing that they will come back. She's had a hand in all their tough decisions yet at the same time, she has raised them to think independently and to dream big dreams. For Jon, the big dream is to get a degree in business at Florida and once his football playing days have ended, return to Pensacola and the school that his parents run so successfully.
"Now Jon was a handful," Millicent said about his younger days. "He is the baby and spoiled. His daddy spoiled him, it was all daddy. His daddy did it, and he will tell you that. Jonathan has always had a (happy) personality. He has always been one that loves people and is a people person. He has always had his own personality …he's Jon Jon. He is a good kid."
There is a playful side to her 6-4, 230-pound high school senior and it is that playful side that Millicent and Willie Sr. have had to keep under control. They never wanted to take all the playfulness out of his personality, but they did want him to mature so that he would know when to play and when to focus on what is important.
"He thinks we are hard on him and we had to be hard on him to keep him focused," she explained. "He loves to play. He plays more than Willie and has grown up to be a very mature young man. When he made up his mind to start doing well in school, he buckled down and started doing that. We are very proud of him."
The recruiting battle for Jon Demps has been well documented. There was a moment when it appeared he would be going to Florida State but in the end, he signed at UF, which is where Millicent wanted him to go. She points out, however, that while she made Jon focus in on his priorities, the final decision was indeed his and not hers.
"He made his own decisions regarding that," she said. "He said, 'Mom, this is what my goal is.' And so that is what he went for."
The final decision to be a Gator ended a grueling last minute ordeal but once Coach Urban Meyer had what he calls the "jewel" of his recruiting class, it was a time for the family to celebrate, and no one was happier than Millicent Demps.
"We were just happy that Jonathan was so blessed to have colleges interested in him," she said glowing about his athletic ability. "What we did was really let him have the freedom to process things in his own mind. He went through the complete process and did not let us interfere with it. He had five choices and wanted to do all the trips. There were times when I told him he visited enough and to get it over with. He wanted to take all the trips so he did. We backed off and let him go through the process.
"Willie was different because he was focused on where he wanted to go, even though his choice of LSU was the last school to offer. Jon Jon, he had so many dream schools after him, it really was a hard choice. All those schools were good schools. I put my two cents in when he would listen but he looked at all the pros and cons. He knows himself and he knows what it takes of himself academically. (In the end) when I think he was being pressured, that is when I helped him to focus on what was important. I was praying that he would make the right choice. We always prayed that God would lead him to make the right choice and he always prayed that. We trusted that was what he did and we are happy with what he did and the choice he made."
He will be gone from the nest, but not that far. Jon will be a half day drive from Pensacola and mom and dad won't be shy about checking in on their "littlest" boy. They just aren't done watching him progress on or off the field.
"We will be busy on the road to Gainesville," she said. "We will be doing a lot of traveling. We will be there as much as possible."
The last of her children will be leaving the home soon but Millicent with all the hard work that goes into her school hasn't had much time to think about it, or maybe hasn't wanted to think about it.
"I don't know, I really don't know what it is going to be like," she said. "I will let you know next year. I came home today and had eight kids running around. I really haven't had the chance to think about it. Our life is so full. We don't have the luxury of sitting around because we are constantly doing this or that. We have a hundred kids at our school that we treat like our own kids. My husband being a pastor, we have kids always around us."
And so goes the life of a natural born mother.
For Jon, the things he takes with him wherever he goes are the lessons learned from a mom who has always known when to push and when to let him choose on his own. She has inspired her son to dream big dreams and to feel perfectly capable of big accomplishments.
"I remember, back when I was younger, her getting on me about my study habits and stuff," Jon said. "She just instilled in me how to do better on my grades. It is something that really helped me in the long run."
Football wasn't even on the agenda early for Mrs. Demps or for Jon. Jon had enough things on his plate with his grades and the other sports he was into. Millicent wasn't very keen on him adding more to an already too busy schedule.
"Oh yeah, she didn't really want me to play (early on)," he said. "She thought I had too many things going on. I was playing basketball, baseball, and football and my schoolwork was really slacking. She didn't want to play all three at the same time."
She relented and Jon worked through his troubles in the classroom and started to really apply himself in everything he tried to do. This meant growing into a big time specimen and one that would be highly recruited to play football at the collegiate level. This meant coaches and players from schools all around the country pulling would be tugging on him trying to get him to sign with their school. The pressure was great and Jon was going to need her attention.
"She was a real big part of my final decision," Jon said. "She told me to think about it and it was a life long decision. She told me to think about two years from now and fifteen years from now. The way I saw it, the best decision was Florida."
While Jon was pondering his choice, mom knew in her heart where her baby should go, but she bit her lip until the final decision was made.
"She said she had a dream about me going to Florida and not Florida State, but she didn't even tell me until after I made up my mind," he said.
Whenever life brings a question to Jon, there is one person he knows to look for; one person that has been there for him every time; one person that will continue to be there for him.
"I owe her everything," he said of mom. "She is the (most influential) person in my life and I think I can go to her anytime and ask for guidance in situations. She is always that one person in my life that helped me keep my mind on my goals and what I needed to get through."
If there is one part of Millicent Demps that is foremost in whatever Jon does, it is finishing what he starts and giving his best no matter how simple or how difficult the task.
"She is a woman that when you say you are going to do something, she is going to hold you to it," he said. "She expects you to do the best you can."
Now that he's about to embark on his first big journey in life that is away from the nurturing home in Pensacola, Demps has one goal that supercedes all others. He's made a promise to his mom and no matter what this is one he has to keep.
"I want to get my degree," he said.
He has to keep that promise because Millicent Demps has been preparing for his college graduation day for years. It's the final part of her three-fold plan --- a college degree for each of her three children.
When Jon gets his diploma from the University of Florida, it will be the greatest Mother's Day gift ever for Millicent Demps. Jon will be happy because he kept his promise to his mom. Millicent will be happy because that diploma means her baby is ready to take the next step in life.
There are a lot of moms out there like Millicent Demps. You've given your best for your children, preparing them to go out in the world so they can have a successful life, knowing that one day those kids will come back to take care of you. To all of you mothers who have given so much, Gator Country says Happy Mothers Day!!!


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text: Fun Fun Fun Fest Fun Fun Fun Fest Up in the Air After Production Company Splits Up By Emilie Mutert • May 17, 2016 KUTX Two founding members of the company that puts on Austin's Fun Fun Fun Fest have parted ways with Transmission Events, leaving the future of the annual music festival up in the air. Graham Williams and James Moody allowed real estate company Stratus Properties, a minority shareholder of Transmission, to buy them out. Williams is taking half of Transmission's staff with him and launching his own production venture called Margin Walker Presents (named for a Fugazi song/EP). He plans for the company to focus less on corporate events and brand activations and more on producing live music performances in clubs and bars. How Recovering Addicts Can Have Good, Clean Fun Fun Fun at Fun Fun Fun Fest By Audrey McGlinchy • Nov 6, 2015 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon/KUT This weekend, Austin's Fun Fun Fun Fest takes over most of Auditorium Shores. And while the lineup changes each year, you can expect certain things: music, fans and alcohol. This year, though, the Fest is introducing something new. Listen Listening... / 4:53 Should Austin Charge More for Event Organizers to Hold Festivals in City Parks? By Audrey McGlinchy • Oct 26, 2015 Gabriel Cristóver Pérez We're in the middle of festival season in Austin. On the heels of the Austin City Limits Music Festival, Fun Fun Fun Fest is coming up in less than two weeks. Both events are held at city parks. A task force is looking at how the city allows its parkland to be used for music festivals. One topic it's just beginning to tackle: the fees the city charges music festival organizers. Listen Listening... / 2:20 Council Reaches Fun Fun Fun Fest Compromise By Tyler Whitson • Aug 7, 2015 Gabriel Cristover Perez From our city reporting partner the Austin Monitor: Amid concerns that Fun Fun Fun Fest would not take place this November at Vic Mathias Shores, City Council has intervened in negotiations between festival organizers and the city's Parks and Recreation Department to ensure that it goes forward as planned. Council unanimously passed a resolution Thursday directing Parks and Recreation Department staff to allow organizer Transmission Events to use up to 1 acre of a newly renovated off-leash dog park to accommodate the event, which will take place Nov. 6-8. Council Hopes to Shore Up Fun Fun Fun's 'Flex Space' Squabble By Audrey McGlinchy • Aug 5, 2015 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon/KUT News Fun Fun Fun Fest is set for November, but festival organizers don't yet know how much of Auditorium Shores they'll be able to use. The battle, it turns out, is over a three-acre tract of dog park. The city's Parks and Recreation Department says they never promised this area for festival use. Fun Fun Fun Fest organizers say at least part of this space is essential to making the festival work. City Council will wade into the issue tomorrow. Fun Fun Fun Fest Fights for Space By Audrey McGlinchy • Jun 23, 2015 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon/KUT News From the Austin Monitor: The battle rages bloodless over a 3-acre tract of dog park. The Parks and Recreation Department and the organizer of Fun Fun Fun Fest, Transmission Events, are ensnarled in a dispute over festival planning. At the center of that dispute is the new off-leash area at the renovated Vic Mathias Shores, formerly Auditorium Shores. If there isn't a resolution by this Thursday, City Council may intervene. Fest-Goers Turn to Chargebacks After Friday's Fun Fun Fun Fest Line Snafu By Andrew Weber • Nov 10, 2014 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon/KUT The Fun Fun Fun Fest will call line blew up the Internet on Friday night. The hours-long line that backed up across Lady Bird Lake inspired a parody twitter account, a couple of irate Reddit threads and prompted an apology from the fest's organizers, Transmission Entertainment. The variables that caused the backup stretch almost as far as the line itself – the festival's queue this year formed into one line, as opposed to multiple lines like in previous years, because of construction at Auditorium Shores; the will call line was understaffed; talks between the City of Austin and Transmission broke down as they were trying to find a quick fix for the line. The list goes on. And so did the line. Until about 8 p.m., when organizers dissolved the front gate and allowed people a chance to catch the last Friday acts free of charge. For some, (including this reporter) it was a footnote to an otherwise pleasant festival experience. Others, it seemed, wanted revenge. Since Transmission has kept a strict no refund policy since 2006, some are turning to credit card chargebacks, a work-around that could refund those with un-scanned tickets on the grounds that they didn't get what they paid for. Beards Versus Drag Queens: Just a Typical Afternoon in Austin By Tyler Pratt • Aug 4, 2014 Mengwen Cao/KUT News Water, the outdoors, music: all things Austinites enjoy, especially when the weather is nice. And all three can go well with some type of beverage in hand. That was the case during this weekend's Aqua Olympics. The fourth annual family/tattoo/dog-friendly event, presented by Fun Fun Fun Fest, took over Fiesta Gardens on Saturday afternoon. Events included classic outdoor games like a potato sack race, balloon toss and a '6-legged' race. And, in typical Fun Fun Fun Fest fashion, there were activities like a paddleboard joust on Lady Bird Lake, a taco cannon, a belching contest, and a 'lagoon launch' where some of Austin's best BMX bikers shot down a ramp, flew and flipped through the air, landing in the lake. For many, it could be considered a typical Austin afternoon. Fun Fun Fun Fest to Stay at Auditorium Shores in 2014 By Andrew Weber • Jan 14, 2014 Mary Mang/KUTX Transmission Events announced their annual Fun Fun Fun Fest will stay at Auditorium Shores this year, despite the city's ongoing renovation of the park that initially put the fest's location up in the air. The ninth annual fest will be held Nov. 7 to Nov. 9 this year. Fun Fun Fun Fest: Staying True To Its Roots By Tyler Pratt • Nov 8, 2013 Credit Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon, KUT News Fun Fun Fun Fest kicks off as at Auditorium Shores starting today. The festival began eight years ago as a small music showcase in downtown Austin. Since then, it's become one of the top independent festivals for music lovers. Known for its relaxed and creative atmosphere, the festival now includes comedy, action sports and flying tacos. Given all it takes to put on a music festival, you wouldn't expect as much laughter and humor from festival organizers, Transmission Events, this close to their event. But the vibe over at the temporary small east Austin office was anything but serious. It's clear that fest creators like to have, well, fun. "We had half-pipe diaper changing stations last year," says Transmission and Fun Fun Fun Fest co-founder, James Moody. "They are all miniature half pipes. One time we tried to run the stats about how many black t-shirts are at our fest. I would say it's 65 percent more than that of ACL Fest. I don't know what it means but I know it's true [laughing]. So, we could sit here for an hour and talk about all those little differences – it's one big difference if you roll them all up. Fun Fun Fun Fest 2013: The Official Music Lineup By Tyler Pratt • Jul 9, 2013 HR Booking After a month of leaks and guessing games, the official music lineup in out. This year's Fun Fun Fun Fest headliners are: M.I.A., Slayer, MGMT, Jurassic 5, Snoop Dogg, Descendents, Ice-T, Television, and FLAG. The official release is Wednesday morning when weekend passes go on sale, but the full music lineup was revealed Tuesday night at a Fun Fun Fun Fest sponsored screening of the documentary, Vannin', in Austin. With $27 Million Impact, Fun Fun Fun Fest Joins the Big Boys By Wells Dunbar • Nov 27, 2012 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon, KUT In its second year at Auditorium Shores, Fun Fun Fun Fest took off. Now the City of Austin puts that growth at $27 million – the amount the fest is estimated to have pumped into Austin's economy. The mayor's office announced Tuesday that the three-day underground music festival attracted a total north of 55,000 attendees. The $27 million estimate was provided by the Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau. Photos: Here's 250 Pictures From Fun Fun Fun Fest 2012 By Wells Dunbar • Nov 5, 2012 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon, KUT The seventh-annual Fun Fun Fun Fest came to a conclusion last night. In its second year at Auditorium Shores, the underground music festival drew roughly 15,000 people a day, according to co-founder James Moody. The fest also received some unexpected mainstream coverage from outlets like "Good Morning America," which reported on the fest's Taco Cannon loaded with grub from Torchy's Tacos. But as Moody told KUT News this weekend, "It's growing, but it'll never do well as a very big festival." Fun Fun Fun Fest Grows While Staying True to its Roots By Wells Dunbar • Nov 4, 2012 Mary Kang for KUT Fun Fun Fun Fest describes itself as "the darling of independent festivals for music lovers and music makers." But this year, with headliners like Run DMC and Girl Talk, is Fun Fun Fun Fest outgrowing its underground roots? "It'll never become super popular," says James Moody, co-creator of the festival and owner of music venue The Mohawk. "It's growing, but it'll never do well as a very big festival." That's because Moody says they aren't interested in billing big names. Moody says they try to give attention to bands that aren't as widely known, or inspire a small but devoted following. "We try to keep people on their toes and remind people that there are no genres anymore, so we don't try to pigeon hole with our headlines," Moody says. "We could throw a curveball and get The Cure next year or something." Now This is Fun (Fun Fun): Fest Grows to Three Days, Four Stages, 160-Plus Performers By Tyler Pratt • Nov 2, 2012 facebook.com/funfunfunfest Austin's has another big event this weekend. The seventh annual Fun Fun Fun Fest is taking place all weekend long at Auditorium Shores. The eclectic three-day festival promises underground music from all genres, along with comedy, extreme sports, food, fashion, and art. Stay tuned to KUT News for updates from the festival, and maybe even a Ryan Gosling sighting or two. Until then, here's a preview of some of the events taking place at Fun Fun Fun Fest, along with fest-related aftershows. Friday Night: For the hip-hop lovers, rap legends Run DMC and Bun B will take the stage. Hipsters will rejoice to the sounds of Santigold and Twin Sister. If that's not enough, a series of skateboard and BMX sessions are kicking off, and will run all weekend. Each day of the festival also promises two hours of Anarchy Championship Wrestling. Fun Fun Fun Fest Releases Daily Schedule By Nathan Bernier • Sep 5, 2012 flickr.com/goincase Now you can know which artists are playing when at this year's Fun Fun Fun Fest, set to take place November 2-4 at Auditorium Shores. The daily schedule has been released. Headliners on Friday include Run DMC, Dillon Francis, and Twin Sister. The Saturday shows will culminate in performances by Refused, Girl Talk, Diamond Rugs, and A$AP Rocky. And Sunday's top billed artists are Turbonegro, Etienne de Crecy, Black Moth Super Rainbow and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Tickets are on sale now. A three-day regular pass is $175. For the first time ever, Fun Fun Fun Fest is letting people buy passes in two-installments of $87.50. You can get the VIP treatment for $325. And students can obtain a three-day pass for $140. Run–D.M.C. Reunion Headlines Fun Fun Fun Fest By Wells Dunbar • Jul 10, 2012 In its second year at Auditorium Shores, underground music festival Fun Fun Fun Fest continues to grow. This morning, festival organizers Transmission Entertainment announced seminal New York hip hop group Run–D.M.C. will play the festival this fall. Fun Fun Fun Fest gets underway November 2. Fun Fun Fun Fest in Four Minutes By Nathan Bernier • Nov 17, 2011 Couldn't make it to Fun Fun Fun Fest at Auditorium Shores this year? Festival promoters just released this video recapping the weekend-long celebration of underground and alternative music. Not surprising to see a video, considering how last year's recap became a viral hit. Fun Fun Fun Fest To Be Streamed Online By Nathan Bernier • Oct 31, 2011 If you can't afford Fun Fun Fun Fest, or simply don't want to brave the dust that will be kicked up by 20,000 people partying along Auditorium Shores, promoters have announced the entire music festival will be streamed online for free. In an email, Fun Fun Fun Fest said it will be partnering with PitchFork.com to bring four separate streams to a web browser near you. Here's how they explain it: Fun Fun Fun Lineup Released By Kelsey Sheridan • Aug 1, 2011 Photo by Suelen Pessoa http://www.flickr.com/photos/suelenpessoa/ Fun Fun Fun Fest released its 2011 lineup today. 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Posted 11 June 2009 - 11:52 AM
Posted 11 June 2009 - 12:04 PM
for how much can i get a liquid cooled cabinet.
so ur building an extreme pc and will overclock morethan 30%....?? I guess u wont atleast from the prev configs u put around....
just stop jumping over every newthing u find ..... u seem more ridiculous than i am...
Posted 11 June 2009 - 12:14 PM
Srevie, please keep your questions to the PC ask the expert thread, if no one answers there there is a good possibilty no one will answer here too.
Lets understand why this thread is there.
@yesh -- ya dude got held up, why don't you go ahead and put a config here lets see what you come up with.
Posted 11 June 2009 - 12:30 PM
Processor:: Intel E7400 2.8 GHz 3mb cache Rs 5675
Motherboard:: Asus P5KPL AM IN microATX G31 Rs 2265
Ram:: 2gb ddr2 800MHz Rs 1200
PSU:: corsair 450w vx450 Rs 4000
Dvd burner + HDD Rs3000 (pick the ones tht fit this budget -- u can do it)
GPU :: sapphire HD 4670 1gb Rs 5550 or palit 9800gt 1gb Rs 7750
case:: A good mini ATX case :: CM elite 330 Rs 2100( 330 is a mid ATX though --- isn't it?)
If u take 9800gt Its 26k total
If u take 4670 Its 24k total
A 17" LCD will be around 5k ( 17" 'coz ur GPU freaks @higher res)
Altec lansing 2.1 entry level speakers around 1k
Logitech G1 gaming desktop @1.5k
so totals to 33.5k
I've seen 4670 give playable framerates in crysis gamer res(on youtube) but 9800gt gives waaaay better performance for the extra 2k..
cons of the system::
-mobo supports 4gb max ram
-cpu bottlenecks if u upgrade GPU later
-there is NO FUTURE though will run great for 2yrs minimum
-micro ATX hinders expandability
pros of the system::
-the psu is pretty good one
-can spend remaining money to buy games
Suggested upgrades::
-add another 2gb ram down the road (when u just cant do with 2gb)
-CPU upgrade :: go for a good quad-core one when u upgrade your GPU.
-A gigabyte p35 mobo (GA-P35-S3G) costs 4.5k i.e 2k more than the current one....but it eradicates the expandability problems since its an ATX mobo and can support upto 8gb ram and also supports 1066Mhz
Aman and afty modify this to make it cheaper plz.....
and also some suggestions..
edit:: prices from @www.theitwares.com ... I guess they charge upto 200 extra on almost everything.. so u can save upto 1.5k buying locally
Edited by ~--YeSH--~, 12 June 2009 - 02:00 PM.
Posted 11 June 2009 - 08:06 PM
he gets playable frames... @ 1152x864 2X AA highsettings on crysis with HD 4670 on 17" LCD
also ... GTA 4
so I guess u will still do better if u go for 9800gt 1gb
edit:: this system (with 9800gt) gets 40fps+ in far cry 2 very high settings
Edited by ~--YeSH--~, 12 June 2009 - 11:33 AM.
Posted 11 June 2009 - 08:16 PM
Posted 11 June 2009 - 08:31 PM
sweet stuff Yesh, very nice.
will post a good mid-range future proof one soon......
Posted 11 June 2009 - 08:33 PM
Posted 11 June 2009 - 08:38 PM
Posted 12 June 2009 - 02:58 PM
Play "boom boom pow" in the background for better results...
After quite a while of exile period and creating a bunch of utter-flop processors AMD now jumped back into the race,back in its favorite mid-range budget segment.
No matter what, AMD has been ruling the mid-range segment, and there is no wonder if this will continue.
Now, this configuration is budget based futureproof gaming PC.
Right at the site of futureproof u'd jump out of ur chair and say intel i7 is most futereproof than any other proc in the world. True.
But, we aren't making servers or research lab equipment here, We're making a GAMING RIG and thts in budget.
As I said earlier, AMD recovered from athlon x2 and phenom x2 , x4 flops, their phenom II series brought them back to a more than winning position in the midrange segment.
At the price of a core 2 duo PII X3's and x4's outperformed their intel core 2 quad counterparts.
So, tht clarifies why i chose to go for a completely AMD-ATI Rig....
Gentlemen meet...
The config....
CPU :: AMD Phenom II X3 720 BE 2.8Ghz 6mb cache Rs7700
Motherboard:: Asus M4a78t-E Am3 motherboard ATX 790gx Rs 9635
Ram:: Patriot low latency edition PSD34G1333K 1333 Mhz DDR3 Rs 5000
GPU:: ATI Radeon HD 4890 1gb DDR5 Rs 17000
PSU:: Tagan Modular BZ600 600w Rs 6050
Case:: NZXT Tempest Rs6000
HDD +Dvd drive:: Rs 4000
Total @ 55.5k approx
So, @55.5k u can max out any game till-date and keep maxing out in future too
Recommended peripherals::
Samsung 2233sw Full HD 16:9 --10.5k
Logitech G1 gaming desktop -- 1.5k
Altec Lansing ATP3 speakers-- 4k
Totals to 72.5k approx
Cons of the system::
-apparantly none...but price is more than mid-range .. prices in india are too high ..
pros of the system::
-As futureproof as the i7, coz AMD confirmed that the future am3+/am4 families along with am3, i7 and i5 killers will be compatible with the current am3 motherboard.
-DDR3 ram -- fast and future proof
-overclocks like hell.. thnx to AMD overdrive and ASUS OC features
-GPU is also powerful
-Lots of expandability
-Case has top fan and lots of cooling
-tricore has the advantages of both worlds ... affordable like dual cores and effective like quad-cores..
Compared to its peers::
-Beats both e8400 and Q8200 which fall in the same segment
This is a totally balanced system so ..there wont be any bottleneck issues.
U can hook up another GPU.. just make sure its ATI... 'coz theres no point in have=ing a gtx 275 running in a board with onboard ATI graphics and supports only crossfire..
The least GPU I recommend is HD 4850 512mb
This rig justifies the notion...
Future is Fusion
Next time will post an intel alternative.
Edited by ~--YeSH--~, 18 July 2009 - 10:36 PM.
Posted 12 June 2009 - 03:35 PM
waiting to see your intel alternative.
If God comes up with a contest, win it and i will spare the world in 2012, we will let Solitaire take part in it, rest assured we are safe.
Posted 12 June 2009 - 03:53 PM
Posted 12 June 2009 - 04:20 PM
Edited by ~--YeSH--~, 12 June 2009 - 04:20 PM.
Posted 12 June 2009 - 04:38 PM
Posted 12 June 2009 - 04:51 PM
here you go..
PSD34G1333K Patriot DDR3-1333 4GB Kit (2GBx2) Long-Dimm/ SL Series 4800
Posted 12 June 2009 - 05:17 PM
Posted 12 June 2009 - 05:40 PM
Though i7 920 looks good with a 15k price tag on it competing with any other extreme quadcore proccy... It has hidden costs of X58 mobo and DDR3 ram....
but If u want to make a good futureproof rig... there is no choice except i7 rite now...
So here is the cheapest i7 u can ever make....@65k
CPU:: i7 920 Rs 15500/-
Mobo:: MSI X58 pro Rs 13500/-
Ram:: Patriot low latency PSD34G1333K 4gb 1333Mhz DDR3 Rs5000/-
PSU:: Tagan Modular 800w BZ800w modular Rs8000/-
HDD+DVD:: Rs 4000/-
Case:: 6k Nzxt tempest shuld do the trick
GPU::Here are some options...
-ATI Radeon HD 4870 1gb Rs 13000/- usually...
-but rite now there is a galaxy GTX 275 OC version @ 13,500/- at techenclave
-Manli brand HD 4890 (reference card model) 13k also @ techenclave
crysis warhead GPU performances...
total @65k approx
-u are getting i7 experience for 65k
-gr8 value I must say..
-a lot of compromises
-6gb ram can make hell lot of difference
-inferior GPU than THE ROGUE ( considering 4870)
-if u get a gtx 275.. this board aint sli enabled but crossfire...
suggested upgrades:
-as I said 6gb can bring a LOT of difference..
-add another 5k to budget and get a good gfx card like gtx 285 or 4890 OC (keep checking ebay and techenclave .. with dollar value so less.. it aint a bad idea to import a better card)
- get a monster cooler like v8 or v10( if u have the money) and OC to atleast 3.2Ghz ( u can go upto 4.2 on air!!)...
future:: 4yrs max without touching a thing... 8-10yrs upgrading ram and GPU down the road...
my thoughts::
65k is slightly less (by 5k) to higer midrange segment and far away( by 15k) from actual midrange segment .... so it is well in budget and faaar away(35k) from enthusiast segment(the segment to which i7 belongs to!!!)
There is no doubt tht i7 is the best out there... clubbed with a gtx 275 ( if u take advantage of tht deal) it will certainly outperform THE ROGUE and costs only 10k more...
Edited by ~--YeSH--~, 13 June 2009 - 07:12 PM.
Posted 13 June 2009 - 12:15 PM
also tell about proc +mobo review of above
Posted 13 June 2009 - 01:45 PM
Posted 24 August 2009 - 04:16 PM
only cpu. no monitor or mouse keyboard.
pls include prices of wat u recommend.
Edited by aman_shelke, 24 August 2009 - 04:18 PM.
Posted 26 August 2009 - 01:37 PM
Just one question - the sub25k pc, it will run Photoshop cs2 also if not properly, then at least decently right...?
Also I hope diablo 3 which is coming and Warcraft will run without any problems!
DS Lite: The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, Lost Magic, Professor Layton and the Curious Village, Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy IV, Dragon Quest IV
Posted 27 August 2009 - 02:11 PM
Get this
Gigabyte GA-G31-S2L - 2.5k
Intel E5200 - 3.3k
Transcend 2 x 2GB DDR2 800MHz - 2.2k
Palit 9600GT 512MB 4.5k
Seagate 320GB SATAII - 2.2k
Zebronics Bijli ATX - 1.1k
Zebronics Real Power 360W - 1.5k
L.G. GH22NS30 SATA/Samsung SH-S22F SATA - 1.1k
Creative Inspire 2.1 M2600 - 1.8k
Samsung S2033SW - 7.5k~
Samsung Pleomax - .2k
Logitech Optical - .4k
All your queries are OK here....
Posted 27 August 2009 - 02:19 PM
Diabolo 3 the specs are still not out if i am correct so can't be sure..
Posted 29 August 2009 - 11:13 AM
@Blackheart... If u can increase the budget another 2k and buy E7400 cpu .. It can run almost anything perfectly
Posted 03 September 2009 - 10:17 PM
Get this
Gigabyte GA-G31-S2L - 2.5k
Intel E5200 - 3.3k
Transcend 2 x 2GB DDR2 800MHz - 2.2k
Palit 9600GT 512MB 4.5k
Seagate 320GB SATAII - 2.2k
Zebronics Bijli ATX - 1.1k
Zebronics Real Power 360W - 1.5k
L.G. GH22NS30 SATA/Samsung SH-S22F SATA - 1.1k
Creative Inspire 2.1 M2600 - 1.8k
Samsung S2033SW - 7.5k~
Samsung Pleomax - .2k
Logitech Optical - .4k
All your queries are OK here....
i lik it but ppl tellin me dat 9600 gt is EPIC FAIL.
Posted 04 September 2009 - 08:50 AM
just check with your vendor and post whats available in that budget...well tell ya
Posted 11 September 2009 - 04:56 PM
Hi guys,
what are your thoughts/comments on the below config ? Planning to run with Win 7 OS. Will be using for AV encoding/photoshopping/gaming/watching HD movies etc
Intel core i7 920 14800
Gigabyte X58UD3R 14500
Transcend 2 x 2GB DDR2 800MHz 2.2k
Cabinet: CoolerMaster HAF 922 - 6.5k
SMPS: Corsair TX 650W - 7k
Seagate 7200.12 500GB SATAII - 2.8k
Palit GTX 260 Core 216 Sonic - 11k
Benq 24" G2412HD - 11.6k
Can you help me improve or help decrease the cost, in case there's a cheaper/better option available ? How is phenom II compared to i7 ? I read that they give similar performance when it comes to gaming, and its a tad cheaper than i7
Posted 11 September 2009 - 05:27 PM
No more anti-PC posts... YAY!
Config looks good to me BTW. Or you may wanna wait for the DX11 cards to be available.... which is happening very soon.
Posted 11 September 2009 - 05:53 PM
^^ Please help the guy buy a PC!
No more anti-PC posts... YAY!
Config looks good to me BTW. Or you may wanna wait for the DX11 cards to be available.... which is happening very soon.
Yeah ok, I'm not too keen on upgrading the gfx card. I can wait. BTW, any comment on phenom II ?
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