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Replacing 12/2 with 12/3 behind wall
Hi all. I want to replace a 12/2 running behind my wall to a 12/3.. I know it goes through one stud, but I don't know how big a hole was drilled in there. The idea of "fishing" is daunting to me, so I guess my question is, would it be possible to tape the end of the new 12/3 to the end of the old 12/2, and then pull it through, so the new one would take the old one's place?
I'm trying to do this without having to take sections of my wall out :P
Generally cables are required to be secured within 8-12" of the box. When run parallel to studs no more than 4'-6" between staples.
I don't think using the old cable as a pull string will work for you.
Thanks for the quick reply, Jim Port. I guess I'll have to put more thought into this, then. :(
You might be able to pull the baseboard and notch the drywall and then drill your holes.
You also might be able to go down and then back up if you have access below the floor.
Actually, this is what I'm trying to do.. The disposal unit is hardwired. It's one 12/2 straight from the switch on the wall to the upper left side of the sink, went down, then through a stud, to the right basin where the unit is attached. I want to get this set-up:
thus the replacing 12/2 with a 12/3..
I've considered just using one of those.. raceways? Like the molding things.. to cover outside-wall wiring, but I don't know how acceptable that would be in the kitchen..
Does the switch box have the to white connected together? If so you could run a two wire cable from the switch box to the DW.
Cables fished through walls or ceilings do not have to be fastened to studs, etc.
The old 12-2 cable installed before the drywall was put on will have been fastened to the studs and therefore could not be used as a pull string for the 12-3 cable.
Jim Port - Actually, yes - at the switchbox, the grounds and whites are pigtailed, while the blacks are on the switch. I suppose that IS the easiest way to do it - just wire the DW separately.
AllanJ - if I do not have to fasten to studs, do I at least have to secure them to the box itself?
Another question - The house was built in `72; could the receptacle box used then possibly not have prepunched knockout holes? I wasn't able to see any, but it could just be that it was pretty.. rusty.. in there. That's what made me think of replacing the 12/2 with 12/3 - i won't need new holes :whistling2: It was pretty solid-looking metal to me, so without those prepunched KOs, I'd need some good muscle to start another one for new wires.
The knockout should be punched. You would just need to pry or push the tab out of the hole.
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Four games in one week can tire out any basketball team.
Playing three of those games on the road doesn't help much, either.
But don't blame Tennessee's slow start in an 86-69 victory Friday night over College of Charleston on their trip to the Virgin Islands. Or on too much Thanksgiving turkey.
"I absolutely wore us out," UT coach Bruce Pearl said. "We did not have a lot of energy tonight because of the number of games that we played and how hard we've been practicing. I think it will serve us well in the long run, and I think it was a factor tonight in our play."
Tennessee (5-1) certainly didn't play poorly against College of Charleston (1-3). The Vols shot 56 percent from the field. They connected on 45 percent of their shots from 3-point range. And they out-rebounded Charleston (albeit a smaller Charleston team) 44-24.
But their legs - and their energy - wasn't quite there after playing three games in four days in the Paradise Jam and some intense practice since returning.
"It's been tough," said Brian Williams, who finished with 11 points and seven rebounds in 22 minutes. "We played about four games in six days, including practice. It's been tough. But that's the way to bounce back from a loss is with a win. We did that."
A marathon practice Thursday didn't help matters, either, Pearl said.
"I can't tell you how hard we practiced yesterday," he said. "It's the hardest I've ever practiced the day before a game. If we'd have lost the game tonight, I'd have blamed myself. I'm blaming myself now. It went three hours. Part of the reason why it went three hours, we couldn't and wouldn't do the things we needed to do to get out of practice."
Ironically enough, Pearl was toughest on Scotty Hopson during Thursday's workout.
"Interestingly, Scotty did not practice very hard yesterday," Pearl said. "Interestingly, I was on Scotty yesterday harder than I've been on him in two years. I even talked at halftime about the fact one of the reasons why Scotty had such a great first half was because he didn't practice yesterday. He was fresher than anybody."
The sophomore responded to lead the Vols with 21 points, 17 of which came in the first half. More than that, though, Hopson was active on defense and the glass. He had six rebounds, a block and two steals in one his better all-around outings.
"The thing we started off this season is making plays defensively and offensively," Hopson said. "Making teams turn the ball over, that's the reason why we win most games anyway. I just want to keep doing that and keep getting better at it."
Tatum Starts: Cameron Tatum scored six points and added three rebounds in his first start of the season, taking J.P. Prince's place in the lineup Friday night.
Pearl has said for weeks that Tatum deserved to start for the Vols, and he wanted to ease the pressure on Prince by letting him come off the bench.
"I tried to just get J.P. to relax a little bit and stop pressing," Pearl said. "I've told you I've had six starters from like the first week of practice. Cam deserved to be a starter. I thought J.P. played better tonight."
Warm Welcome: Tennessee fans gave two warm ovations to Knoxville native Tony White, Jr.
The Cougars guard's father is former Vol star Tony White, a member of the UT's All-Century Team. Fans cheered both father and son Friday night, but Tony Jr. wasn't quite sure how fans might respond.
"My mom said they might boo me," White joked afterward. "I'm they applauded me. That was nice. I liked that."
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I'm usually not so much about the side dishes...as you know, I am more about desserts and main courses and anything made with bacon or chocolate. Or bacon AND chocolate. But this delectable combination of orzo pasta, fresh veggies and melty cheddar cheese has me making an exception on the whole side dish thing, because it really is irresistible. Even without any added bacon. Read More & Get the Recipe
Orzo with Goat Cheese, Peas and Mint
Usually, I make a big deal of Eating Dinner Together At The Dining Room Table As a Family. Especially on Sundays. There's just something about being at the table, with placemats and candles and fabric napkins that makes me feel like all is right with the world. And now that my teenager is leaving for college in a matter of days, I've gotten even more, shall we say, insistent? I'm trying to memorize every last detail of her sunny face across the table from me. Somehow I don't think gazing into this face across the table is going to be the same. Although I'm thinking I am going to miss the teenager so incredibly much that I might actually break down and let the dog sit in her chair, just so it's not so, well, EMPTY. Anyway. Family dinners are great, but every once in a while there is nothing like eating supper out of mis-matched bowls on the sofa in front of a movie, with the dog curled up at your feet looking pleadingly at whatever you are eating. And this is one of Read More & Get the Recipe
Avgolemono Soup with Chicken and Orzo
Okay, so where should I start with this soup? Let's start with the name, which is pronounced Ahv-go-leh-MAN-o. I think. It's Greek, and I am Irish-American, and so I am on shaky ground here. I've now written the recipe, tested the recipe, photographed the recipe, eaten the recipe, and I am STILL asking the Southern husband how to both pronounce and spell it. So next I should tell you that I posted on my Facebook page that I would be making this soup for dinner, and I got a whole string of comments in response. Which were pretty evenly divided between people who (based on the word avgolemeno) had NO idea what I was cooking in my kitchen these days, and people who knew exactly what it was and left all kinds helpful advice about combining eggs with hot broth. I was direly warned that because the base of this recipe is a mixture of chicken broth, lemon juice and beaten eggs, if I was not both EXTREMELY CAREFUL and EXTREMELY LUCKY, I could mess the whole thing up by adding Read More & Get the Recipe


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The iPad is just a big old iPod touch according to nay sayers - but clearly building a decent tablet is much harder than it looks...
Today sees two tech behemoths pull the plug on their highly anticipated entries into the tablet sector: Hewlett Packard's Slate and Microsoft's Courier.
Arguably we're most depressed about the Courier, since it seemed a genuinely inventive and exciting product which could have revolutionised mobile computing and user interfaces in general. Here's the Microsoft Corporate Communications VP Frank Shaw's explanation:
"At any given time, across any of our business groups, there are new ideas being investigated, tested, and incubated. It's in Microsoft's DNA to continually develop and incubate new technologies to foster productivity and creativity. The "Courier" project is an example of this type of effort and its technologies will be evaluated for use in future Microsoft offerings, but we have no plans to build such a device at this time."
As for the Slate HP hasn't come out with anything official, but according to TechCrunch the PC maker simply wasn't happy with Windows 7 as the foundation for a touchscreen experience. This sounds very reasonable since, while powerful, Windows 7 clearly isn't a finger friendly UI much in the same way that Mac OS X wouldn't be on the iPad.
More interestingly, however, is whether the decision has come on the back of HP buying Palm earlier this week? Given HP's reference to the power of webOS enabling HP "to participate more aggressively in the fast-growing, highly profitable smartphone and connected mobile device markets {emphasis my own}" I'd suggest this is highly likely.
With Android also due to make a number of appearances on tablets before the end of the year (and surely Windows Phone 7 in 2011) it seems the form factor has now largely been swayed in favour of adapting more nimble, yet limited mobile OSes rather than trying to redesign and strip down desktop platforms. It's logical, if a little unambitious...
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NEW YORK—The sudden announcement from Hungary that the December 16 date of the Secretary General's visit to that country would not be convenient was a very insulting way of treating the United Nations.
It is true that when there is no permanent police force set up in the U.N., a member nation wishing to defy a decision of that organization can do so with little fear of reprisals. I have letters, for instance, from people demanding to know why the U.N. does not take immediate police action against Hungary.
The answer is that Hungary is a sovereign member state and that the regular government of Hungary, which was asking for aid from the U.N. and the world, was ousted by a puppet government.
We forget that Soviet troops have been in Hungary ever since World War II. They are the ones who overthrew the government the Hungarian people wanted and set up the puppet government, but the puppets at once invited the Soviets to take action to restore order.
That is how the Soviet Union is able to say this is a domestic question in which it is acting at the request of the government of Hungary.
The free nations of the world have no desire to go to war, either with the Soviet Government or with Hungary, but they wish to protect the people of Hungary from murder and further hardships.
Letters to me say that resolutions and debating in the U.N. are of little value. I do not think this is true, because if the world can be brought to feel that it is proper to apply sanctions—even to the point of bringing the combined economic and moral might of the world to bear in the present situation in Hungary—I think both the Hungarians and the Soviet Union will begin to see the light and to comply with world public opinion.
Little has been said about the plight of the Jews in every country ruled by terror, but it now becomes evident that this again is a time when the Jewish people are in greater danger than the nationals of the country in which they find themselves.
This is true in Hungary and it is true in Egypt. One of the most compelling reasons for the existence of Israel is the fact that it is the only sure haven for the Jewish people. In troubled times, when they are the first to suffer, it is essential for them to have their own country of refuge.
An interesting publication has just come to me. It is "The Ladies' Home Journal Treasury," edited by John Mason Brown and the editors of the Ladies Home Journal.
It contains material, chosen from 73 years of the Journal's existence, and includes the best stories, articles and poems. I am sure it will be a joy to have in anyone's library.
There is another book called "Give Us This Day," by Sidney Stewart, which I think everyone will find of deep interest and well worth reading.


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Wendy Renee Wisner
Case Details
Case Type: Missing
Height: 5' 4"
Case Status: OPEN
Weight: 125 lbs
Identifying Marks: Missing right finger Glasses Slim build Long Hair
Incident Date: 09/09/2004
Agency: Aurora Police Department
City: Aurora
Date of Birth: 09/05/1956
County: Adams
Date of Death: Unknown
Agency Case #: 2004-44633
Age: 48
Judicial District: 17th Judicial District
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Eyes: Hazel
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On the morning of September 11, 2004, 48 year old Wendy Wisner was reported missing to the Aurora Police Department by one of her sons. Wendy was last seen by the reporting party on September 9, 2004 while patronizing the MVP Lounge, located on the 15400 block of East Hampden Avenue. Wendy's car was located in the parking lot of the MVP Lounge. She may have been in the company of an unidentified male whom she may have met for a dinner date. Anyone with information regarding this case, is asked to please contact the Aurora Police Department.
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Singapore Airlines has dismissed speculation it will play any role in Patrick Corp's $1.1 billion bid for Virgin Blue.
After already scuttling plans to enter the Australian domestic market, Qantas's most vocal overseas opponent said it had no plans to buy into Virgin Blue.
Highlighting the recent sale of its remaining 6.3 per cent stake in Air New Zealand as an example, the airline said it no longer had an interest in investing in non-core businesses.
"At this stage, Singapore has no intention or no plans to purchase any part of Virgin Blue," an airline spokeswoman, Samantha Stewart, said.
"It's an interesting development. We're watching it very closely," she said.
A report in London's Telegraph newspaper said Patrick held talks with Singapore Air before making the offer. It is unclear what possible deal could be struck between Singapore and Virgin Blue (or Patrick). One source close to Patrick labelled the media report as "bullshit".
One theory suggests Patrick could be keen to sound out the long-term risks of Virgin Blue's tentative plans to establish an airline which could fly the lucrative Australia-US route.
The possibility of Singapore entering the route if it gains approval from the Australian Government could seriously affect the profitability of the route, which is only serviced by Qantas and United Airlines.
It is also speculated that any talks between Patrick and Singapore Air could focus on the airline establishing an "interline" agreement with Virgin Blue.
Such a deal with Singapore - the foreign airline with the most flights into Australia - would give Virgin a handy slice of inbound international feed traffic, which makes up about one-sixth of the domestic market.
Yet one airline source said Singapore secured a fairly favourable agreement with Qantas for it to handle its Australian domestic traffic following the collapse of its fellow Star Alliance partner, Ansett, in 2001.
Another stumbling block is Virgin Blue's rudimentary Navitaire Open Skies IT system, which restricts the airline's information technology and booking systems from linking up with the systems of international airlines.
Virgin Blue's interline arrangements with Virgin Atlantic and United have to be handled manually and do not allow baggage of incoming international passengers to be automatically transferred to Virgin Blue flights.
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Jewish resort that inspired 'Dirty Dancing' to become $250-million yoga retreat
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The Witcher: Enhanced Edition will go on sale this May.
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That's ridiculous, surely it's illegal to knowingly release a product which won't work?
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That's ridiculous, surely it's illegal to knowingly release a product which won't work?
Although bugs in games are frustrating, I think the situation is a little better today than we've had in the past. I remember buying Heroes of Might and Magic III when first release, I couldn't actually finish the install until I had gone to the official website and found out I had to delete an install file which was preventing the game from installing. Glad those days are gone.Originally Posted by Phil Rhodes
I bought "Supreme Commander" at a stage where it simply didn't work playably on a lot of otherwise-competent hardware, and only avoided an argument with Game because the manager didn't get to the front desk fast enough to stop the acolyte refunding me.
Very disappointing, although I found over the weekend, playing the demo, that it appears to have been fixed. If GPG had bothered to finish it before releasing it, they'd now be £30 richer.
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Atari is saying that this new release will mark The Witcher as "completely finished"
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`Donorgate' Is Just One Of Lippobank's Problems
As bank headquarters go, it's about as downscale as you can get--a pale-yellow building occupied by medical offices, labs, and pharmacies in the Chinatown district of Los Angeles.
But the modest headquarters of LippoBank of California is fast becoming a branch of the tangled "Donorgate" scandal. Republican lawmakers are preparing to grill former Commerce Dept. aide John Huang over his role in the affairs of the tiny Indonesian-owned U.S. bank that he once headed--and that has repeatedly run afoul of U.S. regulators. GOP investigators want to know if Huang, as acting president and later vice-chairman of LippoBank, was involved in an alleged money-laundering scheme that began in the late 1980s. They also want to know whether he used his pull as a Clinton appointee to stop regulators from cracking down on the troubled bank.
A BUST. LippoBank's troubles are only the latest for Huang, whose overseas fund-raising for President Clinton's reelection effort has sparked controversy. On Nov. 12, Commerce asked its inspector general to examine records that "appear to present questions concerning the conduct" of Huang while he was at the agency. And Capitol Hill panels are preparing for an investigation into his dealings that could last for a year.
Acquired on the cheap in the mid-1980s by James T. Riady, LippoBank was supposed to become a $1 billion institution providing trade financing for importers in California, most of them Asian American. Riady is the 39-year-old son of Mochtar Riady, one of Indonesia's most powerful financiers and a frequent guest at the Clinton White House. But the younger Riady's Golden State excursion has been a bust: The $110-million bank has lost $16.5 million since 1990 from write-downs of bad real-estate loans (chart). LippoBank has survived because the Riadys pumped in $20.5 million in new capital and purchased millions more in bad loans.
Riady may soon have to ante up again: Regulators at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. decline to comment, but a recent internal FDIC memo notes that "earnings are poor, are overstated and that large net operating losses for 1996 are highly likely." If Riady doesn't pony up more capital, regulators may slap the bank for a third time with a "cease and desist" order. "This has been a marginal bank for years," says consultant Bert Ely, who analyzed LippoBank's condition for BUSINESS WEEK.
That's no surprise to former associates. They say Riady's style of lending, based largely on trust and character, has been a disaster in the U.S. The approach unnerved officials at Little Rock-based Worthen Bank, in which the Riadys bought a 15% stake in 1983. Worthen officials shut down an international division launched by James Riady in 1988. "We ask for security and signatures; they lend on a handshake," says one former associate. "When you mix their culture with ours, it's a clash."
LippoBank was first rebuked by regulators in the mid-'80s for paying some expenses incurred by a New York bank in which the Riadys held a stake. And regulators objected when Riady transferred his 98.7% stake in LippoBank in 1987 to a Netherlands Antilles holding company controlled by his father. The move violated U.S. laws, and Riady was forced to reverse the deal in 1988.
But the most pointed questions are yet to come. Lawmakers plan to grill Huang over money-laundering allegations raised by the FDIC. According to investigators, FDIC examiners in June, 1990, filed a criminal referral to authorities for suspected money laundering after discovering that a 21-year-old teller, with apparent knowledge of her supervisor, made over 900 suspicious wire transfers totaling $7 million over 11 months to a Riady bank in Hong Kong. The FDIC alleges that the teller routinely made transfers of just under $10,000--the threshold at which reports must be filed with regulators--from 13 fictitious accounts to the Hong Kong bank.
Lawmakers also want to know why, as a top Commerce appointee, Huang got two 1995 calls from an FDIC official, Ken Quincy, who had overseen examinations of LippoBank. Commerce phone logs reviewed by BUSINESS WEEK show Quincy even offering a time and date to meet. Huang couldn't be reached; an FDIC spokesman says Quincy has "no recollection" of placing the calls.
LippoBank's current management says it feels it is the target of a witch-hunt. James Per Lee, who joined the bank in 1991 and became president in 1994, vehemently denies that any questionable activity has occurred. The money-laundering charges "were never brought to our attention," he says. "Nothing sinister has happened here, just lousy banking" during the 1980s.
Lee still bristles that examiners made the bank boost its nonperforming assets--mostly bad real estate loans--from $759,000 to $4.2 million earlier this year, despite the rebound in California real estate. "We got an examiner from Kansas who doesn't understand what's going on here, but we're not in a position to negotiate with the FDIC," he says. But Lee's protests are unlikely to deter investigators. Huang's troubles--and LippoBank's--may be just starting.


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WTB: Driver's front door lock actuator for 325i
PM me if you have one in operating condition. Also looking for a pump for the headlight washers.
Edit: have headlight washer pump, thanks Renboy
Bump, still looking after i got sent a rear one from ebay... at least i got refunded. :tsk:
Bring lots of money when you come to my house...have a parts car (coupe).
lol, will do
Just looked up on Real OEM part numbers for actuators, seem to vary somewhat (coupe vs sedan), I should be able to tell if your actuator will fit my door though, I know what a wrong one looks like :facepalm: off ebay
Still need one... bump... must be a sedan driver's front with hole for key lock, 2001 or later I believe.
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Just over a year ago in October 2008, the Bloodhound project was launched. For those of you who don't already know, Bloodhound is an audacious attempt at beating the World Land Speed Record, but when I say beating, I really mean smashing, or even more accurately annihilating. The current record is held by Thrust SSC and stands at 763mph - SSC stands for Super Sonic Car, and Thrust SSC was the first land vehicle to break the sound barrier. But Bloodhound SSC is being designed and built to exceed 1,000mph, which is a massive jump over the current record and equates to an eye watering Mach 1.4!
As its name suggests, Bloodhound SSC is being driven by the same team behind Thrust SSC. Heading up the Bloodhound gang is Richard Noble, who himself held the World Land Speed Record when he drove Thrust 2 at 633mph, before becoming the Project Director of Thrust SSC. Noble handed driving duties over to Wing Commander Andy Green for the Thrust SSC record attempts, and Green will be in the driving seat again with Bloodhound SSC.
Today the Bloodhound SSC Technical Centre was officially opened, and I was lucky enough to be there. Based in Bristol's docklands, the new facility is where Bloodhound SSC will actually be constructed. Over the past year Bloodhound SSC has gone through ten different design configurations, but the latest design is believed to be optimal, and that is what construction will be based on.
The amount of computing power required for a project like Bloodhound SSC is incredible, so it came as no surprise that the IT partner for the project is Intel. In fact Intel has already built a massively parallel supercomputer at its Swindon headquarters which has been integral in the design of Bloodhound SSC. John Piper, who heads up the Bloodhound SSC engineering team said that the Intel supercomputer had reduced computational times from days to a matter of hours.
I also learned today that the cockpit of Bloodhound SSC will be driven by an Intel Atom based on-board computer. However, this will be a completely bespoke system, as it needs to employ an ISA bus architecture as opposed to the more modern PCI Express based computers we have today. I'm not 100 per cent sure as to why ISA is preferable to PCI, but I've got to assume that with the combined engineering prowess of the Bloodhound SSC team, they have a good reason.


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|The Fast-Enough Budget Computer: Built and Tested
|Articles - Featured Guides
|Written by David Ramsey
|Thursday, 24 March 2011
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Testing and Results
If you want to read detailed tests on the processor and video card used in the Fast Enough Computer, Benchmark Reviews tested the AMD Phenom II X2 560 Black Edition CPU here and the Sapphire Radeon 6850 video card here (the AMD 560BE CPU is identical to the AMD 565BE CPU I used, except that its stock clock speed is 3.3GHz rather than 3.4GHz).
I wanted to see how overclocking and hardware upgrades affected performance, so I tested five different hardware configurations:
Both AMD CPUs were tested with the stock heat sink. I was able to easily overclock the 565BE to 3.9GHz by increasing the multiplier to 19.5x; no voltage tweaks were required. The processor would boot and run at 4.0GHz (20x multiplier) but would fail stress testing. Poking around the interwebs, I see that the maximum air-cooled overclock of the 560/565 seems to be about 4.1GHz, so I don't see much point in spending extra money for a third-party CPU cooler that would only enable another 200MHz or so of clock speed. I increased the shader clocks on the Sapphire Radeon HD6850 from the stock 775MHz to 900MHz and the memory clock from 1000MHz to 1050MHz. These speeds seem to be reachable by any retail Radeon HD6850 video card, but dedicated overclockers might be able to squeeze out a bit more performance.
The games I benchmarked were Crysis Warhead, Street Firghter IV, Aliens vs. Predator, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, and BattleForge. I tested at 1680x1050, and in each case I set the game settings as high as I could consistent with my 30fps-average goal. Aliens vs. Predator and Street Fighter IV were tested with dedicated benchmarking utilities released by the game vendors; BattleForge was tested with its built-in benchmark tool, Crysis Warhead was tested with the HOC Crysis Warhead benchmark tool, and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 was tested using FRAPS. I didn't include synthetic benchmarks like Unigine Heaven or 3DMark Vantage since I was only interested in game performance.
DX10: Crysis Warhead
When the original Crysis debuted in late 2008, it quickly garnered a reputation for bringing the most powerful systems to their knees. Even today, its CryEngine game engine needs a lot of hardware thrown at it to get good frame rates at decent resolutions without having to turn off many of the visual effects.
The Fast Enough Computer returned a solid 37 frames per second average in its base configuration. However, in the latter part of the "Airfield" demo, where Sykes emerges from the crashed cargo plan and jets are attacking the Exosuit, frame rates drop below 20fps (the minimum was 13fps, the maximum, 45fps), which made the visuals rather stuttery. Actually playing the game revealed that while it's broadly "playable", you'll frequently see the frame rate drop low enough to be irritating. Turning off anti-aliasing increased the maximum frame rate recorded in the benchmark from 45 to 51fps, but surprisingly did not affect the minimum or average frame rates.
The overclocked configuration increased the average frame rate a little over 10%, but surprisingly, there was almost no benefit from adding another 6850 in CrossFireX. Switching out the 565BE to a quad-core Phenom II 965 Black Edition gained a mere one frame per second, but adding CrossFireX into this mix cranked things up another nine frames per second, although the minimum frame rate was still only 15 frames per second. In general CryEngine games seems to "like" NVIDIA video cards better. Sadly, the 890fx chipset does not support SLI, so although you could use a single NVIDIA video card in the Fast Enough Computer, your only upgrade option would be to replace it with a faster card. Overall, I'd have to say that Crysis Warhead is a marginal proposition on the Fast Enough Computer, which just isn't Fast Enough for this game.
DX10: Street Fighter IV
Street Fighter IV is the latest in a series of games that began back in 1987. It uses a proprietary Capcom graphics engine, and despite its high-speed visuals, it just doesn't require much graphics horsepower...your netbook would probably make a perfectly adequate Street Fighter IV platform. Capcom makes a dedicated Street Fighter IV benchmark available so you can test your system, and that's what I ran.
With all visual settings at their maximums, the Street Fighter IV benchmark returned 113 frames per second. Overclocking and CrossFireX added a few percentage points, and going to a four-core processor actually slowed things down fractionally. However, CrossFireX proved synergistic with the Phenom II 975 processor, and frame rates shot up by over 50%. This phenomenon is something I'd see repeated in other tests.
Honestly though, I can't believe you wanted 3.4GHz x2 more than 3.0-3.2GHz x4. You even brought up in your review that the AMDs max out around ~4GHz! All their iterations with .1GHz stepping are pretty redundant once you get close enough to start nearing that barrier while overclocking.
Hmm... Actually I'm starting to like the gambler aspect of your original cpu choice. Ha!
Athlon II x2's are much rarer to unlock because a good portion of them are 'true' dual cores and there is nothing to unlock. Every once in a while though some people still get quads that have been disabled to create an x2.
Athlon II x3's also have a good unlock rate because they are all quads with a disabled 4th core.
1. It?s cheaper, and this article is all about building cheap!
2. The extra cores do add extra performance, and I think that would be most visible in the Crysis test.
On top of that there are a couple of
On top of that there are a couple of sub $50 quality PSUs that will handle this rig just as well, shaving quite a bit off the total cost.
As for the system settings for the evaluation I think adding a second graphics card is way off topic. It would be much more interesting to see if the 6850 really is the cheapest option at the chosen resolution. A comparison to a slightly cheaper GTX 550Ti and a considerably cheaper 5770 would show if you got the right pick. (I think the cheaper cards are sufficient for 1680x1050.)
The evaluation method with looking at average framerates in benchmarks really doesn?t cut it at this level. The only useful method is to actually play the games and see what graphic quality settings can be used to provide the best experience with each system.
The 5770 is a nice card, but the 6850 is significantly faster, and even it was marginal in Crysis Warhead. Of course, everyone will have their own balance of price and performance.
I disagree, sort of. It all boils down to the definition of "later". Buying a second 6850 two years from now will probably provide less of a performance raise than buying a same cost latest generation card at that time.
Even if I had the option last summer I didn't spend USD 250 on a second GeForce7800GT to improve my graphics, but went for a USD 200 HD5770 instead.
Secondly one can argue that ability to upgrade isn't a defined part of the objective, but rather simply getting sufficient performance right now at the least possible starting cost.
Still, it's my personal opinion that adding a second graphics card is rarely the most cost effective upgrade path, unless it's done in a very short time span. (Then the extra card should really be added to the system cost. Not buying it directly is simply a form of credit.)
With the HD6790 hitting the shelves in a week I expect 5770 to become a rarity in a few months, so buying myself a second card once the single card becomes insufficient (in a year or so) might become problematic unless I go for a used card.
My main complain about using CF in the test though is that it doesn't show the single 6850 to be the ultimate option for the initial build.
1.) The GeForce 7800GT is a 4 or 5 year old card, not a 2 year old card so your 2-year comparison is invalid.
2.) Just last summer I added an HD 4870 1GB to the one I already had. It only cost me $100 from newegg. With the 2 HD 4870s underfoot, I now have performance in HD 5870 territory because 2 separate HD 4870s are more powerful than a single HD 4870x2.
There was approximately a 2 year gap between GPU purchases. Do you honestly think that I could have gotten a better deal than $100 to completely catch up? I don't think so and believe me, I don't care about DX11 AT ALL at this point because it's still a rarity. Most games are still DX10 and most (if not all) online games are still DX9. The horsepower of these cards means that I CAN play Crysis Warhead at 1920x1080 at max settings (full AA, full AF) and have a buttery-smooth experience all the way through. ATi just keeps making CrossfireX better so the results with the HD 6xxx series should be even better than mine.
The 2-year limit is my arbitrary minimum expected usage span of a graphics solution before upgrading. In this case I felt no need to upgrade the graphics until considerably later because, as you note, DX9 kept up as the ultimate technical requirement. In the end I just needed a faster card, with some added features that I will be able to make use of once I also upgrade the OS.
"2. ... Do you honestly think that I could have gotten a better deal than $100 to completely catch up? I don't think so and believe me, I don't care about DX11 AT ALL ..."
Just as I was lucky in the development of games not needing any upgrade at all you're lucky that DX11 hasn't caught on as fast as DX9 did over DX8.1. The two reasons being that many gamers stick to Windows XP and consoles don't support DX10/11.
I, for one, don't expect this sluggish development to last.
"... the results with the HD 6xxx series should be even better than mine."
With the 7000-series expected to hit the shelves in time for X-mas I wonder how long one can wait before finding 6850 at reasonable prices out of stock.
I think my main point is that if you need to upgrade the graphics soon you either picked a too slow card to start with or there's a new feature around that isn't supported by the card you have. If you need to upgrade later it's a bit of a gamble whether a second similar card is a good option or not.
Result(1): Minimum= 28 FPS Average= 36 FPS Max= 61 FPS
and there yee go
Me, I'd be stuck with the $800 because I my computer is ancient with IDE and AGP :P
You could have used the Phenom II 840 for a little less money and gotten the same results at least plus been using a quad core.
The crossfire upgrade is a solid option but your test proves a point hat people overlook, only some games get a true benefit from multi-card video. Moving up to a bigger single card can cost nearly the same and will give across the board increases.
With that in mind the budget for the system could be further reduced by using a single card GPU and using an 870 based board. The performance is the same and the cost is lower.
Finally on the PSU, you can buy solid units for under $100 like the Antec Green series.
Overall a solid article with a premise that has been true for some time, luxury parts are not needed for a great gaming experience.
Shouldn t it have a fast enought for the other side of the fence too ?
I couldn t care much because i m way above minimum.
But in the matter of justice, this sounds like a payed article, propaganda for one brand, a one sided eye, what happened to the other eye ?
But then you wake up, and realize that writers here at Benchmark Reviews are not paid at all, and write these articles for the love of their hobby and for the benefit of our readership. Well, that is, everyone except for ignorant helmet-wearing trolls like you who make us wish we had never spent the time to help give you an edge over the marketing hype.
Crawl back into the cave you came out of somewhere in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
Like Olin said, we do this for the fun of it, and none of us give a rat's sss about whether the Green Team or the Red team has the faster product this month. We just report what we find....
One thing I'd like to throw out there is that I have a perfectly good Nvidia 9800 GTX+ card from BFG (too bad they're gone). Understanding the GPU is considered a bottleneck to the entire gaming experience, would this card still be considered sufficient or should I just pony up the cash and make the move to the Radeon as suggested in the article?
Not the ideal situation but I can live with low-med until finances are better.
That little system ran just about every game I owned at the time in 1080p. Even with Crysis being the decisive heavyweight, it managed to crank an average of 40FPS in Crysis with my minimums being @27FPS. V-SYNC limited my highs to 60FPS. I don't know if my getting such better frame rates was an issue of the extra core, overclocking the mainboard to get the CPU up to 3.4 GHz, the way my XFX card handled it, or (most likely) some combination of them all.
Crossfire ran no problem with that motherboard, and it's taken a Bulldozer chip without issues. The system worked out so well that I had even built some similar builds for some friends who wanted budget builds at the time.
Your build idea certainly had merit, as proven by us both, but I think you overly focused on the Black Edition's unlocked multiplier and should have focused on cores. You could have bought an Athlon II X4 at the same prices you paid for the Black Edition Phenom II X2.


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This is the moment schizophrenic killer Nicola Edgington ran from the scene after hacking a grandmother to death.
Sally Hodkin, 59, was killed in Edgington's knife spree as she made her way to the solicitors' firm in Blackheath where she worked as an accounts manager.
On 10 October 2011, schizophrenic Edginton stole a six-inch knife from Asda and launched a ferocious attack on Kerry Clarke who was listening to music as she waited for a bus to Dartford Heath. She managed to fight her off.
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Edgington then stole a 12-inch meat cleaver from a butcher's shop and hacked to death Mrs Hodkin.
CCTV released by police shows Edgington fleeing the scene into a tile shop when she heard police sirens. She broke into a run as she knew police were pursuing her after killing Mrs Hodkin.
The video shows Edgington running, before appearing to hide something up her jumper. She runs past the door of a tile shop, before back-tracking a few steps and going inside.
In dramatic scenes, a witness who followed her arrives and stands in the middle of the road to halt oncoming cars. He then directs an approaching police car to stop.
Officers run inside but by this time she has already surrendered herself to another police car waiting at the back of the shop.
The trial heard that when the police arrived she told them: "It was me, I did it."
The attack was "swift, forceful and truly ferocious", the court heard yesterday.
Edgington stabbed her victim at least four times in the head and neck and left the knife sticking out of Mrs Hodkin's throat.
She was found guilty of murder at the Old Bailey and is currently in custody awaiting sentence.
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Hawkins Helps Winston Smother Salem 7-1
Dash Slugger Drives in Five to Begin Series
By Salem Red Sox | April 26, 2014 9:15 PM ET
Salem, VA (April 26, 2014) - Courtney Hawkins finished with five RBI, three of which came on a line-drive homer that broke it open, as the Dash downed the Red Sox 7-1 on Saturday night at LewisGale Field. Winston scored an unearned run in the top of the first and led wire-to-wire, with the Salem sticks mustering just one unearned run on five hits. Dash righty Mike Recchia struck out seven in six strong innings to earn the win, squelching Salem's four-game winning streak in the process.
Sox starter William Cuevas suffered the loss, permitting four runs (three earned) over five innings. Although he never set down the side in order, Cuevas bounced back from an ugly third to work his way through the fourth and fifth.
Winston's offense used two infield singles and a throwing error on a stolen base to score its first run in the opening frame, as Hawkins dribbler toward third plated Tim Anderson from third. Two innings later, Hawkins picked up an RBI on a bases loaded hit-by-pitch, forcing in Jacob May. Keon Barnum forced in Anderson by drawing a bases loaded walk, and Adam Heisler scored on Jason Coats 4-6-3 double play ground out.
Down 4-0, the Sox secured an unearned run on Aneury Tavarez' ground out in the last of the fourth, with Carson Blair coming across to score Salem's only tally. Ryan Dent collected two hits, including Salem's only extra-base hit, and a walk, but the Sox went 0-for-6 with runners in scoring position, failing to capitalize on what few chances they had.
Hawkins delivered the knockout punch with a three-run missile over the left-field fence off Simon Mercedes in the top of the seventh, doubling the Winston lead to 7-1. Hawkins now has belted six homers on the year, four of which have come against the Salem Sox.
Salem and Winston will continue their four-game series on Sunday afternoon at 4:05, with Luis Diaz and J.B Wendelken scheduled to oppose each other on the hill.
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Browns owner Jimmy Haslam spoke to the Beacon Journal this morning by phone from Washington D.C. Here are some highlights from the interview:
Q: CBS showed your reactions on camera during its telecasts of the Browns' losses to the Indianapolis Colts on Oct. 21 and the Baltimore Ravens on Nov. 4. Are you glad it happened or do you regret it?
A: "The only thing that I want to make sure everybody understood, there was a widespread feeling that my frustration was over a fourth-down call. My frustration was over the disappointment of a dropped touchdown pass that could've won the game [against the Colts]. And so in that case, I think I reacted like almost every other Cleveland Browns fan did. Football is an emotional, passionate game, and I'm a huge fan. I obviously have a lot at stake with the Cleveland Browns, and I don't have the ability to just sit there passively and watch a game when good and bad things happen. And I don't know that the Cleveland Browns fans want us to quite frankly."
Q: But there were two reactions shown during the game against the Colts. When rookie wide receiver Josh Gordon dropped the touchdown pass, you swiped the air. After coach Pat Shurmur elected to punt on fourth-and-1 from the Colts' 41-yard line, you sat back in your chair and locked your jaw.
A: "That had nothing to do with the fourth-down call, and I made sure that Pat knew and understood that. My reaction was simply to the dropped pass. As you remember, I think we ended up losing by four [points] and that would have put us ahead with [6:38] left in the game. So those are the plays you just need to make, and I know next time Josh will make that play. It was just disappointing."
Q: Those reactions might have helped fuel the perception that Shurmur and General Manager Tom Heckert will be gone after this season. Is there any chance that won't be the case and you won't hit the reset button?
A: "I think we've been very honest and very open since Aug. 3. First of all, we're weren't gonna comment on any personnel decisions, and that'll be the case every year till the end of the year, so that's the case now. But we feel like we're making progress as a football team. We've lost a lot of close games. We did beat the Steelers the other day. We're 3-8 but could easily be 6-5 or 5-6, so the team is better than it was. It's the youngest or next-youngest team in the league, and I think we're making progress."
Q: What opinion are you and CEO Joe Banner forming about Brandon Weeden in terms of whether he can be the franchise's quarterback of the future?
A: "I would say it's a work in progress. We've played 11 games. We have five games left. Brandon's a rookie. He's done some things well. Like all rookies, there's some things he can do better. And we'll sit down and evaluate Brandon at the end of the year just like we will every player on the team. Obviously Brandon plays quarterback. So that is without a doubt the most important position on the team."
Q: Do you believe the decision you face regarding Weeden is just about as important as the decisions you face regarding the coach and GM?
A: "I think if you look at the teams that win and win consistently in the NFL and you go back to when I shared what other owners shared with me in terms of what's important in terms of having a consistent winning team, the first answer everybody gives you is, 'You've gotta have a really good quarterback.' So it's exceptionally important."
Q: Since you bought the team, former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar has publicly expressed a desire to work for the organization. Will you hire him in an official capacity?
A: "We have not had any talks with Bernie involving any kind of official capacity. As you know, Bernie is a Cleveland icon. He and I talk and text frequently. As a matter of fact, I got two or three texts from him last night. But we've had no official conversations about any kind of formal role."
Q: Is there any update about a potential role for Hall of Fame running back Jim Brown?
A: "I haven't talked to Jim in the last two or three weeks. I did get a congratulatory phone call from him after we won the other day, and I'm sure we'll be talking again in the not-too-distance future."
Q: Has former NFL coach Jon Gruden been offered an ownership stake in the Browns?
A: "No, that's completely, I'm not at all involved in the UT [University of Tennessee coaching] search, the UT football search, and that's a completely erroneous report. It was, I thought, almost laughable. Jon Gruden's a great guy and a great coach, but I have no idea where that came from."


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Hello all,
I am painting a room for my 9 year old daughter. She would like one wall to be a dry erase surface. I have done some research and found dry erase paint $20 to $200. My daughter has a small board now and she uses it every day. I want something that will hold up, erase cleanly without ghosting, etc.. I don't know if this is a case of "you get what you pay for." Has any one used or would recommend one product over another.
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If it was mine I would just a piece of drywall over what you have now sititng horizontal and paint just that. That way when her needs change of it does not work out all you do is remove the piece of drywall.
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This appears to be a two part product so it is no doubt an epoxy or other plastic resin system. Remember at some point you will have to deal with it when she grows out of it? From experience, those white board markers bleed through just about anything and even the best white boards seem to be only about 99.9 percent resistant to them.
I think you should at least price some white board panels at a plastic shop you could hang and remove when she outgrows them as an alternative to painting. You could have some fun and hang them in the middle of that wallpaper designed for kids to color. Less is more may be what I am getting at here.
I guess $20 for a kit to cover 50sf is worth a shot? One thing that concerns me for no real reason is the competitive, clear, dry marker products are 10 times that in cost.
You can get a 4x8 sheet of, for lack of a better word plastic coated, board that looks and works exactly like white board and if memory serves me well (probably not ) its only around $13. I will look it up and see what it is really called if your interested.
Agree with joecaption. Kids love for things keep changing. My daughter is 12 and she has a cupboard full of Barbies and barbie stuff which she hardly even looks at. It cost us a fortune to buy all that. The other day when I asked her what is she going to do with her collection. She said give it away :eek:, I don't care. 3 years ago they were her life nobody was even allowed to touch them. sigh!
Idea Paint makes products for this purpose. Rustoleum also has this type of paint.
I got dry erase paint from http://www.smartersurfaces.com/store...d-surface.html bought over a year ago and still erases perfectly.
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He and his cousin Noah had found an empty compartment and were just starting to relax when the door slid open.
"Oh," said a boy with dark red hair. "Sorry. I didn't realize this compartment was full."
Scorpius looked at the empty seats. "That's because it's not," he said. "Go on, sit down."
The boy gave a nervous smile. "Thanks," he said as he sat down.
The girl who followed him in had a face that reminded Scorpius of the porcelain dolls his cousin Evelyn used to play with, and it was framed by hair that was much brighter than the boy's. She looked almost angelic, so Scorpius was completely unprepared for it when she said, "I'm Rose Weasley," in a tone so confident it verged on being outright bossy.
He was trying to sort out sure how someone could manage to sound bossy just by introducing herself when the boy said, almost shyly, "Albus Potter."
"Noah Nott."
"Scorpius Malfoy."
The girl's eyebrows went up. "Are you really?" she asked. "My father pointed you out on the platform, but I wasn't really paying attention."
"Why?" Scorpius asked, not sure why her father would bother to point him out.
"Oh, he and your father hated each other when they were in school," she said casually.
"What were you talking about before we came in?" Albus cut in. The girl – Rose – shot him an annoyed look, and Scorpius decided that he liked Albus Potter, who clearly wanted to avoid unnecessary conflict in their first two minutes with fellow first-years.
"Just the Kestrals/Tornados match we saw last week," Noah said. Their cousin Johanna had surprised them by showing up with three tickets for the first match of the season and taking them out to it to congratulate them on finally starting Hogwarts.
She had also made several jokes about making sure that they got Sorted into Slytherin, or at the very least not Gryffindor. Scorpius didn't think that she really had a problem with Gryffindors – if she was, she probably wouldn't have joined the Aurors – but it could be hard to tell with Johanna.
"Are you Kestral or Tornado fans?" Albus asked.
"Noah likes the Kestrals," Scorpius replied. "I go for Portree, but I'll see anyone play, really, I'm not that picky. Who's your team?"
"The Harpies," Albus said proudly. He seemed to be beginning to relax. "My mum used to play for them."
"How about you?" Scorpius asked Rose, who had finally decided to sit down. She had already started to rub him the wrong way, but he was determined to at least try to be polite, especially since she didn't seem to be capable of it.
"The Arrows," she answered. "Of course."
He decided not to ask why it was 'of course,' but before he could say anything else, the door to the compartment slid open. "I've been looking everywhere for you," said the boy standing in the doorway. He had very messy black hair and a small smirk on his face.
Scorpius could already tell that he was not going to like the black-haired boy at all.
"What's up with disappearing like that?" asked the girl standing next to him. She had darker skin than the boy, but there was a distinct family resemblance. Scorpius couldn't tell whether it was actually something physical or the identical smirk on her lips, but he doubted that he was going to like her any better than he would the boy. "D'you want to pretend we're not family now, or something? Because you're going to find that difficult."
The boy directed his attention at Scorpius and Noah. "I don't know either of you," he said. "First years?" When they both nodded, he moved further into the compartment and stuck out his hand. "James Potter."
The girl mimicked him, and after they'd finished their introductions, Roxanne glanced around the compartment. "So what house do you want to be in?" she asked casually.
There was clearly a right answer, but Scorpius didn't know what it was. "Whichever one I get put in," he said, feeling lost.
"Slytherin." Noah stared at James and Roxanne, at if daring them to say something. "That's where my parents were."
James laughed. "God, if they'd tried to put me in Slytherin, I think I'd have just left," he said to Roxanne.
She snorted. "Like we'd ever be put in Slytherin," she said dismissively.
"What house are you in, then?" Scorpius asked defensively. His mother and uncle hadn't been in Slytherin, but everyone else had been, including all four of his cousins who had already attended Hogwarts. While it didn't always run in families, he knew that the chances of his being placed there were fairly high, especially since he didn't think of himself as particularly brave or particularly hard-working.
"Gryffindor," James said proudly. "'Where dwell the brave at heart.' Just like my parents."
Roxanne tossed her long braids over her shoulder. "And mine." She leaned against the doorway. "What were you ickle-firsties talking about?"
"'Ickle-firsties?'" Albus asked incredulously. The shyness that he'd shown when he was talking to Scorpius and Noah had completely vanished once his brother – Scorpius assumed it was his brother, anyway – had come into the compartment. "What does that make you?"
"Wise and experienced second-years," James answered. "Of course."
Scorpius was beginning to hope that he wasn't in Gryffindor just so he could avoid James and Roxanne as much as possible.
"We were talking about Quidditch," Rose said. "They saw the Kestrals play the Tornados last week."
"Nice." James snapped his fingers, as if just remembering something. "Oh, did we tell you?"
"You know we didn't," Roxanne told him. "We weren't supposed to."
"Tell us what?" asked Albus.
Scorpius had not actually thought that James and Roxanne could look more self-satisfied than they had a moment ago, but he saw now that he'd been underestimating them.
"We're the new Gryffindor Beaters," they said at the same time.
"How do you know?" Rose asked, a gleeful smile spreading across her face.
"My brother is the captain," Roxanne said. "And he said so."
At this point, Scorpius thought that he might just get on the train and go back home if he was Sorted into Gryffindor. From what he'd seen so far, Gryffindors were a nightmare. "Without tryouts? I suppose family connections make all the difference."
She glanced over at him. "I suppose you're just bitter that you don't have any," she said scornfully. "But no. He held tryouts at the end of last year."
He knew he probably should feel embarrassed, but he was too annoyed. "My mistake," he said, matching her tone.
She rolled her eyes at James, who looked more amused than anything else. "Anyway, Al, Rose, we have a compartment with Fred and Victoire. We came to find you so you could join us."
Rose got up so quickly that Scorpius was a little offended, despite the fact that he could already tell that she would probably be just as big a nightmare as James and Roxanne. "Help me with my trunk?"
"Oh, that's easy." Roxanne got out her wand. "Wingardium Leviosa!" The trunk rose and she guided it out into the corridor.
"I thought we weren't supposed to use magic outside of school," Noah said.
She laughed. "What are you going to do, report me?"
James reached up to grab his brother's trunk, but Albus said quickly, "No, leave it. Maybe I'll join you later." When James opened his mouth, Albus added, "I can spend time with my family all the time, I'd rather make friends with new people. Maybe later."
James rolled his eyes. "Whatever. See you when you get sorted into Gryffindor." He sauntered out after the two girls.
"Well, she couldn't wait to get away from us," Scorpius said dryly.
Albus grinned. "That's Rose," he said fondly. "But she's a good person, honest. She's my best friend."
"If you say so," Noah said. He sounded doubtful, and Scorpius privately agreed with him. Whatever house he got Sorted into, he hoped that Rose Weasley wasn't in it. She seemed like a complete nightmare.
"Is everyone in your family in Gryffindor, then?" he asked Albus.
Albus shook his head. "Nah, not even close. There are eight of us already here, and only Fred, James, and Roxanne are in Gryffindor." He sighed. "No Slytherins yet, though. I'll probably be the first."
"Would that be so terrible?" Noah asked curiously. "Almost everyone in our family has been in Slytherin. We're cousins," he added, when Albus looked confused.
"Oh." Albus stared out the window for a minute. "I guess not. I don't know. My dad said it wasn't, but…" his voice trailed off. "I don't know," he said again. "I think mostly I'd just be really disappointed if I wasn't in the same house as James and Rose." Albus looked at the door. "Sorry about them. They're just…" He shrugged. "They're my family, and I love them?"
Noah and Scorpius laughed. "We have one of those," Scorpius said. Noah's brother Andrew had spent all summer educating them on the rules of Hogwarts, so they didn't accidentally break them.
Albus looked a little relieved. "What's that?" he asked, pointing to the somewhat tattered book lying facedown next to Noah.
"Prince Caspian," Noah told him. He was clearly surprised when Albus' face lit up. "You know it?"
"Those books were the only good gift my father's muggle relatives ever gave me," he replied.
"The magic's totally off," Noah said. Scorpius knew his cousin well enough to know that he was… well, maybe not exactly testing Albus, but gauging how much he actually cared, and how much he was just trying to make conversation.
Noah had spent far too much time with Scorpius, who didn't especially care about Muggle books and was most interested in what the quickest possible route was to shutting Noah up about them.
"Who cares?" Albus grinned. "So who's your favorite Pevensie?"
"Susan," Noah said. "She's the only sensible one. Who's yours?"
"Edmund. He's the most interesting one."
The rest of the train ride passed pleasantly enough, and by the end, Scorpius was about as sure that he liked Albus Potter as he was that he disliked James, Roxanne, and Rose.
Hopefully, he'd be able to avoid them.
A/N: Prince Caspian is one of the Narnia books (in which Edmund and Susan Pevensie are two of the main characters) were written by C.S. Lewis. My personal opinion is that they ought to be a staple of everyone's childhood, even witches and wizards, because then everyone can share stories as adults about looking in the back of closets and wardrobes for Narnia when they were younger.
This fic is a prequel-companion-type thing to my story 'Curiosity Is Not a Sin.' If you enjoyed this, you might enjoy that as well. :)
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Since you asked department….Recreational snowmobiling is not permitted on any of the private land owned by Longview Timberlands. They normally do allow public access for certain activities that fall under the "soft footprint" category. High Camp does have a special permit that allows us to use our snowmobiles on the road for guest and gear transportation only.
Latest logging update from Longview Timberlands…The snow finally got a little too deep to continue the operation so everyone pulled out in mid-January. The loggers will likely return sometime later this spring, well after the "spring thaw" which prevents heavy trucks from driving on the fragile roads. We cannot say enough about how easy it has been to work cooperatively with the logging operation the past several months as we have all learned to share the road in a safe, efficient manner!
What's going on with the winter weather? It's hard to say for sure, but it does seem like we are seeing more and more extremes each winter. "June-uary" was pretty crazy this year as high pressure and inversions kept snow out of the picture for over two straight weeks. Looking ahead, it appears we may be getting back to more normal Cascade weather patterns later this month. Stay tuned!
For the 14th consecutive year we have had the distinct privilege of hosting a wonderful group of families from Indianola and vicinity. Delicious group meals in the lodge, "serious" skis that see plenty of action for four days, and talented musicians who jam together each evening highlight their visit each year. This group of friends first began visiting High Camp in January, 2000, when the group numbered 21 adults, one of whom was pregnant. This year the numbers had grown to 22 adults and 23 children, with many of the kids now in their early teen years. Late January would not be the same without their annual three-night visit, and the opportunity to enjoy their special brand of fellowship and watch all those great kids grow up! (and who can forget the snow margaritas?)


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Police say the friend was not injured and could not provide an explanation as to why Ellett stood on the tracks as the train approached.
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Albany's Rowley, UMBC's Elliott Tabbed Weekly Award Winners
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Two of the league's top 10 scorers, Albany's Sam Rowley and UMBC's Rodney Elliott, are the league's men's basketball weekly awards winners for week 6:
Player of the Week
Sam Rowley, Jr., Forward, Albany
- Averaged 20.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists while shooting 56 percent from the field in a pair of games last week.
- Led Albany to a win over Brown by scoring 20 points grabbing five rebounds.
- Recorded his sixth career double-double (21 points, 11 rebounds) in a loss to Colgate Saturday.
Rodney Elliott, Fr., Guard, UMBC
- Elliott scored 16 points and added four rebounds in UMBC's loss at Coppin State Wednesday, its lone game of the week.
- The honor is already Elliott's third of the season.
- Stony Brook beat UNH in the first league game of the year Sunday.
- The Seawolves have won six-straight league openers.
- The 7-4 Seawolves are receiving votes in the latest CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25.
- America East is youth driven as five of the top 10 scorers are freshmen or sophomores.
- The Catamounts' Brian Voelkel is 12 rebounds shy of becoming just the ninth player in league history to reach the 1,000-mark.
- Stony Brook's Anthony Jackson is one of just four players in the country to have made all his free throw attempts (min. 2.5 attempts per game). He's a perfect 28-for-28 on the season.
- UMBC's Rodney Elliott has scored the more points (155) through 11 games than any freshman in program history.
- Conference play continues Wednesday when Vermont visits UMass Lowell in the River Hawks' first-ever America East contest.
2013-14 Men's Basketball Weekly Awards
Nov. 11 - Player of the Week: Anthony Jackson, Stony Brook
Rookie of the Week: Nick Madray, Binghamton
Nov. 18 - Co-Players of the Week: Jordan Reed, Binghamton/Chris Pelcher, UNH
Rookie of the Week: Rodney Elliott, UMBC
Nov. 25 - Player of the Week: Jameel Warney, Stony Brook
Rookie of the Week: Magnus Richards, Binghamton
Dec. 2 - Player of the Week: Peter Hooley, Albany
Rookie of the Week: Kurt Steidl, Vermont
Rookie of the Week: Rodney Elliott, UMBC
Dec. 9 - Co-Players of the Week: Jordan Reed, Binghamton/Mark Nwakamma, Hartford
Rookie of the Week: Marlon Beck, Binghamton
Dec. 16 - Player of the Week: Sam Rowley, Albany
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Vanessa Hudgens, Kelly Osbourne & More Get Glam At Elton John's Viewing Party!
The Oscars wasn't the only event with gorgeous get-ups and glam gals! From Nicole, Kelly, Vanessa, and Emma there were too many gorgeous get-ups to count! Who do you think looked best?
While major a-listers like Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis turned up on the red carpet at the 2011 Academy Awards, chic stars like Kim Kardashian, Nicole Richie, Emma Roberts, Vanessa Hudgens, and Kelly Osbourne enjoyed the show at Elton John's AIDS Foundation Academy Awards viewing party. The swanky affair drew quite the crowd!
I was so excited to see two of my favorite spring Jenny Packham gowns on the red carpet — I thought Ashley Tisdale and Emma Roberts looked stunning in the embellished get-ups. Another favorite of the night was Nicole — when she gets dressed up she transforms into such a chic star! The always stylish gal opted for a white Halston frock and she totally owned the red carpet with her confident stance.
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BeschreibungDe cibo quod superest nobis sufficit; oportet gratias agere. Some elders have accepted this proposition, although seldom with enthu siasm. Gerontologists also have been burdened with the adage: "Leftovers are good enough for us, and we should be grateful for them." I remember how a clerk tried to palm off astale and cheap cigar to her octogenarian customer. He knew better and carne away with a far superior smoke. The clerk fumed, "What does he need a good cigar for? Who is he to be particular!" In this and in many other ways, elders often have labored under the sociocultural expectation that they should be well content with whatever scraps and shmattes happen to come their way. Gerontologists can identify with this situation. The systematic study of aging and the aged was a new enterprise at the midpoint of this century, but the concepts and methods were pretty much limited to those already on hand. What biological and sociobehavioral scientists had been doing for years was simply extended to the newly annexed territory. This as not only a convenient but also a cost-effective strategy. Data accumulated more rapidly by remaining within familiar frarnes of reference and relying on farniliar designs and mea sures. The new gerontologists soon harvested a promising crop of descriptive findings. Within a decade after the establishment of the Gerontological Society of America (1947), it was possible to discern the outlines of a valuable new field of knowledge.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction: Toward Theories in Mental Health and Aging; J. Lomranz. Well-Being, Adjustment, and Growth Behaviors in Later Life: Declarative and Differential Aspects of Subjective Well-Being and Its Implications for Mental Health in Later Life; D. Shmotkin. Control: Cognitive and Motivational Implications; L.C. Perlmuter, A.S. Eads. Stress, Coping, and Mental Health: Toward a Developmentally Informed Theory of Mental Disorder in Older Adults; M. Gatz. The Adult Developing Self: The Double Voice of the Third Age: Splitting the Speaking Self as an Adaptive Strategy in later Life; H. Hazan. Psychodynamics and Psychopathology in Later Life: Psychoanalysis, the Life Story, and Aging: Creating New Meanings within Narratives of Lived Experiences; B.J. Cohler. The Role of the Family in Later Life: Perspectives in the Family and Stress in Late Life; L.I. Pearlin, M.M. Skaff. Memory and Dementia: The Significance of Memory Complaints in Later Life: Methodological and Theoretical Considerations; G. Niederehe. Depression and Aging: Depression as a Pivotal Component of Secondary Aging: Opportunities for Research, Treatment, and Prevention; I.R. Katz. 16 Additional Chapters. Index.
Untertitel: An Integrative Approach. 'The Springer Series in Adult Development and Aging'. 1998. Auflage. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
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