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Fall 2013
@Leeward CC
|Credit Hours:
Leanne Chun Riseley
455-0676 (Ph)
455-0473 (Fax)
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|Instructional Mode:
|08/26/2013 - 12/12/2013
|Course Requirements:
|The instructor will contact students by UH email before the first day of instruction. Students are required to check their UH email for course correspondence before the first day of instruction. This course will incorporate teamwork with other students in the class. The course will require several synchronous meetings throughout the semester. Scheduling of these meetings will be flexible to accommodate different schedules of team members.
|Course Prerequisites:
|Eng 100 and Math 100 or equivalent, all with a grade of C or better, or consent of instructor.
Recommended Prep: ICS 100
|Course Description:
|Hands-on computer class with emphasis on producing professional-level documents, spreadsheets, presentations, databases, and web content for problem solving. Includes concepts, terminology, and a contemporary operating system. Meets requirements for College of Business (UHM and UHH) and UHM's Biology program and Botany Department.
|Myitlab is required. It can be purchased via credit card at http://myitlab.com.
Microsoft Office 2010 Software and a headset/microphone are required.
Textbook - There is an optional textbook for this class
Books may be purchased at the Leeward CC bookstore or ordered online at http://www.bookstore.hawaii.edu/lcc/home.aspx. If you do not have access to the Internet or unable to travel to the bookstore, you may also order by phone at 1-800-UHBOOKS
|Technical Requirements:
|The Internet allows students to take a course at home using a personal computer. Familiarity with using a computer and basic Internet skills (browsing, sending e-mail, saving/sending files) is required. Students must have a computer with Internet access. Depending on the online course, students may be required to log in at a specific day and time or at anytime. Students taking an online course should always contact their instructor after registration or prior to the first day of class to get detailed information regarding the course.
Minimum Computer Hardware/Software Requirements:
It is also required that you obtain a UH Email account. Please go to the following URL for more information: http://www.hawaii.edu/askus/563
Laulima Help
Students are required to use Microsoft Office 2010. ICS 101 satisfies UHM CBA computer competency requirements.
MyITLab runs on the PC Platform. Mac users can do most of the work in MyITLab, but will need to have an alternate technology plan for the MyITLab Grader projects which are done in the second half of the semester. See http://wps.prenhall.com/bp_myitlab2010_macuser/
|Additional Notes:
|Alternate Technology Access Plan: In registering for a Distance Education course (Cable or Web) the student is responsible for finding immediate alternate access to a computer with Internet connectivity or cable television should that student experience technical difficulties. Technical difficulties can include but are not limited to problems with a student's computer hardware/software; inoperability of a student's VCR or DVR; or lack of service by a student's Internet Service Provider (ISP) or Cable Provider. Technical issues do not constitute the extension of an assignment, project, quiz or exam deadline unless agreed upon by the instructor.
An Alternate Technology Access Plan will be made by the student prior to the start of the semester and should be implemented immediately upon encountering technical difficulties. The student is required to continue course work as a result of having an alternate plan of access while independently resolving any technical issues with hardware/software, VCR/DVD, ISP, or Cable Provider.
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A HEROIN courier caught in Haslingden with drugs worth almost £50,000 stuffed down his trousers has been locked up for six years.
Burnley Crown Court heard how addict Mohammed Akmal, 26, who was in the passenger seat of a taxi stopped by police, had a 'brick' of heroin, weighing 500 grams and of very high purity, hidden in the front of his pants.
Akmal claimed he had been under instructions to deliver it.
Akmal has a record for drugs trafficking, with previous convictions for supplying heroin and cocaine.
The defendant, living in Huddersfield before he was remanded in custody, had admitted possessing heroin with intent to supply.
Prosecutor Lisa Worsley said police stopped a vehicle on the A56 on January 6. Akmal, who appeared to be messing with the waistband of his trousers, had a mobile phone in his right hand.
He was searched and was found to have a large, square object in the front of his trousers. In a carrier bag was a brick-shaped parcel.
Miss Worsley said the defendant was cautioned and made a number of comments on the way to Burnley Police Station.
He said he knew he was looking at a long sentence and asked: "Where's the nearest jail to here? I'm supposed to be getting married this year. My life is over."
The prosecutor said the brick was sent for analysis and was found to be 500 gram block of heroin, of 60 per cent purity. The wholesale value was £15,000 and the potential street value would be about £45,000.
The defendant had owned up on the basis he had gone to collect the drugs and deliver them by arrangement.
Miss Worsley said in 2007, Akmal was dealt with in court for eight counts of supplying drugs and in 2012, he was given three years behind bars for another eight supply charges. He now faces a proceeds of crime hearing.
Mohammed Nawaz, for Akmal, said he had been an addict for some time and hadworked up a debt. Hewas of limited intellect, was acting under instructions.

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If those fixes aren't working for you, please reply to this thread and let me know me know what kind of hardware or software security your system is using. I need the following information:
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WINTER maintenance activity is being stepped up by Cumbria County Council to help cope with an expected spell of snow and harsh winter weather.
The council's fleet of gritters have begun treating some of the county's minor roads which are not routinely gritted as a precautionary measure against a predicted wintery blast of snow from the west from tonight.
Cumbria's roads are prioritised in terms of how quickly and frequently they are gritted. Cumbria's first and second priority roads make up around a third of the road network and are gritted within three and five hours during harsh winter weather.
Third priority routes are only treated during periods of prolonged icy conditions and when the first and second priority roads are clear. Gritters have begun treating third priority routes in necessary areas and will continue today as a precautionary measure.
Footways in town centres will also be treated today.
Highways teams will also be prioritising requests for salt bin and salt heap refills over the next few days and are on standby to switch from routine highways maintenance work to snow clearance duties. The council currently has 22,000 tonnes of salt in stock - meaning the county council is in an excellent position to cope with the winter weather.
The council's new band of volunteer snow champions will also be on standby to help clear footways and pavements where they live. So far around 70 people have volunteered to help as snow champions.
Travel disruption is expected on Friday and people are being asked to plan ahead and think now about whether alternative travel arrangements can be made if the predicted heavy snowfall happens.
Coun Tony Markley, Cabinet member responsible for highways, said: "I always believe in planning for the worst and hoping for the best. This bout of expected snowy weather could be the biggest test so far this winter for our highways teams, but I believe they've done a cracking job so far of keeping the roads safe in winter.
"We've invested heavily in our new fleet of 33 gritters and the decision to bring the highways maintenance service back in house from Amey has proved a wise one in terms of delivering on the front line."
Last month CCC launched an innovative new online map and Twitter service so that people can keep track of gritting plans during the winter months.
The map, which can be viewed on the council's website at www.cumbria.gov.uk/gritting, is updated each lunchtime to show which roads the council's in-house fleet of gritters intend to treat that evening and overnight during periods of snowy and frosty weather. The decision on whether to grit or not is triggered by the council's network of monitoring equipment checking road surface temperatures right around the county.
The fully interactive and downloadable map is keeping Cumbria's road users up to date with the latest information regarding which areas of Cumbria will be gritted as first and secondary priority routes and the treatment timescales for each.
Gritting updates from the new online service can also be tracked through Cumbria County Council's Twitter account at @CumbriaCC and by subscribing to an RSS feed at www.cumbria.gov.uk/gritting/rss.xml.


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"Game changer" is a term you hear often when people talk about how technology has changed their industry.
Excerpt from Chapter 2: You Can Negotiate Anything of "Harvard Business School: Secrets of Success by Emily Chan.

 KNOW THE BATNA

 Using the "real interest" approach helps identify a win-win agreement. Understanding the importance of the "Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement" (BATNA) can help you maximize the win for your side. The advantage in negotiations often does not depend on how big and powerful each party is, but on who has a better BATNA: who can better afford to walk away without an agreement.

 The power of BATNA is seen in everyday life. When supply is less than demand, the seller has a strong BATNA. If you won't agree to a price, many other customers will do so. In a depressed economy where supply is more than demand, buyers have all the leverage. They can always buy from another seller if they cannot get the price they want. Even toddlers understand BATNA: When they scream in a restaurant, they capitalize on an intuitive sense that their parents must either yield to their demands or risk more embarrassment and inconvenience.

 The power of BATNA also is seen in more complex business situations. A classic example is the battle between Sky Television and British Satellite Broadcasting (BSB) in the early 1990s to dominate British satellite television. It would be a lose-lose situation if both firms were to stay in the market and compete vigorously. It would be a win-win if they could negotiate a deal for one to pay the other to exit. These are the estimates for the financial implications as documented in a HBS case study:

 For BSB: Loss of £190 million if both BSB and Sky stay in game and fight; profit of more than £2 billion if Sky exits; loss of £180 million if BSB exits. For Sky Television: Gain of £700 million if both parties stay in game and fight; profit of almost £3 billion if BSB exits; loss of £70 million if Sky exits.

 It would be a win-win if they could negotiate a deal for one to pay the other to exit. But who has a stronger negotiating position in this example? Some would say Sky has a stronger position, since it would still make £700 million even if BSB does not exit the market. BSB is weaker because it would lose £180–£190 million if Sky chooses to fight. So BSB must negotiate for Sky to exit.

 However, that is not true if you look at the BATNA more carefully. Compare the fight versus exit option for each company if they fail to reach an agreement. If no agreement is reached for one of the players to exit, then: For BSB: Fight versus exit means losing £190 million instead of £180 million. The difference is relatively insignificant. So BSB has flexibility of choosing whether to fight or not should Sky decide to fight. It has a strong BATNA.

 For Sky: Fight versus exit means £700 million profit compared to a £70 million loss! Sky has no choice but to fight. If it has to fight, then it will increase its profit substantially (from £700 million to £3 billion) if it can negotiate to pay BSB to exit. In fact, theoretically, if BSB does its homework and understands Sky's BATNA, it would know that Sky should be willing to pay anything up to £2.3 billion for BSB to exit! In the end, Sky did pay BSB to exit the market.

 Reframe

 A young man asked a priest, "May I smoke while I pray? The priest answered angrily, "Certainly not." Another young man asked the same priest: "May I pray while I smoke?"

 The priest answered, "Good child."

 Another story—as Professor Deepak Malhotra of HBS tells it—when President Theodore Roosevelt of the United States was campaigning for reelection in 1912, his campaign office made a brochure. The brochure included a picture of the president, together with information on his campaign. Three million copies were made, but only days before the brochures were supposed to be distributed, the campaign office realized they did not have the rights to use the picture. The rights belonged to a privately owned studio (call it Studio X). There was not enough time for a reprint.

 The first reaction to solving the problem would be to send a representative to negotiate with Studio X as soon as possible. But this approach could have cost millions as copyright law allowed the copyright owner to demand up to a dollar a copy. What did the campaign office do? They sent a telegram to Studio X with the following content: PLANNING TO PRINT 3 MILLION COPIES OF CAMPAIGN SPEECH WITH YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. HOW MUCH ARE YOU WILLING TO PAY FOR OPPORTUNITY?

 Studio X quickly responded: APPRECIATE OPPORTUNITY, BUT CAN ONLY AFFORD $250.

 The campaign team accepted graciously.

 These two stories illustrate the power of reframing (a concept also referred to as framing): gaining an advantage by changing the perception of a situation. Reframing is especially powerful if you can reframe to appeal to the interests of the other side of the negotiation. There are two ways to reframe: Change the context of the situation or change the meaning of the situation. "Context reframing" means taking the same behavior, experience, or event but seeing it in a different context. The story about smoking and praying is context reframing. The behavior, praying and smoking at the same time, remains unchanged. What is changed is the context of the behavior—whether it takes place when one is smoking or when one is praying.

 The story about President Roosevelt's brochure has an element of "meaning reframing." Meaning reframing is taking the same situation and context but changing what it means.

 For more information on "Harvard Business School: Secrets of Success" by Emily Chan, visit www.facebook.com/hbsconfidential.


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Setback in 10th inning sours celebratory night
Paxton duels with Noesi before White Sox capitalize on error
SEATTLE -- Mariners rookie shortstop Chris Taylor ranged to his right and charged. He lowered his glove to field Gordon Beckham's slow ground ball, but it bounced high, up and off his mitt.
The error extended the top of the 10th inning and the next hitter, White Sox infielder Conor Gillaspie, followed with a go-ahead RBI single off closer Fernando Rodney in Seattle's 2-1 loss on Saturday night at Safeco Field.
The defeat snapped Seattle's four-game winning streak and dropped it to 61-55 on the season. The Mariners also fell to 3-6 in extra-inning games.
"It was one of those tough ones where you don't really know if you should play through it or break down and get rid of it quick," Taylor said of the ground ball. "I decided to play through it and ended up getting an in-between hop. I should have made the play, obviously. It was pretty frustrating, but hopefully I can learn from it."
Afterward, manager Lloyd McClendon didn't criticize Taylor.
"I told him if he's lucky enough to play this game for a long time, he'll make a lot more of those errors," he said.
The misplay spoiled a night when former manager Lou Piniella was inducted into the Mariners Hall of Fame and pitcher James Paxton was back to his early-season form.
Making his second big-league start since spending nearly four months on the disabled list with a left lat strain, then left shoulder inflammation, Paxton allowed one run on six hits in 6 1/3 innings. An Alexei Ramirez RBI double in the seventh was the left-hander's only hiccup. It ended Paxton's night and tied the game at 1. Paxton threw 56 of 77 pitches for strikes.
"I definitely felt better out there tonight then that first start back," Paxton said. "A little bit more comfortable. I was getting ahead in the count tonight with the fastball. The fastball location felt a lot better, so it was good progress."
Paxton struck out the side in the first inning and retired the first 10 batters he faced. The first hit of the game from either side didn't come until there was one out in top of the fourth, when Chicago's Alejandro De Aza singled on a swinging bunt. Paxton then got Jose Abreu to ground into a 1-4-3 double play.
Abreu got him back with a leadoff double in the seventh and eventually came around to score.
"He hit a good pitch," Paxton said. "It was low and away. He's a good hitter and you tip your cap when guys do stuff like that."
Beckham helped the Mariners score an unearned run when he committed a two-out throwing error in the bottom of the fourth. Kendrys Morales followed with a single, then Kyle Seager capitalized by lining an RBI double down the right-field line to stake the Mariners to a 1-0 lead.
Mike Zunino followed with a walk, which loaded the bases, but designated hitter Logan Morrison then grounded out to first baseman Paul Konerko to end the inning.
"We just couldn't get a big hit to get us over the hump," McClendon said.
For the second time this season, the Mariners bats' struggled against White Sox right-hander Hector Noesi, who spent the last two years struggling to keep a spot on Seattle's 25-man roster before the club finally designated him for assignment in early April and subsequently traded him to Texas in exchange for cash.
After a brief stint with the Rangers, Noesi was claimed off waivers by the White Sox and has been much better. He threw 6 2/3 scoreless innings in a 1-0 win over the Mariners at U.S. Cellular Field in early July. On Saturday, he gave up just an unearned run, five hits and a walk in 7 1/3 innings.
"Noesi has been tough on us for some reason," McClendon said. "We haven't been able to figure him out."
Noesi fanned four and walked one.
"I was just not thinking [about facing] my former team," he said.
With the Royals beating the Giants on Saturday, the Mariners -- along with the Yankees and Blue Jays -- are 1 1/2 games behind Kansas City for the second American League Wild Card spot.
Adam Lewis is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Two brothers who started a 'wild west brawl' at a Melksham pub, have been jailed for 10 months.
Joe and Ross Butler, 23 and 21 respectively, had been drinking heavily after going to the West End pub following their step gran's wake on Tuesday, August 13.
But when the pair of builders' language and behaviour deteriorated and they were asked to leave they launched into an orgy of violence in front of shocked families, including young children and pensioners.
They attacked members of staff and customers, upturned tables and chairs, smashed glasses and pictures and hurled abuse.
The violence caused hundreds of pounds of damage and was so bad that one waitress scrambled out of a window in fear.
Once outside, Ross Butler ripped umbrellas from the tables to hurl about, while his brother stood in the road bashing passing cars. He got one to stop, wrenched open the door and snarled at the young woman driver 'Get out of the car, I'm going to rob you' before yelling 'Get in the car Ginge,' to his brother.
But the terrified motorist managed to escape and drive around the corner.
Colin Meeke, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court on Friday: "This was frankly nothing short of a wild west brawl at the West End pub in Melksham. They terrified law abiding customers who were trying to have a family drink on a summer afternoon."
Arriving at about 1pm, thety drank steadily during the afternoon but as their language and behaviour deteriorated the manager told them they would not get any more alcohol once they had finished the drinks they had.
Ross Butler shouted at bar staff who would not serve him and he smashed a glass into optics before both started swinging punches at various customers and staff, even at one point fighting with each other.
Mr Meeke said children as young as six or seven and pensioners were all left distressed by the violence.
Joe Butler, of Burnet Close, and Ross Butler, of Spa Court, both Melksham, pleaded guilty to affray.
The pair's father, Stephen, told the court he employed both of his sons and said he found what they had done 'shocking'.
Jailing them, Judge Douglas Field said: "You engaged in a prolonged episode of drunken rampage. It was very frightening for the staff, the customers and their children.
"A glass was smashed, punches swung at customers, customers assaulted, staff assaulted, fixtures and fittings damaged.
"It spilled outside, you stopped this lady motorist and tried to get in her car causing her considerable fear.
"This behaviour is not tolerated. You are both gong to prison immediately."


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Rosewill Thor v2: The God of Cooling and Silence?by Dustin Sklavos on 8/24/2011 2:15 AM EST
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bobbyh - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkGreat review, I might have to pick one of these up for a new build.
And first! Reply
piroroadkill - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkIt gives you the option to disconnect the top fan and close the top vents, which is actually important for some people - if you own a cat, it'll love sitting on the top of your warm PC. Top vents aren't always a blessing. Reply
piroroadkill - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkOh, that's not even to mention the possibility of spilling beer into it. Reply
Blaze-Senpai - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkCould always install one of those 40mm server fans and rev it past 9000, if that don't scare your cat then somethings wrong :3
Can I get one in literally half the size though? I only want a Micro ATX build s: Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkSurprisingly I have yet to see my cat perch on top of my FT02. She mostly settles for perching on the subwoofer or the scanner. Reply
OwnedKThxBye - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkI also think being able to close the top vent is a great feature. Will be looking at this case when building the next system.
Typo on page 3: "I wound up either accidentally or deliberately popped them out"
Great Review! Reply
jonup - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkI cant agree more with you. Disconnecting the fan and closing the vents is what I would do. I might even put some sound dampening material undernit it. From my experience with mini P180 are horrible for acoustics - I can hear the airflow from every single fan inside my case. Reply
jonup - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - link"From my experience with mini P180 are horrible for acoustics "
should read:
"From my experience with mini P180 "top vents" are horrible for acoustics " Reply
Mitch101 - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkLots of cat owners here. Anyone for dog slobber in the top? Reply
mooseunc - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkIt could also be so that you can close the vents when powered off to prevent dust or the aforementioned pet hair/liquids/etc from getting inside. Sure it might be cool if they auto opened when powered on, like some sort of jet exhaust, but it's only cool until it breaks. Reply
PA Systems1 - Sunday, June 23, 2013 - linkConsidering the cooling, kitty would freeze his little butt off curled on top. Reply
geniekid - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkI want an FT02 for my upcoming build, but I may have to settle for this case instead. The FT02 looks so much nicer, but not $100 nicer. Reply
realjetavenger - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkAnyone else notice how similar this case is to the HAF X? The Thor has the moving top vents and a bottom mounted fan but otherwise in specs and appearance it is Rosewill's version of a HAF X. Reply
Onus - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkI have no doubt that the Rosewill case is superior to the HAF X. Almost every Coolermaster case I ever bought had untapped screw holes and poor tool-free mounts; most had minor panel misalignment and/or other QA issues. I've switched to Rosewill cases, and have not found any of these (admittedly trivial) issues with any of them.
I'm not a fan of huge cases (I'm not a madd overclocker, and don't run 1kW of GPUs), but if I were, this Thor v2 would be on my short list. There would be no Coolermaster cases on it; as nice as their designs can look, they are not well executed. Reply
f4phantom2500 - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkMaybe Cooler Master's quality has gone down since I bought my Centurion 5, but I haven't had any issues with it. Admittedly, I haven't used a Rosewill case, and every case I've used prior to the C5 was off-brand and ranged from acceptable-but-not-too-good to just bad. But in the review here he states that the 5.25" drive bay locks in this Rosewill case aren't very good; I actually really like the locks in my C5. Then again my standards are probably substantially lower than Dustin's. The only toolless element of the C5 that could use improvement, imo, is the expansion card clip holder things. They're not completely useless but I wouldn't trust them if I was putting in a robust (read: heavy and expensive) GPU and/or moving the computer around a lot. Reply
Khronikos - Sunday, August 28, 2011 - linkI disagree. In fact, I think CM has went up in quality more than down. I use a 690 ll advanced, admittedly not a top end, and I have no issues whatsoever. Sure, you might run into problems with any case but there are zero alignment issues or anything of the sort. I haven't run into tap problems but that could be an issue on any case and is remedied pretty easily. I like my minimalist case look better than the HAF as well. The Thor looks okay but really not my kind of case and way beyond my needs lol. Reply
Metaluna - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkI'm not in the market for a case like this, but I do like the top-mounted ports. I currently have a P182, which I keep on the floor. It has the USB ports sticking out at a right angle on the lower half of the front bezel, and when cables are plugged in, it's just way too easy to trip over them and pull out the cables or damage the ports. I actually broke one of the ports once this way. Fortunately Antec sells replacements, but I'd rather have the front ports up off the floor in a more protected position. Reply
ajlueke - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkI saw at the beginning of the review that you stated this arena was typically the forte of brands such as Antec, Silverstone, Corsair and Lian-Li. All those brands are represented as comparisons in your review, save for Lian Li. I was curious how this case compared to the lian Li offerings, particularily the TYR-X2000, or X2000F (USB 3.0 version.) I have been using the stateside version of the TYR-X2000 in the form of the ABD Canyon 695 for some time now, and was wondering how this case compared to the far more expensive Lian Li cases. Perhaps we'll see that in subsequent reviews? Reply
pandemonium - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkJust like Ferrari's and Lamborghini's don't like being smashed up just for an action scene, Lian-Li's don't like being subjected to pokes and prods by reviewers. >.< Reply
matt3D - Wednesday, August 24, 2011 - linkI saw this case at school today... lol, I got a free t shirt from newegg. Reply
flong777 - Thursday, August 25, 2011 - linkThis review lists temperatures for the 650D which are not anywhere near what I am experiencing in my build. I own the 650D and following are my temps:
1. CPU , Less than 40C under load
2. GPU, Less than 60C under load
3. Mobo - less than 40C under load
4. HDD - less than 35C under load
5. RAM - less than 40C under load
6. Ambient temperature is 82F
Note that these are MAX temps under load. My build is as follows:
Noctua NH-D14 CPU cooler
Corsair 650D case
AsRock Extreme 4 Gen 3 motherboard
Gskill DDR3 1600 2 x 4GB
For the life of me, I cannot imagine how Anandtech's temps are so high for the 650D. My builds is a full 20C- 40C cooler than the Anandtech build in the same case.
Also, THIS IS IMPORTANT, if you remove the top HDD cage the front 200 mm fan blows directly on the motherboard, GPU and CPU unimpeded. This makes a huge difference in cooling and most people don't need more than three HDDS/SSDs. I am guessing that if Anandtech took out the top HDD cage in their build that temps would drop at least 3C - 5C over all components.
Also, the case is very quiet on low fan and reasonably quiet on high fan. On low fan the case is almost inaudible (I hear the Noctua coolers fans as much as the case's fans). According to reviews, the case cools almost as well on low fan as on high fan. Reply
randinspace - Monday, August 29, 2011 - linkI was tempted to say something snarky because you're really comparing apples and oranges (mid-range AMD GPU vs. upper tier NVIDIA GPU) and didn't give your full parameters (ie, whether you used the same testing procedures and measuring programs/equipment that Dustin did) and it's been a lousy day, but to be honest you've (put together an envious build) really exposed the essential flaw of case reviews in general and AT's in particular, at least when it comes to temps and noise: Sandy Bridge chips are just that much better in the categories you'd measure when reviewing an enthusiast case than anything else on the market that you'd stick into a case like this (no one is going to buy a chassis like this and stick one of AMD's Bobcat chips into it, right?), and even though those are what's selling and in demand it's absent from the testbed.
Of course it could be worse, AT could be doing reviews with a Phenom II X6 for truly misleading results compared to the way it's almost impossible to find an article on here that doesn't praise SB's virtues (particularly their buying guides). Then again people were probably more likely to build a brand new rig (as opposed to cobbling together parts left over from other people's upgrades to SB) with that in it this year than the i7-875k.
The other factor that contributes to the high thermals in their reviews is the near reference model NVIDIA GPU, but I'm sure there are plenty of enthusiasts who savor the extra FPS in Crysis 2 (patched) compared to a 6970 so even though you can get lower profile versions of the 580 than that particular Zotac model I'm not going to quibble about it (though again the AT buying guides usually say something about the price to performance ratio being in favor of AMD cards). Hell if anything people who do buy cards like that are probably the ones who really need to worry about whether or not the case they buy can keep the card running below spec.
So that said, I can appreciate the "worst case scenario" that these reviews usually represent, but I just can't help but wonder how much differently they might have played out with components more representative of what people who follow sites like this and actually research their components to get the best fit for their needs (like the OP must have, and frankly I'd also rather save $250-300 and get a free game [Deus Ex ATM, Shogun 2 earlier in the year] by going with a 6950 than having the extra performance of a 580) would actually order. Reply
hoyanf - Thursday, August 25, 2011 - linkI have yet to see a review of cases that supports E-ATX or XL-ATX to have these kind of boards installed instead of using common ATX or M-ATX boards.
I don't see the reason why not to use a bigger board on a case that supports it. For those using dual cpu boards would for sure like to see the capability of the case reviewed. Reply
ggathagan - Thursday, August 25, 2011 - linkEverything that Dustin discussed regarding case features is equally applicable, regardless of the size of the motherboard.
If they were to use one of the larger motherboards, the only change to the review would be something like:
"When we used an E-ATX motherboard, fitment was a bit tighter."
You can look at the pictures in the gallery on page 3 and visualize how a board that is 90mm wider would fit. That would be true of any site that includes build pictures in their articles.
Since XL-ATX is not an industry standard, I wouldn't expect anyone to use it in reviews, but the same process applies.
Unfortunately, sites that are slanted more towards workstation/server systems, like 2cpu.com, are few and far between. They don't seem to review anything but finished systems. Reply
Hrel - Thursday, August 25, 2011 - linkRosewill is still Rosewill. I like the idea, and seems like it's layed out well. I want to go smaller with my next build though, not bigger. I want a quality case, Mid-Tower or smaller that is primally solid black. HEAVY focus on silent running. Built in handle would be really nice. As light as you can make it, Thermaltake used to have one that was "feather" light; I liked that one. USB 3.0 all the way around, no 2.0. No side vents or fans or lights or anything. Just front intake and rear exhaust, as large as you can make them. (for silence) Probably just gonna do one front fan, might not even need a rear fan with the PSU acting as an exhaust.
I like the idea of a top vent you can open and close. Open for better cooling close for more silence. Tooless everything. If I can get all this for about 100 bucks from newegg I'd be pretty happy. Reply
etamin - Friday, August 26, 2011 - linkNewegg is having a promo for the Thor v2 right now. It's only 129.99 with free shipping. Reply
killerclick - Saturday, August 27, 2011 - linkWhy not mention that Rosewill is owned by Newegg? It's not a secret Reply
Leyawiin - Saturday, August 27, 2011 - linkI like this comparison reviews to alert me to brands/models I didn't even know about. IN WIN BUC is mid tower, only slightly less good in most categories and better in a few. $65 at Newegg. Reply
randinspace - Monday, August 29, 2011 - linkNow that you mention it the only thing missing from this review is Dustin's ubiquitous mention of how the BUC is a better proposition, so he must have really liked this case after all... Or maybe I just failed to read closely enough? Reply
Shadowmaster625 - Saturday, August 27, 2011 - linkThe guys on the forums will have a conniption. Reply
black44dog - Friday, September 07, 2012 - linkI know this is an old article.. But i wanted to let everyone know the updates this Case has gotten since the article has been written.
I just put together my Rosewill Thor v2 case with these parts:
Asus Sabertooth Z77 mobo
Intel Core i5 3570k
g-skill 16mb ram x2 8gig chips
CM Hyper Evo 212 CPU Cooler
LG Blu-ray burner
OCZ Vertex 4 128gig SSD
EVGA GeForce GTX660 TI 2GB
I purchased the case for 103.99 on newegg last week. It was on sale for 129.99 plus had a 20% off promo code.
The USB 3.0 pass through no longer exists. They replaced it with an ACTUAL USB3.0 Connector to the motherboard header. HUGE upgrade there..
The grommets are still flaky.. not a big deal.
Everything fit perfectly and looks amazing with the Sabertooth's Thermal Armor.
Hope this helps others looking into reviews for this case. Reply
Horrabin - Saturday, January 12, 2013 - linkwith the original V2 I've had for close to a year has been entirely positive. I consider this to be the best case I've ever used for a build in its price range (and one or two more "upscale" in the past). I really like all the the ports for cable management (aside from the grommets, as has been mentioned). I have 2 graphics cards, 6 HD, a DVD burner, a card reader, and an add-on 3.5 USB3 front panel that came with my motherboard, and still have plenty of room unimpeded by the usual cable spaghetti if I want to add anything else, although I'm pretty maxed out of stuff I'd want to put in. Since this fits (barely) under my table I keep the top grille open so the cat's not a problem... I actually like the back-routed USB3 setup. The onboard header is used for the add-on unit, which gives me 4 front USB3 ports. I did notice from the beginning that the fan control system didn't seem to do much about noise levels, but I'm not that bothered by fan noise anyway. The stock fans included with the case provide enough cooling and airflow, with the cables all tucked away behind the motherboard, to keep all my temps generally in the low 30's at idle and about 15 degrees higher when I'm running games (Crysis, Rage, FC3, Borderlands 1 & 2,etc). The CoolerMaster Hyper 212 cpu cooler fits with room to spare. Asrock 990FX Extreme 4 with Vishera 6-core, 16GB GSkill 1866, and dual AMD 5775 cards (those are somewhat dated, but enough in CrossFire for me on my budget). I would buy this case again for any other full-tower system I'd want to build. Reply
jlpurvis - Monday, March 11, 2013 - linkI just received y Thor V2 in the mail last week, and it is a very solid, good case. Just a heads up, they did replace the USB 3.0 connector with an internal motherboard header, so I don't have to hook it up in the back, but directly onto the motherboard. Also, the rubber grommets feel very secure, and the fan knobs don't feel clunky, or loose. I believe they fixed your biggest complaints about the case. Reply
PA Systems1 - Sunday, June 23, 2013 - linkI've just purchased this case from Newegg. Bought it for its size and cooling capabilities. I do have one question that the article doesn't seem to answer. If the front USB cables do not connect to the USB 3.0 headers on the mobo how are they connected to the system and powered? Before reading this article mentioning that I thought I would absolutely need a mobo with USB 3.0 internal headers. To be honest I haven't looked inside it YET because the other parts to my new build are waiting on price drops from Newegg. It could be a slow process but this case and some other components came on Newegg as deals first. Reply
frostshoxx - Tuesday, September 15, 2015 - linkWhere exactly is the reset button? I can only find the power button. Reply


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The Massachusetts Bar Association slate of officers for the
2012-13 term has officially been set. Robert L. Holloway Jr., the
2011-12 president-elect, automatically succeeds to the office of
the president on September 1.
During his term, Holloway encourages all MBA members to actively
participate in the MBA through FREE section membership, social
events, advocacy and pro bono work -- to reap professional
Here is the list of the officers and some of their
Holloway is a shareholder and president of MacLean,
Holloway, Doherty, Ardiff & Morse PC in Peabody. He is a
long-term member of the MBA's Ethics Committee, a member and past
chair of the MBA's Civil Litigation Section Council, former
chair of the Budget and Finance Committee and a former
regional delegate to the MBA House of Delegates, the governing body
of the MBA. Holloway received the MBA's Community Service
Award in 1993 and served on the Joint Bar Committee on
Judicial Nominations for six years. In August 2009, Holloway began
a three-year appointment to the Supreme Judicial Court's
Standing Committee on Pro Bono Legal Services. He volunteers
as a judge for moot court arguments at Boston University School of
Law and Harvard Law School, and as a trial advisor in the Harvard
Trial Workshop program. A regular panelist for continuing
legal education programs, Holloway also is an emeritus member of
the Board of Editors of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly,
having served on that board since 1981. Recognized by
Boston Magazine as a "Super Lawyer" in the area of
business litigation, he is also a past president of the
Essex County Bar Association. A Topsfield resident, he is
a former member of the Board of Health and was an elected
representative to the Masconomet Regional School Committee
from 1990 to 1999. Holloway was also a director of the
Topsfield Athletic Association for many years and served as the
organization's president. Prior to that, he served as member
and chair of the Danvers Recreation Committee. In addition,
Holloway was a founding member of Hospice of the North Shore
and served as a corporator of Beverly Hospital.
A senior partner at Sheff Law in Boston, Sheff is a
nationally renowned brain injury litigation expert and specializes
in all aspects of personal injury law. He is also a member of the
MBA's Executive Management Board and Budget and Finance Committee.
In addition, he served as treasurer, two terms as MBA vice
president, as MBA secretary and as chair of the MBA Civil
Litigation Section. Sheff is chair of the Workplace Safety Task
Force and has also served as chair of the MBA Membership Committee
and as co-chair of the MBA Centennial Conference and Ball. He is
also a fellow of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation, the
philanthropic arm of the MBA. Sheff is a past president of the
Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, serving on its Board of
Governors for more than 20 years. He was recently honored with
MATA's inaugural Excellence in Advocacy Award for his
representation of children and adults who have suffered traumatic
brain injury. Sheff also holds the title of governor to the
American Association of Justice, where he has spent more than 20
years working nationally and locally on issues that affect the
trial bar. Elected by his national peers, Sheff is a past chair of
the AAJ's State Delegates and served as chair of its Council of
Presidents, representing 50,000 attorneys nationwide. Sheff is a
recipient of the AAJ's Next Generation Award and a seven-time
recipient of its Wiedeman Wysocki Award. He was appointed a trustee
of the National College of Advocacy. Sheff received the ORT Award
for integrity in the law, and as a Boston magazine "Super
Lawyer." He lives in the North End.
Harnais is with Mahoney Diamond and Harnais Law
Offices in Quincy, where his general practice concentrates on
criminal law, family law, real estate, labor and consumer law. A
past MBA secretary, he has sat on the MBA's governing body -- House
of Delegates -- since 2006, has been a member of its Executive
Management Board and has served as co-chair of the MBA Task Force
on Diversity. He is a past president of both the Massachusetts
Association of Hispanic Attorneys and the National Hispanic Bar
Association, and remains highly involved with both
organizations. He is also a member of the Norfolk County Bar
Association. Since 2007, he has served as a member of the Race and
Ethnic Advisory Board for the Massachusetts courts. Harnais
received his B.A. from the University of Massachusetts, Boston in
1984 and graduated from New England Law | Boston in 1989. He is
chairman of the Braintree Planning Board and is a football official
and former coach with Braintree Pop Warner. He lives in Braintree
with his wife, Leslie, and their children.
Sullivan is a partner at Robins, Kaplan, Miller
& Ciresi LLP in Boston, where he focuses on the civil jury
trials of complex litigation matters, such as financial and
securities cases and intellectual property. Sullivan has previously
served as an MBA member-at-large of the House of Delegates and as a
member of the Executive Management Board. He also sat on the Civil
Litigation and Business Law section councils. Sullivan also served
as tri-chair of the Federal Practices and Procedures Committee. In
addition to his MBA involvement, Sullivan has served as president
of the Massachusetts chapter of the Federal Bar Association
(2010-2011) and is currently the FBA's vice president for the First
Circuit. He has also served as an instructor for the National
Institute of Trial Advocacy. As an accomplished trial lawyer,
Sullivan has been named a New England "Super Lawyer" by Super
Lawyers magazine every year since 2004. Sullivan graduated
from the College of Holy Cross in Worcester in 1971, and he is
currently an Executive Board Member of the Holy Cross Lawyers
Association. He went on to receive his J.D. from Fordham University
Law School in 1975, and is New England Chapter Vice President of
the Fordham University Law School Alumni. He is a resident of
Kazarosian is managing partner of Kazarosian Law
Offices in Haverhill, where she concentrates in civil rights
litigation, family law and discrimination. Kazarosian previously
served as an MBA secretary and vice president. Former chair of both
the MBA's Education Committee and the Technology Implementation
Task Force, she has served on numerous committees and councils. In
addition, Kazarosian is a life fellow of the Massachusetts Bar
Foundation, the philanthropic partner of the MBA. She is a past
president of the Essex County Bar Association and the Massachusetts
Academy of Trial Attorneys. Kazarosian was among the Top Women in
the Law celebrated by Massachusetts Lawyers
Weekly in 2011. In 1999, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly
named her one of the top 10 lawyers in the commonwealth after
successfully suing the Haverhill Golf and Country Club for gender
discrimination. She has been identified as one of the top woman
lawyers in Massachusetts and New England since 2006, when
Massachusetts Super Lawyers magazine chose her for its
cover story titled, "The Power of Marsha Kazarosian." Kazarosian
also served a two-year term as one of 25 lawyers in the state
appointed to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court's Pro Bono
Panel, and a six-year term as a Hearings Committee Officer for the
Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers. In 2005, Kazarosian debuted
as the host of her own internet radio program on the Legal Talk
Network. Kazarosian is a corporator of the Pentucket Five Cents
Savings Bank and was a member of the Essex County 150th
Anniversary Committee. She has also served as a board member of the
Northern Essex Community College Foundation. Kazarosian received
her B.A. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 1978 and
went on to earn her law degree from Suffolk University Law School
in 1982. She is a graduate of Phillips Academy in Andover. She
lives in Haverhill.
O'Mara operates the Law Office of Martha Rush
O'Mara, where she focuses her practice in children's law. She
previously co-chaired the MBA's Juvenile & Child Welfare Law
Section and served on the Law Practice Management Section Council.
She also serves as an MBA designee on the Board of Directors of the
Massachusetts Legal Assistance Corporation (MLAC) and sits on the
association's Executive Management Board, as well as its governance
and membership committees. A former president of the Massachusetts
Association of Women Lawyers, Rush O'Mara previously served two
terms on the Massachusetts Interest on Lawyers Trust Account
Committee (IOLTA), as well as two terms as a Hearing Officer for
the Board of Bar Overseers. Rush O'Mara serves as a judge for the
MBA's annual Mock Trial Program and has served as a mock trial
judge at Brandeis University and for the ABA's National Appellate
Advocacy Competition. Rush O'Mara devotes a significant amount of
time to her volunteer work in the Massachusetts legal community,
supporting pro bono projects and mentoring law school students and
recent graduates. Rush O'Mara received her B.S. from Salem State
College in 1974 and went onto to earn her law degree from New
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Vindicator: Uprising playable demo released
Vindicator: Uprising playable demo released for Windows
It's a single screen, retro style platform shoot 'em up with pixelated graphics and an orchestral soundtrack. You play a special agent fighting hordes of angels after turning against his order.
Updated download links:
Windows installer ->http://www.gamephase.net/?download=109
Windows zip ->http://www.gamephase.net/?download=156
We have worked really hard in trying to create an enjoyable yet challenging gaming experience and hope you will like it. Constructive feedback is greatly appreciated.
The full game will be released as freeware and have nine unique levels.
//The GamePhase Team
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Mike McDonagh capped an incredible year for Cheam Bowling Club by winning the England over-55 National Singles Championship at Worthing last weekend.
The 59-year-old came from behind to beat Somerset's Duncan McGovern in the final by 11 shots, having also come through a tight semi-final and quarter-final, where he trailed by 19-5 at one point and was within two points of defeat, "In every sport, to win a major title, an element of luck is required," said McDonagh.
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Cheam have also seen Gemma Barnett make her international debut this year and win the Walker Cup with the Surrey Country team, while Daniel Morris is a junior England squad member.


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BWW's Top Kansas City Theatre Stories of 2012
BroadwayWorld brings you the Best of Kansas City in the year 2012. Check out the Top Theatre Stories from each month during in the year 2012. We look forward to another exciting year of theatre in 2013!
SWEENEY TODD, MUSIC MAN, et al. Included in Musical Theater Heritage's New Season
Musical Theater Heritage of Kansas City has announced its new shows for the upcoming 2012 season at Crown Center full of traditional favorites. ... (read more...)
KC Rep Opens 2012 Season with Stage Adaptation of THE ADVENTURES OF Tom Sawyer, 1/27-2/12
One of the most belovedcharacters of American literature comes to life in an imaginative new adaptation of Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer at Kansas City Repertory Theatre. Twain's enduring ... (read more...)
Photo Preview: BEER FOR BREAKFAST At American Heartland Theatre
American Heartland Theatre is set to start off 2012 with the World Premiere comedy Beer For Breakfast by Sean Grennan.... (read more...)
THE GREAT IMMENSITY Premieres at Kansas City Rep, 2/24-3/18
The world premiere of The Great Immensity will take place at Kansas City Repertory Theatre's Copaken Stage, February 17-March 18. The Great Immensity is presented by Kansas City Rep and The Civilians,... (read more...)
Lyric Opera of Kansas City Debuts Nixon in China 3/10-18
The Lyric Opera of Kansas City continues its 54th season with the Company premiere of John Adams' Nixon in China, presented at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, March 10, 14, 16, 18.... (read more...)
Kansas City Rep Extends Run of Tom Sawyer Thru 2/19
Kansas City Rep is set to extend their family-friendly production of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Mark Twain's classic coming-of-age story about a boy growing up in a small Missouri town on the banks... (read more...)
Kansas City Rep. Appoints New Administration
Kansas City Repertory Theatre's Artistic Director Eric Rosen has announced two new appointments to the theatre's administrative staff: Rob Knop is the new Senior Director of Marketing and Jennifer Ing... (read more...)
TIME STANDS STILL Plays Unicorn Theatre, 4/14-4/29
TIME STANDS STILL, 2010 Tony Award Nominee for Best Play, is set to play at the Unicorn Theatre this season.... (read more...)
Michael James Leslie, Ashley Blanchet to Star in Kansas City Rep's LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
Kansas City Repertory Theatre has announced the cast for Little Shop of Horrors, its final production of the 2011-12 season. The Rep's Associate Artistic Director Kyle Hatley will direct. He has also... (read more...)
KC Rep Presents LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, 4/20-5/20
Kansas City Repertory Theatre, under the artistic leadership of Eric Rosen, closes its 2011-12 season with a professional production of the popular musical Little Shop of Horrors; book and lyrics by H... (read more...)
KC's Coterie Theatre Announces Young Playwrights' Festival, 5/9-10
It's the Coterie Theatre's favorite time of the year: world premiere readings from some of Kansas City's most talented teen playwrights will be showcased during the Annual Young Playwrights' Festival ... (read more...)
PIPPIN, DEATH OF A SALESMAN Et Al. Included in Kansas City Repertory Theatre's 2012-2013 Season
Eric Rosen has announced his selections for Kansas City Repertory Theatre's 2012-13 season, his fifth year as the theatre's artistic director.... (read more...)
DINOSAURS: LAND OF FIRE AND ICE Exhibit Opens at Crown Center, 5/26-9/9
Youngsters will travel back in time to when dinosaurs last roamed the land at Crown Center's new children's exhibit, Dinosaurs: Land of Fire and Ice . The exhibit, open May 26 to September 9, is loca... (read more...)
Photo Flash: Kansas City Rep's LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
Kansas City Repertory Theatre, under the artistic leadership of Eric Rosen, closes its 2011-12 season with a professional production of the popular musical Little Shop of Horrors; book and lyrics by H... (read more...)
KC's Crown Center Announces Events, June 2012-Aug 2013
Crown Center has announced its schedule of events for June 2012 through August 2013, including events from the Coterie Theatre, American Heartland Theatre, Musical Theatre Heritage, and much more. See... (read more...)
Music Hall Welcomes the Bourgeois; Presents LES MISERABLES, 12/4-12/9
The Music Hall is set to welcome the French bourgeois, presenting the national tour of LES MISERABLES for a week-long engagement this winter. The massively acclaimed show is set to run December 4th th... (read more...)
THE ADDAMS FAMILY Plays Starlight Theatre, 7/3-8
Starlight Theatre continues its 62nd anniversary Broadway season with a creepy and kooky musical for the whole family. The new musical comedy, THE ADDAMS FAMILY, based on the bizarre and beloved famil... (read more...)
UPROAR FESTIVAL Tour Dates Announced
The third annual Rockstar Energy Drink UPROAR Festival will kick off August 17 in Kansas City, MO, criss-crossing the U.S. before wrapping September 30 in Albuquerque, NM. Please see below for the cur... (read more...)
STAGE TUBE: Video Teaser of Zakiya Young, Paul Nolan & More in Starlight Theatre's AIDA
Starlight Theatre will present Elton John and Tim Rice's AIDA, winner of four Tony Awards including Best Musical Score and Best Book, August 3-12 at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, 1601 B... (read more...)
2013 William Inge Theatre Festival to Honor Its Namesake, May 1-4, 2013
The William Inge Theatre Festival has a long rich history of honoring great living playwrights, acknowledging these too-often underappreciated creative heroes of the stage. But the 32nd annual Inge Fe... (read more...)
ACT One Opens K-12 Homeschool Academy, Fall 2012
ACT One Fine Arts Academy will launch its Homeschool Academy this fall 2012. Classes will be held on Thursdays. A new tab is located on the website just for the Homeschool Academy.... (read more...)
Coterie Theatre Opens SPRING AWAKENING, Sept 8
The Coterie will launch its 34th season of live theatre on September 8 with the pop rock musical Spring Awakening, the winner of eight Tony Awards including Best Musical. The show will feature a cast ... (read more...)
TWELFTH NIGHT, NEXT TO NORMAL and More Set for She&Her Productions' 2012-13 Season
She&Her Productions has announced its upcoming 2012-13 season, opening this Friday, August 10! Twelfth Night, or What You Will,... (read more...)
Spinning Tree Theatre Presents MASTER CLASS, 10/11
Spinning Tree Theatre presents MASTER CLASS, a Tony-Award winning play with live music by Terrence McNally, Directed by Michael Grayman, starring Cynthia Hyer* as Maria Callas, Natalie Liccardello as ... (read more...)
Tenor Anthony Kearns Performs at Bell Cultural Events Center Tonight, 9/15
Internationally-acclaimed tenor Anthony Kearns will make his debut performance at the Bell Cultural Events Center at the Mid-America Nazarene University tonight, September 15, 2012 from 7:30 pm to 9:3... (read more...)
Lyric Opera of Kansas City Presents IL TROVATORE, 11/3-11
After a 29-year absence from the Lyric Opera of Kansas City repertoire, the Company presents Verdi's Il Trovatore November 3, 7, 9, 11, 2012 at the Kauffman Center of the Performing Arts.... (read more...)
Kansas City's 5th Annual 'Bowl A Strike Against Violence' Set for 10/20
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, and LGBT History Month--which means it's time for Kansas City Anti-Violence Project's Bowl A "Strike" Against Violenc... (read more...)
SPAMALOT, CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Included in Starlight Theatre's 2013 Season
Starlight Theatre's 2013 Broadway Season will include flying cows, '80s dance craze, the ultimate con man, a little mermaid, rebellious teens, forbidden love and show-stopping musical numbers.... (read more...)
Crown Center Ice Terrace Opens 11/2
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Hospira Symbiq Infusion System Touchscreen: Class 1 Recall – May Not Respond to Selection
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AUDIENCE: Risk Manager, Nursing, Biomedical Engineering
ISSUE: FDA notified healthcare professionals and provider organizations of the Class 1 recall of the Symbiq pump touchscreen. These devices may not respond to user selection, may experience a delayed response or may register a different value from the value selected by the user. Failure of the touchscreen to respond to user input could result in a delay or interruption in therapy or over delivery or under delivery of medication if the user does not confirm the programmed values on the pump's confirmation screen before starting the infusion. All serial numbers for these models are affected by this recall.
BACKGROUND: The Symbiq infusion pump is a prescription device used to deliver controlled amounts of medications or other fluids to patients through intravenous, intra-arterial, epidural, and other acceptable routes of administration. The touchscreen is used to control infusion pump settings for patient therapy.
RECOMMENDATION: On August 29, 2012, an Urgent Device Correction letter [see link in Recall Notice] notifying customers of this recall was mailed by Stericycle, Inc. on behalf of Hospira. Customers were instructed not to return affected Symbiq infusion pumps. The letter lists steps that users may take to confirm that infusion settings are correctly entered as well instructions for how to stop an infusion. Health care providers experiencing the described issue should remove the impacted device from use and contact their institution's biomedical or clinical engineering department to perform the touchscreen test described in the Symbiq technical service manual. If the biomedical or clinical engineering department identifies that the device is not working properly, contact Hospira.
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CMU Vespers, Feb. 17, 7:30 p.m. and March 17, 7:30 p.m., Laudamus Auditorium, 500 Shaftesbury Blvd. Free.
Evolution in the Modern World -- First Unitarian Universalist Church of Winnipeg, 603 Wellington Crescent, Feb. 17, 10:30 a.m., with Rev. Millie Rochester.
-- Byzantine ICONs Selo Villa, 114 McGregor St., Feb. 18, 7 p.m., Pracitising iconographer will demonstrate creative and technical processes in "writing" icons. Free-will offering.
Meals with Jesus; Food for Body and Soul; Soup and Study, Feb. 20 and 27, Crescent Fort Rouge United, 525 Wardlaw; Feb. 27 and March 6, Harrow United, 955 Mulvey; March 13 and 20, Churchill Park United, 525 Beresford, noon-1:30 p.m. Free-will offering.
Dreams, Past Lives & Soul Travel -- How These Can Help You in Everyday Life -- Louis Riel Library, 1168 Dakota St., Feb. 21, 7:30 p.m., Call 204-837-5915 or www.eckankar-mb.ca.
Sunday Meditation every Sunday until March 31, with Dave Church, St. Norbert Arts Centre, 100 rue des Ruines du Monastere. $60/8 or $10 drop in.
Portage Aglow Lighthouse gathering with Linda and Grant Smith, Edwin, Man., Feb. 21, 7 p.m., Portage Mall (east door). Information: Darlene 204-239-6768 or Gina 204-685-3020.
Shabbat Service and Purim Shpiel with Rabbi Karen Soria, Cantor Len Udow, piano and vocals by Janet Pelletier-Goetze, and the Temple Shalom Shpielers, Feb. 22, 7:30 p.m., 1077 Grant Ave. Come hear the Story of Esther, set to tunes from the 1950s in honour of our Temple's 50th anniversary year. Information: 204-453-1625 or email@example.com.
As Soul I Am Free -- a community worship service Feb. 24, 11 a.m., Canad Inns Ft. Garry, 1824 Pembina Hwy. Information: 204-233-4281 or www.eckankar-mb.ca.
All Saints' Anglican Church Evensong every fourth Sunday, 4 p.m. Feb. 24, Music of Henry Purcell; March 24, Music of Charles V. Stanford. Good Friday Vigil, March 29, noon-3 p.m., corner of Broadway and Osborne.
Immanuel Pentecostal Church, in partnership with the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba and Living Room, is offering a faith-based support group for persons living with mood disorders, Feb. 24, 5 p.m., Immanuel Pentecostal Church, 955 Wilkes Ave. The group meets on the second and last Sunday of each month. Information: Lorna 204 296-2920 or email@example.com.
-- Winnipeg Central Aglow meeting, Feb. 25, 7 p.m., Best Western Inn and Suites, 1714 Pembina Hwy. Video Teaching by Joyce Meyers on Power Thoughts. $7.
-- World Day of Prayer Services, March 1. Prepared by the women of France. Theme: I was a Stranger and You Welcomed Me. Information or a lists of churches: Diane 204-253-5949 or email@example.com.
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Heat butter in a large nonstick saute pan over medium-high heat. Add onion, garlic, and carrot. Peel potato, and then cut into 1/2-inch dice. Add to pan. Cook until vegetables soften and begin to brown, 6 to 7 minutes.
Reduce heat to medium; add bell peppers and mushrooms, and cook until vegetables are just tender, 8 to 10 minutes.
Add turkey; saute until cooked through. Sprinkle with flour; stir to combine.
Add sherry; scrape any browned bits from pan. Cook until most liquid has evaporated. Add stock, salt, black pepper, chile powder, and paprika; bring to a boil. Reduce to a simmer; cook until liquid thickens and reduces by half. Stir in parsley. Serve hot, topped with egg if using.


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Wine has been made in the six New England states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, and on Long Island NY, for centuries, but in the past half century there are more vineyards and wineries, and far better wines, than ever before.
Despite the challenges of climate and soil, vintners have identified New England micro-climates suitable for producing good to excellent wines from noble vinifera grape varieties, as well as from the best French-American hybrids.
A key to the growth of vineyards in New England has been the program to develop cold hardy grapes at the University of Minnesota's College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resources Sciences. Continuing over a century of research and development of cold hardy varieties, the program creates grapes matched exactly to the growing conditions of northern microclimates. More...
Much of the wine made in New England over the centuries came not from grapes but from orchard and bush fruits such as apples, pears and blueberries, a tradition that continues today.
Varieties of New England wines include dry, semi-dry, sweet, fortified and sparkling wines. In addition, there are delicious specialties such as ice wines, ice ciders, and spirits such as brandies made from apples and other fruits.
SipNewEngland.com (or just sipne.com) is your guide to visiting, tasting and enjoying these New England wines and the wineries that craft them.
Anyone who likes wine will enjoy driving through the lush countryside of New England to visit these small, friendly vineyards, chatting with the vintners, sampling the wines, and taking several bottles home to enjoy with fish, lobster, poultry, cheese, meat or vegetarian dishes.
A good general guide to wine appreciation is How To Be A Wine Expert, A Beginner's Guide, by James Gabler (ISBN 9780961352585)
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Hundreds of people took to their bikes at the weekend to enjoy the atmosphere and spectacle of Cycle Wiltshire.
Cycle Wiltshire, supported by Landmarc, is part of Wiltshire Council's A Legacy for Wiltshire partnership – provided the opportunity for people to take to the road on their bikes, as well as experience the excitement and thrill of top-class cycling in their local community.
More than 500 people took part in a Cycle Wiltshire Sportive Ride on Saturday taking in the beautiful scenery of the south of the county.
As well as the chance to cycle, Five Rivers Leisure Centre hosted the Cycle Wiltshire Village which gave people the opportunity to take part in sports taster sessions, have free health checks, get their bike's safety checked and a fun cycle track for children.
The weekend's cycling fun continued on Sunday with the Cycle Wiltshire Grand Prix.
This elite cycle race, part of the British Cycling National Road Race series, saw more than 120 elite riders from top professional teams taking part.
People lined the route to support some of the best riders in Britain as they competed, including double Olympic gold medallist Ed Clancy.
The winner of Sunday's race - which started and finished in Wilton Market Place - was Marcin Bialoblocki. Riders competed over 10 laps on a scenic route.
Coun Jane Scott, leader of Wiltshire Council said: "This was a wonderful event and I've seen so many smiling faces both at the Grand Prix in Wilton and at the Sportive on Saturday.
"I'd like to thank all the people who came out to support the cyclists on both days.
"I would also thank our principal sponsors Landmarc for their support as well as everyone else that has helped make this event a success.
"It was inspirational to see the elite riders competing in our county cheered on by our local communities.
"This exciting weekend is part of our ongoing legacy work to invigorate the local economy, bring communities together and encourage more people to be active."
Bialoblocki said: "The ride was really great from the very beginning, it's a great course. The turnout of spectators was great and their cheers meant I could go all out."


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When Pearl Harbor occurred Jack was in training at Anacostia (Naval Air Station, Washington D. C.) to become a flier. A few weeks later he washed up (out) - he landed in a pasture after getting lost and had to be rescused. Pilots had no instruments and used sight (dead reckoning) to get around-He was following a river but going the wrong way. The final down-check came after a perfect landing-3 feet above the ground (Pancaked). He was sent home on leave but received a commission as Ensign in the Navy. Meanwhile the selective service had him report for induction in the Army over protests but the Navy paper work was slow so his protests went unheeded and he ended up at Keesler Field, Biloxi, Mississippi-a private at that. He talked to corporals and sergeants and lieutenants on up to the commandant. All to no avail. He even had his commission by now. Finally he sent a personal letter-return receipt requested to the Adjutant-General and Mirabile Dictu the wheels turned and he was released and sent to Washington D.C. to the Navy Department for duty. He created a "ninety day wonder". He stayed there for serval months and then went to officers Training at several schools Ohio State-Princeton-Columbia. P. S. When he retired 20 years later he received re-bursement for that expense. About forty dollars.
PP.S. Another wrinkle I almost forgot. He was registered for the draft as Jack E. Mooney but was in the Navy as John E. Mooney. He had to get several notarized statements from his parents and life-long friends to prove Jack and John were the same person. While at Keesler he Jack/John was assigned to rake patterns in the sand (or dirt?) and look busy when the Sergeant came near.
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NON LEAGUE: TILBURY were the only borough non-league team to play at the weekend and they slumped to a frustrating 4-2 defeat at the hands of Wroxham in Norfolk.
Paul Vaughan's Dockers returned to action after their lengthy break.
The game was in doubt until the morning, but when the Dockers arrived they found the pitch in good condition. However, they figured without the howling wind which gave the home side the advantage in the first half. Vaughan had made a number of changes including giving a debut for keeper Tristan Hickman.
But Hickman was picking the ball out of the net after just two minutes when a swirling corner was turned as Jordan King poked the ball home. King was on the scoreboard again 10 minutes later.
He stabbed home at the back post from another swirling corner.
And there was another blow for Tilbury when they lost Cohen to injury. With 30 minutes gone substitute Jake Pooley came close when he had his header well saved.
However, Wroxham's Guyton made it 3-0 in the 32nd minute.
Harrison Tweddell then had the ball in the net, but it was ruled offside. Wroxham made it 4-0 in the 38th minute. Another swirling corner saw Drake powered home.
Tilbury started the second half better and pushed hard and were rewarded when Waters found Harrison Twedell at the back post and he stabbed in. With the wind on their backs, rather than faces, Tilbury began to make inroads.
They continued to push hard and put the home side on the back foot. And a Cutler ball with 12 minutes remaining found Gilbey who beat the offside trap and scored.
The balance of power seemed to be changing but then came the bodyblow when captain Aaron Waters was sent off for a second yellow card.