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Corsair Carbide 300R Case Review: Corsair For the Massesby Dustin Sklavos on 6/29/2012 2:25 AM EST
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ahamling27 - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkIt might be a great performing case at a decent price, but in my opinion, that is one fugly case. Those grill holes in the side for some extra fans don't do it justice. That being said, the ease of putting a computer together inside it does give it some merit. Reply
stratosrally - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI realize that it adds to the cost and possibly takes the case to a price level where you'd have more competition, but Corsair sells the solid panel from the other side of the case for $9.99. They are switchable, so you could have a mild custom that suits your preferences for a bit more. In fact, one of my favorite things about Corsair is how they sell almost every single part to every case seperately for very reasonable prices. You can modify many of their models by exchanging parts...
Link to panel here:
(disclaimer: I do not work for them!) Reply
ahamling27 - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkThat's pretty awesome. I know CoolerMaster kinda does that, but I don't think they have every part, some need to be special ordered. Thanks for the info! Reply
jeffkro - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkIt kind of looks like a copy of the antec 300, only the uglied it up a little. Reply
Olaf van der Spek - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkWhy exactly is the Antec 1100 so much better noise-wise in the overclocked configuration?
The cases seem quite similar. Reply
baloor - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkOne thing of note when I purchased one of these recently. The lack of a USB 2.0 to USB 3.0 adapter cable for the front USB ports.
The motherboard for my son's system only has USB 2.0 headers on the motherboard and finding an adapter cable that doesn't ship with a case isn't an easy task I have discovered. Reply
stratosrally - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkCorsair sells a kit that contains just what you're looking for:
$4.99 direct Reply
piroroadkill - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI still think the Fractal Design Define R3 is better, maybe I'm biased because I have one, but it looks way nicer, and has blanked off fan holes when you don't need them.
Infact, if you have need of a full ATX board, a ton of drives, and have a graphics card that's short enough to fit, then I still can't think of a better case for value/performance/everything than the Define R3. Reply
colonelclaw - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI don't think too many people would argue with you that the R3 is a better case, it's basically fantastic. It's also $30 more expensive, which is getting on for 40% more. Definitely a different market. Reply
dave1_nyc - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI bought an R3 on sale for $80 (total) because that made it almost $40 cheaper than the Arc Midi I wanted at the time, but couldn't justify the price difference. I was pleasantly surprised at how much I like the R3 (despite the laughably badly glued on rubber grommets).
I finally got an Arc Midi for something else and while it's a more capable case for cooling (and I like the use of 140mm fans), I'm surprised that in terms of "just liking" I still prefer the R3.
Even the door (which I was prepared to hate) is nice. Reply
sfroom - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkThis case probably performed slightly better than the graphs show.
Keep in mind that while ambient temperatures don't affect the temperature delta charts, they DO affect fans speed, and noise, particularly at load. Reply
Ilias78 - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkJustin, i always love your case reviews but i think that you can do a whole lot better when it comes to cable management. Reply
C2bcool - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI agree. I just did an install in this case a week ago and it was my first build ever. I found the cable management very easy if you plan it out a bit first. I also got the grommets from the 800D and put those in the holes/cable passthroughs, they really cleaned up the look.
Grommets: http://www.corsair.com/us/rubber-grommets-for-obsi...
The large ones fit perfectly. Reply
Grok42 - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI'm tired of all the good case manufactures building good cases for the needs of 2001 and apparently not putting the necessary resources into designing what we need now. Nothing against this case specifically so feel free to replace this case with ANY well built case and I think you will find the same criticism applies. This is a result of my frustration finding a decent Mini-ITX or even Micro-ITX case for my latest build.
There are THREE 5.25" bays and even worse, they are ALL externally accessible. If you're still putting CD/DVD/Blue-ray drives in your computers you should make sure you're not doing it out of habit and actually use them for more than just installing an operating system. I haven't put an optical drive in my box for five years and I considered myself a late bloomer stuck in the past. Spend $10 more on your next build and get an external drive and then put it in the closet until the next time you need to install another computer.
Other than CD/DVD/Blue-ray, I can't think of a single other externally accessible device that you could possibly buy! Why does every case on the market, including mini-ITX cases insist on putting at least one 5.25" or slimline bay externally accessible? Having three of them is just 3x more ridiculous. The author states the he is using four 5.25" bays in his current setup. I would LOVE to know what for. I'm guessing two are CD/DVD/Blue-ray drives that never get used or only rarely and the other two are internal and hold 3.5" hard drives? I can't imagine it's anything that is regularly useful or couldn't be accommodated differently without the bays. This would reduce the price of the cases a good bit as the external bays are complex to engineer well.
Now that we've established there is no need for external bays, what about internal 2.5" 3.5" and 5.25" bays? I see no need for 5.25" internal bays. I'm not aware of a single use for an internal 5.25" bay other than being converted with a bracket to 3.5". Lets agree that all internal bays should be 3.5" and 2.5" variety. How many should there be? As many as possible please. But, and this is important, make them modular! Build a rail system so that I can mount as many or as few 3.5 and 2.5 drives in any mix I want with whatever spacing I want. I know this isn't easy to design and will require a lot of expense. However, a well designed rail system could be portable and used by a manufacture across their case lines to offset the cost of designing the system.
Finally, this case has SEVEN openings for expansion slots. 90% of the market needs 2 for a discrete graphics card, 10% need four for an SLI setup. The other three to six slots can be used for what? Maybe to add thunderbolt support two years later when it's more popular? I don't think so. Instead you will purchase a new motherboard that supports it and upgrade you processor and memory to boot. Based on the price point, I assume that 99% of the customers that purchase this box will put one single or dual slot graphics card in it.
I've build dozen of full tower ATX builds in my time. I have a server next to me with 8 hard drives in it. I know there are those running triple dual slot SLI rigs. I'm just asking for one decent case for the 90% of us that want to build a modest Core i7, 16GB RAM, 2TB 3.5 HD, 120GB SSD, Nvidia 560Ti gaming rig in a small footprint. The problem is that all the case manufactures start throwing in external bays and the ability to have 6 internal hard drives in a min-ITX case and wonder why they don't sell. The few who do try and focus don't have the resources to do the necessary engineering that is needed to build a good case. Reply
kyuu - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI guess I'm "stuck in the past". I still buy blu-rays, import music from CDs, and purchase box copies of my games for the most part. Kindly don't assume that no one uses ODDs anymore just because you and your small circle of friends don't. Reply
JarredWalton - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkFan bus controllers would be another potential use for the 5.25" bays, and some people (GASP!) even have double-height controllers with LCD displays showing various statistics. So, a Blu-ray drive with one of those LCD controllers gets you to three 5.25" bays. You know, something like this:
There are also water-cooling reservoirs that fit in a 5.25" bay, card readers with USB ports, and removable drive enclosures that can all fit in external 5.25" bays. Given a lot of cases don't have externally accessible 3.5" bays, I'd say any case that wants to work for nearly any user needs a minimum of three 5.25" bays.
Your opinion is that 5.25" external bays are useless, but it's just that: an opinion. I can guarantee that if someone released a PC with only one external bay (or none), there would be an outcry from many people that have the opinion that two bays is the bare minimum. Some of that might be out of habit, but for my desktop systems I would never want to have to deal with an external optical drive every time I need to access a CD/DVD -- which is something I still do at least weekly. For $20 for a good DVDRW that stays put (external drives can slide around, get knocked to the floor by kids, etc.) it's money well spent. Reply
jeffkro - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkyup, I'm eventually going to have to put a 5.25" adapter plate with usb 3.0 headers since my antec 300 only came with usb 2.0 Reply
Grok42 - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkCome on, I never said no one needs a case like this. I said that 90% of builds don't need a case like this. Specifically the title of the review, "For the masses", prompted me to post my thoughts. I get that 10% need an internal DVD drive, mostly for games and their insistence on DRM, but a huge portion have moved over to buying their games on-line so they don't have to mess with media anymore. I paid $3 for a game I already owned so I didn't have to put a DVD in the drive when I wanted to play it anymore and this was when I still had an internal drive. Reply
jeffkro - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkYup, besides movies you still need a dvd drive to install and play games. I built an NAS I temporarily had to install a dvd drive to install windows. Reply
chrnochime - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkTL:DR.
And posting such a long whine here accomplish what exactly? Reply
mikbe - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI sure am glad I had a DVD drive when my Gigabyte motherboard refused to boot a Win7 install thumbdrive.
I also like to buy used CDs at yard sales, flee markets, and Goodwill. You get some really cool stuff you can't buy anymore or was never even on iTunes. Reply
Grok42 - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkYeah, I couldn't get Win 7 to install from a thumb drive either for some reason. I also install Fedora every ~6 months. I haven't purchased a CD in ages, not sure there is even a place in my town I could if I wanted to. I simply pull the external USB DVD drive out of the closet, plug it in and then put it back. Even weekly this isn't a big deal. Would an internal drive be easier? Sure, but I guess I build too many machines to waste $20 for a drive in each so I just quit. I think there are certainly an argument to be made for one external 5.25" bay on some cases. I'm just saying there is also an argument for one, just one good case with zero. Reply
futrtrubl - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI agree somewhat about the external bays since I hardly ever use optical drives these days, but as others have said there are enough other uses for them (card reader for me, fan mods/hot swap bays/etc for others) to justify 2 bays on a modern case.
I do however find your objection to the 7 expansion slots puzzling. Why not have the seven? You aren't going to save space by cutting the numbers down since you would still have to fit an ATX mobo and it wouldn't save much money either. With modern layouts for PCI-E card slots some users require 2 slots per card so 6 slots just for graphics triple SLI and then one more for any other card/bracket. So in short we loose nothing by having all the slots but gain flexibility.
Which is why I love your 3.5 HDD stack system ;'] One reason I don't use optical media much anymore is because I archive everything to HDD since it tends to be cheaper (Thai floods excepted) and is more convenient for me, and I backup religiously. So I currently have 8 drives in my case (one 2.5 SDD, 2 hot/fast HDD and 5 slow/cool HDD) and would love better drive management.
Edward Reply
Grok42 - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkIf you put an mini-itx board in this case and try to stuff it full of drives, there is an awkwardly large bit of dead space where the 5 unusable expansion slots are. My basic premiss is that in trying to build a case for everyone, they have built a case that only works well for those building a monster rig. Those building a monster rig would probably pick a different case and not a mid-range $79 case. Case manufactures need to quit pandering to a small number of outliers and remove some less used features and improve those that are most commonly wanted. Large number of 3.5" and 2.5" drives, room for large power supplies and smaller form factors. Reply
ggathagan - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkWhile I understand your point, I think you look at design from the opposite viewpoint of a case maker.
Consider this:
How does it benefit a company to only provide one or two functional expansion port openings if the space where the additional 1-4 slots would be still has to exist?
In doing so, you've just eliminated that case from consideration by thousands of users who DO want 3-7 useable expansion slots.
The case has to be large enough to fit the board and a standard power supply, so it's not as if you can somehow eliminate that area on the back of the case.
The same holds true with the front of the case.
Modifying the drive bay area to allow for only 3.5" or 2.5" drives would give you, at most, enough space for 1 additional drive.
In doing so, however, you've just eliminated that case from consideration by thousands of users who DO want a 5.25" bay.
Neither of those are wise business decisions and the bottom line IS business.
What you describe in a desired case is what SFF cases try to achieve, but that involves eliminating drive bays, since that's the one area of case design that *is* flexible. Reply
Grok42 - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkWhat is the most number of expansion slots you have ever used in a build? I've been building rigs for almost 20 years and the most I used was eight but that was a crazy fax server. In a personal case the most I had was Sound Card, Video Card, SCSI controller and Nic. But that was 10 years ago. I haven't put a Sound Card or Nic in a box since and just use the on-board versions. These days you put a single double slot video card and you are done. Most ATX motherboards don't even support more than 4 expansion slots.
Maybe I should have included in my argument who needs ATX motherboards anymore? This would have cleared up some of the confusion. Reply
jeffkro - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkdont forget tv card Reply
Olaf van der Spek - Saturday, June 30, 2012 - linkHave a look at the BitFenix Prodigy.
That said, you're right, we need more mATX/ITX cases with less drive bays and shorter depth. Not every case has to support every configuration. Reply
Grok42 - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkOn my short list with the FT03. All the mATX/ITX cases have pretty severe shortcomings. Not in features but with trying to do everything an ATX case can do. The FT03 has a 5.25" external slimline drive bay for some inscrutable reason which is just wasted space and complicates assembly. The BitFenix would be a hands down winner if not for the external 5.25" bay that more than anything ruins the look of the case in my opinion. The 5.25" bay also forced them to squeeze the power supply bay down in size so the top drive racks wouldn't interfear with the MB. Reply
rickon66 - Saturday, June 30, 2012 - linkIn the first part of your post you want to abolish all external drive bays and then later you just want one decent case for the 90% of us. You make a lot of assumptions that 90% or 99% do this or want that based on what data? I can only speak for myself, not 90% or 99% of people-but I need a DVD/CD drive to access the dozens of disks that have accumilated over the years. Sure you can have external drives, but that means more wires and often another power brick. I would not buy a case without two or three external drive bays and if I don't want to use them, leave the covers in place. There are many uses for the external drive bays, card readers, fan controllers, I installed Antec easy sata bays in several of my compuers. Reply
losttsol - Monday, July 02, 2012 - linkFan controllers, audio controllers, light switches, bay reservoirs, card readers....there are plenty of other things to go into a 5.25" bay still. Just because you don't use them, plenty of other people do. Reply
jeffkro - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - link"I'm tired of all the good case manufactures building good cases for the needs of 2001 and apparently not putting the necessary resources into designing what we need now."
The system I keep built for my mom has a mid tower case from 1995, I don't see how needs have changed that much. Reply
jeffkro - Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - linkSo by an ITX case, you don't sound like your in the market for a mid tower case. Reply
Termie - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkI was just deciding between this and the Fractal Core 3000. Went with the Fractal, but after having received it, I'm pretty sure the Corsair is the better-built case. That being said, it's also slightly larger, which is what swayed me towards the Core 3000.
By the way, Newegg has the 300r for $60AR/FS/Code through July 4th. Nice deal!!! Reply
PPalmgren - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkSomething not mentioned in the reivew that I found important is that the case also includes fan filters over the PSU intake and the front panel intake, impressive for all the amenities offered. Another tiny mention is that the front panel prongs are metal, not plastic, so cleaning the filter and replacing it won't eventually make the front panel clamps break. Really, I have never had a more pleasant build experience in my entire life. I ended up getting it for $70 but looks like you can even get it on sale for $60 now. This thing put my previous ~$200 lian li case to shame, and I couldn't be happier.
I weighed this and the 400R and noticed the thing the review mentioned, the rubber cable routing grommets not bieng there, and was worried that it would be that sharp edged crap you can cut your hands on, making it a pain to work with. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that I guess its anodized(?) steel so the edges are smooth on the holes, and it feels very good to work with. Reply
C2bcool - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linkOne thing to note is the HD Audio Cable is pretty short (could be about 1-2 inches longer). If you don't mind running it directly to the header on your motherboard its fine, but if you want to use one of the cable passthroughs you will need an extension.
This is the HD Audio extenision I used:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?m... Reply
phdchristmas - Friday, June 29, 2012 - linki installed my system into this case just this month. i added 2 140mm corsair fans to the side panel. I've tried multiple configurations of exhaust/intake moving fans here and there and i haven't found any benefits aside from installing the added 2x140mm to the side panel, making all fans intake for positive pressure. Ive done 2 exhaust 3 exhaust temperatures stayed within a given range.
Good mid side case on the smaller side. The front panel is mostly plastic but its brushed to make it look aluminum. Reply
Olaf van der Spek - Saturday, June 30, 2012 - link485mm x 211mm x 450mm
Is this H x W x D? Or D x W x H?
Dustin, I've mailed you about this but received no response. Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Saturday, June 30, 2012 - linkWe try. Not just in case reviews, but in reviews in general, we do write them for you but we also write them for the vendors. Some vendors live in a bubble and just want the publicity, but some vendors pay close attention to reviews (not just ours).
I actually met with Corsair on Thursday and got a chance to talk to the guys that designed the 300R (and other cases).
As for the Antec 1100 being essentially peerless, that's kind of a tougher question than you make it out to be. At its price point I think the 1100 is one of the best deals, but circumstances change radically depending on the parts you install. SilverStone has some interesting stuff in the works, and I believe Corsair does as well. It's not open and shut, and if you're willing to spend the money (and depending on your build) something like the SilverStone FT02 absolutely murders just about anything else on the market. I've tried different cases but keep coming back to the FT02, but I'm also doing primarily aircooling with a closed loop 120mm radiator on my CPU, and both of my video cards use blower style coolers. For my purposes, the FT02 is almost impossible to beat and EASILY worth the expense. Reply
blackberry_user - Sunday, July 01, 2012 - linkI purchased 2 cooler master 120mm blue led fans and attached them to the side panel. It sounds like a helicopter. I checked the fan by removing it from the side panel and they are whisper quiet.
Seems like the side panel is flimsy and not well designed. Anyone have ideas to quiten them down?
btw - I have 7 fans attached with a ASUS m5a957 evo, 965BE with hyper 212 and a radeon 6670. Reply
lbruce - Sunday, July 01, 2012 - linkGot one of these a few days ago. It's worth what you're paying for it, but it's not worth more.
The USB 3.0 connectors do not look rugged, it will be painful to see them break. The side panels are unbraced sheet metal just like any cheaper case, they may need sound deadening sheets to quiet and strengthen them. In every other way though, it's a nice case. Reply
losttsol - Monday, July 02, 2012 - linkYour review is fairly late coming, but you did it justice I think. I've owned this case since it came out 5 months ago. Only cons I can give it are 1. they should have gone ahead and punched out the water cooling holes on the back. The steel back there is very thin and its easy to damage the case punching the holes out...and 2. just a few more millimeters of cable routing space behind the motherboard would have done a world of good. For the price, this case gives you a lot of options and the ability to put 6 x 140mm fans in it. You can buy the cable routing hole grommets from their site if you want that option. The Obsidian grommets fit it. Having that large open cavity below the 5.25" bays requires some creative cable routing if you want a clean look, but it can be done. The USB 3.0 cable is black thankfully, not blue like so many other case makers feel the need to do. I immediately switched out the included Corsair fans, so I can't comment as to their performance. The expansion ports aren't tool-less, but at least they give you thumb screws for them. I was coming from a Lian-Li PC-P50 and I actually like this 300R better. It has a great use of space for it's dimensions. Reply
TOMM3KE - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkI know you say the form factor supports mini-ITX, but Corsair won't guarantee me it when I contacted them. I have an ASUS P8Z77-I DELUXE mini ITX motherboard and want to be sure it fits the Corsair Carbide 300R. If not I was thinking about using the Fractal Design Core 3000. Reply
l_a_g - Thursday, July 10, 2014 - linkDid the hyper 212 evo fit with the case closed? Reply


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NEW YORK (MainStreet) -- As warmer weather drifts across the U.S., the happy prospect of grilling outdoors and rolling out a picnic blanket is nearing reality. But what we're grilling and packing changes every year, and so are the foods we live on between outings and entertaining.
According to Food Technology magazine, http://www.ift.org/newsroom/news-releases/2013/april/16/top-ten-food-trends-for-2013.aspx, the year is a game-changer for U.S. food consumers.
Editor A. Elizabeth Sloan has drawn up a list of ways Americans are looking at food this year, and it's worth a look before drawing up that grocery list:
We're venturing upscale. With the worst of the economic hangover worn off (hopefully), more Americans are choosing to "savor" food and dining experiences. Sloan defines that as consumers choosing better cuts of meat, more exotic spices on their dishes (twice as many as in 2010), and the freshest food possible. A quarter of Americans say they want to be "savoring," the magazine reports.
We want it fresh. Sloan says nine out of 10 Americans view fresh food as "healthier," inspiring us to ask waiters and grocery specialists for "house-made" or "artisanal" foods. Free-range and grass-fed meats and specialized dairy and produce choices are also at a three-year high.
We're going solo. The classic family meal is in moderate decline, Sloan says. Part of that is that students and commuters are chowing down on energy bars on the way out of the house. But at least Americans who dine alone are eating healthier, with more opting for freshly made meals over frozen dinners.
We're investigating the ethnic. U.S. food consumers love foreign dishes, but it's getting even more specific and specialized. For example, Americans love paninis, but now they're edging closer to ethnic treats such as Mexican griddle sandwiches or pressed Cuban sandwiches. Sloan adds that sriracha, chimichurri, aioli, yuzu, queso fresco and Thai chili are among the fastest-growing ethnic food flavors.
We crave finger foods. Among the fastest-growing food categories are "craveable" finger foods. It's all about those mobile Americans on the go, with 45% of food consumers surveyed saying they wanted high-quality, "savory" snack foods to munch on during commutes and errands. It might be messier, but providers shouldn't forget to add condiments or dips; 67% of Americans want those extras with the finger foods.
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Birds ride three jacks to series win, lose Chen to injury
Davis, Jones and Pearce go deep; southpaw strains right oblique
MINNEAPOLIS-- The Orioles won Sunday's game, but they may have lost their most consistent starter.
Left-hander Wei-Yin Chen exited the series finale against the Twins with a right oblique strain after tossing five scoreless innings, putting a damper on another impressive Baltimore road win. This one, a 6-0 victory, gives the Orioles their ninth series victory in the first 12 series of the year, running their total to six consecutive series wins or splits against the American League Central.
"I don't even want to think about it," Orioles first baseman Chris Davis, who homered and drove in three runs, said of the potential to lose Chen for an extended amount of time. "That's one thing we are really trying to get squared away is our pitching staff. Trying to get some guys in here, throw some innings, eat up some innings and take some pressure off our bullpen. That's what he was doing today. So I don't even want to go there with that."
But the good vibes that went along with another double-digit hit effort and a trio of homers was lost when Chen walked off the mound, grabbing his side following Eduardo Escobar's groundout to end the fifth. Oblique strains almost always require a trip to the disabled list and Chen -- the only Orioles pitcher to start 20 games last year -- has been arguably the team's best starter.
"I don't think that happens," Chen, through interpreter Tim Lin, said of going on the DL. "It's not that serious to me. I think it's just a cramp and we'll see what's going to happen tomorrow. We will re-evaluate tomorrow, and hopefully it's just a cramp."
Orioles manager Buck Showalter echoed that optimism and wasn't ready to count out Chen, who said postgame he wasn't in any pain.
"You guys know the experience with this, what the percentages probably lay with, but I try not to get into that [glass] half-empty thing," Showalter said. "I'm expecting something good, and we'll go from there and make the adjustment if we don't.
"We know we need one starter [on the roster]. Just hope we don't need two more."
Tabbed to help right the ship Sunday due to back-to-back four inning starts that resulted in a roster move to help the overworked bullpen, Chen -- who had quality starts in five of seven games coming in -- threw only 73 pitches and looked poised to go the distance. The 27-year-old lefty never had a clean inning, but used some good defense behind him, including key assists from Nick Markakis and catcher Chris Snyder to keep the Twins off the board.
"He was bouncing a lot of breaking balls and we really had to work in and out with the fastball," Snyder said. "He threw a couple good changeups. He'd get deep into counts, but when it came time to make a pitch, he made a pitch."
"We heard him yell [in pain] after the fifth inning," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said of Chen, who first felt the injury after the second strike to Escobar. "I don't know exactly how he got hurt. He was moving the ball in and out. He's deceptive. He's kind of a short-stepper with a lot of arm action and moving."
Chen, who has been victim to poor run support since joining the Orioles last year, got plenty of offense Sunday afternoon as the Orioles jumped out to a two-run lead and never looked back.
The O's, who scored 14 runs in the first two games of the series, knocked around Twins starter Scott Diamond for six earned runs over 5 2/3 innings. Davis started things off, blasting a 3-1 pitch over the center-field fence for a two-run first inning homer that traveled an estimated 442 feet. Snyder, who threw out Brian Dozier at second base in the top of the first inning, pushed the lead to three with an RBI single in the second.
Diamond, who turned in his worst start this season, hung a 2-1 pitch to Adam Jones with one out in the third inning and Jones lined it over the fence to push the lead to four. Davis' groundout scored Markakis in the fifth -- extending his team-leading RBI total to 37 -- and Steve Pearce added the sixth run off Diamond with a solo homer to start the sixth.
Red-hot Manny Machado showed no signs of slowing down, collecting three hits for his 12th multihit contest in his last 19 games. The 20-year-old is hitting an incredible .406 over that stretch.
"I'm not even paying much attention to it. I don't look up there and see what I'm hitting," said Machado, who -- according to the Elias Sports Bureau -- is the first player under 21 to collect three consecutive multihit games since the Pirates' Rennie Stennett in 1971. "I'm just going up there and trying to help this team win whatever way. Just trying to hit the ball and catch the outs."
Orioles reliever Tommy Hunter pitched a scoreless sixth inning to follow Chen, and Darren O'Day, Brian Matusz and Pedro Strop finished the game to seal the club's 23rd win of the season. Baltimore, which has played a large chunk of its games on the road, will head home for an eight-game homestand starting Tuesday.
"We've just got so many bridges to cross, but you look at the schedule when the season starts, you look at this stretch and you know it's going to be a challenge, especially the teams we're playing," Showalter said. "Minnesota beat us two out of three at our place. They're lethal offensively.
"It should be a good off-day for our guys. We should get back at a decent hour and I'm happy for them there. They deserve it. Been a real grind for them for the last three weeks."
Brittany Ghiroli is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Britt's Bird Watch, and follow her on Twitter @britt_ghiroli. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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omg, salty, you trying to make us throw up???
What has been seen, cannot be unseen......
This picture is by far the most disgusting fully clothed picture I have ever seen.
There've been some bad one's posted on various sites over the course of time but this one just takes the cake. Takes the cake, digests it into a nicely wrapped X-mas gift with a bow and leaves it right atop the tree.
I have no idea who this lady is, but as soon as I saw it I couldn't help but laugh.
The small white speck near the top middle of the image is the moon Mimas. It is 246 miles in diameter. It pales in comparison to the sheer size of Saturn. Saturn is about 74,897 miles in diameter, not counting the rings.
This substance is Gallium. It melts at 85F degrees. It is perfectly safe to handle. It's used in making LEDs. When you put it in your hands, it will melt. To get it to re-freeze, drop it into a bowl or glass. (providing the room isn't above 85F degrees)
Manhattan during the flooding. Battery Park is completely under water. I went to my building yesterday, and they said that the lobby was between 4-5 feet deep in water and the basement had 30 feet of water in it. They are saying it will probably be at least a month before we can return to our office.
Another image from the blackout in lower Manhattan.
The Empire State building is on 34th Street. (tall building seen at the edge of the lights.
Not much of a blackout...
Am I missing something? I hear SI is wiped out...
This is cool.
Not much of a blackout? 34th street is midtown Manhattan. That is half of Manhattan Island. On a normal business day, that would account for about 2.5M people.
Not sure why you would be comparing Staten Island to Manhattan. Devastation wise, Staten Island is made out of wooden houses, Manhattan is made out of concrete and steel buildings. They aren't likely to be washed away. One big difference is Manhattan is not only exists above ground, most of Manhattan's utilities and mass transit exists below ground. Flooded, below ground.
Both Staten Island and lower Manhattan took a serious hit. (they are only across the bay from each other) Staten Island has about 450k people.
If your computer sucks. PAIN, INCOMING!
Yeager in a street brawl. :laugh2:
Go Bama, Roll Tide!
Hell yeah....I got moves like Jagger :mchammer:
That's what I'm asking... is most of the devastation in SI? For those of us that don't live there, the boroughs and Islands are very confusing. We just know it as NYC for the most part...


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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - A Tampa Bay area man faces charges after authorities say he shot and wounded another man during an argument at a pizza restaurant.
St. Petersburg police say 52-year-old Michael Jock was waiting in line at a Little Caesars on Sunday when another customer, 49-year-old Randall White, began complaining about the slow service. The men exchanged words, which turned into a shoving match.
The Tampa Bay Times reports that Jock pulled a revolver and shot White in the lower torso. The two struggled and White was shot a second time.
Jock, who has a concealed weapons permit, told officers he feared for his life and was justified under Florida's "stand your ground" law, which came under scrutiny after the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin in Sanford.
The officers charged Jock with aggravated battery with a weapon and shooting within a building. He was later released on $20,000 bail.
Meanwhile, the state Senate's Democratic leader has filed a bill revising the "stand your ground" law.
Sen. Chris Smith, of Fort Lauderdale, said on Wednesday that his bill (SB 136) was inspired by the death of Martin, who was unarmed. Martin, 17, was shot by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman who is claiming self-defense under the law.
One key change would eliminate protection from prosecution for someone who provokes violence or pursues a victim. The bill also would remove automatic immunity from arrest or detention and clarify that a suspect can be arrested following a questionable death.
It is likely to face opposition from Republicans who control the Legislature and backed the current law. A panel created by Gov. Rick Scott has recommended no major changes.
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A HEARING has taken place to cancel a trial due to be held for a Wareham man killed in a collision this summer.
Stefan Noyce, 29, died on the South Causeway between Wareham and Stoborough in the early hours of June 16.
On Thursday at Winchester Crown Court, a judge heard that he had been accused of assault occasioning actual bodily harm alleged to have taken place on November 23 last year.
Dawn Hyland, acting for the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "We have received notification that Mr Noyce, who was awaiting trial before this court, has in fact sadly passed away after receiving head injuries.
"A copy of his death certificate has been provided to the court."
Judge Susan Evans said she had seen the death certificate, which confirmed that the trial could no longer take place.
Mr Noyce had been out in Wareham and was walking to Stoborough where he was staying with his grandmother, who has dementia, when he was involved in a collision with a white Mazda being driven by a woman from Poole.
- "He was a real gentleman" – family's tribute to Stefan Noyce, who died in collision with car
- UPDATE: Man killed after collision with car in Wareham
No arrests were made in connection with the incident.
He was hailed a hero as a teenager when he helped to save the life of an elderly woman drowning in the River Frome.
In more recently years, he had been a fisherman and worked for the Dorset Waste Partnership.
Following Mr Noyce's death, hundreds of people joined a Facebook group in his memory, and his family paid emotional tribute to him.
Mum Paula Haden, who lives at Bovington, told the Daily Echo: "To me he was perfect.
"I am so proud of Stefan. I want the world to know what a lovely boy he was."


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Topic: What time is it??????
Thats right....It's Football time again!!!! Let's get it on!!!!!!
Time for me to get the sports channels added to my tv package for the weekend and get used once again to the very very late nights for us fans here in the UK! Can't wait!!!
Just checked the live game schedule for us here in the UK for the first 2 weeks and it does me well!
Sunday - Colts at the Bears
Thursday - Bears at that other mob.........
Love this time of the year!
25/1 for the Bears, had to have some of that!


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Calf warming boxes provide an opportunity to enhance the first few critical hours in a calf's life, says Owen Mickley, DVM, Vita Plus dairy specialist. However, they can pose a health challenge if not managed properly.
In the December 2012 issue of Starting Strong, a Vita Plus calf care e-newsletter, Mickley takes a look at the pros and cons.


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Apple pulls hypocritical 'apology' to Samsung, replaces it with matter-of-fact statement
0. phoneArena posted on 02 Nov 2012, 06:56
Yesterday, we heard about the dumbfounded reaction of the U.K. Court of Appeal in London after it learned Apple hypocritically paid lip service instead of…
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1. sarb009 (Posts: 316; Member since: 15 Jun 2011)
Lol retarded apple hahaha
4. MeoCao (unregistered)
The judge should order Apple to publish a sincere apology and not this complicated article.
20. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4328; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Funny. I'm still wondering why the 'supposed-to-be' APOLOGY statement is under the "Advertisement" header!
Shouldn't it be under "Notification"...or plain old "Apology"???
28. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
Any time you buy space in a newspaper, it's an ad.
Also, this is the worst apology ever...
29. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4328; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
I understand what you mean.
But still, if Apple cared, at least, they can re-format the not-so-apologetic statement and i'm sure they have that authority since they bought it. They can move the 'Advertisement' somewhere to the top right or left or wherever, and print a proper well spaced apology...
Seems like they're not too keen or don't give a damn...and that's when things start to change. They fall.
34. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
you didnt expect apple to act like a spoiled brat? we knew they would, and they certainly tried to spin the first "appology".
I say the judge goes back and forces them to write "were sorry to samsung and android for the misunderstanding" at the top of their next attempt. lol
39. Nadr1212 (Posts: 741; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
Apple just Technically did not apologize (of course) and should redo AND rewrite it
26. PhenomFaz (Posts: 1236; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
well i just started ignoring apple's attitude...they are just too full of themselves, succes has got to them making them arrogant and their heads are so far up theor butt-puckers that they cant see anything in perspective anymore
37. StringCheese01 (Posts: 64; Member since: 27 Jan 2012)
2. someones4 (Posts: 625; Member since: 16 Sep 2012)
And guess what? it is STILL not an apology. How stupid can Apple be? Is the word 'sorry' not in their vocabulary? Oh.. i think it isn't.
Well, damn you Apple
7. eisenbricher (Posts: 973; Member since: 09 Aug 2012)
It's just so hopeless. There will be an additional chapter in Don'ts section of Management Books, in future.
12. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
I never expected anything else, to be honest. And no company would do it another way.
15. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Not necessarily. Sony exec came on stage at E3 and apologized for the security breach.
16. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
Also did Apple for "Maps".
19. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4328; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
38. jroc74 (Posts: 6019; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
Well, there you go....lol. Apple has done it before. I guess you cant win em all...
18. timtimity (Posts: 196; Member since: 13 Aug 2012)
A lot of companies do recognise when they've screwed up or are in the wrong.
21. someones4 (Posts: 625; Member since: 16 Sep 2012)
Japanese companies' ceo's/presidents are expected to bow and make a public apology if something goes wrong from their company.
It's not embarrassing or humiliating. It shows humility. Something that a**hole sitting on top of Apple doesn't get
22. timtimity (Posts: 196; Member since: 13 Aug 2012)
They should read this
Even if they believe they don't need to apologise, a simple act of humility rather than the games they're playing will be more beneficial for their image. I think they feel that apologising will damage their image, but not apologising and trying to squirm out of it is probably causing a lot more damage.
People would have forgotten about this story by now if they'd made a simple apology when they were supposed to. All Apple have managed to do is create a much bigger, much more publicised story.
30. Darkerm (Posts: 319; Member since: 31 Jan 2012)
Nice :D
Apple is behaving like a spoiled kid -_-
27. whysoserious (Posts: 318; Member since: 20 Jul 2012)
Well that's not surprising. If they never apologize to customers for the crap they do with their iPhones, but rather say things like "It's normal" or "You're using it wrong," how much more for their rival?
3. hung2900 (Posts: 965; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
I still haven't recognized anything related to "apology" yet.
Expect for another obligation from the court.
5. eisenbricher (Posts: 973; Member since: 09 Aug 2012)
Any defence, iFans.. sorry iPhans? ('iFone' already kicked Apple)
6. BadAssAbe (Posts: 465; Member since: 22 Apr 2011)
Yep, still missing a word or two, like sorry or my apologies. heck,it even would be cool to see something like " Yo Bro, My Bad'ish, was not right in the head. Word, We cool like the other side of the pillow! Apple out Dwag! WestSide!"
8. Aeires (unregistered)
Easy fix, slap them with contempt of court and silence their arrogant, cocky attitudes.
9. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
Much better!!!
10. pikapowerize (banned) (Posts: 1869; Member since: 03 May 2012)
lol... that was hilarious!
anyways hope both samsung and apple will calm down and just make innovation grow even bigger!
25. oister85 (Posts: 501; Member since: 27 Apr 2012)
Ahhh just apple Samsung is doing really good.
11. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
for not doing what the judge said they said be ordered to pay 1 billion to sumsung then they will make jokes up there ass
13. _Bone_ (Posts: 2155; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Unfortunately Apple still has the idiotic US patent system behind his back. When Samsung clearly is ahead in innovation, it shouldn't be punished for making better and more future-proof products.


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Anything with "Paradise" in the name is all I need to hear. And ARTISTRY's 'Escape to Paradise' collection reminds me of my kind of escape…a tropical island. The soft and radiant colors are nothing but beautiful.
The collection consists of a Cheek and Eye Quad in Golden Glow and Fresh Radiance, Lip Gloss Duo in Tropical Coral and Pacific Orchid, and Eye Pencil in Island Violet and Lagoon. These are definitely luxury-quality cosmetics.
I really like their "Get the Look" tutorials on their web site. You can choose from four looks-Seascape, Beachfront, Beachfront-Sunset, and Seascape-Sea glass. They give you step-by-step instructions on how to achieve these looks. My favorite is Seascape.
1. Using an eye shadow brush, highlight the inner corner of the eye and the brow bone with Antique, a soft beige.
2. Sweep Shell, a soft purple, across eyelid from lash line to crease.
3. Mix Shell and Drift, a golden brown, and blend into crease to create natural definition.
4. Apply Lagoon eye pencil along the upper and lower lash lines, connecting at the corners. Use the built-in smudger tool to soften and blend the line.
5. Soften by applying Seafoam, a pale turquoise, over eyeliner.
6. Complete eyes with mascara on top lashes.
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Throat cancer is on the rise, and the cause is something you might not expect. A sexually transmitted disease is what is causing about 70 percent of head and neck cancers.
"I was watching my diet and nutrition as I was getting toward middle age. Exercise, proper rest. was always part of my regimen," said cancer survivor Jeff Husney.
When he felt a lump in his neck five years ago, he never expected it to be cancer, but he soon learned he was not alone. In the last decade, doctors started seeing a disturbing trend in head and neck cancer patients.
"Who were younger who had little smoking history if at all and were otherwise in good health," said Dr. Brian Burkey of the Cleveland Clinic.
Doctors found a common thread. Patients were infected with the human pappilloma virus (HPV).
It is estimated that 20 million Americans are infected with HPV. It is the most common sexually transmitted disease, and in women can lead to cervical cancer and in men throat cancers.
Initially Husney tested negative.
"Chances are the test was a false negative so HPV more than likely is the reason why I had this cancer," said Husney.
"This is really a new cancer cause and because of its epidemic proportions, this could be a major health problem," said Dr. Burkey.
There may be a way to prevent it. The CDC recently recommended the HPV shot, Gardisil, for boys ages nine to 26. It is already approved for girls. Husney says he would recommend it to his sons to avoid what he experienced.
"The treatments are affecting your mouth and your ability to eat, drink, swallow, talk. It becomes a very painful and challenging form of treatments to get through so besides it being cancer, I would hope to spare my sons that path," said Husney.
Dr. Burkey says up to 90 percent of patients with HPV, no matter their stage, are still quite curable.
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Art note
CVAC highlights works from own collection
Cuyahoga Valley Art Center will feature works from their permanent collection Feb. 5 through 27.
Also during this time in the CVAC Artist Caf will be etchings and a Silent Auction of Mary Alice Mathias' works. These programs are free and open to all.
Cuyahoga Valley Art Center is at 2131 Front St. in Cuyahoga Falls.
Call 330-928-9092 for details. CVAC hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jacksonville Fire-Rescue, along with the American Red Cross, responded to a fire around 1 a.m. Tuesday at the Preserve at Cedar River in the 4200 block of Confederate Point Road.
Eight units within the complex were affected, according to the Red Cross. No outside damage was scene on the units, but windows were open Tuesday morning.
Residents told Channel 4 at the scene that units were destroyed, but the Red Cross said there is only smoke and water damage.
Officials on scene were not able to say the cause of the fire, but one resident said they believed it was an electrical fire and that eight units were without power.
The Red Cross was assisting the families.
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Apple, HTC kiss and make up
Before his death, former Apple CEO Steve Jobs stated that
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Apple and HTC have
been in and out of court for years
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over its claim of infringement on a "data tapping" patent. However, both companies announced yesterday that the two companies have reached a settlement on all pending litigation. All current lawsuits are being tossed and the two companies have entered into a ten-year licensing agreement.
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"HTC is pleased to have resolved its dispute with Apple, so HTC can focus on innovation instead of litigation," said HTC CEO Peter Chou.
"We are glad to have reached a settlement with HTC," said Apple CEO Tim Cook. "We will continue to stay laser focused on product innovation."
The terms of the agreement are confidential.
HTC CEO Peter Chou [Image Source: Tomohiro Ohsumi/Bloomberg]
HTC has been taking on water in recent months, and has
seen an erosion of profits
as Samsung has
strengthened its position in the smartphone market
HTC has also made drastic cuts to its research and development programs while also scaling back its marketing efforts. Perhaps Apple just doesn't see much of a threat from HTC anymore, and was more willing to make a deal.
Apple still has a
hard-on for Samsung
, so we doubt that the boys from Cupertino will be reaching any licensing agreements with that South Korean electronics giant any time soon.
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Anyone who keeps tabs on me will know that about three years ago I started running and by winter of 2009 had lost forty pounds. I've kept all this up, but for all the work I was doing I felt I just needed an extra edge. I was working too hard to be yet a little over weight, so I bit the bullet and joined a gym.
My gym includes people of all kinds; it's not the place for an uber-serious bodybuilder. We say that modern men are not superstitious, but one finds evidence of a belief in mystery at my gym. Anyone who is serious about getting in better shape agrees with the physicist that F=ma, but many of the people at my gym believe that a kind of magic reigns, as if going to the gym is like visiting Lourdes, the Fountain of Youth, or the nudie bar.
I have struggled to keep a straight face while witnessing some of this. Old women lay on the ab machines, half-asleep, as if mere contact with the sweat-stained rubber will give them the torso of Michael Phelps. This while the F=ma crowd paces about nervously, waiting for machines and wondering how fast their heart rates are going to plunge. At other times I've seen people young enough to do better walk on a treadmill at some glacial pace for thirty minutes and burn a whopping 150 calories. At that rate they'd be better off skipping the extra cafe latte and staying home and doing something they enjoy, since exercise is obviously indulged half-heartedly. The elderly recovering from surgeries and heart attacks is one thing; the lazy middle-aged is another.
Nevertheless, it's not just the lackadaisical who provide the entertainment. Just the other day I watched some guy do eight reps on the bench press and then get up and stretch his right leg. More common is the mistake of jerking the weights around. My joints hurt just watching it. One of the disadvantages of being young is that your body doesn't impose discipline for such infractions, and so the young do this disproportionately.
A few years ago I saw an article which essentially asserted that exercise makes you fat. This is, of course, ridiculous, but only if you know what you're doing. Running six miles isn't even enough to burn off most donuts. A lot of people assume otherwise, however, and so, after burning their whopping 150 calories on a treadmill, I suspect they head home to eat like pigs while watching rubbish on the idiot box. (Many idiot boxes—or, if you prefer, booboisie tubes—are available at the gym, too, since most people can't stand the thought of being outside the matrix for more than a few minutes.) Maybe this explains why so many of the people at the gym are downright fat, along with why that stupid article was written in the first place.
I looked around at all this one day and had a sudden vision of Roman vomitoriums. Are these people here just so they can eat more? Are they attempting to be thin without giving up even the worst of their eating habits? Would all cultures in all times consider vomitoriums to be grosser than gigantic sweat-holes? I'm skeptical, especially since I've been frequently surrounded by the hygienically-impaired. I won't go further into detail, for fear of anesthetizing the reader.
If you want to go to a gym, and if you want to make real progress, there is one place you can go: the free weights. By its nature, this section is limited mostly to people who know what they're doing. Most of the members at my gym would be afraid to pick up a fifteen pound dumbbell, so it's a perfectly safe place to go. Anyone in that section means business and knows you mean business, too. Get in, work out, get out. The shared ambition even increases cooperation. There are no fat people taking naps on the benches.
If jaw exercise were as beneficial as using a gazelle, I suppose America would be the fittest country in the world. We love to talk about fitness, to admire supermodels, and to buy gym memberships and eat fat free food-like substances. But something is obviously wrong, since such a small portion of our society is actually in good shape. I am afraid that physical fitness is a fad that will pass away, a good wave for smart businessmen to ride until people realize they're not accomplishing anything, and give up, sliding down Mencken's proverbial greased pole. Golf is easier. I only hope that when that day comes, there will still be a place for me to work out.
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One of the most beloved ways to celebrate a wonderful fall is by carving a pumpkin! Whether you are creating a traditional Jack-o'-Lantern or a monstrous masterpiece, there are countless ways to add some character to a pumpkin with a little creativity and a steady hand.
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Pumpkin carving master, Ray Villafane never fails to impress with his elaborately carved masterpieces. Ray's work is so realistic, creative and completely unforgettable, and this piece is no exception! This pumpkin pig has a personality that would scare even the bravest trick-or-treaters.
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These amazing pieces were carved by The Pumpkin Geek, who specializes in immortalizing classic characters in pumpkins! The Pumpkin Geek uses a special technique called "4 color carving" to create realistic carvings with beautiful depth and shading, and these pumpkins prove that this method really works!
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Deep within this giant pumpkin, featured on The Fun Times Guide, lives a creepy, spooky skeleton! Lights were added to the skull to create menacing, glowing eyes and strands of pumpkin pulp and seeds add a perfect, gory effect!
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This Cheshire Cat pumpkin found on The Fun Times Guide adorably features that mysterious grin and trademark stripes! We love the idea of using multiple pumpkins to build a carved creature like this cool cat.
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It's easy to get the impression from the media that a new emerging market crisis is upon us. I wouldn't rule it out, but so far what we've seen barely counts as a crisis even in countries such as Turkey, hit the hardest.
Turkey is having some serious political problems and this week hiked overnight interest rates from 7.75 to 12 per cent at a midnight emergency meeting. It looks bad, but in the context of Turkey's history, this is mere noise. Turkey's last coup was in 1997 – the "postmodern coup" – and there had been one each decade since 1960. The unusual thing is that the military went throughout the 2000s without taking charge.
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Quit Victoria has welcomed new measures that increase penalties for retailers who sell cigarettes to children, saying the new legislation will protect children from unscrupulous traders who put profits ahead of public health.
Quit Executive Director Todd Harper says the new measures, which come into effect today, are an important aspect in fighting youth smoking.
'We congratulate the Government on this important initiative to protect the health of Victorian children. We're also delighted the Government has backed these increased penalties with additional resources to check retailers are complying with the law.'
In Victoria there have been only 11 prosecutions (2 before 1998 and 9 since 1998) against retailers for selling tobacco to children.
'These increased penalties are necessary - unfortunately, the practice of selling cigarettes to children is far more widespread than the number of prosecutions indicates.'
'Studies in Victoria have found that 40% of small retailers sell cigarettes to children, and in some cases this has been as high as 70%.'
'Those retailers who are doing the right thing are being let down by retailers who are putting profits ahead of the health of our children.'
'There's no simple answer for solving the youth smoking problem, but reducing the supply of cigarettes is an integral part of any strategy to reduce youth smoking rates.'
'I'm confident many people will be relieved at these new measures to deter retailers from selling cigarettes to children.'
'Victorians support tougher penalties for shopkeepers who sell cigarettes to children. In 1996, 91% of Victorians said that shopkeepers should be fined if caught selling cigarettes to children under 18, and almost two thirds thought the fines were not heavy enough.'
'Selling cigarettes is a responsibility not a right, and retailers who comply with the law have nothing to fear from these new measures.'
'But if retailers are putting illegal profits before their public health responsibilities to children, they deserve to be fined, and they should be stripped of their right to sell tobacco.'
Mr Harper said studies in the UK, US and Australia have found that effective enforcement of laws on selling tobacco to children - including test purchases by children - have greatly increased the proportion of retailers who abide by the law.
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ADNAN OKTAR: The Jews are our brothers, devout Jews are very dear to us. Devout Christians are very dear to us, our dear brothers. We can marry their women, eat their food and do business with them. We can be their guests, and they can be ours. We can chat and talk. We do our best to call them to Islam, but always with love and kindness and the words of the Qur'an, without offending them. And they can tell us their own ideas but we will also tell them our ideas. That is what I call dialogue.
ADNAN OKTAR: This is how I see it. I have a Christian neighbor, for example, and I invite him to dinner. I ask him how he is and how things are going. Do you have any problems? Are you living in peace? Can I be of help at all? I ask if he has enough to eat and if he needs anything. Christian, Armenian, Protestant, Orthodox, whatever, it makes no difference. I am talking about speaking with and talking to them. That is what I mean by dialogue. That is how it was in the time of our Prophet (saas). One of the concubines of our Prophet (saas) was a Christian, as you know. He took a Christian concubine. And he had Christian and Jewish neighbors. Our Prophet (saas) would eat and talk and be friends with them. In that sense, that is what I mean by dialogue.
Time Turk / June 1st, 2012
The head of the Religious Affairs Department, Mehmet Görmez, said on the subject of the debate over inter-faith dialogue on his way to Kazakhstan to take part in the Fourth Celestial and Universal Faiths Congress, "There can be no dialogue between faiths, but there can be dialogue between men of religion. I mean, two members of different faiths can sit down and talk about things to do with the environment or war, and that is dialogue. But you cannot have dialogue between faiths. Religions cannot be turned into one another. But religious figures can discuss events." Mehmet Görmez also said that the establishment of a Council of Religious Leaders might be useful in resolving some global problems. "The important thing is to set aside enmities, misunderstandings and exclusion and be able to sit around the table."


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The web site of The Evening Standard, published in the British capital London, ran a public opinion poll asking, "Should creationism be taught in schools?" The results of the poll, held in October 2008, showed that 73% of the British public answered "yes, creation should be taught in schools."
It would see that the theory of evolution, the teaching of which in schools is compulsory, has finally lost public support. Although the theory of evolution is protected at state level, and pressure is put on adherents of creation, who may even be forced to resign their posts, the British public has had the final say regarding the Darwinist dictatorship; the British want all ideas and beliefs to be capable of being expressed freely and democratically; they want a society in which the imposition of a one-sided education has come to an end and are saying that they want "creation to be taught in schools."


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Ha ha ha, you da man, Erock.
Dude, I checked out her status the other day. And saw she was going to court this week. Plus she's still married and living with some other dude. Heartbreaking, all of it.
She was counting on getting the charges dropped I heard, because her hubby took a plea and copped responsibility to the charges. Ahhh, 48 hours ain't no biggy. She's probably crying aboot it though.
Ah, I love when she whines and complains aboot everything, especially when she starts yelling. Oh man.
Just a matter of time before things go sour with this new dude, and I can make my move.
Jenelle, if you're out there, we got the cheapest, bestest dope around, honey. And our waves are choice, dude. And Commandant Christie signed a law last year that low level drug offenders do NOT go to prison anymore. All you'd have to worry aboot is going to rehab. Come on up here with me. It's paradise. Oh and we got plenty of wet, too. Jenelle please.......
Ahh man, now she's smiling in her mug shots. Must be getting used to "the life."
Erock, come on man, please go meet her when she gets out on Wednesday and tell her aboot me. Please. I will send a letter for you to present her with.
HAHAHA You guys crackin me up, Bill you can do better than that though, she looks haggard already, what you think she'll be looking like in 10-15 years?
SUP do NOT say that. SHE'S BEAUTIFUL.......
She's the most beautiful woman in the world. OMG, I could just get lost in her rage crazed eyes for ever....and listen to her yell and complain and throw tantrums that would have a two-year-old going, " HOLY SH!T CALM DOWN, DUDE."
SUP have you ever seen her on TEEN MOM 2?
She's magnificent. Plus, she's wicked smart(that was for you Spicoli, "wicked" I know you guys like that term up there). She's mature and responsible - has her priorities in order. Like, she once said no to a sweet plea bargain because it would have prevented her form going to a KE$HA concert. Ha, but it worked out in her favor in the end because she got an even sweeter deal later. This chick has something magical aboot her.
Oh I also love Farrah Abraham from TEEN MOM( not 2, the first one). So any of you Florida people run into her, let me know. I think she still lives in Florida. I have to check that oot.
I'll see what I can do, Bill. I'm sure she'll do anything if I wave a couple Benjamins in her direction..... can I borrow a couple Benjamins?
Erock, you couldn't have picked a better subject/convict to lift PB&J's spirits. Right on point. We all have our wheel house.
Brunswick County trash... man... apparently there's a nice heroin epidemic going on right now in southeast N.C./northeast S.C. good God she's garbage. notice how everything is conveniently everyone else's fault when it comes to the screw ups in her life. a guy who tends bar around here told me he ran into her the other night in Myrtle Beach and said she was "hot." i told him to get off the drugs.
speaking of garbage... the waves are supposed to be the best we've had in over two weeks tomorrow! knee to waist with offshores!!


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15 Dec. 1951 : arrival in Korea.
28 March 1951 : leaving Korea to go back home
10 May 1952 : new contract signed with the Army for a period of 3 years.
13 May 1952 : arrival in Belgium, 23 y. old.
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Born Martin Hoyer, Robert took Robert T. Odeman as his stage name when he began a professional career as an actor and musician. A classical pianist, Robert gave concerts throughout Europe, but a hand injury tragically ended his concert career.
1933-39: In 1935 Robert opened a cabaret in Hamburg. One year later the Nazis shut it down, charging that it was politically subversive. Robert then moved to Berlin where he developed a close relationship with a male friend who was pressured to denounce Robert to the Gestapo. In November 1937 Robert was arrested under paragraph 175 of the Nazi-revised criminal code, which outlawed homosexuality. He was sentenced to 27 months in prison.
1940-44: Robert was released from prison in 1940 but remained under police surveillance. They monitored his correspondence with a half-Jewish friend in Munich and with friends abroad. In 1942 Robert was arrested again under paragraph 175 and deported to theSachsenhausen concentration camp. There he was assigned an office job. On a forced march from the camp towards the Baltic in April 1945, 40-year-old Robert escaped with two other "175ers."
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New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez stormed out of a grievance hearing on Wednesday over his 211-game suspension by Major League Baseball when the arbitrator refused to order Commissioner Bud Selig to testify.
Rodriguez later issued a statement through his spokesman, calling the hearing "a farce."
"I am disgusted with this abusive process, designed to ensure that the player fails," said the statement which was released after Rodriguez left the hearing before arbitrator Fredric Horowitz at MLB headquarters in New York.
"I have sat through 10 days of testimony by felons and liars, sitting quietly through every minute, trying to respect the league and the process.
"This morning, after Bud Selig refused to come in and testify about his rationale for the unprecedented and totally baseless punishment he hit me with, the arbitrator selected by MLB and the players' association refused to order Selig to come in and face me.
"The absurdity and injustice just became too much. I walked out and will not participate any further in this farce."
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