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Discussion in 'OT Technology' started by Dannycam, Apr 25, 2006.
good mix???
400 watt rms speakers
and 1000 watt xplod amp....
They both are of low quality.
Xplod ftl.
that's all i have to say
avoid circuit city.
ok. if ALL you want is to go boom boom, but you can do better. even at circuit city. go with kickers
yeah if ur going pure bass kicker is prolly ur best bet with no regards to SQ, their better models get loud with a bit of cleanliness to them but still not comparable to the smooth poundings of the more SQ oriented subs ie w7, idmax, etc
Tell that to the NUMEROUS people who have placed first in officially sanctioned SQ Competitions using Kicker subwoofers ...
Just stating a fact.
Oh, and...
So you've heard the W7, IdMAX, AND Every single subwoofer of Kicker's entire line of subwoofers? And... in comparable boxes/installs...? Sweet...
actually, i've heard W7's in many enclosures. and used to be a kicker dealer, so yeah i've heard those too. never heard an ID sub ever. ever. i've never heard a JL sub that impressed me besides old W6s and W0s. Jack and Larry can't build a sub that I like for some reason.
ive heard the W7, IDMAX and kicker subs in different situations
i doubt many people can say theyve heard every sub in the same vehicle or similar vehicles for that matter (many reviewers often review subs in different settings even and thats their job not to mention the fact of multiple reviewers etc etc, im taking into account a lot of hom theater reviews as well), so suck my fucking dick, not to mention SQ is highly subjective due to differing listening tastes, so take my cock and shove it in the back of ur throat u annoying bastard. instead of constantly trying to correct and one up people over stupid irrelevant shit u should focus on not being a bitch about everything.
i dont give a shit what contests kicker won. there are different classes etc etc, it doesnt mean kicker won on sound quality alone.
if its all in the isntall i doubt this guy is going to be running a highly acoustically calibrated vehicle, let alone a perfectly made and ideal box for the given application or have an optimal acoustic vehicle to provide better blah blah blah, so on and so forth, i think in a typical install for SQ or SQL there are better options than kicker. and i think many people will agree with me.
eat me seriously
i dont like the sq of kickers
/the end
i could careless if twistid gets mad at me, ngsm is a fucking bitch and everybody knows it
Dude, you're just all butthurt b/c you WERE the "cool shit" or whatever around here. Then I came on, with more EXPERIENCE/Knowledge than you... and have put you in your place twice thus far...
As far as the competitions, YES... it does mean kicker won on SoundQuality... that is the class, SOUND QUALITY.
I don't give a shit about HT reviews, is that what we're talking about?
Instead of acting like a 15year old, why don't you GROW THE FUCK up... and quit whining. You yourself said you have jack shit in your vehicle... pretty sweet you've heard all these subs. I doubt you've heard even ONE of each...
That's cool that you don't like Kicker subs... I don't necessarily recommend them to everyone either. Are there better/comparable options? Yes... but to say that all of their subwoofers have horrible SQ is ABSOLUTELY ABSURD. Complete and utter bullshit, an incorrect stereotype, or old wive's tale AT BEST.
So, in conclusion... grow up. Quit talking about your little pee-pee in an immature way, and possibly ADDRESS my assertions and try to factually dispute them with evidence or real-life personal experience...
Hit me up when you gain about 4-5years on your maturity level...
i like how you make assumptions about people you have no idea about
before i posted about the SQ competition classes, i researched it, they often judge on install jobs as part of their criteria
i didnt say kicker= horrible SQ, i said its ur best bet for SPL without regards to SQ, so if ur not worried about SQ, kicker is a good option, and keep in mind i said their upper models have cleanliness but for SQ others are
you made a large assumption off me after i gave a highly basic statement to a guy who was considering audiobahn + xplod, give me a reason why i should get technical with him? id rather use some terminology and generalizations then throw some stuff at him hed have to look up or not understand, the fact you even made an assumption about me goes to show how much of a fucking dick you are and doing that to a frequent poster of this board is a good way to get you nowhere.
Keep in mind i have remained pretty friendly with the people of this board as most can attest to.
HT review reference was to illustrate how when people compare things it is hard for it be in a perfect system of balance, not many people can take a tahoe (use for reference is all) and put every sub in it and listen, not to mention amp combos and the fact their are many many other factors that will differ how you hear something, depending on how something sounded before the current test, whether or not the test is blind with knowledge of brand/model, so on and so forth, I think SQ judging is flawed, there is no science to it, it is based on the judges beliefs as to what he/she may think sounds good.
u talk to me about maturity but ur the one on this board with the shittiest atittude ive ever seen, its not the fact i dont like u because u can prove me wrong, i dont like you because u think ur superior to everyone else.
i dont care if u have put me in my place, the reason i post in this section is to try to help people and often ask for assistance myself, i dont care if uve been in audio longer than me, that doesnt excuse your horrible demeanor.
If you think I'm the only person who feels this way about you, you are wrong.
This is a small bunch of people in here, so quit acting like a bitch or
Exactly. JL is HIGHLY overpriced/overrated... I've had near a dozen subs in my vehicle with SQL capabilities superios to the almighty W7...
I make assertions about the way you act on the internet... it's the internet for christ sakes. Researching information is cool, but that seems to be the extent of your knowledge... I'm just saying REAL LIFE experience is worlds better...
So, make up your mind... which is Kicker? Through my experiences in installing them, building enclosures for them, and even occasionally selling them... there subs are great for SQL... with the enclosure playing the largest role on which side of the spectrum it leans towards... SQ or SPL. I personally don't find any need to use their subs in my vehicle, but they're a good option for most people.
PS: At least the above reply was WORLDS more mature, thanks for not resorting to storys about your pee-pee... and other gay shit
i agree they are over priced but they are decent, i think the one i heard was in an undersized box although i could be wrong, it was on a 1000/1
u should read my edit
Wow, edit like 50 times?
I still don't see how my polite comment provoked you to reply in such way anyways. Seems like your the one who replied with hostility in the first place. Everything could have been EASILY taken care of in a friendly manner.
Only thing I try to do, is generally get people the best they can get for the amount of money they have to spend.
As I've stated before, I'm a sarcastic person. It's hard to portray tone of voice and such on the internet... so chill out. I don't need internet friends from OT.com, it's not a necessity in my life. If I end up learning shit, making a few acquiantances here... then so be it. But don't waive that little "e-cool" flag at me b/c I don't fit in the circle here... I enjoy the largest/most highly trafficked car audio site I'm from. But like I said, I'm not sure why you have this hard-on towards everything I say... and get butt-hurt when I post something that disagrees with the norm here... there shouldn't be a norm.
So, chill. You're cool enough... why "e-argue" ? I'm fine, so on with forum life as normal?
you are obviously missing it
• adjective marked by or given to using irony in order to mock or convey contempt.
what you do though is take jabs... it's not sarcasim, there's a lot of sarcasim on OT... you might want to look around, to see how to be sarcastic... if you're going to keep trying to use the "i'm sarcastic" defense... currently you're just rude, and condescending(displaying a patronizingly superior attitude).
Sorry, but I disagree. I put a JL 10W1v2-4 in my Tundra because it was the only sub I could find that met my space requirements. Sounds awsome. I've also used a JL 12W0-4 that I was pleased with. Both were powered by a JL e1200 monoblock that I have nothing but good things to say about. Total price was $100 for the sub (10W1v2-4) and $150 for the amp -- not bad at all.
For the 99% of us that want to hear our music, have it sound good, and don't care about blowing someone's windows out, JL is one of the best locally-available brands, imho. Key words being locally available.
For online orders, I like Elemental Designs subs. I had an e12o that was very nice. I hear their v2 subs are even better.
Don't get me started on eDuh...
But yeah, JL is good QUALITY... but there NON-entry level stuff is WAY overpriced... and there are TONS of other option that are AS good or better for half the price ...
My vote is for some Rampage Subs, and a Rampage amp.
JLs for the win. w1s fit nicely in trucks and sound great.
we have a 13w1v2-4 set up in a custom ported box on display at work (i work at cartoys btw) and that sub sounds fucking fantastic. maybe i'm a little biased though.
mtx subs hit nicely too, but i just like the overall sound of JL
Did you buy them already or are you just asking?
What are you looking for sq, sql, spl? And can you buy from the internet?
straight outta Target FTW...
Of course, I think we can ALL agree on that ...


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Among the 16 reasons cited by Sri Lanka Chief of Defence Staff General Sarath Fonseka in his letter, seeking pre-mature retirement from the military with effect from December 1, to President Mahinda Rajapaksa include Government loss of faith in him and request by Colombo to New Delhi on October 15 to place its troops on alert to counter a possible coup by a section of the military.
In his three page letter sent on Thursday afternoon to the Secretary to President, Lalith Weeratunga the General pleaded, "Considering the facts mentioned in the Annex and more, which I am privy to withhold, I am compelled to believe that Your Excellency and the Government has lost your trust and faith bestowed upon me for reasons best known to Your Excellency.
"Hence as the senior most serving military officer in the Country with 40 years of service, such a situation does not warrant a continuation of my duties any longer, thereby I have the honour to request that I be permitted to terminate my services and retire from the Regular Force of the Army with effect from 01st December 2009".
Army's image 'tarnished' by suspicion of coup
On the events of October 15 Gen. Fonsenka noted, "With a pain of mind it was noted that the same Army which gained victory for the Nation was suspected of staging a coup and thereby alerting the Government of India once again on the 15th of October 2009, unnecessarily placing the Indian Troops on high alert. "This action did tarnish the image and reputation gained by the Sri Lanka Army as a competent and professional organization who was capable of defeating a terrorist group after the Malayan Emergency, in the eyes of the World. This suspicion would have been due to the loyalty of the Sri Lanka Army towards me as its past Commander who led the Army to the historic victory".
President's office to send 'detailed reply'
Confirming the receipt of the resignation letter Minister for Disaster Management and Human Rights Minister, Mahinda Samarasinghe, in response to a question at a news conference on Friday afternoon said, "President Rajapaksa currently in Kandy has directed his office to send a detailed reply to the Chief of Defence Staff".
The Minister also took serious exception to the leakage of letter written by Gen. Fonseka to the President and said that it is `unethical and immoral' to make a public communication between the President and sitting CDS without consent of the former.
Mr. Samarasinghe said Mr. Rajapaksa met diplomatic representatives of countries of European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) and exchanged views on a number of subjects. "At the end of his remarks on the current situation in Sri Lanka, the President invited the envoys to ask him any questions they had in mind".
"Fear psychosis"
In his resignation letter Gen. Fonseka has complained that he was removed from the job of Army Chief in July 15 and made the CDS despite his request to allow him continue as Commander of the Army until it celebrated 60th anniversary (October 10, 2009) on the basis of reports from various agencies of a possible coup immediately after the victory over the LTTE. "This fear psychosis of a coup is well known among the defence circle".
The General has further complained that President has gone ahead with appointment of Jagath Jayasuriya as the new Army Commander against whom disciplinary inquiry is pending.
"Appointing an officer pending a disciplinary inquiry who performed duties only as a holding formation commander in the final battle as my successor, disregarding my recommendations to appoint Major General G. A. Chandrasiri as the Commander of the Army who was the then Chief of Staff and an officer with an exemplary service as the Security Forces Commander in Jaffna for over 3 years. This has already led to a deterioration of the high standards I was capable of introducing to the Army, to my bitter disappointment", the letter said.
War displaced living in 'appaling conditions'
Gen. Fonseka said the plight of the war displaced, nearly 1.5 lakh Tamil civilians currently housed in Government run camps in the north, is of great concern to him as they continue to live in `appalling conditions' due to lack of proper Government planning.
"..today many of them are continuing to live in appalling conditions due to the lack of proper planning on the part of the government and the IDPs who have friends and relatives elsewhere in the country must be given the choice to live with them until proper demining has been done in their areas.
"Your Excellency's government has yet to win the peace in spite of the fact that the Army under my leadership won the war. There is no clear policy to win the hearts and minds of the Tamil people, which will surely ruin the victory, attained paving the way for yet another uprising in the future", the letter says.
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National Stadium
South of Olympic Park Center, No.9 Chaoyang District, Beijing 100000
5. BEIJING NATIONAL STADIUM: Another place that makes it to the to- do list is the Birdnest Olympic Stadium and the Olympic WaterPark. It was designed as the main stadium of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. National Aquatics Center, and colloquially known as the Water Cube, is an aquatics center that was built alongside Beijing National Stadium in the Olympic Green for the swimming competitions of the 2008 Summer Olympics. Despite its nickname, the building is not an actual cube, but a cuboid (a rectangular box).THINGS TO EAT IN CHINANow, China is a hard core non vegetarian country. Anything and everything you can think off is eaten here which might just amaze you throughout your trip. The place is a paradise for all the non- vegetarians, however, survival seems to be difficult for someone like me who happens to be a vegetarian. Here is a guide to some of the very well known sumptuous feasts in China:1. The Beijing Duck: Peking Duck or Beijing Duck is best-known for the thin and crispy skin, rich taste and long history. the popular opinion is conclude some ways and timing to eat Beijing duck. The duck is tasted palatable in spring, winter and autumn. The authentic versions of dish should be served with most skin and little meat. Generally it is eaten with pancakes, sweet bean sauce and scallion. The sweet bean sauce is smeared on the pancakes, then slices of meat is put between the pancakes. 2. DUMPLINGS: Dumplings have a delicate wheat-flour skin around warm, moist prawn or pork contents. They are similar to what we call Momos in India. The crescent-moon dumplings are served steamed, fried or in a soup, sold by the number of dumplings or weight. Use your chopsticks to share from the one platter–the Chinese way. On your table you'll find black rice-vinegar and smoky chilli-oil to drizzle into your little dipping sauce dish. Be ready for the juicy dumpling contents to burst with flavour in your mouth. 3. FLATBREAD: Golden-toasted flatbreads and pastries come in many tasty forms in China's capital and make a filling street food cooked on the spot or a shareable restaurant starter.They are similar to sweet pooris in India. 4. MOONCAKES: A Mid-Autumn Festival favourite, I did not have the chance to try them but it remains a very sought after thng. The classic yuè bĭng is a sweet biscuity cake with a dense filling of red bean- or lotus-paste around an egg yolk 'moon'. No sweet snack looks as prosperous and self-contained as round moon cakes branded with Chinese symbols glazed in the tops. 5. BARBEQUE SKEWERS: Beijing has adopted the Chinese-Muslim lamb skewer from Xinjiang and evolved it. Anything that captures your imagination can be skewered and roasted at street hawker stands. The hawkers just stop to as if you'll like it Point to what you want spicy (là) or not (bùlà). as soon as the sun starts to set, these hawkers start putting there stalls on the pavements and you can see a group of men sitting on the small table chit-chatting. As you're in Beijing and the buzz and dazzling lights of the market might just convince you to try spicy shark, snake, starfish, seahorses or sheep's testicles. 6. BEIJING HOT POT: Now, this one is a must do.This bubbling copper pot of soup is cooked at your table by you and your friends, adding fresh meat and veg. It's a warming Beijing favourite.The pot is shaped like a ying-yang. One side the broth is spicy equipped with the famous Chinese spices and the other side is just salt water. Choose what raw vegetables and lamb (or other meat, fish balls or mushrooms) you would like on your platter to cook for yourself in the pot. Then drop in ingredient-by-ingredient what you would like to cook and eat. Each person scoops out their goodies with a slotted spoon (or just chopsticks) and eats it with a dipping sauce, which can include sesame oil, savoury BBQ and fermented soybean. At the end, add the noodles to the soup to draw up the flavours.THINGS THAT MIGHT HELP1. Learn a few Phrases in Mandarin. Very few people are able to speak in English, so it was always great if are able to converse in their language. Like, I am a vegetarian so the words 'Sùshí zhǔyì zhě' were like my trump cards. Plus, you are able to impress them.2. The Beijing Subway is extraordinarily cheap- 2 yuan anywhere in the city. Make good use of it.3. The people in Beijing are relatively louder than the average. It might appear that these folks are fighting but instead they are just having a normal conversation.4. The men prefer to grow the last fingernail of their right hand as it is used to pick the ear and the left one won't do it as well as the right one. 5. Learn to master the art of using chopsticks. These folks eat rice with chopsticks and spoons are difficult to find.
798 Art Zone
No.4 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100015
This is one of the most famous places that has successfully attracted many artists, poets and painters over the years whether Chinese or from other parts of the world. It is also known as Dashanzi Art District and is 18 km away from the first stop. It is one of the biggest and celebrated art area in Beijing. The area has its roots in the abandoned factory buildings. The art area of 798 can trace back to 2003, when an abandoned factory was rented to a freelance painter, who opened his own art gallery. 798 refer to the name of the factory. The spacious site is a welcome for art galleries and ambitious projects. It goes without saying that 798 has become a hub of contemporary art in modern Beijing. It is a well suited area for art galleries. A walk down the area will help you see the preserved appearance of old factories, rusty steel construction or abandoned site. It is like reliving the past of 798 factory in the old city of Beijing. Today this place holds top quality exhibitions, quaint museums, cafes, cinema screening films most days. It is perfect example of upholding traditions in a modern city. The rustic charm that it endorses truly made it one of my favourite places in the city.
Beijing Capital International Airport
Shunyi, Beijing, China
We flew out of Beijing Capital International Airport on Air Koryo. For the "worst ranked airline in the world" it was a hell of a lot better than United! Yes, even the food was better. And the beer was free. This is not as much of a compliment to Air Koryo, North Koreas national airline, but an affront to United. Get your shit together guys.
Lama Temple
12 Yonghegong St, Dongcheng, Beijing, China
Juyong Guan
Juyong Guan, Changping, China
Great Wall at Juyongguan is the closest section of the Wall to Beijing, which is also the number one Pass in China.
Olympic Village
Olympic Village, Chaoyang, Beijing, China
The place for the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, where the famous Bird's Nest and Water Cube located.
Qianmen Street
Qianmen St, Beijing, China
I started my journey from Qianmen Street which is south of Tianmen Square. It is a pedestrian street in the architectural style of old Beijing. The architecture therefore is impressive. Along the street is a water fountain that had been created by a 3D street artist. I started this trip by trying to capture myself believably in this 3D painting. 3D paintings are on a rise in streets where more tourists are expected and Qianmen Street is a good example of it. The area has some shops and restaurants. A quick meal and you will be set for the entire day.
Olympic Sports Center
Constructed for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the Olympic Sports Center is home to the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube. Both these venues are famous for their technical, yet artsy designs and still manage to draw in huge crowds.
Houhai Lake
Houhai Lake, Shichahai, Xicheng, China
Houhai is the most famous pub street in Beijing. With Houhai Lake in the middle, the surrounding palce used to be residences of many famous Chinese high ranking officials.
Derun Jewelry At National Olympic Sports Center
National Olympic Sports Center, Beijing
Olympic Park
North of Beisihuanzhong road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100101
The Great Wall of China
Great Wall of China, Huairou, China, 101405
Hutong, Chaoyang, Beijing, China, 100018
Hutong, an ancient Beijing city, is located in the city center, with about 700 years history. The word "hutong" originated from the word "hottog" which meant "well" in Mongolian. Legends have it that villagers dug out a well and inhabited the area. Those old natives are till date constituting the local families there. In fact the passage formed by lines of Siheyuan (a compound with houses around a courtyard) where old Beijing residents live is laid down in this ancient face of Beijing city. You're sure to get lost in those winding lanes and alleys!
Shenlu Street
Shen Lu Jie, Chaoyang Qu, Beijing Shi, China, 100600
The Road of Stone Animals leading to the 13 Ming Tombs, where the coffin of deceased emperor was carried through. It represents the distance between the secular world to the celestial world.
Changling Tomb
Changling Tomb, Changping, China, 102213
Changling is the tomb for the 3rd Ming Emperor Zhidi and his wife Empress Xu. It is the first, largest and best preserved one among the 13 Ming Tombs.
Hutong is a Mogolian word which means Water Well. It is the most basic community in Beijing for more than 800 years.
Haidian Park
Northeast Corner of Wanquanhe Junction, Xibeisihuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100080
National Art Museum Of China
No.1 Wusi Main Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing
Lama Temple (Yonghegong)
No.12 Yonghegong Street, Beixinqiao, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100007
The Hutong
No.1 Jiu Dao Wan Zhong Xiang Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beixinqiao (Metro Line 5), Beijing 100007
Old and narrow city lanes which form the basic communities in Beijing since 800 years ago.
Jinshanling Great Wall
Luanping County, Luanping County 068250
The Great Wall at Jinshanling is the most original section of the Wall nearby Beijing, which is considered by Chinese historians as the Great Wall of the Great Wall.
Songzhuang Art Community
Songzhuang Town, Tongzhou District, Beijing
I then went to Songzhuang art colony which is I have a complete bias for. It is located in Tongzhou District and is the most famous and biggest artist community in Beijing. Painters, sculptors, performing artists, musicians, composers, writers, photographers, name it and you will meet them all in this single colony. It is in true sense home to about thousand artists. It used to be a laid back quite town but has today managed to emerge as the most sought after centre in China's contemporary art scene. A tranquil place where all dreamers live next to each other! If you are looking for an environment blessed for deep inner contemplation then Songzhuang is what you are looking for. It is the best place to meet the artists, learn some of their struggles and stories of great achievements. You can begin your trip with a visit to the Artists Reception Center on Xiaopu Jie at the village square or to the Songzhuang Art Museum off Xiaopu Jie in northern Songzhuang.
Gu Lou Xi Da Jie, Xicheng Qu, Beijing Shi, China
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61 Donghuamen St, Dongcheng, Beijing, China
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An early Christmas gift: This was called roughing the passer. (Curtis Compton/AJC)
These short takes are presented as a companion to the Falcons-Steelers game column, which deals with Matt Ryan and can be found on myajc . The Steelers won 27-20.
1. By Falcons' standards, they played something close to shutdown defense. The dashing Steelers scored only 27 points, and only once this season had they won a game with fewer. Their offense managed two touchdowns. Le'Veon Bell, who had rushed for 485 yards the past three games, mustered 47 on 20 carries Sunday. Antonio Brown, who had 11 receiving touchdowns in 13 games, didn't score against the NFL's worst defense. (Heck, the Steelers were outgained 407 yards to 398.) But William Gay's touchdown off a Ryan interception on the first play of the second quarter changed the game, and the Falcons, who were without Julio Jones, couldn't score enough to override a 13-0 deficit.
2. Even without Jones, the passing game was pretty spiffy -- up to a point. Gay's interception was another in the series of inexplicable throws that have blotched Ryan's season. The quarterback did get good mileage from his remaining wideouts: Harry Douglas caught 10 passes for 131 yards; Roddy White caught seven for 58, and Devin Hester five for 85. Where the Falcons missed Jones was near the goal line. They reached the Pittsburgh 16 on the first series of the second and the 1 on the second but were relegated to field goals. Minus their big receiver, the fade was rendered inoperative.
3. For those who believe the Falcons never get a break from the refs, they got one Sunday. Midway through the second quarter, Steelers linebacker Jason Worilds blitzed past backup tight end Bear Pascoe and leveled Ryan -- the verb is applicable -- with what appeared a textbook hit, which would have brought third-and-19. But no. Roughing the passer was called, which seemed curious given that Ryan never delivered the ball. Replay indicated that Worilds didn't lead with his helmet or make helmet-to-helmet contact, so it didn't appear to be unnecessary roughness, either. The penalty gave the Falcons a first down at the Pittsburgh 21. They scored a touchdown to make 13-7 three plays later.


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Huawei grows its product line, meet the MateBook series
Subject: Mobile | June 12, 2017 - 01:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Huawei, matebook, MateBook X, MateBook D, fanless
Huawei mobile phones are growing in popularity in North America, with products available on Amazon and brick and mortar stores as well. They have now expanded their product lineup to include 13" laptops, the MateBook X and the MateBook D. These laptops are fanless, thanks to their all metal design and the incorporation of Huawei's Space Cooling technology which are microencapsulated phase change materials built into the body of the laptop. Inside you will find a seventh generation i5 or i7 variant, either 4GB or 8GB of LPDDR3 RAM and a 256GB or 512GB SSD. The Inquirer were impressed with almost every aspect of this ultramobile, from performance to the nine hours of battery life; read all about it here.
"LAPTOPS? REALLY? Is there anything Huawei isn't producing these days? We should have known this day would come when Huawei announced its first Windows 10 tablet, the original MateBook. Now, over a year later, the Chinese behemoth has unveiled its successor along with two, very un-tablety laptops: the MateBook X and the MateBook D."
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Antec Makes Large Coolers. No-one Tell Morry.
Subject: Cases and Cooling | June 4, 2016 - 11:32 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: fanless, cpu cooler, antec
The folks down at FanlessTech found a giant heatsink that Antec showed off at Computex. It consists of three large stacks of aluminum, weighing about 3lbs, with potentially four fans moving air slowly across it. The original post doesn't mention whether it could be used in a fanless mode, but come on. It should be able to cool something without a fan directly attached to it.
Image Credit: GDM.or.jp
They don't seem to have price, availability, or even a model number yet, so details are scarce. It will have at least three colors, black, gold, and red, though, so you have a choice about how it will look in your case. Well, at least mostly in your case.
Update (June 5th @ 2:20pm): Turns out that I forgot to add the dimensions and specifications of this cooler. Its total size is 165mm x 142mm x 159mm. Its intended fans spin at 800-1800 RPM. At 800 RPM, they push 12.36 cubic feet per minute of air at 17.5 dBA. At 1800 RPM, they push 65.23 cubic feet per minute of air 25.9 dBA.
CES 2016: Zotac Fanless C Series Mini-PC with Skylake i5
Subject: Systems | January 8, 2016 - 10:39 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: zotac, Skylake, SFF, passive cooling, mini PC, Intel Core i5, fanless, CES 2016, CES
While there were both passive and actively-cooled systems on display in Zotac's suite at CES, one of the most interesting was a new fanless computer in a larger form-factor than previous C-series mini-PCs - and it's powered by an 6th-gen Intel Core i5 6300U processor.
"The ZBOX C Series returns with an Intel Skylake CPU while delivering the same silent performance in an all new ZBOX size. More processing power, more entertainment and more productivity is contained within. The new C Series also support USB 3.1 Type-C, perfect for connecting to new gadgets and more bandwidth."
Here are the specifications:
- CPU: Intel Core i5-6300U processor (dual-core up to 3.0 GHz)
- GPU: Intel HD Graphics 520
- Storage: 1x 2.5-inch SATA 6.0 Gbps bay
- RAM: 2x DDR3L-1600 SoDIMM slots (up to 16GB supported)
- USB: 2x USB 3.1 Type-C, 2x USB 3.0, 1x USB 2.0
- Networking: Dual Gigabit LAN, 802.11ac wireless, Bluetooth 4.0
- Video output: DisplayPort, HDMI
Previous 'nano' systems in the C-series have offered VESA mounting, and this new system is no exception. A completely fanless system, this unit was quite heavy in hand but should pose no issue for most larger displays.
Networking includes dual Gigabit Ethernet ports and 802.11ac Wi-Fi
No specifics on pricing or release date just yet.
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MSI Rolling Out Fanless Braswell-Powered Cubi N PC
Subject: General Tech | November 15, 2015 - 01:44 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: msi, cubi n, SFF, fanless, Braswell, Intel Braswell
MSI will soon add a new small form factor PC to its Cubi lineup with the fanless Cubi N. Powered by an Intel "Braswell" SoC, the Cubi N is a silent PC capable of 4K video playback that fits in the palm of your hand.
Unlike the original Cubi bare-bones (which used a Broadwell Celeron), the Cubi N is fanless and uses a heatsink and a stylized wavy mesh case design for passive heat dissipation. The mini PC measures 116mm x 112mm x 44.47mm and is all black with rounded corners. The diagonal cut is gone from this model with the power button being in the front-left top corner instead.
Before diving into the internals, MSI has included two USB 3.0 ports and a combo headphone/mic audio jack on the front panel and HDMI, VGA, RJ45, and an additional two USB 3.0 ports on the back of the Cubi N.
Not bad, but not the most extensive I/O and the VGA output is a bit of an odd choice (though at this point it should be essentially free to add).
Internally, MSI is using an Intel "Braswell" Celeron N3150 SoC with Intel HD Graphics. This SoC (6W TDP) is a four core 1.6 GHz part that can boost up to 2.08 GHz with 2MB L2 cache and HD Graphics with 12 execution units. Users can add up to 8GB of DDR3L memory along with a single mSATA SSD and one 2.5" hard drive (though this makes the PC a bit taller at 55.5mm). The Cubi N comes with an Intel 802.11ac Wi-Fi card plugged into an M.2 slot.
The Cubi N will come in black or white and will be generally available as a bare-bones system. According to FanlessTech, pre-configured models will also be available including a version with a 32GB mSATA SSD, 2GB RAM, and Windows 10 Home for $249. MSI is allegedly also working on bare-bones models based around the Braswell Pentium N3700 (2.4 GHz burst) and a cheaper Celeron N3000 processors.
The fanless SFF Cubi N is not yet available for purchase, but it should be coming soon for under $400 all-in (adding storage and memory, more if you want a non-Home version of Windows).
Logic Supply's Fanless PERFECTRON Announced
Subject: Systems | November 5, 2015 - 07:30 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: ruggedized, fanless
FanlessTech was "salivating" over the PERFECTRON PC, which might be good for its cooling potential if the water doesn't short out the electronics. Logic Supply, designer of the fanless systems, specializes in ruggedized, industrial builds. Rugged, fanless, and high performance -- what's the downside?
They start at over $6,000 USD.
So for businesses (and probably only businesses or governments) that can afford these systems, you're probably going to get the computer equivalent of a tank. They are rated to operate in ambient temperatures between -40C (-40F) and 70C (158F). To put that into perspective, NVIDIA controls their overclocks to maintain 80C on the GPU, which is, generally speaking, in a system with ~30C internal temperature. These systems are rated to operate in 70C ambient. Again, that is about 20C hotter than my CPU peaks at load with my Corsair H100i. Actually, the PERFECTRON SR-700 ($13,793 USD) model can operate at up to 75C ambient.
That is some serious heat for any PC to cope with, especially rugged, fanless models. I guess "you get what you pay for" scales up pretty high. From what I can tell, they are rated to pretty much run these fanless PCs in a beef jerky maker and be cool enough to operate.
Qotom Fanless PCs on Amazon
Subject: Cases and Cooling, Systems | September 26, 2015 - 10:52 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: qotom, fanless, Broadwell, SFF
FanlessTech found quite a few models of small form factor PCs on Amazon and, while it's not listed in the specifications, some of the manufacturer Q&A responses state that they are fanless designs. Each of these devices are built around the Broadwell Core i7-5500U, but that might not even be the best part. Each PC has 4x USB 3.0, 2x HDMI, and 2x Gigabit Lan. Dual LAN and Dual HDMI opens up quite a few possibilities for a cheap, silent PC, especially since it has a relatively high-performance processor.
Prices range from $360 to $444 for 2GB of RAM and 8GB up to 256GB of SSD storage (with several models between). A single 8GB RAM model, with a 256 GB SSD, is also available for $483. They also found one with an i3 processor, but you need to bring your own RAM, SSD, and WiFi. It does have the same port layout, four USB 3.0, two HDMI, and two gigabit LAN, but might make more sense to grab the Core i7 versions unless you already have DDR3L RAM and an SSD hanging around (or 2GB is insufficient and the 8GB model is out of your price range). At $221 USD plus these components, you probably will not be saving much to compensate for the drop in performance. You can also find some Core i5 models, too.
Quite a bit to consider, but I think that many would benefit from the thought.
Arbor Solutions Announces FPC-7800 Fanless, Rugged PCs
Subject: Cases and Cooling, Systems | September 19, 2015 - 05:34 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: arbor, fanless, ruggedized
This is an interesting product for a couple of reasons. First, it uses the fourth-generation Haswell processors, rather than the newer Skylake or Broadwell components. On the other hand, it uses LGA-1150 components up to the 45W Intel Core i7-4770TE, which explains the lack of Broadwell and Skylake, because only Core i3 Skylake processors fit both of those constraints currently.
The device is rated for -4F to 131F and an undisclosed amount of shock and vibration. They support 2.5" drives, but the site only lists Intel SSDs. You would probably not want a spinning hard drive in a PC that you are concerned about shock and vibration tolerances. It also supports up to 16GB of DDR3 (again, Haswell) RAM, which should give you a fairly robust system to leave running in the middle of nowhere.
Like other systems that we've seen earlier, the case itself acts as a heatsink, which brings the product's weight up to 14.1 pounds. When you deal with these types of cooling solutions, it's difficult to tell whether they are rated with still air, or a sufficient breeze to carry the heat away from the case fins. It's not something that's advertised.
No pricing or availability is listed.
More About HDPLEX H5
Subject: Cases and Cooling | September 15, 2015 - 02:57 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: HDPLEX, h5, fanless
FanlessTech has another look at the HDPLEX H5. Their last preview did not have pictures of the case itself, so I needed to use a photo of the previous model when I wrote up our coverage of it. This time, seven whole months later, we have more details. It will weigh eight kilograms, its supported CPU cooling performance has been bumped up five watts to 95W TDP, and it will mini-ITX, microATX, and even full ATX motherboards.
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The chassis has 16 heat pipes connected from the case, which acts as a heatsink, to the internal components -- eight pipes to the CPU and eight to the discrete GPU (if installed). This makes it an effective home theater PC case, accepting CPUs up to the Intel Core i7-6700K (which is 95W). The same number of heat pipes go to the GPU, but that TDP is not listed. If it is similar to the CPU's 95W limit, that doesn't go too far in GPU land. Don't expect to passively cool a 980 Ti or anything. Still a discrete GPU of any magnitude is a nice addition to a fanless PC.
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One minor point before we close out, HDPLEX will apparently support custom aluminum power buttons and face plates. It's a small novelty but it could be nice if the system is in a visible location.
The HDPLEX H5 doesn't have a release date yet, but its price will apparently be under $300.
Asus Launches New Mini ITX Motherboards With Braswell-Based Intel Celeron Processors
Subject: Motherboards | July 4, 2015 - 10:52 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: SFF, mini ITX, fanless, Braswell, Airmont, asus
Asus has introduced two new small form factor motherboards featuring soldered Intel "Braswell"-based Celeron processors. The Asus N3150I-C and N3050I-C are Mini ITX form factor boards with decent connectivity and lower power draw with the processor options topping out at 6 watts.
The two SFF motherboards are essentially the same, with the main difference being the bundled processor (see below). The boards have 24+4 pin ATX power inputs, two full-size DDR3 memory slots, two SATA 6 Gbps ports, a single PCI-E 2.0 x4 slot (open ended), and one mini PCI-E connector. The Intel processors on both boards are passively cooled by a large rectangular gold-colored aluminum heatsink.
The rear of the board includes the following I/O ports.
- 2 x PS/2
- 2 x USB 2.0
- 2 x USB 3.0
- 1 x Gigabit Ethernet
- 1 x HDMI
- 1 x VGA
- 1 x RS232
- 3 x Audio outputs
The N3150I-C board uses an Intel Celeron N3150 while the N3050I-C uses an Intel Celeron N3050. Both chips are 14nm and based on the newer Airmont architecture. These "Braswell" chips have incremental improvements in CPU performance and more significant graphics performance boosts with the inclusion of up to 16 execution units.
Specifically, the N3150 is a quad core chip clocked at 1.6 GHz base to 2.08 GHz burst with Intel HD Graphics (12 EUs up to 640 MHz) and a 6W TDP. On the other hand, the Celeron N3050 is a dual core chip – also with a 6W TDP – clocked at 1.6 GHz base and 2.16 GHz burst paired with Intel HD Graphics (12 EUs) clocked at up to 600 MHz.
These new boards could be used as the base for a NAS box, home media server, or a router and wireless AP by using those PCI-E and mPCI-E slots. Pricing and availability have not yet been announced, however.
Introduction and First Impressions
The Zotac ZBOX CI321 nano is a mini PC kit in the vein of the Intel NUC, and this version features a completely fanless design with built-in wireless for silent integration into just about any location. So is it fast enough to be an HTPC or desktop productivity machine? We will find out here.
I have reviewed a couple of mini-PCs in the past few months, most recently the ECS LIVA X back in January. Though the LIVA X was not really fast enough to be used as a primary device it was small and inexpensive enough to be an viable product depending on a user's needs. One attractive aspect of the LIVA designs, and any of the low-power computers introduced recently, is the passive nature of such systems. This has unfortunately resulted in the integration of some pretty low-performance CPUs to stay within thermal (and cost) limits, but this is beginning to change. The ZBOX nano we're looking at today carries on the recent trend of incorporating slightly higher performance parts as its Intel Celeron processor (the 2961Y) is based on Haswell, and not the Atom cores at the heart of so many of these small systems.
Another parallel to the Intel NUC is the requirement to bring your own memory and storage, and the ZBOX CI321 nano accepts a pair of DDR3 SoDIMMs and 2.5" storage drives. The Intel Celeron 2961Y processor supports up to 1600 MHz dual-channel DDR3L which allows for much higher memory bandwidth than many other mini-PCs, and the storage controller supports SATA 6.0 Gbps which allows for higher performance than the eMMC storage found in a lot of mini-PCs, depending on the drive you choose to install. Of course your mileage will vary depending on the components selected to complete the build, but it shouldn't be difficult to build a reasonably fast system.
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Chief Joseph Quotes About GivingQuotes about: Giving
If the white man wants to live in peace with the Indian, he can live in peace.....Treat all men alike. Give them all the same law. Give them all an even chance to live and grow. All men were made by the same Great Spirit Chief. They are all brothers. The Earth is the mother of all people, and all people should have equal rights upon it.......Let me be a free man, free to travel, free to stop, free to work, free to trade....where I choose my own teachers, free to follow the religion of my fathers, free to think and talk and act for myself, and I will obey every law, or submit to the penalty.
We were taught to believe that the Great Spirit sees and hears everything, and that he never forgets, that hereafter he will give every man a spirit home according to his deserts; If he has been a good man, he will have a good home; if he has been a bad man, he will have a bad home. This I believe, and all my people believe the same.
Good words will not give my people good health and stop them from dying. Good words will not get my people a home where they can live in peace and take care of themselves. I am tired of talk that comes to nothing. It makes my heart sick when I remember all the good words and broken promises.
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I completed the tracks, painted and mounted them to the hull. I also gave the lower hull a spray of Dunkel Gelb as part of this step.
I wanted to add some more detail to the rear hull so I added some Tiger Model armoured exhaust covers which I had in my parts inventory. I really like these resin add-ons as they have the pins sticking out the sides of the covers and have casting marks on the top of them. You won't see these marks when the exhaust shield is added but still nice. I also added an aber clasp to the rear jack arm which is not in the kit but is part of the actual vehicle.
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1/35 AFV Club Tiger I Late
I think it turned out quite well and I was able to get it pretty thin. My technique is to use a tooth pick, water and ISO Propyl alcohol.
I included a pic of the rear plate to show the look of my zimmerit.
1/35 AFV Club Tiger I Late
One of the issues with this kit is the bolt locations on the turret deflector ring. They are wrong. So, I re-did this area by drilling the correct location of the holes in the ring and filling the incorrect ones. Here's a pic.
Thursday, October 13, 2016
1/35 AFV Club Tiger I Late
Track work using AFV Clubs late Tiger tracks. Very easy to use and the sag looks pretty good. I especially like the price of these tracks. They are like half the price of Fruils and other white metal offerings.
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Meng's New 1/48 P51 Mustang
Some recent CAD Shots of Meng's new P-51D Mustang. I must say they are damn nice and the detail looks excellent and accurate but we shall see with the actual styrene parts as they often tend to have softer detail than the actual CAD renderings.
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Dr. Manju Sharma, Assistant Professor (Pharmacology) is involved in teaching & research in Hamdard University, New Delhi for past 20 years. She has guided 28 M.Pharm. and 12 PhD research projects till now. She has been invited as guest speaker at various national and international conferences. Dr. Manju Sharma has published number of research papers in National and International journals. She received AICTE Career Award for Young Teachers (CAYT-2009) and Uppasala Best Paper Award by Society of Pharmacovigilance (India). She has received Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) Travel Grant, DST, Govt. of India, for presenting her work at ATTD-2012, Spain.
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Pharmacology & Toxicology, Apitherapy in Hepatotoxicity, Antioxidants in Diabetes Management, Pharmacological Intervention in Diabetes Mellitus, Free Radicals & Antioxidants, Cardiovascular Pharmacology, Drug Interaction studies with antidiabetic Drugs, Pharmacovigilance studies – ADR Monitoring, Drug Utilization Studies (DUS).


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European Union and the chalanges of globalization
One may say that the European Union is a success story: it is growing and in 2004 it witnessed the most significant enlargement in its history up to now – 10 new countries have become members;two other new countries – Romania and Bulgaria – are ready to join the Union. Beyond these positive and encouraging facts the European Union seems to be confronted with a weakness with no self-evident cause, with an erosion of its future position the mood of the European Union is characterized by dualism and the balance seems to be condemned to instability in the long run. The cause responsible for this situation is globalization which substantially changes the rules of the game: in a nutshell, in the globalized context the new technologies enable that everything can be produced everywhere and everybody can compete with everybody.
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Wednesday 6 October 1926
It was Wednesday, under the sign of Libra. The US president was Calvin Coolidge (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Alan Copeland in Los Angeles and Cyril Reuben.
The Sorrows of Satan, directed by D.W. Griffith, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1926
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Red, a two-man play about the US artist Mark Rothko, won six prizes, more than any other production. It scooped best new play, best director for Michael Grandage, best featured actor for Eddie Redmayne and awards for scenic design, lighting and sound.
The play originated at the Donmar Warehouse, the not-for-profit theatre in Covent Garden that has just 250 seats.
Written by the American playwright John Logan, it transferred to Broadway in March, with Alfred Molina playing the angst-ridden painter and Redmayne as his idealistic young assistant.
It was the first Tony Award for Grandage, who succeeded Sam Mendes as the Donmar's artistic director in 2002.
He said: "One of the great joys for the Donmar is to take our work to America from time to time and to share it with such a vibrant theatre community. The fact that the Broadway community have now honoured us in such a remarkable way with Tony recognition is a joy for us all."
James Bierman, the Donmar's executive producer, added: "It has been an incredible journey from our 250-seat subsidised theatre to Broadway and this recognition is wonderful and breathtaking."
Redmayne, 28, was also celebrating his first Tony. "This is the stuff dreams are made of," he said as he clutched his award. The Old Etonian actor has built up an impressive CV of theatre, film and television roles since graduating from Cambridge in 2003, including Angel Clare in the BBC's most recent adaptation of Tess of the d'Urbervilles.
Red was not the only British winner on the night.
Catherine Zeta Jones, who was awarded a CBE last week, won best leading actress in a musical for her performance in A Little Night Music. It was the Welsh actress's Broadway debut, with critics hailing her as "luminous", "mesmerising" and "drop-dead gorgeous".
Her acceptance speech drew laughter from the audience at New York's Radio City Music Hall. "See that man there?" she said, pointing to her husband, Michael Douglas. "He's a movie star and I get to sleep with him every night."
The revival of La Cage Aux Folles won best lead actor in a musical for Douglas Hodge and best director for Terry Johnson, both British.
Sir Alan Ayckbourn, the veteran dramatist, received the special award for lifetime achievement.
US winners included Scarlett Johansson for her performance in Arthur Miller's A View From The Bridge. "Ever since I was a little girl I wanted to be on Broadway and here I am," she said.
Denzel Washington and Viola Davis also won acting honours for their roles in Fences, an African-American drama.
Daniel Radcliffe, the Harry Potter actor, presented an award and cut a diminutive figure next to the statuesque actress Katie Holmes.
Dame Helen Mirren also presented one of the categories.
The awards host, Sean Hayes, could not resist a joke at Britain's expense about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. He described US actress Bernadette Peters as "the BP that isn't ruining the planet".


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Nepal-the very name evokes exotic temples, incense aromas & the towering Himalayas. as an adventure destination it has a competitive edge over the neighboring countries. Nepal has a sterling global reputation as one of the most most dramatic and exciting destinations. established on the international travelers map for over 40 years, it offers tourists the best of both worlds. adversity that ranges from sailing the worlds highest peaks, trekking the foothills- to honeymoon, sight-seeing, entertainment, religious tours in the Kathmandu valley. Nepal is the only Hindu kingdom in the world and it is sacred land, where Buddha was born. Destinations Covered - Kathmandu, Gorkha, Pokhara, Chitwan and Lumbini tour with our expert tour guide and luxury vehicle.
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Royal Chitwan National Park ('Chitwan' means "in the heart of the jungle') covers 932 sq. km. in the flat lowland region of southern Nepal. It is one of the most important sub-tropical parks on the Indian subcontinent with populations of the endangered Royal Bengal tiger, Greater One-horned rhinoceros, Gangetic dolphin (Platanista gangetica), Wild Asian elephant, Gaur, Golden Monitor lizard, Gharial crocodile and many more.
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Lumbini-a place in the South-Western Terai of Nepal, evokes a kind of holy sentiment to the millions of Buddhists all over the world-as do the Jerusalem to Christians and Mecca to Muslims. Lumbini is the place Lord Buddha -the apostle of peace and the light of Asia was born in 623 B. C., Located in the flat plains of south-Western Nepal and the foothills of Churia range , Lumbini and its surrounding area is endowed with a rich natural setting of domesticable fauna and favourable agricultural environ. Historically, the region is an exquisite treasure-trove of ancient ruisn and antiquities, dating back to pre-Christian era. The site, described as a beautiful garden in the Buddha's time still retain its legendary charm and beauty. To the mere 12 miles north of Lumbini lies the dense and picturesque sal-grove.
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And I have been called this more than a few times in my life…and each time the enemy echoed the lies that I was weak, too sensitive, a coward, etc. The words just kept reverberating inside my head until I believed that's who I was. And the more I felt weak, the more I acted weak…but as it is with internalizing these things, they're bound to burst at some point – usually at an inopportune time.
But God's been working on my heart for a while now, showing me who He created me to be – and I can assure you, it's not weak. And He didn't make you weak either. But He did make me very compassionate – I really dislike hurting others, and when I see someone hurting (especially emotionally) I just want to have the answer for them.
The thing is, that the enemy distorted these gifts that God has given me to cause me to feel guilty if someone is disappointed, or even apologize for something I did just because the other person was upset, or do things I don't really want to because I feel like I should because someone is having a hard time. But the fruit of this way is always discontentment, frustration, and anger – it can never last.
One of the fruits of the spirit (Galations 5:22-23) is joy – and when we walk in God's spirit, we will experience joy in doing what He wants even when we don't particularly want to or like the task. Like when I know I need to clean my house and I pray and ask God to help me, even though I don't really like to mop my floor, I feel joy while I'm doing it.
The main thing that God helped me to realize is that I was not loving people well by trying to please everyone or make peace with everyone or make everyone feel better about themselves because I often interrupted the law of sowing and reaping and instead of focusing their attention on God when they were in need or downhearted, they were focusing their attention on me.
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It has been one of the greatest challenges I have ever had to know that I have been honest and real, and someone else is disappointed. Each day I still struggle not to take it back and just fit back into the box I think will make everything alright and happy, but Galations 5:1 says, "It is for freedom that Christ set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not again be burdened by the yoke of slavery." So I must stand firm and fight to keep this freedom, to be authentic. And let me tell you something, when you walk with Christ, being real, being honest and truthful about who you really are (good, bad, and ugly) – it is messy, but it doesn't mean airing out your dirty laundry to strangers or an excuse for abuse, but it brings things to light where God can heal them, and when you walk by His spirit He can help you to live peacefully with others, even if they choose not to live peacefully with you.


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Wednesday, February 8, 7pm-9pm – Radio-Active Records, 845 N Federal Hwy, Fort Lauderdale
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With the International 3D Society growing rapidly, LG gains thier own award from this honored society.
The International 3D Society honored LG Electronics with a 2012 3D Technology Award for the company's innovative, consumer-friendly approach to 3D TV called CINEMA 3D.
"The Awards Committee considered 3D technologies with an eye on those that are genuine advances to the state of the art. We want to shine a spotlight on worthy products like LG CINEMA 3D TV that make a contribution to professional and consumer applications," said Ray Zone, 3D expert and member of the Society's Awards Committee.
At its awards gala Thursday in Hollywood, the International 3D Society presented the 3D Technology Award to LG, stating, "The fabulous LG CINEMA 3D TV delivers a great viewing experience with a bright picture, wide viewing angles and lightweight 3D eyewear. Powered by FPR technology, LG CINEMA 3D TV is a fast growing player in the dynamic 3D business."
James Fishler, senior vice president, marketing and go-to-market operations, LG Electronics USA, accepted the award on behalf of the company. "At LG, our goal has always been to give people what they want in a TV: outstanding picture quality, robust features and a compelling viewing experience. When it comes to 3D TV, LG listened to consumers and gave them what they really want – a bright, comfortable viewing experience with affordable 3D eyewear," he said.
LG CINEMA 3D TVs use similar 3D technology as movie theaters. LG's FPR screen technology gives viewers a great 3D effect without the flicker of active-shutter glasses. The inexpensive glasses make CINEMA 3D the ideal choice for families and friends who want to watch together.
Due to its success in 2011, Fishler said CINEMA 3D technology has expanded to 25 LED models this year. New 2012 features – such as 3D Depth Control and 3D Sound Zooming – further enhance the 3D experience. The 3D Zone in LG's Smart TV platform now includes an ever-growing array of online video 3D content. "What's more, LG's enhanced 2D-to-3D Conversion means you can now watch anything you want in 3D – from video games to sporting events, and even personal content," he said.
About the International 3D Society
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the boarder downtrend is firmly intact
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The broader downtrend remains firmly intact, with the recent topside failure above 1.1300 setting the stage for the next major downside extension towards 1.0900. Look for a fresh lower top in place at 1.1367, while ultimately, only a break back above this level delays the bearish outlook. Any rallies while below 1.1367 are classified as corrective.