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|07 Sep 2012
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, 64-bit
I haven't heard anything about Samsung not being quick, but the fact is they are all quick.
If you didn't know which you owned, you would not likely be able to tell the difference.
My concerns would be reliability, price, and support---probably in that order.
I bought an Intel with no regrets. If buying today, I'd probably get a Samsung. I have not yet heard anything bad about Samsung---they make both the controller and the chips on their drives--unlike competitors.
|My System Specs
|07 Sep 2012
Windows 7 Professional 64bit SP1
While building my new rig this summer, I ordered the Intel 520 SSD. I did this because I already had an Intel X-25 M that was rock solid and was hoping the new 520 series would be just as good. I don't know if I have the worst luck known to man, or what, but the Intel 520 SSD was bad when I got it.....RMA'd to Newegg, and they sent me a brand new one, which was also bad. That's two Intel 520 series SSD's in a row that were garbage. I then did what I should have in the first place and ordered the Samsung 830 SSD and have had NO problems since.
Some points of interest: They are probably the most reliable SSD out there today, the proof of that is all over the place. Not having a Sandforce controller means they have the same speed on compressible and incompressible data. They aren't the fastest drive ever made, but if you look at testing done by reputable reviewers, you will see that they are very close to the top in almost all the tests. Price.......less than $100 dollars for the 128GB model, and the 256GB model is $179-200 depending on the current sale. I'm sure Samsung's support is top notch....truth is, they make everything in this SSD and if a problem comes up, they can't hide behind it being the problem of a third-party company. But I have yet to hear of anybody who has had to use Samsung support for their SSD's!
I can talk about the advantages of a Samsung 830 all day long because I actually have one in my system. That being said, there are a few more that I do not have experience with, but would feel safe using. The Crucial M4 is suppose to be really solid, and plenty of people on here can give you the scoop on them. The Plextor M3 Pro, or the new M5 Pro would probably be a safe bet as well. Lastly, one of THE fastest SSD's on the planet, the OCZ Vertex 4. All of those drives can be had between $100-150 (sometimes even less than a 100 dollar bill) and will more than likely provide you with years of stability and reliability and a huge increase in "felt" performance.
As far as OS installation goes, a CLEAN install of Windows 7 is the best way to go. After you install drivers it is advisable to install the software of whatever SSD you get to keep it optimized and maintained. Some SSD software will actually "tune" your system to optimize it for use with the SSD. After that, just set up Win 7 like normal!
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|08 Sep 2012
Thanks for the tips :-)
About win7 clean install (and since I'n not an expert):
I do not have Win7 dvd because my laptop came not with it! Instead, there is a "factory" partitition in the HDD with the OS and all drivers and needed! And it was that partition that I would like to use for OS and drivers installation!
How can I do this? If I go with Samsung I want to stay far from Ghost (I hade bad experience with it...I have already bougth Ghost15.0).
My idea was to image/clone my actual system (which have only the OS istalled now) to the SSD, then put the ssd inside the laptop and after seeing that the ssd is working ok, press F8, "repair computer" and go to "toshiba restore" which will erase everything and make a CLEAN install of the OS and drivers to the ssd!!!
Is this possible?
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|08 Sep 2012
This tutorial may be helpful for what you plan to do: SSD - Install and Transfer the Operating System
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2012
Multi-Boot W7_Pro_x64 W8.1_Pro_x64 W10_Pro_x64
I may be wrong, but i think you are planning to:
1) Copy (Image/Clone) your current HD OS partition to the new SSD
2) Then restore the PC to the initial manufacturer state, replacing the image you just copied.
I'm not sure this approach is needed, or the best approach.
Is there anything wrong with your current HD OS system, and that is why you don't want to use it going forward on the new SSD?
- You can download and use the Windows install (DVD) image for the version you are licensed for.
- This would allow a CLEAN Windows install and not have any manufacturer bloatware.
- If you do restore the factory image, it will include all factory bloatware.
- If you do "copy" from the HD to the SSD, the "f8" factory restore may not work from the SSD recovery partition.
- Make sure you have created the manufacturer restore disc's on DVD/CD !
There are tutorials to help with this, but i don't want to throw too much at you and confuse the issue...
I recently moved an OS from a HD to a new SSD.
I followed the tutorial whs gave you (and authored by whs).
I used the Geeky approach, and it worked very well for me. Thank-You whs !
You should post a maximized screen print of your current PC Windows Disk Management.
I think that would help the experts here give you the best advice to migrate to an SSD.
I'm one of those that prefer to not re-install an OS and all programs unless absolutely needed.
Many others prefer and recommend to re-install the OS and programs periodically.
I keep enough system backup images so i can do a restore to recover from a problem without doing to a re-install.
|My System Specs
|08 Sep 2012
Ok, now I read that not all SSD are compatible with all laptops..:-(
One more problem to solve!
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|09 Sep 2012
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|09 Sep 2012
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1 | Windows 10 Pro
Get Corsair Force GT
|My System Specs
|09 Sep 2012
I saw somewhere in the www that someone bought a SSD and than that was incompatible with his computer!
But it is great to know that there is no such thing :-)
My laptop start to make me crazy!!! Now I have boot times from 80-140 sec!!! And there is nothing installed except Win7 Pro 64bit and the toshiba stuff!
|My System Specs
|09 Oct 2012
Windows 8 Enterprise 64bit
Tecra R840-10T issue with OCZ Agility 3 240GB
Hey o/
I have been "flirtying" SSDs for a couple of years but now I decided it was time for kick-ass speeds at decent prices.
For my Toshiba Tecra 840-10T I bought an OCZ Agility 3 240GB and I ran into issues.
Even updating the BIOS and Firmware of the SSD (already latest from store) didn't put it to work.
The HDD is detected by BIOS and starts to install Windows 8 but then copying the files... the HDD Light gets stuck bright green for 10s... disks resumes operation then... 20s halts again... and just keeps increasing.
Traded for a Corsair Force 3 240GB and all is fine
3mins to install Windows 8 Enterprise 64bit
1min from first boot with device discovery to initial user setup screen
startup and shutdown are just toooo fast.... and yes I have my laptop loaded, it is my work laptop
DEFINITLY, Corsair Force 3 240GB is worth every penny.
Hope my experience enlightens future buyes of SSDs and in particular owners of a Tecra R840.
Best Regards,
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* Railroad remains in talks for rail terminal in Port Arthur, TX
* For now, KCS can rail crude to new Port of Beaumont facility
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HOUSTON, July 19 (Reuters) - Kansas City Southern expects its movement of crude by rail to Texas to grow, and remains committed to building a new crude terminal in Port Arthur once permits are approved, executives told analysts on Friday.
The railroad now moves up to two trains of crude per week to southeast Texas, and that will increase as a separate new oil terminal at the Port of Beaumont adds storage tanks to complement rail unloading facilities there.
The executives said the railroad's loop track to those facilities connecting to its main line was finished earlier this week, and will be able to handle a 120-car crude train per day once the additional storage capacity is built.
That is in addition to Kansas City Southern's plan to start its own crude terminal operation in Port Arthur, Chief Executive David Starling told the analysts, during the company's second-quarter earnings conference call on Friday.
Kansas City Southern originally planned the facility in Port Arthur - home to three major refineries, including Motiva Enterprises' 600,000 barrels-per-day (bpd) plant, the largest in the United States - with Savage Companies, a privately held logistics and supply chain firm.
That plan fell through, but the railroad is in talks with an undisclosed "potential partner" to build a crude terminal that could take trains moving crude from Canada as well as North Dakota's Bakken shale oil play, Starling said.
"KCS is no less committed to the Port Arthur crude terminal than we've been discussing for the last year," Starling said.
Executives have said that the project could take two years to build once permitted, with startup in late 2015. In the interim, the Beaumont facilities, about 10 miles from Kansas City Southern's 500-acre site in Port Arthur, could let the company's crude-by-rail business grow.
The railroad doesn't load crude shipments directly from producers. But it can take shipments of Canadian heavy crude from Canadian railroads at points where those railroads stop in the United States.
Starling acknowledged that his company would compete for such shipments with BNSF Railway Co, owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, and Union Pacific Corp, the largest U.S. railroad. BNSF dominates Bakken shipments, and Union Pacific's crude shipments are growing.
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October 30th, 2011
You're welcome! :3
October 30th, 2011
Thank you!!! :333
October 30th, 2011
Yeep! Happy belated birthday! :3
September 26th, 2011
I'm keeping my options open by continuing with drawing/illustration, which is my oldest love anyway. Storyboarding is also a good moneymaker and I'm gonna get to do it for a real feature film soon enough and get a giant wad of cash that is so going straight to my California Fund.
Yeah, I'll definitely try the poor-man's composite with Photoshop color corrections prolly as soon as I get these models done and rigged. The best Facebook profile pic ever shall then ensue lol.
Oh, it was too late from the get-go. I fell irreversibly in love with him within days of meeting him and that's a whole massive story itself. Right now as it stands we're friendly with one another and talk on Facebook, but he's slaving away doing 37-hour shifts at the studio where he works so trying to get further is difficult. Hopefully he'll get some freedom before he moves to California in January but if not I'm still heading there myself either at the end of next year or a little later 'cause in America, that's where everything is. Can't very well reach my potential without surrounding myself with the gods themselves. In any case, just being able to talk to him and show my support is wonderful. If I end up friend-zoned, so be it. I've got experience with that (it's all about focusing on what you
have), and if they really
need to, the feelings will go away on their own. But as it stands, there's no reason to not try and be by this man's side making his dreams come true as well as my own.
Lol I get so carried away when I talk about that man like holy cow X3
Anyway, Glen Keane - Actually my teacher was referring to the male character I was drawing for his class (the drawings in question are right
) and how it reminded him of Keane's Tarzan drawings. But oh goodness yes I love Tangled to death x.x I think if I was a Disney princess I would so be Rapunzel. And just... everything about that movie was utterly wonderful.
September 25th, 2011
Oh yeah @
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I totally know what that' like lol..
I continued on with 2D though because it helped me improve my drawing skills a lot more.. and I enjoyed it and it also helped a lot with design work. You can find a job in 3D with a 2D animation reel.. but you can't find 2D animation work with a 3D reel (or rather.. it's rarer).. they need to see the drawings. So that's why I continued on my 2D route while still learning 3D too :3
Oh man! :3 Even though you don't have an HDR cam, have you ever tried taking a photo of yourself and drawing your creatures/ creations like.. in the picture with you? :3 That'd be super awesome!!
:3 Haha.. that is an awesome dream! Keep it and it'll keep you going! Make sure he doesn't break your heart, though! I'm not assuming you like him.. but I had a great friend and muse that I developed a crush over overtime.. and he totally broke my heart and it was tough for me to find the right inspiration for the longest time since drawing reminded me of him. I've got the art groove back for a while now though but it was a very tough time when it had lasted .O.!
I looked up his stuff though.. and I can see where you get your inspiration! He is a very exceptional modeler and you have good judgement to look up to him :3
Nambroth is also a very talented painter :33 And yeah *_* Glen Keane is also a god of mine! Haha :3 I can see what she means especially recently when he was directing Tangled.. he made some very whimsical art for that film :3 I love how he's about bold strokes and really FEELING his characters <33
September 25th, 2011
Well, so far I've lucked out with teachers but I have heard some things about ones I haven't met. But usually the beef people have with one teacher or another ends up being unfounded when I finally see what they're like.
The lack of anything outside of cheaply-done Flash stuff is part of why I steered right away from 2D, though I would like to someday do some artsy 2D things independently. But as far as jobs, I would probably only take a Flash job if I needed the money and nothing I like better was available at the time, because I am good with it - it's just not nearly as fun.
Another thing I think would be epic to do on my own is get an HDR camera and one of those reflective balls and use compositing magic to bring my creations into the real world and like have pictures and little short clips of myself interacting with them. Post-production is pretty fun to do in general, too.
Haha, well my muse is just another kid that started school here at the same time I did (though he graduated way sooner 'cause he never changed majors)- not one of those famous professionals. He was in my class as a fellow student. I wasn't really paying attention to the industry at the time anyway. But man, talking to him and listening to his speeches about dragons and sculpting and whatnot and just watching him light up like the sun when he talks about art and CG and his dreams for the future - it's like nothing else. My dream is to catch up with him and climb the rest of the way up CG Mount Olympus as a team.
If you look at his work (his website is actually linked in my dA journal menu - it's the little sunshine lol), he does fantasy too, but goes in completely the opposite direction with it than what I do or the kinds of art I usually follow or take influence from, and I think that would be neat to see what would happen if we combined the two. Personally I tend to gravitate towards a pure-spirited majesty or elegance with a heavy dose of storybook illustration-type feeling. Of existing works of fantasy that I'm familiar with, I think Narnia is the closest to the way I imagine fantasy to feel, especially in The Magician's Nephew.
Oh! Other artists who continually inspire me... well right now I've been paying more attention to Nambroth on dA (she just might be my favorite painter ever), and I can't remember the names but I know there's some other artists that stand out to me. Oh, I got compared to Glen Keane once. By a teacher in a figure-drawing class. I was like 'whoamygod, I have soooo far to go before I can draw people as well as him but thank you lol'
September 25th, 2011
Yeah good idea haha.. :3 Your artthread best be left to mostly art.
:3 Yeah I found your blog through your deviantart haha! :3 Lovely stuff!! <3 And feel free to add me to your LinkedIn if you'd like :3 I love connecting to people!!
It's a bummer about your school though.. but it's so good that the teachers are great. Our teachers for the most part are good.. but then we get the occasional horrible one..
and by horrible I mean HORRIBLE. Hence why I learned modeling wrong.. she never taught us about quads or low poly versions or anything. She told us that smoothing was bad so here we were trying to make everything super smooth under low resolution and it was just messy and crazy :/ But yeah.. budget cuts are worse! It really is up to the students though.. like we had some great facilities.. but we have the kids who never come to class or try to take advantage of everything :/ or just.. hand in projects two months late and stuff.. and the teachers feel bad and mark it anyways..
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I wish we actually learned Flash more. A lot of places are hiring only if you have flash knowledge :/ and to be honest.. I don't like flash stuff most of the time.. :/ There's toonboom too.. but it's tough to find a studio that does only hand-drawn stuff. There are still some great ones though. I started transitioning more to 3D when I realized this.. so yep.. that's where I'm at :3 I'm in games right now and I'm pretty happy. It's fun and challenging at the same time and I love it. To me there's not a huge difference between the two.. as they're really starting to bridge the gap between them.
:3 My passion has been drawing and painting growing up too. I got into animation when I discovered that I loved drawing figures and designing and posing out the figure more than I did illustrating.. so I took some film editing courses in highschool along with art classes (there was no 3d or flash offered) and I got into 2D anim at Sheridan.
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Wow! That is so awesome to meet your muse! I had a few muses that I've met.. and it's just so cool to be able to talk to them and get their perspective :3 May I ask who they are? @
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My favourite artist is Saskia Gutekunst.. I got the Queen of Hearts artbook where she's featured in.. I absolutely love her stuff to bits!
I think it's amazing how someone can just inspire you to create like that. And yeah I do that too! You should see my pictures folder on my computer.. filled with so much haha! It's so great to see someone's love for art coming through all their pieces and I can definitely see it in yours.
I love how your style almost has an ethereal quality to it.. like it has this light playful spiritualness to it and it makes your characters really believable. :3
And heck the industry really is a small world! Who knows! Perhaps we may end up working together someday! It'd be pretty cool haha :3 I definitely wouldn't mind working with you since you're so talented!
Anyways.. yeah.. like I said before.. teachers and school can be a lot of help, but they can only do so much. :/ It's a bummer you don't have the best facilities.. but as long as you're willing to take the initiative to grow as your own artist you will be absolutely fine :3 And yeah like I said you're on the right path and you've got some great portfolio pieces under your belt already <3
And haha..
Same here.. I rarely post poke-art-related stuff anymore :3 but sometimes I'll do a little doodle or so and put it up haha :3
Anyways I enjoy chatting with you :333
September 25th, 2011
Continuing the conversation here 'cause it's really veering off into walls of excited text rather than a gallery lol.
Anyway yeah, everything about my school is a joke, really, except the teachers. They're absolutely wonderful. Also I looked at your stuff and oh goodness you'd kick the pants off of almost everyone here. The standards and structure and amount of stuff taught is just nothing, not to mention shoddy old equipment and lack of good lab hours. Recent budget cuts have really done a number on it, too. The industry itself doesn't even like this school. I think a big problem is that it's way too soft on the students who don't want to pull their weight. Very few people I see here reach the level I see from other places. You will not make it anywhere if you don't self-impose your own lofty standards and teach yourself about five times the stuff they have here on your own time.
In 2D for instance, they only have Flash, and if you choose the 2D route they only really point you towards the one narrow route of Flash cut animation. All that beautiful, fluid hand-drawn stuff you see from other schools can't really be done here. I think doing traditional animation with traditional media would also have been fun to try but we just don't have access to the right resources. The 3D program here is a bit better, but there's a whole universe of stuff you can't possibly even know exists unless you immerse yourself in the CG community and take it in like breath.
As for my passion, I've always been into drawing and painting growing up, but I got my first taste of wanting to learn Maya late in high school when I did texturing of existing models for IMVU. At the time, though, I didn't think I was meant to be an animator and was also falling in love with graphic design, so that's what I started out going to college for.
I actually met my muse in my public speaking class a whole year before I realized where I belonged, and more than his art, it was his passion for creating life through CG that really called to my soul. Now I've definitely become that myself to the core. I love drawing and painting concepts, and then watching them come to life before my eyes as I model, rig, and animate them. I really love environments, too. I hoard pictures from Flickr and use them to envision all the places my creatures will be, and with Vue I'll soon be able to put them there.
Also I see you're on LinkedIn! I love 'collecting' people there as much as collecting blogs to follow. Apparently you're connected to people who are connected to my connections. Small world, eh?
I knew continuing to post my completely irrelevant art stuff on this Pokemon forum would pay off someday X3
August 11th, 2010
That's pretty cool :333 Well good luck with it!! <3 Though you know they can hire you for 3D if your 2D acting is good, but not the other way around.. soo it's a tough choice. Though you'll find out which one you prefer once you start :333
August 10th, 2010
You're tearing me APART, Lisa!
I was in graphic design here for 2 1/2 years before I realized I had pretty much maxed out my potential in it and simultaneously realized that I had always had a passion for all things animated and that was what I needed to be doing. As far as 2D or 3D I'm not really sure yet. I like them both and I feel I could be equally competent at either. My school teaches up to intermediate levels of both before you are given a choice to branch in to one for the advanced stuff. I may choose 3D for that simply because it'll likely be more useful in the long run, and I'll already know at least enough of 2D to get going with it, too.
August 10th, 2010
Yeah Life drawing is a super core skill to learn. Are you doing 2-D animation or 3-D animation? But yeah.. we all have our lazytimes.. haha.. I get them, too. It's not a biggie, though.
So you're just starting animation? Were you doing illustration before or like an Art-fundamentals course or something completely different?
Eheaheah... What a stowry, Mark!
August 10th, 2010
Everybody betrayed me! I'm fed up with this WARLD!
Haha, yeah. I haven't gotten to the animating part really, but I've been going to open life drawing sessions so I can finally master the human form. It's way too important a skill to not have. I'd like to say I'm sort of driven, but there's still that inner bum I gotta kick out and more recently, other things in my life distracting me from my educational goals.
August 10th, 2010
Also.. I DEED NOT HEET HER! Oh hi Mark.
August 10th, 2010
Uuuhh a bit of both. I'm taking an animation course at college and we have some teachers who are great and others who are not so great.. but when it gets down to it.. you're only as good as how hard you can push yourself. So yeah I do extra hours in Lifedrawing and just.. animating and all that stuff because I enjoy it and I WANT to be one of the best out there..
So yeah.. hard work but it's really fun here (Hell the Company is throwing a summer party this Friday; free food, booze, park games, facepainting for people's kids, balloon-houses for the kids too, and music entertainment and all that.) So I'm loving it :33
August 10th, 2010
That's damn lucky. I just changed majors to animation fairly recently and all I hear is that only the best (and luckiest) get to work for the big boys. You formally trained in it or are you one of those epic self-driven people?
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This is a very good BBC radio programme on Brexit and the future of farming in the UK. It is very balanced, pretty terrifying and shows how political the whole issue is. It is 30 minutes long and well your your time.
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A day with the Uplands Alliance
Yesterday I spent the day in London at an Uplands Alliance meeting which was hosted by DEFRA at their Smith Square headquarters. The Uplands Alliance is a loose coalition of all those organisations, individuals and academics with an interest in the uplands of the UK. It is a forum which facilitates discussion and communication rather than a body which produces position statements – see here.
Noble House, Smith Square, Westminster – DEFRA's home
Following the vote to leave the European Union a huge cloud of uncertainty now hangs over the Uplands – the Uplands Alliance suggest that 31% of upland farm incomes are derived from the Basic Payment Scheme and Countryside Stewardship – without these subsidies many if not most upland farmers would not be able to survive. Following Brexit the Basic Payment Scheme is only guaranteed until 2020 and there is currently a hiatus around new Countryside Stewardship schemes.
The Uplands Alliance's draft poster detailing the public benefits and issues in the uplands
Prior to the EU referendum two ministers now in DEFRA (Andrea Leadsom and George Eustice) set out their views on agricultural subsidies via their thinktank 'Fresh Start Project' (see here). They alluded to the end of Pillar 1 payments (the Basic Payment Scheme) and Pillar 2 monies (Countryside Stewardship) should be focused more on the marginal land to deliver environmental benefits.
I suspect it will be many months before public announcements are made to even indicate options but I think a direction of travel is becoming clearer. At the State of Nature report launch (see here) Andrea Leadsom stated that the current Government wanted to leave the environment and nature in a better state than the ones they inherited. In addition Dieter Helm, the Chair of the Natural Capital Committee has produced a paper on where he thinks agricultural policy should go (see here) – "A third option is to do away with all the subsidies, and instead concentrate any spending on directly purchasing the public goods that public money is paying for. This approach would sort out what the public goods from the land are, and how the natural capital embedded in the landscape could be enhanced."
Agricultural subsidies are going to change maybe radically and it is therefore against this backdrop that the Uplands Alliance met yesterday. There is real fear in the uplands about the future due to the changes and the uncertainty but there are also real opportunities and if you like reading smoke signals or listening to the jungle drums the wind might be blowing favourably towards the uplands.
The meeting was oversubscribed and many who wanted to attend were unable to. We received a short briefing from Professor Mark Reed of Newcastle University who suggested that the uplands needed to take a precautionary approach, that is using the 'strong evidence that paying for restoration and active management for conservation could provide benefits for wildlife, water quality, reduced flooding and climate. Meanwhile we know little about the effects of large-scale withdrawal of management from peatlands.'
He later tweeted this and note the phrase public money for public goods appearing again.
Minette Batters, the NFU's Deputy President very articulately made the case for maintaining and supporting farmers in the uplands but didn't use the phrase public money for public goods.
After lunch Sonia Phippard, the Director General of the Environment and Rural Group at DEFRA spoke, she suggested 'it will take some time' to present new policy and that it was 'too early to speculate what comes next' but nevertheless 'we need to be radical in our thinking but realistic in our delivery'. She also did say that the hiatus around Countryside Stewardship needed to be sorted out in discussion with the Treasury.
The remainder of the day was spend in 8 breakout groups looking at four different scenarios.
- Resilient Land-based Businesses
- Vibrant Cultural Landscapes
- Local Schemes for Local Outcomes
- Outcomes rather than Actions
Each group considered the impact of their scenario on upland outcomes over the next 25 years from the perspective of scale of both a farm and the landscape. Then each group identified:
- What are the three most significant human Responses to the scenario and three most significant environmental Results of the scenario?
- What are the three biggest Risks resulting from the scenario?
- What are the three most important evidence gaps emerging from the scenario that need to be filled by Research?
It is important to note that these scenarios were not consultation options they were more 'straw men' to elicit debate and discussion. I am not going to attempt to summarise these workshop as I only attended one of the 8 but a couple of key messages came out.
The amount of money required in the uplands to keep farming in the hills to farm and deliver with others the public goods is actually much less than many would have thought. Of the £3bn of current CAP money paid to farmers in the UK (via Pillar 1 and Pillar 2) £231m goes to the uplands (around 7.7%). More will be needed to deliver many of the environmental improvements but £231m will keep the hills in active management and therefore support upland farmers and rural communities.
The next key task therefore is engaging with the public to ensure they are aware of the 'public goods and benefits' in the uplands i.e. wildlife, water, carbon storage, access, landscape, historic environment etc etc so that when the crunch comes the public are prepared to allow their money to be used to deliver them.
The other noticeable feature of the day was the large amount of consensus between all the participants. This is perhaps not unprecedented but it is unusual as stakeholders in the Uplands have plenty of history when it comes to disagreement and conflict on a number of topics! But at this high level strategic approach there was much agreement, of course the devil will be in the detail and inevitably there will be difficult days ahead.
The meeting was chaired by Michael Winter (from Exeter University) and Julia Aglionby (Foundation for Common Land). At the beginning of the meeting Michael paid tribute to Ian Mercer who died a couple of days ago (see here) and dedicated the meeting to him – most appropriate and I am sure Ian would have been delighted with the outcome.
Parliament where ultimately the fate of the Uplands will be decided
Eating meat and the planet
One of the themes that runs through my blogs is how the intensification of British agriculture is detrimentally impacting on wildlife, habitats and the environment generally. For example I have written recently about the huge growth in maize cultivation (see here), the decline of the cuckoo (see here) and the loss of heather on Dartmoor (see here). I guess therefore that it is no surprise that I am attracted to read a book entitled 'Farmageddon' by Philip Lymbery who is the CEO of the organisation Compassion in World Farming. To be honest I can only read the book in the small chunks as it is quite depressing but it unfortunately does tell a tale which we all eventually need to confront.
For me, the key sentence in the book is this, it is talking about factory farmed animals, "Together they consume a third of the world's cereal harvest, 90% of its soya meal and up to 30% of the global fish catch – precious resources that could be fed direct to billions of hungry people." Unbelievable except that it is true.
Factory farming involves keeping animals inside sheds all year round and feeding them there on cereals, soya or fish meal. This raises all sorts of issues surrounding animal welfare, pollution (from their waste), overfishing along with the intensive pesticide, fertiliser driven agriculture needed to produce the animal feed. Livestock agriculture also produces around 10% of manmade climate change.
This is of course all driven by the world population's desire to eat meat rather than having a vegetarian diet. Livestock agriculture requires around 10 times as much land to grow the same amount of food which is plant based. Different types of livestock agriculture have varying efficiencies of converting 'grass' into animal protein – this is called the feed conversion ratio – see here and here for more details. There is an interesting article in the Economist from 2013 setting out the same story – see here.
Different countries eat differing quantities of meat per capital – see here for a table (note the dates at the top of the table are the wrong way round). This shows that in the UK we eat on average around 80kg meat per annum, in the US the figure is 124kg. In both the UK and the US the consumption levels are pretty stable. However in China in 1961 3.8kg of meat were eaten per annum and by 2002 this had risen to 52kg. Now 50% of all pork produced in the world is consumed in China ……
So what is the situation in the UK regarding the production of meat? Pig and chicken farming in the UK is generally pretty intensive with animals reared in sheds. However when it comes to cattle we have not adopted a factory approach to beef/dairy production yet. Cattle and diary cows in this country feed on grass fields during the spring, summer and autumn and are only brought into sheds in the winter when the ground conditions deteriorate. This method has much higher animal welfare standards than factory farming but it not without its environmental impacts – most cattle and diary cows are pastured on improved fertiliser enhanced grasslands. Feed does have to be grown to feed the animals during the winter – traditionally this would have been hay or silage but now is more likely to be maize.
In essence if we in the UK ate 1/2 or 3/4 the amount of beef we currently do it would free up a huge amount of land where crops could be grown which we could eat instead.
Interestingly I have just started getting my fruit and veg from Riverford – the organic farm co-operative near Totnes.
In my box this week was Guy Watson's weekly article – on this very topic 'Ruminating on ruminants'.
If you want to read more about the Riverford's 'How much meat' debate – press here.
This isn't an anti meat, anti farming debate – it is about how we can sustainable manage the planet and feed the growing population – by making meat a bit more of a luxury item and not an every day necessity would make a massive difference.
Let's also be clear many of the wildlife habitats and landscapes we cherish in this country and elsewhere depend of cattle and sheep grazing for their survival. There may be a debate about whether our uplands are overgrazed but as I have said before without any grazing on Dartmoor we would lose a huge archaeological landscape from the Bronze Age and many habitats and species we love – see here for example.
The Land – Can Britain feed itself
Parke Walled Garden – some old photos
It is less than a decade ago that we started to restore Parke's Walled Garden – here are a few photographs showing some of that work.
The walls are being 'repainted' with lime wash – the garden is still a jungle and the capping wall tins have yet to be replaced
An old photo from the early 1900s – note the glass house and the box hedges around the beds
This pit outside the Walled Garden used to house the boiler for the glass house – you can still see some of the pipework
It is good to see the Walled Garden now back in use and we hope that as the years go by and more money becomes available we will be able to restore some of the other older features that were once in the garden.
And finally the sunset over the Walled Garden yesterday evening
A Cook's Book – Stella West-Harling
Stella West Harling, the founder of the Ashburton Cookery School, Dartmoor champion and food guru has just published a new book – A Cook's Story – it is a great culinary autobiography. It talks of her life starting off in the Lake District and recounts her journey which culminates in Devon, The Ashburton Cookery School and Home Farm Cafe, sprinkled amongst the story are over 100 recipes and Stella's views on good food. It is a great book and would make an excellent Christmas present if you are still looking for one. To be honest it is a must have book either way. It is available at lots of local bookshops and of course at Home Farm Cafe.
I first met Stella West-Harling a few years ago when my colleague Gus Fergusson (the now retired Head Ranger for South Dartmoor) introduced me to her and encouraged me to think about discussing whether we might form some type of partnership to bring a cafe to Parke.
At the time I was running Castle Drogo as well as the rest of National Trust Dartmoor and although we really wanted to open a cafe at the rapidly 'emerging' Parke I couldn't see how we could find the capacity to set up and run a new cafe. I was already responsible through my teams for cafes at Castle Drogo, Lydford Gorge and Finch Foundry and to be honest my main preoccupations were the Castle Drogo 'building project' and creation of new cycle trails at Plymbridge.
So I met up with Stella and Gus to discuss Parke …….. Stella, to be honest is rather formidable and I came away from the meeting thinking she thought I was a bit of a corporate twurp – I had spent most of the meeting spluttering at Stella's view of the world and in particular the part the National Trust played in it!
Nevertheless I liked her a lot and saw that she had the skills, experience and backing to enable us to jointly achieve what we both wanted – a first class cafe at Parke which people would love and an offer which would drive new visitors to our lovely but then 'sleeping giant' property. The rest is now history and it has worked brilliantly – see here.
All the NT staff love Home Farm cafe along with the team who work there and indeed we even had our Christmas lunch there yesterday.
I see at lot of Stella these days as we are both passionate promoters of Dartmoor – a really important job with a lot of work still to do
Parke's fruit harvest
All the fruit bushes in the Walled Garden seem to be having a really good year.
Who would have thought you could grow nectarines on Dartmoor?
Peaches too? or are they almonds …
Those cherries look so good you could almost pick them off the page
A big round of applause to all the gardeners at Parke who look after all these lovely plants and make sure they flourish
Finch Foundry's craft fair
Yesterday saw the Craft Fair at Finch Foundry – the weather was unbelievable – more beach than Dartmoor! There were about a dozen stalls offering a range of things from wine through food, woollen goods and crafts.
All the stalls on the Finch green
Inside were the works of two artists – here is Hoopoes by Diane Bailey
And here is a hare by Marielle Ebner-Rijke
The Foundry was also open – here is Martyn giving a demonstration
Garden looked fantastic in the sunshine
And sometime later at home …. the sun set on the bottle of Eastcott sparkling wine I bought earlier ……


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Year on year growth has been the standard since the dawn of digital media..
Ollie Wood, Rachel Magee, Rob Marshall, Nathan O'Connor and Nick Cristal discuss the latest Ad Spend report which was released last week.
Last week the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB), in conjunction with PricewaterhouseCoopers, launched the 2016 AdSpend report. This annual and comprehensive report focuses on each digital media channel's spend, conversion statistics and ROI. The data is comprised of a number of sources including; shared media owner survey data, advertiser survey data, publically available information and estimated data, with the latter making up 19% of the total figures produced. Whilst this approach is never going to be 100% accurate, it's pretty close and this data enables an invaluable report which provides the industry with a macro view of channels and vertical advertiser behaviour. If you look between the insightful stats within the report, you can start to see both the challenges facing the industry and furthermore, where the opportunities lie.
At Maxus, we have a dedicated team of 70+ performance marketing specialists – encompassing the key areas of direct response digital media (primarily search, social, affiliates and programmatic display), so we thought we'd cast their adept eyes over the report to build further context around what the industry stats say and we believe they mean for Maxus and our clients.
Rachel Magee – Performance Director – discusses the key implications of the impact paid search is having on the digital media landscape;
"Whilst it has probably felt to most of us that we have been discussing 'the year of mobile' for the past 5+ years, the statistics presented in the ad spend report each year do make this difficult to argue with.
Whilst the percentage of spend going into paid search YoY remains unchanged (vs other digital channels), it's the proportion of that spend going into mobile where we are seeing real shifts; Mobile Search is making up 39% of an almost £5bn category, up from 30% in 2015. Given that that IAB are predicating the biggest increase in search spend YoY, forecasted at 17.8% for 2017, the importance of mobile search is only set to remain high for our clients.
Recent Google updates have been made with a 'mobile first' mind-set; removal of the right-hand side ads, as well as the increase from three to four ads above the SERPs, further proving the publishers will be favouring mobile formats over that of desktop ones. This trend will only continue given the increasing spend going through the channel and thus it is key that advertisers continue to prioritise and, most importantly, adapt their search activity to ensure its futureproofed."
Nathan O'Connor – Performance Director – has scoured through the social media trends and discusses with us what this means for 2017;
"As expected Social spend has increased significantly since 2015 with the diversification & monetisation of a range of existing and new Social Platforms over the last two years resulting in 17% of all digital media served in a social environment in 2017. Unsurprisingly the vast majority of social spend sits in mobile which will continue to grow as new publishers epitomise the adage 'Innovation over Imitation' and develop new means of allowing the public to communicate whereas the established social media giants will look to diversify into new areas of mobile to increase revenue.
Looking at Video there is a significant increase across Social in-feed spends, this aligns with the changes across the industry as advertisers move away from placements where they have less control over the type of content they appear next to and focus on areas where users are spending the majority of their time, in-feed. As spends increase and platforms look to develop their video offering the amount of in-feed investment will continue to increase in spite of new placement and format choices as new offering based around Live limit the control advertisers will have. Control over content and advertiser's ability to verify results will dominate social over the coming 12 months, the issues that have arisen across a range of publishers recently will only increase the pressure on Social publishers to allow third party tracking and verification across all platforms."
Nick Cristal – Head of Platforms Investment – has looked into the ever-changing landscape of acquisition led media in the affiliates and lead generation space;
"For the eighth year running the affiliate and lead generation channels has grown year on year across media spend and sales. I think if I were to summarise what all the fancy statistics reported on are suggesting, I would say 'The channel has grown up'. For the third year running the channel has represented circa 10% of the UK digital marketing budgets and is responsible for 1% of the UK GDP. This is no mean feat and one which represents a real cross roads for the affiliate industry in general.
With the landscape dominated by the finance sector (32% of all affiliate marketing is run through this sector), it is apt that the CMA are closely monitoring the comparison sites as to how to best represent the interests of consumers whilst balancing competition at its forefront. (you can read more about this here). For me, this represents a shift in the level of importance the channel has upon the digital landscape and therefore the level of responsibility websites have to represent fair products whilst innovating as digital mediums within their own right too. As we move through 2017 I expect these statistics to grow and the maturity and responsibility of the channel equally must move along within the same measures. Further EU regulations of the GDPR will put further credence of responsibility upon affiliates and the channel will continue to 'Grow up' not just in growth but the sophistication of how they run as businesses in their own right."
Rob Marshall – Head of Programmatic – reflects on the continued growth of programmatic within Video and Display across both desktop and mobile devices;
"2016 saw another jump in the percentage of media that was traded programmatically. 72% of online video and display media was delivered programmatically, up from 63% in 2015. This growth sees the continued drive towards automation and data driven buying techniques for advertisers. Spend is only set to increase, predictions suggest programmatic will account for 80 – 90% of media spend by 2019.
As spend increases we are seeing a maturing of the marketplace. This is reflected in the growth of programmatic direct, a method of delivery that offers buyers more control over the environment where their inventory will be shown.
Programmatic is becoming an increasingly integral part of every advertiser's marketing strategy, with this we are seeing increased scrutiny and greater integration, as well as greater understanding at more senior levels. The programmatic industry continues to face criticism around issues of brand safety, ad-fraud and viewability however with increased understanding and consolidation we expect a huge focus on companies solving these issues this year. As this method of buying starts to move into more traditional channels, spend is only set to grow; it is set to be the primary method of delivering all media for both brand and performance campaigns offering effective, targeted media".
What does this mean for our industry?
Overall, the stand out insight from this year's report is the extent of growth which, at 17% YoY, is the highest growth rate in the last 9 years. For anyone working in digital media – this is no real surprise though and we are all but used to it – year on year growth has been the standard since the dawn of digital media.
The more prevalent message to glean from the report insights though, is that we are finding with this growth, comes an ever increasing responsibility to ensure that this investment is going in to the right media channels, through suitable media owners and is seen, actually seen, by the most appropriate consumer and in the right context and place – a considerable and pertinent point, relevant to all digital media channels. This is a responsibility that we at Maxus take very seriously and we continue to work collaboratively with our clients, media owners and suppliers alike, to ensure that this ever growing investment in digital is completely sound, safe and justified primarily, but also that it is yielding the desired outcomes and results for our clients and their brands.


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I got an email this weekend from Viveka in Austria, who had a few questions about the NoNo. She wanted to know if they ship to her country (yes, they do), and if they're still offering the 60-day trial so she can try the NoNo hair test for herself (yes, they are). She also had some general questions about what it's like to use the product, so I figured I'd post a quick article about what it's like and how well it works.
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Viveka isn't the only person who has asked me if it really is as easy as they say it is, but let me tell you, it probably could not be easier! Because it's supposed to be such powerful technology, I was sort of expecting a lengthy user manual I needed to study for a week before I got to use it, but the truth is that it's so simple you can be using it within minutes of receiving it (and for the quickest results, that's when you should start!)
Basically, all you need to do is roll the No No along your skin where you want to remove the hair. It's really as simple as that. If you're familiar with some of the laser hair removal products you know you have to do each tiny patch of skin individually, but the rolling action of the No No streamlines this and makes it easier, and faster.
As far as how long it takes to do treatments, it's not much time, less than half an hour to do both legs or 10 minutes to do the arms. If you do a sensitive area like the face or bikini line, you'll want to go a bit slower, but we're still talking about less than 20 minutes of effort.
No No, It Doesn't Hurt!
The No No uses heat to prevent your hair from growing back, but it's a very targeted heat. The heat you'll feel on your skin is very gentle, because most of the energy travels painlessly through the hair into the root where it works its magic.
Another cool thing I should mention about the heat method is that unlike the laser or light method, this works for absolutely anybody at all, no matter their hair color or skin tone. Coarseness isn't a huge hurdle, either, though if you have thicker hair it may take a little longer to see the results you want.
And About Those Results
If your NoNo hair test is anything like mine was, you'll see really great results within a couple months. Officially, they say 4-8 weeks, which is in line with my experience-
By my seventh week, I had removed 80% of the hair I was treating!
One thing you'll notice is that the more you use the No No, the less you'll have to use the No No, because less and less hair will be coming back, and it will be taking longer to do so. It really only takes a few months to get to the point where you only need to do a light touch up every couple months.
So, to Viveka in Austria and all my other readers everywhere, my advice is to just go ahead and take the NoNo hair test if you're interested in easy, painless, long term hair removal. It's really a great product and has helped make a lot of peoples' lives a whole lot more convenient. If you're interested in learning more, check out my review here.


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Bedlam Insecticide sprayed over entire couch should not be hazardous. Since it was applied off label, however, please contact MGK the manufacturer at 800-645-6466.
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The Six Pixels of Separation content strategy that Mirum has been nurturing and developing since 2003 is going to be more challenged than ever to get you (and people who have never heard of us) to sit up and take notice. Most consumers no longer venture out to explore corporate websites and blogs. They live and breathe in social media spaces like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, LinkedIn, YouTube and beyond. From a purely text-based content consumption perspective, they're more inclined to stay within LinkedIn or play in spaces like Medium. Consumers will still stay true to both the major publication publishers as well as their trusted trade and industry publications. So, what happens when your company posts a brilliant article to the corporate blog? Candidly, it's getting harder (and more expensive – in terms of time and money) to get consumers to head over there, consume and care. Time and time again, brands are arriving at the same reality: if they post the same article on Facebook, LinkedIn, Medium or their industry trade publication's website, it gets tons of more action, attention and care. This is where content distribution strategies trumps content marketing. This is also an indicator that buckling down on your owned property (instead of growing your reach and attention where the consumers are) could be a more costly (and risky) proposition. The value, of course, is now coming from those brands that have built up their email lists and are offering their clients (and prospective customers) more exclusive and valuable content via email. This will come as a shock to those who (wrongly) think that email is dead and/or on its way out. Email is only dying for those that have been using the channel as a way to advertise (ad nauseam) to their list, and not to those who are nurturing, respectful and engaging with that most trusted database.
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MIDDLESBROUGH have been training to nulify the threat of tomorrow's opponents Watford.
Boss Aitor Karanka has been schooled in the style of play the Hornets utilise and with play-off hopes resting on the mid-table clash, the away game is viewed as vital.
That is why the Rockliffe Park training pitches have been centred around Watford's style of game (3pm kick off).
Karanka told BBC Tees: "It's difficult but it's not an excuse because we have had one week to train and we have trained very well.
"They play to a different style, with three at the back, and we have been working here this week to play against that.
"We need to win the game to have expectations til the end of the season.
"If we lose again, the league can be very long for us and I want to keep the concentration until the last game.
"We need to do everything 100 per cent if we want to win."
Ill-fated misses in front of goal have proved a problem recently but with Danny Graham spearheading the attack, Karanka can not foresight such blanks continuing.
He went on: "We have been practising shooting and I hope we recover our confidence with scoring goals.
"It's confidence, sometimes the strikers score goals with their hair, their knee, their ankle and other times it's impossible to score.
"This time I expect our players to score goals.
"The most important thing for Danny is not to make him crazy about goals, goals will come for players like him.
"With his quality the goals will arrive.
"When I watch his videos I knew like him as a player.
"A lot of people told me about his personality and his career here and now I'm feeling that."
Meanwhile, Boro's loan signing until the end of the season, 25-year-old Real Madrid stopper Tomas Mejias Osorio goes straight into contention.
His signature has pleased the Spaniard: "He is here to challenge for the goalkeeping position.
"He is a strong keeper and has a lot of potential.
"It's a very good experience and a very good chance to take a position in the first XI.
"We have another keeper to fight for the position."
Boro have had the benefit of the considerable presence of on-loan stopper Shay Given between the sticks.
He has been key to Boro's recent miserly mood with three clean sheets in a row and eight in the last 10 Sky Bet Championship games.
But the Irishman returns to Aston Villa at the end of this month, prompting Karanka to return to his former club for a helping hand.
Former Pools promotion winner Dimi Konstantopoulos is currently the keeper on the Boro bench with previous number one Jason Steele still out of the picture.


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A Conception Bay South woman says she will defy a council order to remove her backyard chicken coop.
"I'm going to keep my chicken and I'm going to see how far this will go, because the only way to make changes is to push boundaries sometimes," said Alicia Penney-Harnum.
While the family has only one chicken now, they used to have seven, and a goat, when they first ruffled feathers at the town hall.
Mayor Stephen Tessier said the C.B.S. council received complaints in 2011.
"There were no permits to have these animals," Tessider said.
Penney-Harnum told CBC on Monday that the flap came to a head last week when a town enforcement officer and two police officers showed up at her door with an order to remove the fowl by March 11 or face a $500 fine.
"I was blown away," she said. "I felt very intimidated...because there were RNC officers there, and I associate that with being arrested."
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The Harnums have lived in Kelligrews since 2008 and viewed their farm animals as pets.
"The reason we moved out here is we thought that C.B.S. was more agriculturally friendly as opposed to Paradise or Mount Pearl or St. John's," said Penney-Harnum. "We have a lot of farms around us with all kinds of different types of livestock."
She said the family applied for a permit after being told to remove the animals but was turned down.
"Their two reasons were noise and the appearance of my property," she said.
Penney-Harnum said her chickens did not smell, and she doesn't have a rooster, but no one from the town came to do an inspection.
"No one can see our chickens except for our one neighbour, and she is very supportive. Her daughter comes over to play with the chickens all the time. They love it," she said.
She appealed to the provincial Department of Municipal Affairs and was told the town had the "discretionary power" to ban the chickens.
Not like a dog or a cat
"Noise is a subjective thing, for sure. Smell is a subjective thing," said Tessier.
"My understanding is that the chickens were roaming out on the other neighbours' properties as well."
Tessier said the chickens are "considered a small farm or hobby farm. It's not like it's considered a pet dog, or a cat."
He said council will likely discuss the issue at its regular meeting Tuesday night, and he said the Harnums may be able to re-apply to keep a chicken.
"I love the idea of being able to raise a couple of chickens in your backyard and grow some vegetables," said Tessier, pointing out that some C.B.S. residents are allowed to keep farm animals.
"But I think it has to be somewhat regulated …because you can't have somebody raising sheep and a goat and a cow and 10 chickens in a 50x100-foot lot."
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Patrick Swayze, iconic star of film and television, has died aged 57, his publicist has confirmed.
Annett Wolf stated that the US actor, who had been battling pancreatic cancer for nearly two years, died with his family at his side on Monday.
Swayze was diagnosed with advanced stage four pancreatic cancer in January 2008.
Since being diagnosed with the disease, the actor had been starring in US TV show 'The Beast'.
Wolf told the Associated Press: "Patrick Swayze passed away peacefully today with family at his side after facing the challenges of his illness for the last 20 months."
The star had planned to write a memoir; at what stage this was up to prior to his death is unknown.
Jennifer Grey, who found fame alongside Swayze in 'Dirty Dancing', said in a statement: "Patrick was a rare and beautiful combination of raw masculinity and amazing grace. Gorgeous and strong, he was a real cowboy with a tender heart.
"He was fearless and insisted on always doing his own stunts, so it was not surprising to me that the war he waged on his cancer was so courageous and dignified."
Rob Lowe, who also starred with Swayze in 'Youngblood', said: "Patrick lived a thousand lifetimes in one lifetime. He was an expert dancer, he wrote hit songs, he starred in hit movies, he was an amazing horseman.
"But the thing I will remember him most for was his amazing love affair with his wife Lisa."
Demi Moore has also paid tribute to her co-star in the hit film 'Ghost', saying: "Patrick you are loved by so many and your light will forever shine in all of our lives. I love and will miss you Patrick."
In January, Swayze admitted he might only have two years to live, but denied he was near death.
In a poignant US TV interview, he admitted he was "scared" and that his body was "going through hell".
He told TV interviewer Barbara Walters: "Am I dying? Am I giving up? Am I on my death bed? Am I saying goodbye to people? No way. I keep dreaming of a future, a future with a long and healthy life, not lived in the shadow of cancer but in the light."
Swayze picked up his first Golden Globe nomination in 1988 for 'Dirty Dancing' and was nominated for two more during his career.
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Our Review On The Chain Reaction 50W Box Mod
Do you remember the military style box the iTaste 134 came in? It was such a big hit back then, and made one hell of a first impression. Well, the thing is we received a similar box in our mail exactly one week ago and inside we found the cool looking Chain Reaction 50W Box Mod, one of the few advanced personal vaporizers powered by a 26650 battery. Apparently this is made by a Chinese company called Amigo Itsuwa and it looks and feels legendary.
As a matter of fact, this is one of the most unique looking box mods I've ever reviewed and to me it looks like one of those flash grenades you see in SWAT movies. It's made from a sleek combination of stainless steel and carbon fiber and it's definitely a type of mod that addresses the action movie lover.
So, without further ado, let's check out what comes inside the Chain Reaction 50W box, and I will tell you everything about it. So, the heavy duty box has some company logos engraved and a very nice locking mechanism and everything about it makes your heart eager to open it. Inside you will find the mod itself, a user's manual, a 6 month warranty card, and a tool for adjusting the contact pin.
Besides the unique form factor, this mod also has a very original way of disassembling. The battery tube unscrews from the top and you're left with the whole part that holds the electronics in one hand the rest in the other. The battery tube is made from copper but it has this very glossy carbon fiber finish on the exterior. The bottom cap unscrews smoothly and you can adjust the pin with the provided tool so it makes perfect contact with your battery. The contacts are also made from copper to improve electrical conductivity and the whole mod is powered by a single 26650 high amp (35A or above) type battery.
The part holding the electronics comes with the 510 connection at the top, however the pin is neither adjustable nor spring loaded. It does come with three air channels and the connection is flush at the top. Because this is 26650 mod, the diameter is 30mm so you are going to need a big tank that goes with it. I have an Aspire Mega and it looks so good on top of the Chain Reaction 50W. I guess it would also work great with the Subtank, and you don't have to worry about sub-ohming because it can go from 0.3 Ohms all the way up to 3.0 Ohms.
On the side we have the firing button and two adjustment buttons that are all quite small in diameter and the same size and also the LCD display. The screen shows from left to right, the remaining battery, the atomizer resistance, output voltage, and current wattage. It is a variable wattage device and it can go from 7.0 up to 50W in .1W increments.
Vaping on the Chain Reaction 50W is a true pleasure and operating the device is done with great ease. You simply need to click it three time to turn it on and then adjust the wattage and you're done. You're going to get plenty of autonomy from a good 26650 battery but you are going to also need an external charger for it.
The only con I can think of is the fact that the 510 connector is nonadjustable. I only tested it with one tank but I suppose there could be problems with at least a couple of models out there. Everything else works perfectly and the whole design of the mod stands out. It's definitely going to get you noticed due to the size and form factor and I'm sure many people are going to be more than satisfied with the power it delivers and the way it performs. It's one heavy duty box mod with a very cool looks.
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50W 26650 compact mod
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The Art Deco hotels of Miami Beach; Sanibel Island; Pensacola; Orlando's Walt Disney World including the Magic Kingdom, the Epcot Center and the Animal Kingdom (where you can go on an African safari); the Fort East Martello Museum and Gardens in Key West; Tampa Bay with the Busch Gardens amusement park; St Petersburg; Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral (once known as Cape Kennedy), from which America's astronauts have been launched; Orlando's Sea World and Universal Studios theme parks; the romantic Florida Keys including Key West, once the haunt of pirates; wonderful subtropical beaches bordering the Caribbean Sea; Gatorland; Sarasota, winter home of Ringling Brothers Circus and permanent home to their museum; the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation with the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Seminole Indian Museum; and the cobbled streets of St Augustine, the oldest European settlement in the USA, are among the attractions of Florida.
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The numerous ghosts of the Cassadaga Hotel, Cassadaga, which embraces its phantom guests and usually has a professional psychic on hand (spectres include girls Katlin and Sarah, Gentleman Jack with his trademark cigar and a rather naughty ghost called Arthur); the White Lady, Julia, who haunts Rolling Acres Road in appropriately named Lady Lake, along with a hooded phantom; the ghost of the Jameson Inn, quite modern but already haunted, on Cracker Barrel Drive in Crestview; the gash-throated phantom of Luc Simone Aury that haunts the area outsde of the Amelia Island Museum of History, formerly the Old Jail where he was hanged, in Fernandina Beach (his attempt at suicide failed and his throat was stitched by a surgeon but the long drop of the gallows caused his wound to open and shower the horrified spectators with blood - Aury couldn't have planned it better if he had tried!); the toilet-lurking Two Striped Telamonia spider; the Fairchid Oak of Ormond Beach, haunted my a male spectre, possibly a suicide; and unexplained phenomena at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Miami (ghostly events are associated with the fact that the hotel was used as a soldiers' hospital during WW2), are among the true ghost stories, myths and legends of Florida.
Unusual hauntings of a Victorian guesthouse, Artist House, in Key West (the turret is said to be haunted, both by Anne, the wife of artist and author Robert Eugene "Gene" Otto and by the malevolent spirit of a sailor doll, also called Robert - the "possessed" doll itself is sometimes displayed in the Fort East Martello Museum or at the Old Post Office and Customhouse and is claimed to be the inpiration for the Chucky movies); the phantom maid who makes a nuisance of herself in the historic St Francis Inn, St Augstine; the Elusive Muck Monster of Lake Worth Lagoon; sewer rats so huge that people have petted them like dogs; mysterious orbs and noises at the Historic Hollywood Beach Resort; the thoroughfare popularly called Bloody Bucket Road and the similarly prefixed bridge and woods in Wauchula where, at night, blood appears in the water below the bridge and the sound of crying babies is heard from the woods (a murderous midwife is said to have been haunted by a bucket that supernaturally filled with the blood of her victims, which she tried to pour out at the bridge); and the ghost "Vivian" who haunts the Hunter Arms Inn in St Cloud, are other legendary tales of ghosts and haunted places in Florida.
The pink fog of Tomoka State Park that leaves behind only the dismembered skeletons of those it envelops; the smelly and sasquatch-like Skunk Ape; the phantom of the Olde Marco Inn on Marco Island; the Fountain of Youth, searched for by the conquistador Ponce de Leon; hauntings at Ocean Key Resort and Spa, Key West; the spectre in a top hat that haunts the Vinoy Renaissance Hotel in St Petersburg; and the Wiccademous Grave of the atmospheric shrimping village Fernandina Beach, on Amelia Island, where the spirit of a witch causes the earth to tremble, are more weird folklore associated with Florida.
The pink, horned, serpentine monster of the St John's River; Umatilla Cemetery with its screaming woman and phantom children; the ghosts of Miss Sunshine Gibson and Captain Wood in the historic, Cracker styled, Gibson Inn in Apalachicola; ghostly apparitions at the Hyatt Regency Orlando, formerly the Peabody Hotel; spectral lights and other mysterious phenomena at the Indian River Inn & Conference Center in New Smyrna; spirits of the Agustin Inn in the St Augustine Historic District, including a man in white, who walks through walls and who may also be the ghostly Chiles who "goes bump in the night"; the phantom lighthouse keeper at the St Augustine Lighthouse and Museum; strange phenomena at the historic Mary Phifer McKenzie House, part of the Sweetwater Branch Inn in Gainesville; the ghost of a former owner that haunts the Inn at New World Landing, Pensacola; and the Saint Augustine Monster, a real carcass that has never been positively identified, are yet more strange folktales of Florida.
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