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The V Foundation and ESPN Team Up With St. Jude and NBA Cares In The Fight Against Pediatric Cancer
Feb 22, 2013, 11:21 EST
– This Unique Collaboration is Highlighted by Support from Hoops for St. Jude Ambassadors Pau Gasol, Marc Gasol, David Lee, Kevin Love, Lionel Hollins and George Karl –
NEW YORK, Feb. 22, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- This week, The V Foundation for Cancer Research and ESPN are teaming up with the National Basketball Association (NBA) and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in the fight against pediatric cancer by raising awareness and funds to support lifesaving work for children.
Tipping off Feb. 24, and continuing through March 4, the NBA family – led by Hoops for St. Jude ambassadors and ESPN commentators – will engage fans through this unique relationship, designed to advance cancer research and patient care benefiting children and families battling pediatric cancer. One hundred percent of donations to The V Foundation from this campaign will go directly towards cancer research benefiting St. Jude's patients. Together they form a powerful force in pediatric cancer research.
"The work that St. Jude Children's Research Hospital does is nothing short of amazing," said Los Angeles Lakers forward and third-year Hoops for St. Jude Ambassador Pau Gasol. "I have visited the hospital many times and have witnessed first-hand the impact of the support it receives. Funding from The V Foundation makes our fight against cancer even stronger. St. Jude's lifesaving work wouldn't be possible without the generosity of others."
March 4, the final day of the campaign, marks the 20th anniversary of The V Foundation, which was founded in 1993 by ESPN and legendary N.C. State basketball coach and ESPN commentator, the late Jim Valvano. As a cancer patient, Valvano worked to eradicate the disease by championing investment in promising young cancer researchers. To date, with ESPN's leadership, The V Foundation has helped carry his dream forward by awarding more than $100 million in cancer research grants. This new endeavor will allow the organizations to work together to help make the shared vision of a world free of pediatric cancer a reality.
St. Jude and The V Foundation are joined by ESPN and the NBA, who have committed to promoting the campaign within a slate of nationally-televised games during Hoops for St. Jude week and via a new public service announcement that will air throughout the week on ESPN, TNT, and NBA TV.
"Working in collaborations to eradicate cancer is more important now than ever before," said Susan Braun, CEO of The V Foundation. "Cancer is a complex and devastating disease. We dedicate this important collaboration to children facing cancer and their loved ones, and we are honored to take part."
The contributions of St. Jude supporters enable the hospital to treat the toughest cases of childhood cancer, with some of the best outcomes in the world. Best of all, no family ever pays St. Jude for anything. St. Jude has literally changed the way the world treats childhood cancer and has helped push overall survival rates from 20 to 80 percent since the hospital opened in 1962. St. Jude freely shares its research discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere, so that one child saved at St. Jude means thousands more saved around the world.
"'Your child has cancer' may be the four scariest, most devastating words a parent could ever hear, and they mark the beginning of one of the most daunting battles children and their families could ever face," said Richard Shadyac Jr., CEO of ALSAC/St. Jude. "St. Jude has made incredible progress in the fight against pediatric cancer, but it's a fight that wages on. We are blessed to have allies like The V Foundation, ESPN and the NBA in arming our doctors and scientists with the resources they need, introducing more people to our lifesaving work and inviting them to join us in our mission."
Fans will have the opportunity to support the pediatric cancer awareness campaign in a variety of ways, including donating at www.stjude.org/hoops or www.jimmyv.org/nba, or donating $10 by texting HOPE to 50333 or JIMMYV to 80888 (message and data rates may apply).
Schedule of Nationally Televised NBA Games: Feb. 24 – March 4 (EDT)
Sun., 2/24
MEM @ BKN; 7pm/ESPN
Sun., 2/24
CHI @ OKC; 9:30pm/ESPN
Mon., 2/25
BOS @ UTA; 9pm/NBATV
Tues., 2/26
Wed., 2/27
GSW @ NYK; 8pm/ESPN
Wed., 2/27
DEN @ POR; 10:30pm/ESPN
Thurs., 2/28
MIN @ LAL; 10:30pm/TNT
Fri., 3/1
MEM @ MIA; 8pm/ESPN
Fri., 3/1
OKC @ DEN; 10:30pm/ESPN
Sat., 3/2
GSW @ PHI; 7pm/NBATV
Sat., 3/2
MIN @ POR; 10pm/NBATV
Sun., 3/3
CHI @ IND; 8pm/ESPN
Mon., 3/4
MIA @ MIN; 8pm/NBATV
Schedule of Nationally Broadcast NBA Games on ESPN Radio: Feb. 24 – March 3 (EDT)
Sun., 2/24
LAL @ DAL; 1pm/ESPN Radio
Thurs., 2/28
PHI @CHI; 8pm/ESPN Radio
Sun., 3/3
MIA @ NYC; 1pm/ESPN Radio
Sun., 3/3
OKC @ LAC; 3:30pm/ESPN Radio
About NBA Cares
NBA Cares is the league's social responsibility initiative that builds on the NBA's long tradition of addressing important social issues in the United States and around the world. Through this umbrella program, the NBA, its teams and players have donated than $210 million to charity, completed more than 2.3 million hours of hands-on community service, and created more than 760 places where kids and families can live, learn, or play, in 24 countries or territories on five continents. NBA Cares works with internationally recognized youth-serving programs that support education, youth and family development, and health-related causes, including: KaBOOM!, Special Olympics, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, UNICEF, the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis.
About St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Since opening 50 years ago, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital has changed the way the world treats childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. No family ever pays St. Jude for the care their child receives and, for every child treated here, thousands more have been saved worldwide through St. Jude discoveries. The hospital has played a pivotal role in pushing U.S. pediatric cancer survival rates from 20 to 80 percent overall, and is the first and only National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center devoted to children. It is also a leader in the research and treatment of blood disorders and infectious diseases in children. St. Jude was founded by the late entertainer Danny Thomas, who believed that no child should die in the dawn of life. Join that mission by visiting stjude.org or following us on facebook.com/stjude and twitter.com/stjude.
About The V Foundation
The V Foundation for Cancer Research was founded in 1993 by ESPN and the late Jim Valvano, legendary North Carolina State basketball coach and ESPN commentator. Since 1993, The Foundation has funded more than $100 million in cancer research grants nationwide. It awards 100 percent of all direct cash donations and net proceeds of events directly to cancer research and related programs. Administrative and fundraising expenses are paid by their endowment. The Foundation distributes grants through a competitive awards process strictly supervised by a Scientific Advisory Board. For more information on The V Foundation or to make a donation, please visit www.jimmyv.org.
About Team ESPN
Team ESPN, the corporate outreach program of ESPN, encompasses ESPN's multi-faceted community relations initiatives, including volunteerism, corporate giving and cause marketing, while utilizing its diverse media assets. Through Team ESPN, ESPN employees and fans join together to make a difference in the communities in which we work. Its slogan is "Fans Helping Fans."® www.teamespn.com.
SOURCE St. Jude Children's Research Hospital


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On June 19, 2012, I was severely injured in an accident. I fell approximately 25 feet from a barn roof when the boards I was standing on gave way. I was lucky in the fact that a friend was there to make the call for help and responded to the accident like a professional. The Trimble County EMS and the Air Methods crew responded quickly and did an outstanding job in getting me to the hospital for proper medical care.
I am writing to request nominations for the Bedford Rotary Club Citizen of the year award.
Each year the Bedford Rotary Club looks for citizens of Trimble County that have "made a difference".
JCTC Trimble County Adult Education held a year end semester party on June 14, 2012.
Thanks to our generous community, many prizes were earned by our students. We would like to thank all of the following individuals and businesses for donations:
Bedford Hardware Plus
Bedford Stop-n-Go
Subway of Bedford
Trimble County Farm Bureau
Little Town-n-Country
Country Collectibles
On Friday, June 22, 2012, Shelby Energy had their first contested election for a Board of Directors' election in their 75 year history. I was not successful in my attempt to be elected to the District III (Carroll and Trimble County) seat.
As you are reading this it has been over four weeks since Trimble County Fiscal Court approved the first reading of a "tighter" budget for 2012-13. It seems quite convenient that Judge Stevens announces his resignation two weeks later. His resignation made the paper, why didn't the budget reading?
It appears Mr. Stevens is going on to bigger and better things and we the people of Trimble County are in need of new leadership. With no disrespect to the other members of the fiscal court, I, for one, would think that the person to replace Mr. Stevens would be able to have a vision to enhance the future of our county. I always thought that my very best friend, Dicky Webster, that has passed on was the best magistrate this county ever had until now.
The Trimble County Middle School and High School Band Program and the Trimble County Bank Boosters would like to thank all the wonderful businesses and individuals who so kindly supported our annual Spaghetti Supper fundraiser on May 24 through their extreme generosity of prizes for our raffle. The fundraiser was a huge success and we appreciate the support for our young musicians from our great community! A big thank you also to everyone who bought a raffle ticket or came and purchased a Spaghetti Dinner. We hope to see you again next year!
Last year, my husband and I joined the Apple Festival Committee as volunteers to help put on the annual festival in September. I can truly say we had a very rewarding experience in seeing the festival come together for the enjoyment of our community and visitors alike. At best count, there were over 5,000 people who delighted in the festivities; including contests, arts and crafts vendors, music, food, activities for children, an antique tractor show, and of course, the beautiful handmade quilts!!!
The first contested election for a position on the Shelby Energy Cooperative Board of Directors will happen this year at the 75th Annual Meeting.
You may wonder why someone would challenge the incumbent director representing Trimble and Carroll counties? Because as a member-owner, I believe that the Board of Directors' meetings should be open to the owner-members and that our energy should be clean, affordable and efficient.
It is the time of year again for Crusade For Children roadblocks in the county. It is, however, with great regret and heavy hearts that the Milton Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department will not be doing a roadblock this year.
Our members enjoy doing this detail every year, so this was a very difficult decision for them. But, with work ongoing on the Milton-Madison Bridge and traffic flow uncertain because of that, our main concern must be with the safety of our firefighters and the traveling public.
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The Carambola, also called Star Fruit, is a small to medium sized tree that produces a juicy tropical fruit. The flavor combines those of the apple, grape and citrus and is crisp in texture. The fruit can be eaten fresh and is often used in salads and as a garnish due to its unique star shape.
When selecting a Star Fruit be sure it is fully yellow then allow to ripen on your counter until the fruit becomes golden and the ribs begin to brown. Some of the common varieties of Carambola include: King, Bell, Sri Kembangan, Arkin, and Fwang Tung. Once your Star Fruit is mature it is capable of producing up to 200 pounds of fruit a year.
TIPS for Growing Starfruit:
- Temperature: Thrive in subtropical and tropical climates. Zone 10 to 11, but can be grown in zone 9 with protection from frost. Older trees are more tolerant of frost, but growth stops at 55 to 60 degrees and prolonged exposure to temperatures below freezing could kill the tree.
- Best Dooryard Varieties: Arkin is the most commonly grown variety due to it sweeter flavor.
- Avg. Height and Width: Varies with the variety, but Carambola trees range from about 12 to 30 feet tall. They are a smaller tree perfect for the average homeowner's yard.
- Native Range: Native to Malaysia, Indonesia and Southern China. Commercial production now occurs in Hawaii, Florida and other tropical regions of the world.
- Fertilize: 4 to 5 times a year with balanced liquid fertilizer or use a slow release granular fertilizer several times during the growing season.
- Water: Star Fruit does well with regular watering. Additional watering is not needed during the rainy season.
- Plant in full sun. Trees will do better in an area that is protected or sheltered from the wind.
- Soil: Carambola are not too particular of soil of types, but grow faster and produce more fruit in a soil with more organic matter. Needs good drainage and does not like wet feet.
We currently have the Arkin variety for sale in the Garden Shoppe and grow the Arkin and Fwang Tung varieties on the grounds of the Estates.
Visit the Edison & Ford Winter Estates Garden Shoppe to see some of the varieties we have available. The horticulture staff is available to assist you and to answer any further questions you may have.


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Idris Elba Welcomes Baby Boy Winston with Girlfriend Naiyana Garth!
Idris Elba and his girlfriend Naiyana Garth have just welcomed a beautiful baby boy named Winston Elba into the world!
"My Son Winston Elba was born yesterday," the 41-year-old actor shared on his Twitter account on Friday (April 18), along with a picture of the newborn baby and his hands. "Truly Amazing :-)"
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Idris Elba
This is Idris and Naiyana's first child together, he is also a father to daughter Isan, from a previous relationship.
Congratulations to the happy couple on the wonderful new addition!


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The History Of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Video)
The holiday honoring the memory of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. is celebrated on every third Monday in January, but how did it originate?
According to this article, the movement to create the federal holiday began the year MLK was assassinated: 1968. Four days after he was killed by James Earl Ray at a motel in Memphis, Tenn. on April 4, Democratic Congressman John Conyers of Michigan introduced legislation to create the federal holiday. Even though the bill stalled, six million people supported Rep. Conyers' efforts by signing a petition and submitting it to Congress.
Before it became the national holiday we now know it to be, MLK Day first started as a state holiday in Illinois in 1973. It then took another 10 years for Congress to pass the holiday legislation, after Democratic Rep. Shirley Chisholm of New York helped Rep. Conyers resubmit the bill, and public pressure for the holiday grew during civil rights marches in Washington 1982 and 1983. Republican President Ronald Reagan signed the bill in 1983, and the federal MLK holiday went into effect in 1986.
But it wasn't originally planned for MLK Day to be celebrated on the third Monday of January each year. Originally, organizers were hoping for the holiday to be on MLK's birthday, January 15. But many felt that was too close to Christmas and New Year's, and needing as little opposition to the law as possible, organizers compromised.
In Lafayette, three days of activities, including the MLK Parade at 3 p.m. on Sunday, which goes from the Clifton Chenier Center on Willow Street to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Parkway, lead up to the holiday.
According to The Advocate, on Monday, things will kick off at 8:30 a.m. at the MLK Recreation Center with a flag-raising ceremony. After opening activities and a prayer breakfast at 8:45 a.m., there will be education/cultural activities for young people, as well as health screenings, booths and exhibitions from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The late Nelson Mandela will also be remembered during the event.
Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for equality for African-Americans by organizing peaceful protests and marches that, unfortunately, were met with hatred and racism. It was largely because of his leadership in such a trying time that important legislation such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 came about and that he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.
To watch MLK's famous "I Have A Dream" speech, given on August 28, 1963, WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW:


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2nd NatWest ODI - Bristol - Bangladesh Innings Bangladesh score a competitive 236 - 7 in the 2nd NatWest ODI at Bristol.
1st NatWest ODI - Trent Bridge - England Innings England successfully chase 251 to win in the 1st ODI v Bangladesh at Trent Bridge
1st NatWest ODI - Trent Bridge - Bangladesh Innings Bangladesh win the toss and score 250 at Trent Bridge
Afridi delighted Pakistan beat Australia by 11 runs in the second MCC Spirit of Cricket Twenty20 international at Edgbaston to wrap up a 2-0 series triumph
5th NatWest ODI - Lord's - Australia Innings After a slow start, Australia motored to 277 for seven with Hussey and Marsh starring
5th NatWest ODI - Lord's - England innings England fell short chasing 278 despite Paul Collingwood's excellent 95
Hove glory goes to NZ The White Ferns took the NatWest International T20 Series 2-1 with victory in the decisive match at Hove
Kiwis level T20 series New Zealand beat England in NatWest Women's International T20 Series at the Rose Bowl
4th NatWest Series ODI - The Brit Insurance Oval - England Innings England were set 291 to win, and with the chance to become 2nd in the world at one day cricket there was still plenty to play for.
4th NatWest ODI - The Brit Insurance Oval - Australian Innings England won the toss and put the Australians into bat, who went on to score 290 - 5.
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BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - From LSU Sports
BATON ROUGE, La. -- LSU (5-0) scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to earn a walk-off victory by a score of 6-5 over BYU (2-3) Thursday night at Alex Box Stadium.
In the bottom of the ninth inning, third baseman Christian Ibarra tied the game at 5-5 with a one-out, solo home run over the left field wall.
After a walk to Chris Sciambra and singles from Mark Laird and Alex Bregman, outfielder Raph Rhymes delivered a bases-loaded, walk-off single to clinch the win.
The Tigers will return to the field Friday as they take on Southeastern Louisiana (3-1) at Alex Box Stadium. First pitch is set for 7 p.m. on Cox Sports Television and on LSU Sports Radio Network affiliates (98.1 FM in Baton Rouge).
"This game was really a grind from the beginning," said LSU coach Paul Mainieri, "but I'm extremely proud of our players for earning the win against a very solid BYU club. We fell behind early, battled back, and fell behind again but our players never doubted themselves. It's much nicer to be on the positive end of a game like this. We're pleased to win tonight, but we realize there are areas in which we need to improve."
LSU took an early 1-0 lead in the second inning Thursday with a solo home run from first baseman Mason Katz, his first dinger of the season.
BYU quickly answered in the third inning with four runs of their own, including a three-run home run from centerfielder Jaycob Brugman, giving the Cougars a 4-1 advantage.
The Tigers pulled closer in the third inning with a two-RBI double from second baseman JaCoby Jones to cut the BYU lead to 4-3.
In the bottom of the seventh, Bregman hit a high fly ball to shallow right that fell just inside the foul line, tying the game at 4-4. But BYU would rebound again and regain the lead with another RBI hit from Brugman in the top of the eighth.
Right-hander Joey Bourgeois (1-0), who was credited with the win, struck out the side in the top of the ninth inning, propelling the Tigers to the ninth-inning magic.
BYU closer Matt Milke (0-1) was charged with the loss as he allowed the winning runs in the ninth.
LSU starter Aaron Nola gave up four runs but struck out six throughout his six innings of work.
LSU outfielder Mark Laird had another solid night at the plate going 4-for-5, while Ibarra finished 2-for-3 including the game-tying home run in the bottom of the ninth.


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CHICAGO -- For those who believe in worrisome parts of football schedules, and trap games, and the pendulum of emotion that is the result of those forces, the Eagles' game against the Chicago Bears was proof positive. It looked like a bad spot coming into the game and it was: Bears 31, Eagles 26.
Everbody knew the deal. The Eagles had just played three emotional games in succession, including two within the NFC East, and won them all. They are in the middle of an odd stretch: Monday night, Sunday night, Sunday afternoon, then Thursday night upcoming against Houston. This looked like trouble all along. And it was.
For the people who calmed their concerns with this mantra -- "But it's Jay Cutler playing for the Bears" -- it turned out that Cutler played about as well as people around here have seen him play. He did it against an Eagles defense that was missing injured cornerback Asante Samuel, and it really showed. Anybody who can doubt Samuel's value to this defense should be forced to watch a tape of this one on a continuous loop. Without Samuel, both sides of the field were suddenly open for attack, and Cutler did just fine, thanks: 14 for 21 for 247 yards and 4 touchdowns.
On the other side of the ball, Eagles quarterback Michael Vick was beaten up for the second consecutive week, and there were long stretches where he looked pretty ordinary under the Chicago assault. On a day when very few Eagles people played well, Vick was still good (but no better than that). He missed some throws, he seemed very reluctant to throw the ball at other times, and at least twice, he was chased down from behind by Chicago defense end Julius Peppers on scrambles out of the pocket.
For the day, Vick's numbers -- which were kind of padded in the fourth quarter when the Bears were thrilled to see him throwing underneath while trailing by two scores -- wen like this: 29 for 44 for 333 yards, two touchdowns and one interception.
The game turned radically right before the end of the first half. The Eagles were on the Bears' 4-yard line, trailing by 14-13, when Vick's pass into the end zone, intended for Jeremy Maclin, was tipped in the backfield by Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris, intercepted by safety Chris Harris, and returned to the Bears' 37 yard line. Six plays later, the Bears scored on a 6-yard pass from Cutler to wide receiver Earl Bennett.
What could have been a 20-14 Eagles lead was instead a 21-13 deficit. And when the Bears took the opening kickoff and Devin Hester returned it 46 yards...and then Hester got 34 more yards on a catch-and-run play...and then Cutler hit tight end Greg Olsen with a 9-yard touchdown over the outstretched hands of cornerback Dmitri Patterson, the rout was on.
To their credit, the Eagles did hang in. Again, playing against a team willing to trade yards for time, they moved the ball and, with 1:48 to go, a touchdown pass to tight end Brent Celek, caught in the midst of a crowd, brought the Eagles back to 31-26. It was kind of deceiving, though. And when the ensuing onsides kick failed, it was all over but the pushing and shoving that continued until the end.


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1. Re: DQ67OW Class B, Bios 51, Random Immediate Shutdowns or Video Corruptionlaoistom Jun 3, 2011 3:27 AM (in response to laoistom)
I've gotten what I believe to be a workaround. If you disable EIST and C-State's in the BIOS the system seems to become stable. I can't say that this is actually a fix or a proper workarond. All I can say is that the PC's haven't so much as twitched since I changed those settings.
If anyone else runs into a similar issue can you try this and let me know if you get the same results as me.
2. Re: DQ67OW Class B, Bios 51, Random Immediate Shutdowns or Video Corruptionskwok Nov 8, 2011 10:01 AM (in response to laoistom)
I am having exactly the same issue.
I first noticed this issue when I used the default Intel driver install from the CD that came with the board. The problem was severe, the entire screen would flicker to black and come back. After a few times doing this, the system would reboot within 30 seconds of coming up. I know the memory is good, as I had used it on a prior system for some time and know it was stable (I upgraded that system to 8gb and took the 4gb and stuck it in this system immediately prior and that system, a Intel PW55B was perfectly fine)
I have installed the latest BIOS and video drivers with and it decreased the frequency of the reboots, from immediate every time within 30 seconds, to randomly every few minutes to an hour where the screen has a dark diagonal line about 1" wide goes across the whole screen left to right at a slight 20 degree angle.
This problem does not occur at all in SAFE mode at all, which tends to lead me to believe it is software related. Not one flicker or reboot while I am using the problem computer to type this.
3. Re: DQ67OW Class B, Bios 51, Random Immediate Shutdowns or Video Corruptionskwok Nov 9, 2011 1:11 PM (in response to laoistom)
Turning off the Intel Speedstep and C5 power state seems to have fixed the issue, though we give up the Speedstep capability of the processor for stability!
4. Re: DQ67OW Class B, Bios 51, Random Immediate Shutdowns or Video Corruptionivanu_intel Feb 20, 2014 9:00 AM (in response to laoistom)
I have a similar problem and I have not been able to solve this issue.
About two years ago our primary system builds were based off of the DQ67SW and the DQ67OW desktop boards. About a year or so after they were built we started seeing a few of these system having an issue were they would simply shut off during usage. No warning no blue screen just shut off.
Replacing the system board has been the only way we have been able to solve this issue.
Now, I have an epidemic of these systems doing the same thing. All of these systems were built within a 15 or so month period and all of them are the DQ67SW or DQ67OW system boards. It has been a hit or misses
whether or not the boards returned from Intel would suffer this same issue. I literally have hundreds of these systems now showing up with this same issue. Friday of last week I had a single business customer bring me 4 systems all with the same issue and he told me that he had more. I had two replacement boards in
our inventory that already have been RMA'ed for this same issue. Both still suffered a random power failure issue. We have tested all of the other components in the system and still the system board is the faulting part. A new behavior issue was discovered on Monday shed some light on the subject. I replaced the system board and ran a burn in test for 6 hours on one of the above mentioned computers. The system was then returned to the customer. Once the customer put the system back in it failed to stay up long enough to log in.
I was confused as I just ran the system for 6 hours. After a little experimenting I discovered that the
colder the room is the more likely or more often it power off. I also discovered that if I dropped the temperature of the board down to 45 degrees F it would fail to power on at all. Being somewhat of a geek I decided to do some more experiments. I took every DQ67OW and DQ67SW system I could get a hold of and performed this test in a controlled environment.
With nine systems in total I was able with the exception of one to get them to fail to power on by dropping the temp of the boards between 40 and 45 degrees. This is after I tested each one before chilling them. Every
system powered on successfully just before I chilled the system boards. Just as a matter of clarification I only chilled the board and no other component. Using a laser thermometer I was able to determine that most of these systems would start to power on at between 55 and 60 degrees. How I discovered this anomaly is that one of the system was delivered VIA motorcycle in the cold weather. I also discovered that this particular system was placed in a part of the building that was without heat. All nine systems experienced more frequent
power failure if the ambient room was around 60 degrees. There is about 8 month's period between the build time on all nine systems.
I also tested the theory that in a hotter environment if it would run more stably. In almost all nine cases the system experienced less power failure if the room temp was higher the 75 or 80. I have spent countless
hours trying new processors, power supplies, and memory. I have also eliminated
the chassis as being the culprit by building the system out on the counter without a chassis. We probably sold 1200 of these systems over a 15 or so month period. Not every system is doing this but I have reports from our techs and our customers starting to pile up quick. we are getting more DQ67OW boards
doing this than the SW.
I have escalated this with Intel but no results yet, if
somebody has a workaround for this issue please let me know.
5. Re: DQ67OW Class B, Bios 51, Random Immediate Shutdowns or Video Corruptionsylvia_intel Feb 21, 2014 12:13 PM (in response to ivanu_intel)
Manfred1, I am sorry to hear you are having problems with all these motherboards. Would you please send me a private message with the Intel service ticket for the escalation?
In addition to that Manfred1, please let me know the following information of at least 2 systems:
- Motherboard AA#
- Current BIOS version:
- Processor:
- Memory


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'Batman Vs. Superman' Movie Given Official Title: 'Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice'!
Warner Bros. has just announced that the upcoming Batman vs. Superman has just been given a full title: Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Variety reports!
The flick stars Ben Affleck as Batman and Henry Cavill as Superman. Also starring in the Zack Snyder film are Gal Gadot as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman, Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne, Diane Lane, Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, Jeremy Irons as Alfred, and Holly Hunter.
The plot details are unknown, and the film won't be out for another two years on May 6, 2016! A new logo was also just added. Check it out!
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Jun 30, 2010 at 9:46 pm
Hey Brian!!! Glad you found me on Motortopia! Thanks for coming out to Firebird Fest!
May 3, 2009 at 9:48 pm
Very Nice Garage! Love those '76 Formulas!!
Jan 24, 2009 at 3:01 pm
I've always admired your father's collection, from the first time I drove by your house on the way to taking my daughter to a field hockey game at Menchville HS. You guys have some great looking birds (especially that Formula)!!


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Whitesnake drummer Brian Tichy has broken his collarbone in a mountain biking accident. Hopefully he'll be well enough to perform at the monster Bonzo Bash NAMM Jamm 2014 in Anaheim, California later this month.
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Bollig, 25, made his National Hockey League debut during the 2011-12 campaign, appearing in 18 regular-season contests and four Stanley Cup Playoffs games with the Blackhawks, and netting the first goal of his NHL career in Game 2 of the 2012 Western Conference Quarterfinals against Phoenix. The St. Charles, Mo., native registered a career-high nine points (3G, 6A) in 53 regular-season tilts with the American Hockey League's Rockford IceHogs this year, and has notched 15 points (8G, 7A) and 285 penalty minutes in 111 career games over parts of three AHL seasons with the IceHogs (2009-12).
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After dropping the first two against No. 16 Miami, the 23rd-ranked Gators salvaged a 6-4 win in the series finale Sunday.
CORAL GABLES — The Florida baseball team went into the weekend winners of 13 of its last 14 against Miami, but the Gators found themselves in danger of getting swept by the Hurricanes for the first time since 2009.
After dropping the first two against No. 16 Miami, the 23rd-ranked Gators salvaged a 6-4 win in the series finale Sunday by scoring four runs in the first inning and using seven pitchers to hold on.
Starter Karsten Whitson, recovering from missing all of 2013 with shoulder surgery on his throwing arm, went the first three innings, giving up two earned runs on three hits and 54 pitches.
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"We told the players before the game the mark of a gritty team is get out with a win, no matter how we have to do it," Florida coach Kevin O'Sullivan said. "Our strength is our depth and we're going to go with the percentages."
Earning a win against a rival on the road after falling behind 2-0 in the series and facing a tough left-hander in UM starter Andrew Suarez is something the team can build off of.
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Richie Martin led the game off with a double down the right-field line. Taylor Gushue drove him in with a single. Then freshman first baseman Peter Alonso tripled and catcher Braden Mattson doubled — each driving in a run. Mattson was later driven in by a Ryan Larson single.
After giving up three runs in two innings in his first Sunday start, a no-decision against Maryland last week, Whitson is slowly feeling himself return to form.
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(CNN) -- It hurts me to say this, but I bet when I say "Kim," you know the last name.
Our world is no longer run by bankers and brokers but by public relations people who will do anything to keep certain names in (or out) of the news. If they are not trained psychologists, they sure act like them; they know how to get our interest even when we absolutely do not want to give it.
And so into this vortex of extreme public relations savvy comes Kim K, one of the people who is "famous for being famous." How did she do it? By flaunting her vapid lifestyle, her great body and good looks and her money.
Of course America idolizes her. But as it turns out, not nearly so much as she idolizes herself.
Kim is putting together a big book of selfies called "Selfish." She said she was assembling sexy pictures of herself from a trip to Southeast Asia for a book to give to her newish husband, Kanye West, on Valentine's Day. But then the thought occurred to her -- why wouldn't everyone want one?
Normal people would find a 352-page compilation of selfies in bad taste. But in truth we recognize the basic instinct: It's hard to resist walking by a mirror and not having one of two reactions -- to look or, at all costs, to avoid looking.
Unlike Kim K, the Queen of Narcissism, most of us have a more ambivalent relationship to our own image. We look at pictures of ourselves and more often than not, cringe. If it's a flattering picture, we save it for our Facebook page or give it to our partner. But few of us, even few movie stars, want to create books of how glorious we look.
Yes we all are mini-narcissists, but most of us have a sense of our flaws and the limits of how much time we should spend on adoringly looking at our own image. Kim K is a lesson in how extreme it can get when you are a canny self-promoter: You just love yourself so much 24/7.
If you, like me, is relieved at the disappearance of Paris Hilton from the front pages and are not a fan of pathological narcissism, you know we should ignore Kim K and shun falling into her PR trap.
But the fact that she has an esteemed publisher and that the editors there must think this book will sell well presents a serious issue: Why are young women entranced with this woman? (I understand why young men would be.) But young girls who are easily impressionable and hooked by hype may be enchanted with the ease with which she seems to float through life and take on her "struggles" (Which brand name shall I buy? Which mini-feud will I rage about?) as ones they would rather have than the ones they have in real life.
They envy her. The fact is that the Kardashians have gained traction in their lives. They have built an empire and no one can deny she and her posse have figured out how to make a fortune based on her brand. Kim K won't be around forever. But is it some failure of feminism among the young that allows this kind of person to be a star?
I remember the icons of my day: Janis Joplin -- a wild woman, a maverick and a massive talent (though, sadly an addict as well). There's Gloria Steinem, a woman who was mission driven. And while perhaps she had extra press attention because she was good-looking, it was her feminist theory, her amazing verbal ability and her mentoring of others that made her someone to follow and emulate. These were women who deserved to be famous. Even Madonna, embellished by PR but not created by it, had (and has) talent, and a provocative message about sexuality.
Kim K, like Paris Hilton, is just about as thin as their photographs. They want our love and money and they hope to achieve it by showing how much love and money they have already.
So wouldn't it be great if Kim K's selfie book sat moldering in book stores and on Amazon? That would reassure me about the soul of modern girls and young women. I wouldn't blame anyone for paging through it. It's a little like a car wreck -- awful, but hard to totally avoid looking at. But buying the book is another thing altogether.
Instead of sending Kim K to the bank, let's encourage her to go to a really good therapist. This kind of narcissism needs to be treated, not celebrated.
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In this lecture, we continue the discussion of Fluorescence. Examples of results are shown from the fluorescent dyes and how they may be used from a fluorescent microscope. Getting results and images from Fluorescence Scanners are then discussed next. The laser is focused down on a point in the sensor and that point will give off light that can be detected. Then, we move on to the applications of homogeneous assays which are the same surface type the whole time (not half liquid and then half solid), but can only be performed for a small subset of assays. The fluorescence dyes can be placed on this or a heterogeneous assay which has one or both of the assay components immobilized on a sort of solid surface. The interaction occurs on the surface of the solid phase. The dyes are like antennas and when an electric field for a photon of light propagates, electrons are excited and the dye will light up. However, it depends on the direction of the propagation and polarization. With fluorescence polarization, the dye molecule will most strongly absorb light whose vector is parallel to the long axis of the molecule. The molecules have a preferred direction of physical orientation that may result in the polarized filter not becoming absorbed. If the dye molecule is attached to the protein, only the dye molecule oriented parallel to the Electric field of the incident light will be excited. It must also be stated that there is a time delay between the excitation and emission. When measuring polarization it is between 0 and 1, if we have high viscosity or volume, the molecule will rotate more slowly. Then, an example of a polarized fluorescence sensor is shown.
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In addition to fabricating devices, our group is also focused on the design, prototyping, and testing of biosensor instrumentation for high sensitivity, portability, and resolution. Advanced instruments enable high resolution imaging of biochemical and cellular interactions with the ability to monitor images of biochemical interactions as a function of time. Using the sensors and instrumentation, we are exploring new applications for optical biosensor technology including protein microarrays, biosensor/mass spectrometry systems, and microfluidics-based assays using nanoliter quantities of reagents. The methods and systems developed in the laboratory are applied in the fields of life science research, drug discovery, diagnostic testing, and environmental monitoring. -From Professor Cunningham's Faculty Profile
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Moonlighting as the Crew's radio analyst, Ohio State men's soccer Head Coach John Bluem has seen plenty of memorable moments during his seven seasons in the broadcast booth. Perhaps nothing has made Bluem prouder than seeing two of his former Buckeyes -- and Columbus natives -- Konrad Warzycha and Matt Lampson in the Black & Gold's starting lineup last Sunday against the Portland Timbers.
The Crew's 1-0 victory will not only be remembered for the Black & Gold snapping the Timbers' 15-match unbeaten streak, but also for Warzycha's first professional start and Lampson's first-career shutout.
"To see some of your former players that have moved on to play professionally, it's exciting," Bluem said. "It's fun and very rewarding. Of course, you feel really happy for the guys: Konrad in his first start and Lampson earning his first start of the year and first shutout."
Warzycha and Lampson are just two of the many players in Bluem's time at Ohio State to make the jump to the professional ranks. When English Championship side Wigan Athletic visits Crew Stadium on Saturday, the former Buckeyes will be joined on the field by fellow Ohio State product Roger Espinoza.
After leading the Scarlet and Gray to the 2007 College Cup Final in his only season in Columbus, Espinoza was drafted by Sporting Kansas City and then went on to feature in the 2010 FIFA World Cup and 2012 Summer Olympics with Honduras. Most recently, Espinoza lifted the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup and FA Cup within nine months of each other.
The Honduran's success, coupled with the progress Warzycha and Lampson have shown in MLS, is something that the former Buckeyes hope will grow the Ohio State men's soccer program.
"It means a lot for us Ohio State guys just to see how far the program has come," Warzycha said after the Crew's training session on Thursday. "We made it to the National Championship, won a couple of Big Ten titles -- the next step in getting recruiting going and the Ohio State name out there is to have guys playing professionally. To have three guys on the field on Saturday, especially being here in Columbus, it will be huge."
Added Lampson: "Just to be a product of the university, it's a very big thing to be proud of. We all had very good careers at Ohio State and we're very proud of the program we came from. We want really big things for that program. Konrad and Roger accomplished a lot getting to the National Final.
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After years of competition and numerous world titles to his credit, the travel and hours of practice haven't changed Brady Ellison's basic down-to-earth character. He is at heart a well-rounded country boy with a love of wild country.
Ellison started competing in the Junior Olympic Archery Development Program while growing up in Payson, Ariz. Now this young archer is aiming for Olympic gold in London when archery competition begins Friday.
Currently, Ellison is ranked No. 1 in the world and is the odds-on favorite to win Olympic gold. Last year, Ellison won gold at three World Cup events as well as the World Cup Final and the Olympic test event. In fact, in 2011, he won 35 of the 37 world ranking events he entered.
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While Brady exudes confidence and strives to be the best archer since the fabled Robin Hood, those who know him routinely say he is down to earth and gives back to the community in more ways than one.
Ellison has worked with the Wounded Warrior Project and has donated money from appearances to that worthy effort. He routinely donates to the Susan G. Komen Shoot for the Cure cancer foundation as well.
Ellison committed to donating a minimum of $100 for every podium finish this past year, beginning with the Arizona Cup.
"I will also pledge $1 dollar for every X and 10 that I score during the qualification rounds of these tournaments," he said. "Some of my sponsors have agreed to match my podium finish donations. I feel that it is important to step out of your comfort zone and step up for others. I hope that people will join with me and pledge their support as I Shoot for The Cure."
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$ euler No Project Euler files found in the current directory. Generate file for problem 1? [Y/n]: Y Successfully created "001.py". $ cat 001.py """ Project Euler Problem 1 ======================= If we list all the natural numbers below 10 that are multiples of 3 or 5, we get 3, 5, 6 and 9. The sum of these multiples is 23. Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000. """
At this point, you can open up your editor of choice and code up a solution to the problem, making sure to print() the output. Once you feel that you've solved the problem, run the euler command again to verify your solution is correct. If the answer is correct, the solution will be printed in green and the script will ask to generate the next problem file. If incorrect, the solution will be printed in red instead. Additionally, the time elapsed during the solution-checking process will also be printed.
$ euler Checking "001.py" against solution: [no output] # (output in red) $ echo print 42 >> 001.py $ euler Checking "001.py" against solution: 42 # (output in green) Generate file for problem 2? [Y/n]: Y Successfully created "002.py".
EulerPy also has a few command line options that act as different commands (use euler --help to see a summary of all the options).
--cheat / -c
The --cheat option will print the answer to a problem after prompting the user to ensure that they want to see it. If no problem argument is given, it will print the answer to the problem that they are currently working on.
$ euler --cheat View answer to problem 2? [y/N]: Y The answer to problem 2 is <redacted>. $ euler --cheat 100 View answer to problem 100? [y/N]: Y The answer to problem 100 is <redacted>.
--generate / -g
The --generate option will create a Python file for the given problem number. If no problem number is given, it will overwrite the most recent problem with a file containing only the problem docstring (after prompting the user).
$ euler --generate Generate file for problem 2? [Y/n]: Y "002.py" already exists. Overwrite? [y/N]: Successfully created "002.py". $ euler --generate 5 Generate file for problem 5? [Y/n]: n Aborted!
euler <problem> is equivalent to euler --generate <problem> if the file does not exist.
$ cat 005.py cat: 005.py: No such file or directory $ euler 5 Generate file for problem 5? [Y/n]: n Aborted!
--preview / -p
The --preview option will print the text of a given problem to the terminal; if no problem number is given, it will print the next problem instead.
$ euler --preview Project Euler Problem 3 The prime factors of 13195 are 5, 7, 13 and 29. What is the largest prime factor of the number 600851475143? $ euler --preview 5 Project Euler Problem 5 2520 is the smallest number that can be divided by each of the numbers from 1 to 10 without any remainder. What is the smallest number that is evenly divisible by all of the numbers from 1 to 20?
--skip / -s
The --skip option will prompt the user to "skip" to the next problem. As of EulerPy v1.1, it will also append a "skipped" suffix to the skipped problem file.
$ euler --skip Current problem is problem 2. Generate file for problem 3? [y/N]: Y Successfully created "003.py". Renamed "002.py" to "002-skipped.py".
--verify / -v
The --verify option will check whether a given problem file outputs the correct solution to the problem. If no problem number is given, it will check the current problem.
$ euler --verify Checking "003.py" against solution: [no output] # (output in red) $ euler --verify 1 Checking "001.py" against solution: <redacted> # (output in green)
As of EulerPy v1.1, verifying a skipped problem file will remove the "skipped" suffix from its filename.
$ euler --verify 1 Checking "001-skipped.py" against solution: <redcated> Renamed "001-skipped.py" to "001.py".
euler <problem> is equivalent to euler --verify <problem> if the file does exist.
$ cat 001.py """ Project Euler Problem 1 ======================= If we list all the natural numbers below 10 that are multiples of 3 or 5, we get 3, 5, 6 and 9. The sum of these multiples is 23. Find the sum of all the multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000. """ $ euler 1 Checking "001.py" against solution: <redacted>
The --verify-all option was added in EulerPy v1.1. It essentially runs --verify on all the problem files it can find in the current directory, but also prints an overview of all of the problems in the directory. Note that if the verification encounters a KeyboardInterrupt exception, it will skip the verification of that specific file. This allows for the ability to skip verifying some files but not others, in the case that some solutions are taking too long to compute.
$ euler --verify-all Checking "001.py" against solution: <redacted> Checking "002.py" against solution: [no output] --------------------------------------------------------------- C = correct, I = incorrect, E = error, S = skipped, . = missing Problems 001-020: C I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
This option should be run after upgrading to v1.1 from EulerPy v1.0, as it will automatically rename any problems that have been skipped using --skip, making them easy to distinguish from those that have been correctly solved.
See CONTRIBUTING.rst.
The text for the problems in problems.txt were derived from Kyle Keen's Local Euler project, and the solutions in solutions.txt were derived from the projecteuler-solutions wiki.
See this blog post for insight into the development process.
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|2013-01-02, 18:27
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Moderate Haruhiist
Churchills obviously do better in maps where you don't have to do a lot of cross-country moving. Or climb hills.
Interesting discovery we had yesterday while I was platooning with Atsuki and Homuhomu: while using my ELC, it usually bumps their tanks (a Centurion I and a IS 8) to the top of the list, but if I use one of my tier VIIs (Panther, Tiger), I usually just end up at the bottom of the list.
Speaking of the ELC, I've found that as long as I resist the urge to WAAAAAAAAAGH MUST GO FASTA it's very devastating as a support tank. Managed to take out a Lowe and an IS for example during one match.
|2013-01-02, 18:59
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Join Date: Mar 2011
The bad thing about credit making, is that in every patch WG has decreased the quantity of money making on non premium tanks, the tier 5-7 has seen the worse.
As an example, in 7.5 with my Pz 3/4 I used to make between 15k-20k counting repairs & ammo, with only 2 kills and 3 damages. Now in 8.2 making the same quantity of money requires: 1.- not being hit by nothing, and 2.- kill more than 3 tanks or get at least top gun.
Anyway... on an unrelated note, Hummel + Top Gun + Gold Round + 100% crew = enemies calling you hacker.
|2013-01-02, 20:24
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: 3 times the passion of normal flamenco
On the Churchill VII and Black Prince meanwhile, the entire vertical plate covering both driver and machinegunner is the 152mm of armor, which means that the Churchill VII (with upgrade turret) and the Black Prince have an overall better armor scheme than the III or the I. There was this memorable match I had where I managed to charge against an SU-100, a Hellcat, a KV-1S and a Sherman simultaneously on a single lane on Cliff and take 0 damage from them (the only damage I got in that match was from an SU-26).
One of the best ways then to protect yourself when using the VII or the BP is to find a partial hull-down position, where the lower half of your hull is covered. That way, only the heavily-armored driver's plate and turret is exposed to enemy fire, allowing you to take full advantage of the armor. This isn't always possible of course, and so you have to have faith in your armor and hope your enemy doesn't know where to shoot you.
Even if you don't research the weakspots, it's quite easy to find where they are using the ingame penetration marker.
|2013-01-02, 20:54
|Link #1284
Join Date: Feb 2006
Age: 35
^ I am actually very shocked that you manage to do as well as you do with the Churchill VII without using the sidescrape maneuver. Going hulldown in the Church VII with it's flat armor means you'll get penned by most tanks at Tier 6, or you should at least. Sidescrape is by far generally viewed as the most effective way to utilise the entire Churchill series. The only exception may be the Black Prince, with over 200mm effective armor around much of its turret.
And I stand by my stance that the Churchill VII is broken with regards to its hitbox and its mudguard vulnerability. This issue with regards to its hitbox was apparently a problem previously with the Maus as well.
EDIT: Then again, looking at your stats .. you're just better than me by far, which doesn't change the fact that .. adjusting for skill, the Churchill VII is still busted!
|2013-01-02, 21:15
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|2013-01-02, 23:42
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Dai Korai Teikoku
|2013-01-03, 12:24
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Age: 35
I'm not sure facing an entire front by yourself in a StuH configuration is considered sniping. Nor is combat within 200 meters. (XP bonus! Apparently it is stated to be a small bonus, but some recent testing seems to indicate it is significant..) Admit it, you're brawling!
The description in the wiki is unclear on this point, but it seems to state that if you are doing damage to a target that others are spotting for you, you get "full XP" .. although recently some individuals have been trying to test this and anecdotally it seems to not be true.
Alongside this random bit of info, in relation to the Sidescrape discussion previously, here's a nice visual reminder of why angling is important. This is based on 100mm of armor vs. "effective armor"
Impact Angle / Effective Armour Thickness
0° - 100%
10° - 101.54%
20° - 106.42%
30° - 115.47%
40° - 130.54%
50° - 155.57%
60° - 200%
70° - 292.38%
> 70° - Ricochet
|2013-01-03, 12:27
|Link #1290
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Dai Korai Teikoku
I actually started using the L/70 for my StuG III. Figured I should try actual sniping instead of being a sledgehammer. I still keep my aggressive stance, but toned it down a bit so I'm not completely upfront all the time.
Result: I earn around 15,000 credits average.
|2013-01-03, 13:38
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
My run with Panzer IV today was one of the worst. Somehow I was on the lost side for 10+ times in row LOL
However, in one match after that my team won, and I got 5 kills, earning 19k money and 889 exp. (I should get more if I use 105mm derp gun ,but I just like to use 75mm L/48 more). It was one of the best result for me.
By the way, Is BDR G1B a bad heavy tank or something? My panzer 4 can stand in front of it and exchange a bullet with it. Most of my bullet will go through its front armor (if I fire at a right spot), while almost all of its bullet will do no damage (or ricochet) to me. This stuation happen a lot.
|2013-01-03, 14:16
|Link #1296
Join Date: Feb 2006
Age: 35
Then again, I play the Pz4 completely different than you, in that I'm always going around brawling with the 10.5 derp .. which I've gotten very comfortable in. I have the most Top Guns and Radley Walters in the Pz4 out of all my tanks.. Very close to getting a Pool's too (10 kill medal)!
|2013-01-03, 14:19
|Link #1297
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: MURICA!!
And I have insurance.
Better pen, sloped armor, higher speed... pure friggin' joy!
Then there is the RAM-II, which is the cutest lil' thing... EVER!
But I don't derp, its just not my thing.
- Tak (Now working towards a secret British tank)
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|2013-01-03, 14:37
|Link #1298
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Dai Korai Teikoku
|2013-01-03, 15:03
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2012
I think I slightly preceded all of you to the T-25. I do like it for hull-down and travel speed (though the acceleration isn't great), but it still turns like a bus.
Getting very close to the L/100 gun in the Panther. Still feel inadequate for Tier VII with the L/75; got a decent score on Serene Coast because I got isolated up in the NW corner of the map and ended up spotting with binoculars for the rest of my team. Actual shooting involved getting a kill on a T29 after shooting it 14 times from the sides and above, which was kinda depressing.
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Friday, October 14, 2011
Apple Molasses Cookies
These used to be my favorite cookies. I first posted them way back when this blog was just taking it's baby steps. They are great cookies, and I make them faithfully every Christmas cause they are one of those cookies that have become part of a food tradition in this house. They used to be my favorite.
Used to be. I think I have a new favorite now.
Hello Apple Molasses Cookies.
Hello spicy, sweet, just the right amount of chewiness cookies with an added bonus of diced apple in every bite. I adore these!
I adapted this recipe from one I found online at Tasty Kitchen from Coupon Clipping Cook. I changed it up from her original recipe. I omitted the pumpkin pie spice. I just didn't think it was right for this cookie. I also increased the amount of apple from 2 tablespoons to 1 small apple diced. I didn't think that 2 tablespoons was really going to be enough apple. I'm glad I increased the apple, cause my apple to dough ration was spot on. Just make sure to use a small apple and dice it finely.
Apple Molasses Cookies
makes 32 cookies
3/4 cup butter, at room temp (1 1/2 sticks)
1 cup lightly packed brown sugar
1/4 cup molasses
1 egg, room temp
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon salt
1 small apple, peeled and finely diced
granulated sugar for rolling
Oven to 375.
In a large bowl, cream the butter and brown sugar. Add in the molasses and egg and mix until combined.
Sift together the flour, baking soda, cinnamon and salt. Add to to mixing bowl in small batches, about 1/3 cup at a time. Stir in the diced apple. Dough will be soft. Chill for 20 - 30 minutes to make it easier to work with. Roll into 1 inch balls. I used my small cookie scoop. Place some granulated sugar in a bowl to roll the dough balls in. Place on a parchment lined pan and bake for 10 minutes. NO MORE, NO LESS! 10 minutes is the perfect amount of time for these cookies. Let them sit on the pan for 1 minute before removing them to a cooling rack.
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It all started between two pine trees in the backyard.
That's where Erin Kane (St. Charles North) got her first taste of what it's like to be a goalkeeper.
What she learned while serving as target practice for her two older brothers stuck, as evidenced by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee junior's current standing as one of the nation's best collegiate netminders.
"I loved growing up with two older brothers," Kane said. "They would stick me in goal and shoot soccer balls at me all day. I more than held my own, though."
Once the backyard battles and a standout prep career were over, Kane chose UW-Milwaukee over several other higher-profile schools for a number of reasons. First, there was the early exposure she had gotten to the school's men's coaching staff through attending Camp Shootout, a renowned goalkeeper summer camp in Milwaukee.
Kane also figured she would have the chance to start immediately as a freshman for the Panthers and was also attracted to the high level of success the program has enjoyed recently, which includes winning the last seven Horizon League regular season titles and advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tourmanent in each of the past two years.
UWM is also undefeated in its last 27 regular season conference matches (25-0-2) dating to October 2003 and is 43-1-3 in the Horizon league since 2000.
"Being a mid-major, we can fly under the radar a little bit and there are teams out there that have never heard of us before," she said. "But the bad part of about it is that we have to work extra hard to get a bid into the NCAA Tournament if we don't win the conference tournament."
If Kane continues to perform like she has since arriving on campus, that won't be a problem. Even with the bar set high in recent years, the program has reached new heights since she's been minding the net.
Making it to the second round of NCAA Tournament was a program first and Kane's name already is all over the school record books. Her 34 career shutouts are far beyond school's previous standard (19) and she is three victories away from tying the school record for career wins. She has eight shutouts in 2007 and her career goals-against average ranks among the top 10 marks in NCAA Division I history. She also has been a part of six scoreless streaks in her career that lasted over 300 minutes and been named conference player of the week on six occasions.
The 2006 season ended in a tight 1-0 loss to eventual national runner-up Notre Dame but the year was still memorable, as the Panthers set all-time team seasonal records for wins (16), winning percentage (.773), goals allowed (10) and goals against average (0.44).
"The success we're having is a big deal to us and we have a ton of talent on the team this year; we just have to finish strong," she said. "Individually, my goal is to keep improving from year to year but I've been notorious for putting too much pressure on myself."
Keeping that edge can be vital, however, when playing a position that often is not involved in the flow of the action. Kane estimates playing in goal as being 75 percent mental and she ranks communicating with defenders as perhaps being more important than any physical trait she possesses.
"The physical parts -- athleticism and reaction time -- come from practice but it's hard to really train in-season because you're body just can't take it," she said. "During the summers I train almost every day and you just hope that leads you through the year."
The stretch run this year has Kane focused on team goals rather than individual accolades. Besides finishing out league play, UWM (8-3-3, 3-0-1 in conference) will face a tough test when the Panthers travel to take on No. 5 Texas A&M in the regular season finale Oct. 26. And Kane is already looking forward to a weekend trip next fall to face perennial national powers North Carolina and Duke.
"We're proud of what we've accomplished," Kane sdaid. "We're starting to get a little notorierty and it's exciting for our program."
* Another of the top women's soccer players in the Horizon League is Loyola sophomore forward Cynthia Morote-Ariza (St. Igantius). Her nine goals in 2007 already have tied the school record for most goals in a season, which she tied last year as a freshman. And heading into this week, Morote-Ariza has scored 24 points, which is within striking distance of the school-record 27 points she tallied in 2006.
She was awarded last week's Horizon League Offensive Player of the Week honors when she scored four goals and an assist in three Loyola wins. Included in that span was registering her first career hat trick in a 3-0 win over Cleveland State on Oct. 5, connecting for the match-winner in double-overtime in a 2-1 decision over Illinois State last Sunday and assisting on the match-winner in a victory over Valparaiso on Oct. 2.
Morote-Ariza won several individual honors after her record-setting freshman year. Some of the accolades she earned included being named first-team all-Horizon League and the conference Newcomer of the Year, in addition to winning the conference tournament MVP designation and receiving a nod as a second-team Freshman all-American by Soccer Buzz Magazine.
Loyola (9-6, 4-0 in conference) had its program-best six-match winning streak snapped last Thursday, falling at Wisconsin, 3-0, but got back on the right track Sunday by defeating Butler, 1-0.
* In Horizon League women's volleyball, Wright State senior outside hitter Alisha Kimbro (Lisle) was the recipient of last week's Horizon League Offensive Player of the Week award. Kimbro helped the Raiders to three straight conference wins, including their first sweep of both ends of the Chicago trip (Loyola and UIC) since joining the league in 1994. She collected double-doubles in all three matches, combining for 51 kills and 34 digs and heads into next week with five straight double-doubles.
Last weekend Kimbro continued her strong play, as Wright State (8-14, 5-5) dropped road matches against Youngstown State and Cleveland State. She combined for 48 kills in those two matches, including a career-high 27 kills in Friday's four-game loss at Youngstown, and is the team-leader in kills in conference play by a wide margin with 158 (4.05 per game). As a junior last fall, Kimbro started 28 of the raiders' 31 matches and her 326 kills ranked second on the squad.
* The Dayton women's volleyball team (21-0) is one of only two remaining unbeaten Division I schools in the nation and boasts three former Chicago-area standout among its primary personnel rotation. That trio includes twin sisters Robynne and Adrienne Green (Palatine) and sophomore defensive specialist Chelsy Christoff (Lyons Township).
The sisters moved from South Africa to the Chicago suburbs in 1992 and have made quite a mark on the Flyers' program. Robynne has been a second-team all-Atlantic 10 pick the last two years but is helping off the bench this year. She has played in only 43 games but still ranks fourth on the squad in kills per game (2.16). She also recently moved into fourth-place in the UD annals for blocked shots and went over the 1,000-kill plateau Saturday against Charlotte.
Adrienne entered her senior season as the school's all-time leader in career digs and once again is tops in that category. She, too, has been coming off the bench in 2007 but easily leads the Flyers with 295 digs on the year and 4.34 digs per game.
Christoff has started 20 of Dayton's 21 matches this year after playing as a reserve as a freshman last season. After the team's two home conference wins over the weekend, Christoff ranks fourth on the roster in digs (144) and digs per game (2.09). While in high school, she helped lead Lyons Township to downstate berths in each of her last two prep seasons (2004-05).
The Flyers had their run of three straight A-10 tournament titles snapped last year in a four-game loss to St. Louis but have reeled off a school-record 21 straight wins to begin 2007 and were ranked 14th in last week's AVCA Top 25 national poll. Dayton hasn't only been winning matches but winning them easily, needing only three games to claim 11 of its last 12 matches. Heading into this week, only Dayton and defending national champion and top-ranked Nebraska have yet to suffer a defeat in 2007.
* In women's golf, Illinois senior Seul Ki Park (New Trier) won her second career tournament last Tuesday by claiming medalist honors at the Shootout at the Legends in Franklin, Ind. Park finished the 54-hole event two strokes ahead of Eastern Michigan's Catherine Fortin, firing a 4-under total of 212. Included in that total was a school-record round of 66 in the first of two rounds played last Monday. She then came back to earth with two consecutive rounds of 73 to claim the win.
Park's three round total tied the course record and also tied current Illinois head coach Renee Slone's individual school-record low for a 54-hole tournament. She has led the Fighting Illini in stroke average the last two years and was the top Illinois finisher in five of the team's 10 events as a junior.
Included among her 2006-07 highlights was her previous tournament victory at last spring's Indiana Invitational at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Ind., and two runner-up finishes, with one of them coming at last fall's Legends event. As a prep senior at New Trier in 2004, Park finished fifth in state.
* Illinois Wesleyan freshman linebacker Dan Rogers (Maine South) was named CCIW Special Teams Player of the Week Sunday for his play in the Titans' 24-7 win over Milliken Saturday.
Rogers was all over the field on special teams, recording a game-high six tackles. He also helped put the game out of reach when he recovered a Milliken fumble on punt coverage. The Titans (4-2, 3-0 in conference) scored a touchdown three plays later to build their lead to 24-7. The victory gave Illinois Wesleyan its third win in a row for the first time since 2003.
Among other former local standouts for Illinois Wesleyan are senior running back Marcus Dunlop (Proviso East) and sophomore linebacker Nick Nikolich (Libertyville). Dunlop is the team's leading rusher with 330 yards and Nikolich leads the Titans with 62 tackles and also has an interception and a sack on the year.
* Northern Illinois' volleyball team (11-11, 5-3 in conference) is riding a five-match win streak and one of the main reasons has been the play of junior outside hitter Irene Johnson (Schaumburg). She was named last week's Mid-American Conference West Division Player of the Week.
During that week Johnson recorded three straight double-doubles and she made it four in a row with 11 kills and 10 digs last Friday at Akron. The next day, in NIU's three-game win at Bufalo, she had a team-high 18 kills to go along with seven digs. For the year, Johnson has 225 kills, ranking third on the team, and 177 digs, which is fourth on the squad.
* Kansas freshman forward Kaitlyn Cunningham (Geneva) was named last week's Big 12 women's soccer Newcomer of the Week. She recorded her first collegiate goal in the Jayhawks' 4-1 road win over Texas Tech on October 7, helping Kansas (3-9-3, 1-2-2 in conference) to its first back-to-back wins of the season after a victory at Drake two days earlier.
* And in women's basketball, Loyola sophomore guard Maggie McCloskey (Roverside-Brookfield) was named last Thursday to the preseason all-Horizon League Second Team. The preseason individual team and individual polls were conducted by conference coaches, sports information directors and selected media members.
McCloskey burst onto the scene in Rogers Park last year averaging 11.5 points (third on team) and 4.1 assists per game and starting 24 of 28 games. She was named to the Horizon League all-Newcomer Team and was particularly dangerous from behind the arc, connecting on a team-high and Loyola freshman record 73 three-pointers. She also tied the school record with eight three-pointers at Green Bay and hit at least one three-pointer in 25 of Loyola's 28 games.


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After the digestion of not only the initial FOMC rate announcement, but the Bernanke commentary in the afternoon, the big story is actually the bond market. The E-mini S&P 500 futures (DEC12) are slightly above unchanged while the U.S. bond market is down today. In addition to the U.S. 30-year bond futures trading down .38%, we are also watching the various months of the Eurodollar interest rate futures contracts as indicators of how the market is digesting the FOMC commentary. Eurodollars expiring in 2015 and 2016 are taking the biggest hit from sellers this morning, perhaps indicating that the market is getting more poised for higher growth.
Coffee and sugar futures continue their recent bearish moves. Coffee has broken below the very important 150 level, and sellers look to be very active below this level. Sugar futures have also continued their bearish activity below the very key $0.19 level. Sugar is trading down almost 1% today.
The biggest movers in the commodities sector are the precious metals this morning. In an interesting development, even with more QE promised by Bernanke, gold and silver are down significantly today. Silver is down a whopping 3.3%, while gold is down below $1,700. The next support level for silver is right below $31.
We focus our analysis on gold futures for you. We are very focused on how gold reacts around the $1,680 level. To us, this is the key pivot for this market. Gold still has a bullish look to it technically, mainly focusing on the upward trendline from July still intact. However, gold has been bearish since its test of $1,800. If gold can get to and stay below $1,680, we will look for $1,630 to be hit. Even though Bernanke increased bond purchases (more QE), we believe gold is selling off because of positive economic data continuing to come of the US (retail sales and jobless claims were both bullish equities).
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