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Well, I am eventually planning on upgrading my system. I finally got 3.7 w/1:1 on my cheap memory (well 3.691 is close enough!). But it seems prices have come down and I am going to start buying pieces, and hopefully in a couple of months or so have her up and running (also timeframe depends on tax return!). But here's the gameplan: MB: MSI P965 Platinum (read quite a few good reviews, supposed to be great OC board) CPU: Allendale based E4300 (fsb 800, 2mb L2), supposed to be easier to OC due to 200mhz bus, and from what I've read, it can hit 2.9 w/o any volt changes, and so far I've seen up to 3.4 w/20% voltage increases. Orthos stable, stock cooler. *I might pay the extra 10 bucks for the e6300, but I hear due to the 1066 bus that it can be trickier to OC, and you have to pay for more OC equipment to enjoy any decent oc from it. Memory: G. Skill 2GB DDR2 800 Kit (2x1gb) 5-5-5-15, 1.8-2.0v *this is where I would like some pointers, as I've read DDR2 can be tricky to the point of extreme frustration if the wrong memory is purchased and not configured correctly. I'm used to DDR so, any suggestions, I want to keep the prices at about $200 bucks for 2 gigs. Video: ATI card of some sore, possibly X1950 Pro 256mb, I can find one with an AC cooler for about 200 bucks, once again 200 is the magic number. Since this board is crossfire and not SLI I would like to stick with ATI for the future. DX10 may be the future, but hell, I don't need it yet. I hear this card does not OC well, and that is a bummer, but oh well. Also any other suggestions welcomed, I will even listen to those who recommend NV cards (my dad has a 7600GS, and it performs quite well). As far as cooling goes I will probably use my Zalman 7700, it's been good and durable, and I love it as it keeps my OC's 630 @ 1.49v pretty damn cool, and if C2D's put out less wattage it should have no problems keeping the 4300 cool, and it moves air to vid, mem, NB too. The memory comes w/heat spreaders, the MB had sinks on the NB and SB, not anyting exotic, but from the reviews I read it is plenty for the 965/ICH8R combo even w/OC's. My goal is 3.3-3.4 on the proc, maybe some OC on the Vid and better performance than my current rig. I want to do this build fairly cheap, but not to the point of crap OC/performance. So my budget is set at $200 for each component. My HD will be moved over also, Seagate 'cuda 500GB 7200.9 Sata II. Also, I have heard installing windows can be a pain in the ass on P965 based mb's, any tips? I had a bitch of a time on my current rig, ended up hooking up an old 10gb Pata, installing windows on it, and using Seagate HD software to copy windows to Sata drive (F6 during install wouldn't recognize my AS8 drives, I have the AS8-V, so no Raid...it was a huge mess). Thanks to all who read this whole thing, any other pointers, component suggestions, please let me know, otherwise I'll start buying components piece by piece soon.
I found some OCZ Platinum Rv.2 DDR800 for $187 ($219-$32 rebate) Looks to be better than the G.Skill stuff, 4-4-4-15, 1.9-2.0V Any input? Here's the link: http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=85264&prodlist=pricegrabber
personally i think you'd be better off with a p5b-dlx or a 680i based board if you have the dosh,but hey the choice is yours.my p5b-dlx does at least 560fsb. and any half decent ddr2 800 ram should be fine. as to the 6300,in the p5b-dlx.mine does 3.5ghz 24/7 stable with a 500fsb and 1.325vcore,with my ram at 1000mhz 1:1.i did'nt find it tricky at all,it ocs like a beast.i have the highest % oc on tpu@102%,that was only at 3.7(i think) and my highest from this chip is 3.9ghz.
I am torn between the P5b-dlx (best price I can find is $180) and the MSI (best price is $136). Question for ya Tigger, I have eide DVD/CD Burner, and Sata HDD, I hear that installing XP with such a setup can be a royal pain, can you give me any tips/recommendations? As when I do decide which board to get and get the rest of the equipment I want this to go smoothly. I might go buy the XP Pro w/Sp2 since prices have gone down and I have an old OEM XP Pro disc from an older PC I used to have (became target practice). Thanks. I am really leaning towards the P5B...I am not planning on Raid, is it worth the extra 40 bucks for the deluxe?
i think it is worth it for the deluxe.i dont have a eide burner,mine is sata(invest in one if you can,much easier xp install and no ugly ide cables) so i cant really give you any tips on the install.mine was faultless. the board choice depends mainly on how high you are gonna oc,i dont think the msi will go as high as the dlx,and i just think the dlx is a better board.my last two asus(p5wd2,p5b-dlx) have been fantastic high clocking reliable boards.
Well then I will look for a good price on a P5b dlx board. Wish I had the cash to get all the goodies now dammit! I might have to look for an Sata Burner..would be a bummer considering mine is fine, and that would be the only need to get it at the moment. I think I'm gonna go with just 1gb of DDR2, since I'm planning on overclocking from the get go, should I stick with getting ddr2800? or should I go with faster memory? Thanks again!
I would like to get around the 3.3 to 3.4 area of OC, and if I stick with the E4300 800fsb/9x multi, it shouldn't be to difficult. If I can save some money and still hit that OC, I will be very happy.
Cost Estimate/Product Selection Well, I did a lot of researching last night, still up in the air as far as a vid card and memory, I'd like to get 1gig to save money, but I've heard 2 gigs for gaming helps out a lot. I currently would like to keep the vid card price around 200 bucks (+/- 20 bucks, incl. shipping). That leaves me with the Powercolor X1950 Pro that comes with AC X2 Cooler, or a NV7900 GS, stock cooler, 10 bucks cheaper. I'm a big fan of AC, I have one on my current OC'd X850Pro (soft modded to 16p X850Xt Pe, then OC'd some more), it is excellent ! I am also still at a tossup between the proc's, either E6300 or E4300. I am planning on getting DDR800 memory, and I haven't read of any 4300's hitting 3.6/400, it seems so far they can get em up to 3.47 though. I want to get the most bang for my buck, and that is why I come to Tech, this place is too perfect for my needs. But anyways, here's the shopping list: Processor: Intel E4300 Allendale - $179.99, free s/h @ Newegg Intel E6300 Allendale - $189.99, free s/h @ Newegg Motherboard: Asus P5B Deluxe P965/ICH8R - $186, incl s/h @ Newegg Memory: Corsair XMS2 1GB (2x512) DDR2 800 - $110, free s/h @ Newegg Patriot eXtreme Performance 1Gb (2x512) DDR2 1066 - $184, incl. s/h @ Newegg G.Skill 2GB (2x1gb) DDR2 800 - $190, incl s/h @ Newegg Video: Powercolor X1950 Pro w/AC X2 Cooling 256mb - $199.99, free s/h @ Newegg I know all my prices are from the 'egg, but for what components I'm looking for I couldn't find better prices with shipping in mind. I want a decent OC rig, and I should hope this would be plenty capable of that if I choose the right components. All of the Ram's I looked up said they were OC friendly, but well, it seems almost all DDR2's say that. I'd like 2 gigs of DDR2, but anything faster than 800 speed is rediculous in pricing, and my budget can't hack it. I do my share of gaming and such. I'm still kind of torn between the 6300 and 4300 especially w/ the $10 difference. But if I go w/the 4300, and get the 2 gigs of 800 I should be able to OC that 4300 to it's max, and stay under the 800's ratings, but then I'm not fully utilizing the memory. So, this is where I am standing. I want to keep this buget at about $700-$750 range, $800 max. And that's what makes this difficult. But I am hoping to find the best for my bucks with the help from all of you who are willing to pitch in your 2 cents worth. Tigger69, again thanks for your help, very much. And I look forward to you continuing to help me (when you are available to of course) through this project. As this could be a pretty damn good mid-budget OC Rig, which is the goal intended. **Also** I am keeping my Case, Aspire (Apeva) X-Cruiser, 2-80mm front intakes, 1-120mm rear exhaust, 1-80mm top exhaust, 1-80mm side intake w/cpu vent tubing. Keeping my power supply, 500W Antec Smartpower 2.0 w/2 80mm fans. Keeping my HDD, Seagate 'Cuda 7200.9, SATA II, 16Mb Buffer, 500GB. Keeping my CD and DVD Burners (both Pata).
If I get the 6300 and let's say the 2 gigs of G.Skill 800, I could hit 3.5 right? But what speed would my memory be running at? And if the multi cuts it down, how much loss would I take? Would it matter for gaming/apps? I know with my DDR/630 system, running it 1:1 to only 3.7, it runs way better than 4:5 @ 3.9. My bandwidth was improved greatly. I just want to have all my ducks in a row, so please don't get aggrivated if I ask questions that I should know from previous experience, as from what I've seen these new style systems oc the same, but they have different properties/settings/adjustments/ratio's and so-on.
at 3.5ghz with my ram at 1:1,it is running at 1000mhz.you will need "good" 800 ram that will do 500(stock is 400(400x2=800)),unless with that 680 board you run fsb at 500 and ram at 400.1:1 is better tho'. at 3.5ghz with mem at 1000 1:1 my system murders games.with a 8800gts/x my system would
Do you guys think that any of the Ram I have supplied is capable? I know the DDR1066 would be capable, and heck it'd still have 66mhz of headroom. I'd really like to get 2 gigs, I just don't know how well that G.Skill stuff performs. I'll see if I can find some reviews on it. Do you guys have any suggestions of what brand of ddr2 to get? If I get good enough quality of DDR2 in 1 gig (2x512), would that be good enough to suffice and not buy lesser quality 2 gig kit? InfDamarvel, in the few reviews I found, including one using the board I am planning on purchasing, they upped the voltage to 1.6 and got 3.420. If it could hit 3.6 and I could find repeated results, I would lean back towards getting it, as it would save my budget some, and be perfect for ddr800 2 gig kit I selected. http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu/display/core2duo-e4300_3.html That is the link to the OC they got using P5B/4300 combo. Again thanks for your responses and help! I am going to keep researching until I get this set to where I want it and then make the purchases.
"Well it looks like the MB specs call for 533/667/800 DDR2 Ram...so I suppose that takes the 1066RAM out possibly..." I take that back...I found a few sites, including Asus main site that say this board supports 1066 RAM... But still if I could save some money and get slower, oc-able ram and more of it, I'd be happy.
it does'nt take out 1066 ram,mine is running at 2000 now(500x2x2),1066 is 266x2x2. go for the 6300 and see what you can get out of it with 1066 ram.
Now I know that if I get 1 stick of DDR2 at 1 gig, I cannot do dual channel mode. As far as I have read, at least with DDR, Dual Channel doesn't increase performance much at all. I do not know as far as DDR2, but it seems a 1 gig stick is somewhat cheaper than 2 sticks of 512...should I spend a little extra for 2 sticks for dual mode, is the performance worth it?
personally,i would get two.2x512mb over 1x1gb,pref 2x1gb,but go with what you can afford. i dont really know if it makes that much differance,but i reckon duel channel is better.
Yeah, I agree. I think that I will stick with trying to get 2 sticks. I am finding some good OC-able Ram, 2x1g kits for around $250. That's above budget, so I'm still deciding what to go with, but the Buffalo Firestix PC6400 2x1 looks promising $250 incl s/h, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820150054&ATT=20-150-054&CMP=OTC-Froogle 1000mhz stable 2.2v 444 12 timings 1125mhz stable 2.4v 555 15 timings Hmm...getting a little too close to that 800 dollar mark, but this looks like it may be worth it! And it'd be nice to just get 2 gigs now and not worry about it later on, and who knows, prices fluctuate insanely, I could end up getting all this stuff for 600 bucks in a couple months or over 900 bucks...ya never know! I'm getting really stoked. And I gotta get a loan to fix my girl's car up (I'm a technician for a dealership), so hell I might just tack on a few hundred to that in order to get all my stuff ordered in the next week. I'm off to go read up some more. Thanks again! I may ask ya for your bios settings and such, and if/when I get my stuff set up, I'm gonna hope my eide DVD drive works okay when installing XP... I had such a bad experience with this AS8-V and Sata HDD I wanted to...well ya know that kind of frustration I'm sure!
Hey Tigger, How's that Freezer 7 Pro do for temps on your OC Rig? I found a good deal on one, of course it would mean I'd lose some cooling on everything else compared to Zalman 7700, but I have decent airflow in my system. Approx 85cfm intake (2 fronts, 1 side), and Approx 152cfm exhaust (1 rear, 1 top, 2 power supply, 120mm rear has no restriction, cut hole in back of case for that reason, that fan alone is good for 79cfm). Thanks again!
xbit labs had the E4300 running at 430fsb on the asus pb5 all reviews i ever saw only gave 2% incearse with 2 gig over 1 gig in FEAR, obilivon etc. i think you need the 2gig memory to use in 64-bit and vista though. x1950 XTX is 100% incease in frames over the x850xt (FEAR) but wouldn't that be a 150% investment, could wait see what mid-range Geforce 8000's and X2000's look like.
Kursah,at this oc(24/7) my temps are 33-34c idle(depending on c/heating) and no more than 50c max.nb really. that ram is ok.at that 1125mhz that would give you a 567fsb,which would be approx 5106mhz(with a x9 multi on the 4300)with ram at 1:1. i have had my board to 570fsb to windows.was flaky tho' coz my ram did'nt like the 570 it was at.the most i can really get my ram to stable is about 1100mhz(550fsb).i am happy with 3.5ghz tho'.
Well, my x850xt is AGP, which'd do me no good for my new system. Otherwise I'd continue using it as I am still very happy with it, but I figure if I'm gonna upgrade to a better system, I'd do it with better components (budget considered of course). The link I posted above a few posts ago was the link to the X-bit labs E4300 review, and in that review they could only muster 3.42 @ 380fsb w/voltage increase to 1.5 or .6 I believe. I just do not see the point of spending 10 bucks less, if it was 20 or 30 or even more dollars then I'd be more keen to buying the 4300, and getting less oc-able ram as it would not be necessary. The games I usually play are Quake 4 (not as much anymore), BF2, Fear, Guild Wars, MoH2 and 3, Rise of Legends, and Company of Heroes. I would like higher resolutions playable in these games, and higher settings (especially texture levels) which the extra GPU oomph and system memory would help. I am planning on getting a 19" widescreen 5ms 700:1 flatscreen sometime in the future also, and it's native res is like 1440x900. So I'd like to be prepared for that. If I could find a 4300 for it's actuall msrp of 163, (I can find a 6300 for 177 incl shipping), and verify it can actually go higher I'd be more towards that side for sure. I am still researching though, and I hope that in the next few days or so I can come to a conclusion of what exactly the hell I'm gonna do! Thanks you guys and please keep the input flowin! I found that Freezer 7 Pro for 24.99 shipped, so I ordered one. That seemed too good a deal to pass up!
N/M I was wrong, it's the e4300 I find for 177.99 incl s/h... the e6300 is 187.99 incl s/h... For 10 bucks difference, it seems I still may be better off with the 6300.


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Some jewels need no explanation for their grace and elegance emanate clearly from every angle. Here influences of the Art Deco movement soon to come are seen in the linear quality of these earrings and the ubiquitous three-part construction. Clean and perfect, a line of diamonds transitions to a shapely and curvaceous teardrop of diamonds and large natural pearls. Of the Edwardian period, the use of platinum, millegrain settings, and pearls are the order of the day. The earrings start in a grand manner with three larger brilliant round-cut diamonds and alternating with six (6) rose cut diamonds in a line. Each larger brilliant diamond is about 1/10 of a carat (.1) and is set in a millegrain setting.
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November 2, 2012
Coming Soon - Sugar Bee Shops - - get in on the fun
Sugar Bee SHOPS runs from Black Friday through Cyber Monday - best shopping times of the year.
What does this mean to you??
Shops - - it's a post that will run from Black Friday to Cyber Monday (yes, this includes the biggest shopping day of the year for small businesses, SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY), and will list a paragraph and links and photos about any shop (approved by me) that wants to participate.
That way you're out in front of those who want to do online shopping. Spots are $25. I am taking shops in order of who contacts me - there will be about 20 shops and last year's spots all sold out. Email me at mandybeez at gmail if you're interested in snatching up a spot.
Shoppers - - We all know one of the best ways to shop is from the comfort of home! So easy and convenient, not dragging kids along, etc. And we all know the super-cute stuff is online in handmade shops - perfect gifts! Check out the blog after Thanksgiving for a few days while some great shops showcase their goods.
Have a great Friday!
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Buying online is a good idea for many reasons but not having to fight the crowds. waste gas (especially if you live out from a town a ways), time elements, weather.
For us (SS recipients) it will be a bit harder since from our payday in Oct. to Thanksgiving we have 5 weeks between and don't get paid til after Thanksgiving and the same from payday in Nov. to Christmas, another 5 weeks. Our payday (4th. Wed. of month for both of us) is due on Christmas day this year so who knows what SS will do about that.
But the 5 weeks is the hard part. We won't be able to do much at all this year. So many items we buy have gone up so much but we're still dealing with same amount of money and that cursed 5 weeks between. OUCH. I know many people still have it very hard financially so I'm not saying it's harder for us but for many seniors it is very difficult.
I usually make all the gifts, paper ornaments but sending them to people makes it more expensive. I sent a little bitty box with barely any weight, it was almost 8$, come on. Even the thrift stores have raised their prices, it gets scarier every month for so many people, not just us seniors. We want to give gifts but it's gotten harder every year since most of our family and friends are in other states.
Ok are you going to holler at me? Hope not. Happy Week. Love your blog.
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Soaring soprano comes to Sydney
18/04/2012 , 5:07 PM by Laura Bailey
Deborah Voigt is the opera singer who launched a thousand newspaper headlines - most of them variations on the old line that it's not over until the fat lady sings. Her very public battle with the Royal Opera house over issues of weight and her subsequent decision to slim down is all very fascintating, but the most important thing about Voigt is that she posesses one of the world's most spectacular soprano voices.
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PHILADELPHIA — First, Danny Briere had to deal with the bummer of having a would-be, game-winning goal in overtime waved off. Just a few minutes later, though, Briere threaded a shot through a keen James van Riemsdyk screen and past Marty Brodeur for a goal that wouldn't be waved off, giving the Flyers a 4-3 victory over the Devils Sunday in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Briere scored twice to raise his goal total in the playoffs so far to 7, nearly half of what he scored during the regular season. Van Riemsdyk, promoted to Briere's second line before the game, assisted on that Briere winner and scored a goal in the second.
Claude Giroux also scored for the Flyers, who take on the Devils in Game 2 Tuesday night.
For the Devils, scoring standard bearers Zach Parise, Travis Zajac and Petr Sykora scored against a shaky Ilya Bryzgalov. But while the Devils took advantage of opportunities on Flyers mistakes, they couldn't make it stand with a thin defense in front of an aging Brodeur. Yet it took a while for the Flyers to shake off the rust of a week-long playoff layoff.
The Devils carried the play, and would fire the first 11 shots on net before the Flyers got their first one halfway through the period — on a defensive dump-in by Matt Carle.
By then, the Devils had done the expected -- capitalized on a Flyers mistake.
This boo-boo was a bad one, as Matt Read threw a blind pass to a trailing skater while circling behind the Flyers net ... and the guy behind Read wasn't a teammate.
The trailer turned out to be Patrik Elias, who immediate fired a pass in front to Zach Parise, and he one-timed it past Ilya Bryzgalov for a 1-0 New Jersey lead.
The Flyers goalie would soon test himself, using his ... um, unique ... stickhandling skills to toss a couple of pucks out into trouble areas. At least he turned around in time to keep them out of the net.
But the Flyers would get the mistake goal back and thensome in the second period. First, Jakub Voracek made a terrific pass to spring Danny Briere on a breakaway, and he smoothly beat Marty Brodeur with a shot at 8:07. Merely 37 seconds later, a Bryzgalov-like Brodeur boo-boo gave Erik Gustafsson a slapper at an open net -- until Brodeur came flying across to block it.
That spectacular save didn't do much good, however, as James van Riemsdyk collected the rebound and fired it over Brodeur and in for a 2-1 Flyers lead.
The Devils, however, aren't the kind of team that goes away quietly. They struck back quickly, as Parise set up Travis Zajac for a power play goal at 13:53.
The Flyers, who increasingly carried the play as the game dragged on, finally scored on their fourth power play chance of the game. It happened when Giroux cranked up a huge one-timed slapshot off a cross-ice pass and Brodeur had no chance of stopping it.
But that Flyers lead lasted only until Bryzgalov had to make his next big save, and he didn't.
First, Voracek made a strange back-pass through te neutral zone, and managed to pass it right to the Devils' David Clarkson. He returned a pass straight through the middle to a freely breaking Petr Sykora, and the 90-year-old, two-time Devil went in and wristed a slow shot that went right through Bryzgalov's pads for 3-3.
The sent the game into overtime, the third straight extra-frame game for the Devils.
Not surprisingly, Brodeur would look tired. But Briere was just getting going.


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By Paul Newberry The Associated Press
ATLANTA - Matt Bryant pumped his fist and celebrated atop the Falcons logo in the middle of the field. Tony Gonzalez broke down in tears. Matt Ryan relished the thought of not having to answer a familiar question.
The Atlanta Falcons finally showed they could win a playoff game.
And, wow, what a game it was!
After a historic meltdown in the fourth quarter, the Falcons pulled off a comeback that will long be remembered in championship-starved Atlanta. Ryan completed two long passes and Bryant kicked a 49-yard field goal with 8 seconds remaining, lifting the NFC's top seed to a stunning 30-28 victory over Russell Wilson and the gutty Seattle Seahawks in a divisional game Sunday.
"Wow!" said Falcons coach Mike Smith, summing up this classic as well as anyone could.
Atlanta (14-3) squandered a 20-point lead in the fourth quarter, falling behind for the first time all day when Marshawn Lynch scored on a 2-yard run with 31 seconds left and Ryan Longwell knocked through the extra point for a 28-27 lead.
No team has ever won a playoff game when facing such a daunting deficit in the final period.
A pair of Matty Ices - Ryan and Bryant - made sure the Falcons didn't become the first.
Ryan, shaking off his struggles in three previous playoff losses and two interceptions against the Seahawks, hooked up with Harry Douglas on a 29-yard pass in front of the Falcons bench, and Smith quickly signaled a timeout. Then, Ryan went down the middle to his favorite target Gonzalez, a Hall of Famer-to-be playing what could've been his final game.
Gonzalez hauled in the 19-yard throw, and Smith called his final timeout with 13 seconds remaining. Instead of risking another play and having the clock run out, he sent Bryant in for the field goal try.
The Seahawks called time just before the ball was snapped, and Bryant's kick sailed right of the upright. That turned out to be nothing more than practice. The next one was right down the middle as Bryant took off in the other direction, pumping his fist before he was mobbed by his teammates.
"Our quarterback is a special player," Smith said. "They call him Matty Ice, but I feel like we've got two Matty Ices. There's Matty Ice Ryan and Matty Ice Bryant."
The Falcons overcame their reputation for choking in the playoffs, winning their first postseason game since 2004. They'll host San Francisco in the NFC championship game next Sunday with a trip to the Super Bowl on the line.
"Nobody flinched," Ryan said. "We just kept battling, kept doing what we do. That's been the makeup of our team all season."
Bryant knocked through his third game-winning kick of the season. But he'd never made one like this, with so much on the line.
"When they scored their touchdown, I walked down (the sideline)," he said. "I told the offensive line, I told Matt (Ryan), I told all the receivers, 'We've done this before.'"
Wilson threw two touchdown passes and ran for another, doing all he could to pull off the most improbable of comebacks for the Seahawks (12-6). But the Seattle defense, which is one of the NFL's best and had totally stymied the Falcons in the fourth quarter, went to a softer coverage and got burned.
Atlanta had just enough time to pull off a comeback of its own.
"We had high, high hopes for the rest of the season," Wilson said. "When the game was over, I was very disappointed. But walking back into the tunnel, I got so excited about next year. The resilience we showed was unbelievable."
Wilson finished with 385 yards passing as the Seahawks wiped out a 27-7 deficit entering the final quarter. When Lynch powered over, the ball breaking the goal line just before it squirted from his arms, Seattle celebrated like it had won its second straight playoff game on the road.
According to STATS, it would've been the greatest fourth-quarter comeback in NFL playoff history.
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Civ V has undergone some huge changes and now you can use tourism like a weapon, ramping it up against the defence(culture) you can gain influence over your neighbours, this means they are more likely to follow your lead in regards to ideology(a new addition as well)
This adds a lot more depth to culture and allows for more options other than war for a civ.
Slightly unbalanced in that it is too easy to defend against the victory conditions and stop.
If you like civ, grab this expansion, it adds a a lot more depth to the game.
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January 2012 Newsletter
January 3, 2012 Meeting – Denali Wilson made a presentation about the Safe Haven Project in Ghana. This project focuses on educating children and teens with HIV through a health program designed to identify sources of HIV and methods for prevention. Each year, a group of ten Americans and four Ghanians travel to the camp and stay for two weeks. Our club sponsored Denali to attend the 2010 RYLA Camp. She is now attending NMSU, and majoring in biology. Denali is also a recipient of an NMSU President's Associates Scholarship.
January 10, 2012 Meeting – Vic Villalobos introduced Tom Townsend. Mr. Townsend is a member of the DAC Humane Society Board. His presentation addressed the Humane Society achieving it's goal of zero "No Kill" in seven years. New Mexico is currently 46th in the country regarding animal protection laws. The society wants changes made to existing laws to provide clear definitions of animal cruelty to ensure that law enforcement can make arrests in such cases.
January 17, 2012 Meeting – Matt Olson introduced Robert Faubion of the EBID (Elephant Butte Irrigation District) Board. Mr. Faubion's presentation addressed current water issues. The drought in the southwest will continue. Currently, this year's snow pack is estimated to be lower than the 30 year average.
January 24, 2012 Meeting – Mel Parish, Richelle Ponder and Michelle Murphy are members of the Wednesday morning Rotary Club. They are members of the "Don't Meth with Us" program committee, and provided us with a rehearsal of the program, which will presented to all 6th grade students.
January 31, 2012 Meeting – The fifth Tuesday of the month is dedicated to club business matters. Status reports were presented by New Generations chairperson, Mike Beckett; Brad Beasley, Treasurer; Dave Hicks, Membership chairperson; Ronnie Wright, Public Relations; and Club Administration chairperson, Richard Haas.
February 07, 2012 – Jess Williams, Public Relations Officer for Dona Ana County
February 14, 2012 – A representative from DAAC
February 21, 2012 – A representative from Spaceport America
February 28, 2012 – A representative from LCPD Gang Task Force
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University Graduate School Website
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Institution: University of Birmingham
The University of Birmingham Graduate School website brings together all information offered to doctoral researchers by the University Graduate School (this covers both the University Graduate School and the Research Student Administration teams). The website is meant to offer a 'one stop shop' for all doctoral researcher information at the University. Upkeep of the website is the responsibility of the University Graduate School Projects Officer (Marketing and Events). New developments for the website are supported by the University's systems and web teams.
A series of Bite-size Self-Leadership Workshops
Practice No. 1303
Last modified: 10/12/2012 12:25:12
Institution: University of Cambridge
A range of two hour bite-sized workshops aimed at research staff and students. Titles include Being Assertive: getting yourself heard, Being Strategic: getting others interested in your research, Getting the Most out of Conferences and Making Contact and Making your Contacts work for you.
Concordat Code of Practice
Practice No. 1283
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Institution: The Royal Veterinary College
Researchers are key members of academic staff. They are central to the College's status as the leading centre for veterinary research in England, as well as its global aspirations. Beyond this, the College recognises that researchers make many other important contributions, for example in undertaking valuable research support, teaching and supervision duties, and as a vibrant group within the wider RVC community.
Following the launch of the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers, the College developed a Concordat Code of Practice and Guide which demonstrates the Colleges commitment to the provision of timely and effective support for Research Staff and their chosen career paths.
Staff Training and Development Programme
Practice No. 1284
Last modified: 27/10/2011 11:20:31
Institution: The Royal Veterinary College
The courses and workshops outlined in our programme are designed to meet the needs of all groups of staff within the College and offer a wide variety of development opportunities in five key areas:
• Health & Safety
• Information Technology
• Leadership & Management
• Skills & Knowledge
• Wellbeing
In our 2009/10 training programme, we introduced a section specific to the development of researchers, in response to principle 4 of the Concordat. This section has continued to develop following feedback received from research staff, line managers and principal investigators.
Research staff may also attend any of the other Staff Training & Development courses offered in the programme.
Signposting career paths for female researchers
Practice No. 1275
Last modified: 21/06/2011 11:48:57
Institution: University of Strathclyde
The University of Strathclyde has a long standing reputation for education, research and teacher training in science, engineering and technology disciplines. In seeking to further enhance that reputation by achieving an Athena Swan Bronze Award, we wish to demonstrate how the university is allying its search for academic excellence with a concern for equality of opportunity and inclusiveness across the institution. The Athena Swan project has been instrumental in awareness raising across the University, and the engagement of staff at all levels within the institution in considering current and future practice.
Concordat Implementation – gap analysis
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Last modified: 21/06/2011 11:40:37
Institution: University of Strathclyde
A UK-wide process enables UK HEIs to gain the European Commission's 'HR Excellence in Research' badge, which acknowledges their alignment with the principles of the European Charter for Researchers and Code of Conduct for their Recruitment. The UK process incorporates both the QAA Code of Practice for Research Degree Programmes and the Concordat to Support the Career Development of Researchers to enable institutions that have published Concordat implementation plans to gain the 'HR Excellence in Research' badge. The UK approach includes ongoing national evaluation and benchmarking. This award recognises the positive actions that the University has taken to support the career development of researchers and the actions in place to implement the principles of the Concordat to Support the Development of Researchers.
The document is based on a gap analysis performed in November 2010 which sought to map existing policies and evidence of good practice to the Principles and Clauses of the Concordat. Actions were then identified where further work was required to ensure complete compliance, and responsibilities assigned. Actions highlighted are where new approaches or changes to existing approaches will be developed, identifying how these will happen and setting timescales. These new approaches will then be implemented and reviewed at regular intervals.
Researcher's Portal
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Last modified: 21/06/2011 11:14:40
Institution: University of Strathclyde
The Researcher Development Programme (RDP) at Strathclyde offers all research students and staff a range of opportunities to continue their personal, professional and career management skills development. The courses, events and information sources aim to help researchers enhance their generic skills and competencies and widen their scope for future employability both inside and outside academia. The Researcher's Portal is an online resource designed to support the RDP.
Writing Winning Research Proposals (workshop)
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Institution: University of Strathclyde
This is a two day workshop during which a series of talks by successful grant applicants illustrate the range of research that is supported by the different research councils, as well as offering insights into the world of EU funded projects. Participants develop their own research proposals in advance of day 2 and then work in small interdisciplinary groups (mock panels) to review and evaluate each other's proposals.
Practice No. 1256
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Sustainability Young Entrepreneurs Scheme
Practice No. 1045
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Institution: University of Nottingham
A residential workshop for PhD students and Early Career Researchers (ECRs) with an interest in interdisciplinarity and the commercialisation of research.


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Big natural-gas driller, founder in cash crunches
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Chesapeake and rival Encana Corp., owner of this well in Kalkaska, Mich., discussed avoiding bidding against each other for Michigan land.
The stock price of his energy company is down nearly 30 percent. The board stripped him of his chairmanship amid scandal. Today, his estimated billion-dollar personal fortune has shrunk by more than half.
Aubrey McClendon, 53, endured a trying year running the second-largest natural-gas producer in the United States, Chesapeake Energy Corp. But as corporate, state and federal probes into McClendon and the company continue, 2013 isn't looking much easier.
Facing a cash crunch, the natural-gas giant that McClendon founded had been counting on profits from land that was leased in Colorado, North Dakota and Wyoming. The deals, however, have soured — at a cost to Chesapeake of more than a billion dollars, the company told investors in November.
Like property owners in Michigan and Texas, landowners in North Dakota have sued Chesapeake over allegations that the company reneged on leasing agreements. Now, one of its leading regional contractors is suing Chesapeake for allegedly failing to pay a $15 million bill, court documents show.
Chesapeake is the nation's second-largest producer of natural gas. It has been reeling from a combination of historically low natural-gas prices and questions from investors about its management.
Chesapeake is the No. 1 player in eastern Ohio's Utica shale region. The company envisions drilling as many as 4,000 wells in its Ohio core area in the next 20 years, officials have said.
McClendon's personal finances remain strained: Last fall, according to a court document filed in Oklahoma County, Okla., he put up at least part of his renowned wine collection as collateral for a loan from a fellow Oklahoma tycoon.
Just this week, Chesapeake said it will not give McClendon a bonus for 2012 and is limiting his use of company jets.
In 2011, Forbes estimated McClendon's net worth at $1.1 billion. After Reuters reported last year that McClendon had taken out more than $1 billion in personal loans, he fell off the magazine's roster of the wealthiest 400 Americans. Forbes now estimates his net worth to be $500 million, less than half of its estimate a year ago.
In building Chesapeake to its present size and stature, McClendon oversaw $43 billion in spending over 15 years to snap up drilling rights across the country — holdings equal in area to West Virginia. But that empire, and the personal fortune he intertwined with it, is under severe financial and legal strain across much of the country.
In April and May, Reuters reported that McClendon had arranged more than $1.5 billion in undisclosed personal loans and that his largest personal lender was also a major investor in Chesapeake. The company removed McClendon as chairman and cut short a perk that enables him to invest in Chesapeake wells. The Securities and Exchange Commission and Chesapeake's board of directors are examining the financial relationship between McClendon and the company.
Reuters subsequently found that Chesapeake and rival Encana Corp. had discussed taking measures to avoid bidding against each other for land they hoped to acquire in Michigan. The Department of Justice and Michigan's attorney general are investigating whether Chesapeake, at McClendon's behest, violated antitrust laws. New emails reviewed by Reuters suggest that the talks between the companies might have been more extensive and detailed than previously reported.
The latest revelations add to the struggles of a company that already was beleaguered by slumping natural-gas prices and a
$16 billion pile of debt.
"It wouldn't surprise me if McClendon lost his board seat and was terminated," said Mark Hanson, an oil analyst for Morningstar. "If I were a shareholder of the firm, you could make a case that he's probably done more harm than good."
McClendon declined an interview request. The company declined to discuss its internal investigation of McClendon's business deals or the investigations by the SEC, the Justice Department and Michigan authorities.
Chesapeake's cash crunch, like McClendon's, is rippling through the company's operations. Charles Joyce vows that he will never do business with Chesapeake again.
Joyce is president of Otis Eastern, a New York-based contractor that laid pipeline for Chesapeake in northern Pennsylvania's Marcellus shale formation from August 2008 until last fall.
In summer 2011, Chesapeake began to fall behind on paying its bills, according to documents in a lawsuit filed by Otis onOct. 9. By then, the balance due exceeded $15 million. After months of fruitless demands, Otis sued. It is filing liens on Pennsylvania land that was leased by Chesapeake.
Otis Eastern's attorney, Kenneth Africano, wrote in a Dec. 5 court filing that Chesapeake is engaging in a "slow payment" strategy to conserve cash and try to force contractors to settle for less than they're owed.
Chesapeake attorneys wrote on Nov. 5 that the company believes that Otis submitted duplicate bills totaling more than $3 million and failed to complete some projects.
On Dec. 13, an attorney for Chesapeake denied the "slow payment" characterization. The allegation, he said in a filing, was "frivolous."
Information from the Associated Press was included in this story.


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- Courses for Adult Learners
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hop, slither, & swim
Mount Desert Island is home to several species of reptiles and amphibians. Join us for an adventurous week of catching frogs, identifying turtles, turning over logs to find salamanders, and searching for snakes. Snorkel in ponds and sift through leaf litter to learn about these ectothermic creatures and their habitats. Bring your nets, nature journals and sense of exploration!
June 24 – June 28
5-day session: $230 Local / $265 Non-Local
discovering the dawnland
Forage for natural materials to make everything from the edible to the artistic. Weave with found grasses and bark, forage for plants to make tasty tea and feel rhythms of drum and flute playing. Learn some of the ways of the Wabanaki tribe as you explore native Maine craft, cooking and traditions. Days are complete with swimming, exploring hiking and games!
July 1 – July 12 [No session on Thursday July4th]
2-week session: $390 Local / $420 Non-Local
farm to fork: Food systems fun at beech hill farm & beyond
To Beech Hill Farm we go! Get your hands dirty in the ground, harvest seasonal veggies, prepare farm-fresh lunches, and quack with the ducks, while getting a glimpse of our local food system through fun days spent at Beech Hill and other island farms. Learn about the natural history of many edible crops, play games, make vegetable art, enjoy a refreshing swim, and plant a seed of wonder this summer exploring how your food goes from farm to fork.
July 15 – July 18
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nature's nourishment
Explore local and wild foods on MDI by harvesting wild edibles, sampling vegetables from the SFS garden, and meeting local fishermen. Explore the delicate desires of your palate by preparing and trying a variety of delicious treats. Learn about the natural history of foragable foods while finding out about how your body uses food so you can have fun. Swimming, hiking and games will round out the week.
July 22 – August 1
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Splash around the marine ecosystems of MDI while learning about the
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August 5 – August 9
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Build forts, nests and boroughs while learning about how animals make their own unique homes. Visit active and abandoned beaver lodges and see how humans and other animals use the materials of the natural world to build their dwellings. From beehives to bird houses—come explore and construct the structures creatures call home. Games, art and songs, too!
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Each week, Patch users contribute numerous insights, opinions and observations. The following is a collection of the most thoughtful, moving, controversial or just plain funny comments that appeared on Patch sites in Eden Prairie, Edina, Golden Valley, Hopkins, Minnetonka, Richfield, Shakopee, Plymouth, St. Louis Park and St. Michael. Click on the headline to read the full story and join in the conversation.
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Minnesota Voter ID Amendment: This Is Why I'm Voting 'No'
Readers weighed in on the issue before they voted on Nov. 6.
Doug Lind planned to vote "no" for several reasons:
The GOP attorney representing Mr Emmer in the voter recount said, "No fraud." Recently I read an article claiming there are thousands of phony IDs around the state. Phony ID production is a mini-industry; ask any bar owner. Another "concern" is that felons may have vote in a recent election. Maybe so; felons can produce a legitimate ID just like the rest of us. It wouldn't say, "FELON" on it, so how is an election judge supposed to keep a felon from voting, or how is the judge suppposed to spot phony IDs? This Amendment won't solve the "problem" and it will cost local governments a lot of needed cash. Fiscally irresponsible and it won't solve the "problem" it's designed to fix. VOTE NO
Golden Valley Man Charged with Robbing Man at Light-Rail Station
Deshaun Marcel Martin, of Golden Valley, was charged with snatching a wallet from a man at a Minneapolis light-rail station, then punching the victim in the head when he tried to get his property back.
B_Schiff hopes that Martin will seek help and stop offending:
Deshaun Marcel Martin...
3/7/12: Driving w/o insurance
5/9/12: Driving w/o a license
7/9/12: DWI and failure to obey a traffic control device
7/16/12: Careless driving, open container violation
7/23/12: Driving after license revocationNothing violent until now, and a spree of driving offenses; what's going on with this guy? Hopefully, he'll get some help.
Richfield Passes Both Referendum Measures
After a painful failure in 2011, the Richfield School board and referendum advocates were without a doubt happy about Tuesday night's outcome.
Voters not only passed a measure to renew the soon-to-expire levy, but also approved a small increase.
Many readers expressed their happiness following the news. One reader, only identifying himself as Will, said:
I am proud to be a Richfield Citizen. Thanks to all for stepping up even if it took a year longer than hoped.
Franzen Defeats Downey in Senate District 49 Race
DFL candidate Melisa Franzen, who was in a hard-fought race for Senate District 49 against former Republican State Rep. Keith Downey, managed to pull it out by more than five percentage points, according to unofficial results from the Secretary of State's Office.
Senate District 49 actually shifted from entirely Republican representation in the Legislature to entirely DFL legislators, with voters electing Ron Erhardt to House District 49A and Paul Rosenthal to House District 49B.
Patch reader David F said Edina's swing to DFL legislators was not much of a surprise to him:
Certainly politics is full of too much money and too much negative campaigns but I think the other story is MN is tired of right wing politics. The saddest thing I have ever seen in MN was the state shutdown 2 years ago when I went into closed state parks that were deserted during the peak summer season. All the families and children that did not get enjoy the state parks came back to haunt the GOP.
Meanwhile, commenter James was simply excited to have cast his vote for Ron Erhardt:
Like many other democrats, I voted for him when he was a Republican, and now when he is a Democrat. I voted for Ron Erhardt, not his label. How many modern-day Republicans do that? Precious few -- which is why Ron is now a Democrat.
The bank is tripling its office space at I-394 and Hwy. 169, according to news reports.
Guy Davidson wrote:
Probably one of the top ten ugliest buildings in the Twin Cities... just sayin.
Kids Voting Shakopee Releases Results of Student Vote for 2012 Election
There were 2,423 students who submitted their ballots at locations through Shakopee and some surrounding areas. Students voted largely for Republican candidates.
Lola Minneapolis was surprised at the students' pick for President.
I can't believe kids voted for Romney!
OPINION: Southwest LRT Process is 'Anti-democratic and Unaccountable'
Senate District 46 candidate Paul Scofield slammed the freight rail reroute portion of the Southwest Light Rail Transit project in a guest column—saying "St. Louis Park is being governed and represented by 'DINOs'—Democrats in Name Only."
Matthew Kilanowski wondered whether Scofield would be as forceful on behalf of homeowners affected by other transportation projects:
For one, this issue could be solved by rerouting the line up Nicollet Avenue. It would negate the need to reroute the freight line as well as put it in a higher density area where this large investment can serve more people.
For another, I would be interested to know if Mr. Scofield's concern is directed by opposition to mass transit investment in general. I would like to hear his opinion of the Shady Oak Road project where the widening of the road is recognized to be so harmful to the businesses there that the City of Hopkins is spending $3 million on top of the construction costs to help them. Mr. Scofield, will you lead the charge to oppose the lowering of property values and disenfranchisement of local small businesses for a road project as earnestly as you are opposing this rail project, too?


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Serves 4
Burgers just got better with the addition of tender sweet onions, melted cheese, and tangy lemon-Dijon mayonnaise.
Prepare a medium-high gas or charcoal grill fire. Alternatively, position an oven rack 5 to 6 inches from the broiler and heat the broiler to high. Line the bottom of a broiler pan with foil and lightly oil the perforated part of the pan.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat. Add the onion, 1/4 tsp. salt, and 1/8 tsp. pepper; reduce the heat to medium low and cook, stirring occasionally, until deeply golden brown and tender, 15 to 18 minutes.
Combine the mayonnaise, Dijon, lemon juice, rosemary, and garlic in a small bowl. Season to taste with salt and pepper and set aside.
In a medium bowl, gently combine the beef with 1/4 tsp. salt and 1/8 tsp. pepper. Form the beef into 4 patties (3-1/2 inches in diameter) and make a deep depression in the center of each patty so the burgers keep their shape during cooking. Lightly sprinkle the patties with 3/4 tsp. salt and 1/2 tsp. pepper. Grill or broil them on the prepared pan for about 4 minutes per side for medium, or until desired doneness. Top each burger with 1 slice of the cheese and grill or broil until melted, 30 to 60 seconds.
Toast the buns on the grill or under the broiler until golden, 30 to 60 seconds. Serve the burgers on the toasted buns with the caramelized onions, mayonnaise, and arugula.
Grilled veggies are the perfect side. Try a simple Grilled Eggplant.
nutrition information (per serving): Calories (kcal): 740; Fat (g): 50; Fat Calories (kcal): 450; Saturated Fat (g): 16; Protein (g): 43; Monounsaturated Fat (g): 20; Carbohydrates (g): 27; Polyunsaturated Fat (g): 10; Sodium (mg): 930; Cholesterol (mg): 140; Fiber (g): 2;
Photo: Scott Phillips
by RArthur, 9/26/2012My husband loves the sauce and asks me to make it for sandwiches and other burgers that we make. It's a big hit!
by bjunge, 5/23/2012Liked these a lot, but made a couple of changes... First, 1/2 package of Onion Soup Mix w/the hamburger, and once the patties are made put a light coating of cajun seasoning on them. Also added a couple of sprigs of rosemary in the onions as they caramelized. Used Havarti cheese and added thick-sliced bacon - will definitely make these again! Pic here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/brianjunge/7221482354/
by rhsamdrainer, 7/2/2010We thought these burgers were really good! The mayo spread makes all the difference. We'll make these again for sure.
by ali2379, 6/17/2010Loved it - couldn't get enough of the sauce!
by elisebuck, 3/21/2010This burger is incredible. It is easy to make and impressive to serve. Both my sister and my brother-in-law said it was the best burger they ever had. I used basil in the mayonaise mixture instead of rosemary because my sister doesn't like the taste of rosemary (go figure!). Other than that, I followed the recipe to the letter. One quick tip for Canadian cooks. I couldn't find 85% lean beef at my grocery store, so I asked the butcher. He said that it is the same thing as lean beef, not extra lean. Hope this helps. Who knows, maybe it isn't a Canadian thing. Maybe it's just the store I shop at.