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This is in response to North Augusta Mayor Lark Jones' claim that those who oppose Project Jackson are not residents of North Augusta or The River Club.
If I own a home near the riverfront site for this project, I would oppose it, as would most residents in this city if it were proposed for the neighborhood. I understand The River Club's concerns.
I'm not a resident there, but I am a North Augusta resident. I oppose building a stadium for a professional baseball team with taxpayer money.
The mayor said that the GreenJackets would only bring in enough private investment to cover public improvements. He indicated that the public investment would be $43 million.
It seems a foregone conclusion that the GreenJackets would leave Augusta. If it's that easy, would a better offer down the line prompt them to leave North Augusta – maybe even before we pay off the millions we will spend in construction of the stadium, convention center and parking garage?
Recently, the City of Augusta voted not to build a new stadium for the Jackets on the waterfront downtown. Apparently, even Augusta saw no benefit in the move.
We are told that this $43 million investment in the stadium deal would entice some unnamed retail shops, unnamed restaurants, office complex, hotel and luxury apartments.
Remember, if homeowners don't like the idea of this project in their neighborhood, are luxury apartments a good fit?
We're betting this money on a minor-league baseball team that will move across the river to play ball for the summer. A stadium is suitable for only certain events and basically seasonal employment.
I'm a North Augusta naysayer. I don't think this project, centered around a huge outlay of taxpayer money to build a stadium for a professional team, meets my standards for taxpayer funding.
I haven't even touched on my environmental concerns, or my concerns for financing our schools and other needs as our medium-sized City throws money at a stadium. Do all of you out there feel that you understand the information available and the impact that this will have?
L.C. Weil
North Augusta
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Fruit of the Loom has announced plans to expand the companys Berkeley County distribution center.
The addition will add 402,000 square feet to the current 350,000-square-foot building, more than doubling its size. The expansion is expected to create 49 new jobs by 2016 and will primarily help service Fruit of the Looms growing e-commerce and intimates businesses.
Fruit of the Loom, an independent, wholly owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., currently is proceeding with the regulatory requirements necessary to move forward with the project. It expects to break ground on the expansion in September 2014 and be completed by August 2015. The building, located at 1116 Business Park Road in Summerville, will remain a landfill-free operation and is expected to be LEED certified.
Those interested in employment opportunities with the company may visit Fruit of the Looms careers site.
Rick Medlin is the CEO of Fruit of the Loom.
We could not be more excited to announce the expansion of our Summerville distribution center, he said. As our e-commerce and intimates businesses continue to grow, we are committed to strategically developing state-of-the-art systems and facilities to better service our customers.
The location of the current Summerville facility coupled with our dedicated workforce there make it the ideal place to grow.
We are thrilled Fruit of the Loom has chosen our state and their Palmetto Distribution Center for this project, South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said. Through this expansion, the company will more than double their current facility and hire 49 new employees all great things for the hardworking people of Berkeley County.
South Carolinas logistics capabilities and market reach make our state ideal for distribution, Sec. of Commerce Bobby Hitt said. Its great to see a household brand name like Fruit of the Loom establish a presence and continue to expand here.
Berkeley County Supervisor Dan Davis called the announcement welcome news.
Its always exciting to recruit new businesses to our community, Davis said. Even more rewarding is being able to see companies that have located in Berkeley County grow, prosper and expand after being an integral part of our pro-business environment.
We are delighted to have Fruit of The Loom continue to grow in our county and region.
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Croswell Opera House receives $1 million donationWritten by Danielle Stanton | | firstname.lastname@example.com
The Croswell Opera House in Adrian recently received a $1 million donation that will go toward a new round of renovations to the 147-year-old historic landmark.
Real estate developers George and Julia Argyros of Southern California donated the money Oct. 3 during a luncheon with Croswell staff and board members at the theater.
The couple has ties to the area. Julia grew up in Adrian and graduated from Adrian High School in 1958. She has fond memories of the Croswell as a theater student, acting in her first play at the Croswell in ninth grade, said Jere Righter, Croswell's artistic director.
Their intentions for the donation are to "preserve the heritage of the Croswell Opera House and allow future generations to enjoy this beautiful community treasure," Julia Argyros said in a news release.
The Croswell is now in the development phase of a capital campaign project to bring the theater further up to date. The money will be used toward future renovations, Righter said.
"We were hoping [the Argyroses] would support the campaign. And [in regard to] the 'when and where and how much,' we were pleasantly surprised," Righter said. "The gift is just the beginning of what we're going to need because it's all expensive stuff."
The Croswell's capital campaign, which hasn't officially kicked off yet, now has $1.2 million in funds, according to a news release. The goal is $3.5 million, Righter said.
"We don't have [renovation] plans yet. We're just in the conversation stage about it. But eventually we will. [We] envision major renovations."
The women's bathrooms need to be updated because women stand in line up to 25 minutes, Righter said. The box office also needs fixing because patrons have to wait outside when waiting in line for a ticket. The lighting and sound could use a technology upgrade to improve production values.
Other changes are planned to the Heritage Room to allow for small performances and cabarets while a production is happening on the main stage, Righter said.
The most important aspects to maintain are the patrons' quality experience and a quality production, Righter said.
"We want everyone to feel warmly welcomed in our building, and we want to provide them with a comfortable and warm environment," Righter said.
The Croswell has been entertaining residents of Lenawee County and the surrounding areas since 1866. It was named an official Michigan Historic Site in 1976 and in the 1980s was recognized as the "oldest continuously operating theater in Michigan, and third oldest in the United States," according to the Croswell's website. It was put on the National Register of Historic Places in the 1980s.
The theater began in the 1860s with concerts, lectures, vaudeville acts, minstrel shows and educational activities. Some legendary historical figures have graced the stage, including Susan B. Anthony, Frederick Douglass and Edwin Booth, according to the website.
The Croswell was a movie theater from 1920-67. It was scheduled to be demolished in 1967, but the Adrian Foundation stepped in and saved the building.
Today, the Croswell produces plays and musicals through its Broadway season from May to December. It also hosts concerts, children's shows, comedy, dueling pianos and more, Righter said.
"It's really about improving our patrons' services," Righter said of the fundraising efforts. "I would just want to make sure we serve our patrons the best way we can."
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Sunday, May 4, 2014
Georgetown Police responded to a call on Church Street April 25, regarding an erratic driver in the tractor of an 18-wheeler (without a trailer attached) attempting to park in his yard.
The neighbor reporting the incident told police the driver had backed into a chain link fence and a vehicle in a neighboring yard, pushing it into the fence and almost into the house.
The officer met with the driver who was still sitting behind the wheel of the tractor in his yard. The officer smelled the strong odor of alcohol and observed two open bottles of beer on the rear floorboard. The driver handed the officer the two bottles while denying that the beer was in the tractor at all, telling the officer he was seeing things.
The officer reported the drivers speech was slurred, he was extremely lethargic and his eyes were glassy.
The driver slowly climbed out of the cab, was swaying on his feet and, after searing for his license for 10 minutes, was unable to locate it. The driver told police he had only had two beers. He told police he had been up for 16 hours and would not take a Field Sobriety Test. Police charged him with DUI. The driver also refused a breath analysis test. He was then booked for DUI, Open Container, Driving Under Suspension, 2nd Offense. His license was automatically suspended (again) for refusing the breath analysis.
The damage to the neighbors vehicle was estimated at $1,000. The fence was collapsed under the vehicle. The driver had managed to push the vehicle 20-feet backwards before stopping, according tot he incident report.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for July 3-4, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
John Myers III — assault and battery third degree
Zachary Mathis — open container, simple possession of marijuana, minor in possession of alcohol, possession of drug paraphernalia
Maxwell Moreland — open container, minor in possession of alcohol
Quenton Hammonds — Aiken Department of Public Safety hold for unlawful carrying
Denise Carter — bondsman off bond shoplifting, violation of probation
Mark Thomas — disorderly conduct, malicious injury
Travis Steffey — criminal domestic violence
Russell Grice — public disorderly conduct
Sarah Morris — giving false information, driving under suspension
Carolina Ladd — possession of drug paraphernalia, simple possession of marijuana
Terrance Jenkins — criminal domestic violence, violation of probation
Frank Books — trespassing after notice
Kit Gunter — disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Timothy Covar — unlawful possession of weapons
Darren Miller — driving under the influence
Lorenzo Alexander — simple possession of marijuana
Pamela Baxley — possession of drug paraphernalia
Anthony Swearingen — unlawful to possess, dispose of or distribute prescription drugs, possession of a controlled substance two counts, no driver's license, trafficking in methamphetamine
Kevin Wideman — no driver's license
Tina Ayers — trafficking in methamphetamine, possession of other controlled substance four counts, unlawful to possess, dispose of or distribute prescription drugs four counts
Brittany Johnson — possession of a stolen vehicle
Jamie Gregory — fraudulent check
Thomas Wages — family court bench warrant
Torveese Kirkland — attempted murder
Micah Rawl — family court failure to pay as ordered
Stanley Stroman Jr. — shoplifting first offense
Joshua Johnson — assault and battery, malicious injury to real property
Timothy Green — malicious injury to real property
James Dandy Jr. — possession of crack, failure to appear bench warrant, assault and battery third degree, providing false information
Kishon Priester — possession of crack
Tony Brown — malicious injury to real property, trespassing after notice
Robert Hamm Jr. — disorderly conduct
Tameika Smith — assault and battery third degree
Chester Rawl — assault and battery third degree, trespassing after notice
Lindsey Boyd — driving under the influence, minor in possession of alcohol, no proof of insurance
Nellie Carey — unlawful use of telephone
Jerome Sullivan — criminal domestic violence
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Implement kern.do_async_attach. default disabled. To enable add kern.do_async_attach="1" to your /boot/loader.conf. This feature allows conforming drivers to attach in their own thread, allowing multiple drivers to attach in parallel. Implement a new device state, DS_INPROGRESS. Seems to work properly. Implement device_set_async_attach(), which allows a device's probe function to indicate that it is ok for its attach function to be run in its own thread. Split tsleep's enable out from the 'cold' variable. tsleep works earlier then when cold is cleared. Add a 'tsleep_now_works' variable to take over the functionality. Implement DRIVERSLEEP()... similar to DELAY(), this function works in any context and will call lwkt_switch() in its spin loop. It isn't perfect yet. ATA/NATA: * Uses the new async attach feature * Uses DRIVERSLEEP * No longer uses a configuration interrupt hook. Interrupts are now available during device config. NOTE: atapicam does not seem to be scanning the 'bus' (from cam's point of view), so 'cd0' is not found until CAM scans the bus itself in the interrupt config hook code. USB: * Uses the new async attach feature * Uses tsleep instead of DELAY MISC: * IF_EM, IF_NFE also use the async attach feature as a test, but it doesn't seem to have a huge effect.


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LOUISVILLE — The Floyd County Times' coverage of last year's tornado outbreak earned the paper a first-place award during the Kentucky Press Association's annual convention at the Brown Hotel.
Reporter Jack Latta and Editor Ralph B. Davis shared the top prize for Best Extended and Ongoing Coverage among multiweekly papers, during the KPA's awards banquet Friday night. The award was for the Times' coverage of the March 2 tornadoes in Magoffin, Morgan and Johnson counties, as well as the aftermath and rebuilding effort that followed.
The paper also received second-place awards for its front page and its website, as well as a third-place award for Best Business Story.
The Times' sister newspaper, The Hazard Herald, took home first-place awards for editorial, feature story, investigative story or series, and website, as well as second-place awards for editorial and sports picture, in the Class 2 division for weekly newspapers.


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Hawks Reined by Mavericks
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HAMBURG, NY – After an afternoon scramble to determine where the AMCC conference game will be played, Medaille College gave up their home field advantage to play on campus diamond at Hilbert College in between all the rain drops. With the first pitch off the mound at 4 pm, Medaille went on a 7-run first inning cruise to a (12-3) 5-inning victory. After a brief delay, the Hawks surrendered 3 runs early in game two and never recovered (13-6). Hilbert drops to 8-8 overall and 2-4 in conference. Medaille moves to 11-7 and 5-1.
Hilbert didn't have the same power behind the bat getting out hit 26-14 with the difference in distance and RBI's (23-9). The visitors hit 5 homeruns for the day while Rachel Parker (Hamburg, NY/Hamburg) hit Hilbert's lone long ball in game two. Pitcher Carrie Sisson (Eden, NY/Holy Angels Academy) carried the Hawks in game one through 4 innings striking out one and giving up 3 walks with 12 hits. While in game two, freshman Emily Ripley (Batavia, NY/Notre Dame Catholic) did most of the work going 4 innings with 9 hits and 9 runs. At the top of the 5th, freshman Rebecca Sutton (Eden, NY/Eden) took the circle and surrendered 5 hits and 4 runs. Offensively, besides her home run, Parker had 3 hits, scored 2 runs and batted in 2 runs while fellow senior captain Sarah Collins (Milroy, PA/Indian Valley) had 2 hits, 2 RBI's and scored once.
The Hawks have a few days to dry off from the rain and mud on the 7th as they play their next game on the road at Frostburg State on Saturday, April 10th.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Test ID: LYZKM
Lysozyme (LYZ) Gene, Known Mutation
NY State Approved Indicates the status of NY State approval and if the test is orderable for NY State clients.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Carrier testing of individuals with a family history of lysozyme (LYZ) gene-related familial visceral amyloidosis
Diagnostic confirmation of LYZ-related familial visceral amyloidosis when familial mutations have been previously identified
Genetics Test Information Provides information that may help with selection of the correct test or proper submission of the test request
Documentation of the specific familial mutation(s) must be provided with the specimen in order to perform this test.
Special Instructions and Forms Describes specimen collection and preparation information, test algorithms, and other information pertinent to test. Also includes pertinent information and consent forms to be used when requesting a particular test
Method Name A short description of the method used to perform the test
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Followed by DNA Sequence Analysis
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LYZ Gene, Known Mutation
Aliases Lists additional common names for a test, as an aid in searching
Familial visceral amyloidosis


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Beat the heat with some articles about live music happening in Central Oregon over the next seven days!
— Portland's Tango Alpha Tango will celebrate the release of its new album "Black Cloud" with a show next week at McMenamins Old St. Francis School. My colleague David Jasper spoke with one of 'em about Led Zeppelin and some other stuff. Read it here.
Elsewhere in the music section: local Latin dance band Chiringa begins its summer residency at Silver Moon, Liquid Lounge hosts a reggae show by Jah Sun and Dubtonic Kru, blues-rocker Hobbs Magaret says farewell to Central Oregon at The Belfry (he's moving to San Francisco), Black Pussy and Silvero get heavy Saturday night at The Horned Hand, plus Georges Bouhey's new jazz series, the Charles Button Band at County Catering, The Changing Colors, Chris Beland and more.


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hello i'm new.
Thank-you Iam a new comer but Iam getting there.everyone has been wonderful!
I was happy, when I posted for the first time here, being welcomed. I felt actually welcome. I felt accepted and at home. I still feel it. This is the friendliest forum I know. The entire site is as ergonomic and well managed as any. I don't know how they do it.
I remember John Dahlglish welcoming me on my first post. Thanx John! I'm glad and grateful you're here. Thanx to all my other skmb friends, too.
my name is michel. i'm from switzerland.
i started reading Stephen-King-books because my father has got a lot of them in german and english already before i was born. i myself started with the first and second book from the tower series in the 90's and since then read a lot more. when i was a kid it also fascinated me, that someone that shares the same day as a birthday with me, writes such dark and horror stories. thats how i got into it.
i also love to watch a lot of movies based on the novels and stories of Stephen King.
so, last week i was in Luzern switzerland and found a shop for furniture that was called "KA International" and i thought that could be a good contribution for Stephen's Empire.
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IN most sites I feel abit like a fly on the wall or the new kid at school who wants to join in but is hesitant to approach. So these welcome in messages are really nice to see! Virtual hugs to you all! Years ago when I 'discovered SK, I was instantly won over to his style of story-telling. (who isnt??)Over the years I became fasinated by his attitude toward his "constant readers". I finally 'got it'. Very,VERY few authors care in the least what their devoted readers think or feel. This is so refreshing, and to know thereis a place we can all meet up and review/discuss/cuss (ha) these books, movies and even future works is wonderful. The fact that SK doesnt charge admission is terrific. Especially when these days it seems everybody is out for a buck! So thank you for allowing me to enter and have my say. I love the many various places to visit and look forward to meeting you all.
Top of the mornin' to all...I'm not your typical SK fan...for years, I hated all the hype for his movies so avoided seeing them or reading any of his books...then, in the early 90s, I happened to see something on tv called "The Tommyknockers"; a friend had the book (book? who wrote it? then the usual 'the movie isn't as good as the book'...), I borrowed it & when it took me so long to read--everyone knows SK writes looooooooooong books, right?--I went out and bought it...then I discovered that SK had also written all those lovely Gunslinger short stories I loved so much in the SF mags! About then I was hooked: bought & read entire Dark Tower series--and am now playing catch-up to read allllll of his books...starting with the ones listed in the Dark Tower as tie-ins to it (on the last one, phew!)...Saw in Skeleton Crew that this site existed & here I am! I feel very welcome but it's taken me a 2 weeks to read all of just this thread; then I had to wait 'cause forum was closed for the weekend so I couldn't post! Soooo, long story shorter; I'll visit once in a while but I don't intend to spend that much time on all of the forums/threads...<sighs> But I still think you're all wonderful people & don't want you to think it's because of anyone here...^_^
Hey, Minerva...As it happens, I had just read that story last month or the month before so I recognized it right away! In case noone has told you already, it's in a story collection of SK's, entitled Skeleton Crew. I remember it was right in the middle of the book; sorry, I don't remember publication date--it was a library book & has gone back. <grins> There were a group of stories there; that one was scary--but I found a scarier one in the book I'm reading now Everything's Eventual... Of course, I haven't finished the book yet...^_^


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Three years ago, I gave birth to my angel baby at 31.4 weeks (daughter- Halle Christene). I had severe P/E with the onset of kidney failure. My daughter weighed 3 lbs, 9 oz. and was in the hospital for approx. 5 weeks. The nurses in the NICU called my daughter, "Little Miss Feisty†and let me tell you- Halle Christene is living up to her nickname! She is our angel girl and we are so blessed to have her in our lives. Both she and I are healthy and happy.
I went through the P/E experience deciding I was done having children. However, when Halle turned two and in the spirit of blessings… my decision changed. I went to my high-risk doctor who ran some tests and we had long conversations about P/E. The tests returned with a 30-50% chance of getting severe P/E again. Yikes. My husband immediately shook his head "NO†and said, "We'll adoptâ€ÂÂ. While I agree that adoption is something to look into… I still have a longing in my heart to carry a child on my own. I started doing research and felt like I had to turn the negative frustration about this disease into positive education and proactive action. You can imagine my surprise to find lack of education, lack of awareness for pregnant mothers and the Healthcare industry. It was equally surprising to realize not much government funding for research, prevention and cures is being afforded or championed!
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I wish I had known someone was available to share with me, visit with me in the hospital for those weeks prior to delivery, to help me understand that I was not alone in this battle. You are not alone if you are going through PE or pregnancy-induced hypertensive illnesses. Please reach out!
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Mark Freeman from Stories Past
- Mark has worked with the National Park Service and a range of other groups to develop online databases for everything from data driven research databases to interactive education modules. Primarily working with museums and governmental agencies, Mark represents the cutting edge in online databases and data sharing.
Jillian Galle from the Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery (DAACS)
- DAACS, which is based in Monticello's archaeology department, is one of the largest and most respected online databases for Historical Archaeology. Starting in 2000, when many archaeologists hadn't even thought of online databases, DAACS was working hard to provide researchers information that would normally take years to get. Jillian has been the DAACS project manager for twelve years and is a pioneer in online databases and data sharing.
Adam Brin and Frank McManamon from the Center for Digital Antiquity
- When you think of online databases and data sharing, the Digital Archaeological Record (tDAR) is probably one of the first things that come to mind. Adam and Frank work with a wide range of database professionals and archaeologists, and have created an extensive database for everything from digital documents to data sets to GIS files. tDAR represents a digital repository for archaeological data from all over the world. Perhaps the largest archaeological database, tDAR is constantly working to bring more information to researchers and to expand our understanding of the history and prehistory of the world.
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HAMBURG, NY – Hilbert opened with a 42-30 half time lead and stretched it to as many as twenty points mid-way through the second half to capture their first non-conference game of the season in the 83-59 win over Fredonia State November 15. Dan McFarland shot a hot 71% from the floor finishing as the game's leading scorer with 26 points and game high six assists. Tyrone Clark carried the Blue Devils with 17 points (80% fg), four steals and a thunder dunk just before half time.
Hilbert executed their offense during the first twenty minutes shooting 63% from the floor with nine turnovers. They were able to get inside the paint and score easy buckets while still shooting almost 42% from long distance. And they carried that confidence into the second half going 15-26 from the floor. Fredonia shot a respectable 44% but their 23 turnovers ultimately cost them the game.
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Stephanie Ahmad ('11) and Sean Hassan ('11) represented a 10th grade student, L.A., in an expulsion matter. L.A. punched another student at the behest of his older brother. Despite the fact that L.A. had no prior disciplinary incident on his record, the school and school district took an extremely harsh stance, recommending that he be expelled for hitting the other student. An average student, L.A. aspires to go to college, and the expulsion, with an accompanying placement in an alternative community school until 2011, would have more than likely taken L.A. off the college track.
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ROSEMONT, Ill.---After the Chicago Wolves and Charlotte Checkers battled through 65 minutes of scoreless hockey, the Wolves grabbed the extra point in the shootout to earn a 1-0 win Saturday night at the Allstate Arena.
Chicago goaltender Eddie Lack (14-12-3) kicked out all 31 shots he faced in regulation and overtime as well as four of six attempts in the shootout to earn his third shutout of the year.
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"I thought it was a great hockey game between two good teams," said Wolves head coach Craig MacTavish. "We were finally able to win a shootout and Eddie played unbelievable in net for us."
After failing to beat Checkers goaltender John Muse (9-2-1) on 32 shots in regulation and overtime, forwards Darren Haydar and Michael Davies and defenseman Kevin Connauton were able to get the puck by Muse in the shootout.
It marked the first time in 218 games that the Wolves went past regulation in a scoreless game --- a stretch that dated back to an Oct. 23, 2009, game against the Manitoba Moose.
The Wolves and Checkers square off in a rematch at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Allstate Arena.
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First Period---None. Penalties---Rissanen, Charlotte (hooking), 2:03; Blanchard, Charlotte (slashing), 14:34; Pistilli, Charlotte (slashing), 18:59.
Second Period---None. Penalties---Soryal, Charlotte (roughing), 4:06; Roussel, Chicago (tripping), 6:52.
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Shootout---Charlotte 2 (Pistilli, NG; Terry, G; Dalpe, NG; Shugg, NG; Jenks, G; Boychuk, NG ); Chicago 3 (Haydar, G; Mancari, NG; Schroeder, NG; Reinprecht, NG; Davies, G; Connauton, G).
Shots on goal---Charlotte: 7-7-15-2-0—31; Chicago: 12-8-8-4-1-33. Power plays---Charlotte: 0-1; Chicago: 0-4. Goalies---Charlotte, Muse (32-32); Chicago, Lack (31-31). A---11,133. Referee---Shaun Davis. Linesmen---Mathieu Chenier and Roger Behling.


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HAZARD — Perry County's chamber of commerce hosted its annual Civic Night Thursday, honoring several people and organizations who, for the past year, have worked to better the community. Former Labor Secretary Elaine Chao served as the guest speaker.
Chao, who is also the wife of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, served as the secretary of labor under former President George W. Bush. She centered her remarks on reviving the national economy and the coal industry in Eastern Kentucky, the latter of which has shed nearly 4,000 jobs since December 2011.
Chao took to task President Barack Obama's administration, saying new burdensome environmental regulations have put a stranglehold on the coal industry in Eastern Kentucky, where production was down approximately 28 percent.
"It is clear that the number one priority of this administration's environmental agenda is the killing of the coal industry," Chao said, noting coal still provides more than 40 percent of all energy in the nation. "Congress, thanks in no small part to Mitch McConnell, has refused to grant the president a legislative license to snuff out coal."
Chao also touched on the task of rebuilding the nation's overall economy, which will need to create 325,000 new jobs every month for the next four years to reach pre-recession levels. Most of the country's job creation comes from the private sector and small businesses, she said, and that's where leaders should place their focus.
"There are many steps that can be taken to improve long term substantial job creation," she said. "First and foremost, the government has to create an environment through which the private sector feels confident to create more jobs."
Several local residents were honored during the evening, with annual awards presented for Man, Woman, Young Man, and Young Woman of the Year.
Dr. Joythin Chandarana was named Man of the Year for his service work in the community. A native of India, Dr. Chandarana has lived in Hazard since 1994, and serves on the board of directors for Hazard Community and Technical College. He has worked to set up scholarships for each of the local high schools as well as the college, and is a member of the Hazard Rotary Club. He also supports causes abroad, including the Rainbow Foundation. He currently works as chief of staff at the Hazard ARH, and began the dialysis program in Hazard, Jackson, and Harlan.
Terry Thies was named this year's Woman of the Year for her extensive community service. Thies is the director for the Little Theatre of Hazard, and worked for several years with the Housing Development Alliance. She has also served on the board of directors for the Bobby Davis Park and the Kentucky Mountain Health Alliance, and chaired the board for the Appalachian Arts Alliance. Last year, she re-established the Perry County Democratic Women's Club, and has chaired the Perry County Emergency Food and Shelter Board.
Two men shared this year's Young Man of the Year award – twin brothers Wayne and Shane Noble, who for the past several years have worked to support a number of causes. They created Cheer for Life in Hazard, which for 11 years now has raised over $76,000. They have also served as cheerleading coaches at Chavies and Hazard High School, as well as for organizations such as United Cheer Stars. For the past 15 years they have helped design the annual Christmas for Charity event in Hazard. They have also served on the board for March of Dimes, and volunteer their time for a number of other events.
Perry County's Young Woman of the Year has worked for a number of years to help bring the county's premier event – the Black Gold Festival – to fruition. Nikki Begley is a member of the Black Gold Committee, currently serving as chair of the music committee. She also plays an active role with her church, Petrey Memorial Baptist. A graduate of Sullivan Business College, Begley works at the Eastern Kentucky Veterans Center as the fiscal manager and finance director.
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The Hazard Police Department was presented with the college's Outstanding Educational Service Award for its swift response to a triple shooting that took place at the college in January.
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Apple reportedly fires head of iOS 6 Maps team
Apple has reportedly fired the manager in charge of iOS 6 Maps, Richard Williamson. Williamson lead the mapping team that was responsible for the new, heavily criticized maps app that debuted in September. The dismissal of Williamson is one of Eddy Cue's first major actions since being put in charge of maps in the management shakeup last month. Cue is said to be looking to TomTom to fix its landmark data as well as talking to mapping experts outside of Apple about how to be improve the experience. Apple has been hard at work fixing problems in Maps since the release of iOS 6. In a report from Bloomberg reports:
A team at Apple has been working to fix the mapping mistakes, focusing first on some of the most glaring problems, one person said. The satellite imagery over the U.K. has been improved and labels for popular U.S. landmarks such as the Washington Monument have been corrected.
A shakeup of this kind is not unexpected. When Scott Forstall was ousted last month, many speculated that it was due to the issues with Maps, but ultimately it was more to do with internal politics than one issue with one piece of software, as serious as those issues were. As the leader of the Maps team, Williamson was responsible for making sure Maps was done on time. Yes, Maps is a 1.0 product, but there is a minimum level of quality that a product this important has to have before it's released to the public, and Maps wasn't there for a lot of people. The mapping team needs to be able to make improvements to Maps rapidly in order to turn it into the product that it should be, and if Williamson wasn't the right person to lead this team, then Eddy Cue needed to let him go and find someone that he could count on to get the job done.
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My issue is using apple's maps my battery will drain a 100% charge in about 33 minutes. It makes it unusable.
I prefer Waze to Telenav personally. Waze is great and free. That's what a nav program should have. many more features then apple too.
My issue with apple's maps is i don't really like the angle they have it at. Waz is basically at ground level so you can easily see the streets coming up. Apple's sets the angle way up like you're on top of a building looking down at an angle. it's really annoying. My garmin isn't like that, tom tom isn't really like that, even waze isnt. The other thing i don't like is when in landscape mode those green direction stop signs cover most of the map making it hard to find out where you're going at a glance. And when you're driving you don't want to take your eyes off the road for a long time. You just want to glance at it quickly and see that map turns comingup.
Is it me or does Apple just take the easy way out and fire everyone who ever makes a mistake with their company? Granted they put so much expectation on themselves, I guess they think its the only way to "win the public back"...I love their products but would hate to work for their company.
It's more complicated than that. Some of it is politics and some of it has to do with the direction or vision a person has for their project. Chances are this person was given a chance to somewhat fix all the glaring mistakes with maps but wasn't able to pull it off in a timely manor or not at all.
I find it hard to assess the inner workings of apple when i'm not an acutal employee with knowledge of what's motivating hiring and firing. Maybe the work was substandard. Maybe the guys just an asshole. either way assuming he's an at will employee both are justified grounds.
Regardless companies are under no obligation or expectation to do things "the hard way."
I think the maps r good I mean really it gets me from point A to point B. C'mon really is it that important on what device I would choose only based on maps? I like the new maps it may not talk (until I upgrade this December), but it does state where I am suppose to turn or where I am going. REALLY DUDES fire someone for maps? Apple needs to focus on the UI and fire that person that did not redesign it.
Not true, get your facts straight. They had a few more months (if not a whole year) of lease the license for google maps. Yet they refused. They could've extended it. But because of apple's idiocy and blind hate for everything "google" we, the customers have to suffer. Get your facts straight. ok?
Also why there is a strong rumor that google is working on the maps and ready to release it to the App Store? And it is up to Apple to let it through. Come on maaaan.. cut the crap...
More like blame Google AND Apple for that. IIRC, Rene's talked about this before in the past: Google wanted to integrate Latitude into the old Maps app and Apple wouldn't let them (I can't state it as eloquently as he did, but I think that's the general point of it: both parties wanted something from the other but neither side would give it without a price). So, Google didn't get to integrate Latitude and Apple didn't get turn by turn navigation. Both parties were at fault here for not compromising.
I submitted numerous problems with incorrect information. 2 months later they have fixed sweet f all. How hard is it to add an area code to correct a phone entry and fix issues on many entries.
Once bb10 devices launch I will be going back to them. The iphone5 will be my first and last apple device. It's the biggest pos phone I have ever used. Way overhyped for what it really can do.
One has to wonder if the issue was that Williamson simply mismanaged the project or if he was given an unrealistic schedule to meet. Analysts have speculated and Google has as much as admitted, that the pulling of Google Maps from iOS 6 was unexpected at least from a timing perspective.
My guess is that the current replacement for him wouldn't have fared any better. It was a suicide position. He took one for the team. No 1.0 Maps product was going to please the critics or match google maps which is a more mature product.
That said, I still don't see Apple's Maps being anything more until Apple decides to properly do it right. Relying on third parties is risky and half baked.
I have had a few weird occasions with new map program. Those few times (about half the time since I rarely use it), it wanted me to turn around.... drive a few miles down the road and then turn around again. A couple of times, it wanted me to turn around and drive to the previous highway entrance instead of just continuing on my route. Driving straight would have not made a difference.
However, I do find myself using Apple maps a lot less than with Google maps. Some days, I am very tempted to go back to my 4S since it still is using iOS5
Oh my.....what on earth have you been inhaling??? Waze is the worst map app made, even worse than the Apple map. It is horribly inaccurate. Missing famous and common oceans, rivers, roads, landmarks, etc. Coloring Parks as blue like the ocean or any water based area is what you call the best? The ONLY thing Waze has going for it is that it provides traffic updates from users. However, if users dont manually enter the traffic update into their phone, incidents won't be recorded. I never use Waze for map data, it's only for traffic updates. That's it. For everything else, it's garbage and useless. And why wouldn't it be junk? You get what you pay for, that's why.
If Apple should buy anyone, it is TomTom.


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I am contacting you because I am the Co-Founder, along with my friend, Ellora Israni, of Stanford University's first ever conference for women in technology, she++. she++ seeks to highlight the opportunities and role models available to aspiring women in technology, brainstorm the barriers separating women from technology and catalysts to overcome them, and facilitate a collaborative and focused forum that produces concrete action goals. We've recruited speakers from Silicon Valley's premier technology companies…
I was stunned that this was Stanford University's first ever conference for women in technology. I read more:
There's a real difference between the traditional computer scientist and the femgineer. And it's taken us two years to realize that Silicon Valley does not simply need women in technology. It needs femgineers. Femgineers are not just computer scientists. We had not been coding all our lives, but we have had experiences. The lack of a Y chromosome makes our visions unique and useful in the world of code. Femgineers are different because we value human indecision as much as deterministic Turing machines. We love people as much as we love computing. We want to marry life and love and laughter with the most amazing technologies of our time, and that's what makes us different. Maybe a femgineer on Apple's Siri team would have caught the fact that the first iteration of the personal assistant could jokingly suggest where to dump a dead body, but not where a woman could get birth control. Think of what a few more femgineers could do.
The more I read, the more intrigued I became and the more questions I had. That led to phone calls, emails and an interview (below) with Ayna and Ellora. Their stories are about change, vision, learnings, successes and doubts.
First some facts:
Names: Ellora Israni and Ayna Agarwal – both 19 years old
Hometowns: Ellora is from Portola Valley, CA – Ayna is from Edison, NJ
Entered Stanford in 2010 with these majors: Psychology and Human Biology (pre-vet)
Current majors: Computer Science and Symbolic Systems (Human Computer Interaction)
You're Leading The Way On?
Ayna and Ellora: Inspiring girls and women to pursue technology. The benefits of computing are no longer limited to "geeks" and "video gamers," it is shaping all aspects of modern society' from the way we track and monitor our lives to virtual socialization. With the adoption of smartphones and their application, as well as social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, etc. technology is more prevalent than ever before. Incorporating women, who are creating a global paradigm shift and shaping technology so rapidly, is crucial to the future sustainability of technology. Girls are smart, bold, and brimming with innovative ideas; we are helping them unleash their potential.
We want to challenge the traditional 'nerdy' stereotype with that of the 'femgineer'- an innovative, empowered, well-rounded engineer who lends human compassion to the face of technology. We value human indecision as much as deterministic Turing machines.
What's The Back Story to Your Story?
EIlora: We didn't aspire to be nerds. We intended to be a psychologist and a veterinarian, to have an impact on people and animals, and, almost naively, to make the world a better place. Last year, Ayna interned at a local animal hospital, Ellora at the Stanford psychology lab. We changed our minds after taking the introductory CS106A class for a General Education Requirement and falling in love with the curriculum. One of the most important things I've learned is not to be afraid of being the "newbie." I was surrounded by people who had been programming all their lives, but I've caught up. If you enjoy something enough, just do it. Catching up may not be easy, but it will be rewarding.
Your Key Moments Along The Way?
EIlora: Taking CS 106A, writing my first program, and having it crash into the debugger the first time I ran it. CS trains you to be okay with failure, because nine times out of ten the code we write will fail miserably. We're taught the value of incremental development and of learning from our mistakes, quite literally. That's a really important mindset to have in a field where people are constantly doubting your ability, especially if you're the kind of woman who sticks her neck out to talk about social issues in technology.
Ayna: My brain often wanders in colorful directions. I catch myself daydreaming about a new mobile application to digitize receipts, or a social platform to help crowdsource funding for social entrepreneurs under 30, and for a transformative technology that will teach girls about feminine health education. One of my key moments was feeling empowerment in having the ability to fulfill these dreams. After encouragement to try a CS class, I can understand the engineering behind the implementation and can quite literally make a dream a reality.
Critical Decisions You've Made To Get To Where You Want To Go?
EIlora: Meet the people who inspire you. I've been very persistent in reaching out to the mentors I admire–for example, Marissa Mayer at Google–to get their perspectives on my work. It's one think to watch a Ted Talk or read a biography, but it's a totally different thing to actually converse with the people you aspire to be.
Ayna: The biggest decision was to abandon everything I had prepared myself for– a pre-medical track, a job at a veterinary hospital– and take a leap of faith into entering technology.
Your Successes?
Ayna and Ellora: she++. The idea for she++ came about halfway around the world about 4 months ago in Bombay, India. We're not sure I can really put my finger on the exact moment we decided this was a good idea, but we're pretty sure that coming up with the title "she++" was all the nerdy affirmation we needed. We started with absolutely nothing, and put on a successful conference four months later that attracted 200+ attendees. It's incredibly empowering to see your vision come to fruition, and especially to know that you're the passion and the reason behind it.
EIlora: That and completing my first "real" CS class–CS107. It's the first systems class every CS major has to take, and an abrupt shift from the comfort of Java and C++ to the harsh world of C and Unix. It's absolutely terrifying at first–the words "Segmentation fault" become your nemesis–but it's almost exhilarating once you get the hang of it. It's really hard to understand unless you're a certifiable nerd like me, but my final project–a C heap allocator–is probably one of the accomplishments I'm most proud of. I knew technology was the field for me when I started getting excited about throughput and compiler optimizations. Being excited about something that the rest of the world deems crazy is a really good indicator that you're in the right place.
Ayna: And discovering the power of technology for social change. There is this very lightly trodden path of social entrepreneurs who are building products and programs to economically, medically, and educationally empower people with technology. Perhaps this is not quite a trend yet (though the start was a solid step in that direction), but I know that one day it will be.
Your Sacrifices?
Ayna: I've sacrificed enrolling in some exciting exploratory 'interest' classes because of Symbolic System major requirements. But I try to take one class that relates to my interests in social service or transformative technologies each quarter, and to have conversations with cool professors outside of my typical course list.
EIlora: Several Friday nights spent in the basement of the Gates Computer Science Building. But that's okay–you can't learn something from doing nothing.
Best Advice You've Received From Women Who Work in Silicon Valley's Premier Technology Companies?
1) Fake it till you make it–Jocelyn Goldfein, Facebook
2) Finding your Co-Founder is the biggest decision you'll make, even more than choosing your husband -Kimber Lockhart (Box.net)
3) You know you are starting the right company the minute you have so much conviction and belief in your idea that everyone else's advice no longer matters -Marissa Mayer (Google)
Best AdviceYou Can Give Others With a Passion/Mission?
1) Passion will drive you crazy, but don't ever tame that crazy.
2) Everything will be alright in the end, and if everything is not alright, than it is not yet the end.
3) Do the things that scare you. (and take a computer science class! :)
Any Doubts About Where You're Headed?
EIlora: I have nothing but doubts. I have absolutely no idea what track I'm going to major in, where I want to work, or even what classes I'm taking next quarter. But I've made my peace with that, because even though I'm the sort of hyper-organized person who loves spreadsheets and Post-Its, that's not a very interesting way to live. CS has taught me to revel in my failures as much as my successes.
Ayna: I'm a vibrant, entrepreneurial, yet somewhat insecure girl. College was the first time I entered the Valley, the first time I was exposed to start-up culture, and the first time anyone in my family left home. Everyday I doubt where I'm headed, but then I take a moment to look at the empty slate ahead of me, and revel in the unwritten story.
Your Failures and Learnings?
Ayna: The biggest lesson I learned was how to fail. This is something CS teaches you by its very nature– you must fail in order to succeed. Debugging is the foundation of good programming. My CS106A TA said it most accurately–the greatest skill you take out of your first programming class is the ability work through failure, to spend hours to understand why your program is crashing and how to fix it. That kind of patience is integral.
What's Next And What Do You Need To Get To Where You Want To Go?
Ayna and Ellora: We're working on a couple post-she++ initiatives and continuing to invest in women and girls in technology. Using footage from the conference as well as some personal interviews, we are working on a documentary that we hope will add momentum to the conversation.
We're also exploring the world of technology and education–how does one best teach CS? Should computing be introduced in college, high school, or before? Is mobile or web a better platform for teaching programming? What can we change about the curriculum to attract more girls? These are all questions we're looking to answer. For example, we're exploring the world of iPhone and Android programming as a vehicle for introductory computer science. Mobile application programming is a wonderful way to start coding because you finish with a beautifully tangible product. But then how do you teach Objective C to new programmers? Are there consistent cross-compilers that bridge this gap? Should students start programming in a language like Java right away, or use a drag-and-drop object-oriented tool such as Alice in learning the initial concepts? These are questions we're looking to answer.
Ayna: Personally, I don't exactly know where I want to go or who I want to be. But I know the life I want to lead, which is adventurous and limitless. I want to bring my project ideas to life this summer. I want to test my engineering knowledge.
EIlora: I plan to graduate from Stanford with a degree in computer science in 2014. I plan to intern at a technology company this summer, to study abroad in Berlin this fall, and to start a company at some point in my life. And then there's the more long-term list of goals: run a marathon, learn a foreign language, spend several years living abroad. But plans change, and I'm prepared to work with that. Some of the best advice I ever got: you have to be willing to get excited about nothing.
Three Women You Must Follow on Twitter and Why?
To be honest we don't really use Twitter, but we found the women we had speak at she++ to be wonderfully inspirational mentors :)
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Originally posted by Chrisbox
You didn't really elaborate though... did you replace the mobo with the same kind? did you just take it out and put it back in? did you put an entirely different one in? why in the world would you swap a mobo out before trying to swap a cpu out?
Do you have many USB devices plugged in while you play and, if so, have you tried to reproduce the problem without anything other than a mouse and keyboard in use? How many case fans do you have, and what direction is the airflow for each one and where are those three located?
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58C for video card while gaming is not that bad.
I've seen you throw a lot of different numbers for your CPU around though; 28C is really really good, even at idle. 50C at idle is not good at all, and would indicate a problem with your heatsink or thermal compound - I'd really suspect the thermal compound if you had a motherboard replacement. Intel used to like to use Thermal pads instead of compound, and they can't be reused, they have to be scraped off clean and then have fresh thermal compound put down.
CPU clocks change a lot - they shouldn't bounce all over the place normally - they should steady in on a setting someplace according to their load and thermal situation. If the clock speed is nosediving, then it's probably overheating and trying to save itself. They will underclock once they hit about 95C internally, and literally shut themselves off (causing your PC to reboot or shut off) if they hit around 100C - and the motherboard BIOS may be set to underclock even more aggressively than that.
The fact that you had to underclock your video card is also a typical overheating situation. If your having problems with both your CPU and GPU - your case is probably at fault. Now the Dragonrider is a pretty big case, and if it has side-fans, you should be good (even if two of the fans were out). Sure you don't have the computer like sitting inside a closed cabinet, or setting against the side of a desk where it can't breath? Pull the computer case out in the open, take the sides off it completely, and see how it runs like that.
What motherboard did you put in the computer when you replaced it?
Aside from that - the fact that you can't manually control anything doesn't mean your computer is broken - it just means you haven't taken the time to take your meds and calm down enough to figure it out. Odds are most of them are plugged into static fan headers and are non-controllable anyway - the CPU and GPU fans are usually about the only one you can really control via software anyway (without having special fan controllers).
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When computer crashes regualry it can be your bios and chipset drivers are outdated, it helps when you realy have latests bios and MB driver updates this can be one of issues you have with crashing.
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I would probably check to see if the cpu has thermal paste on it, just to be sure.
Honestly you have tinkered around with so much stuff without much of an idea of what actually to do with what you were messing with there is no telling whats wrong.
I would set everything back to stock speeds after I made sure the thermal paste was on the cpu. Then try and troubleshoot from stock settings. It doesnt sound like your gpu is over heating so not sure what your trying to adjust fan speeds for.
Did the computer work fine out of the gate and only start to mess up when you decided to tinker with stuff? Or was it a problem right from the start?
If right from the beginning I would pursue action, maybe a charge back from you CC company or banking institution. If you decided to change up settings and then it started to have problems then salvage what you can, mark this down as a lesson learned and move on.
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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results.
what mother board do you have, some of the ati boards will not suport more then 4gig of memory. Also check the channels of your memory and make sure you have them in the right spots. This sounds like either a bad mother board, incompatable memory, or a bad cpu. I would think the mother board is bad, or incompatable with what they put in it.
I know I read several complaints where folks asked for stuff, got the stuff but later found out it was incompatable.
Originally posted by jdnewell
It has done this since the day I got it. The distorted graphics, and the crashing at normal clocks. The CPU cores burst up in temperature from 28C, sometimes going 50C idle in a second and i cant imagine what that could be with a game running. I Have the GPU at stock speeds always, I just tossed in that its actually stable when I underclock them. The CPU has a mind of its own so I cant really "set" anything for it.
Originally posted by Ridelynn
Ive taken the sides off and ran it, no difference. The case has 2 top fans 1 side 1 back, and ontop of that theres a huge fan installed on the opposite side that spans the entire side I cant see how anymore fans could be needed. Since my GPU doesnt seem to be shooting up, and also has two fans on it, I could never understand why underclocking it = stable PC.
The mobo I had in was a GIGABYTE GA-P67A-UD3-B3 LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel . Nothing had changed, distorted graphics same crashing cycle, the BIOS were updated on that board as well.
Heres the problem with the fans- I could go into my VTUNE dashboard, and adjust fan speed to whatever I please I could make them mega fast or slow. Now I cannot, for whatever reason it no longer lets me adjust them and they are always dynamic. Ontop of that my LED blue light i had on the giant side fan is no longer activating if that helps.
Originally posted by GroovyFlower
I've updated the BIOS, and tried two mobo's. The chance that they are both causing this problem seems highly unlikely to me unless theres some other factor involved.
Originally posted by erictlewis
All my system specs are in the original post, its also not an ATI.
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Originally posted by Chrisbox
Is there thermal paste on the cpu? between fan and cpu?
Thats the 1st thing I would check
Originally posted by asmkm22
The mobo that i put in to trouble shoot was a GIGABYTE GA-P67A-UD3-B3 LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel mobo. I do not own a 2nd cpu to use for troubleshooting purposes, with the direction this issue is taking there is a high probability that it will change. I use a razer naga epic, and anasi keyboard USB's, other than the two top fans that plug into USB ports those are the only things that are plugged in. I will try without the two fans plugged it, however I did not see that being something I should do when i saw my temperatures were very high.
Originally posted by jdnewell
Theres goo like blue stuff on the cpu and in between fan thing/cpu. This is the thermal paste correct?
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Im not sure on the exact model of your graphics card, but it's not uncommon for factory overclocked cards to be unstable. It's got nothing to do with temps its about the graphics cards power supply (not the power supply in your case, but the power regulators on the card itself). If you don't want to underclock your card you can try increasing the voltages for the card. I'd recommend using MSI Afterburner, works with all cards, it will also let you set a custom fan profile for your card.
For the processor you can try and change power settings in windows, put it on Performance instead of Balanced or Power Saving and see if the CPU clocks stabilize. If they don't I would recommend you try another CPU and see if that solves the problem.
Originally posted by Chrisbox
That is not what I said to do... Honestly, this is starting to sound like a classic example of having a loose nut on the keyboard. It's like when someone who has no clue about how computers work starts talking about registry changes they've made to troubleshoot a problem.
User-interface error. Look into it.
Amy time you pull the heatsink off - you have to clean off the old stuff and use new stuff.
So the fact that you checked it and saw that it's blue - you need to clean all that stuff off and put on new stuff.
Leave the CPU in the socket on the motherboard (keeps the pins safe on the backside), and clean the old stuff off as best you can - make sure not to get any up under the heat shield (the piece of metal on top of the CPU that says Intel), and really make sure not to get any on the motherboard. Use a bit of rubbing alcohol to help clean it if need be. It needs to be perfectly clean. Same with the bottom of the heatsink.
Get some new thermal compound - it's usually white or silvery colored, but can be other colors. If you buy new compound, it comes in a little syringe or blister pack, and that little bit is enough to do probably 10 CPU's. It usually has the consistency of toothpaste. A very very small amount is all you need - just enough to barely cover the top of the CPU heat shield with a very very thin layer (think butter on toast, not pb&j) - again being very careful not to get any on the motherboard or down in the socket. A small drop and then smear it around the top with a tissue, Qtip or your fingertip. Then put the heatsink back on top, twist it just a bit to make sure the thermal compound makes good contact all over, and re-lock it down.
Originally posted by asmkm22
"Have you tried to reproduce the problem without anything other than a mouse or keyboard in use" = Unplug every other USB port thats in use except keyboard and mouse. But thanks for the paragraph of nothing, im sure it'll come in handy. Also it doesnt take a rocket scientist to figure out that someone who makes a thread such as mine obviously lacks advanced knowledge of all this ****.
Originally posted by Ridelynn
I have other thermal compound that I already applied everythings all back in place but that didnt really fix anything other than confirming it had thermal compound.
Originally posted by Chrisbox
So you're telling me your case fans are plugged in by USB?
USB case fans do exist - I can't really think of a good reason for them to though. Or why a computer would have one - they cost about 5x more than a regular fan, and push about half as much air, and the inside of any case is going to have more than enough connections (either via motherboard header or molex from power supply) to run a few fans without needing to tie up USB ports (which are ~outside~ the case).
More than likely, I think we have a case of "Should put down the screwdriver and call Geek Squad"


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