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Go South Photography Tour
This tour takes you from Nairobi to Victoria Falls in 27 days. Grab the Tour Dossier PDF .
Current PriceCurrency Converter + Local Payment Single Supplement (if needed)
Duration27 days
TypeCamping Tours,
Tour Summary
Starting in Kenya this tour heads south to include Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia. Taking you through world famous parks, the beaches of Zanzibar and Lake Malawi. This lasting experience of Africa comes to an end at Victoria Falls.
General Notes
Includes all meals while camping. Laptops provided for CD burning and photo downloads. 12V facilities for recharging electronic equipment and camera batteries are provided - bring your own adapter.
Which departure date suits you best?
Tour CodeNVF(S)27-19
A day-by-day breakdown of what to expect and where you'll be staying.
Day 1, Nairobi to Lake Nakuru National Park
We travel via the Masai escarpment, providing spectacular views of the Great Rift Valley, to Lake Nakuru National Park.This park is famous for its large populations of Pink Flamingos as well as both Black and White Rhinos.
Day 2, Lake Nakuru National Park
After restocking our supplies in town we explore the Lake Nakuru National Park - a soda lake that is famous for the huge volumes of lesser and greater flamingos that flock here. A truly spectacular sight! We also keep an eye out for Black and White Rhino, Leopard, Buffalo, Giraffe, antelope and the occasional Hippo before spending the night at a bush camp within the Park.
Day 3 to 4, Lake Nakuru National Park to Serengeti National Park
We will cross the border into Tanzania and camp near or on the shores of the continent's largest lake. Lake Victoria boasts an astonishing 68 000 km² in size. From here we visit the ever so famous Serengeti National Park.
Day 5, Serengeti National Park to Ngorongoro Conservation Area
An absolute 'must do' when in Tanzania. Pass through the 'Cradle of Mankind' and the Rift Valley whilst enjoying one of the best game viewing opportunities Africa has to offer. An early start takes us off for a full morning game drive in the Serengeti. We head back towards Ngorongoro where we sleep on the Crater's edge. We suggest you wear your winter woollies as it can get pretty cold on the rim of the crater during night times.
Day 6, Ngorongoro Conservation Area to Arusha
This morning we descend into the Ngorongoro Crater with its 600 metre walls. This Garden of Eden is 20-kilometre wide and a true natural wonder. The size of this caldera is only appreciated from the floor itself where the abundance of its animal inhabitants becomes apparent. It is home to nearly every species of African animal and offers great photo opportunities of most of East Africa's mammals, such as Elephant, Rhino, Buffalo, Hippo, Lion, and plain's game. After spending the morning in the Ngorongoro Crater you will return to our overnight stop near Arusha for the night.
Day 7, Arusha
We spend a day in the bustling city of Arusha - the Safari hub of Tanzania. We dive into the colourful markets, visit the Snake Park and have the option to visit a Masai Village to learn more about their proud and nomadic culture.
Day 8, Arusha to Dar Es Salaam
On our way to Dar es Salaam we pass through a number of small villages, towns and sisal plantations.The temperature becomes noticeably hotter as we get closer to Dar es Salaam.
Day 9, Dar Es Salaam to Zanzibar Island
An early ferry from Dar es Salaam takes us to this exotic "Spice Island", where we will spend the next few nights. Zanzibar is steeped in history which is reflected in the varied architecture of Stone Town while further north you can relax on the white sand beaches or scuba dive in the clear warm water.
Day 10 to 11, Zanzibar Island
Zanzibar offers a wealth of experiences for the visitor. The quiet streets of the old Stone Town still retain their Arabic influence. With pretty Medina-like shops, the palaces of the Sultans, its spices, tours around a spice plantation - there is something for everyone on this island. You can even hire a motorbike and explore the more remote areas of Zanzibar.
Day 12, Zanzibar Island
Another day to explore the variety of adventure and optional activities on this beautiful island.
Day 13, Zanzibar Island to Dar Es Salaam
We take the ferry back to mainland for another night in Dar es Salaam. Time permitting there may be an opportunity to visit one of the local craft markets offering a large range of exquisite products (where prices depend on your bargaining skills).
Day 14 to 15, Dar Es Salaam to Iringa
We head deeper into Tanzania. Passing through Mikumi National Park we might be lucky and view a fair amount of wildlife from our truck.
Day 16 to 17, Iringa to Lake Malawi
The few days drive to Malawi takes us through interesting landscapes, passing through some gorgeous rolling hills, and beautiful tea and rubber plantations before exiting Tanzania. En-route we stop along the way to visit a tea plantation.
Day 18, Lake Malawi
The huge Lake Malawi stretches as far as you can see as you drive along the western coastline. Other than the beautiful views, spend some time taking up some of the many water based activities on offer or trip into a local village to meet some real 'salt of the earth' Malawians.
Day 19, Lake Malawi
Today you can spend some time taking up some of the many water based activities on offer, trip into a local village or relax on the beach and read your book.
Day 20, Lake Malawi
Other than water activities, scuba diving, visits to local villages or relaxing on the beach there is also time for some shopping! Locally made crafts are often beautifully turned out and reasonably priced. Don't forget to check your home country's rules regarding importing these products before you buy. Bartering with the locals is expected!
Day 21, Lake Malawi to Lilongwe
During our visit in Lilongwe we will go shopping for African curios while the crew stocks up on supplies.
Day 22 to 23, Lilongwe to South Luangwa National Park
After a short drive we arrive at one of the best national parks in Africa where leopard sightings are common. While camping on the banks of the Luangwa River we will have plenty of time for morning game walks and evening game drives in the park.
Day 24 to 25, South Luangwa National Park to Livingstone via (Lusaka)
Leaving this beautiful valley behind us we drive through the interior of Zambia spending the night on the Luangwa River. The following day we pass through the capital of Zambia, Lusaka and onto Livingstone.
Day 26, Livingstone
With a day full of adventure, be sure not to miss the Bungee from Victoria Falls bridge, World class White Water rafting or abseil down Batoka Gorge. For the less adventurous there is horse back safaris, elephant back safaris, and the ever popular 'Flight of the Angels'.
Day 27, Livingstone
Our tour comes to an end in this adventure town. Explore the town on foot, visit local craft markets or give the adrenaline levels a rush with one of the many activities on offer.
Meals included in your tour cost
Highlights included in your tour cost
Lake Nakuru National Park
A sanctuary for the rare Black Rhino. Well known for the huge population of Flamingo that turns the lake's surface bright pink!
South Luangwa National Park Game Drive
Virtually untouched by huge volumes of tourism 'One of the greatest wildlife sanctuaries in the world'
Victoria Falls National Park
View the 'Smoke that Thunders'
Fantastic photo opportunities
Easy walking trails
Zambezi River Sunset Dinner Cruise
Tame the mighty Zambezi
A game spotting cruise
Sedate and unobtrusive
Dinner and drinks at sunset
There are 19 optional activities available on this trip.
Prices shown are approximate
Dhow Fishing Trip - Zanzibar
Domwe Island Excursion
Kande Beach Horse Riding
Kande Beach Scuba Diving
Kande Beach Water Sports Equipment
Lake Malawi Snorkelling Trip
Lake Malawi Water Skiing
Malawi Village Walk & Meal
Moped Hire - Zanzibar
Nungwe Snorkel Trip
PADI Dive Course - Zanzibar
Prison Island Excursion
Prison Island Snorkelling Trip
Serengeti National Park Hot Air Balloon Ride
Stone Town City Tour
Stone Town Spice Tour
Swimming with Dolphins
Victoria Falls Elephant Ride
Victoria Falls Flight of Angels
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This tour goes through: Nairobi, Lake Nakuru National Park, Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Arusha & 7 other destination(s) in Africa.TOUR DETAIL
Crew: 3 crew (including cook)
Vehicle: Overland Truck
Other: Sleeping mat included
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The highlight of my trip had to be Gweru in Zimbabwe, it was my idea of paradise. So much to do there with the animals and the location of it was just beautiful!
— Anne B (27) from Ireland
The trip was great! A very relaxed ride in a mokoro, followed by camping in the Okavango Delta and watching the animals on the islands was awesome!
— Michael & Silke from Germany
I loved every millisecond of the entire trip... Guess what I did in Swakopmund? I skydived out of a plane - woohoo was that AWESOME :-)
— JoJo E (61) from Switzerland
Finally home and had a great time…. I loved the shark diving, Sossusvlei and Himba people. Saw Lions, a Leopard, Elephants, Giraffes, everything really! Thanks for…
— John E from Canada
I did not believe in god till i visited Chobe National Park.
— Juca from Uruguay


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 6/4/2014 (1231 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
It would be easy to conclude our beloved national game is broken.
Throughout the season, we've heard nothing but stories of violence, abuse and dysfunction.
On-ice riots in which referees were assaulted. Allegations of racism. Fisticuffs between adults in front of eight-year-old players. It all culminated with a decision by Hockey Winnipeg to ban one couple from all hockey-related activities for three years.
And yet, the stars may be aligning to create a rare opportunity to make a positive out of this negative season.
Through a combination of investment returns and revenue windfalls, Hockey Winnipeg has found itself sitting on a surplus of nearly $1 million. Hockey Winnipeg president Don McIntosh said about half of that money should be expended in some way. "We're a non-profit and it's not good policy for us to be sitting on a fund of that size," he said.
For the time being, an internal committee is studying possible uses for the funds, including a rebate to area associations, McIntosh said.
It would be hard to understate the importance of HW's decision. This money could do a lot of good in hockey, but only if there is a commitment to using it in an impactful way. Unfortunately, returning it to area associations is not the best way of doing that.
Area associations do excellent work. In fact, they do all of the heavy lifting, from registration to ordering jerseys and overseeing tryouts and team formation. Area-association volunteers are the unsung heroes of the game, overworked and underappreciated.
However, area associations should not manage cash windfalls. They are service organizations, with limited oversight and accountability.
Very few area associations post their constitutions, board-meeting minutes or annual reports online. That is not to suggest there is anything untoward. Only that it's not a good idea to drop a pile of cash on them.
But what else could the money be used for? Hockey Winnipeg could make a real impact on the game if it focused the money on areas of greatest need -- things that could create lasting, positive change.
To that end, here are several suggestions that I have collected from fellow coaches, conveners and officials over the past season.
Cameras in rinks
Hockey Winnipeg is currently deluged with smartphone videos from parents or teams complaining about some on-ice incident. However, HW also has a policy not to use submitted video as evidence in disciplinary matters because it cannot guarantee authenticity.
But what if HW had its own video? Cameras in rinks could create independent evidence of any incident on or off the ice. It's also possible that the mere presence of the cameras could have a calming effect on the game.
Mentors for coaches
Under the terms of Hockey Canada's National Coach Certification Program, adults need only obtain Coach Level to manage the bench at all ages and most levels of community and recreational hockey. Once obtained (by attending a one-day clinic), you never have to recertify or be assessed. Ever.
HW would do well to hire top-level mentors to provide regular, mandatory assessment for all coaches, regardless of experience. This would be an opportunity to improve coaches' knowledge of the rules, fair-play policies, practice plans and bench management.
Mentors for referees
Unlike coaches, referees must recertify each season. However, those clinics are brief, casual and focused mostly on new rule changes. After that, most referees get absolutely no oversight or assessment in a game situation.
Some area associations have hired senior officials to mentor younger officials, with great success. However, there is clear need for a city-wide mentoring program to support and improve the quality of officiating. This would allow HW to pay senior officials to be at the rink, assessing and instructing younger officials in game conditions.
Creation of a hockey ombudsperson
Existing governing bodies do a good job policing players and team officials on the ice. However, off the ice, recent headlines have shown things get ambiguous and complex pretty quickly.
Perhaps it's time to establish a hockey ombudsperson to look at the myriad personal and political issues, including conflicts involving parents, spectators and area associations. The ombudsperson would be a truly objective voice in the game, free of all fear and favour with a central focus on making the game fairer and safer.
A half-million-dollar windfall is pretty rare. Regardless of how they decide to expend it, hockey's guardians must focus on one prevailing question: Did we use it to make the game better?


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MACOMB — On paper, it looked like it would be a blowout.
On the field, it was much more competitive.
And that's the way the Macomb football team seems to like it.
The Bombers (7-0) stayed perfect on the season, topping winless Princeton (0-7), 20-0 on Homecoming night in Macomb.
"Yeah, we don't score a lot of points, that's not the type of team we are, but you know what? We don't give up many either," Macomb coach Kelly Sears said. "I got on a couple guys at halftime to play as hard on offense as they do on defense, but we're 7-0 and have a shot at a conference championship next week and there's a lot of teams that would love to be in our spot."
The Tigers gave Macomb everything it wanted, holding the Bomber offense at bay for most of the game.
"I couldn't be prouder of my guys," Princeton coach Jesse Snyder. "We challenged them to play hard for four quarters and they did. We didn't have anything to lose and we played like it."
Points were hard to come by most of the game for Macomb, but the Bombers made it look easy on their first score.
After holding Princeton to a three and out on its first series, Macomb punt returner Jacob Moon would return the Tiger punt all the way to the Princeton one-yard line, setting up a Jarrod Rockhold scoring run to put Macomb ahead.
Moon also had a big 28-yard reception that set up Hunter Mynatt's third quarter touchdown run that capped Macomb's scoring.
"That's what seniors do on Homecoming," Sears said. "The punt return was a big play he almost got in there, then the catch, he had to go up and get the ball and win it on a tip."
Macomb's first score came easy, but offense would not as the Tigers kept the Bombers out of the endzone the remained of the half, including a fourth-and-goal stand on the five-yard line.
"That was big to keep them out," Snyder said. "Really, just the one big punt return and that's all we gave up in the first half."
In the second half, Macomb would score on its first two possessions, one a 34-yard scamper by Eli Cousins and the other, Mynatt's short run.
Before and after that, it was all Macomb's defense.
The Bombers kept the Tigers at bay as Princeton couldn't get much going offensively.
"They threw some things at us that gave us trouble last week," Sears said. "They ran that quarterback boot that Pittsfield scored a couple touchdowns on us, but you live and you learn.
"Our outside linebacker did a good job staying home there."
Macomb also was strong up front as middle linebacker Brett Taylor made several big tackles.
"Their middle linebacker, No. 54 (Taylor), he's a player," Snyder said. "They're (Macomb), a physical team, as we saw on tape. "They play hard and hit hard."
• Notes: The Kittens posted their first win of the season, defeating the Macomb sophomores 19-14. Freshman quarterback passed for a 5-yard touchdown to Camp and ran for a 33-yard run. Jacob Smith scored on a 5-yard run. Zach Friel added a PAT kick. ... PHS will make another road trip to Hamilton West Hancock this week.


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I'm not sure there is anybody, unrestricted, still out there worth the Rangers signing. Other than, you know, their own FAs, like Steve Eminger.
Just wondering if any of youse see anybody still available who'd be worth even a little consideration. Here's the free agent tracker from USA Today, also listing those signed and those lost.
We're in the process of changing our Twitter widget, and adding another. The one we have now, I'm going to remove some people — like Kevin Weekes. Heckuva a nice guy, and I really like him as a broadcaster, but I really don't give a rodent's petunia about his vacation, etc. Nothing personal, just business.
So if there's anybody else you think I should whack, or anybody I should add, let me know. I think the widget is really useful for breaking news, so I don't want to fill it up with idle chatterers.
Also, we're discussing adding a second widget for Rangers' players tweets. I have addresses for Richards, Prust, Rupp, Stepan, McDonagh, Biron, Gaborik, Kreider, Hagelin. There are some imposters out there, too. Do you guys know of any others we should have in the widget?


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Author and UW Prof. Patty Loew will present The Brothertown Indian Nation: A History of Endurance at 6 p.m. Thursday, October 16, at the Fond du Lac Public Library. The program is a part of the History at Home series. The program is free; no registration required.
What would you do if disaster struck? Would your family know what to do? Prepare yourself and loved ones by attending Emergency Preparedness at 6 p.m. Thursday, October 2, at the Fond du Lac Public Library. The program will be presented by Fond du Lac County Emergency Management AmeriCorps volunteer Gabrielle Petersen.
Teens are social animals, and the Fond du Lac Public Library is just their kind of habitat, especially in October.
Have a bunch of old papers in storage? Marian University History professors Mary Gross and Matt Szromba can help sort the valuable from recyclable.
They're presenting "Deciphering Old Documents" at 6 p.m. Wednesday October 22 at the Fond du Lac Public Library. The program is free; no registration required.
The mathematician in the debut novel Mathematician's Shiva is Rachela Karnokovitch, a fictional professor at the University of Wisconsin who was a Polish-born Soviet defector and formidable woman of intellect. This is an enjoyable book for those who like to read humorous and heartwarming stories with a Wisconsin connection. The story is told by her son Sasha as he looks back on the time in January 2001 when she died, and the family observed shiva, the Jewish custom of 7 days of mourning.
Can a gamer save the world? In Ernest Cline's rollicking novel, Ready Player One, 18-year-old Wade Watts escapes the bleakness of the year 2044 to spend his time in OASIS, a multiplayer virtual reality world.
Events will take place through October to celebrate Fond du Lac Reads: Ready Player One. To view the schedule online, go to the Calendar.
Area artists are invited to submit pieces for a themed exhibit, Versions of Reality, at the Fond du Lac Public Library in October.
Summer is winding down and beach season is almost over. In a feeble attempt to hold on to those last days of summer I grabbed On the Rocks by Erin Duffy off of the new fiction shelves. The cover picture displays what looks like a tranquil afternoon spent on the beach, but this book was anything but tranquil. On the Rocks is a well written and highly amusing look at one woman's attempt to put her life back together after a very public breakup - via Facebook.
Sweetness #9 by Stephan Eirik Clark is a satirical debut novel about the food additives industry. In 1973 David is a young flavor chemist or flavorist hired by a big company to research an artificial sweetener called Sweetness #9. He notices that the lab rats and monkeys being fed Sweetness #9 are becoming obese and showing behavioral problems. Before he gets very far with his concerns, he is fired.


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HUGH and Honor Lewis have retired after dedicating over 65 combined years of service to the Scout Movement.
The couple enjoyed a fond farewell at the Andover Air Scout Jubilee Cub Pack Christmas Party which they first became involved with back in 1979 when their son joined.
After a year of volunteering Hugh became a Scout leader, a role he remained in for 14 years.
Hugh also took on the position of leader trainer co-ordinator for Andover District and acted as tutor trainer to Hampshire County Scouts for 11 years.
In 1988 Hugh became group Scout leader and remained in this role until his recent retirement.
Honor originally began volunteering at the Jubilee Cub Pack and in 1983 became an official camp helper.
In 1985 she started the Beaver Colony in the group and after a year out returned as assistant cub leader before taking over as cub leader in 1999.
Honor said: "We have both enjoyed our time with the 1st Andover Air Scout Group.
"I supported Hugh at nearly all his Scout Camps and Hugh has always supported me with my Cub camps.
"We have very fond memories of all our years scouting but look forward to taking it easy."


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My tiel has developed a few funny habits since I moved him into a new room. I have it sectioned off with baby gates so the bunnies only have access to half of it.
He gets behind the baby gates and lures the bunnies over to him, then tries to bite their noses through the gate, cause he knows the bars will protect him from the rabbits. Not that they would ever try to hurt him anyway, but when he bites them they do get up and hop away and it scares him, so he has protection now!
He has stolen the bunnies cardboard tunnel. If a rabbit dares try to enter it, I get to hear a very angry tiel chasing a rabbit biting at their feet. I ended up just putting it back behind the gate on his side since the rabbits didn't get to use it anyway. He now crawls in there and makes his cute little happy chirps sometimes, but only when the rabbits are in the room, I swear he's bragging to them.
When the bunnies are bad I put them back into their room. I did that yesterday and they hadn't finished their salad, so I come back in and the bird is on the floor eating the uneaten veggies (safe from bunny germs, I spread greens out and watch them eat since the bird likes to eat with them so he doesn't get their germs from it) making his laughing noise. I guess he was thinking "haha dumb mammals, now this salad is all mine!"


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IWW during WWI: Wobblies arrested in Stockton, CA
Guest post by Cairie Riney, a digitization/online access intern at the Balboa Park Online Collaborative (BPOC). For the past few months, Cairie has been working with MOPA to digitize some of the Museum's special collections.
Big Bill Haywood, "Mother" Mary Jones, Frank Little…any of those names sound familiar? These people were leading voices for the organization The Industrial Workers of the World, also known as IWW or if referring to its members, Wobblies. The IWW was first founded in 1905 in Chicago at its first convention. This convention is considered one of the most important events in industrial union history. Although the IWW is often referred to as the "International" Workers of the World, on the IWW website it states that the "I" stands for "Industrial." The IWW was an industrial union that wanted to eradicate the wage system and usher in a new economic system based on direct democracy. In short, they fought for people over profit and cooperation over competition. The Wobblies were also criticized early on because of their inclusion of African Americans, Asians, and women. Wobblies were branded as anarchists and socialists, against American capitalism and "democracy." They were also looked down upon because most the members were immigrants, not the pure blood "American."
Around the time of World War I the IWW was under harsh repression. Big Bill Haywood tried to silence some member's opposition to World War I because he knew the government would crush the organization and it almost did. The years 1916 - 1918 was a time of tribulation for Wobblies. In 1916 the Everett Massacre or Bloody Sunday occurred when hired citizen deputies had a shootout with local members. This killed 2 citizen deputies and anywhere from 5 to 12 Wobblies. The Tulsa Outrage happened in 1917 when the Knights of Liberty, a faction of the Klu Klux Klan, tarred and feathered 17 Wobblies. The members were arrested for not having war bonds and were handed over to the Knights by local authorities. The men who later defended the members in court were also fined and submitted to the same torture! Also in 1917 Frank Little, an IWW organizer and outspoken opponent to World War I, was lynched by copper bosses. Again in 1917 1,200 copper strikers were deported from Bisbee, AZ. Those are just the most frequently discussed events in 1917, there are definitely more. As you can see, the government's and industrial owner's view of the IWW was critical and often lethal.
Now we enter the year that the men below were arrested. In 1918 there was a trial in Chicago that convicted 100 Wobblies for espionage. The men featured below were put under a Federal Investigation and originally arrested in Stockton, CA for trespassing. I wasn't able to find any specific information on IWW activity in Stockton but if I do, I'll report back here. For now, take a look at the men below. There are two IWW workers in one picture then one on the other. Looks like an electrician and two general laborers.
This is a very abbreviated overview of the IWW from 1916 - 1918. If you're interested in this subject, check out the myriads of books, documentaries, and even graphic novels. The IWW has a great website where they display a chronology of events as well as common myths about the organization. The IWW is still alive today and has in fact, gone international.


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ZendCon, the premier PHP conference, will be held in Santa Clara, CA from November 1st – 4th. Adobe Platform Evangelist, Ryan Stewart, will be speaking on utilizing ActionScript coming from a PHP background. You'll learn how to architect complex applications built using Flex and ActionScript in his session on November 3rd at 2:45pm.
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Patients are being asked for their views on the quality of care at Croydon University Hospital in a bid to improve services.
Croydon Health Services NHS Trust is holding two public meetings where people can give their opinions to the Trust chief executive John Goulston and clinical staff.
All comments received will be recorded so steps can be taken to make improvements.
The Listening into Action (LIA) meetings are being held at Oasis Restaurant, Croydon University Hospital, on January 20 from 5pm to 7pm and January 22 from 6pm to 8pm.
Booking a space is essential by calling 020 8401 3209 or online.
The Trust has also introduced a ratings programme where patients are given tablet computers to record what they think of their care while they are in hospital.
Results are then uploaded on to the hospital's computer system so staff can identify and respond to issues as they develop.
The Trust's chief executive John Goulston said: "LIA has been our way of listening to staff and acting on what they tell us so we can make positive changes in patient care.
"For example refurbishments in the outpatients waiting area, helping patients leave hospital more promptly and dementia friendly signs across the Trust - LIA has made a real difference to how we work and the physical environment at the Trust.
"We want to hear what local people have to say about our services – both good and bad – and use what we hear to help plan improvements.
"At the same time, new digital technology means we can collect the views of hospital patients as they receive care and treatment – these are two very different but equally important ways we can listen and act of what patients tell us."


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I have a couple of great PSL's in section 510 midway up the deck, great views and nice crowd. I want to get into the lower corners. Somebody want to trade? If you are wanting a better view of the field and to get away from the crowd that stands most of the game, I have just what you want! I miss the rowdy crowd and I am willing to give up the great views of the field for the corners. Want a trade?Email me
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On his retaliation penalty after Galiardi boarded Girardi:
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|Forums: Index → Narutopedia Discussion → Dattebayo vs. Believe It
People keep changing the Word used at the end of the Mission Statement for the Wiki. The wiki was made in english and most likely the english traditions should be kept when making quotes not actualy related to the Anime. Please discuss this instead of repeatedly altering the mission statement of the wiki which has been here for a long time. Till this is discussed the quote should read Believe It! because that was the original text of the quote. Dantman (Talk) 23:20, 5 February 2007 (UTC)
I'm sorry. When I first came up with it, I had no means of controversy. I only ment it as a fun little thing that might get people more introseted. -LoneWolf 5
- Ok, but it would be best to not mix Japaniese into English. We should keep them defined seperate so we don't confuse people. Dantman (Talk) 03:59, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
- Why not put Believe it! as the text, and the link goes to dattebayo. Many fans use dattebayo, as opposed to believe it. This is because dattebayo has no literal translation. -Dubtiger, 6:26pm EST
O.k is the fight over with DatteBayo Subject and Beileve it over?
- Believe It! should stay the text because that is what is used in the english form, and we are the english Narutopedia. But instead of that, we should move the current Dattebayo article to Dattebayo and Believe It!, and create a redirect to there from Believe It, Believe It!, Believe it, and Believe it! to that page to. And the text in the quote can have the link characters [[ and ]] placed arround them. Dantman (Talk) 10:18, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
- Took a few minutes to decipher that... Hmm... Well, the current Dattebayo article is ok the way it is right now. I see it as really straight-forward... -Dubtiger, 10:27pm EST, Feb. 14
Why can we just use both as way greet the newcomers lol like Believe it and DATTE BAYO lolDarkLordofChaos90 05:00, 22 February 2007 (UTC)
- Great idea. So, good that I'm going to do that to the main page.
- -LoneWolf 5
Still it binding of two cultures and displays the now Believe it and Dattebayo which would make some sense with newcomers and original Japanese fans ..DarkLordofChaos90 05:38, 23 February 2007 (UTC)
- But we need to find a better way of blending the two together without ruining the way the greeting is phrased. How about this for a compromise: Wikia has the random option extension installed, using
<choose><option>Option 1</option><option>Option 2</option></choose>does this "Option 2" (Refresh the page a few times to see what happends), how about we use that feature to randomly display Believe It! and Dattebayo! with both of them linking to an article on the subject. We really should expand that Dattebayo article with a redirect from Believe It, because that article is a key bit of information on one of the differences between the English and Japanese versions, it should properly explain that, otherwise there isn't much use for it. Dantman (Talk) 17:37, 23 February 2007 (UTC)
- How about a page that explains all of the differences between the Japanesse version and the American one? -LoneWolf 5
- That's what I'm saying that the Dattebayo article should be able. The differences between the terms. And other than our Naruto Series article, we're also going to have a page for both the different anime, the manga, a page for the manga part 1 and part 2, and all the other stuff. We can outline differences in things there to. Dantman (Talk) 19:29, 24 February 2007 (UTC)
Why the hell should we use "Believe It!" instead of "Dattebayo!"? It's canon and not english. —This unsigned comment was made by Yarediscool (talk • contribs) on 06:08, 1 March 2007.
- Dattebayo is Japanese, and Believe It is english. This is a Cannon wiki not a fansite, and that's used in the introductory quote of the encyclopedia. But besides that, you should read over a discussion instead of just making a question which starts the discussion over, there have already been compromises suggested and the discussion is almost over. All we need are some opinions on the other parts of the quote at Talk:Main Page. Dantman (Talk) 16:27, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
- This is all my fault. If this problem is just going to keep coming up about the Mission Statment then I might just rid of it! As I said on Yarediscool's page it's caused NOTHING but trouble. I came up with it as a cool idea and instead has brought up a HUGE fight. Of course I'll need permission to delete the entire thing. *sigh* And don't say that we should keep it.LoneWolf 5 17:44, 1 March 2007 (UTC)LoneWolf 5
What is going on? something like this should be over by now and we try to make suggestions and the other person just shut it down. i agree with Dantman on just keeping Beleive it on the main page and having a article that tell us the diffence of Dattebayo and Beileve it!. you have to have some fun on this sight to choose the differenc for example like other wiki have so ( all these are fictional) and still have great info which I didnt know and so on. So what mean is to add some character to this site or its virtually useless to look at.DarkLordofChaos90 23:24, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
- It's basicly over. It's just LoneWolf 5 addresed something in the intro statement about it making it sound like we dislike people who know nothing about naruto, which are the people we're acutaly trying to educate. So I formatted a new intro statement and it's at Talk:Main Page, I just want some feedback on it before I put it up on the Main Page and the listing page. Dantman (Talk) 23:46, 1 March 2007 (UTC)
- I'm sorry. When I first came up with it I did want it too be something fun. That's why I based it off of the questions that Kakashi asked when Team 7 met for the first time. However it has become a big mess. Belive me Chaos I do want this site to be fun because I love Naruto LoneWolf 5 23:57, 1 March 2007 (UTC)LoneWolf 5
Should this discussion be moved to Talk:Dattebayo and Believe It? --Kakashi Namikaze 19:07, 21 May 2008 (UTC)
- No, that talkpage is about the catch phrase. This forum article is an old discussion on what we should do about the mission statement on the main page. Which was already resolved with the pick of a random output. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) current discussion May 22, 2008 @ 07:10 (UTC)


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Sheesh good thing I jailbroke my iPad just a couple days ago!
Lol at those upset at "the greedy bastards" etc...It's theirs to sell or do what they want with.
No big deal for me, since I don't have an iPad. Redsn0w works fine.
that's a bit of a shame, jbme had it's name, no ones gonna know about jailbreaks.me. ohwell, life goes on
I hope Jody uses the site and gets what is due to him.
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Aleutia Relia Industrial PC Review: Ivy Bridge & Q77 in a Fanless Chassisby Ganesh T S on 12/4/2012 10:00 AM EST
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Rick83 - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkI see you mention the NIC on the last page (might have been better placed on the first page, where you list the components), so the hardware is there.
Is BIOS support there as well?
Haven't seen anything from the BIOS so far, and AMT is heavily dependant on entire-system support.
Did you actually get a KVMoIP session to work?
While this particular model is not that interesting to me, I am looking generally into systems with AMT support, so getting to know the functionality that each vendor provides is quite interesting. Reply
jhh - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkI suspect a slower RAM was selected to work in a fanless device, but if you had an IR camera, it would have been nice to confirm device temperatures. The case top probably adds to the case heat-sink capacity, so removing the top could cause problems with the processor and its heat-pipe to the case, which would make it difficult to take such a picture. Reply
Minion4Hire - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkThat doesn't seem likely. There's not much in the way of chassis ventilation and the heatpipes connect directly to those side heatsinks. If anything temperatures should drop with the cover removed as less heat can be trapped inside of the chassis, although in a temperature controlled testing environment with zero airflow it might not really matter. Reply
Googer - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkCooling isn't necessary DDR3 1600 as most ram chips generate very little heat. Modern day DIMM salesmen add heatspreaders and heatsinks, mostly as a marketing ploy. Reply
cjs150 - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkI have recently built a very similarly spec HTPC (using the HDplex case rather than what I guess is a streamcom/wesean case) so it was nice to see a comparison. Price is a lot more reasonable than my build.
i7-3770T works extremely well as an HTPC (shame about screen refresh rate - Intel should hang their heads in shame)
Personally I would not use a mechanical hard disc, I hate noise and for an HTPC, an SSD is fine.
The problem as I see it for an HTPC is that if no optical drive or TV tuner why bother with something this complex, probably easier and cheaper to store all the media on a NAS and have a very cheap streaming device as the HTPC.
After saying that, none of the fanless cases I have looked at that support an optical drive give any thought to noise dampening the drive. Reply
Kevin G - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkLooking at the internal layout, I can easily see why the hard drives get hot: one is mounted directly over the CPU. I wonder how just a single hard drive mounted over the memory performs with regards to temperatures and throttling.
It also looks like the Wi-fi chip is replaceable so that single band disadvantage can be rectified.
My only other complaint would be the 19V external power supply. It would have been nicer to see a 12V external PSU or even an internal PSU to avoid a power brick entirely. Minor quibble in the grand scheme of things. Reply
Guspaz - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkThe as-configured price seems to be at least $500 overpriced. This thing has a BOM somewhere around $900ish at *RETAIL* pricing (I made a list), $1500 for the machine is ridiculous. Reply
mrdude - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkPoor WiFi that only offers single-band
No card reader
No Bluetooth
Aaaaand somehow this is supposed to be an HTPC? viable small form factor PC? At that price? say what?
These people must be kidding themselves. Reply
A5 - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkNo, this is designed to be used in an industrial environment. I have no idea why Ganesh tested it as an HTPC. Reply
Aikouka - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkI would assume that it's being tested as a HTPC device because it looks like a decent contender on paper.
Also, keep in mind that you can just buy your own Streacom case and build your own machine. They have models with card readers, disc drive access, etc. Reply
Guspaz - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkThe only thing that makes it an "industrial PC" is that it's fanless. But there's no real difference from just taking any off-the-shelf fanless mini ITX case and slapping the "industrial" label on it. Adding a word to the name doesn't justify the massive markup.
This isn't an Apple product, they can't justify that kind of premium. Reply
Minion4Hire - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkWhat fanless off-the-shelf mITX chassis includes VESA mounts and this small of a form factor? You can't buy this chassis from Streacom, and I certainly don't know of any other cases in this form factor that handle this level of hardware.
This is most definitely a premium on industrial products. It might only be because it's a niche product that not a lot of people may require (relative to typical desktops, laptops, and other typical end-user devices) but it's more than justifiable. This is not for the average consumer. Reply
Guspaz - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkA bit of quick googling turned up Asaka's Euler, which does exactly this (IvyBridge Q77) at up to 35w. I really doubt there isn't any similar case that doesn't take that up to 45w, considering the Euler is much smaller than the Relia reviewed here, and as such simply has less surface area for cooling.
Regardless, what you seem to be saying is that the slightly custom chassis is the only reason this device can justify a price 50%+ higher than already inflated retail pricing? Reply
hobbesmaster - Monday, December 10, 2012 - linkI deploy stuff to industrial environments, this thing isn't even IP54 let alone IP 65 or 67 so its not exactly useful for me at least. Reply
twtech - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkThis product is not intended for HTPC use. I believe it was tested the way for the sake of having some reference point in performance analysis, because Anandtech is not a site specialized to industrial uses.
Maybe you have never been in an industrial environment and so you don't know what that means. They tend to be very dusty. Active cooling will draw that dust into the system and it will collect there very quickly. Even if you have good fan filtering, that just means the filters will get clogged up very quickly.
That's why they went with passive cooling here and a more rugged chassis. That's also why it costs more. Reply
mrdude - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkAh, my mistake.
The review doesn't state its purpose until the final page, and even then that doesn't really explain why it's utilizing the weak WiFi and lack of Bluetooth, allowing the device to be neatly tucked away with a peripheral M+KB and display away from the unit.
I still don't get why they've gutted it of some features. If you don't need WiFi, then there's really no point in offering it. If you do then why opt with such a weak card? Reply
QChronoD - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkIt says right in the title that its an Industrial Fanless PC. And I really doubt that if the was really going to be installed in some factory or what-not, that the company would be very enthusiastic about using all wireless peripherals. That's just a complication that they don't want to have to worry about (dead batteries/unpaired devices). Chances are they would be more than willing to run an ethernet cable to the location if there isn't already one.
Personally, if I was buying this for a company, I'd option it with the lowest CPU, just the SSD, and not even bother with wireless. It sounds like the faster CPUs can't even run full speed for more than a few minutes. I would love to see Anandtech swap out the CPU for a much cooler i3 and run both configurations with a long test in the temperature chamber. If the i3 can run cool enough to not throttle, it could end up being faster than the i7. Reply
FATCamaro - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkWhy buy this joke of a system over a mac mini Reply
A5 - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkCompletely different market. Did you read any of the other comments? Reply
ganeshts - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkThe chassis is custom made. There is a premium for fanless systems Reply
jcm722 - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkUnlike the Mac mini, getting to the HDDs looks really easy. Same goes for the RAM. I can't find the mSATA for sure. Is it under the RAM sockets? Reply
Guspaz - Thursday, December 06, 2012 - linkSimilar fanless cases seem to go for about $100. What's so special about this one that makes the case cost $600 instead? Reply
8steve8 - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkI was under the impression that this motherboard/chipset doesn't do dhcp over hdmi/dp... making its use as an HTCP a bit questionable.
am i wrong here? Reply
ganeshts - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkIt does support HDCP over HDMI. Quite OK as a HTPC Reply
hardwickj - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkI hope you are right Ganesh :) I'm contemplating ordering the mobo in this thing for my long overdue HTPC update. Or I may go for the slightly more practical Intel DH77DF.
http://www.amazon.com/Intel-Desktop-Motherboard-LG... Reply
Guspaz - Thursday, December 06, 2012 - linkA minor correction:
DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. Used by networks to auto-assign IP addresses and other information. It's how your laptop knows what IP, gateway, DNS to use when it connects to a wifi network, for example.
HDCP: High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection. DRM for your AV signal. Tries (and fails) to prevent anybody from intercepting the digital signal for recording purposes.
If one of these were obscure, the confusion wouldn't be important. But both are ubiquitous technologies that are very likely operating in your home right now. Reply
DerPuppy - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkseeing as your reviewed this as an HTPC...I don't see why anand doesn't have an MPC-HC setup guide or a link for review methodology or just general knowledge purposes. Reply
ForeverAlone - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkAwesome stuff. Pretty cheap too, in the scheme of things. Reply
Bullwinkle J Moose - Tuesday, December 04, 2012 - linkI just played CounterStrike for a 2 hours from a 500GB USB 2.0 5400RPM Windows to Go Boot Drive
It peaked at 55 watts loading maps
gamerate was fine
audio fine
Internet Fine
Graphics Fine
All booting from an external USB 2 drive with Windows 8 - Windows to Go Installed
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Idles at 25 - 26 watts at desktop
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Gigabyte H61N-USB3
60 watt Pico Power Supply
Mini-Box M350 Case
DLink Wireless N Dongle
Total Cost Less than $350 and FAST ENOUGH for portable Windows (2 Go) Reply
dishayu - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - link"A passively cooled solution with no moving parts meant that we had a virtually silent PC"
Why virtually silent? Shouldn't it literally be silent? Like 0 dB? Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkNope, we could clearly hear the noise from the hard drives. Reply
deltaTdawg - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkThis article makes it clear that the author has very little experience reviewing fanless systems.
From an engineering perspective, there are 3 elements of interest in the thermal system - the CPU block, the heatpipes, and the heatsinks.
1. The author never looked at the thermal block, never took it off, never examined the thermal paste, never checked how flat or smooth the block surface was. Flatness and roughness play a HUGE role in cooling. Most importantly, thin metal mounting systems tend to flex when overtightened. This leads to a bowing of the CPU block, causing very poor contact with the CPU.
2. These heatpipes are 6mm diameter. Heatpipes have thin walls, so if they are bent too tight they can crimp and severely impact the flow of evaporated fluid which actually dissipates the heat. Look at the gallery. See the heatpipes? In the 5th image especially it is clear how many bends and crimps exist. Each crimped point severely impacts cooling performance. To examine this, the author could use an IR thermometer to look at the heatpipe temperature before and after each crimp. The flaws would be immediately evident as the heatpipe would be significantly lower temperature after each crimp. This indicates the heat is not dissipating properly.
3. Simple: Finned heatsinks are not ideal for convection cooling. Also, the mounting bracket does not apply even pressure, and no effort is made to distribute the heatpipe condenser evenly over the heatsink surface.
From an engineering standpoint, this is a disaster. My conclusions are supported by the experimental findings in this review. A cooling system that causes an ULV CPU to throttle. Hmm. I have personal experience with completely passive systems that can easily cool a i7-3770K under full CPU+GPU load - under 80C. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkThe point of the review's thermal performance section was to present to readers whether / how much the CPU gets throttled under different ambient temperatures and not meant to go into a thesis on how Aleutia could improve the thermal performance.
Anyways, responding to your points:
This is a loaner sample and meant to get back to the manufacturer in working condition. Not all systems that reach our labs can be subject to full teardowns. So, even assuming that I took out the thermal block and judged the smoothness of the block surface, those stats matter zilch to the reader once the thermal performance stats (how long it takes for the system to get throttled under load) is presented. FWIW, the loading process was repeated countless times before the system made it to the temperature chamber. In effect, taking out the thermal block and analyzing it would have probably made sense in a dedicated review of the Streacom cooling solution and not for the Relia itself.
Btw, the i7-3770T is NOT officially a ULV CPU. It is just power optimized and operates at lower base clocks (2.5 GHz) instead of the default i7-3770 (3.4 GHz) to bring down the TDP from 77 W to 45 W.
We would like to definitely hear about the components used in your passively cooled system. What is the size of the system, and how long does it operate at max performance without throttling and at what ambient temperature? Reply
deltaTdawg - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkFair enough.
I didn't mean to come off aggressively, and I apologize if I did. Certainly there is a limit to what testing can be performed. The reason the cooling system matters, in my mind, is because it is performing so poorly. SPCR reviewed a unit from the OEM chassis provider - Streacom FC5 OD - using a 65W i3-2100 processor. In that review, the system didn't throttle; rather, it hit 74C (53C above ambient) on full CPU+GPU load. This is not terrific performance - but it is much better than the Aleutia system.
So from that I can only conclude that Aleutia's particular design is what has negatively affected results - which is why I feel it is of interest for this review, not for a Streacom review. In my mind, a system whose cooling system can't handle a burn-in load is not fit to ship. Most vendors do a burn-in/stress test prior to shipping, to ensure the system components are not faulty. Aleutia obviously wasn't able to do this; so how can they ensure the components are stable? From an industrial market perspective, stability and performance in a hot environment should be the utmost concern.
My system is 13"x10"x5" (WxDxH). It is running a Gigabyte GA-Z77N-WIFI, an i5-3750K, 8Gb DDR3 1600MHz, and a 128GB Intel 520. It is using a custom chassis and custom cooling system, and has zero moving parts. Ambient is 18C. The system idles at 31C, and full CPU+GPU load stabilizes at 56C. Return to idle temps when the load is removed occurs in under 30 minutes.
The system runs overclocked at 4.1GHz. Idles at 37C, full GPU+CPU load at 78C, which stabilized after 45 minutes and stayed stable thereafter. Return to idle temps occurs in under 30 minutes.
Overclocking is limited by the motherboard's lack of voltage control. The hardware maintains stable temperatures around 80C at 4.3GHz - but the system is not stable. I will be testing next with the Asus P8Z77i motherboard, which is overclocker friendly.
One last question: Why did you unlink the gallery? And why, if you find the gallery link (http://www.anandtech.com/Gallery/Album/2429) did you remove all the inside photos? This seems to come right on the heels of my remarks on their cooling system. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkThe Streacom FC5 OD is a uATX chassis while this one is mITX. I guess the larger surface area of the FC5 OD will definitely contribute to better cooling.
Streacom is planning to introduce a modified version of this chassis in the market as the FC2 (with an open backplate, obviously). I am looking forward to someone making a better performing system with the FC2 (not that I am defending Aleutia here, but I just want to see how much of the issue is with Streacom rather than Aleutia).
Your system definitely sounds interesting and I am sure readers would appreciate some pictures of the internals to understand how to design their own passively cooled systems.
Btw, the gallery is still there in the piece and was never 'unlinked'. The URL you are referring to:
http://www.anandtech.com/Gallery/Album/2429 : This is from the previous pipeline piece where I covered the launch of the Relia.
The inside photos are in this gallery:
http://www.anandtech.com/Gallery/Album/2473 Reply
deltaTdawg - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkYeah, sorry about that. That's what happens when you sit down at the computer before you have your morning coffee :)
Interestingly, the chassis dimensions are not really relevant. What actually matters for heat dissipation is the heat sink surface area. I can't account for the size of the fins, but the mounted surface area on the two systems is virtually identical, as the FC5 uses only one heatsink to dissipate, whereas this unit uses both. The FC5 heatsink spans 30.2 square inches, while the Relia spans 31 square inches.
I would love to show off my system. However, it's a near-launch unreleased product, so I can't share photos online yet. I'll email you separately, if you're interested. Suffice to say, silent cooling like I've described is challenging, if not impossible, to achieve with consumer parts. But it's a real passion for me, so I'd be happy to continue the conversation by email. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkSure, feel free to send over the details to my e-mail ID (can be got from the author by-line). I can keep it under wraps till launch. Reply
zilexa - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkSeriously?? Who the HELL is going to spend >600 on this device?
People who do that clearly do not have a clue what to do with their money.. *sigh*
I love the fact it uses mSATA and has enough options to connect. But as HTPC, just buy a Zotac AD12 or AD06 or similar and you are done (preferrably the AMD option since they support out-of-order execution and feel faster then the Atoms, and have better graphics built in).
There is absolutely no use for a Core i7 in a HTPC. It doesn't have a dedicated GPU so it is also not meant for gaming. This thing is really to shake money out of peoples pocket. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkHmm.. This is an 'enterprise' play. You pay for quality and support too.
I can't find any other pre-built PC with similar configuration for a lower price (read, fanless mITX with dual GbE and i7- class processor). People looking for industrial PCs will know the value :)
Btw, usage as a HTPC is just an additional application. There are use-cases such as hotel room TVs and signage applications where reliability is key and the benchmarks I have presented in the review are helpful.
Would I recommend this for the standard living room HTPC? Probably not.. The target market, as I explained in the final section, is something different. Reply
Sikku - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkDoes this system use a PicoPSU??
Would like to see reviews of this type of PSU... Reply
Sikku - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkhttp://www.mini-box.com/DC-DC Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkThe DQ77KB mITX board has a DC input (mentioned in the review). So, only a AC - DC adapter is needed and no explicit PSU.
We have the Streacom Nano150 in-house for use in our upcoming HTPC testbed. It looks very similar to the pico PSU that you have linked below. Reply
Sikku - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkOk.. Waiting for that review.. :) Reply
Hood6558 - Wednesday, December 05, 2012 - linkI don't get it, what's the point of buying a fast CPU installed in a case that takes it to max temp in 3 minutes under any kind of load, and then throttles it back to a lousy 900 MHz? This is "industrial" design? I wonder how long the CPU actually survives under that kind of stress. My guess is a lot of heat-related failures are in the near future of anyone foolish enough to buy one of these somewhat expensive doorstops. Reply
ganeshts - Thursday, December 06, 2012 - linkIt really depends on the workloads. I doubt users purchasing this unit are going to run Prime 95 + Furmark as their daily workload 24 x 7. Reply
Rollo Thomasi - Thursday, December 06, 2012 - linkBut then what is the point of an i7 if you are not going to use it?
Why not go for a cheaper cooler running CPU?
The only point would be if you have a need to do a lot of short intensive bursts Wright? Then the CPU could work at top speed without throtteling. Reply
Notmyusualid - Thursday, December 06, 2012 - linkAnd I shall buy one to make a bad-ass wifi AP & caching server (when I get the time).
Lowest-end i3, an old SSD,and Squid running on some linux distro, and that should do the trick I reckon. I also have a 3x3 MIMO Card lying around so would likely install a 3rd antenna.
With my ISP now 100M/10M, I've been reluctant to try this without dual GigE ports, and a completely passive cooling solution, AND without looking like an eye sore in the living room.
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1) Why did Sulu use the trajectory featured in the movie? Kirk precisely asked for getting out of here, as quickly as possible. Why not flee in a vector total opposite from Reliant's direction? Much more effective from my point of view...
2) Considering the Enterprise's condition at that time, would a 4000 kilometers distance from the Reliant be acceptable in 3:30 from Kirk's mark?
I read in 2010: Odyssey Two that the Enterprise could make the run from Jupiter to Earth in a hour in full impulse power. Another article from memory alpha relates that at warp 0.5, which is between 0,304 and 0,496 times the speed of light. Could the Enterprise be so crippled, even after 2 hours of repairs, that it can barely hit 19 km/s (69000 km/h)?
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These moments have included my senior dance recital; shaking my principal's hand at my high school graduation; walking across the stage at Carver Hawkeye Arena a semester early for my college graduation; getting my first job post-college and subsequently getting my second job after the first job left town; and settling down with the Mister.
For the most part, all of my experiences have come from a first person perspective.
Now, we've all experienced these moments at some point in time or another. I've been a part of the occasional experience — my brother's wedding, my niece's birth, Mister's graduation. But finally I got to be an active participant in someone else's moment, more importantly I got to experience it from a parent's perspective.
Nile, my 8-month-old Australian shepherd, graduated his beginner puppy obedience class after many weeks of solid studying and hard work.
He worked so hard for six whole weeks. He has conquered the sit, down and stay commands. He has finally begun to grasp the "leave it" and "come" commands and walking nicely on a leash. Well as long as he sees you have a treat in your hand to reward him with.
Yes, after six long, arduous weeks my puppy passed his class. I tried to tell him congratulations, but he didn't quite get it. He just wanted another rub on his belly and treat for being a good boy.
His classmates graduated as well. However I have to say I think my boy grasped his commands a little bit better, but that's just being a parent, right? You're supposed to brag about a child's accomplishments, right?
So after a parade around the store, meeting others and sitting pretty, the culmination of six weeks of hard work was about to pay off. It had come time for his graduation. He was the last one in the class to complete his commencement. He sat, held still, took a picture and received his certificate of completion. And what is a graduation without a mortar board? Nothing, that's what!
So what do you do after a six-week course? Typically, you take a little break, relax, forget what you just learned and enjoy not being in school. Nile just continued to play all afternoon. He must have enjoyed the feeling of accomplishment his graduation brought him. Now he is a big boy ready to take on the world.
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