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Compared to last week, feeder cattle prices opened slightly higher and quickly posted rather sharp gains by midweek to close 2.00-6.00 higher with the full advance placed on heavy yearlings over 850 lbs. Stocker cattle and calf values took a similar tour and ended up fully 5.00-10.00 higher in spots where they were well tested in the Plains and the Midwest. Southeastern calf markets were unevenly 3.00 lower to 3.00 higher, but trading had slowed down by the time demand reached its potential and shippers were stuck with the orders they started their loads with on Monday morning.
Volatility is the only rule that feeder markets abide lately with demand rarely driven by sound fundamentals, just as this past week's weekly session totally ignored last Friday's bearish placement figures on the cattle-on-feed report. Spring forecasts finally surfaced with sunshine and seasonal temperatures expected to soon spark pastures and allow for corn planting which fueled demand in both cash and futures feeder markets.
Unpredictable attitudes are dictating market direction of late, resembling a poker game where every player is either all-in or folded on every hand. These are results of an industry yearning for profit as the last six months have not allowed anybody in the cattle business to make money. Feedcosts have bullied backgrounders and feedlots deep into the red, while packers have also been operating in reportedly negative margins for quite some time.
In these instances, the cow/calf man is usually the beneficiary but feed and water shortages from multiple droughts have pushed the cost of production beyond the market. All these participants are leery but none wants to be caught with empty pens or pastures when profit opportunities reappear. Nationwide auction receipts were fairly heavy again this week especially across the Northern Plains where adverse weather has kept cattle from coming to town for weeks. Many producers are selling big calves that would normally be held for summer yearling specials.
The Bassett, NE Livestock Auction sold a 250 hd string of 715 lb non-hormone treated steers for 155.75 and another two loads weighing 845 lbs for 140.10. Where rain has been plentiful demand has returned for female replacements and price levels are reaching the lofty levels many thought would be commonplace this spring. The Eastern Missouri Commission Company in Bowling Green, near the jumped banks of the Ol' Muddy saw top quality first and second-calf heifer pairs bring from 2225.00-2875.00 last Friday.
The fed cattle market found itself once again at the record glass ceiling, selling 2.00-3.00 higher from 128.00-130.00. This week's reported auction volume included 56 percent over 600 lbs and 45 percent heifers.


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The Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute will host Brain School as part of Brain Awareness Week on the evenings of Monday, March 11 through Thursday, March 14, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Many of us engage in self-defeating behaviors that we regret, such as consuming or procrastinating too much. At the extremes, these behaviors may be associated with alcoholism, drug addiction, obesity, problematic gambling, or risky sexual behavior. Students will learn how different brain regions interact to produce these self-defeating behaviors and how the behaviors are expressed in several disorders. In addition, several examples of how to repair these self-defeating behaviors will be considered.
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The success of Yelp (which is very popular, if not profitable), has drawn attention to the local user-generated review site as a potentially viable business model. Indeed, with millions of small businesses looking for new customers (and presumably willing to advertise), accurate, comprehensive and trustworthy local directories are invaluable services for companies and customers alike.
So when Yelp introduced its London site in January, it signalled its intention to attract advertising from a chunk of the city's 300,000 local businesses. Other similar sites were already active in London, and now one local competitor, TrustedPlaces, is trying to outflank Yelp before it gains traction. Read more


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New York -- Barnes & Noble is planning to shutter approximately one-third of its stores during the next 10 years, CEO Mitchell Klipper said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal. As of Jan. 23, the company operated 689 stores. (The company also operates a separate division of 674 college book stores.)
"In 10 years we'll have 450 to 500 stores," said Klipper in the interview, who noted that, even with the reduced store count, "it's a good business model."
Regarding the changing nature of retail, Klipper told the Journal that, "You have to adjust your overhead, and get smart with smart systems."
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Welcome to Local 6 Theme World
May 20, 2013
Huuuge Openings & Prices
Two big developments today in Theme World.
First -- the race to the $100-theme park ticket is heating up. Over the weekend -- Universal hiked its ticket prices of all types. But the benchmark for most is the 1-day, 1-park pass. It went up $4 to $92. With tax, that's about $98. That makes Universal the most expensive 1-day theme park ticket in the world. The hike comes weeks before the opening of Transformers: The Ride-3D.
And all reports I've heard so far indicate testing is going well inside the giant grey building. We might even see some limited tests with Universal employees by this weekend. Expect the first tests with guests early next month. Passholders will get exclusive times on the ride. Those details are expected to be revealed on May 28 at this website.
Here's the breakdown of Universal's price hike:
1-Day 1-Park: $92 (Up from $88)
2-Day: $125.99 (up from 125)
3-Day: $140.99 (up from $135.99)
4-Day: $150.99 (up from $145.99)
1-Day Park Hopper: $128 (up from $123)
2-Day Park Hopper: $146.99 (up from $139.99)
3-Day Park Hopper: $159.99 (up from $152.99)
4-Day Park Hopper: $167.99.(up from $159.99)
Keep in mind, annual passes went up last month. Power Passes went up $10. The Preferred & Premiere passes went up $20. The park's meal deal prices also went up a few dollars.
Expect Disney & SeaWorld to match at least the 1-day price hike soon.
Now to the openings:
First our friends at Fun Spot America on I-Drive are about to payoff on their tagline: "It's Huge." We've followed construction since before groundbreaking on the park's expansion. It is more than doubling in size.
Friday -- the park opened its new new family-friendly suspended coaster, Freedom Flyer, made by Vekoma to guests.
That shot was from last week when testing was underway. Fun Spot tells me the wood/steel hybrid coaster White Lightning (made by CGI) was inspected by the state today -- and should open to guests as soon as tonight.
Here is a video of testing posted on YouTube by Theme Park Review - so you can take a virtual ride.
Also now open -- SkyDine -- a new restaurant at the base of the soon-to-open SkyCoaster and a couple of the new flat rides.
It will all be open by Fun Spot's 15th anniversary on June 8. They are planning a Grand re-opening with prizes and $15 armbands.
Here's the flier they handed me today:
The biggest opening this week is SeaWorld's Antarctica: Empire of the Penguins.
The groundbreaking ride and land open this Friday, May 24th.
And as with Potter's Butterbeer and Fantasyland's Le Fou's brew, Antarctica will have a signature drink. Called "South Pole Chill" it is a special vanilla drink made just for SeaWorld by Coca Cola -- and it will be available in CocaCola Freestyle machines inside the park. And what would a special drink be without a special cup.
SeaWorld is eager to sell you the "Cup that Cares" -- a reusable cup that automatically lets you use the Freestyle Coke dispensers. $1 from each cup sold will go to a conservation fund.
The cups start at about $10. More if your child wants to design their own cup - complete with 40 different accessories.
More on Antarctica later this week.
Keep your emails, questions, and comments coming!
Here's a link to my most recent Theme World Blog entries.
See you in the parks!
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FINAL: Saint Leo 10, Florida Southern 1 – (Saint Leo, Fla. – Thomas B. Southard Stadium)
SAINT LEO STARTERS: Newcomb (CF), Vitale (3B), Twitty (RF), Moses (DH), Revell (1B), Stancil (LF), Rawdow (2B), Torres (DH), Perez (SS), Dunnigan (P)
FLORIDA SOUTHERN STARTERS: Curcio (LF), Gibbs (SS), Brugnoni (RF), Sczerba (2B), Jackson (1B), Kish (DH), Miller (C), Barnett (3B), Downum (CF), Chapman (P)
AT A GLANCE: Saint Leo (33-14-1, 12-9-1 SSC) started off the game on fire at the plate, and behind eight complete innings from Michael Dunnigan (7-0), cruised to a 10-1 series-opening win over visiting Florida Southern (16-25, 8-11 SSC).
- Saint Leo scored four runs in the first, all coming with two outs when Bobby Twitty got the inning going with a double to left-center. Taed Moses then drilled a ball in the right-center gap to bring home the first of four two-out RBIs on the inning. Following Moses' double, Michael Revell then doubled to straight away center to score Moses. Cole Stancil then came to plate and continued the inning with an RBI single to left field, and following a single from Frank Rawdow, Daniel Torres singled to bring home the Lions' fourth run of the inning.
- In their next at-bat, the Lions brought home two more runs coming with two outs once again. A Twitty walk led to an RBI single from Revell, and a steal and stop play with Moses on third brought home the second run of the inning.
- Leading six to nothing in the third, the lead was expanded to 7-0 when Stancil led off the bottom half of the inning with his first career home run that sailed over the left field wall.
- Florida Southern tallied their first hit and lone run of the game in the fourth when Dominic Brugnoni hit a solo home run to right field.
- The Lions responded in the bottom half of the fourth with two more runs of their own when Twitty walked to set up a sacrifice fly from Revell. Prior to Revell, Moses doubled to left field and eventually scored on a wild pitch.
- The Lions tacked on their 10th run of the game in the seventh when Stancil sent his second home run of the game over the right field wall.
- Dunnigan went eight innings on the hill for the Lions—allowing just four hits and one run while striking out five.
- Cole Stancil led the offensive output, tallying three hits including the first two home runs of his career. The redshirt freshman also scored three runs and contributed three RBI.
- Collecting two hits each was Moses, Revell and Rawdow.
- Revell tallied three RBI while Moses plated three runs.
The Lions return to the field on tomorrow for games two and three of the series against Florida Southern. Tomorrow is also Senior Day for 13 Lions Baseball players—all of which will be honored 30 minutes prior to the 1:00 first pitch.


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CHIEF executives would be feeling pretty good after doing their bit for charity at Monday night's CEO Cookoff in Sydney. The million bucks pledged will do great things for homeless people - provided it all gets collected, of course - but CBD is more interested in where it's coming from.
Qantas boss Alan Joyce, whose occasionally flying kangaroo sponsors the event, raised a whopping $58,000. A-list donors, including his chairman, Leigh Clifford, David Jones boss Paul Zahra and Telstra's David Thodey, each stumped up $200. Perhaps it was all that was in their wallets that day. The big money came from CBA ($2500), Airbus ($5000) and Consolidated Travel ($10,000).
Publican Justin Hemmes also did well, raking in more than $33,000. His donors included Consolidated Press Holdings ($5000) and the member for Kooyong, Josh Frydenberg.
Interestingly, Hemmes also got $1000 from Michael Harmer's Harmers Workplace Lawyers. Good to see the firm has money to spare despite the expense of running an appeal against Federal Court judge Steven Rares' stinging finding that Harmer had abused court processes in the harassment case his client James Ashby brought against former Speaker Peter Slipper.
My ASIC stops by
ONCE upon a time it was a high-flying sponsor of the Port Adelaide Football Club that boasted a boardroom packed with Liberal Party heavyweights.
These days My ATM is a far more modest beast, but one still showing a propensity for getting into trouble with corporate umpire ASIC.
ASIC last week issued an interim stop order barring the ATM company from issuing 250 million shares at the princely price of 1¢ each (thus raising $2.5 million).
It's not the first time ASIC has blown the whistle on a My ATM prospectus. In mid-2010, when the company's board included long-serving MP and senator Grant Chapman and a former parliamentary secretary for corporate law, Ross Cameron, ASIC stopped a prospectus to raise $10 million, delaying the float.
My ATM did eventually list, getting on the bourse in early January 2011, but it lasted less than 12 months before being suspended after going into administration.
These days the pollies are long gone and My ATM has a different board and management, headed by chairman Adam Sierakowski. Sierakowski's Trident Capital is leading a recapitalisation of My ATM and stands to end up with up to 15 per cent of the company if the prospectus gets back on.
CBD asked him to explain ASIC's concerns and was told the interim stop order ''was only received on Friday afternoon and is with the company's lawyers''.
''We are confident the company will address these concerns in the coming days,'' he said.
Strife on the beach
VETERAN wheeler and dealer Boris Ganke faces losing his stake in a Fijian beachfront property if shareholders storm the fortress at a company he chairs, Southern Cross Exploration (which glories in the raunchy ASX code SXX).
For seven years, Ganke has been locked in battle with Adelaide investor Tim Lebbon over the future of SXX. Lebbon has sued the company twice and called three shareholder meetings trying to tip out directors aligned with Ganke.
Lebbon, who owns 14.5 per cent of the company, has been unsuccessful so far, but will hope it's third time lucky when shareholders meet later this month.
Backing up his latest bid are a pair who together claim to control an additional 29.5 per cent of the company: Bruce Burrell, who is a director of two other Ganke-chaired companies, and stockbroker Alex Keach.
In their sights are Ganke's son Eugene Ganke and Evelyn Goh, who is Ganke's business partner in the Fijian venture, whom they hope to replace with Burrell and Keach. But they plan to retain Ganke snr.
Goh and the elder Ganke are directors of and shareholders in Nadi Bay Beach Corporation, which owns a property with 500 metres of beachfront. Southern Cross owns 20 per cent of the company and has extended it a $7 million loan.
''Interest is not paid in cash each year thus putting SXX under constant cash flow pressure,'' Burrell and Keach said in a letter to shareholders. ''We believe that SXX should develop a definite plan for the realisation of this asset by enforcing its rights under the mortgage … this will not happen under the current management.''
In their letter to shareholders, Ganke and Goh described this as ''an attempted takeover on the cheap'' and claim that ''the company's prospects may be damaged if the current board is removed''. All will be revealed when shareholders meet in Sydney on February 26. In the meantime, SXX's latest quarterly ASX report shows it had just $6000 in the bank as of December 31, having burnt through $133,000 in the previous three months.
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A group of Manitoba farmers and ranchers is suing the province for damages and lost income over the operation of the Shellmouth Dam near the Saskatchewan border.
They've hired Charles Huband, a former Manitoba Appeal Court judge, to represent them in a case that could be heard as early as this spring.
The plaintiffs all own property immediately downstream from the dam and reservoir (Lake of the Prairies) in the RM of Shellmouth-Boulton.
In the lawsuit, they claim the operation of the dam has caused permanent damage to their land and prevented them from growing crops.
The suit claims the landowners suffered damages in 2006, 2007, 2010 and 2011.
Among the plaintiffs is Gene Nerbas, a former longtime municipal councillor for the area who has long complained about the dam's effects on local property owners.
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HOUSTON - A woman was run over and killed Friday after an argument with two men outside a southwest Houston apartment.
Investigators said two women were in the back seat of a Dodge Charger with two men in the front after leaving a party at 4:50 a.m. As the driver approached the Bellerive Garden Apartments on Bellerive Drive at Fondren Road, there was a struggle inside the vehicle, officials said.
"The girl was being held," said Kevin Carr with HPD Homicide.
One of the women cried out for help and managed to call her brother.
"Somewhere in there, obviously, there was a call to somebody, and the brother was waiting for them when they got there with a stick in his hand. And I believe that's how the window got broken out," Carr said.
The victim's brother shattered the back window to try and save his sister, police said.
"Somehow she leaves the vehicle and it looks like she rolled on the pavement," Carr said.
The car then rolled on top of her, crushing her body.
The driver escaped and police said they have a lot of unanswered questions. The other man and woman who were in the car, along with the victim's brother, have been taken in for questioning.
The victim's name was not released.
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Great pics. Shows how much of a fantastic camera it is in the right hands.Thats correct as the 7D is in a price gap that is very affordable compared to the FF equivalent but is aimed toward more advanced/pro shooters and the attitude amateurs have toward glass. Therefore many marry the camera with poor glass. Just because it is EF-s putting the cheap inexpensive glass on it will be detrimental. But many think cameras are more important, especially some that aren't photo buffs but like having the best.This was always my qualm with Canon and its 18mp sensor as all the recent XXXDs and 60D have it too. Unless quality glass is used to resolve that pixel density then yes the camera wont perform well in terms of IQ. Give it high end lenses and the camera sings, but then it does have its drawbacks. There is always a compromise, add more IQ and it creates a slower camera at a higher price point. The 7D hits the spot pretty well, as long as you are willing to hunt for the light and spend some time editing the RAW files in post. I enjoyed the 7D but it wasn't quite what I wanted and needed for my work, although I wish I had kept it and used it with my 5DMKIII.
No offence to Pardus, this excellent image shows the detail and saturation possible even at high iso's with a 7D, I would say that set up for RAW and with the slightest of post-processing a lot of the background noise (unobtrusive in this JPEG, but there in the shadows) could be easily removed.I think, as this and the earlier images posted show, any fears of poor image quality are largely ill founded.The latest cameras in the best of hands are better, but for the money, in fact at any price, the 7D can be a formiddable sports camera.
No offence to Pardus, this excellent image shows the detail and saturation possible even at high iso's with a 7D, I would say that set up for RAW and with the slightest of post-processing a lot of the background noise (unobtrusive in this JPEG, but there in the shadows) could be easily removed.
Yep, cost is the main factor preventing me from going FF!
I am thinking of upgrading to the current 7D (yes, tired of waiting for the new one) from a 30D, who have served me well. My limitations are in the high ISO areas, as 30D has a max of 1600 (which is BARELY usable for web). I usually try to keep it at 1000 or lower.I do take pictures of indoor sports, so that is the reason for the upgrade. I also have an EF-S setup, so FF, though it would be awesome, is out of the question (and budget) for me atm.I have seen the 7D getting bashed for bad high-ISO performance here, but I also realize that the standards on this forum is VERY high. Since I am not a professional, and probably never going to sell any of these pictures, my view of what is acceptable is somewhat lower. That said, I do not want to invest a large sum of money into a camera that has bad IQ over ISO 1000, as I already own one of those...So, the question is: How bad is the 7D on high ISO (1000-6400)? Really?
no worries, that was just a random shot from a tournament a couple years ago. nothing special but thought it would be a good example of real world expected results with jpg, unedited and no noise reduction. I shoot raw for things that matter but shooting for fun at a 6 game tournament, way too much time to deal with 3000 thousand raw files


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Somerset County Division One
Middlezoy Rovers 3, Castle Cary 2
A LATE goal from Mike Southgate turned one point into three for Middlezoy as they pinched a 3-2 victory over Castle Cary on Saturday.
The sides went in goalless at half-time despite the home side creating a number of chances – Tom Brown, Lance Turner and Dan Luce all wasted good opportunities.
Early in the second half, Castle Cary took the lead when a penalty was conceded by Lance Turner.
The ball was rolled past Steve Baker for the opener, but Baker was on hand to prevent Middlezoy falling further behind with a terrific point blank save minutes later.
This sprung Middlezoy into life and they were level almost immediately. Mike Southgate turned and finished well after good work from Jamie Temlett in midfield.
Andy Smith gave the hosts the lead on 61 minutes, calmly slotting home.
Back came Castle Cary with a brilliant pitch-length solo goal from Dan Cannings, but with three minutes remaining Damon Jennings found Luce in centre midfield, who found Steve Hall out wide who beat his man and delivered it on a plate for Southgate to get his second of the game and secure the points for Middlezoy.
Middlezoy entertain Clevedon United on Wednesday in a 6.30 kick-off. Support would be welcome with free admission.
Star man: Steve Baker (Middlezoy Rovers) Team: Baker, Hall, Bone, Brown, Turner, Jennings, Smith, Luce, Temlett, Wright (Southgate), Atyeo.


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Cam Everside Titans U11s 3 Shirehampton Colts U11s 2
CAM Titans played their best game of the season against a Shirehampton side who have not lost a game all season.
Colts went ahead with a thundering shot that gave stand-in goalkeeper Ben Dolbear no chance.
In an end to end game, great defending by Mitchell Corbett and George Thomas kept the score at 1-0 until Sam Fitzgibbon equalised with a low footed left shot to make it 1-1 at half-time.
Zac Fernandes made it 2-1 with a superb shot into the top of the net from a Joe Gray pass.
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In addition to the traditional holiday push, Texas citrus growers and shippers are working to make January and February important citrus promotional months as well.
"We like to suggest big promotions in January," said Trent Bishop, vice president of sales for Lone Star Citrus Growers, Mission, Texas.
"A lot of people are on New Year's resolution diets, and that's really when the taste and quality are second to none," he said.
Bishop added that most retailers agree January is a good time to promote citrus, but Bishop said he would continue to spread the idea that after the holidays is the best time to promote.
"I think they will find that the consumer will be pretty open in the month of January," he said.
Others are picking up on the trend as well.
Eleisha Ensign, executive director of TexaSweet Citrus Marketing, Inc., said TexaSweet plans a large in-store demonstration program for January and February in Chicago, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Detroit, and Portland, Ore.
Those events will be held at the beginning of the year to coordinate with National Grapefruit Month, celebrated in February.
Of course, it isn't just January that can have hidden potential. Some companies say the time between Christmas and New Year's Eve is a popular time to promote.
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Recipe: White Wine-Poached Salmon with Vegetable Medley
Updated 10:01 am, Friday, March 8, 2013
Makes 2 servings
1/2 cup dry white wine
1 teaspoon ground allspice
1 teaspoon ground thyme
1 cup broccoli florets
1 cup sliced carrots
3/4 pound salmon fillet
1 tablespoon canola oil, divided use
Salt, to taste
Freshly ground pepper, to taste
1 cup grape tomatoes
Instructions: Combine 2 cups water, white wine, allspice, thyme, broccoli and carrots in a large saucepan. Bring to a simmer, cover and cook 5 minutes. Add another 1/2 cup water and salmon. Simmer gently for 5 minutes. Remove vegetables and salmon with a slotted spoon. Raise heat and cook to reduce sauce to about 1/2 cup. Stir 1 teaspoon canola oil into sauce and add salt and pepper to taste. Spoon sauce over salmon and vegetables.
Add 2 remaining teaspoons canola oil to the same pan along with grape tomatoes. Sauté 2 minutes. Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste. Arrange around salmon and vegetables.
Per serving: 413 calories (38 percent from fat), 17.5 g fat (2.7 g saturated, 8.0 g monounsaturated), 78 mg cholesterol, 39.5 g protein, 14.5 g carbohydrates, 4.3 g fiber, 140 mg sodium.
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From Coachella to Bonnaroo and everything in between, these five outfits will have you taking on the season's hottest music festivals in rock star-worthy style!
-Courtney Leiva
You know what we're even more excited for than spring? Music festival season! Stretching from now aaaaaaaall the way through August, we've got everything from Bonnaroo to the Firefly Festival to look forward to, and we can't wait! If Boho, free-flowing designs tickle your fancy, hop on down to any of this season's rockin' festivals for some serious fashion inspiration. Whether it's SXSW cool hats or Coachella chic dresses, here are five music-festival approved outfits any music lover will love.


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Hi guys ,my actual name is Rohit Chauhan, not paul i am a delhi(india ) based Website designer , also a Seo.3 months back i was spamming forums to push some of the search results to the top google page.
it was back then that i joined this forum.
When i was working i realised that these forums were such great help that spamming these forums was a waste of my time, when i could learn so much from them .
i am really moved by the way the moderators have helped me solve some of the problems that i was having, its an honor to be part of such a beautifull community
Thank you very much !
and if you guys dont ban me , can i change my username plz.
Just send a PM to @HAWK ; or @ralph_m ; and they can work with you to get your username changed.
Hi Rohit,Thanks for your honesty. If that doesn't deserve a second chance, I don't know what does!
What would you like your username changed to?
That was funny reading that. But how can you call yourself SEO when spamming? That`s what i ask myself...
Yes you are probably right , but thats what i learned from my previous employers ,maybe i will learn something valuable here.Thanks for being so welcoming and yes the post was ment to be funny.
"When i was working i realised that these forums were such great help that spamming these forums was a waste of my time, when i could learn so much from them ."
Might also have had something to do with the fact that these forums both actively destroy spam posts and is entirely nofollow and hide signatures from bots and thus does absolutely nothing for your google rank, and have been so for years.
you got me.
We have to respect a man like this hope he ' s not doing the same thing on the forum.


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SYDNEY coach John Longmire has done a fine job in his short two-year tenure in the hot seat. But can he steer his team to a premiership flag tomorrow? The bookies and popular opinion think not. I think he can, but so much of the end result will depend on the form, fitness and confidence of two key Swans. They are tall forward Sam Reid and All-Australian centre half-back Ted Richards.
The 20-year-old has had a lean season in a team that has played so well. Last week's return of four disposals and no goals against Collingwood was very disappointing. In fact, in the two finals Reid has played this year he has taken just the one mark inside forward 50.
The boy from the bush played just one senior game in his debut season of 2010, but he arrived with a bang the year after.
In 2011 Reid's skinny body, with the long arms and sticky fingers, impressed the footy world as he pulled in over 100 marks. The fact that half of them were in contested situations in the forward half made it special. Reid was going to be a star. His ability to take pack marks was unique. He had a fantastic vertical leap, could launch from the side, front and back, and has the ability to pluck the ball from the reach of others.
The Swans signed Reid to a five-year contract, such was the confidence in him. Unfortunately, that confidence hasn't been matched by his confidence in himself. This season the marks have dried up, dropping from an average of five a game to three. His average disposal count per game sits at just nine.
Watching Reid play, one thing stands out. He just doesn't fly for enough marks. He is picking and choosing his attacks on the ball.
The Swans are a long-kicking team who put plenty of high balls into their forward line, so the opportunities are there for Reid to show his aerial skills. Too often he hesitates, allows a bump to put him off balance, or waits for the perfect leading space to open up.
Well, tomorrow there won't be too many perfect opportunities. Reid has to fly for everything.
An old coach of mine told me, as a young forward, that the more marks you go for the more you will get. Simple, but true. Tomorrow, the young fellow has to play with reckless abandon. He has to cover enormous ground and have such a strong focus on the footy that bumps, knees, elbows and trips don't even register, such is his intent on winning the ball.
He should be buoyed by the fact that the Hawthorn defence is vulnerable to tall-marking forwards. In the first week of the finals, Collingwood's Travis Cloke bagged six goals against the Hawks and last week, Crows pair Kurt Tippett and Taylor Walker each kicked four.
Last year, Geelong's Tom Hawkins ''arrived'' on the centre stage at the MCG on football's biggest day. Can Sam Reid do the same?
Most know the Ted Richards story. Nice lad, private school, played some handy football as a flighty forward for the Bombers in his 33-game, four-year career. But deep down, it was thought he didn't have the grunt to be a top liner.
So he goes to Sydney in 2006, and Paul Roos realises there's a lot to like. In fact, Roosy sees a bit of himself in young Ted. The boy from Xavier College is tall, athletic, can cover the ground and, above all, is an exceptionally good overhead mark. Roos decides to teach him how to play as a defender. Richards plays in the losing 2006 grand final, but significantly he plays well.
Since then, slowly but surely, Richards has matured into one of the game's best tall defenders. Now he takes on the opposition's best. Week in, week out he stands Matthew Pavlich, Cloke, Jack Riewoldt, Hawkins and Drew Petrie. Players who can do that are invaluable to their side.
Now Richards leads the best defensive six in the business. On average they concede just 74 points a game. At 29 and with 180 games to his credit, the ex-Bomber is in career-best form.
He has taken the most marks for his team, won the most contested ball in the back half and has a disposal efficiency of 82.4 per cent, which is his team's best.
But figures don't mean anything. It's hard to measure courage and will. If you could, Richards would set the benchmark for the Swans. In last week's preliminary final, he was smashed early on in the first quarter when he headed back into Alex Fasolo, who was coming through full steam. Richards didn't flinch, took the hit and badly rolled an ankle when he landed awkwardly. The defender looked done and dusted as they escorted him from the ground.
But within five minutes, he was back. He couldn't accelerate, couldn't jump, but he was determined to play his role. Playing in pain, Richards blocked the paths of Cloke and Chris Dawes. Neither could get any rhythm into their games as Richards choked their space in his selfless way. At game's end, the All-Australian hobbled from the ground hurt, but happy.
For the Swans to win tomorrow, it is vital that Richards be close to full fitness because he will have the toughest assignment of all. He has to restrain Lance Franklin. They have played against each other twice this year. In round five in Launceston, when Sydney won, Franklin was kept goalless. In round 22 at the SCG, when the Hawks rallied late to win by seven points, Franklin kicked four goals.
If Richards can limit Franklin to two goals or less, take intercept marks and launch effective defensive rebounds, his team may well take its fifth premiership cup.


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Corsair Carbide Air 240 Case Reviewby E. Fylladitakis on 8/15/2014 6:00 AM EST
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blackmagnum - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkCool case. I hope the Lan gaming boys receive it with open arms, but without a handle it won't be moving anywhere. Reply
The_Assimilator - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkWith one hand Corsair giveth, with the other they taketh away... Air 540 had no 3.5" mounts behind the motherboard but two 5.25" bays; this case has three 3.5" mounts but no 5.25" bays.
What we really need is an Air 550, which would be the Air 540 with 3.5" mounts behind the motherboard tray. GET IT RIGHT CORSAIR. Reply
3DoubleD - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI have the opposite opinion. Kill 5.25" with fire. Never use it and it takes up tons of space. Optical disc drives now belong outside the case - especially one this small (if you even bother to get one! - I haven't used mine in 4 years). Reply
3DoubleD - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI don't think I drank enough coffee before I posted, you aren't saying they should put in a 5.25" bay into this case, my bad. Reply
notlurking - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkMany still need the 5.25". Someone needs to do the rips that you download. If this were a tiny case, I'd understand the lack of an external 5.25. But it's 15.75" deep! Reply
HisDivineOrder - Sunday, August 17, 2014 - linkMany may still need 5.25", but "most" of them only "need" it occasionally. As such, "most" are fine using a USB optical drive for that occasional need. Reply
The_Assimilator - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkIt takes up a lot of space, but some people (e.g. those with fan controllers, like me) do require it. And I also haven't used an internal optical drive in half a decade or so. Reply
Grok42 - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - link99.9% of the cases still have a 5.25" bay. If you are still living in 1999 then by all means don't buy this case. For a lot of people, this case will be on the short list of just a few rare cases that leave behind physical media. Reply
MadMan007 - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkI don't understand the whole push against 5.25" bays. They are *universal bays* that can be used for any number of things, including a HDD, fan controller, optical drive, card reader, etc etc or just left empty. What's the problem with having them in a case that isn't ultra-compact to begin with? Reply
nissefar - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkBecause most people do not have an use for it anymore and makes cases larger than necessary. Reply
HisDivineOrder - Sunday, August 17, 2014 - linkThey take up too much space for too little gain. That space could be more 3.5" slots or even an open place for a fan. Reply
lexluthermiester - Wednesday, August 20, 2014 - linkYup that's what he said. Wake up before you open your flap-trap. Reply
Etern205 - Friday, August 29, 2014 - linkI guess you haven't been old enough or encounter more, to know the nightmare it was to deal with external optical drives when they first arrived. I still remember when I had to use a external optical drive a few times to reinstall the OS on laptops where their internal optical drives had died or those that don't come with one. The problem is they're not that well built and the laptop itself as well as the bios also played a part.
So this is what happens.
1. Not all USB ports plays nicely with USB optical drives, some will let it detect, but after a few minutes it mysteriously disconnects and then I had to power off the laptop and power it back on to let it find it again.
2. Some USB ports refuses to even detect any USB optical drives even after I changed to different brands, them USB cables, or even use one of those a internal optical drives connected via a SATA to USB adapter kit.
3. If I was lucky enough to begin the installation, I have to have my fingers crossed hoping the USB optical drive does not crap out during the middle of the installation and if it did, I have to restart the installation. The worst parts is finishing the installation up to 99% and then the USB optical drive craps out, so basically that's like a whole hour or so wasted for nothing.
4. Some laptops and USB optical drives have a mind of its own. they either want to work or don't work. With all these problems and weird behaviors, what used to be a simple install of the OS, has become a day of hell, just to get something that simple to complete, if their internal optical drive was working or it had one in the first place.
While they might have now improved, they had left a bad rep, therefore I still prefer a internal optical drive and cases should comes with at least one 5.25" bay. If you don't see the need to use a internal optical drive, then that 5.25" bay can be used for something else like adding a Hotswap SSD/HDD kit. or a LCD fan controller.
I say Kill USB optical drives with fire and throw them stupid crap built laptops in alone with it. Reply
Refuge - Friday, August 21, 2015 - linkI remember building in the 90's.
To think external optical drives today are anything like the external drives of old, I guess you are just too old to build computers today?
Also back then, the simple work around was to take an internal drive, and just set it in the bottom of the case and hook it into the Mobo that way. I think you just lack imagination. Reply
Kevin G - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI'll second the idea of additional 3.5" bays behind the motherboard. Also make them hot swap and then the case would be ideal for a DIY NAS or HTPC with redundant storage. Reply
lexluthermiester - Wednesday, August 20, 2014 - linkTotally with you! Reply
coburn_c - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkWhy do they ruin everything with garish plexy. Case windows should be an add-on option, industry wide. Reply
Infernus - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI agree, that's the only gripe I have with my 540 (and soon to be 240 when it eventually arrives).
On a side note, I don't know why Apple doesn't offer the original NeXT Cube case in mATX/ATX format - I know I would pay good money for it. Reply
notlurking - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkApple doesn't even have to do it! The NeXT Cube design patents expired years ago. I don't understand why, despite ten years of everyone saying they want a cube, that no manufacturer makes one. The next cube was 12"x12"x12" with a microATX sized motherboard, 1x3.5" bay and 1x5.25" bay.
The 1x3.5" bay is need for SD slot or fan controller. Every laptop and All-in-one PC for the past ten years has had an SD slot yet only LianLi builds an SD slot in their case. The 1x5.25" bay is necessary because someone needs to do the rips that everyone else downloads.
Many people have bought NextCubes and modded them into PC's. I don't have time for modding but I'd pay for a 13"x13"x13" cube case.
The Carbide Air is so close to perfect, but I won't buy a 15.75" deep case that doesn't have a 5.25" bay. Reply
zlandar - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkThe 12.4" height is too large to fit most entertainment consoles. My console has two fairly large shelves and the max height is 8.5". Not a ding since the author mentioned the case was not specifically designed for HTPC use but something to consider for people considering it. Reply
MichaelD - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI've been looking for a small-ish case to build my new gaming PC in and this was looking so promising, until I saw that it has no 5.25" bay. For a daily-use PC at least one optical drive bay is mandatory. Some of us actually still buy our games on physical DVDs and it's nice to be able to burn a DVD or CD when you need to. Reply
kmmatney - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkBetween my wife and 3 kids, and work, I have 10 computers in the house, and most of them share an external USB drive - and the need for that is rare. it would be nice if this supported a slim optical drive, though - those take little room. Reply
brbubba - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI thought the same thing about my Air 540 because my water reservoir takes up the two 5.25" bays, but now that my DVDRom/CDRom is gone I haven't missed it. If you are still living in the 90's and haven't made the switch to Steam then just rip ISOs of all your games. Reply
romrunning - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkTake a look at Silverstone's SUGO series - specificially the mini-ITX SG05 model. It can take a very decently sized GPU, and you can buy the case with a 450W PSU. It has a 5.25" slot for a slimline SATA disc drive; buy the slimline SATA power adapter cable 'cause they don't include it. The Silverstone case is also significantly smaller than this case. Great gaming case for a single GPU!
I bought it, and I love it. I use the disc drive for when I buy CDs on sale; it's cheaper to get whole CD of 11-14 tracks when on sale than it is to buy individual tracks as MP3 downloads. I can then rip the whole disc & add it to my music library. Reply
Grok42 - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkMandatory? I'm not sure that word means what you think it does. Do some people still buy physical media? Sure, but I can't understand why. Every game is available online and it doesn't require you juggle disks when changing games. If you don't have good Internet I could understand but then just use an external drive. Rip them as ISO files so you don't need it connected all the time. It really isn't that difficult. You can upgrade more important parts of your system with the $20 you save. Reply
hapkiman - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI really like my Air 540, in fact its been the best case I've ever had. This one looks like its just going to be too cramped in there for good airflow. Plus its too wide to fit under an entertainment center.
I'm not sold on this one. Reply
brbubba - Friday, August 15, 2014 - link"We cannot really claim that it is a unique case, both because many cubic cases are available"
ORLY? Reply
SirGCal - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI don't understand the non-need for an optical drive. I use mine for system images, backups, etc. I constantly use it nearly every day. Not to mention just to watch a movie while I'm working... Even on my laptop, I use the optical drive with some regularity. External drives never have interested me but with a case this huge, why isn't there one slot somewhere, even on the side? I just don't get it. I also have micro-ITX builds, smaller then this, but they still have an optical drive. Reply
SirGCal - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkerr Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX. I actually have both right now. Not a fan of the ITX honestly. One PCIe seems to be a problem when I want to use a PCIe SSD setup along with a deticated GPU. But that's another topic. Still, micro builds, for many of us, still need optical drives just for daily usage. Reply
ZeDestructor - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkFor most people, backups, system images and all manner of not commonly accessed data (like movies, game installer and the like) goes on external drives or NAS boxes, if only for the convenience.
Meanwhile, a 100pc DVD-R spindle costs $23.68, which works out to $94.72 for ~2TB. A single 2TB 7200rpm HDD costs $93. In addition, the HDD is faster, rewritable and takes significantly less space, and much more convenient since you don't have to swap disks as often.
Just yesterday I was helping a friend wrap up his NAS4Free install with ZFS (inside ESXi, fuck you VMware for removing RDMs from the vclient ui!), something he's doing to get a nice, always on, accessible anywhere library of media, mostly so that he can brick his PC(s) while watching movies on his projector. Reply
bnjohanson - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - link...in order to understand, consider believing it a must for car companies to still install cassette players in their newest models because...
" I use mine for taping mixes of songs and backups for my CD's, etc. I constantly use it nearly everyday. Not to mention to just listen to a movie soundtrack while I am washing my car...Even on my home stereo system, I use the cassette player with some regularity. Sony Walkmans never have interested but with a car this huge, why isn't there one cassette-slot somewhere, even in the trunk? I just don't get it. I also drive motorcycles, smaller than my car, but it still has a cassette player."
ABSURD ! Reply
ZeDestructor - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkWell done, that gave me a good chuckle... Reply
notlurking - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkYour analogy is bad because you are comparing listening to media in a car with content creation.
Someone needs to do the rips that you download. Those people need a 5.25 drive to get movies and music onto their NAS or PC.
If you want a car analogy, buy a small SUV (Corsair 240 is 15.75" deep!) without a trunk. Why do you need a trunk in your small SUV when everyone already uses Amazon to deliver things right to your door? Reply
ZeDestructor - Monday, August 18, 2014 - linkExternal drives exist. As do full-size 5.25" eSATA/USB3.0/Firewire cases.
Using the car analogy, that would be a trailer you would tow behind your small, fast Ferrari 458 for bringing extra tyres to trackdays. Reply
notlurking - Monday, August 18, 2014 - linkIf you are going to bring up eSata, then why do cases need 3.5" drives? Just use an external 3.5" eSata drive for those times you need to access those extra media files or games.
RE: car
But the Corsair Air 540 is NOT a tiny Ferrari! It's 15.75" deep! It's the computer case equivalent of a small SUV. Look at the picture gallery. Fully filled, it has large empty areas. Reply
Grok42 - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkThere are very few cases without 5.25" bays, why must they all have them? If you like this case better than the hundreds of ones with a 5.25" bay maybe it's because not having a 5.25" bay frees up the case designers to build better designs. Every example you gave for using an optical drive I answered with "Internet". I have an external 5.25" drive that I use to do the odd OS install but I'm not even sure when I last did that. Reply
notlurking - Sunday, August 17, 2014 - linkSomeone needs to do the rips that you download from the Internet. Not to mention that many downloads are sub-perfect quality that make me do my own rips for my NAS. Reply
Black Obsidian - Monday, August 18, 2014 - linkWas that same inane comment really worth making almost half a dozen times in the same comment thread?
Others have already pointed out that such people are perfectly free to buy one of the many cases that DO have 5.25" drives, or buy this case and a USB optical drive. It's not a difficult problem to solve. Reply
notlurking - Monday, August 18, 2014 - linkYes, because of all the people making the same inane comment that everything is on the Internet a half a dozen times in the same comment thread.
re: buy something else.
Then don't read reviews that are critical of anything. Is this facebook where only upvotes of products are allowed?
My criticism is for the remote chance that it gets back to Corsair and they improve their product. Reply
flyingpants1 - Tuesday, September 02, 2014 - linkNo need for discs anymore. I put everything on my phone, or USB stick, or external HDD. Reply
kyuu - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkI love the Carbide Air 540, and have been planning on using it for my next build (or perhaps just transplanting my current one, since I've yet to feel compelled to upgrade my overclocked Sandy Bridge system). The idea of a smaller one is great, since the relative girth of the 540 is one of its only drawbacks, as far as I'm concerned.
However, the fact that you can't fit radiators unless you go down to a mini-ITX mobo, which only have one PCIe slot I believe, kind of kills it. They also really should have found a way to add a slimline optical drive slot. Reply
Antronman - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkNo 5.25" inch drive bay?
I mean, you can't find any room for anywhere in there? Reply
Grok42 - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkIf they do find room, I hope they add more 3.5" or 2.5" internal bays. Reply
notlurking - Sunday, August 17, 2014 - linkWhy would you need a few more 3.5" bays? That's what a NAS is for. The Air 540 looks like a great NAS case from the outside but needs a serious redesign on the inside to make it useful in that function.
I don't know what Corsair was thinking. There is so much empty space in that case. It looks great on the outside but doesn't work on the inside for any specific role. Reply
DanNeely - Sunday, August 17, 2014 - linkThey might be able to fit a slimline above the front fans. Maybe not, it'd be tight due to the 45* bevel on the top edge. The only way they could get a full size bay in without making the case bigger would be to put it in vertically below the 2.5" bays (and shift the front panel connectors around). It'd work for fan controllers or optical drives there; but probably not bay reservoirs. OTOH you could shoehorn in a small non-bay res into that space now. Reply
ImSpartacus - Friday, August 15, 2014 - linkIt's 2014, why do those graphs have gradient backgrounds?
If this was a middle schooler's first powerpoint, then I'd be forgiving. Nope, it's a modern tech blog's technical presentation.
You don't have to have 100% flat diagrams, but a little minimalism could go a long way. Reply
juhatus - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkThanks for great article, again! Few comment:
Please post the component listing you used for this? Would be great starting point for build.
Also please post on conclusion what are the main competitors (even few examples) for this case. I´m right about to order something like this with mini-itx, Z97 and 4790k. I´m kind of liking Cooler Master 130 but it would need to be white so no go. I am having really hard time deciding what case to go for :) Reply
know of fence - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkA picture with the cooler mounted would be appreciated.
People, please stop buying these double shoe-box form factors and closed loop water coolers. Both are inferior alternatives to what is out there: real men buy towers and tower coolers.
This whole market segment exists because people try to be cute and think "out-of-the-box" making the same mistake, but some alternatives just aren't worth considering. A PC goes on the floor where it's least in the way and furthest from one's ears, this thing you could put on a shelf, but wouldn't you rather have the shelf space? Reply
kyuu - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkCLC coolers are a perfectly good alternative to giant, heavy air tower coolers. They're also really, really good for cooling GPUs. I'm planning on using a CLC on both my CPU and GPU for my next build.
Towers are fine, but cubes work well too, and having two separate compartments for the components like the Air makes a lot of sense. It's also a helluva lot easier to assemble. The 240 is too small, though, unless you're fine with mini-ITX. Have to go with the 540. Reply
juhatus - Sunday, August 17, 2014 - linkIf you ask the miss, than you should be buying a ultrabook of the size 11", or why not just buy an IPAD. These are harsh realities some men live. So its mini-itx or ipad, you choose.
Ill take mini-itx. Reply
know of fence - Sunday, August 17, 2014 - linkDo you think that at some point in the future you could arrive at the conclusion, that coolers which consume several times the power, with their failure prone mechanical pumps and fans which also require manual speed adjustment maybe aren't worth the trouble? Reply
kyuu - Tuesday, August 19, 2014 - linkNope, because those "failure prone" pumps and fans are a much more efficient means of cooling. We're talking about desktop systems here, so it consuming a couple extra watts of power isn't really meaningful.
I don't particularly care if you prefer air cooling. There are air coolers that work very well; I currently have a Zalman air cooler on my CPU, which replaced the Zalman air cooler on my previous CPU. But CLCs have very real advantages (while not being perfect, as no technology is), so I do take issue with people railing against is though choosing CLCs is somehow wrong.
I have no idea what you're talking about with the requiring manual adjustment thing. Reply
kyuu - Tuesday, August 19, 2014 - linkrailing against it as though***
Damn lack of an edit button... Reply
StrangerGuy - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkIMO this case is terribly designed. If Corsair are going to make a cube case, why not just copy the 250D design, make it fit a mATX mobo and 2x120mm radiator on the left side then be done with. Made even worse without a single 5.25 bay despite all the space at the right side. Reply
kyuu - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - link"Motherboards of up to Micro-ATX size can be installed in the Carbide Air 240, but there is a catch: if you do install a Micro-ATX motherboard, you cannot install a liquid cooling radiator at the bottom of the case. You also cannot really install one at the top panel either, since the fan alone is just a hair away from the top of the motherboard. Therefore, you basically need to choose between two GPUs and a Micro-ATX motherboard, or two large liquid cooling radiators and a Mini-ITX motherboard (presumably with one GPU)."
I checked out Corsair's specs, and it says that radiators are intended to be used on the bottom mounts and the *front*. The mounts at the top of the case are not intended for radiators at all, whether you're using mATX or mini-ITX. So you can, in fact, mount a single 240mm rad with an mATX (or, presumably, two 120mm rads) on the front of the case. Which makes me interested in this case. Reply
kyuu - Saturday, August 16, 2014 - linkThough the one thing that would give me pause is if there's room for a thick (~50mm) push/pull radiator on the bottom. Looks like one might not fit due to the GPU, though a thinner one or one with a single fan might. Reply
Etern205 - Friday, August 29, 2014 - linkNever like this Corsair case, they want to make it like a cube. A cube is suppose to be compact and yet this is way too large. One problem I still don't get is the back and forth bickering about 5.25" drive bays. I still have a optical drive that I use occasionally, because it's the fastest method for me to install games as I prefer physical media as my bandwidth is consider slow compare to all the others, and other have bandwidth caps, so downloading a 15GB game is out of the question. Also 5.25" drives aren't just only for optical drives. It's not like the computer won't boot up or literally spit out the optical drive. You can use it for many other things like, LCD fan controllers, HDD bays, and many other stuffs. It's useful if you know what to do with it. Reply
kenoh - Sunday, August 31, 2014 - linkYou can install 3-3.5" HDD's, but how many SSD's can you install? Reply
kenoh - Sunday, August 31, 2014 - linkIs it possible for this case to hold 4 SSD's, with all three HDD's installed? BTW, what PSU is used in this review? Reply
mekpro - Saturday, September 13, 2014 - linkThat's Abit Motherboard ! Reply
darkbreeze - Friday, November 14, 2014 - linkThe biggest problem with this case has nothing to do with the drive or lack therof. Seems no decent GPU cards will fit due to card HEIGHT not length. Even the ones made for mini-ITX enclosures don't fit as seen here:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2363784/a... Reply
Zak - Wednesday, April 15, 2015 - linkI want this case for a gaming-only build that will only have couple of SSDs in it so I'm happy with the absence of 5.25" bays. I had 540 and it was too large with tons of wasted space and was taking up too much floor space so I went back to a regular tower for that build. Reply


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text: Orymus3 18821 Report post Posted May 4, 2013 Hi, Here's a followup on my current project which has been discussed here and here. This one will be a little different as I currently don't have much of an answer to provide, only the problem. Hopefully you'll be able to assist me as you have in the past. My current problem is this: I'm trying to implement communication as a key element of the gameplay in my game. Given that it ties well with the theme of logistics that I'm trying to establish, it 'feels right' and gives me another means to reinforce logistics while providing further strategic decisions and opportunities to the player. The issue here though is that I don't have a gameplay implementation for what communications entails. The closest element I've found in games was the influence, which would stretch from planets up to a certain distance and have an effect on things located within that distance. My initial assumption was that, much like is the case with current limitations, and as can be seen in sci-fi tv series, if a ship would ever leave the maximum communication range of the empire it is connected with, it would be 'on its own' Unfortunately, I'm struggling with this concept for various reasons: - Similarly, I don't want to limit the range. I think its important for the player to be able to send a ship very far in exploration, and a communication range would just prevent this. Likewise, it would suck to be unable to retaliate on an enemy just because he's destroyed one of your bases and has come out of your range. - In tv series such as, say, Star Trek, when a ship is beyond the range of their central command, they have sufficient leadership aboard to make clever decisions. The issue here is that, its very hard to grasp that from the standpoint of the player if he is playing the collective counsciousness of high management. On the one hand, I don't want the player to lose control of his ships just because they are out of range, but then, if I don't do something drastic, communication ranges won't mean anything. Therefore, I'm looking for a tangible way to implement a logical system that would either buff units for being within range, or penalyze them for going outside, or any tangible reason for you to stay within these lines as much as possible and seek to expand them. One concept I've ruled out is the implementation of influence in Galciv2 as it allowd you to takeover enemy planets through influence, and this really doesn't make sense for communications and for my game. One thing I've noted though is that communication could have a detrimental effect on any enemy's sensor within range, somehow hacking them and sending fake data, but I'm not sure I want communication to play as the defensive counter to sensors. Any ideas here? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo women's basketball team dropped their final non-conference game of the season, 64-51 to Trevecca Nazarene in the final game of the Saint Leo Classic.
Chelsea Williams picked up right where she left off against Ursuline, notching 17 points and eight rebounds. Teresa Manigrasso scored 20 points, marking the third time the junior has scored 20-plus points this season. Keishara Green managed to grab eight rebounds despite only playing 15 minutes.
Trevecca Nazarene led by as many as seven points in the first half behind a strong first half performance from Christina Curtis, who went 2-for-3 from three-point range and led the Trojans with eight points in the opening period. Williams established her presence down low, as she led all players with 12 points and five rebounds. The Lions held a 23-22 lead with just over two minutes remaining in the first half but the Trojans finished the half on an 8-2 run to take a 30-25 lead into the break.
Behind Manigrasso's 15-point second half effort, the Lions were able to keep within reach of the Trojans, and trailed by just one point with 9:10 remaining. However, it was all Trevecca Nazarene from the point on out, as the visiting team quickly gave themselves some breathing room by scoring on their next three possessions. With four minutes remaining a Manigrasso jumper cut the deficit to seven, but the Lions could not get any closer.
The Lions' defense held the Trojans to just 28 percent shooting for the game, but allowed 22 points off of turnovers and 28 points from the free throw line. Saint Leo did hold an advantage down low, outscoring Trevecca Nazarene 26-12 in the paint. The Lions three-point shooting struggled tonight, as they went just 2-10 from long range.
The women's basketball team gets back into conference play next Saturday, Jan. 5, when the Lions welcome Lynn University to The Bowman Center. Tip-off is set for 2:00 p.m.
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THE achievements of top performing students in Years 9, 10 and 11 at West Somerset College have been celebrated at a presentation.
The college held its annual Key Stage 4 Presentation Evening last Monday, recognising the pupils' contribution to the college, wider community and their academic achievements.
Gaynor Comber, principal, paid tribute to the achievements of over 100 of the college's most talented and committed students.
Presentations got underway with the subject awards, reflecting the students' outstanding talents in the academic and vocational subjects.
Progress, attainment and achievement awards were also given in each subject area to reflect students who had made huge strides in their learning.
James Hunt and Lily Grove opened the evening with a musical performance followed by Mia Borthwich during the interval.
The Principal's Award, the most prestigious award of the evening, went to Shannon Collings for her fantastic academic achievements and contributions to college life.
Tara Hernaman-Wood was presented the Nick Swann Endeavour Award for overcoming the odds to achieve and exceed her academic and personal potential.
Anne Looney, vice-chairman of governors, emphasised the success of the students, which she said reflected the team work of parents, staff and students working together.
A full list of award winners are below:
English Progress Lottie Raynor
English Attainment Tobias Carroll
English Achievement Eddie Waller
The Spelling Bee Dd Parfrey
Maths Progress Glenn Paget Cobb
Maths Attainment Shannon Collings
Maths Achievement Lee Bonar
Music Progress James Hunt
Music Attainment Mia Borthwick
Music Achievement Tacita Griffiths
Art Progress Oliver Fenwick
Art Attainment Alex Wilmoth
Art Achievement Alasdair Doughty
Textiles Art & Design Progress Emily Gummer
Textiles Art & Design Attainment Megan Trunks
Textiles Art & Design Achievement Alicia Harding
Drama Progress Lauren Lawton
Drama Attainment Jack Pownall
Drama Attainment Beth Kingston Lee
Drama Achievement Shannon Craven
French Progress Natasha Harwood
French Attainment Kate Ansell
German Progress Ellen McNeill
German Attainment Shannon Collings
German Achievement Angharad Parry
Ethics,Philosophy and Religion Progress Rebekah Heard
Ethics,Philosophy and Religion Attainment Shannon Collings
Ethics,Philosophy and Religion Achievement Shannon Johnson
Geography Progress Jamie Elson
Geography Attainment Chloe Puttock
History Progress Frankie Lyttle
History Attainment Shannon Collings
History Achievement Gemma Howell
Public Services Achievement Tanya Meade
PE (GCSE) Progress Alasdair Doughty
PE (GCSE) Attainment Rachel Horne
PE (GCSE) Achievement Chloe Puttock
Sport (BTEC) Progress Amie Gibson
Sport (BTEC) Attainment Charlie Scott
Sport (BTEC) Achievement Shane Yaw
Food Technology Progress Amie Gibson
Food Technology Attainment Ellen McNeill
Food Technology Achievement Michael Murphy
Textiles Technology Progress Georgina Swinton
Textiles Technology Attainment Chloe White
Textiles Technology Achievement Holly Allen
Product Design Progress Alasdair Doughty
Product Design Attainment Daniel Turner
Product Design Achievement Henry Mitchell
Electronics and Control Systems Progress Lewis Chisling
Electronics and Control Systems Attainment Chris Finney
Electronics and Control Systems Achievement AJ Potter
The Frank Collinson Award Heidi Atkins
Science Progress Angharad Parry
Science Attainment Kitty Halls
Science Achievement Lewis Chisling
Physics Progress Molly Wells
Physics Attainment Alex Wilmoth
Physics Achievement Mia Smith
Chemistry Progress Sophie Aspey
Chemistry Attainment Shannon Collings
Chemistry Achievement Glenn Paget Cobb
Biology Progress Christopher Kelly
Biology Achievement Glenn Paget Cobb
Business Studies Progress Holly Murley
Business Studies Attainment Alicia Harding
Business Studies Achievement Matthew Pearson
ICT Progress & Achievement Rory Willicombe
ICT Attainment Elliot Scott
Computing Attainment Chris Finney
Agriculture & Animal Care Progress Charlie Scott
Agriculture & Animal Care Attainment Amy Pollard
Land Based Studies Progress Ainsley Cooper
Land Based Studies Attainment Megan Trunks
Land Based Studies Achievement Jack Headly
Beauty Therapy Progress Amanda Jones
Beauty Therapy Attainment Olivia Clarke
Beauty Therapy Achievement Jassmyn Smith
Hospitality Progress Bradley Oakey
Hospitality Attainment Kimberley Rose
Hospitality Achievement Molly Wells
Motor Vehicle Progress Bradley Walton
Motor Vehicle Attainment Glenn Paget Cobb
Motor Vehicle Achievement Lee Bonar
Child Development Progress Holly-Oak Oriarna- Jewel
Child Development Attainment Kimberley Rose
Child Development Achievement Hermione Cordell
Year Team Leader Award for Participation and Contribution to College Life Isaac Reeson
Year Team Leader Awards for Contribution to the Community George Day and Gemma Howell
Year Team Leader Awards for Outstanding Contribution to College Life Natasha Harwood and Amy
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Canada posted their first win of the Barbados tour yesterday against Combined Campuses & Colleges at the 3W's Ground, winning by 5 wickets. On a sticky wicket, Canada won the toss and elected to field first restricting the home side to just 92 runs of 20 overs. Canada passed the score in the penultimate over with 5 wickets in hand, Cheema on 16* and Sattar on 14*. Coach Michael Dighton has his first win as Canada's coach and is looking for more to round out the tour.
Combined Campuses & Colleges Innings
R.Currency c Surkari b Sorraine 24(38balls)
K.Mayers c Surkari b Aulakh 2(7)
K.Hope c Tariq b Cheema 1(5)
F.Reifer run out(Tariq) 26(32)
N.Parris c Sorraine b Siddiqui 10(16)
R.Wiggins c Tariq b Baidwan 4(6)
J.Holder not out 12(11)
K.McLean st Tariq b Baidwan
A.Dewar run out 2(5)
Extras: 3lb 1nb 7wides
Total: 92 off 20overs
Bowling: H.Osinde 2-0-16-0, M.Aulakh 4-0-15-1, H.Baidwan 4-0-20-2, R.Cheema 3-0-5-1, D.Sorraine 3-1-15-1, J.Siddiqui 4-0-18-1
Canada Innings
H.Patel c Currency b K.McLean 11(14balls)
D.Sorraine c McLean b J.Holder 14(12)
Z.Surkari c Parris b J.Holder 6(17)
R.Rehman c Austin b K.Mayers 20(21)
U.Limbada c Dewar b K.Mayers 4(21)
A.Sattar not out 14(15)
R.Cheema not out 16(12)
Extras: 2lb 6wides
Total: 93 off 18.4overs
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A foot fracture is a break in any of the bones in the foot.
The foot is made up of 26 small bones. The tarsus is the seven bones that make up the hindfoot and the midfoot. The forefoot consists of the five metatarsals and the 14 phalanges. There are two phalanges in the big toe and three in each of the remaining toes.
A foot fracture can happen in any foot bone, but metatarsal fractures are the most common.
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A foot fracture is caused by trauma to the bone. Trauma includes:
When a bone is subjected to repeated stress over a long time, small cracks may form. These are called stress fractures. Certain bones (metatarsals and the talus) in the foot are at higher risk for this type of fracture.
Foot fracture is more common in older adults.
Factors that may increase your chance of a foot fracture include:
A foot fracture may cause:
You will be asked about your symptoms, physical activity, and how the injury occurred. The injured area will be examined and an x-ray of the foot will be done.
Proper treatment can prevent long-term complications or problems with your foot. Treatment will depend on how serious the fracture is, but may include:
Extra support may be needed to protect, support, and keep your foot in line while it heals. Supportive steps may include a splint, walking boot, stiff-soled shoe, or cast. Crutches may be needed to help you move around while keeping weight off your foot.
Some fractures cause pieces of bone to separate. These pieces will need to be put back into their proper place. This may be done:
Children's bones are still growing at an area of the bone called the growth plate. If the fracture affected the growth plate, your child may need to see a specialist. Injuries to the growth plate will need to be monitored to make sure the bone can continue to grow as expected.
The following medications may be advised:
Check with your doctor before taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen or aspirin.
Note: Aspirin is not recommended for children or teens with a current or recent viral infection. This is because of the risk of Reye syndrome. Ask your doctor which medications are safe for your child.
You may be referred to physical therapy or rehabilitation to start range-of-motion and strengthening exercises.
To help reduce your chance of foot fractures, take these steps:
To help reduce falling hazards at work and home, take these steps:
American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine
Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Canadian Orthopaedic Association
Canadian Orthopaedic Foundation
Foot fractures and dislocations. Patient UK website. Available at: http://www.patient.co.uk/doctor/Foot-Fractures-and-Dislocations.htm. Updated April 19, 2012. Accessed September 25, 2014.
Stress fractures of the foot and ankle. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at:http://www.dynamed.com/topics/dmp~AN~T116052/Stress-fractures-of-the-foot-and-ankle. Updated March 25, 2016. Accessed September 28, 2016.
Stress fractures of the foot and ankle. Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons website. Available at: http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00379. Updated July 2009. Accessed September 25, 2014.
Toe and forefoot fractures. Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons website. Available at: http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00165. Updated September 2012. Accessed September 25, 2014.
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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
You use different parts of your brain for normal tasks and for new, interesting tasks. Even after a few minutes of performing certain tasks, your brain becomes accustomed to it. For example, close your eyes and touch your arm. You will certainly feel that, but keep your finger there for a few moments. Eventually your sense of touch becomes accustomed to the feeling of your arm and no longer reports it to your brain; you will no longer feel anything. The same thing happens for all your senses (which is why you can't tell when your own breath smells bad!)
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KSU to Hold Eight Combustible Grain Workshops This Summer Across The Midwest
Date Posted: June 10, 2013
Manhattan, KS—In order to increase safety awareness at grain elevators, feed mills, and other grain processing facilities, Kansas State University's Department of Grain Science and Industry is offering workshops, in English and in Spanish, to address combustible dust hazards.
Project leader Kingsly Ambrose, assistant professor in Grain Science and Industry, said, the interactive workshops will create awareness regarding grain dust explosion hazards among workers and supervisors.
The workshops, handouts and lecture materials are offered at no cost to participants.
Workshops will be held at the following locations and offered in conjunction with the Kansas Grain and Feed Association:
•August 13, in Garden City, Kansas at the Southwest Research-Extension Office in conjunction with Kansas Grain and Feed Association. The course in English will be offered from 8 a.m. to noon and the Spanish course will be offered from 1 to 5 p.m.
•August 14, in Colby, KS at the Colby Convention Center from 8 a.m. to noon.
•August 16 in Wichita, KS at the Sedgwick County Extension Office from 1 to 5 p.m.
•August 19 in Salina, KS at the Salina Courtyard Marriott from 1 to 5 p.m.
•August 20 in Sececa, KS at the Nemaha Community Building from 1 to 5 p.m.
The workshop will be offered in Texas, Nebraska and Minnesota on the following dates:
•July 23, a workshop will be held in Mesquite, Texas at the Texas A&M Mesquite Auditorium. The course in English will be offered from 8 a.m. to noon and the Spanish course will be offered from 1 to 5 p.m.
•July 30, in conjunction with the National Grain and Feed Association, a workshop will be held in Omaha, Neb. At the Omaha Hilton from 1 to 5 p.m.
•Sept. 6, in conjunction with the Minnesota Grain and Feed Association, a workshop will be held in St. Cloud, Minn at the Kelly Inn Best Western from 8 a.m. to noon.
"It is important to educate supervisors and managers on training their employees using best practices to curtail the risk of dust explosions," said Dirk Maier, department head, Grain Science and Industry.
This workshop will communicate practical risk information on dust hazards to mitigate fatalities and loss in grain handling and processing facilities."
This initiative is being funded through a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor – Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Grain dust explosions are caused by five factors: powder-fine grain dust, confinement of dust in an enclosed space, dust dispersion, an ignition source, and oxygen.
Reducing combustible dust, keeping it out of the air and controlling ignition sources significantly reduce the probability of a grain dust explosion occurring.
Through delivery by faculty from K-State, hands-on activities and an explosion demonstration, the four-hour workshop will provide the awareness, understanding and motivation to reduce the number of explosions and their impact.
"The long term goal of this team is to continue this effort of raising awareness about grain dust explosion hazards through training activities," said Ambrose.
"We are collaborating with GEAPS to offer a distance education course on grain dust explosions starting Fall 2013."
To register for any of the workshops, go to www.grains.ksu.edu/igp and select the link under Upcoming Short Courses.
For more information contact: Kingsly Ambrose at 785-532-4091.
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Each year Commencement at Ithaca College celebrates the outstanding achievements of the men and women of the graduating class.
I hope this special website dedicated to Commencement will assist you as you begin to make plans for this exciting and memorable occasion. As we finalize the schedule for our upcoming Commencement, we will update this site with more specific information, so please check back periodically throughout the year.
Best wishes from all of us at Ithaca College. We look forward to seeing you at the Commencement ceremony and other special events as we honor our graduating students.
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First of all, sorry for being hit and miss this weekend. I had to take the weekend off to visit my father in Cleveland, and it was hard to keep up.
Still in Cleveland, but will be back home tomorrow for Atlanta series. Thanks for your patience, and I hope you'll still consider it your Chat Room even though I am not there.
I will be looking forward to your comments and will try to check in whenever I can. Thanks.