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Recording accelerations gives the naval architect actual numbers that describe the motion, which he can use not only to compare this design objectively to his previous ones, but also to international standards for ergonomics. Or he can use them to optimize the structural design, which is especially important for weight control in higher performance craft.
The last two of types of tests can be called detail tests, although not everyone we interviewed deems them necessary. One detail test that Sarin uses involves determining the ideal spot to position underwater components, such as bow thrusters, rudders, and propeller tunnels. Wool tufts are attached to the hull near the component of interest, and the boat is towed through the water while underwater observations are made of both the direction and motion of the tufts. Sarin says, "The objective is to eliminate any `surprises' that could be detrimental to the overall performance; i.e. irregular flow patterns resulting in additional resistance and/or `dirty' water flow into the props, etc."
The last test is the wake wheel test. For this, a series of special, different-size propellers, called wake wheels, are installed in place of the standard props. The wheels' rotational speed is measured as the model is towed, which gives an estimate of how fast the water is at the location of the propeller. Because it is usually slower than the speed of the boat, this is a factor in correctly pitching the propeller.
So what does all this cost, and what is it relative to fixing the problems it can prevent? According to Stensgaard, model testing can range from $20,000 to $30,000, depending on the extent of the trials, with a large portion of that being construction of the model. We also asked Ed Hageman for the usual fixes for these problems, and then asked yards like Rybovich Spencer and Knight & Carver for ballpark figures for doing the work. If the boat doesn't reach the desired speed, or if there are spray or ride problems, hull modifications can be attempted. This might mean, from simplest to most complicated, adding ballast, modifying the spray rails, adding a wedge or extending the bottom to change the running trim, adding a bulb to trim the bow up, or extending the cockpit to trim the bow down. Prices can range from $5,000 to $200,000 and higher, depending on the size of the boat and complexity of work. Increasing the speed by empowering with larger engines runs in the $30,000 to $100,000 range, plus $200,000 and up for new machinery, including larger shafts, gears, etc.
Of course, none of this takes into account cost overruns, which are common, and frustration. Hageman bluntly concludes, "Often, the problem is so fundamental that it is economic nonsense to make the change. In which case, live with it or sell it."
So it would seem cost-effective to model test once the cost of repairs equals the cost of testing. Sarin sums up, "It is the builder's and owner's cheapest form of insurance that the yacht they are building will perform up to their expectations."
Chris Martin is an associate member of the Society for Naval Architects and Marine Engineers.
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Hi Everyone,I'm trying to use sessions to validate that a user has visited a certain page and clicked on a link that initiated a script, rather than just typed in the url of the script into a browser.To do this i basically set up a session variable and saved it as 1, then in the php script i took that session variable and then incremented it by one, and then checked to make sure the variable is now two, yet no matter what i do the script functions as if php is just skipping over this part as it has had no effect on how the script works or on what it does, in other words everything works as if i changed nothing.
Here is the first document that the user needs to visit before executing the script (i took out some of the html/css/javascript so that you guys dont have to go through it, i dont think it is affecting it anyway):
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">

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Here is the actual script again i shortened it to just the part that deals with the session
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Thanks alot
I just tried your scripts and they work as expected.
On your second script, echo $valid and see what you got. Perhaps it will give a hint as what went wrong.
Note that I got a 1 for $valid.
Thanks tom8,i did that and i got 1 each time and when i tried sessionID i got 2, so then i tried it by just directly inputting the url of the script and it worked..., however on a different browser it didn't, until i went to the first page and then if i inputted the url it worked, so i think it has something to do with the way the browser records session variables, i think i need to destroy the variable at some point but i don't know where, any ideas?
i ended up putting it in the script and it rid me of most problems except if someone were to visit the first page and then directly type in the url for the second...
, i think i need to destroy the variable at some point but i don't know where, any ideas?
Yes with your code once you have visited the first page once the Session variable will be set to 1, therefore always allowing you to access your script in the second page. If you dont want this behaviour you need to either 'unset' the variable in your if statement or set it to a number other than 1.
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If you want to cure that problem you would need to use AJAX on your onclick to change the $_Session['valid'] variable, that way only by clicking on the link would the script be available.
i am not really sure how to use AJAX, but except for that problem i'm not really have any other difficulties, fo for now i think ill leave it as is, thanks anyway though
When you start a session, I believe a cookie is created for the browser of that session. When a new browser is used, naturally a new cookie will be used thus what you got when you used a different browser.
A session is usually timed out after about 24 minutes or you could destroy it or reset it as Mandes noted.
Yah i suspected something of the sort, i ended up just using unset() to destroy the session after the script had executed and reset it when the user entered the first page a second time, which eliminated most of the problems, thank you though


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Goldie Hawn's nipple not as horrifying as you might think
Here's Goldie Hawn attending a party at the Gramercy Park Hotel and, holy crap, that's some old lady nip. Anyone else surprisingly not offended by this? Me either. Also, I'm now 100% certain Kate Hudson is not her daughter. I'm sorry, ha ha, nice little gag there, Goldie, but it's honesty time: You stole her from an orphanage. Not that I'm judging your or anything, I just want some truth, dammit! — Or more nip. Whichever works.
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Two years ago, Taylor Louderman graduated from TeamSTAGES, a 16-member a capella singing group that has performed all over St. Louis and as far as New York and Disney World. Today, she is starring in her first Broadway show: Bring It On. "Almost all TeamSTAGES graduates have gone on to a performance degree in college," says Jack Lane, executive producer at STAGES St. Louis.
The talented group of teens comes from all over the city and the county, and they practice intensively, Lane says. All the work pays off though, as it did during three performances of the national anthem at Ground Zero, when the group recently visited Manhattan to see Louderman's performance. "It was overwhelming for the people who were there," he says. "When the instrument is your voice, it just cuts through everything. It can be deeply emotional."
The APPLAUSE! gala, which takes place on Nov. 9 at The Ritz-Carlton, is the biggest annual fundraiser for TeamSTAGES and the many other educational and artistic programs put on by STAGES every year, Lane notes. "Our performing arts academy in Chesterfield opened in 2004; it's the hub of our activities, but we have extensive outreach that will touch the lives of more than 4,000 students this year alone, and we will give more than $70,000 in scholarships. We have never turned a child away from the program because they don't have the resources."
Even for students who don't go on to careers in the arts, an intensive arts experience can be valuable in developing life skills and self-esteem, Lane says. "It changes lives," he affirms. "One of my greatest joys is that after a hard day of work, I can walk out of our offices and downstairs to sit in on a class. More often than not, in any class, you can see a child have that ah-ha moment, where they start being part of something and being comfortable with who they are—being themselves. This type of confidence transcends the arts into so many fields of study. I've seen children change from just one class, they see it's OK to be yourself."
The nonprofit's outreach programs include intensive, semester-long workshops at City Academy, Marian Middle School and Herbert Hoover Boys' and Girls' Club. Troupe Broadway, a group of children with disabilities such as visual impairments, autism and Down Syndrome, will perform at the Applause gala, along with the students from TeamSTAGES. Also performing will be Corinne Melançon, the current star of Mama Mia on Broadway; and Fox 2's Kevin Steincross will serve as the evening's host. Judy Kent, who chaired the event for its first 10 years, is returning for the 11th fundraiser as honorary chair, with Lisa Nichols and Lynne Turley serving as co-chairs.
"Some of the proudest moments, for me and for a lot of the staff at STAGES, have to do with our education programs," Lane says. "We have been blessed by the amazing support the community has shown us. They have embraced the programs, and this is the most important night of the year in regard to those programs."


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Not everyone needs life insurance, but it's a safe bet that most people could use some coverage at some point in their lives.
Life insurance comes in two flavors: term and permanent. Permanent will stick with you throughout your life -- or as long as the premiums are up to date.
Term life insurance expires at some predetermined point.
So why wouldn't everyone just buy permanent insurance and then have lots of insurance money to leave to their families at the end of their lives?
Mostly because it's expensive. You're likely better off just investing your money elsewhere.
Permanent insurance is most commonly used to minimize estate taxes. Most people don't have to worry about estate taxes. This year they only kick in on estates worth over $3.5 million. Next year the taxes disappear altogether, though in 2011 they revert back to the $1 million threshold level used years ago.
But for people who need some cash to pay the taxman on their way into the afterlife, permanent insurance is one way to go.
Permanent insurance might make sense in some other instances, too. But such a purchase is subjective and based on the insured's emotions and financial situation.
It all comes down to planning. Depending on your family structure, your approach to life insurance will be different from those of others.
Single people may want to have life insurance for many reasons, from providing for elderly parents who need caretaking to covering debts amassed throughout life.
If someone has co-signed a loan for you, for instance, for education or a home, they'll be on the hook for the loan in the event of your untimely demise. With insurance, you can leave on good terms.
Life insurance can also be used to pay for your funeral costs should anything untoward happen.
Planning for your own funeral may seem morbid and dour, but with life insurance, you win if the policy doesn't pay off.
"The good news is you're still alive," says Russell Fox, a Certified Financial Planner with Apex Wealth Management Group in Oxnard, Calif.
Of course, the insurance company also wins.
The type of insurance you purchase is purely a personal decision based on your health and income. Term insurance is a good bet for covering all your bases unless circumstances dictate having coverage for your entire life.
Don't forget that many employers offer group term insurance as part of their benefits package, so a person with minimal life insurance needs may have their obligations met with just that amount of coverage.
"If they have that basic type of coverage, it could add piece of mind," says Fox.
Group term life insurance could be less expensive than an individual policy, so it may be a good option. One potential drawback: It may not be convertible to an individual policy should you leave the job.
Term insurance is perfect for families because it allows parents to decide how long they need to be covered. That might be, for instance, through their children's college tenure.
"Term insurance is very inexpensive in its purest form. It's an inexpensive way to accumulate a lot of life insurance," says Certified Financial Planner Adam Sherman, president of Firstrust Financial Resources in Philadelphia.
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With the Liberty Lady Flames tennis team busy making preparations for next weekend's ITA Atlantic Regional tournament, Nick Pierce of the Liberty Flames Sports Network sat down with head coach Jeff Maren to recap the weekend and talk about the Flames' fall season to this point.
During the interview, Maren recaps the Lady Flames' first two tournaments and details the team's progress as they move toward the spring season. Maren discusses the performances of several players and provides a preview of the regional tournament.
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Ash dieback disease has been discovered in North Leeds, it has been revealed.
C. Fraxinea, to give it its official name, which is threatening to devastate the country's ash trees, has been found at an undisclosed location to the south of Otley.
No Leeds City Council land has been affected so far, and it is understood the affected trees were newly planted on private land.
The infection between Leeds and Otley is shown on a Forestry Commission map plotting the affected sites as they are discovered. But Defra is refusing to publicise precise locations for fear of deterring landowners from coming forward. So far the disease has been found at about 115 locations nationwide.
The site's inclusion on the map comes in the wake of a briefing to councillors and officers at Leeds City Council about the spread of the disease and its potential effects.
A council spokeswoman said there had been no cases on council owned land to date.
A recent briefing to the local authority by its forestry department said: "Scores of newly planted sites throughout the UK are being monitored; many have confirmed infections, including one near north Leeds."
The report added: "As well as affecting young, recently planted trees originating from imported nursery stocks, C. Fraxinea poses a clear risk to our native forest trees, plus trees in urban settings, such as parks and gardens and along road verges."
Where the disease is confirmed, landowners can be ordered to uproot or fell infected trees and destroy them on site. No movement of ash trees away from infected sites is allowed.
The UK is facing a potential loss of 90 per cent of its ash population, and in parts of the Leeds area, that figure could equate to as much as a third of its entire stock.
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Comverse Network Systems (CNS) has hired Nassrin Tavakoli as senior vice president and CTO, a newly created position. She will be responsible for product planning and development.
She most recently served for two years as senior vice president of global engineering at Hypercom, a specialist in high security end-to-end electronic payment products and services.
Prior to that, Tavakoli held a variety of technology leadership positions over a 16-year period at Motorola, most recently serving as senior director of its Global Software Group. In that position she was mostly involved with advanced wireless infrastructure, handset and multimedia technologies.
In several previous positions at Motorola, she managed and developed s billing systems, distributed database systems, M-commerce, and voice and pattern recognition.
"Nassrin Tavakoli is a technically sophisticated executive with more than 20 years experience and a proven track record of success managing the design, build and implementation of products to fulfill strategic business objectives, including more than a decade focused on wireless networking and related technologies," said Philippe Tartavull, Comverse, Inc.'s president and CEO. "Throughout her career Nassrin has led large multi-national engineering organizations and driven customer satisfaction, revenue growth and superior financial performance by improving product development cycle time, quality and efficiency. Her international background as an outstanding team leader makes her an excellent addition to CNS."


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IN-WIN BUC: Just How Much $100 Can Buyby Dustin Sklavos on 5/9/2011 4:28 PM EST
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Gigantopithecus - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkMethodology looks very sound and I hope that Anandtech will be able to continue adding new cases to see how they stack up against each other (ha) while keeping the internal components constant. Reply
Silenus - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkNice to see case reviews from time to time.
I'd love to see some Fractal Designs cases reviewed. Especially some of the new ones coming. I am chomping at the bit to get a better look at the Arc Midi Tower and the Arc Mini! Reply
XiZeL - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkmee too :) really want to know how the silent ones performe. might be changing my antec p183 for an FD define r3 or xl Reply
ymrtech - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkI have a define R3. and holy shit i love it. replaced my cooler master HAF 922 with this. it's quiet as hell and also keeps my innards all nice and cool. i have a noctua noctua nh-d14 on my i7-960 and it idles around 38C and my 6870 twin frozr with fans at 40% idles around 34C. considering the noise it DOESN'T make, the price, the quality of the materials used, and the overall workmanship. i would reccomend it to EVERYONE.
another good case to check out is the fractal design core 3000, it's like 90$ tax and shipping in (ncix) and it looks pretty top notch. Reply
Mumrik - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkI'd rather have had one and eight or nine internal 3½" bays...
I have one optical drive that I never use and six harddrives and only more to come. Reply
SquattingDog - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkClearly you've never used hot-swap bays then or thought about the fact that you can mount 4+ 3.5" drives in the space of 3x 5.25" bays with a 120mm cooling fan to boot (Lian Li do such a product and are not the only ones). Personally I would rather have seen FOUR 5.25" bays for this very purpose. Otherwise you can always get single hot-swap bays to go 5.25" --> 3.5".
It's about different horses for different courses really - perhaps you should be looking at an eATX full tower instead?
Other food for thought, as I have been down this road before: if you have drives which are <2TB (hell, even if they are 2TB - you can now get 3TB drives), then secure erase and sell off your old drives and buy fewer larger drives. :) Reply
Taft12 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkYou can't have enough 5.25" bays. SATA can be hot-swapped, take advantage of this great feature!
(shameless plug, not associated with iStar, just a very satisfied customer!) Reply
bji - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkJust curious ... how much content do you have to steal to fill six harddrives?
I personally have never filled more than 30 gb or so of a disk; I could see filling maybe 100 GB tops if I kept all of my home movies and photos on my local disk instead of in the cloud. I guess if you're a real 'power user' and buy lots of software and games maybe you'd fill another 200 GB? I just can't imagine filling more than 300 GB unless you're stealing content. Of course I know that there are the exceptional case where someone has, e.g. a photography business or something and they need to store terabytes of data legitimately but ... somehow I doubt that every person I see complaining about, e.g. the small size of SSDs, or the inability to put more than 6 hard drives in a case, has a legal use for all of that space.
On the upside for me, I am perfectly happy with a single 80 GB Intel SSD in my desktop and will be for years to come. SSDs are now in the price range where for my usage, they are cheap enough and are only getting better as they get faster. Reply
Klinky1984 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkOh yes, they must be stealing content. No one ever backups their DVD or BR collection, no one ever edits HD video. No one ever has thousands of high resolution photographs or large photo editing project files to deal with. No one ever has hard drives to put in a RAID setup for performance or redundancy reasons. Yep, must be stealing content, because _you_ can't think of any legitimate use.
Shall we just make it illegal to own multiple hard drives? Reply
JarredWalton - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkFor the record, just my AnandTech folder for the past four years checks in at a respectable 70GB. Add in my personal pictures and that's another 30GB. I just upgraded cameras and can now shoot 1080p24 video, which only chews up around 1.3GB for a 10 minute clip. Since the start of 2011, I've only sucked down 13GB with home videos of my family, and I don't even shoot video more than a few times per month!
My desktop has a 1TB hard drive that is around 70% full, because I happen to play games on it. My Steam folder currently sits at nearly 200GB, and I haven't even installed most of my Steam games on this system (e.g. I don't have the original Half-Life, or the various HL2 episodes, installed). Honestly, I can't even get by with less than 256GB of storage on a system that I plan to use for "everything", which is why SSDs are tough to use on a single drive laptop. Reply
Ammaross - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link"Oh yes, they must be stealing content. No one ever backups their DVD or BR collection, no one ever edits HD video"
I fully agree. A single blu-ray disk takes up to 30GB to take a 1:1 copy. My DVDs run up to the 8GB range. Taking my entire DVD/BR collection easily fills a couple 2TB drives. It all used to be scattered on 1TB/1.5TB drives until I upgraded to a couple 2TBs. Where are the other drives? I left them in the machine for scratch disk and future storage. Yes, I do have home videos and the like that I keep too. Not quite to the space requirements of BR disks, but I don't like to store my videos in DiVX or such bad-quality formats (as opposed to lightly-compressed 1080p MPEG4).
Oh, and the comment regarding photos, I'm a bit of a shutter-bug, and even my modest 8.1MP camera takes 3.4MB pictures. Pass them through Photoshop, saving the original of course, and saving in a 90% quality can bloat those to 6MB after touchups. I'd say there's a good 3GB per event I save. It all adds up. Reply
bji - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkIs it legal to 'back up' DVDs and BR discs in this way? I doubt it since it requires circumventing encryption mechanisms. I agree that it doesn't seem ethically wrong to back up something you own even if it is technically illegal.
That being said, what's the point? Are these discs really so important that they need to be backed up? I've never backed up a DVD or Blu-Ray disc in my life and I've never lost or broken one either. I can't imagine wasting my time (and money) spending it backing up DVDs and Blu-Ray discs.
But I guess that's beside the point; I asked for legitimate ways to fill up large amounts of hard disk space and I got at least one answer of something that is technically probably not legal but not so immoral in any case.
So am I to believe that the vast majority of people who claim to need 8 or 10 hard drives in their computer do so because of backing up DVDs and Blu-Ray discs? It's not hoarders of pirated movies and software?
JarredWalton kind of made my point for me I think; four years of his work on a technology site only uses 70 GB of his disk and all of his personal photos take 30 GB more. That's only 100 GB. Even with the addition of a 1024p24 video camera, it sounds like a 500 GB drive would buy years of video storage at a reasonable rate of accumulation thereof.
Add another 500 GB drive for his Steam games and with a grand total of 1 TB it looks like JarredWalton, certainly a 'power user' if there ever was one, is completely covered in storage needs. Reply
mXan - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkA WTV movie recorded from TV is about 8GB.
A Linux distribution is about 4GB.
Every ISO of Windows, Office, Visual Studio, etc. is about that, and I can legally own them, since I'm an MSDN subscriber.
GoG games downloads often range in the GB region, sometimes ~4GB (while other times they are 1MB! depends on the game).
Every Virtual Machine you install requires a virtual hard drive, go figure 30-50GB each.
I currently have 4TB storage at home, perfectly legal. Reply
JMC2000 - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkMy Steam folder (which is on a 320GB drive) is almost 100GB, and that is just for 18 game and a couple of mods (Stalker: CS, Stalker: COP, Street Fighter 4 and UT3). If I was to install the 57 other games that I have purchased on Steam (publisher packs ftw!), I would more than likely take up more than 2/3 of the drive.
Some of the space is occupied by legally backed up GBA/DS/GC games that I had, but were stolen.
It is entirely possible to fill up even a 2TB with legally obtained material.
If I had the space, I would back up all of the movies I own and stream them from a server, that way, I can keep the discs safely stored. Reply
kkwst2 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkPlease don't feed the trolls! :) Reply
bji - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkWell I admit that my comment was somewhat inflammatory because it presumed that most people could not legitimately fill up a drive without stealing content. I just could not imagine needing that much space for legitimate reasons but clearly I missed:
1. People who 'back up' huge collections of legitimately owned DVDs and Blu-Ray discs. I can't personally imagine why you'd go through the trouble but I admit that for people who place high value on these items, having a back up is not an unreasonable way to use hard drive space.
2. People who buy and play tens of games per year and have to keep them all on their hard drive all the time.
3. People who collect huge digital home videos
I think that most people don't fall into any of these camps but on an enthusiast site, certainly you'd find more people in one or more of these categories. Reply
DJMiggy - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - link640K ought to be enough for anybody. Reply
dagamer34 - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkThey back them up for quick access and so their kids don't ruin the disc. Heck, what ever happened to "innocent until proven guilty?" Reply
Jalek99 - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - link"clearly I missed:"
People who don't do things as you do.
"most people don't fall into any of these camps"
More assuming that YOU are the norm others should be measured against. Could it be that you are the outlier?
People who play Warcraft alone likely have 15+ gb of space tied up at least before they add to it, and there seems to be quite a few current or former players who probably still have the thing installed. Add in any of several other games at 5-10gb and the numbers just climb.
The less technical the user, the more likely it is that installed games or old programs will never be uninstalled.
I started using a media server long ago and found it to be incredibly convenient with children and relatives' children as no media gets damaged or misplaced moving from room to room. When you purchase a television series on 35 DVD's or more, do you really want to keep those sorted instead of ripping them all and selecting from menus?
As for the geekier side, website backups and developer database, ebooks (some of which cost as much as a bound book), scanned records (paperless office to the extent possible), and then email backups of receipts and registrations, and somewhere in there there's a photo or two and a partially complete thesis with copies of supporting documents. Between utilities and MSDN downloads is at least another 100gb.
I also have shelves of DVD's and CD's, though I prefer not to have to access those. The books I'm not about to scan myself so if there's no digital alternative, they're also on a shelf.
Shall I also explain my 60x40 shop contents and why it's full to the rafters or is that acceptable in your view? Reply
bji - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkOK well I officially stand corrected.
I had always had this apparently ill founded belief that most people who had huge hard drive collections did so so that they could hoard downloaded movies, but I can see that there are many other legitimate uses that require huge amounts of space. I still don't know what the result would be if you polled all users instead of just computer enthusiast readers of Anandtech, but certainly for a not insignificant segment of the computer user space, large amounts of space are clearly useful.
Sorry to have stirred up such a ruckus, I kinda knew I shouldn't have started in with an inflammatory comment like that. Reply
stratosrally - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link"Just curious ... how much content do you have to steal to fill six harddrives?"
That's a naive and needlessly antagonistic comment.
I have over 217GB in my Steam folder alone and am currently using almost 500GB of a 750GB SATA HD. I have no movies on my pc and the only music I have is purchased online or burnt to MP3 from my own music CD collection.
My new build has a 120GB Corsair SSD and 2 1TB WD Caviar Black drives in RAID 0, with an external 2TB WD backup. I won't need more space than that in the forseeable future, but I will be converting my entire CD collection to MP3 - so the additional space will be useful. Also, I'm sure Steam will have sales on new PC games that I want in the future and they just keep getting bigger!
I'm 46yrs old and don't steal content, thank you very much. Reply
robd420 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkI'm 25yrs old and i do, thank you very much. Reply
bji - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkSo it sounds like your total need is ~500 GB, plus you anticipate some future need for backing up your CD collection and buying more games. Sounds like a 1 TB drive is all you'll need for some time.
You are clearly a person who would be fine with a case that only takes 6 hard drives. My comment was directed at the O.P. who was lamenting not being able to put more than 6 hard drives in a case. Even with cheap 500 GB hard drives, 6 slots gives you ~3 TB. Who exactly is filling up 3 TB of data with legitimate content except people shooting a hell of alot of high definition home video? And how many people actually do that versus people needing the space for warez? Reply
Chalabala - Tuesday, July 05, 2011 - linkGo read up on raid 60 =D Reply
StormyParis - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkThat was kinda his point, though: you barely fill 500 MB of HD right now, and have big plans to raise that to 2 GBs. That's, as you say, two drives, which most any case will fit. I personnally just bought a Thermaltake Element Q, which is slightly smaller than a shoe box, and will take up to 3 3.5" HDDs. Right now, my single 3TB drive sits barely a third full, though. Reply
doubletake - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link0/10 troll. Your comment is beyond moronic. This is a tech enthusiast site. Keyword: enthusiast. As in, not your average Joe with a few pictures, movies and music files. You have no idea how fast you could fill up 300GBs with HD camcorder video files, or uncompressed recorded footage from games used to edit later. Try widening your perspective and thinking a bit more critically before opening that brain-mouth link. Reply
$tinkmitt - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkWell put. I was sure when he/SHE got his/HER @$$ handed to him/HER after the 1st comment he/SHE would just drift off into obscurity, tail soundly tucked.
But nooooo. This "Genius" (and I fully mean the implication), has got an opinion we just missed the 1st go round.
I don't even think he/SHE knows what clearly means. Reply
bji - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkHeh heh you're funny. I fully admitted that my comments were somewhat inflammatory; but if you think that anyone is going to run away from a discussion on an internet forum just because of some flaming (well deserved, probably), then I think you haven't been using the internet long enough. Reply
StormyParis - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkquick question: are you, parent and grand parent, saying that it's actually your case, or that you can imagine this being someone else's case ? Because I indeed, do not know of anyone one who uses more than 1 GB for legitimate stuff on a personnal PC. And usually, far less. Reply
StormyParis - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkthat's TB, not GB. SOrry. Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkMy gaming drive alone is 585GB, and that's all legitimately purchased content.
My scratch drive, where I put video I'm editing, has nearly a terabyte of video on it.
My desktop has, on the whole, four hard drives (two in a RAID 1 and two in a RAID 0) and two SSDs (two in a RAID 0).
So no, you don't have to steal content to fill that much space. You can get by just fine by making your own. Reply
dagamer34 - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkYou can never have enough hard drives for backups. Reply
FSWKU - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkBecause anyone who needs a lot of space MUST be stealing content. That's the ONLY possible explanation. Lets see how much space I actually NEED:
Windows Folder = 11.8gb
Steam Folder = 17.3gb
Music Folder = 31.3gb (all ripped from CDs that I own)
Disc Images = 20.9gb (several flavors of Linux, Backtrack, and a few versions of Windows downloaded from my TechNet subscription to use in the VMs I develop on.)
Video Folder = 50gb (all projects I've worked on or DVD's that I've backed up from my collection).
Documents Folder = 20.4gb (Pictures, application files, training materials, savegames, misc drivers, voiceover projects, VHDs for the VMs I mentioned earlier)
Thats 151.7gb, and I don't use my computer for nearly as much as most other people do. I keep most of my space free because I dabble in video editing. But this just means my 320gb (297gb once all is said and done) is just barely enough for what I do. But of course I MUST be stealing content if I feel like I need more space than the 80gb you limit yourself to... Reply
Taft12 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - link<i>There's a lot you can do to mitigate it by using quiet fans and employing fan controls, but it just doesn't have a whole lot to really keep all that noise in and with a video card like the GeForce GTX 580 it might get a little louder than you'd like.</i>
Fortunately, a PC case at this price point is unlikely to see a GTX580. A GTX 560 or 6870 is much more likely. This really sounds like the best option for a wide window of PC budgets and it sounds like you'd need to double the price you pay to get a case that is a definitive improvement.
Great review Dustin! Reply
fraginader - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkWould be nice to have a labelled diagram detailing various terms like 5.25" bay, SATA backplane etc. Newbies like me would appreciate it. Reply
micksh - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkOne foot distance for noise measurement is actually too close. Towers are mostly standing on the floor so the distance to ears is rather 3 feet.
This results noise from front fan contributing to overall system noise way more than it would contribute from 3 feet distance.
One foot distance to front fan means two feet distance to video card. With doubling the distance noise pressure decreases 4 times.
Let's imagine video card and front fan generate the same amount of noise. This method will result 6 decibel added to front fan noise comparing to video card noise.
Whereas registering sound from 3 feet would make difference in distance negligible and amount of noise would be almost the same from both.
Same thing happened in December in review of Silverstone GD04 case. Sound meter was too close to case fan and the case fan noise was artificially inflated in dBA measurement. And CPU fan noise was suppressed by difference in distance. This resulted incorrect conclusion that the case was loud. If you read Silentpcreview.com review of the same case they regarded GD04 case as quiet. But they measured it from 1 meter and they used very quiet components so their methodology should be more accurate.
And I highly doubt that noise floor in silent apartment at night is 32dB. It's probably sound meter limit.
Better sound meter is needed in order to get accurate readings. Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkActually my tower is about two feet at most from my left ear. Some peoples' mileage may vary; I have a friend whose tower is on his desk. The fans in the BUC aren't the issue, and the system runs very quietly at idle from a subjective point of view. The BUC doesn't have much in the way of soundproofing, and that's why noise levels go through the roof when the GTX 580 gets stressed.
32dB is actually pretty quiet. I'm sorry I don't live in a quieter area, but you'll also find the rated noise floors for most sound meters $300 and below is between 30 and 40dB.
At the risk of being unprofessional, I'm getting tired of SPCR being brought in here as the bible by which all other reviews must be judged. The GD04, without proper fan control, is audible. SilverStone's engineers will even admit to that, and I think SilverStone tends to engineer their designs towards performance first. Then, when you employ fan control, you find that their cases are so well-engineered that they're able to handle considerable thermal stress without requiring substantial active cooling.
As I told Tony at SilverStone when I met him at CES, I bought the GD04 with my own money, of my own volition, after having explicitly researched the case including your vaunted SPCR review. It was audible even across the room, where I had it stationed next to my television. It NEEDS fan control. Reply
micksh - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkSure, fan control is needed, I don't argue with that.
If a single case is going to be utilized for two scenarios - high performance system and quiet system, it's better to use fan control for quiet scenario.
I'm not questioning this review of BUC case. I'm just pointing that measuring noise so close may offset results in the future, for other reviews.
You just need $2000 sound meter, then you will be all set. Reply
Spivonious - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkAgreed. I'd like to see both 1ft and 3ft measurements. And 32dB noise floor in a nighttime apartment does seem high. I'd expect a level of 20-25dB, unless the meter is under the air conditioning vent, or the neighbors are having a party. Reply
JFish222 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkI'm not familiar with specific of using sata backplanes but assume they use some form of voltage control and/or bridge chip.
Can you go into further details about how this works (ie: if a bridge chip is used, supplier/model) and specify if it supports SATA rev3 (6Gb)?
Thanks for another great article.
- J Reply
ggathagan - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkIf you look at the pictures, you'll note that it's not really a SATA backplane.
It's hot-swap connectors mounted on 4 of the 5 drive bays. Reply
Belard - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkIn-Win has been a rather small company for a very long time. I've built systems with their cases 10 years ago. In general, they do come (and in the past) some very cool designs. But for the most part - in the past 4-6 years, their design have gone towards plain or ugly (IMHO).
But I've seen the BUC at a store, and it is a very very nice looking case. Reply
Spivonious - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkMy first PC used an In-Win case. It had a Celeron 333A to give you a time frame. :)
They've always been a quality, value-oriented case manufacturer. Reply
Belard - Saturday, May 14, 2011 - linkAround that era, I sold some In-Wins. They even had decent PSUs. Reply
shamans33 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkNice to see CPU HSF clearance values on the features table.
It might be nice to see a list of unusual features onto a table as well (as a summary of key new features) Reply
kmmatney - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkThe only thing I don't like about routing the power supply wiring behind the motherboard is that its a pain if you want to swap it out. I spent a long time routing all my power supply wiring in my case, and then my son's computer had trouble. I suspected the power supply, but needed to put mine into his computer to properly troublshoot. So I had to undo my hard work... Reply
jrocks84 - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkThe noise and thermal testing graphs are very helpful for making decisions on cases. Not that many case reviews give this data, so it's nice to see more sites adopting this testing. Reply
Ammaross - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkAnand, perhaps while you're on full ATX cases with backplanes for the hard drives, could you look over the AzzA Hurrican 2000? (yes, no 'e' in 'Hurrican'). I used it recently for my home rig and I think others might like to see your take on it. :) Reply
nightalon - Monday, May 09, 2011 - linkI don't mean to sound like a snob, but Mr Sklavos needs to clean up his article a bit.
Anand's style is much more coherent, uses fewer cliches, and adheres to more conventional and conservative journalistic style.
I'm not implying that reviewers shouldn't be creative with their language, but using the word "popped" about 15 times seems excessive to me.
Also, if there are any questions for readers in an article, they should come at the start or in the conclusion.
I highly recommend some of the Engadget editors and reviewers for examples of good writing. Pogue and Mossberg, of NYT and WSJ respectively, also do a good job, although I think their target demographic is slightly different.
Nonetheless, adherence to standard grammar and to Strunk and White would be wonderful! Otherwise, this seemed to me to be a pretty good review. Reply
earle36 - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - link"I highly recommend some of the Engadget editors and reviewers for examples of good writing. "
You're kidding right??? Those guys write article full of cliches and more importantly they lack the technical depth found here at Anandtech. After being consistently appalled with the reviews at Engadget, I'm glad that Anandtech ramped up their coverage of Mobile devices too.
Personally, I think Mr. Sklavos did a fine job. Reply
cjs150 - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkPlease include case dimensions in metric as well as inches. Motherboards, fans, radiators are all in metric measurements and it makes it a lot easier for those, like me, who stuff cases with lots of kit to work out will fit.
I am also as frustrated as reviewer with cable routing. It really is not that difficult to allow a bit more space behind the motherboard tray. It is worse for me because I like silence from my pc and therefore want to put noise reducing stuff on the side panels.
Finally, I am not particularly bothered by the number of HD the case can hold (I am building a 6TB file server which will be enough for decades of films), all I need is space for 2 drives, an SSD + one HD. However, I do like to have an optical drive in the system. I have yet to see any case deal with providing real noise reduction/anti-vibration for an optical drive. Reply
bhima - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkThe Antec 900 has become sort of the mainstream case standard. I think getting the data for that case will make it easier to judge what these numbers mean in the real world when testing other cases against it. That way, people can pick a case based on whether it cools better than the 900, or is quieter than the 900.
Of course, once you have a bunch of cases reviewed, you won't need a reference case anymore, but while you build up a review archive it would be nice to get the info for such a popular case. Reply
e_sandrs - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkWe've been using INWIN cases for a long time to build a few hundred computers per year and I have only good things to say about them! Very nice build quality for the price - I'm glad they're getting some love here on AT! Reply
xrror - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkI kinda miss the stop motion video of you fighting with a screwdriver and actually installing a build into a case in this review. I wholeheartedly recommend buying a cheap electric screwdriver and having every case review feature you doing assemblies with the time lapse footage.
I mean, reading about how all the pieces and such fit together is good - but seeing one wrangle with the cables and such really brings out a more practical view of a case. For instance in this review one thing that might stand out is the decided lack of need for a screwdriver. Also it would help show off the "backplane wiring" as you hooked up all the power connectors and then slide (I guess somehow?) the motherboard into the case. Reply
jerem43 - Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - linkI've been using in-win cases for years. A strong sturdy case with ease of access, no sharp edges, quality power supplies and good heavy gauge steel make for an excellent case. Even their ,ore consumer oriented cases are a joy to work with, simple to access and maintain. Reply
kenyee - Friday, May 13, 2011 - linkThat'd be a more useful noise test...use a standard drive and test how well you can hear the drive working... Reply
Michael Meio - Sunday, June 26, 2011 - linkIt would be nice if as regular rule of computer case testing / reviewing, some part was dedicated to dust filters and the way they compare to other brands and models.
IMO there are two kind of filters that cover the majority of options out there: Sponge and plastic.
I find that the presence of sponge or foam dust filters in a computer case shows some sort of lack of respect and a desperate corner cut attitude on the case manufacturer's part. A foam filter is in all aspects, the cheapest way to deal with it. It needs no special gap, no channel or punch holes to seat on, and obviously, minimum head scratching for the case's designer.
A plastic / nylon dust filter is different. It requires thinking. It needs a specific place to be. Just as the front cover or the side panels.. it relies on a designed mechanical solution to be attached to the case and held in place. It simply shows the attention to detail on the manufacturer's part.
The dust filters location, functionality, ease of use / remove / "washability" truly plays a big deal on my buying decision when it comes to chassis.
I don't own a BUC case and currently, I'm shopping around. It surprises me how difficult it is to find out what are computer case filters made of in pretty much every single review out there. Needless to mention, their location, ease of use, etc. This review unfortunately, is not an exception to that. Reply


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The Charlotte improvisational theatre group, the Chuckleheads, present their Happy Belated Birthday to My Sister Comedy Improv Musical Variety Extravaganza at the Warehouse Performing Arts Center, 9216-A Westmoreland Road, Cornelius, NC on Saturday, July 26 beginning at 6:00pm (family friendly) and 8:00pm.
Tickets are: $10, when purchased at www.planetimprov.com (or) you can get added to the guest list at the discounted price at 704.301.1564 (or) email@example.com (or) $15 when purchased at the door on the evening of the show.
The Chuckleheads' show will a sibling themed unscripted improvisational comedy games (ala Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Improv-a-ganza, and the Second City,) musical games/activities, game show elements, and the heavy-duty audience participation that are staples of the six-year-old Chuckleheads' improv comedy troupe's shows. And it's all made up on the spot.
The 8:00pm show could contain adult language and situations.
The doors to the show at the Warehouse Performing Arts Center will open at 5:30p.
Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks will be available before and during the Chuckleheads' show.
"Fabulous prizes" will be raffled off during the show as a fundraiser. The Chuckleheads are the house improvisational troupe of the 501c3 non-profit corporation, Actor's Crib, Inc.
Parking is free in the lots beside, across the street, and adjacent to The Warehouse Performing Arts Center.
For more information (show specifics, to buy tickets, and/or to get added to the guest list) on the Chuckleheads and the Saturday, July 26, 6p and 8p Warehouse Performing Arts shows, visit www.planetimprov.com and/or contact Scott Pacitti at 704.301.1564 or email@example.com.
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For years John Travolta has meticulously tried to hide his baldness, even going so far as demanding re-shoots of magazine spreads if his hair piece was the slightest bit obvious. Cut to this weekend where a surprisingly sloppy John (Also, his Internet handle.) actually stepped outside in Hawaii without a rug as the paparazzi waited in the bushes. You'd figure The Force, or however Scientology works, would've alerted him to their presence, so I can only assume it was a woman taking these photos.
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CHIPPENHAM Park boss Dave Ferris has rubbished claims by Cheddar manager Jared Greenhalgh that last weekend's meeting between the two sides should have been called off due to floodlight problems.
Ferris' men beat their Somerset opponents 2-0 at Hardenhuish Park, the match continuing despite the floodlights behind the northernmost stand failing to turn on in the second period.
Greenhalgh claimed that the officials were unable to see an infringement in the lead up to Ryan Campbell's opening goal but the Park chief thinks that the match official was right to allow the game to continue.
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Imagine taking in a stunning Venetian townscape while you sit on the toilet, watching television in the ancient temples of Guatemala, eating dinner under an Amazon sunset, or venturing through an Egyptian tomb on your way to bed.
These seemingly fantastical scenarios can become a reality for the tenant who secures what estate agents have described as "the most unusual flat in London".
Take a casual glance at the block of flats in Linden Court, off Selvage Lane, Mill Hill, and you would be forgiven for thinking it was the same as any other.
But step inside one particular two-bedroom apartment and you are transported to another world that is the painstaking and imaginative creation of IT worker and artist Simon Edwards.
The 43-year-old has spent the best part of 10,000 hours of his spare time over 13 years creating immensely detailed and lifelike murals in every room.
Aliens burst out of the walls of the hallway in an eerie tribute to Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi thriller, while the bedroom is adorned with hand-painted comic book strips from cult action hero Flash Gordon.
The lounge is decorated with breathtaking temple scenes inspired by the former magician's travels in Cambodia, India and Guatemala, while the spare room has been transformed into a London Atlantis.
When he bought the property from an elderly couple in August 1996, Mr Edwards said the flat was covered in three layers of wood chip wallpaper and "in need of a bit of work".
More than a decade on, and just £1,000-worth of paint and materials later, the amateur artist has transformed the "bland, magnolia" property, where he lives with his wife Jo, into what must be the capital's most charismatic home.
The couple are now moving to a house on the other side of Mill Hill and Mr Edwards will be renting out the unusual second-floor home, which he admits will require "a very unique tenant".
He said: "You can probably rule out 95 per cent of people that are looking. It is a bit like Marmite - you either love it or hate it but it always provokes a reaction.
"It would have to be someone who likes art, with a quirky personality, and probably someone who likes travel and films or just crazy ideas."
Mr Edwards has spent much of his life travelling to some of the world's most idyllic and remote locations.
He has swum with 1,000 dolphins in the Galapagos Islands, walked with gorillas in Zaire, climbed Ayres Rock in Australia and trekked through the Amazon in Peru.
His experiences have inspired his creation back home and, despite having always had a talent for art and design, he considers his passion as nothing more than a hobby.
Standing next to a tabletop on which he spent more than 100 hours painting a sea-bed effect, he said: "There is nothing intrinsic about the painting I enjoy – I get nothing from the brush strokes or the act of doing it.
"It is the end result that drives me. Producing something you can show people and expressing what is in your head – something that teaches or inspires people."
Mr Edwards, who has taken various works to the Burning Man arts festival in the Nevada desert over the past eight years, says his wife and friends "absolutely love" the transformation.
He said: "If my wife didn't like it I guess she wouldn't be with me. And my friends love it. I have written each of their names in hieroglyphics in the Egyptian hallway so they love coming over and pointing it out to people."
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AN 88-year-old pedestrian who suffered a serious injury in a crash in York is in a critical condition in hospital.
The woman was walking in Water Lane, Clifton, close to the Clifton Health Centre, when she was struck by a green lorry which reversed into her, North Yorkshire Police said.
Staff from the health centre initially treated the pensioner, who was conscious and breathing, before she was taken to Leeds General Infirmary with what police called "a serious leg injury".
Fiona Waters, senior practice nurse manager at the health centre, Dr Paula Taylor, Dr Mark Howsen, Dr Peter Kemp and senior healthcare assistant Andrea Hunt gave first aid to the woman after the accident.
Fiona said: "We administered oxygen and first aid and kept her comfortable, covered the injury and put a pillow under her head. We often have emergencies, but nothing that extreme.
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LEBANON, Ohio (AP) -- A southwest Ohio man convicted of murder in the 2008 bathtub drowning of his wife wants the Ohio Supreme Court to hear his appeal as he seeks a fourth trial.
Ryan Widmer's attorney filed a notice of appeal Thursday with the Supreme Court.
The Ohio 12th District Court of Appeals in September upheld Widmer's 2011 conviction at his third trial for murdering Sarah Widmer.
Widmer's first guilty verdict was thrown out over juror misconduct and a second trial ended in a hung jury.
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We're underway. Ya boys got a point on the road, blew a lead, caused way-too-early panic, took too many penalties. In other words, situation normal.
Quick turnaround with a 1 p.m. road game today vs. the future Stanley Cup runnerup Mighty Ducks in Stockholm.
1) Time of possession in the first period: 19:00 to 1:00.
2) Captain Callahan giveth and taketh away. He was pretty fabulous except for the cough-up on the first goal. Then he started firing away and hitting people and scored a ridiculous goal from the below the goal line. (ps, How did that puck go in, Joe? It went in because just about every goalie in the whole league plays on his knees and therefore doesn't get square on bad-angle shots … and that's why there are more bad-angle goals now than ever before). Nice debut with the "C."
3) I thought a bunch of guys played really well, but each one had a "but" like Callahan with the turnover (maybe the awful ice was to blame). Examples to follow:
4) Marian Gaborik-Brad Richards really meshed. Richards gets to a ton of pucks, uses body position to do so, and does something with the puck quickly once he gets it. Good debut. Gaborik scored a garbage goal, had a bunch of chances, worked hard, played a dirty game — all the things he didn't do last year. But he and Richards came to the rink around 1:35.
5) Michael Del Zotto was strong in his own end, physical, made some very good passes (and a few bad ones), and I liked him and Mike Sauer together. But Del Zotto didn't tie up Mike Richards on the tying goal.
6) Dan "Block Ness Monster" Girardi was a horse, but he once again slid on his belly and failed to break up a 2-on-1 on the Callahan giveaway, thus making it a 2-on-none. He slid across on the GWG, too, but that was down low on a 4-on-3 PP and you really couldn't fault him there.
7) Ryan McMonster also had a terrific game in his new spot on the No. 1 pair, but took a dumb penalty that cost the Rangers the game. It's a soft, questionable call, but you cannot take your hand off your stick and grab. That gets called every time.
8) Speaking of which, isn't this game just another example of the pansification of hockey today? My God. I mean, Del Zotto was angry at himself for not tying up Richards' stick on the tying goal, but if he had, he probably would have been sent to the box, too. Flag hockey.
9) Looked like Brandon Prust's shoulder was OK in that fight with Clifford. Worst part was international TV feed cutting to the crowd. Best part of that was the camera caught Blogmama in the crowd (wearing her alternate Avery jersey).
10) Again with the penalties. The Rangers' bad habit started during the preseason games and carried right over, and it had better stop really soon. Power plays were 5-1 for the Kings. That spells lost points almost every time.
11) They can show those Adam Graves Garden of Dreams commercials as many times as they want, as far as I'm concerned.
12) If the Rangers get a point a game through these first seven games, will you be happy?
My Three NYR Stars: 1) Ryan Callahan. 2) Brandon Dubinsky. 3) Henrik Lundqvist. I thought Dubinsky was the most consistent player the Rangers had, besides the keeper.
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