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Negative | phdler (22 reviews) | On Jul 25, 2011, phdler Homer, NY wrote: Posted on July 14, 2010, updated July 25, 2011 On July 25th, 2011, phdler changed the rating from neutral to negative and added the following: Last year HCG was very good about replacing plants so I changed my original negative to a neutral and decided to give them another chance this spring. BIG mistake. The plants were well packed but arrived in very poor condition and one was very small and yellowed. We planted them carefully, hoping they would pick up -- some were planted with the same plant ordered from elsewhere. ALL of the HCG plants from this year have died while the same ones from elsewhere are thriving. In addition, four of their plants from last year did not survive. I will no longer order plants from HCG as I am far happier with my other sources. On Jul 25, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On Jul 14, 2010 2:01 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: We are glad you have already contacted customer service and have processed your claim. We appreciate your feedback and are looking into some of the process changes that took place this season. Most of our growing shipping crew has been with the company for multiple years and we take the same care as in the past. We strive to continue to be the leaders in plant quality, shipping and handling and offer the best customer service. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions, comments or suggestions. On Jul 26, 2011 10:24 AM, High Country Gardens added: Many of the plants High Country Gardens carries are for arid (dry) conditions. We mark these plants for folks in rainy areas so if they purchase them they do not plant them in the same beds as moisture loving plants. High Country Gardens does have plant specialists available to assist with any questions or concerns. We welcome the opportunity to speak with you, as there are a few things that could have caused the yellowing of plants and we would like to explore some solutions with you. |
Neutral | stanlesmith (12 reviews) | On Jul 21, 2011, stanlesmith Plover, WI wrote: Posted on August 26, 2010, updated July 21, 2011 On July 21st, 2011, stanlesmith changed the rating from positive to neutral and added the following: Although I still think highly of HCG, I would not recommend them for zone4 and colder. Some of the plants I ordered came back, but not enough to warrent ordering more. Living in WI; I knew it was a crapshoot...sigh... |
Positive | emuehlbauer (2 reviews) | On Jul 20, 2011, emuehlbauer Rego Park, NY wrote: Just got an order of 4 plants, a combination of agave's and yucca's. They came in 3 separate packages, and were all very healthy and large. |
Positive | kypat99 (3 reviews) | On Jun 29, 2011, kypat99 Moline, IL wrote: Ordered a variety of plants. All were well rooted. All have grown well. In fact, they are doing better than the ones I bought locally. I am already planning to order more in the fall. |
Negative | joefalkner (4 reviews) | On Jun 24, 2011, joefalkner Gisela, AZ wrote: I am sorry to say it, but the refund process is so difficult with this company that even though I have used them for several years, I no longer will. On Jun 24, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On Jun 24, 2011 3:45 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: We appreciate your feedback. We are constantly looking for ways to improve and will work to improve the online claim process in the near future. I see you did contact us for your claim and that it was processed today. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or additional feedback. On Jun 30, 2011 3:28 PM, High Country Gardens added: Customer Service and exceptional plant quality is what we strive for each and every day. Here at High Country Gardens we have taken your concern to heart in regards to the online claim form and have been working hard at making improvements. We hope you take a moment to see the improvements: http://www.highcountrygardens.com/claim/. If you find these changes satisfactory enough to update your post, it would be greatly appreciated. We look forward to your serving you in the future! |
Positive | rosefinch (1 review) | On Jun 20, 2011, rosefinch wrote: My three orders were shipped complete in a timely fashion with all the plants arriving in good health without substitutions. Plants of interest but out of stock, are noted on their web site. |
Positive | Marilynbeth (33 reviews) | On Jun 19, 2011, Marilynbeth wrote: Posted on March 30, 2006, updated June 19, 2011 On May 12th, 2006, Marilynbeth added the following: I recieved my plants yesterday and they look great, if fact one of them (Agastache Orange Flare) was blooming in the box! I was able to get 4 of the 6 planted yesterday in a break from all the rainy days we are getting. Really nice healthy looking plants! A great company to order from! On March 13th, 2007, Marilynbeth added the following: I've received 6 to 8 boxes of garden goods already this year, which included the following items........ Planters II (Natural Trace Mineral Fertilizer), Yum Yum Mix� 2-2-2 Organic Fertilizer, Soil Mender Humate, Saltwater Farms Sea Com-PGR Organic Seaweed Concentrate, Compost Tea, 10 to 12 bags of 10 Qt. Fertilome Potting Soil, Dramm Pattern Revolver Sprinkler, 2 in 1 English Sieve, English Steel Sieve with 1/2' Expanded Metal Mesh, 2 bags of Soil Moist� Water Holding Crystals and a Paint Marking Pen by Faber. Great company to order from! Next month, I'm looking forward to the 18 or more plants from them. This will be my 3rd year (but not my last) buying from them and planting their plants! On June 19th, 2011, Marilynbeth added the following: I've ordered every year since my first order in Spring of 2005. In fact, I've ordered several times or more each year. I'm always very happy with each order. They're my first place I go to for plants each year. Since 2005, I've been mainly ordering Agastaches and Salvias and Xeric plants they offer. I order more than just plants from HCG. I garden organically and have been ordering the organic garden goods they offer for the soil and plants. They have a customer for life with me! I first found out about HCG when I read an article in a Fine Gardening magazine in the Spring of 2005 about them and the Agastaches they were growing and selling and I was instantly hooked! Highly recommended! |
Negative | ronmason (4 reviews) | On Jun 15, 2011, ronmason Mason, TX wrote: If this is their idea of customer service, I'll be moving on. I was trying to order a catalog for my niece, who has just moved to a new house in New Mexico and solicited my advice on landscaping. I immediately thought of High Country Gardens. Well, their site would not let me send the order because my email address was wrong. After three tries with three different emails, I gave up and called the catalog department. They don't deal with customers, so the call goes to a voice mail drop box. Then I tried customer service, with the same experience. Finally, I decided to call their store in Santa Fe. After making it through their mail tree, I was dropped into a voice mail box. I have better things to do with my time than play games. On Jun 15, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On Jun 15, 2011 2:43 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: My apologies you were not able to place your order online. We are working on our website. Our call volume has been high today. Messages left with customer service are returned promptly. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to place an order or if you have any questions. Toll free 1-877-811-2700 ext. 3023. |
Positive | bkm_trees (2 reviews) | On Jun 12, 2011, bkm_trees Rigby, ID (Zone 4a) wrote: Ordered 3 Bigtooth Maple. All arrived in perfect condition. |
Positive | sunsign5 (21 reviews) | On Jun 3, 2011, sunsign5 Ipswich, MA wrote: Ordered 3 plants on 5/25. Received them today 6/3. Perfect large healthy plants ready to go in the garden. |
Positive | NHBabs (6 reviews) | On Jun 3, 2011, NHBabs Concord, NH wrote: I ordered about 30 plants at HCG's end of season sale, my first order with this company. Plants arrived quickly (I did expedited delivery as I am in the opposite corner of the country) in excellent condition. Small, but healthy and robust looking plants, well packed in a manner that is easy to unpack. I couldn't be more pleased. I mail order plants regularly, and will expect to use HCG again. |
Positive | fiwit (3 reviews) | On Jun 2, 2011, fiwit Lebanon, GA wrote: I have dealt with HCG many times in the past, and have never had a bad shopping experience. A couple weeks ago, I ordered a buddleia alternifolia, and never got a shipping notification. After about a week, I emailed asking for status and Maureen told me my order had somehow slipped through the cracks (that can happen - I ordered via website on a Sat, during a busy busy busy month). She said it would ship immediately with free expedited so I would get it as soon as possible. |
Negative | Cameronia (1 review) | On Jun 2, 2011, Cameronia Milton, PA wrote: My order was placed in April.. In late May, I inquired the status and learned it was "lost in hyperspace".. and that it would be shipped in June... That date has come and gone with no word and no response to two emails. In the meantime, I continue to get notices that I might buy the very items I paid for at 1/2 of the price. |
Positive | COgardener2675 (6 reviews) | On Jun 1, 2011, COgardener2675 Fort Collins, CO wrote: Beautiful packaging. Plants arrive safely cocooned. Love the plants in the premium containers. The root systems are twice the size of regular containers. Very healthy plants. Love their on-line sales and catalog filled with tips. |
Positive | sagebird (5 reviews) | On May 19, 2011, sagebird Laramie, WY wrote: Very well packed, healthy good plants. |
Positive | plympton (11 reviews) | On May 17, 2011, plympton Plympton, MA wrote: Posted on May 12, 2011, updated May 17, 2011 On May 17th, 2011, plympton changed the rating from neutral to positive and added the following: Well---after planting the penstemon and gaura I purchased from HCG, I was so impressed with the abundance of roots in the premium containers that I thought I'd come back and upgrade my rating from a "neutral" to a "positive". I see that a company rep has beat me to it and has provided a good explanation for what I received :-) The day I received my order from HCG, I also received two other orders---one from a Top 30 company and one from one that should be. Of the three orders, one had small plants with no roots---they were barely rooted cuttings in an oversized pot, the second, the plants from HCG in the condition as described above and the third were large, robust plants in excellent condition from another nursery. As I evaluated them, I naturally felt a "negative" for the one order with small plants/no roots and a resounding "positive" for the order with the large plants. That left me with a "neutral" for the HCG order. However, upon planting them out, I found the root structure to be so well developed that I felt obliged to come back and upgrade my review. On May 17, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On May 13, 2011 3:59 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: We put great effort into growing plants that transplant well and take off in your garden. We are in zone 5, (it was -20degrees in February) and we grow our plants cold without a lot of heat so they are strong and flourish in your garden. The amount of leaves and stems on spring grown perennials is not a determining factor of plant quality, it�s the crown and roots that make a great perennial. Please note: many western native plants begin waking up much later than common perennials. On May 19, 2011 2:32 PM, High Country Gardens added: Howdy, plympton! Thanks so much for your diligent feedback. Because we know there may be other customers out there who are a little surprised by the lack of showiness in their plants when they arrive in our High Country Gardens boxes, we thought we'd take the chance to build on your experience and comments and put together this short video explaining the different growing habits of various plants. Hopefully this will give customers the encouragement they need to give plants that look a little anemic upon arrival the chance to impress and wow them, just as you did. |
Neutral | Get_growing (8 reviews) | On May 16, 2011, Get_growing Dallas, TX wrote: Ditto the comments from others regarding plant size and - I hate to say it - health of the plants. The plants I received about 6 weeks ago are still struggling to get established, and I fear I may lose a couple of them. I'll probably be able to check on the refund/replacement guarantee and will update if that happens. That said, they are certainly not the smallest or weakest plants I've ever received from a mail order nursery. |
Neutral | ruesoleil52 (1 review) | On May 12, 2011, ruesoleil52 Salem, OR wrote: I was generally satisfied with the processing of my on-line order with High Country Gardens a few weeks back - and they were prompt in the shipment of the order. My one complaint though (and I'd read this complaint from other customers) is the puny size and condition of the plants. It appears as if HCG is trying to maximize profits by minimizing plant size. One week after this shipment, I placed an order with Digging Dog Nursery in N. California for similar plants and pricing, and received plants that were easily twice the size of those from High Country Gardens. On May 12, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On May 13, 2011 4:00 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: We put great effort into growing plants that transplant well and take off in your garden. We are in zone 5, (it was -20degrees in February) and we grow our plants cold without a lot of heat so they are strong and flourish in your garden. The amount of leaves and stems on spring grown perennials is not a determining factor of plant quality, it�s the crown and roots that make a great perennial. Please note: many western native plants begin waking up much later than common perennials. |
Negative | jsrider (1 review) | On May 9, 2011, jsrider Cambridge, MA wrote: I placed an order Friday morning. I paid extra for 2 day delivery. Day 1 = Saturday, Day 2 = Monday. I called today and found out that the store didn't receive the order until Saturday (even though the store is the website) and didn't send it out for delivery until today. So my 2 day delivery now becomes a 5 day delivery. On May 9, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On May 9, 2011 4:04 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: Thank you for placing your order. 2nd day means your plants are in transit two days. We received your order Friday, shipped out the very next business day which is Monday. UPS does not pick up or ship on weekends so we keep your plants fresh in our greenhouse rather than sit in a box over the weekend. All handled on schedule as we promised and your order will arrive Wednesday. Shipping information is available on our site under How we ship. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. |
Negative | Bastgatto (1 review) | On May 8, 2011, Bastgatto Carrollton, GA wrote: I have been eyeing this companies beautiful catalogs for years now. This year I took the plunge and ordere myself something. I was SO excited. I ordered a Desert Willow. When it arrived it was broken in two. I did not see any evidence of postal mishandeling. I used the companies website to get a credit for this plant. I bought a replacement at a local plant sale for the Desert Willow. When I went to use the credit, I find that I can not get anything in the catalog or online for a credit of 9.99 due to the high shipping charges. I realize the company states this in their gaurantee but I was just so dissapointed :-( On May 8, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On May 9, 2011 11:37 AM, High Country Gardens responded with: What customers most like about our company is how easy it is to work with customer service on replacements and refund. Online crdits are used for customers that order frequently and just want to try another plant on their next order. We cheerfully replace or refund any plant damaged in shipping. Please call or e-mail me personally 800-925-9387 or firstname.lastname@example.com. |
Positive | Astrogarden (2 reviews) | On May 1, 2011, Astrogarden Bend, OR (Zone 5a) wrote: I was reluctant to order a second time as I had ordered some plants a couple years ago and every one died. Since they have such a good selection of Hyssop and also Munro's Mallow which grows great here (semi-native), I gave them one more try. Plants were great and all are now in larger pots in our greenhouse awaiting warmer weather for transplant. Most have doubled in size since we got them! |
Positive | agastachegrl (5 reviews) | On Apr 30, 2011, agastachegrl Eden Prairie, MN wrote: Posted on June 4, 2007, updated April 30, 2011 On April 30th, 2011, agastachegrl added the following: Again I am DELIGHTED @ the quality of the plants I just received! Very healthy & well packaged! Zone 3-4 here in MN & haven't lost a High Country Garden plant yet & it's been prob. 7 years of orders from them. Shipping costs are still reasonable and choices are great for any zone! Thank you High Country Gardens, you are my fave!! |
Positive | ksjamison (7 reviews) | On Apr 28, 2011, ksjamison Wilmington, DE wrote: Love the informative website and kniphofia which arrived in great condition. |
Negative | flyingchange (1 review) | On Apr 26, 2011, flyingchange Missoula, MT (Zone 4b) wrote: I first placed my order with a requested ship date of the week of October 12, because I was going to be out of town the week before. My shrubs arrived at my door on October 8th. The shurb combo I ordered was listed as hardy to zone 4, which is where I live. One of the shrubs didn't make it through that first winter, and when I contacted them about an alternative, they refused to help because it had been more than a year. The shrub that died is only hardy to zone 5, even though they listed the combo as zone 4, and their web site STILL contains this incorrect info. Despite this error on THEIR part, they refuse to help. Must be nice to have enough customers that you can afford to lose one over an $8 plant. On Apr 26, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On Apr 27, 2011 9:37 AM, High Country Gardens responded with: We guarantee that you will receive healthy, vigorous plants that transplant successfully and prosper. Within one year from shipment. If there is any questions or concerns we encourage our customers to contact us immediately. |
Positive | Hindernone (4 reviews) | On Apr 22, 2011, Hindernone Broadway, NC (Zone 7b) wrote: I received my first ever order from HCG two days ago. Impressive! Ordering was a breeze online, tracking was very easy and with 2nd day air shipping, the plants arrived with perfect timing. All the plants were healthy and very nice sizes for the prices. (agastache, kniphofia, liatris, lonicera, and sedum) Will be planting today and tomorrow... hopefully I can keep them living east of the Mississippi. |
Positive | k2cedarcity (3 reviews) | On Apr 16, 2011, k2cedarcity Dayton, NV (Zone 5b) wrote: My 1st order with HCG and I am extremely impressed with the entire ordering process at HCG. I was able to track my order, it arrived on time, all plant were well packed, great size, very healthy. I found the prices to be very, very, good. I live in high desert country (northern NV) and am delighted to find a company that fits my gardening needs. I will definitely be ordering from High Country Gardens again. |
Positive | Floridatampa (1 review) | On Apr 7, 2011, Floridatampa Tampa, FL wrote: This is the first time I ordered plants from HCG. I am thrilled with the product, the packing, the shipping, and the personel. |
Positive | Blueblaze (1 review) | On Apr 2, 2011, Blueblaze Pittsburgh, PA wrote: Over the weekend, ordered several composting materials to aid my clay "foundation" dirt. All were received in very good order on Thursday and Saturday! |
Positive | hairyjo (19 reviews) | On Mar 27, 2011, hairyjo Danville, CA wrote: I ordered two plants from them this year. One clematis and one linum. They look very healthy. They shipped when I asked them to ship. I would definitely order from this company again. |
Positive | Barreosunny (1 review) | On Mar 25, 2011, Barreosunny Bernalillo, NM wrote: High Country Gardens and Santa Fe Greens houses has been my wife and my number one place to shop and get the BEST gardening and lawn advice for over fifteen years. |
Positive | moosewood (5 reviews) | On Mar 21, 2011, moosewood Dewitt, MI (Zone 5a) wrote: The plants, etc. herein were lost in a divorce**, but as you will see, this expierience is still well worth the mention: |
Positive | agroff (6 reviews) | On Mar 20, 2011, agroff Camp Hill, PA wrote: HCG offers an excellent selection of rare plants and has a beautiful catalog. All plants arrived quickly and in excellent condition. Packaging was good and all plants were well-rooted and a nice size. The perennial pots were shipped with a tiny bag around each pot, loosely rubber-banded at the top to keep the soil in, and made the long trip to PA in nice shape. I will order from them again. Thanks! |
Positive | cecrophia (2 reviews) | On Mar 16, 2011, cecrophia Casper, WY wrote: I have bought several hundred dollars-worth of plants from HCG over the years. Some have done spectacularly well, others have been just as spectacular failures. I think the key to success with their plants is to understand that they are for western cultural conditions and some will not do well in soils that are, for instance, heavily augmented with compost. Gardeners here in central Wyoming have to practically re-invent our soils in order to get much of anything to grow, and yet some of the plants from HCG like our soil and will disappoint in kinder conditions. I am making a guess at this point to say that probably half of what I have bought from HCG has thrived and half have failed utterly. I blame three things--I am in a rural area with much harser conditions than in town, I am still a rank amateur after gardening all of my life, and because of that, I chose the wrong varieties for my location. I haven't shopped with HCG for a few years so I could allow some festuca to mature and give me a better idea what else to plant in a natives bed, but I did just place an order for some penstemon pinafolius and rhus aromatica--fairly foolproof plants. I anticipate success. If you order from them, ask questions about cultural requirements and research the varieties you want to try really well before spending the money. Their plants come in great packaging and they get up and running pretty quickly, that is if you've made the right choice. All-in-all they are a great resource for western gardeners. |
Positive | hummengberd (1 review) | On Mar 11, 2011, hummengberd San Bernardino, CA wrote: I first heard about HCG from a Hummingbird group on Facebook. It received very high recommendations, so I decided to give them a try. I just received my first order last night and followed their directions for the plants' immediate care. I ordered 11 plants, and every single one was healthy and well packed. I was amazed really as I've never ordered plants online before. I have to say they're all out on the deck now, enjoying some morning sun; to me, they look like they're spreading their little leaves and enjoying their freedom from the packing box. Thank you, HCG. . . I'll definitely be ordering from you again (and soon). |
Positive | smarkham (12 reviews) | On Mar 10, 2011, smarkham Adams Run, SC wrote: I had never heard of this company before until I recieved their catalog in the mail.They had a good rating so I gave them a try. I was very satisfied with my order. The plants were very well packed and arrived healthy. I was happy with the size of the plants and they all had a healthy root system. Their customer service is also outstanding. I would definately order from them again. |
Positive | CurtisGans (1 review) | On Mar 10, 2011, CurtisGans Lovettsville, VA wrote: Order done easily, processed easily and delivered when HCG said it would be. Only problem is that the non-working hour phone support has no one knowledgeable about plants and their care. So had to call again and e-mail. But once I did do the second, response was quick and thoughtful; On Mar 10, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On Mar 10, 2011 3:18 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: We appreciate your feedback. We have a 24 hour order line that handles orders and catalog requests. Customer service is available M-F 9am-5pm MT. We strive to respond to all customer correspondence as promptly as possible. Please contact me with any questions or concerns. |
Negative | EagleLady2 (1 review) | On Mar 9, 2011, EagleLady2 Alamogordo, NM wrote: I have been a catalog & store customer for over 10 years, unfortunately my most recent experience was negative. It is not about the quality of their plants, but their lack of customer service. I needed to adjust my plant order, and I never got a call back from the customer line; always received a voice message & never a person; plus never received the follow-up e-mail that even gave me my order number. I finally e-mailed them and hope someone will respond or at least acknowledge the change to my order. On Mar 9, 2011, High Country Gardens responded with: "On Mar 9, 2011 4:56 PM, High Country Gardens responded with: I am sorry to hear you were having trouble contacting us. We have checked our call logs and could not locate any messages from you by phone. We did respond to your email within an hour of the time it was sent. You may want to check your spam folder for order emails which are sent from email@example.com and email@example.com. Please contact me if I can be of any assistance now or in the future. |
Positive | ladypamelamary (1 review) | On Mar 8, 2011, ladypamelamary Philadelphia, United States wrote: I have the Hummingbird Garden at the Horticultural Center in Philadelphia, and I have ordered from High Country Gardens for the last four years. Their plant material has always arrived healthy, vibrant, and packed with care. I have found their customer service to be outstanding. Also, I have never lost a plant from them, and many of the plants have exceeded my expectations for growth in one season. |
Positive | ereeder27 (2 reviews) | On Feb 4, 2011, ereeder27 Sacramento, CA wrote: Love this nursery! I have ordered from them for years and have always been happy with the customer service, and the plants. I live in Northern California and have several xeric beds that look fantastic thanks to HCG. |
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'Blue Wonder' Catmint... tiny blossom... big bokeh!
This is one of my favorite images from the day... if you know this plant, you will know the flowers are TINY! This was taken with my 20mm Kenko extension tube plus Nikon 105mm macro lens... the pink bokeh is from the phlox flowers planted in and around the Catmint. If you'd like to view more of my images from the workshop, I've posted 26 in a web album. The slide show takes less than one minute to view.
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Single point gradient blow-up and nonuniqueness for a third-order nonlinear dispersion equation
Galaktionov, V. A., 2011. Single point gradient blow-up and nonuniqueness for a third-order nonlinear dispersion equation. Studies in Applied Mathematics, 126 (2), pp. 103-143.
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A basic mechanism of a formation of shocks via gradient blow-up from analytic solutions for the third-order nonlinear dispersion PDE from compacton theory u(t) = (uu(x))(xx) in R x R+, (1) is studied. Various self-similar solutions exhibiting single point gradient blow-up in finite time, as t -> T- < infinity, with locally bounded final time profiles u(x, T-), are constructed. These are shown to admit infinitely many discontinuous shock-type similarity extensions for t > T, all of them satisfying generalized Rankine-Hugoniot's condition at shocks. As a consequence, the nonuniqueness of solutions of the Cauchy problem after blow-up is detected. This is in striking difference with general uniqueness-entropy theory for the 1D conservation laws such as (a partial differential equation, PDE, Euler's equation from gas dynamics) u(t) + uu(x) = 0 in R x R+, (2) created by Oleinik in the middle of the 1950s. Contrary to (1) and not surprisingly, self-similar gradient blow-up for (2) is shown to admit a unique continuation. Bearing in mind the classic form (2), the NDE (1) can be written as (-D-x(2))(-1) u(t) + uu(x) = 0 (aconservation law in H-1(R)), (3) with the standard linear integral operator (-D-x(2))(-1) > 0. However, because (3) is a nonlocal equation, no standard entropy and/or BV-approaches apply (moreover, the x-variations of solutions of (3) is increasing for BV data u(0)(x)).
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Jack Corbett: Mariner In 1849, Alfrederick Hatch, an asthmatic youth, was sent to sea by his father to either kill or cure him. He signed onto a Liverpool packet as an apprentice seaman, in the company of the roughest, dirtiest, swearingest, drinkingest men alive. Hatch probably would not have survived had he not been befriended by Jack Corbett, an illiterate who became his guardian and mentor. The story of their sailing days together is the centrepiece of this autobiographical narrative and its description of life aboard a sailing vessel in the mid-19th century.
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Re: yet another annoying cross training q
What if you want to study bjj (in addition to aikido) because it's fun, challenging, to meet new people and to learn some groundwork?
Different goals in budo (martial effectiveness, learning how to use one's body, becoming better people, etc.) can mandate different paths up the mountain -- even if the end destination is the same -- the important thing being (IMO) that you are committed to walking the path -- and stick with it.
I think that to study bjj because your Aikido doesn't do groundwork could be a logical progression -- assuming three things: 1) You have a good base in aikido (subjective, yes, based on the person). 2) You want to learn groundwork. 3) Studying means you commit several years to the effort.
What I don't think is useful is . . . . studying a little aikido here to get some joint locks and throws . . . studying a little bjj to get some groundwork . . . studying a little escrima/arnis/kali to get some sticks and knives . . .
Eventually you'll just be a jack of all trades and master of sh*t.
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Published: January 7, 2013
With progress made toward resolving the fiscal cliff issues, investors can focus on fundamental analysis in 2013.
The CFA Institute's annual global market sentiment survey reveals 50% of respondents view equities as the most-promising asset class in 2013, up from 41% last year. Sell-side strategists, known for their bullish nature, are predicting a gain in the S&P 500 of 7.6%.
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Welcome to the Ginger Chronicles that can be, at times Apocalyptic. Come on in, look around, pull up a seat. The bar is always open and the food is good.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Donna Day 2013
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Crying, crying, crying. We are bonded by our love for Donnas. My Mom, too, was a Donna. Thank you for sharing this amazing post.
ReplyDeleteGinger, my heart aches reading this. I am so glad I found you from the beautiful words you left on my site. I would love to hear the story of your son one day when you are ready to tell it. And oddly enough--another loss we have in common--I too, lost my sister just a few short years ago and she was far too young to die. I'm still grieving for her. Donna's story is incredible and yes, full of hope. I am so glad you shared it with your readers. This is such a beautiful post and a beautiful story that needs to be told. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteRepliesI know this is a really delayed response~ but being newish to the blogging world~ I just wanted to say thank you for your beautiful comments. To date I have written 17 chapters of The Story of A Boy. I would be honored if you read them and share them. Please accept my very sincere condolences in the loss of your sister. In the journey of life~ I now strive to always be able to share the love, the light and perhaps most importantly: The HOPE.


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I just bought the xcalibrator 2 programmer and dont know how to use it. I have a 2006 GT. The only mod ive done is a K&N Cold air kit. How do I use this thing? I know there are 3 preloaded files so what do I do with that. Please give me a quick step by step to hook up. David
plug it into the plug under the dash, near the steering column. it turns on automatically. select the option that you want, press select, then follow the on screen instructions. simple as that.


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Camps Bay and the Waterfront have a wide variety of restaurants, but many of the better ones are outside these tourist hotspots. The town of Franschhoek, 40 minutes outside Cape Town, is known as the gourmet capital of South Africa with plenty of first-rate restaurants, while many of the wine farms in Constantia and around Stellenbosch have fantastic restaurants for long lunching accompanied by a bottle of the superb local wine.
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What Invertebrates to keep in Planted community tank? I have a 28 gal tank and keep a number of tetras, guppies etc. I was wondering if i could keep some (if any) invertebrates in their such as shrimp or crabs. It would be better if they were low maintenance and cleaned the tank. Any help would be much appreciated! :-D |
Nerite snails eat algae and leave your plants alone. I have two and I really like them. |
Thanks, do you know of any shrimp etc that could go in? cause they look really cool :-D |
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I say ghost shrimp, they are sold as feeder so they are really cheap, like 33 cents around here. They are fun to watch and will eat food that hits the ground or dead leaves, I like watching them eat flakes cause you can see their insides since they are clear. I think they are social so get a few, not like itll break the bank. I wouldnt go with crabs for 2 reasons. 1 they are semi aquatic and will need some land to roam around on. 2 my dad had a couple years ago and they somehow got out of the tank and were walking around the house, and its very gross when you are walking around and step on it... Unless you set up like a ramp or something for the crab to get some air and have a lid with no openings go with the ghost shirmp, they are super cheap they clean up and the worst that could happen is your fish eat them. |
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Child-bearing Lips
I just came home to this note from Enfant Terrible No. 1. It indicates that his Catholic education stuck to some degree, however little time he has for formal religion. It's also a sign that his Music Education stuck to some degree because it refers to the borrowing without express permission of the paternal CDs (ranging from Curtis Mayfield to Siouxsie & The Banshees) in order to flesh out a newly broadened music collection. For nearly a decade we had wall-to-wall rap and then suddenly the dam has burst and The Enlightenment has flowed.
The beginnings of this are documented below in Passing the Baton.
I want to pick up the thread this day last week on Father's Day, as good a one as ever occurred.
I get up relatively early (for a Sunday) to take said Enfant Terrible to his weekend job, teaching little kids rugby at a local school (the school where The Kinks went back in the golden era). Before leaving he handed me this home-made card:
Inside are written the wondrous words: "continue to musically educate us". In the meantime from The Cure to The Doors, from Diana Ross to The Boss, they're working their way through the goldmine.
Once back to the house I go for a run in St Pancras & Islington Cemetery (do your jogging or you'll end up in here), listening to Inheritance Tracks from Radio 4. Here are mine from 3 years ago, but I think de facto at this point the one I've bequeathed may be Sympathy for the Devil. I was listening to the lyrics the other day while watching Crossfire Hurricane with Enfant Terrible No. 2 and they really are brilliantly epic for a young man of Jagger's then age.
When I get back from my run I clean the bird shit off the car and pick up all the litter on Maurice's allotment beside my house (Maurice is rarely able to get here any more due to old age taking its toll and Luis, the Portuguese fella who looks after the massive plot for Maurice, just doesn't get the idea of litter/rubbish – it's a cultural thing, either OK for possible recycling or weirdly invisible.) So a couple of physical activities for the greater good, always feels good. The original Forgive-Me-Father was a great advocate of service as the path to happiness.
In the afternoon we went down to our annual local festival, the East Finchley Community Festival in Cherry Tree Woods. I did a short stint on the stall of The Phoenix Cinema, where I am a trustee. Little kids were drawing discs to use in a Zoetrope type device, watching their work back as animation. The rest of the time I was mainly by the main music stage where the highlight for me was a bunch of geezers of my vintage playing tracks from my music collection, as raided above, like Song from Under the Floorboards and something by Talking Heads which now escapes my silver-fox vintage memory.
While I was sitting there the solution to a mystery came in over the airwaves. I'd bought a vinyl copy of Born to Run at Alan's the day before. On the cover was a name that looked more like a signature than a name written to assert ownership of the record.
I whacked this photo online and drew it to the attention of my best man, a Springsteen veteran and connoisseur – he took 9 minutes to work out whose signature it was (he had a book signed by the same person) – it was Eric Meola, the photographer of the famously stark no-nonsense black&white Born to Run cover. So not a bad acquisition for £7. I told Alan the story on my way home from the festival on this beautiful summer evening and he shared the piquant addendum that the copy had come from the collection of singer Paul Young (of Q-Tips, Band Aid and solo fame).
In the evening the ETs gave me my Father's Day present, a subscription to Spotify on which was prepared a playlist called 'The Enlightenment' consisting of loads of songs I'd shared with them over the years which they now really appreciated. It was clearly the product of many hours work, including the use of Shazaam to identify unnamed tracks I had put on early birthday compilation cassettes for them.
We went up to Highgate for dinner together, unbooked and last minute as I prefer. It was chilled, great larks. On our return we set up a collaborative playlist called '3-way Music Education'…
Magical Music Moments
I'm just moving this parlour game over from the Inheritance Tracks post to its own space here.
The Game:
You have to pinpoint a transcendent moment in a track which constitutes a magical music moment. Provide URL of track in YouTube or similar and pinpoint the precise second the magic happens.
Moment #1 (Adam Gee)
This first one is based on a performance at the Royal Dublin Showgrounds – an uplifting moment when I realised Springsteen is at his best as a gospel/soul voice and got carried away on it.
My City of Ruins (Bruce Springsteen)
The moment is 4:07 but is indivisible from the build up 3:03-4:06
"With these hands With these hands With these hands With these hands"
Moment #2 (Adam Gee)
The second one is a massive cliche but no less powerful for that – it is one of The Great Rock Moments
Stairway To Heaven (Led Zeppelin)
4:18 at which point every fibre of you so needs those drums to come in (to deliver fully at 06:22 and 06:42)
Moment #3 (Doug Miller)
One of the great live jazz albums is 'Live at Peps' by Yusef Lateef (Vols 1 and 2 are both great). The track is called 'Number 7′. It's got a great feel to it. You can hear the chat in the audience and the drinks being served behind the bar. Everything a great jazz club should be. There are two great changes – the first at 6.49 when a trumpet catches you unawares. The second a few seconds later when the piano comes in at the perfect moment and plays the blues. The audience responds and it's recorded so well that you imagine yourself as an audience member. Yusef is now 92 and still playing. His album 'Eastern Sounds' is one of the great jazz albums – one of my top 10. But that's another game.
More to follow…
Shelter from the Storm
Walter Pater, the art and literary critic much admired by Oscar Wilde, wrote that "All art aspires to the condition of music." I read that as other arts striving for the direct impact music has on the heart and spirit without recourse to any physical medium and being able to by-pass the intellect. Much though I love music I've never tended to listen to the lyrics of songs in a coherent and systematic way. Phrases and lines emerge over time in their own way and hook themselves into the brain.
I was jogging along yesterday morning listening to a podcast of the evergreen Desert Island Discs when a Bob Dylan song came on and a line really resonated for me as a perfect expression of what women mean to men. When I got home and sat down in front of my machine for the first time that day I whacked the line into Quotables for posterity – and to look at it on its own for a moment.
"Come in," she said, "I'll give you shelter from the storm"
Not particularly poetic. Quite ordinary really. But in its context perfect and to the heart of the matter, to the matter of the heart.
So I felt inspired to pick out 10 great lines from songs that are worthy of the condition of music, that have the resonance and penetrative power of the supreme art. I tried being strict about one stand-out line per song only (only cracked once with a couplet).
1. Bob Dylan, Shelter from the Storm (1974)
"Come in," she said, "I'll give you shelter from the storm"
2. John Lennon, Oh Yoko! (1971)
In the middle of a cloud I call your name
A powerful yet simple expression of romantic love.
3. John Martyn, Couldn't Love You More (1977)
If you kissed the sun right out of the sky for me
Song lyrics straining to capture Love (is there a theme emerging?)
4. Jimi Hendrix, Purple Haze (1966)
'Scuse me while I kiss the sky
This could be love or drugs that's fogging Jimi's brain – either way it's a great line.
5. The Clash, Garageland (1977)
Back in the garage with my bullshit detector
A spirited (spirit of Punk) response to an early bad review (of a gig with The Sex Pistols at Islington's Screen on the Green): "The Clash are the kind of garage band who should be returned to the garage immediately, preferably with the engine running". [Charles Shaar Murray – what did he know?]
6. Bruce Springsteen, Atlantic City (1982)
Well now everything dies baby that's a fact
But maybe everything that dies someday comes back
Reckon there's a load of philosophy buried in this couplet.
7. David Bowie, Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed (1969)
As I am unwashed and somewhat slightly dazed
Loved this phrase for a long time, the "somewhat" is just what's needed to throw it off kilter.
8. The Doors (Jim Morrison), The Wasp (1968)
Out here we is stoned – immaculate
One of those lines that throws a word into a whole new light.
9. John Coltrane, Acknowledgement (1964)
A Love Supreme
Sometimes you don't even need a whole line or clause – this is a transcendent chant. They're the only words in this track and all the more striking for that.
10. Well, why don't you add this one? What song words do it for you?…
[I'm treating this as a work in progress – going to be putting some more bath time into it]
UPDATE 11.ix.11
After some more bath-time reflection here are some other stand-out lines, plus some picked out by commenters below that strike a chord with me too:
Michael Franti & Spearhead, Oh My God (2001)
I slept with Marilyn she sung me Happy Birthday
Magazine, Song from Under the Floorboards (1980)
I am angry I am ill and I'm as ugly as sin
The Passenger, Iggy Pop (1977)
We'll see the city's ripped backsides
Marvyn Gaye/Dick Holler, Abraham Martin and John (1970)
Has anyone here seen my old friend Martin?
PJ Harvey, Let England Shake (2011)
England's dancing days are done
You seem confused by your own ideals
You will not be able to stay home brother
Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way
It took it 3.5 billion years to decide that you live just where you live [it = the universe]
Long Players
After playing the 100 Greatest Songs of all time parlour game with my friend Doug Miller over Christmas (me in the North of London, him in the South of France) he came back with the 50 Greatest LPs of all time challenge (no compilations, only one record per artist/band). I failed miserably – couldn't boil it down to less than 75. So here they are – the 75 best LPs ever (of course, I'll be popping back from time to time to make the odd sneaky change):
Beauty Stab – ABC
The Stars We Are – Marc Almond
The Last Waltz – The Band
The White Album – The Beatles
Post – Bjork
Go Tell It on the Mountain – Blind Boys of Alabama
Plastic Letters – Blondie
Space Oddity – David Bowie
Love Bites – Buzzcocks
The Clash – The Clash
A Rush of Blood to the Head – Coldplay
* A Love Supreme – John Coltrane
Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me – The Cure
* Kind of Blue – Miles Davis
Don't Stand Me Down – Dexy's Midnight Runners
Hot August Night – Neil Diamond
The Doors – The Doors
Pink Moon – Nick Drake
Blood on the Tracks – Bob Dylan
Bill Evans – Conversations with Myself
Tiger in the Rain – Michael Franks
* Stay Human – Michael Franti & Spearhead
The Score – The Fugees
* What's Going On – Marvin Gaye
Flesh – David Gray
Guys & Dolls movie ST
Are you experienced? – Jimi Hendrix
The Miseducation of – Lauryn Hill
Yarona – Abdullah Ibrahim trio
All Mod Cons – The Jam
Jesus Christ Superstar
Unknown Pleasures – Joy Division
On Song – Brian Kennedy
Led Zeppelin IV – Led Zeppelin
Imagine – John Lennon
Cinquieme As – MC Solaar
The Snake – Shane MacGowan & the Popes
Madness – Madness
Correct Use of Soap – Magazine
Exodus – Bob Marley & the Wailers
* Solid Air – John Martyn
New World Order – Curtis Mayfield
Monk's Dream – Thelonius Monk quartet
A Night in San Francisco – Van Morrison
Blues and the Abstract Truth – Oliver Nelson
Throw Down Yours Arms – Sinead O'Connor
Meddle – Pink Floyd
Dummy – Portishead
Metal Box – Public Image Ltd (in the metal box)
O – Damien Rice
Some Girls – The Rolling Stones
Stranded – Roxy Music
Rumblefish OST (Stewart Copeland)
The Crack – The Ruts
Abraxas – Sanata
Gymnopedies – Eric Satie
Never Mind the Bollocks – The Sex Pistols
* Songs for Swinging Lovers – Frank Sinatra
The Scream – Siouxsie and the Banshees
Six Days in June
Easter – Patti Smith
The Specials – The Specials
The Rising – Bruce Springsteen
We'll Never Turn Back – Mavis Staples
Tea for the Tillerman – Cat Stevens
Brilliant Trees – David Sylvian
Remain in the Light – Talking Heads
Sweet Baby James – James Taylor
Stan Tracey – Under Milk Wood
Joshua Tree – U2
Signing Off – UB40
Live in Leeds – The Who
Talking Book – Stevie Wonder
Harvest – Neil Young
*Road to Freedom – The Young Disciples
And in case you've ever lain awake at night wondering what the top 7 LPs of all time are in order, here you are:
1 Kind of Blue – Miles Davis
2 What's Going On – Marvin Gaye
3 A Love Supreme – John Coltrane
4 Songs for Swinging Lovers – Frank Sinatra
5 Solid Air – John Martyn
6 Road to Freedom – The Young Disciples
7 Stay Human – Michael Franti & Spearhead
Doug's top 50 is somewhat more sophisticated as befits an international man of mystery:
1. Mariano/Vant'hof/Catherine – Sleep My Love
2. Garbarek/Gismonti/Haden – Folk Songs
3. What's Going On – Marvin Gaye
4. Songs in the Key of Life – Stevie Wonder
5. Beyond Skin – Nitin Sawhney
6. Soro – Salif Keita
7. Leftfield – Leftism
8. John Coltrane – A Love Supreme
9. Airto Moreira – Seeds on the Ground
10. Khomsa – Anouar Brahem
11. Santana – Caravanserai
12. Edu Lobo – Cantiga De Longe
13. Remain in Light – Talking Heads
14. Eastern Sounds – Yusef Lateeef
15. Devotional Songs – Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
16. The Velvet Underground and Nico
17. Gabor Szabo & Bobby Womack – High Contrast
18. The Isley Brothers – 3+3
19. This Is My Country – The Impressions
20. Pharaoh Sanders – Journey To the One
21. Miles Davis – In a Silent Way
22. DJ Shadow Entroducing
23. Keith Jarrett – The Koln Concert
24. Sigur Ros – Takk
25. Let it Bleed – The Rolling Stones
26. Brian Eno/Harold Budd – The Plateau of Mirror
27. Dark Side of the Moon – Pink Floyd
28. Tabula Rasa – Arvo Part
29. Mothership Connection – Parliament
30. Lou Reed – Transformer
31. Led Zeppelin – 2
32. David Sylvian – Secrets of the Beehive
33. Free Will – Gil Scot Heron
34. David Crosby – If I Could Only Remember My Name
35. Spirit – 12 Dreams of Dr Sardonicus
36. Jdilla – Donuts
37. Five Leaves Left – Nick Drake
38. Clube De Esquina – Milton Nascimento
39. Sonny Rollins – Saxophone Colossus
40. Lonnie Liston Smith – Expansions
41. Anthony and the Johnsons – I am a Bird Now
42. TheInflated Tear – Rahsan Roland Kirk
43. Blue Camel – Rabih Abou-Khalil
44. What Colour is Love – Terry Callier
45. Fat Albert Rotunda – Herbie Hancock
46. Diamond Dogs – David Bowie
47. Assagai – Afrorock
48. Biosphere – Sub-Strata
49. Ein Deutche Requiem – Brahms (Simon Rattle)
50. The Nordic Quartet – Rypdal/Surman/Storaas.Krog
Feel free to join in…


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I've just found out that it is Blackpool airshow this weekend, and think to take my Red Arrow and Spitfire mad seven year old. Has anyone been? Do you watch from the prom or beach? I suppose the planes fly over the sea, just off the beach? Any advice?
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Blackpool airshow
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I've never watched the Airshow itself but go past the Airport, heading for the Motorway, turn into Morrisons and head to the top right of the car park, almost level with the main road.
The Red Arrows and the support vehicles are normally at that end of the airport about 5.30 onwards and you can see them through the fence off Morrisons Car Park.
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The best view point is at the beach/prom between the piers. Take some deck chairs or just sit on the steps on the prom. I went last year, having never been to an airshow before, and was blown away. You can see some stuff at the airport but it's better to see them in the air.
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Thankyou, will do
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southport is next month aswell vulcan will be there
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That'll explain the Lancaster flying over my house today,
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take your brolly its a bit wet there tonight and doesn't look clever for tomorrow.
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One day I'll correctly type free Tena Twist instead of Tina Twist on my first attempt. Then a flock of pigs will fly in formation overhead and elves will do all my laundry.
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I would like the laundry elves to do my laundry and do the flying pigs know how to do dishes? I presume they are premium freebies and will go fast LOL
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well, when the elves are done with your laundry, pleasepleaseplease send them my way, lol! 🙂


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UT Desegregation Timeline
Blount College founded and would later become the University of Tennessee.
University of Tennessee established as a "land-grant" institution.1870
Tennessee's state constitution prohibits the coeducation of separate races.
UT Memphis denies admission to an African American applicant to its pharmacy school.Sept. 26, 1939
UT denies admission to six African American applicants who were represented by the NAACP.September 1950
"Gene Mitchell Gray and Jack Alexander applied to UT Graduate School; Lincoln Anderson Blackney and Josephy Hatch Patterson applied to UT Law College. All 4 [were] residents of Knoxville…Since State statute prohibits coeducation of whites and blacks, Trustees felt [they] didn't have authority to decide on applications—[a] matter for courts to decide or legislature. Board felt [they] had no discretion save to conform to state statues. Therefore, applications denied."April 1951
District Court rules that UT's actions denying admission to Graduate and Professional programs are a violation of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution—thereby ruling in favor of the African American applicants. "Curiously, Judge Robert L. Taylor, in upholding the students' right to admission to the University, declined to issue such an order…"January 1952
Gene Gray enrolls at the University of Tennessee Graduate School.March 1952
U.S. Supreme Court suspends hearing on constitutionality of UT's actions after UT agrees to admit African American students to Graduate and Professional Programs.May 1952
Two African American women denied admission to college of Home Economics at UT Chattanooga on basis that 1951 Federal Court ruling did not apply to undergraduates.May 17, 1954
U.S. Supreme Court issues Brown v. Board of Education ruling, which strikes down concept of "separate but equal" facilities, including schools.August 1954
Lilly Jenkins becomes the first African American to receive a graduate degree at UT when she is awarded a masters degree in special education.June 1954
UT denies admission to an African American applicant to Graduate School in Memphis on grounds that the student would be "mingling" with white students in violation of the Tennessee Constitution's prohibition of the coeducation of races.June 1955
The Tennessee Board of Education, which controlled the public higher education institutions outside of the University of Tennessee system, adopted a step-by-step desegregation policy that would result in admission of blacks to all undergraduate and graduate programs by the 1959-60 academic year."December 1955
Board of Trustees refuses request from local African American attorneys to open UT to "all qualified black students."1956
Roy B.J. Campbell becomes first African American to receive a UT law degree.April 24, 1956
UT Board of Trustees refuses to adopt the "step-by-step" desegregation policy of the Tennessee Board of Education.October 1956
Tennessee Supreme Court rules in Roy v. Brittain that clauses in the Tennessee Constitution and other laws that require separation of races are subordinate to the Federal Constitution—thereby requiring the State of Tennessee to follow the Brown (1954) decision of the U.S. Supreme Court.1959
Harry Blanton becomes first African American to receive UT doctoral degree.July 1960
Theotis Robinson, Jr., applies for undergraduate admission to UT. His application is initially denied.July 17, 1960
"Seven merchants on Gay Street announced they would voluntarily desegregate their lunch counters"Nov. 18, 1960
UT Board of Trustees meets to discuss UT policy on the admission of African American students. The Board receives testimony from State Attorney General George McCanless that UT is not legally permitted to deny admission based on race. Board of Trustees issues a policy that "there shall be no racial discrimination in the admission of qualified students to The University of Tennessee."Jan. 3, 1961
"Three [African American] undergraduates were registered at UT—eighteen-year-old Theotis Robinson, Jr. and Charles Edgar Blair; and a forty-one-year-old housewife, Mrs. Willie Mae Gillespie. The registration went smoothly and without incident."Jan. 4, 1961
First desegregated undergraduate classes begin at UTK.1962-1964
Marion Barry, a graduate student in the UT Chemistry Department, forms and serves as co-chairman of the Students for Equal Treatment (SET) group at UT. The group was influential in seeking the desegregation of the Knoxville community.June 1964
Brenda J. L. Peel becomes the first African American student to receive an undergraduate degree at UT.July 1965
UT Hospital is desegregated after a white patient files a lawsuit and the U.S. Justice Department notifies UT that federal funds to the hospital will be rescinded if it does not desegregate.1967
Dr. Robert Kirk becomes the first full-time African American professor at UT and Sammye Wynn becomes the first African American instructor hired in the College of Education.April 24, 1967
University of Tennessee signs its first African American athlete, Albert Davis, as a prospective football recruit. After signing, Davis chooses not to attend the University of Tennessee.May 1967
University of Tennessee signs Lester McClain to play football for UT.Fall 1967
Lester McClain becomes the first African American athlete at UT, but he is redshirted for a year.
James Craig and Audry Hardy become the first African American male athletes to compete for UT in Track and Field.Fall 1968
First African American male athlete, Lester McClain, plays his first season of football for UT after being redshirted for one year.1968
Rita Geier files lawsuit against the State of Tennessee to halt the construction of a UT Nashville campus and force the UT system to fully integrate.1969
Jimmy Baxter is elected as the first African American President of the student body and Felicia Felder-Hoehne is hired as the first African American librarian.1970
Hardy Liston hired as Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs to become the first African American administrator at UT.-
Wilbert Cherry and Larry Robinson become first African American basketball players at UT. Larry Robinson was the first African American athlete to play varsity basketball and receive a scholarship.
Condredge Holloway becomes the first African American football quarterback at UT.1976
First Black Cultural Center opens.
Wade Houston hired as the first African American head basketball coach and Dr. Marilyn Yarborough becomes the first African American Dean of a UT college when she is appointed as the Dean of the College of Law.1995
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HOUSTON, Nov. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Pannell Kerr Forster of Texas, P.C. (PKF Texas) Tax Director, Gary Voth, will moderate the panel, "Financial Planning for Energy Companies in Uncertain Times" on November 28, 2012 during the 2012 Total Energy USA Conference.
The confirmed panelists include:
- Nathaniel Karp, Chief Economist, BBVA Compass Bank
- Patrick Leach, CEO, Decision Strategies
- Alexandra Pruner, CFO, Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co.
- Dick Williams, President, Shell WindEnergy
The panel will tackle strategies that energy companies can use and are using to plan, financially, in very uncertain times in the energy business. This will include: global markets and geopolitics, domestic energy markets, U.S. political uncertainty, the regulatory environment, U.S. tax policy and capital markets.
Total Energy USA is a conference assembling all the energy sectors–fossil, renewable and nuclear–to give a comprehensive look at different energy solutions that will generate energy business and help to address today's energy challenges.
The conference is being backed by Mayor Annise Parker, Shell, Waste Management, the Greater Houston Partnership, the Houston Technology Center and many others, including PKF Texas. This is an important event for Houston and brings a different perspective from other energy conferences held in the city each year.
About Total Energy USA:
Total Energy USA is the groundbreaking event that addresses the greatest uncertainty in the energy industry today––the cross-fertilization of energy sectors and technologies. The new conference and exposition is developed by the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau (GHCVB) and will be held annually in Houston beginning in 2012. To-date, sponsors of Total Energy USA include Select Sponsors NRG and Shell, Contributing Sponsor Waste Management, Sponsors Halliburton, Platts, PKF Texas and Winstead.
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Located in Houston's Galleria area at 5847 San Felipe, Pannell Kerr Forster of Texas, P.C. is a CPA firm that focuses on solutions for every stage of your business. With leaders who are forward-thinking entrepreneurs and business advisors with Big 4 backgrounds, we serve emerging and middle market companies across many industries. Service areas include profit enhancement, internal audit, international/domestic tax, accounting, auditing, litigation services, business systems consulting and IT. Pannell Kerr Forster of Texas, P.C. is a member of PKF International, The Leading Edge Alliance and Partner Power International. To learn more about Pannell Kerr Forster of Texas, P.C., visit their website at www.pkftexas.com.
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Helen Armstrong is an author and member of the Tolkien Society. She designed the logo of the Tolkien Society, and is a frequent contributor to Mallorn. She wrote two entries in the J.R.R. Tolkien Encyclopedia (Arwen and Aragorn), and compiled The History of Middle-earth: Index.


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TV News Organizations Prep Special Reports for Supreme Court Decision on Health Care Law
UPDATED: With a ruling looming Thursday, news outlets have also petitioned for permission to televise it.
With a Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act looming, cable and broadcast networks are readying special reports on a development that could have major implications for this year's presidential election.
All three broadcast networks are preparing reports for the 10 a.m. hour on the east coast Thursday, when the Court is scheduled to release its next round of decisions. The first opportunity for a decision on the case was Monday, so networks had a dress rehearsal of sorts. The Court could also table the decision until next week.
The networks have decided to go big when the verdict comes — not merely offering quick news bulletins, but offering expanded coverage with some of their top news personalities. On CBS, Scott Pelley will anchor from New York with chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford and correspondent Wyatt Andrews at the Supreme Court. Face the Nation anchor Bob Schieffer and congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes will be on Capitol Hill with chief White house correspondent Norah O'Donnell from the White House.
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ABC News will have senior White House correspondent Jake Tapper and Nightline co-anchor and Supreme Court correspondent Terry Moran on hand in Washington.
NBC News will still be in the fourth hour of Today, which is anchored by Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford. But Matt Lauer or Ann Curry are expected to stick around to anchor coverage of the decision.
On CNN, Wolf Blitzer and John King will lead coverage from Washington with chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta, senior legal correspondent Jeffrey Toobin, congressional correspondent Kate Bolduan at the Supreme Court. Political analysts Gloria Borger, David Gergen, Jim Acosta and White House correspondent Jessica Yellin will provide reporting on the decision's impact on the election.
Media organizations have petitioned the Court to be allowed to televise the hotly anticipated decision. The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press last week sent a letter signed by nearly 50 media outlets including ABC, CBS, CNN and NBC to allow live audio and video coverage of the decision. The high court has never allowed cameras in its chambers, but they did allow an audio feed for the 2000 decision that decided the presidential election. In resisting opening up its chambers to cameras, the Court has cited possible adverse impact on oral arguments among other concerns.
"I am aware that various members of the Court have expressed concern that live television coverage of its proceedings may negatively affect the character and flow of the back-and-forth discussion between attorneys and justices," Reporters Committee executive director Lucy A. Dalglish said in the letter to Chief Justice John G. Roberts. "But this interest is clearly not implicated when the proceeding at issue involves the summary of an opinion rather than the interaction at oral argument."
In lieu of live video, the Reporters Committee has asked the Court to "at least consider immediate or, at a minimum, delayed release of audio recordings of the announcement."
The networks have another reason to pay attention to the high court rulings: the judges are likely to also render a decision on the FCC's power to regulate indecency on television and radio.
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1. Tobin Video Transfer TVT Telecine Equipment:
TVT-8PHD Progressive Scan High Definition (current model)
Previous Models: Early versions with condenser lens optics, which exaggerated scratches and emulsion flaws, have almost all been converted to diffused light and are omitted. Operation of some below models requires the Reset button be pushed, and the Manual Advance knob turned once or twice, to reset internal circuits for correct functioning.
TVT-16PHD E Progressive Scan High Definition (recent model) TVT-8A Analog
TVT-8 Sprocketed True Speed Models (recent models) TVT-16 16mm (recent model)
TVT-8PHD Progressive Scan High Definition (recent model) TVT-16PHD Progressive Scan High Definition (recent model)
TVT-D8 ME Mainstream E TVT-8 True Speed Sprocketless TVT-D8 True Speed Sprocketless Dual-8 TVT-8PHD C Progressive Scan High Definition Economy
TVT-8 Sprocketed types A, J, K TVT-8 Sprocketless types B, M, N
TVT-S8S Super-8 Sound: 1CCD 3CCD Sound Deluxe True Speed 1CCD and 3CCD Models
"My Own Telecine" TVT-D8C/-S8C with: Videology Camera (early) Sentech Camera (later)
TVT Supplementary and Service Information:
3CCD Camera Supplement for usual 1CCD models
Hitachi Manual for HV-D30, -D30P 3CCD Camera
Pixel Correction for Hitachi HV-D30, -D30P 3CCD Camera
TVT-8 Claw Pivot Lubrication
TVT-S8 Basic Claw Adjustment
TVT-R8 Basic Claw Adjustment
TVT-8 Claw & Shuttle Repair
TVT-8 Focus Adjustment
TVT-8 Physical Shutter Timing
TVT-8 Electronic Shutter Timing
TVT-8 Light Replacement (and 1CCD color balance adjustment)
TVT-8 Problems in Early Machines
Splicing Recommendations for 8mm, Super-8
Pitch Correction for Super-8 Sound 1CCD Transfers (not applicable to True Speed version)
Viewing and Recording Software for Sensor Technology cameras, 32 bit version 3.08 or 64 bit version 3.08
Viewing and Recording Software for Imaging Source cameras (manufacturer site) http://www.theimagingsource.com/en_US/products/cameras/usb-cmos-ccd-color/dfk23u445/
2. Tobin Film Production Equipment:
Battery Belt & Charger
CHT Motor for TXM-15 Crystal in Arri 16BL
Motor Installation in Krasnogorsk K-3 Camera
TEC-26 Euroframe Controller
TM-23 Variable Motor for Arri S/M
TMC-2 Milliframe Controller Battery Installation LCD Counter Version
TMC-55 Milliframe Controller
TMC-55Aa Milliframe Controller
TSC Speed Checker
TSCe Speed Checker
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TTL Time Lapse & Animation Motor for Bolex
TVC Videoframe Controller
TVCe Videoframe Controller: in Black Case Grey Case
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TXM-9 Crystal for Arri BL
TXM-10B Crystal Motor for Bolex
TXM-10S Crystal Motor for Arri S/M
TXM-11 Crystal for Bolex
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TXM-D (TXM-13) Crystal Motor for Krasnogorsk
TXM-14 Crystal Motor for Eclair NPR TXM-14LD Light Duty Version TXM-14C Conversion TXM-14CE Economy Conversion
TXM-14/35H Crystal Conversion of 35H Russian Studio Camera
TXM-15 Crystal for Arri BL TXM-15 Crystal for CHT Motor in Arri BL
TXM-16 Crystal for Bolex
TXM-17 Crystal Motor for Arri S/M
TXM-18 Crystal Motor for Arri 35mm
TXM-19 Crystal for Arri BL
TXM-20 Crystal Motor for Krasnogorsk
TXM-20B TXM-20Ba TXM-20Be Crystal Motors for Bolex
TXM-20K Crystal Motor for Krasnogorsk
TXM-21 Crystal Motor for Arri 35mm
TXM-21A Crystal Motor for Arri 35mm
TXM-21Aa Crystal Motor for Arri 35mm
TXM-21Ab Crystal Motor for Arri 35mm
TXM-21C Crystal Motor for Eclair CM3 35mm
TXM-22 Crystal Motor for Arri S/M
TXM-22A Crystal Motor for Arri S/M
TXM-24 Crystal for Bolex
TXM-25 Crystal Motor for Arri BL
TXM-25A Crystal Motor for Eclair ACL
TXM-26 TXM-26B TXM-26C TXM-26Ce Crystal Motors for Bolex
TXM-27 Crystal for Arri BL
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I have forgotten my info to sign in on my Blackberry 8300, what can I do ?
Your subject line says you are asking about your BB ID...as such, this would apply:
However, from the body of your message, I could also interpret that it is your device lock password you have forgotten. If that is the case, then there is nothing to be done...due to the high security nature of BBs, only the password you created can be used to unlock your BB. There is no "master" or "back door" password to use. If you cannot get it right, when you fail too many times (normally 10), your BB will wipe itself clean of all of your data, and the password should also be removed -- it will be like it was when you first received it.
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My favorite sandwiches are: The Monte Cristo with Maple Syrup, The Club Sandwich and The Ham and Cheese Sandwich toasted.
I'd like to try that as well, thank GOD they used provolone instead of Cheez Whiz, I made a special trip to Philadephia with the sole purpose was to try the famed Philadelphia Cheesesteak sandwich, and they put friggin cheez whiz on the sandwich, the same yellow cheap fake cheese crap that gets put on nachos. NO sandwich can be good with that junk on it and sure enough the three different Cheesesteak places I tried were one of the biggest food letdowns of my life. The Philadelphia sandwich that was very good was the roast pork w/sharp provolone & broccoli rabe. From the article, the combined Italian Meatball & Vietnamese Banh Mi sounds disgusting, even though I adore both those sandwiches on their own.
it is, I can't tell you the shock when I went up to the first cheesesteak place and asked about what exactly was cheez whiz and is this the same thing as cheez whiz on nachos, yes was the reply. I thought for sure this Philadelphia cheez whiz was some special recipe cheese with some sharpness to it (like the very good Merkts product http://www.merkts.com/html/ProductsProductsMain.html ) but no, it is yellow shxt, such a bummer.


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Friday, July 17, 2009
the much belated bermuda album: part one
I am so sorry that these are miserably overdue… our summer's been crazy, for reasons you will hear soon. In the meantime: this is Bermuda!
St. David's Lighthouse, as our plane approaches the airport
i'm excited for another moped ride!
snapping a self-portrait from the back of dad's bike
the well-loved Johnny Barnes, greeting everyone going into Hamilton
the beautiful beach of John Smith's Bay
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Unless, of course, you simply mean that zero is "enough" penguins to have in the arctic, in which case I guess it's okay. But I really wish you'd set a better example for the impressionable young Titans.
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Intel Core i7-930 2.8GHz LGA 1366 Quad-Core Desktop Processor
homer_s@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 02/07/11 |
a little expensive
Pros: great overclocker, fast, Comment:
handles anything and everything you can through at it. handles games like crisis easily. Does everything you could ever ask. Excellent cpu |
Jean-Daniel_O@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 12/22/10 |
No complaints so far
Pros: Too many to count Comment:
A great processor. Got it for $290 here on NCIX. I based my new build around this processor, and runs like a dream. Paired with 6 GB of DDR3 RAM, its pretty much the best thing ever. Very easy to overclock, you will need to get a better heat sink or cooling method in order to do so. Oh yea, hyper-threading is awesome. |
dustin7837@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 12/13/10 |
Not really a weakness, but it overclocks better at 21x than 22x, so a 920 is just as good.
Pros: Excellent processor!Overclocks well Comment:
Excellent processor overall. Probably the best value i7.I have mine OC'd to 4.2 Ghz at 1.275v and it works great. |
Flordeliza@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 11/26/10 |
-Runs hot, but the noctua is doing it's job.-Locked multiplier.
Pros: Easy installation, no pins on the cpu, very fast, sold my 920 D0 and got this one on sale+ a nhu12p se2 for 300 bucks, seems like an excellent deal to me. Awesome overclocker Comment:
If you have a lot of budget, and if you're looking for the top of the line from intel (the x58 platform) you can't go wrong with this cpu, it overclocks like a champ too, with the right cooler. I paired this with 12gb ocz ddr3 ram and a sabertooth, no complaints so far, no bios flash needed. |
Adam_L@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 11/17/10 |
none so far
Pros: very good cost to performace Comment:
I bougth this processor because of its cost to performance ratio and was not disapointed one bit. Would recommend this processor to anyone on a budget. |
alfred_k@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 11/11/10 |
Pros: Fast, quiet, cool Comment:
I am very impressed with this processor, as it is very fast and I have yet to use all of its power when I'm gaming. Recommended for anyone who wants a good processor. It is also very good for overclocking, which can be easily overclocked to 3.5+ghz. |
Frosty5689@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 11/06/10 |
Nothing really
Pros: Fast as expected, overclocks great, stable Comment:
Very good CPU for the price, once you overclock it pass 3.6Ghz, you can feel the thing kicking in when you render stuff. It really does save 2-3 days of rendering. In terms of how the binning goes, the last batch of 920s were better binned in general. My i7 930 can get up to 80C at 100% load with an overclock of 4.0Ghz on a Noctua U12-P SE2. It's probably my fans though. I plan on getting watercooling in the future, for now it will have to do. |
Junaid_R@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/11/10 |
Funny to install on MSI board
Pros: REALLY FAST Comment:
Great processor, runs really well... good for gaming, good for any multi thread application!The only odd thing that happened, occured during installation, it fits well, but just didnt seem right, the latch wouldnt close easily... i guess you have to put some arm into it! |
Captain Mazda@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/07/10 |
Pros: -Incredibly powerful-Easy to keep cool, even easier to overclock Comment:
I grabbed this along with a Gigabyte X58 UDR3 and it has been working flawlessly since. Benchmarked with CPU-heavy games such as GTA IV and Crysis Warhead and it didn't even flinch. Definitely the best CPU to fit on a new gaming rig. |
William_T@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 10/05/10 |
You need a X58 board
Pros: Very easy to overclock and install Comment:
Very good cpu i got it when it was on sale and it works great. One of the most cost effective cpu's for a gaming rig these days. |
Michael_R@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/30/10 |
Pros: Excellent Overclocking PotentialFast initial Core SpeedComporable to products of higher value Comment:
I had done initially quite a lot of research on a number of different websites to get an idea on which processors would perform the tasks I need most adequately. Comparing this product to the Extreme Edition Line i965 and such for the value and cost of this product I can't possibly justify shelling out the extra 500$+. This chip runs beautifully overclocked, and can handle the most extreme tasks, I bundled it with the Gigabyte X58-UDR3 (I know, I know..) I will likely upgrade to Asus soon but for the time being this is a wonderful processor and could not be happier with the performance and cost effectiveness it provides me with. |
stoanee@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/27/10 |
Cant get past 4.4 ghz.......yet
Pros: Easy to overclock, prices keep coming down Comment:
I am a folder and love these chips. Easy to overclock to 4.1 ghz. They are the cream of the crop so far. |
Dan_TTS@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/26/10 |
Pros: SUPER FAST Easy to overclock to 4 ghz Comment:
Great cpu a lot faster then my old q6600 f3.4ghz when at stock clocks and when running at 4ghz the i7 930 is just unreal |
dht@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/17/10 |
High power consumptionPrice (got to keep the stock holder happy)
Pros: Certainly faster than what I had (but there will be something else faster) Comment:
New build system aside from the AMD Athlon 3800+and there's just no comparison. Managed to overclocked the cpu up to 4.0GHz mark but temperature just way too high. Ran OCCTPT2.0.0a for stability and OCCTPT show up with some weird voltage (I think the 12v is way lower than it should—don't remember). I got freaked out and set the cpu back to default 2.8GHz. Too bad I didn't remember the voltage setting as I can't get it to boot to Windows® with 4.0GHz again. |
Kierkegaard@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/15/10 |
None so far
Pros: FastQuiet Comment:
I've had the processor for a week now, and, coming from a Core 2 Duo E6300; I must say it extremely fast. Looking at Task Manager's Performance screen seeing 8 logical cores being used for video processing is a thing of beauty. What used to take 5-6 hours, now takes 30 minutes. I am pleased. |
Kevin_G@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/13/10 |
have had none yet
Pros: quickeasy to over clock Comment:
this is great upgrade from my AMD i haven't used Intel in many years, and now i don't think i would go back easy to over clock. I would highly recommend the i7 930 |
cowboyj@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/13/10 |
One of the hottest running Intel CPUs to date.Heat sink is just adequate at factory presets, but I purchased an aftermarket heatsink for overclocking and peace of mind
Pros: extremely fast, hardware support for virtualization, large onboard mem cache Comment:
I decided to purchase the core i7 930 instead of the 950, at roughly $30 less. I couldn't justify spending the extra money for the same CPU running about 200Mhz faster - that's not something I would notice during average use. Overclockability is about the same for these i7's.The speed of this CPU is great, under windows 7 enterprise. I run multiple virtual machines for development, and occasionally have use for virtual PC to run xp mode. The difference is quite dramatic, coming from a core 2 duo e4300. Even without overclocking, this CPU is lightning fast for anything I throw at it. |
Alec_B@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/11/10 |
Haven't seen any so far. This chip has been running stable for me. Haven't tried overclocking it yet though.
Pros: Very fastNot too pricyYou can overclock itIt fits any socket 1366 board Comment:
I have seen many positive reviews about this processor on the net. Decided to bite the bullet and purchase it. I couldn't be happier. |
Evan_V@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/10/10 |
best when used with good cooling
Pros: great bang for the buck Comment:
I never overclocked a processor before, but with a good case, cooler, and motherboard, i got to 3.8Ghz without too much fiddling. i'm sure the big 4.0 is in my future so like i said this is a great bang for the buck.For those not sure how to overclock like a pro check out Linus on NCIX tech tips and he'll run you through it on his youtube video's no sweat.Thanks Linus |
Harmony@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/09/10 |
Pros: -Very cool-Easy to over clock Comment:
I've had no issues and enjoy this CPU, it was a true bargain, however if your not going to over clock I suggest the 950 over this. |
MikeG@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 09/01/10 |
Stock fan
Pros: ReliableO/C potential Comment:
I purchased this CPU for my latest computer build approx 3 months ago. It's been running well and has acceptable temps on stock cooling. I plan to O/C this when it gets a little older and others have reported that getting over 4GHZ is pretty easy to do so it will essentially have two lives. |
Shaun_C@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/31/10 |
-Nothing, this chip is awesome!
Pros: -Fast-Cheap-Overclockable-Socket 1366 Comment:
This processor is stellar! It has 4 cores and supports Hyperthreading so it is like 8 processors working together. I had Team Fortress 2 running (all at max settings) and then I minimized it and started playing Age of Empires III (all at max settings still) and it ran beautifully! No complaints what so ever! This was all with running it at its stock 2.8ghz speed because I have yet to overclock it but plan to do so in the future. I have heard you can overclock this baby to 4.0ghz STABLE with a minor upgrade to the Heatsink. I bought an aftermarket heatsink so that I can OC safely when I decide to do it, but until then, this this is rock solid and I'm loving it in my new Gaming build! |
Geoffrey_S@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/25/10 |
Pros: Easy overclocking Comment:
Best cpu you'll find right now under $500.Ridiculously easy overclock to 4GHz.Takes some tweaking to get it to go higher.Highly recommended |
Hector_L@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/24/10 |
Stock cooler it comes with sucks.
Pros: Fast, Multi-core with hyperthreading, Great for overclocking Comment:
Bought as part of a computer for gaming/video editing. Haven't been disappointed so far. Definitely need to get a better cooler for it though. |
Alexander_G@NCIX Rating: Review Date: 08/20/10 |
Pros: FastSame price as 920 Comment:
Fast, powerful, with a small increase in clock speed vs the i7 920 for the same price. Cant go wrong with it. Great upgrade from my old q6600. Really notice the difference in video encoding. |


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Published on 16th May 2014 by David Hing
Far Cry 4 will be set in the Himalayas and sees the player going up against a self appointed despotic king.
Originally Posted by damien cMeh will wait for reviews and videos off it to see if it's the same mess as Far cry 3.
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