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ModRight Blackout Cables Review
Hello Everyone, as you have noticed, I've started doing some Member Reviews here and there and so I bring to you another ModRight Product, Thanks to FrozenCPU.
Today It's the ModRight Black-Out Series of Cable Extensions.
from the picture Above, I was sent Quite a few cables I personally would not be able to use Currently, but I have taken the time to Just show you how many there are, as not one of them are the same so I used different lengths for the same cables.
Trust me, They have practically everything you can think of for just a regular Add-on cable to a extension cable.
They offer a HUGE Variety of cables for this Series and is quite impressive.
I saw they do not keep the cables Attached to each other like Standard PSU cables are and I like that about them, and by that I mean where you can tear the cable apart from the other ect.
Here's their product Description:
The ModRight Black-Out Series is all black connectors, all black wire, and all black construction!
The ModRight Black-Out Series was created to cut right to the chase. No one really wants to see wire cable colors. Furthermore some people don't want to sleeve their cables or pay more for pre-sleeved cables. They simply want a cable that functions and doesn't distract from the rest of the hardware. Then steps in the Black-Out Series! The all black design will disappear in your case sending power and data where you need it without drawing attention to itself! The best part is these cables are priced right!
Well with that sort of description, I must say it is Spot On!
What ModRight Has done is just make some Plain Completely black cable extensions for those who dont like Sleeved cables but also dont like the Colors that come Standard on Powersupplys.
I just hate the colors they put on power supply cables and as well as the sleeving, as it bunches the cables up, and in fact if you remove the sleeving can cause you to void your warranty with some Manufacturers.
Well the Black-Out Series from ModRight does what it should do, Extend your Cables if they are too short, Allow you to put everything onto one connector, or even just simply make the cables Blacked Out.
It's just Straight black all around, no frills no thrills, Just the straight black that you want, Not even Heatshrink to make people look away from the cables.
Of course though, for something like the 3pin to 9x 3pin Y Cable and others similar theres heatshrink on the molex 4pin area for some just so that the cables have a good secure starting area and dont go all over the place.
Just for you to see the thickness of a few cables, I am showing you 4 different cables, a 24pin extension,6pin pci-e extension, a 3x to 9x3pin extension and a 4pin molex to 4pin Y extension, to show they are just normal wire size, including how the Fan/3pin extensions are small thin wires like they would be not sleeved.
So to get to the point...
The ones I used in this review are the following...
24pin ATX Extension 12"
6pin PCI-E Extension Cable 12"
6pin PCI-E Extension Cable 18"
4pin molex to 3x 3-Pin Y Cable Splitter 24"
8pin 12v EPS Extension Cable 12"
4-Pin Molex to 2x Sata Power Adapter Cable 12" (put in incase I put a Blu-ray drive in with existing DVD Drive)
(I forgot to add the Sata Power Adapter Cable in as It was a last minute decision :-\ )
Just to show the Length of one of the cables, I chose to do the 24inch 24pin ATX Extension. Its a bit more then 24inches, giving you a little headroom, it's better to have a little more then a little less in some cases.
Now, As you can see from the pictures below, I have a pretty messy case...Especially with Stock PSU Cables, it just looks plain bad...
Im always taking stuff apart and putting new stuff in or swapping stuff out.
Cables are always a hassle and every time I just change something different due to lengths of cables, or I just did not like how it looked.
Heres another picture just showing all my cables undone and how much I had.
Now, With the cables, Of course being as simple as Plugging in existing cables into them, I was able to Make it look Quite better inside and Behind.
I also was able to remove a few cables from my PSU due to some of the add-on extensions such as 4pin molex to Sata and what not, being able to get rid of double cables ect.
I can finally get some cables to my Ziptie areas built into the case, Releaving stress on them, as well as just overall packed into more of one area and allow easier back panel Closing.
I would like to note:
They DO offer Longer cables, ranging from around 12" all the way up to 48" (cable size varies per type)
I think some of the Longer cables are unneccessary, but Im just a Regular user, I dont case mod or any of that, so these cables for people with big Builds they are creating, or just have a Huge case and want a Certain type of cable management go ahead they make them!
Cables like 8pin EPS does not have 4pin EPS options and hide the other 4 pins, same with the 8pin pci express meaning if you have a 6pin but bought a 8pin that 8pin will not work for you.
They do make PCI Express 8pins to 6pins and vice versa though for those who have been stuck with 8pin connectors without a 6pin option or 6pins without a 8pin option on their Power Supplys.
Also fan cables that have like 3xpin or 4pin to X-Amount of 3pins or 4pins, Be weary of your fans for how many Amps they draw, as your Headers can only pull so much, I would suggest putting these on a 4pin Molex connector if possible to prevent Header overheating as this is a risk with ANY brand header Y Cable.
I would rate these ModRight Black-Out series cables a 4/5, they do their job, and perform how they should while the competitive price against similar or sleeved cables are lower.
Need I remind you These are NOT SLEEVED as alot of people still prefer Non-Sleeved Over Sleeved.
Priced at a fair affordable price
Fan Extensions are not bulky what so ever
Blacks out everything.
Clean and simple styling
Cables are Bare without Nothing else on them such as Sleeving, or heatshrink adding more to the cables then neccessary.
Some extensions can be rediculusly Long. Would prefer maybe a 8inch or 6inch cables option over the 12inch for Pci-E/ATX 24pin for smaller Cases.
PCI-E Cables dont have something such as 8pin to 6/8pin connection compatabilities incase of future upgrade needing a 8pin if current only uses 6pin.
Just what I would like to note, as I don't think it would be appropriate to list EVERY Single cable, Please check them all out at the link below.
(Or Buy from below link at FrozenCPU.Com so you dont have to search)
If you see a cable and would like me to look at it for you, Please let me know and I'll try to get something up for you.Oh so my buttox feels like its been man handled is on topic?
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I think that ModRight has been around for quite some time, actually. Do you mean that it's a new product?
In general, I tend to shy away from pre-made "modding" tools because that's...not modding. But I'm just a silly elitist :D
Also, not a fan of the "let's just make the cables black" philosophy. I'm a fan of sleeving. One of the reasons I wasn't super impressed with the AX all-black cables. For the same price, you can get sleeved cables from either NZXT or BitFenix. I'd choose those.
Of course, that's my opinion - I'm sure that a lot of people like the plain wire over the sleeving.
Whatever the case may be, extra black in the case never hurts :D
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Cool cable, it can make easy to apply
They seem like nice low priced extension cables. Only thing I hate about any of the extension cables is that while they have that nice sleek look of individual sleeving or whatever they do, the cables come apart in some occasion if you have to run longer cables across the system.
Edit: another thing. In 90% of the cases you don't even need a extension cable, so it just adds to the cable management you have to do behind the motherboard.Main System (X79 Beast):
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Thanks guys.
also yeah, Modright has been around a bit, and non sleeved cables such as the modright blackout series are a few bucks cheaper then the NZXT Cables and Bit Fenix Cables all around so dunno what you've seen.
But hey, some people just want a good clean looking extension cable.
Yeah though, tbh these cables do look nice cause of the wires seperated and no ugly messed up rainbow colors on the connectors =POh so my buttox feels like its been man handled is on topic?
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MARK KEOHANE writes that England, at least until the teams next meet, are in the penthouse and all of New Zealand's rugby world champions will be made to feel like home for the next six months is closer to the shithouse.
England won a Test that was more a non contest 38-21 and they won it in a manner surely only their players could have believed was possible.
England also ensured international rugby remains a game of hope for those who play the All Blacks and not merely an opportunity for the game's self proclaimed Messiah to deliver an exhibition of the supposed idealism of the game.
The rugby gods have a way of ensuring this is a game meant for mortals that appreciate the triumph and fallibility of mortals. New Zealand, in recent weeks, bemoaned the imperfection of their mortal performances and turned their attention to an indulgent and self-absored inner search for rugby immortality.
It was painful to listen to how no win was good enough as the game's best players bemoaned their vulnerability in making mistakes, but it will never be as painful as the beating inflicted on them by an England team apparently lacking in ambition, belief and of inferior playing pedigree.
The All Blacks, strained at the continued imperfections of every Test victory, spoke of finishing the year with the perfect performance but got only to know the feeling of a non-performance.
No English team has ever been as uncharitable, brutal and belittling when hosting the All Blacks. How wonderfully entertaining of the English to finally show some mongrel and to do it with a poise more befitting of the pending immortals wearing black.
England played as if sent by the gods to remind the All Blacks that reward comes from beating the opposition and not the romantic notion of a perfect rugby performance.
Playing the perfect game will never be possible, but the All Blacks who took a beating at Twickenham will know there is something like the most painful game.
Celebrate England and smile. The result was perfect, which is very different to a performance assessed on a belief that it has to be perfect.
The sport needed this result as much as the All Blacks needed a reminder that beating the opposition is still the greater reward and reason to play the game than the self indulgent notion that victory comes not in who they beat but in their ability to play the perfect game.
Players, who have made New Zealand the best team in the world in the last 20 months, will never know what it feels like to be perfect in 80 minutes of Test rugby, but they certainly will speak with authority about how it feels to be pulverised and made to feel pedestrian, pathetic and pulverised.
England, expected to play with passion but no poise, precision or perfection, were ruthless, adventurous and never reckless in taking the game's champs and for 80 minutes treating them like chumps.
The hosts, heroic and inspirational, led 15-0 at half-time in the most emphatic domination of the All Blacks in the history of the two teams. Don't belittle what England achieved. Not since Jonny Wilkinson kicked the most famous drop goal in English rugby to win England the 2003 World Cup has a nation had as much reason to feel so bloody good on a Saturday night after a Test match.
This was never a contest. In the context of the 80 minutes New Zealand were fortunate not to concede 50 points.
It would do every England player a disservice to speak of New Zealand player fatigue as the reason for the defeat, and it would also do England a disservice to want to read anything beyond the 80 minutes into the performance.
This match needs to celebrated for a result that balances the world order, even if only temporarily, but more importantly for 80 of the finest minutes in England's professional rugby history.
It reminded me of Buster Douglas knocking out Mike Tyson as among sport's greatest upsets. The more the England backs trampled over the limp New Zealand defence, the more surreal it seemed. It was a beating of the most emphatic nature and it showed what is possible in any one-off contest where adventure and belief match the physicality and commitment.
New Zealand in the professional era average just over one Test defeat a year. This was it. The unbeaten Test run of 20 ended with a knockout, but it was the All Blacks who were floored. Ultimately it may prove that the most humiliating of defeats proves the most inspiring of results in the push for a successful defence of the World Cup in 2015.
England's win was their first against the All Blacks and Springboks in 20 Tests so there is no crisis in New Zealand rugby and there certainly should not be any talk just yet of England being world champions in 2015.
Celebrate what is possible when it all comes together for a team in 80 minutes. Call it magnificent and don't be shy in using every bit of purple praise to commend a performance and a result that is a contradiction of the player pedigree of the sides and certainly of the results in the last two seasons.
England's players will believe it is possible to win, even against the might of the All Blacks. And New Zealand's finest will know it is possible to lose, even against a youthful England.
Twickenham on Saturday will be mentioned every time a team is dismissed as a challenger to the world's best in New Zealand. It will also be the reminder to every All Black player and every New Zealand supporter that if the professional game's two greatest players Richie McCaw and Dan Carter could so decisively be pummeled in 80 minutes, no match can be assumed safe on the basis of the black jersey and previous performances.
New Zealand produce the quality of England's finest moment since 2003 three matches in four. Their domination of the game and standards of excellence often mean that their finest matches are not given the necessary accolades because of all the talk of playing the perfect game.
Perhaps New Zealand's public will again appreciate what constitutes a fine All Blacks win because they again know what it feels like to be humiliated on at least one Saturday in the Test calendar year.
I expect there to be humility in the post match talk from both camps. England will talk of the need to back up this type of all-round win against the very best and deliver consistently in big tournaments. New Zealand can't but acknowledge this was a day in which they g0t whipped in every aspect of the game.
New Zealand's 2011 World Cup-winning squad peaked with the most decisive last 40 minutes against the Springboks at Soccer City. It was a match that defined the quality of the world champions. Twickenham will be the start of a building towards a younger side for New Zealand. That is not a bad thing because what Saturday showed is that if the legs are not there no amount of wisdom, experience of historical brilliance can guarantee a winning result.
England were passionate in everything they did, accurate, clinical and crushingly brutal in the collisions. The result and the flow of the game would have surprised no-one had the winners being wearing black.
Give England their due. On this particular Saturday, All Blacks wingers Cory Jane and Julian Savea were as good as they have been all year. For the rest England won at the scrum, the lineout, field position, ball possession and most importantly in every collision. They advanced metres. The men in black were manhandled and carried back with as much ferocity.
The black jersey is again the cape of mortals. Hooray for that.
The 2015 World Cup again has an appeal. Nothing can ever be taken as a given when World Cup glory is determined in 80 minutes.
England have players capable of playing rugby as it was meant to be played. New Zealand, the bench mark of excellence, have players capable of taking a beating. The challenger played with the authority of the champion and the champion with the confusion and bewilderment of a mere pretender taking a pounding.
Take away the identities of the players and the two teams and reflect on the rugby. It was deserving of a standing ovation.
England believed and the All Blacks were never given a chance to not believe. The blows, all legal, were landed in the first collisions and sustained for the duration of the contest. New Zealand were never in this game and the momentum was always with those blokes in white.
England flanker Tom Wood was named Man of the Match but centre Manu Tualigi will remember this day as the one in which greats were made to look like greying pensioners. England's triumph was New Zealand's humiliation.
Carter played with the hesitation of a general who wasn't fit enough to be in battle. Not even the finest are exempt if the mind knows the body is bleeding. Not even the greatest of them all McCaw could match the intensity of England, individually or collectively.
The All Blacks, beaten up for 50 minutes, countered with a flurry that historically would have be followed by a fundamental lesson that this is a team that can be dazed but never regarded defeated. Jane's footwork and fighting qualities inspired 14 points.
England, 15 points clear and on the rampage, suddenly led by a point and the assumption was the last 20 minutes would be theirs by default more than design. Every other opponent has imploded at the ease with which an hour of control is undone within three minutes.
England's players, unlike every other opponent in the last 18 months, simply played with greater adventure in response to New Zealand's terrific two-try cameo and scored a brilliant try of their own. The confidence of England led to more chaos within New Zealand and the reality of circumstance for once proved more influential and defining than the mystique of the might of the black jersey.
England believed they could not lose. The All Blacks knew this was a day they could not win. They were courageous in trying to summon something but England's reward for refusing to succumb to history and play the situation on merit was the most comprehensive English win in the history of battles between the two countries.
There was nothing fortunate about the win, but there was something particularly fabulous. England played the near perfect blend of rugby New Zealand talks about, in appreciation for width but with precision and not recklessness, in respect of 80 minutes and not 60 and with regard to an opponent who never lacked in desire but never threatened to terrorise.
This was a day when England looked like a team of wonderfully conditioned international rugby players and New Zealand looked bemused, battered and beaten by the refusal of a team to be beaten by a jersey worn by players who had not lost in 18 months, but who on the day were taken a beating.
The best team won at Twickenham on the basis of 80 minutes. Enjoy it England because while no one can say it will be a once in a 100 performance against the world's best it certainly was a once in 20.
As for New Zealand it was a once in 21 defeat.
Perspective? Not just yet.
All of England deserve to boast about this one. It was that kind of demolition job.
And all of New Zealand should replace the patronising talk of the All Blacks being a team in search of playing the perfect game to a team that was painfully pulverised in their last game.
Perspective? Not for the weekend at least.
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3 Dec 2012, 12:19 pmThis was by far the most nonsensical column I have ever read by Keo. It is like he wanted to make a point somewhere in there.
3 Dec 2012, 12:57 pmGuys what happens next year with the June tours. Are the French comming to SA, or will it be the Italians? Also who will tour against the Argies and All Blacks? We all know that Aus will be involved in the B&I tour. Any ideas?
3 Dec 2012, 12:58 pm@rossoneri-702:
French 3 tests in NZ. -
3 Dec 2012, 13:00 pm@rossoneri-702:
We have Scotland, Italy and one other as far as I know -
3 Dec 2012, 13:01 pmIs this the intelligent up to date thread on this blog site because if one takes a gander at the recent comments portfolio seems some bloggers are still pretty much stuck in a hore fest extravaganza of ultra intelligent grown up adult pursuits
3 Dec 2012, 13:16 pmseems not
seems the levels of adult intelligence on this web site gravitate toward some inane pursuit of blogging supremacy on a dead and buried thread already more than a week old
oh well I guess one can be forgiven for thinking that adults actually posted here.
3 Dec 2012, 13:18 pm@nortierd-704: Surely Scotland is part of the B&I tour to Australia?
3 Dec 2012, 13:19 pm@rossoneri-707:
Yes, but only a few players from each of the home Unions are selected.
The rest will tour.
Some NH teams will probably tour Argentina as well -
3 Dec 2012, 13:20 pm@skopdiekan-706:
Not much on the news front to talk about.
Pretty quiet couple of days -
3 Dec 2012, 13:34 pm@PissAnt-701:
was about to post same thing untill i saw your post. think we should aplaud him for getting paid for this rubbish. -
3 Dec 2012, 13:38 pmhurricane – Memories of the 99RWC Semi tee hee!!! I hope this loss hurts the entire Island tee hee.
BY the way how the emotional help lines in New Zealand, running off the hook? -
3 Dec 2012, 13:40 pmHurriance – Ha ha ha the French are coming to rape your island once more, memories of 94!!! (TEE HEE FLIPPIN HEE)
3 Dec 2012, 14:11 pm@Hurricane-653: Morning Hurricane, on this note I reckon the AB's need to look at 2,4 and 5. You guys have great props and brilliant loose forwards but are possibly thin at hooker and lock. Dane Coles doesn't seem test quality to me and Hore/Meealamu are ending their careers. I also think Brad Thorn leaving left a big hole at no 4.
3 Dec 2012, 14:16 pmI think he was drunk when he wrote this, he keeps repeating himself.
3 Dec 2012, 14:19 pm@PissAnt-714: he was defo drunk or high.
but one thing is for sure, he was loving every minute of it.
3 Dec 2012, 15:44 pmWhat a weekend for New Zealand?
1st – England destroys them and then losing to Samoa in the 7s.
It will take real character to bounce back from this.
Times are tough – Proteas later this month, so it will not get any easier…
3 Dec 2012, 16:20 pm@Sheriff-716: On the bright side, it gives us our first chance to play the yeah-but-who-won-the-world-cup card. Surprisingly, it isn't as much consolation as I was expecting
3 Dec 2012, 17:15 pm@race of tan-712: TEE HEE still buoyed by remembering all the fat snivelling bitter bokke pricks crying into their cans of castle in Soweto TEE FLIPPING HEE
3 Dec 2012, 19:20 pmIt is indeed a kuk article
4 Dec 2012, 04:32 am@race of tan-711:
@race of tan-712:
What the heck is this person?
Are you 5 years old?
Fkn tee hee?? -
4 Dec 2012, 04:33 am@Sheriff-716:
How do you guys do it Sheriff? -
4 Dec 2012, 08:29 am@bokke baiter-718: I see all you dumb arseeee keeeeweeees are all of a sudden using your own name in you posts know,snivellers.Try and be a little bit original.We would rather drink castle than that pisswater red,speights,db that you knoob jockeys drink down there in the backwater that you come from.Watch out all women of nz,THE KEEEEWEEEEEE males pride has been dented and there will be a backlash by the gumboot wearing retards.Go into hiding now.
4 Dec 2012, 08:33 am@Hurricane-721:
Losing is never nice, but everyone has to admit the Poms put on a masterclass and beat us at our own game.I feel less hurt losing like that than if we had been strangled in some boring mistake laden slug fest and then grasped at endless what ifs to explain away it could have been a different result.
NZ lost to a team that was far better on the day, end of story.
4 Dec 2012, 08:54 am@Brads-723: Well put.
Surely Heyneke will have to look at the Poms' performance as a blueprint for how he wants the boks to play. Strong forward play and clever runs outwide that lead to a comprehensive win over the most consistent team in World Rugby.
This has to be the ultimate case against his kick-and-chase game plan = winning rugby philosophy.
4 Dec 2012, 09:05 am@DumbSupporter-724:
Exactly.The Poms are in exactly the same rebuild situation as SA, so there is no reason why Meyer should be excused for the results he has achieved.
4 Dec 2012, 09:08 amMaybe the Boks must start wearing the Protea top . This should give them the same mythical powers that the AB top grants mediocre players . It is tiresome seeing players like Nonu , Smith , Hore and co being lauded as greats when they take regular beatings from our Super rugby teams . It is time to look at the All Blacks as what they are , a team of players who are afforded too much respect because of being tied to a perception that a black jersey contains some kind of mythical power .
It is time that we treated them with the same kind of disdain that the Proteas treat the Ozzies with .
4 Dec 2012, 09:26 am@Brads-725: Just to keep things in perspective, I think we have to take the stomach bug the team had into consideration.
Anyone who has had gastro (not sure what exactly the ABs were fighting during the week) will know that physically you are far below your best.
I am sure this had something to do with their poor performance. I mean seriously, the boks beat England the week before with some horrendous rugby and one week later the poms look invincible.
4 Dec 2012, 09:28 am@spooky-726:
I find it sad the way a few weak willed morons need to clutch onto wins by any team that play the AB's or in the case of the Protea's, a completely different sporting code, just to get some vicarious relief from the beatings your current batch of heroes are being dealt. -
4 Dec 2012, 09:30 am@DumbSupporter-727: Yes, you are right… However it just amazes me that the all the bright spark Kiwi Doctors and Nurses still haven't found a cure or vaccine for this stomach affliction that strikes low their biggest National Asset from time to time and from time immemorial… Especially in the weeks leading to historic losses…
4 Dec 2012, 09:32 am@DumbSupporter-727:
Perhaps, but they have dismissed the stomach bug issue and I accept that.What happened here is the AB's were simply not prepared for the game the Poms turned up with. Not quite an ambush, but no one expected them to play like they did and they took full advantage.
Whether the Poms could pull off a similar effort if it was a two plus match series is another story altogether.
4 Dec 2012, 09:39 am@Heavens Game-729:
Quite right, medical marvels have eluded us.How is the coaching marvels going for you guys, do you need a hand yet, or are you going to tough it out for a few more disappointments?
Surely it time to call in an Aussie or a bit of inspiration from someone outside the team isn't it?
4 Dec 2012, 09:45 am@Brads-730: I appreciate you not using it as an excuse – very noble.
I am still not convinced. England was so bad the week before that the SA public gave the boks very little recognition for beating them at home. One way for them to suddenly 'dominate the All Blacks in the collisions' was if the ABs were physically not 100%.
Yes, the Poms could have been galvanised by the criticism that they had to take leading up to the game. But the ease with which the poms dealt with the NZ physically points towards them not being 100%.
4 Dec 2012, 09:49 amI would love the game to prove that the ABs can also have a bad game as it gives us hope that they can be beaten on the day.
But this just seems to good to be true. And then it ussually is.
4 Dec 2012, 09:59 am@DumbSupporter-732:
Who will ever know for sure, but the end result was England pitched up against the AB's and dealt to us.No one is offering excuses and nor should they. England deserve their day in the sun.
However, I do not believe they would have it in them for a repeat performance if a second match was played this weekend.
Which is why I am not reacting to the loss as if it was a watershed event.
4 Dec 2012, 10:05 am@DumbSupporter-732: I tend to agree. I know how i feel after I've had a bug and the last thing I'd want to be doing is stopping 110kg flankers all afternoon.
4 Dec 2012, 10:09 am@DumbSupporter-733:
Of course NZ can have a bad day, or the opposition can play a better game on the day. RWC's have proven that.NZ hasn't won as often as AB supporters hoped, but more importantly, NZ was knocked out because we lost games we were not expected to lose.
So there is no reason any of the top teams should go into a match thinking they have no chance.
4 Dec 2012, 10:12 am@Brads-723:
Thanks brads, but i have said all along that the Poms deserved there win.
They played a game that we have not played against in a long time.
Put us on the back foot and we could not recover. They saw this and just kept going. -
4 Dec 2012, 10:18 am@Atreides-735:
Irrespective of what any individual AB was feeling health wise, England pounced on every advantage they came across and ran out comfortable winners.Even if the bug had of been a factor, we can't dismiss the reality England were 15 zip ahead early in the match.
A period in the game I would expect the AB's to be best equipped to stave off the after effects of any stomach bug issues.
4 Dec 2012, 10:19 am@Hurricane-737:
Yep.Quite refreshing really.
4 Dec 2012, 10:23 am@Brads-738: Yea they did look pretty hungry. I didn't see most of the match, but a friend said that the ref was watching the AB's very closely at ruck time, and didn't give them the leeway they usually enjoy?
Robshaw is a guy to watch too
4 Dec 2012, 10:33 am@Atreides-740:
I disagree.The AB's weren't under any extra scrutiny in my opinion.
Carter missed a couple of easy kicks early, while Farrell nailed everything on offer and racked up the 15 nil lead for the Poms.
Other teams have had the same opportunity this year and come up short.
4 Dec 2012, 10:42 am@Brads-741: Ok…I'll try catch the game on PVR sometime
5 Dec 2012, 13:08 pmAw man the AB's got ***** slapped so hard that their man boobs concaved!!!!
5 Dec 2012, 18:50 pm@Brads-723: You are a good guy
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Signs of Life Again in Howell on Thursday
Work being done to repair the damage done by Sandy
On Thursday morning at Town Hall residents filled the new meeting room ready to do their part to help the township.
The volunteers were going to places like the Candlewood neighborhood to help clear brush and debris They were also going to senior communities like The Villages and Surrey Downs to check on residents and offer assistance to people who may not have heard updates on the storm.
As the damage done by Hurricane Sandy remains in clear sight there were also signs that the township was moving forward with repairs and getting back to life as we knew it before the storm.
Most of the traffic lights on Route 9 were still out but late Wednesday the New Jersey Department of Transportation installed a signal at Aldrich Road allowing motorists to move freely through the intersection. That also remains the only place in town, along with the jughandle for Route 195 to go from the northbound side of the street to the southbound side.
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Very few stores remained open as well on Thursday morning. The Home Depot was open for business as were the Lowe's, Target and Stop & Shop but there was no word on what their supplies were as residents look for everything from generators to food. The Pathmark on Route 9 is also open.
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I'll stay home and make coffee for the crew at Route 9 and Bergerville Road if it helps.
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Jersey Mikes on Aldrich & 9 is open. They have no power but they're making subs via generator outside.
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1:03 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
I thought I saw that Jersey Mikes had that tent out. Definitely very cool. John it looks like those crews are going to be out there for a while so the coffee might be very much appreciated.
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8:12 pm on Thursday, November 1, 2012
A huge thank you to the crews responsible for the repair of power! Excellent job!
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Anybody know when the downed pole on fort plains (near Sunnyside) is getting fixed?
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Couple's Photo Op
At the chocolate party and past ones I've thrown, I like to have a silly photobooth set up for couples to take memorable pictures. Besides the overload of chocolate, it's one of my favorite parts of the evening because at the end of the night I have a picture of just me and the hubby. This year's photobooth was one of my favorite. I ordered the chalkboard speech bubbles from Playing Grown Up and the fabric backdrop is from Ikea. All the couples had a great time thinking up what they were going to write. Here are a few of my favorites.
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LOVE the bubbles, so creative. I still want to see ALL of them sometime :)
- March 23, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- Alison said...
Oh still laughing. . . Matt and Jen's is my favorite.
- March 25, 2011 at 2:11 AM
- Sarah said...
Such a great idea! Your so creative :)
- March 25, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- SMcMullin said...
Love these!!! The hippest bunch of couples I know. And you are the most fun, creative gal out there.
- March 28, 2011 at 3:44 PM
- Rachael said...
So good to see some of my favorite people from CT. Looks so much fun!
- March 30, 2011 at 3:14 PM
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Days when temperatures climb into triple digits followed by evenings with fast-moving thunder storms can leave beginning gardeners unsure about whether or not to add supplemental water to their vegetable gardens. The general rule of thumb is that plants need about one inch of water a week either from rain or irrigation or a combination of the two. The amount of water can vary depending on the type of soil in the garden, but the objective is to wet the soil to a depth of 5 or 6 inches and not water again until the top few inches begin to dry out. "Your garden needs to be watered deeply,"says Henrico Extension Agent Lisa Sanderson. "And that requires some time. "Some people think sprinkling water with a hose for a few minutes and wetting the surface of the soil will be enough,"she adds,"but deep watering is not something you can do for 10 minutes and be done." Taking the time to water plants deeply can make them more resistant to droughts because the plants develop deep roots. "Watering a little bit every day encourages shallow roots," says Sanderson, "So plants dry out quicker. And watering every day helps surface seeds, which are usually weeds, to germinate and grow." Sanderson cautions that every garden is different, so gardeners need to check their soil to see when to water. Sandy soils may need to be watered more often, while a clay soil can hold moisture longer. Organic matter that you can add by incorporating it at tilling or by top dressing plants with compost can help soil hold moisture. "You can use a rain gauge to see how much rain water your garden is getting," says Sanderson. "Or use a soil meter to see how dry the soil is." "Fingers are also wonderful things to check soil moisture,"she adds. "Or use a trowel to pull back some soil and check for moisture." The best time to water is in the morning when cooler temperatures mean less water will be lost to evaporation. Watering early also allows foliage that gets wet to dry before nightfall. "It's better to water at the roots,"says Sanderson. "More water gets to the plant, and you have fewer issues with disease caused by moisture on the leaves." If time is an issue, busy gardeners can use soaker hoses that allow water to slowly seep out all along their length. Placed at the base of plants and left on for sufficient time, soaker hoses can provide the deep watering that plants need. "It's also a great idea to mulch your plants,"says Sanderson. Mulch conserves moisture in the soil by slowing evaporation and can prevent backsplash on leaves during watering. Plus mulching helps to control weeds that compete for the soil's moisture. Sanderson adds that these watering principles also apply to landscape plants. "Usually, established plants are fine," she says,"but when you have these hot, hot days, it's a good idea to keep your eye on your plants to see if you need to water." |
Short Pump Ruritan Club donates $50k to Virginia War Memorial
The Short Pump Ruritan/Civic Association Foundation, Inc. recently presented a check for $50,000 to the Virginia War Memorial Educational Foundation. The donation will be used to finance the production of a new film about the Vietnam War as part of the War Memorial's award-winning Virginians at War film series. > Read more.
Vintage Home Market set for June 15-16
A longtime Lakeside business owner and his partner are bringing "The Vintage Home Market" to the Richmond International Raceway Complex June 15-16.
Tony Turner has operated a business on Lakeside Avenue for nearly 20 years, beginning with Huckleberries Home & Garden for 10 years in The Hub Shopping Center and followed by Feathernesters across the street in the Lakeside Town Center. > Read more.
Fan Care offers heat relief to seniors
Citizen Staff Reports 06/06/2013
Qualifying senior citizens can receive free relief from summer heat through the 23rd annual Fan Care program, which provides fans and cooling assistance to seniors 60 and older in need.
The program is an initiative of Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging for seniors who meet income eligibility requirements and have a situation that threatens their health. > Read more.
The program is an initiative of Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging for seniors who meet income eligibility requirements and have a situation that threatens their health. > Read more.
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A community 'Kaffeehaus' in Henrico's Far West End
Born and raised in good old Europe, I am quite familiar with the traditional Austro-Hungarian tradition of the Kaffeehaus, an institution that represents a lifestyle of relaxing and thinking in a familiar environment with coffee, pastry, news, good service, marble tables, subdued sounds like the click-clack of the coffee machine, mugs and plates, conversations among patrons and with staff and a bit of low volume Johann Strauss music.
And so it was a thrill to find a modern version of a Kaffeehaus right here in Henrico County: The Daily Grind, near Short Pump Town Center. > Read more.
Oklahoma tornado victims to benefit from Innsbrook concert
The Innsbrook Foundation will present a special concert June 19 at the Innsbrook Snagajob Pavilion to raise funds benefiting the victims of the Moore and Shawnee communities of Oklahoma.
The Innsbrook After Hours RVA Cares event will feature five bands and a family festival in recognition of the many families devastated by the Oklahoma tornadoes on May 20, which killed 23 people, injured 377 others, and left destroyed and damaged homes affecting 33,000 residents. > Read more.
Food trucks arrive in the West End
West End residents no longer have to pick between fighting the summer mall crowds for a quick bite or breaking the bank to eat at a fine-dining spot because one Richmond group is bringing both to them.
RVA Street Foodies, the organization behind the outdoor food truck courts at the Virginia Historical Society and Hardywood Brewery, debuted its new Henrico food truck court at All Saints Episcopal Church on River Road May 22. > Read more.
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2 green apples, halved
4 stalks celery, leaves removed
1 cucumber
6 leaves kale
1/2 lemon, peeled
1 (1 inch) piece fresh ginger
This is the Mean Green recipe made famous in the movie "Fat. Sick and Nearly Dead". It's one of the most used green juice recipes out there and there's a good reason. The flavor is slightly sweet (apples) and a bit spicy (ginger). It's really easy to digest and very filling. The hardest part about making this juice will be cleaning your juicer. That's always a bummer.
This green juice tastes mostly of celery. After a few sips, I added a cup of grapes to tone down the celery and sweeten a little more. Very good. Thanks for sharing.
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This is a great tasting juice! The ginger, lemon, and apples really blend the kale in well. I used 1/2 a lemon and 2 full leaves of kale for my first try ;)
Was drinkable and no doubt healthy but not my fav. this is something you consume bc its good for you not bc you love to drink it.
This was my first time trying green juice so maybe this is a 5 star recipe for green juices but I did not care for it at all. My husband on the other hand said it was ok but not a 5 star. Will not be making this one gain
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Healthy Green Juice
Serving Size: 1/2 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 2 Amount Per Serving Calories: 143 Calories from Fat: 9
This healthy juice features kale, cucumber, apples, ginger, and lemon.
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Twin Hi-Way Drive-In
- McKees Rocks
Double-feature showings of current films on two screens, with groups of two or four sharing buckets of popcorn and fizzy sodas
Chip's Clubhouse
- Chardon
Par 40 miniature-golf course challenge players with scenic outcroppings, sand traps, and crashing waterfalls
Supreme Golf
- Multiple Locations
Golfers gain discounts at 11 area courses, a golf-ball stencil, and a one-year subscription to Golf Digest magazine
Eastgate Lanes
- Akron
Groups bowl for two hours and share pizza at storied alley with full bar and dance floor
Kendall Cliffs
- Peninsula
Climbers practice skills learned during intro classes in 7,000-sq.-ft. indoor enclave designed by Nicros with varying difficulty
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Openly gay comedian seen on Last Comic Standing skewers his sexuality, religion, and audience
Pump It Up Hartville
- Hartville
Kids careen down a giant 20-foot slide, soar inside bounce houses, and tumble around obstacle courses during open-play sessions
The Holden Arboretum
- Kirtland
More than 120,000 species of trees, wildflowers, and native plants take root across 12 gardens and more than 20 miles of trails
Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu
- Multiple Locations
Instructors teach students how to defend themselves against larger opponents during two- or six-week camps
United Skates of America
- Wickliffe
An asteroid belt serves as the backdrop to this glow-in-the-dark laser-tag arena, where players dodge and shoot beneath black lights
North Park Batting Range & Miniature Golf
- Multiple Locations
Batters return automatic pitches into open field & putters practice short game on par 40 putting course
The Ranges
- Cleveland
Covered hitting stalls and outdoor lighting foster golf practice even at night and during bad weather; golf pros improve swing mechanics
Yoga Lounge Hudson
- Historic Hudson
Gentle restorative yoga to body-strengthening power flow in a 90-degree studio; barre classes focus on toning the arms, thighs, and rear
The River's Edge
- leechburg
Tubes & boats float along scenic waters of Kiskiminetas River while passing by habitats of deer, bald eagles & geese
Gymboree Play & Music Cleveland
- Multiple Locations
Innovative play environment hosts development-based classes focused on creativity and physical activity
Pittsburgh Paintball Sports Complex Pittsburgh
- Avalon - Bellevue - Ben Avon
Sup'Air, woods ball, and concept fields host teams as they tactically compete using high-tech rental markers and provided protective gear
Lakevue Athletic Club
- Middlesex
Counselors enthrall campers with tennis, flag football, paddle tennis, ice-skating, and other sports interspersed with arts and crafts
Maple Crest Golf Course
- Monroeville
Players loop twice around 2,500-yard, 9-hole course that rewards deft ball control with wide-open fairways & spacious greens
Evolve Wellness Center
- Zelienople
In a noncompetitive, encouraging atmosphere, students of all skill levels practice Power Yoga or step-by-step belly-dance choreography
The Pond Family Friendly Ice Rink
- Chagrin Falls
Steaming cups of hot chocolate provide warm refreshment after guests glide across smooth ice during public-skating sessions
Legend Lanes
- Cuyahoga Falls
Refuel on bites of a 14-inch cheese pizza during regular games of bowling for up to six people
Robert Morris University Island Sports Center
- Neville Island
Putt-putt posses roll spheres across an 18-hole mini-golf course packed with waterfalls, streams, and slopes on shores of Ohio River
Bikram Yoga Pittsburgh
- Lower Lawrenceville
Staged within a practice space heated to around 105 degrees, physically rejuvenating yoga classes challenge students of all levels
Gone Fishin' Bait and Tackle
- Cuyahoga Falls
Fishing charter traverses the Cuyahoga River on a pontoon boat helmed by a veteran captain in search of bass, bluegill, and northern pike
Skydive Pennsylvania Mercer
- Garrettsville
DVD slideshow exhibits pictures of training & landing that bookend 45- to 60-second freefall of instructor & student in tandem parachute
Three Rivers Rowing Association
- Herrs Island
Students start on ergometers before hitting indoor and outdoor waters; students also learn terminology, safety, and techniques
Wickliffe Lanes
- Wickliffe
Award-winning alley entertains sphere-hurlers with 40 lanes, billiards, two bars & HDTV
Pittsburgh Water Limo
- Strip District
The water limo stocked with beer, wine, and bottled water shuttles guests to and from Pirates games every half-hour
Pilates on 3rd Beaver
- Beaver
Instructor guides students of all levels through Pilates sequences to promote breathing and structural alignment and tone the physique
Nesbit's Lanes
- Plum
Family-run bowling alley accommodates amateurs and experts with eight well-oiled lanes
Focused Fitness Butler
- Butler
Using various equipment, exercisers sweat through 30 minutes of high-intensity interval training designed to build muscle and burn fat
Paintball International Atlanta
- Multiple Locations
Equipped with rental paintball guns and masks, groups vie for supremacy over outdoor fields
South Pike Cinemas
First-run films such as Hotel Transylvania, End of Watch, and Trouble with the Curve
Maxxout Fitness
- Merriam Valley
Alternating circuit-training classes focus on balance, agility, and core strength
W.O.W at Bodies R Us
- West View
Staff members at this female-only gym lead cardio classes including Zumba and spin
Penn Hills Cinemas
- Penn Hills
Independently owned and operated theater shows first-run blockbusters complete with popcorn, drinks, and snacks
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Best-available seating will be assigned upon redemption.
'Burgh Bits & Bites celebrates the melting pot of downtown Pittsburgh cuisine with different tastes from different ethnicities in different Euclidean spaces. Palates will encounter up to six different tastings during the approximately two-hour restaurant crawl. Snack on Italian specialties such as imported meats and cheeses or Mediterranean eats such as hummus, or savor bites with universal acceptance, like pizza. Tours are kept to groups of 10 or less per knowledgeable guide, ensuring that you get individual attention and a cool tour nickname. After the tour, participants will have been fed enough tiny bites to equal a small meal, pushing stomach-o-meters from E (extremely unfilled) to F (full as a submerged timpani). A bottle of water is provided at the start of the tour, and you will have the option to bring your own refreshments. Children and infants are free, as long as they aren't eating.
Your Groupon works toward any of the monthly Lift Your Spirits wine or spirits tasting events. These friendly yet sophisticated shindigs highlight one of Olive Press's greatest talents: drink and food pairings. The staff displays serious skill in choosing the perfect beverage from the extensive wine list to bring out the flavor of Olive Press's meals. Each Lift Your Spirits event features the unique flavors of a particular libation, paired with a culinary match. Events include free parking. See past offerings here. Upcoming sessions include:
Like many minor-league baseball teams, the Captains didn't start out with their current name or even in their current state. The Columbus Indians (from Columbus, Georgia) were founded in 1991, and a year later, they became the RedStixx. It wasn't until 2003 that the franchise moved to Eastlake, Ohio, where they adopted the Captains moniker and caught their first bluegill. That same year, the newly established Captains treated Eastlake fans to a 97-win season and a trip to the South Atlantic League championship.
It was also in 2003 that the gates opened to Classic Park. The 6,150-seat facility features a grassy berm above its outfield walls and mixes nostalgic charm with modern features. Over the years, Classic Park has hosted many future big leaguers and many classic moments, including the Captains' first-ever championship season in 2010—the team's inaugural year as part of the Midwest League.
Wednesday-Night Wine Flights merge science and education, two ideas that have been divided since a series of high-school chemistry teachers was arrested for dancing on laboratory tables in 1987. Sample three wines that have been hand-selected to complement three Cassis appetizers. Small-plate possibilities from the menu of French-influenced American fare include dumplings, baked brie on toasted baguette slices, and black-olive tapenade with sliced radish dippers. The owner and head chef selects wine and food pairings a week prior to each flight, so if you'd like to know what comestibles are coming, check the Cassis Facebook page on Tuesday evening, or simply call ahead.


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Toolbox – Tweens And Teens (12+)
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Mon 7 May '12, 7:00pm–9:00pm |
Where: Otumoetai College, 105 Winsor Road, Bellevue, Tauranga
Restrictions: R15
Ticket Information:
- Single ticket: $67.50
- Double ticket: $90.00
- Booking fees may apply
Event listed by: Tool-box
Over six sessions, the Tweens and Teens Toolbox is designed to give you tools to equip your teenager with a strong sense of self, as well as responsibility and resourcefulness, and to help you in your journey of letting go and handing over some of the controls as your young person learns to fly solo.
- Session 1: Atmosphere;
- Session 2: Boundaries;
- Session 3: Communication;
- Session 4: Discipline;
- Session 5: Self-esteem;
- Session 6: Future pathways.
We will show you that, although these years may be challenging, they can actually be some of the best years of your life - and theirs!
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Terrific brilliant orange large scheelite crystals, some with slightly gemmy areas, are set on a small amount of muscovite crystal matrix. Slight chipping at one corner as seen; overall in very good condition. Great color and luster. Size: 9.0 x 8.5 x 7.5 cm. Ref: The Mineralogical Record 36(1), 45-57. Ex John Trimble collection. 4961341) Smithsonite - Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Otjikoto Region, Namibia Size: 7.5 x 5.5 x 3.5 cm (small cabinet) Price: $ 850 ex. John Trimble collection
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A few weeks ago, the Tigers had back-to-back games against Northside and Callaway, and the results were mixed.
Troup was beaten by Northside, but it beat Callaway in a close game.
This weekend, Troup will play those same two teams, although the locations will be different.
Troup will visit Callaway today before hosting Northside on Saturday.
The girls' teams from those schools will also play today and Saturday.
The Tigers are coming off an appearance in a tournament at Auburn High where they went 1-2 with a victory over Lee High of Montgomery before losing to Auburn High and Opelika High.
Troup is 4-3, and nearly everyone of those games has come right down to the wire, including the three tournament games.
"I think it helps," Troup head coach Thermond Billingslea said of the close games. "It really helps if you can win one or two of them, and we've won one or two of them."
The Tigers feature a roster thin on varsity experience.
Lakeithin Buckner is the only returning starter from last season's team that finished second in its region.
Billingslea likes a lot of what he's seen from his team, although there are a couple of areas he's focused on in practice.
"I hope we can rebound the ball better, and take care of the ball," Billingslea said. "That's our main concern. We've had problems with both."
In the first meeting against Callaway, Buckner scored 17 points, with seven of those points coming in the fourth quarter.
Brandon Bridges led Callaway with 12 points.
The Tigers led by seven points late before the Cavaliers made a run to get within a point, but they were unable to pull even or take the lead.
It was a tight, down-to-the-wire game, and Billingslea expects the same thing this time around.
"They're extremely tough everywhere they go, but especially at home," Billinglsea said.
Callaway brings a 1-3 record into the game, but two of those losses were against unbeaten LaGrange, and the other one came against Troup.
The Cavaliers had chances to win all three games they lost, but a few things didn't go there way late, so here they are with a 1-3 record.
Callaway head coach Terry Hayes said it's all about executing at the end of ballgames.
"We could be 4-0," Hayes said. "We have to execute our offense, and we have to get stops."
Callaway and Troup will both be back on the court Saturday.
Callaway's teams will play Lanett (Ala.) for the first time this season, and Troup's teams will have a rematch against Northside.
Northside won the girls' and boys' games earlier this season.
After this weekend, the teams from Callaway and Troup will be off until Jan. 4 when region play begins.


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The contract found its way to Tricia DeWitt's hands shortly before Christmas. It was an astonishing contract – a legal formality to seal DeWitt's acceptance of a $1 million check on behalf of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic School in Atlanta.
"I was speechless, needless to say. Since I found out it was probably going to be a good possibility before school let out, it was the greatest Christmas present anyone could give," she said. "I was pretty much in a state of shock."
DeWitt said she knows the donor's identity – a former student – but he requested anonymity. She said he visited a 50 anniversary celebration last spring and expressed interest in the school.
"He could have put it in many other… wonderful organizations that are competing for that money," DeWitt said. "It's a true tribute to Catholic education."
The windfall won't be dedicated to a flashy wing or other sort of clichéd donor monument. DeWitt said it will be given to the school's endowment, which DeWitt said will keep the school's $6,000 yearly tuition from rising. The school is in the middle of a three-year, $3 million dollar fundraising campaign to enlarge the endowment, which was started in 1989, according to a school statement.
Immaculate Heart is a parish school that serves 497 students in kindergarten through eighth grade from more than 30 Catholic parishes across the metro Atlanta area, the statement said. The donation is the largest in the school's history, DeWitt said.
"I want to make sure my own children someday have kids and can afford a Catholic education," she said.
By enlarging the endowment, the donation will allow the school to offer more scholarships to disadvantaged children, DeWitt said, and pay for more professional development for school educators, including assistance with post-graduate degrees.
"It's a big responsibility," DeWitt said of the money.
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June 2013
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Stanley Mavromates joined Mercer Investments as chief investment officer for the Americas in late June after 12 years at the $50 billion Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, where he was chief investment officer.
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