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Hey all, so i'm finally looking to upgrade to a SSD, as the funds have finally become available for it. I'm still deciding between the Intel 520 or the Samsung 830 series, but the primary issue that arises in the upgrade path is that my current system's motherboard does not support SATA3. I know that it is backwards compatible and can technically run on SATA2, but I'd rather not settle for poorer performance if not necessary.
After looking around reviews and such I have yet to find an up to date set of information about how any PCI-E SATA3 cards stack up with on board chipsets, and so the question I pose to the community is this:
Are there any quality SATA3 PCI-E cards available that give close to the performance of an on board chipset (and which), or am I going to have to look at buying a whole new motherboard?
My current system specs:
Intel Core i7-920
MSI X58 Pro-E
6GB 1600 Triple Channel
GeForce GTX 560 2gb
My board has 2 PCIE 2.0 16x slots @ max speeds, 1 PCIE 2.0 16x slot @ 4x speeds, and 2 PCIE 1.0 1x slots. I don't plan on going SLI so the 2nd 16x slot is free for a SATA3 card, and from my googling i've read that 1x cards can be slotted into 16x slots and still work without performance hits, so I wouldn't necessarily be limited in bandwidth by having to use the 1.0 1x slots for any extension card.
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Lake lures homebuyers to Sumner County
Scott and Elisabeth DeWitt were looking for warmer weather when they moved from Michigan to Sumner County. Living on the shore of Old Hickory Lake just minutes from downtown Nashville was a welcome bonus.
"I can look at the water, and we have deer running around. But we're 15 minutes from the airport and 15 minutes from downtown," said Scott DeWitt.
Home builders are preparing for more new residents like the DeWitts to arrive in Sumner County from other states and other locations in Tennessee. Hundreds of new homes are under construction or in the planning stages in Hendersonville and Gallatin, the two largest cities in the county.
The county is poised for growth similar to what has taken place in Rutherford, Williamson and Wilson counties, said Jimmy Johnston, president and CEO of Forward Sumner, an economic development organization.
"Sumner has been overlooked a little bit," Johnston said. "Having said that, we want to be part of that (growth) conversation."
Alternative to Williamson County
New residents are attracted by attributes including good schools, short commutes to downtown Nashville, convenient shopping and entertainment opportunities and affordable living, he said. Many, like the DeWitts, want to live near Old Hickory Lake.
"We're the county with the water," Johnston said.
The DeWitts had their home built by Gallatin-based Goodall Homes, one of the region's most active home builders. The company is preparing to build 300 homes in the newly developed Carellton subdivision at Long Hollow Pike and Big Station Camp Boulevard in Gallatin.
Lennar Homes, a national builder, has acquired 200 home sites in Carellton. Creekside Homes, based in Oakland, Tenn., has 70 lots in the subdivision.
"Logistically, it's great for people who work in Davidson County. It's a straight shot down I-65," said Andy Pfeifer, president of Lennar's Nashville division.
Lennar's homes in Carellton will have 2,000 to 3,000 square feet and have base prices in the low- to mid-$200,000 range, Pfeifer said.
With granite, hardwoods, ceramic tile and 9-foot ceilings, he said, they would have many desired amenities "without as high a price point as Williamson County."
Price 'sweet spot'
Goodall has plans for 180 single-family homes in Carellton, as well as 64 villas and possibly 62 condominiums. Prices have not been finalized but may range from the low- to mid-$200,000s for single-family homes, a price range the company believes is in demand in Sumner County, said Vice President Chris O'Neal.
"It's a sweet spot," he said.
This year, Goodall plans to begin construction of Millstone, a master-planned community of more than 600 homes off Saundersville Road in Hendersonville.
"It's one of the largest developments that have taken place in a long time," O'Neal said. "It's going to be spectacular."
The community will have 420 single-family houses and 194 villas, cottage homes and townhomes. Amenities will include a resort-style pool, a pavilion, a fitness center, a community lake, a playground and a walking trail.
Goodall expects to open a model home this spring at the Retreat at Fairvue, a cottage home community in Gallatin's Greensboro Village area adjacent to Green Lea Boulevard. The homes will be similar to those the company offers in the Cottage Grove community in Goodlettsville, which straddles the Sumner-Davidson county line.
Buyers downsizing
Homes in the Retreat at Fairvue will feature wide doorways, zero-step entries and private courtyards and are designed to appeal to homeowners who want less space to maintain.
"There are so many people who want to downsize and want one-level living," O'Neal said.
Lake is a big draw
Goodall also offers luxury villas in the Foxland Harbor golf community on the shore of Old Hickory Lake. The villas offer one-level living and are designed as two conjoined single-family homes.
Sumner County's appeal is easy to see, said Tommy Jarratt, principal broker for Gallatin-based Southeastern Building Corp. The company has built 1,200 homes, mostly in the Gallatin and Hendersonville areas.
Southeastern has homes in several subdivisions, including Kennesaw Farms, Stonecrest, Wynbrooke, Saundersville Station, Five Coves and Otter Pointe.
"The area has a small-town feel, but you have a lot of amenities. Plus, the lake," Jarratt said.
James Wallace, whose company, Wallace Custom Builders, has been active in Sumner County for 14 years, said he is building several lakeside homes.
"Many of my current clients were drawn to Hendersonville or Gallatin because of Old Hickory Lake. They also like the feel of a small town with all of the conveniences of a larger community," Wallace said.
In the year that they've owned their home, Scott and Elisabeth Dewitt have enjoyed the quality of life in Sumner County.
"We're not from the South," he said, "but we hurried to get here."
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Anita Nelson to retire after 35 years with postal service
Anita Nelson is a familiar face at the Moose Lake Post Office. She has met a lot of people and has seen many changes in her 35 years with the United States Postal Service.
Anita is leaving that all behind on Friday, January 3, when she retires.
"I know everybody by their first names," she said in a recent interview. "I even know their dogs' names. I see cards coming to their dogs."
Anita began working for the postal service in 1978.
"I was hired to work in the Kerrick Post Office," she said. "I was guaranteed two hours a week plus time when the postmaster was on sick leave or on vacation."
Back in those days, one mail carrier had a contract to deliver mail for two post offices.
"He delivered mail for Bruno and Kerrick," Anita explained. "He would deliver mail for Bruno in the morning and then come to Kerrick and deliver in the afternoon. Normally the carriers have to sort their own mail, but we had it all sorted for him to save him time."
Anita said that she always has been a window clerk until recently, when the job title was changed to sales associate.
Back in the days when she started, everything was sorted by hand. Reports had to be filled out by hand.
"Now everything is on the computer," Anita said. "We do our reports on the computer every day. People can go on the computer and track their packages. That would never have happened when I first started. Things are a lot simpler in that respect."
And the mail is brought to the post office already sorted.
"The mail is broken down into Route 1 and Route 2 and for the box section, with the letters all in order," said Anita. "The carriers can take the trays straight to the street."
Although email and messaging are popular forms of communication today, Anita said that people still often communicate by mail.
"The volume of mail has changed," she said. "They always tell us that the volume of mail is down, but we get a lot of mail in Moose Lake. People still send a lot of Christmas cards. Email just doesn't replace a personal card or note.
"And we've seen a tremendous increase in the number of packages we get because so many people order online. We share delivery of packages with FedEx and UPS. It's nothing to have 200-300 packages go out on the route. Sometimes the carriers have to come back during their routes to get a second load because of the number of packages."
Anita has also seen people coming to the Moose Lake Post Office when the post offices in Barnum and Sturgeon Lake have closed for the day.
"Some are only open for four hours a day, and others are open for six hours a day," she said. "We have more personnel and work split shifts so we can be open longer."
Anita said that she is going to miss her co-workers and the customers after she retires. She has worked at the Moose Lake Post Office since 1990 after working in the post office in Askov for four years. She has worked under three postmasters: Dick Linde, Gary Fisher and now, Roger Monnier
"My co-workers have remained pretty consistent over the years," said Anita. "We got the new post office in 2000. That was really nice. There is so much more room in the new office. It's always nice to work in a new place."
Anita and her husband, Ted, live near Kerrick. She said that she is looking forward to spending time at home.
Anita said that she had been raised in Missouri and met Ted after a cousin, who was dating a young man in the service, asked if she would like to write to another serviceman.
"I started writing to him and we ended up getting married," said Anita. "We came to Kerrick and bought 40 acres from his parents. We are still there."
The couple has raised a son and a daughter. Their son, Toby, lives near Kerrick, but their daughter is in pharmacy school in Seattle. Neither have married and given the Nelsons grandchildren.
Ted sells excess equipment for the state.
"Anything that has a motor and is not needed is brought to General Andrews tree nursery," Anita explained. "It can come from all over the United States. He sells it for the state."
She said that Ted doesn't plan to retire until he's 65.
Meanwhile, Anita has plans to weave more rugs on her loom and spend more time in her garden next summer. She said that she is not a traveler.
She brings her rugs and other craft items to Art in the Park in July each year.
"I am just going to enjoy being at home and having the freedom to do what I want to do whenever I want to do it," she said.
As she looks back over her last 23 years at the Moose Lake Post Office, Anita has fond memories.
"Moose Lake has always been a nice place to work," she said. "Everyone has been really friendly."


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I said we going to go dumb tonight!
Feel Me? Let's Do It, Tonight!
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Ugh, why go dumb niggas actin' hella stupid
Like he ain't seen some dreads shake
But I got a taper and a scraper going dumb mane
Fucking off haters, call bitches eye candy
Cause I see her now or later, in the D-Town
See tripped up for a cater
Going dumb man
Bussin on a pussy mane
Yeah I love the pussy (yeah)
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Bg5248 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 117 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
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A book cover.
--Title: Four Letter Words
--Subtitle: Touchy Ideas In An Ultra Tolerant World
--Theme: the book explores touchy ideas -- the ideas that get God into trouble with the person on the street. Chapter titles include: Ouch (why is there suffering in the world?), Evil (is there really evil, and if so, why?), Wait (If we love each other, why wait?), Damn (is there really a hell?), Know (how do we know anything for sure?), and Word (what makes the Christian Bible so special?).
--Audience: the book is written for the 20-40 something demographic.
--Appearance: 1. Cool/Hip. 2. Must look good small! (As an Amazon icon.) 3. Readability of the title a must.
--Format: full cover for a trade paperback... should have front, spine, and back cover design... back cover copy to be added later.
--Name: Include the author's name: Bill Giovannetti
--Attitude is ESSENTIAL, but it must fly with Christian booksellers, so definitely PG13 at the most.
--Please spell out the word FOUR in the title.
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Jacknames.com is the name of my domain name business. I buy and sell domain names, as well as develop / park / etc. I setup the website to be a GoDaddy affiliate and allow customers to register their domain names at the cheapest prices.
Primarily the way that this business is going to make money from it's web visitors is :
(1) Getting them to register a domain name;
(2) Getting them to buy one of our domain names;
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The target audience are domain name owners. We are targetting a younger, internet-savvy audience.
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I've already got creative that I'd like you to incorporate into the site. You can see the current logo at http://www.tilt.fm/jacknames/ . I'm uploading all the .eps files after I type this.
Please take a look at some of the other domain registration sites and you'll see that they are cluttered and ugly and make you feel like you are constantly trying to upsell them. I want Jacknames.com to appear to be a more information-heavy site where we teach people how to register, what to register, and how to make money off of their domain names.
I'd like to see something very simple using the existing logo and characters. It would be nice if there was a prominent form to input a domain name to register. Our domain registration pricing is going to be a major selling point, so that should be there as well.
There also has to be some links (icons?) which will lead the visitor to other things... domain resources like forums, auction houses, domainer blogs, 99designs.com, etc. And I plan on having some domainer videos and articles.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. — Nearly half of Connecticut's school districts are violating state safety requirements enacted after the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting massacre.
The Hartford Courant reports many districts are not complying with some aspect of the law requiring them to submit various safety-related reports to the state.
The newspaper says nearly 100 school districts haven't submitted the School Security and Safety Plan due each September. It reports barely 25 per cent of districts filed records of their lockdown and fire drills last year.
Bristol's schools superintendent says school officials were unaware they needed to submit security plans until recently and are gathering information from the districts.
State lawmakers passed the requirements in 2013 along with tougher gun laws. Twenty schoolchildren and six adults were killed by a gunman at Sandy Hook.
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Immune Pharmaceuticals Inc. Trading Symbol is Now IMNP on Both NASDAQ OMX Stockholm Exchange and OTCQX Trading Platform
23 Sep, 2013, 05:01 BST
TARRYTOWN, New York, Sept. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Immune Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ OMX Stockholm Exchange: IMNP and OTCQX: IMNP, formerly EPCTD) announced today that effective September 23, 2013 the Company's symbol for its common stock trading on the OTCQX trading platform will change to "IMNP". The Company's common stock had been required to trade under the symbol "EPCTD" since August 21, 2013 as a result of the previously implemented 1-for-40 reverse stock split. The Company's common stock has been trading on the NASDAQ OMX Stockholm Exchange under the symbol "IMNP" since August 21, 2013, so as a result of this most recent change the Company's common stock will be trading under the same symbol in all of its trading markets.
Dr. Daniel G. Teper, the Company's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, commented, "This change now aligns Immune's trading symbol on the OTCQX with our symbol on the NASDAQ OMX Stockholm Exchange, enabling our investors to easily identify the Company and track our progress as we achieve new clinical and business development milestones."
On August 26, 2013, Immune Pharmaceuticals announced the completion of the merger of Immune Pharmaceuticals Ltd. and EpiCept Corporation, forming a company focused on the development of antibody therapeutics, including bertilimumab, which is in Phase II clinical development for ulcerative colitis and bullous pemphigoid, an orphan auto-immune indication, and NanomAbs®, a platform of antibody targeted nanoparticles for cancer treatment.
About Immune Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Immune Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ OMX Stockholm Exchange: IMNP; OTCQX: IMNP, formerly EPCTD) applies a personalized approach to treatment, developing novel, highly targeted antibody therapeutics to improve the lives of patients with inflammatory diseases and cancer. The Company's lead product candidate, bertilimumab, is entering Phase II clinical studies for moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis and bullous pemphigoid, with additional studies planned for Crohn's disease and severe asthma. The Company is evaluating the use of its NanomAb® platform, a second generation antibody drug conjugate technology, with chemotherapeutics in order to enhance their safety and efficacy profiles by delivering the medicines directly to cancer cells. The Company's growing oncology pipeline also includes proprietary antibodies and, clinical-stage small molecules that have been shown activity in a variety of solid tumors.
Immune is headquartered in Tarrytown, New York, with its primary research and development facilities in Israel.
For more information, visit Immune's website at www.immunepharmaceuticals.com.
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It has become kind of traditional to have an "owner's thread" for some high end smartphones around here, so this will be the official thread to discuss all technical things related to the Nokia Lumia range in New Zealand.
Please use this thread for tips and tricks for both Lumia 800 and Lumia 710. The Nokia Lumia 800 is available from Telecom ( black and blue) and Vodafone (black), the Lumia 710 is exclusive to Telecom (black). When posting remember to specify which operator you are using.
Also, as we've done with Telecom before (for the HTC Sensation launch) we have selected a few Geekzoners to get a hands on experience with these new handsets on Telecom XT. Their blog posts will be available on our Telecom-sponsored blog Telecom Tech. The six Geekzoners are: Ben, billgates, Dreamy, gundar, Neets, Quinny.
They will each receive a Nokia Lumia 800 or Lumia 710, plus some Telecom credit to use the handsets. These will probably be distributed in a couple of weeks time, around the 20th February. These Geekzoners come from different backgrounds (some from iPhone, some from Android) and operators. I hope to see them participating here in the discussion as well (and who knows who could be selected for the next round?)


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EVERETT — Snohomish County reportedly has agreed to a $95,000 settlement after a protracted public records battle with the mother of a severely allergic Mukilteo man who died in the county jail in 2012.
Attorneys representing Rosemary Saffioti were seeking jail security video footage from the morning her son, Michael, collapsed and died. He'd been booked the day before on a misdemeanor marijuana possession warrant out of Lynnwood.
His mother believes he died because he didn't get timely medical attention after an allergic reaction to the breakfast he was served in the jail.
Saffioti's attorneys filed a public records request for the tapes, but initially were told the video didn't exist.
Eventually, the county turned over the footage.
"In our mind, it is about as egregious a violation you can have because it is such crucial evidence," said Cheryl Snow, who has been representing Saffioti.
A county deputy prosecutor who handles civil cases was not available for comment Tuesday afternoon.
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T. Marzetti Adds Four New Flavors To Salad Dressing Line
Columbus, Ohio-based T. Marzetti Co., specialty food subsidiary of Lancaster Colony Corp., launches four new flavors in the Marzetti refrigerated salad dressings line. Sweet Onion, Light Poppyseed, Oil & Vinegar and Red Wine Vinegar & Olive Oil make you want to eat salad at every meal.
Sweet Onion is a sweet and savory combination, which pairs nicely with bitter greens and fresh fruit. Light Poppyseed provides the same great taste as regular Poppyseed, but with 60 percent less fat and 40 percent fewer calories. Olive Oil & Vinegar includes sherry, garlic and a special seasoning blend. And Red Wine Vinegar & Olive Oil is blended with a touch of lemon and black pepper to create a simple but savory dressing.
"We are excited to offer four new flavors to the Marzetti brand of salad dressings," says Carla Laylin, group marketing manager for Marzetti. "Onion-based dressings are growing in popularity, and the Light Poppyseed flavor meets consumer demand for well-balanced meals with less calories and fat. Our new olive oil and vinegar-based dressings offer consumers a trusted product made with all-natural, simple ingredients that add a pure, flavorful taste to everyday salads and recipes."
Suggested retail price per 12-oz. or 15-oz. bottle is $3.79 to $4.49.


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Arsenal appear on course for an eighth trophyless season in a row, but despite that Wenger's job does not appear to be under threat as he still has the support of majority shareholder Stan Kroenke and the club's other directors.
However, the Arsenal Supporters' Trust (AST) has called for the board to reassess their own role in the team's success and create a more challenging environment.
"At the meeting today the board must review its approach to much more than just the position of Arsène Wenger," an AST spokesperson said.
"The board needs to consider recruiting new members with exposure to the football world who can support and challenge Wenger to be a better manager.
"It's wrong to focus on just him at the moment. Every single non-executive director of the club is over 70 years old and it is time for some fresh blood. We would call for Stan Kroenke to meet with (second-largest shareholder) Alisher Usmanov to work out how to make it stronger."
The Gunners' trophy cabinet has been empty since 2005 when they lifted their last piece of silverware, the FA Cup, and this season looks set to end without success.
Arsenal were knocked out of the Capital One Cup in a penalty shoot-out by npower League Two side Bradford in December, were beaten by Championship side Blackburn at home in the FA Cup last weekend, and their Champions League campaign has been left in tatters following a 3-1 defeat at the Emirates by Bayern Munich in the first leg of their last 16 tie.
Wenger's side also face an uphill struggle to secure a Champions League place for next season as they are currently in fifth place, four points behind great north London rivals Tottenham.
However, AST insisted now is not the time to assess Wenger's performance, but plans must be put in place to improve the structure of the club for the coming season.
"Our position is that we review the manager at the end of the season," the AST spokesperson said. "The board must ask hard questions about itself and not just the manager.
"AST members are not happy with the current situation. We think the club needs to review how they scout, recruit and pay players as the current approach is creating a depreciation in competitiveness.
"It is time for Kroenke to show to Arsenal fans some of his vision, to end his silence and to engage properly with them."
Wenger has managed Arsenal since 1996 and has led them to three Premier League titles, four FA Cup titles and four FA Community Shield wins.
The Frenchman is under contract until 2014 and it is understood the club does not want to sack him even if they fail to qualify for the Champions League next season.
However, the supporters' group remains concerned by the club's plans for making them more competitive next season, despite improved television revenue and the first instalment of a shirt sponsorship deal contributing to a fund of around £70 million for new signings.
The AST spokesperson added: "We would also like the board to be more accountable for the transfer budget available to the manager and make sure it is spent on players and not just used as profit."


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Dover, DE – Police Lt. David Spicer took four .45-caliber slugs to the chest and arms at point-blank range and lived to tell about it. Like thousands of other police officers and soldiers shot in the line of duty, he owes his life to a woman in Delaware by the name of Stephanie Kwolek.
Kwolek, who died Wednesday at 90, was a DuPont Co. chemist who in 1965 invented Kevlar, the lightweight, stronger-than-steel fiber used in bulletproof vests and other body armor around the world.
A pioneer as a woman in heavily male field, Kwolek made the breakthrough while working on specialty fibers at a DuPont laboratory in Wilmington. She developed a liquid crystalline solution that could be spun into exceptionally tough fibers, several times stronger by weight than steel.
"There of course was immediate excitement because everybody realized the potential of this discovery," Kwolek said in an interview several years ago with the Smithsonian Institution's Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation.
Spicer was wearing a Kevlar vest when he was shot by a drug suspect in 2001. Two rounds shattered his left arm, ripping open an artery. A third was deflected by his badge. The last one hit his nametag, bending it into a horseshoe shape, before burrowing into his vest, leaving a 10-inch tear.
"If that round would have entered my body, I wouldn't be talking to you right now," the Dover police officer said.
While recovering from his wounds, Spicer spoke briefly by telephone with Kwolek and thanked her.
"She was a tremendous woman," he said.
In a statement, DuPont CEO and Chairwoman Ellen Kullman described Kwolek, who retired in 1986, as "a creative and determined chemist and a true pioneer for women in science."
Kwolek is the only female employee of DuPont to be awarded the company's Lavoisier Medal for outstanding technical achievement. She was recognized as a "persistent experimentalist and role model."
"She leaves a wonderful legacy of thousands of lives saved and countless injuries prevented by products made possible by her discovery," Kullman said.
Spicer and thousands of other police officers are members of a "Survivors Club" formed by DuPont and the International Association of Chiefs of Police to promote the wearing of body armor.
While Kevlar has become synonymous with protective vests and helmets, it originally was developed for use in automobile tires. It has since become a component of such products as airplanes, armored military vehicles, cellphones and sailboats.
Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., said in a statement that Kwolek had made the world safer.
Rita Vasta, a friend of Kwolek and fellow chemist who also worked at DuPont, said Kwolek had been ill about a week, although she didn't know the cause of death. Vasta said a Catholic funeral Mass is scheduled June 28.


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Thanks to Dylan of MindLoveMisery's Menagerie'a First Line Friday Prompt. The first line from last Friday was: "I'm going to tell you how I lost my inheritance." For NaPoWriMo the prompt is to write a nocturne which is a poem/song about the night. For A to Z Challenge, today's letter is O for a GoodRead's quote.
"You don't have to be dead to leave a legacy. — Onyi Anyado"
I'm going to tell how I lost my inheritance, how my legacy rides in tides as the full moon rises,
How the night stole my humanity and hammered my soul a blow.
The dusk covered the light, liquid tar blanket bestowed,
The sun hid himself away, way down in western wilds of woe.
A sinking feeling settled in and a certain chorus began to ring,
A range of notes, a rising crescendo of riveting lyrical prose.
A poet's words possessing her, when she knows full well,
The powerful pull of the midnight hour.
And the pressing provocative lure as the moon glows,
A white orb that won't warble, a strong luminious light,
Residing over all as every full moon does.
To be host over the howling wolves, the healthy youths as they prowl,
The dark delights of the night distend into the dimest parts of every soul.
A choir of banshees brazenly taking souls salaciously, the maids from their beds,
The hour of the demons drawing back to their victims with wet bloody lips;
The incubus raging and awaking the wild within their prey.
And all is a lure, an image not clear, all this is imagined,
All this is frightening, foretold in nightmares.
The affected awake in the morning from the pleasure and pain,
From satisfied appetites, appalling in the dank aptitudes of night.
Night swells and swallows herprey wholly, partaking and doping with her starry glow,
Inviting the worst from the wise, even ill from the innocent.
Yet a moral being cannot mean to say, night has had her way and 'I' had no say;
It's easy to give in with ease, to isolate one's self to enthralling entertainments, inscribed darkly now on souls.
And what's done in the night when the moon is full and fat, cannot be told for it stays hidden on those nights, when the wildest ones escape.
The vampires and the wolves, the creatures we know not of, and humans do not stay humble ether — they choose to fly with the fallen.
A nocturne of night will tell you what power presumes to hide beneath an inky black veil,
It's not pure evil, it's the usual kind, who chooses to dance with the devil, and forget their choices their choosing for charm and wine.
For tequila and vodka, for him and her, and whisky burning down your throat as the howls of the night combine with a loss of memory;
And we all awake mid-afternoon, no one knowing the peculiarities of such a night, a full out frightening moon.
Only a feeling, a shiver, a prayer, as the moon fades from brilliance, she is trapped, unwillingingly held as she wanes us back into morality.
The light of the sun salutes from the east and all is forgiven in harmony and health, angelic nebulas, skys of blue birds, and Bambi deers galloping.
Woe is the wicked night on the full moon, but how much greater is the morn after malevolence is perpetually destroyed,
Yet oh, how we miss the fun of bliss in the dark — no thoughts, no reason, just acceptance to absorb the pleasures of night's nocturnal nightmares.
©Mandibelle16. (2017) All Rights Reserved.


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Why can't you use the 90°C column of the ampacity tables in Chapter 3? Well, you can but only if every component (including connectors) is rated for a 90°C application [110.14(C)]. This generally means you can't use that column because connectors aren't typically rated for 90°C use, and your connectors and your cables are typically in the same ambient temperature space. To get a connector of adequate ampacity, you must use the larger conductors in the 60°C column. If you use a connector that fits the conductor in the 90°C column, the connector will be too small to handle the current thus imposed upon it.
So what's with the "generally" qualifier and why is there a 90°C column at all? Consider what you might do if a portion of the cable runs through a space that's heated due to the presence of steam pipes and there are no splices or connectors in that portion. This is exactly the scenario covered in Annex D, Example D3(a).
While Example D3(a) answers the 90°C question, it also illustrates several other important NEC concepts. Furthermore, it walks you through a series of example calculations, including motor loads. If you want to deepen your understanding of the NEC, spend time chewing on Example D3(a).


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As more manufacturers have come to appreciate the production capabilities of abrasive waterjet machining, the process has grown increasingly viable as an alternative to other material cutting technologies. But the waterjet machining industry has remained fragmented with a multitude of operators. Waterjet consulting group Easijet, Inc. (Tallmadge, OH) is trying to bring a single face to that industry, however, with the launch of the "Waterjet Connection." This new venture combines the resources of existing waterjet machining companies across the United States, acting as a single agent through which their services are marketed.
According to Easijet's Richard Ward, this consortium makes sense as it couples nationwide production capabilities with deep process expertise. He says, "Because the group has members specializing in nearly every application addressed to date, customers can be assured of being directed to the provider who can professionally meet their requirements. From smaller high tolerance two-axis CNC systems to multiple-head three-axis systems on tables over 20 by 8 feet, to large five-axis ultra high-tolerance machining systems."
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Mr. Ward also argues for the viability of the process itself: "With the versatility of abrasive waterjet machining, virtually all materials known--from composites to standard sheet stock of alloys--can be cut efficiently. The waterjet machining process can be described as an accelerated erosion process under controlled conditions. There is no heat generated by the process, so there are no heat-affected zones, and burring can be reduced or eliminated depending on the applications. In the past, it has been difficult to hold tight tolerances, but with the development of machinery specifically for waterjet machining, it is now common to have tolerances of 0.003 inch specified, and met."
Included in the network are businesses specializing in stone cutting, architectural work and steel suppliers offering pre-blanked stock. But also included are more traditional fabricating shops that additionally offer laser, plasma, milling, welding and some assembly capabilities.
The Waterjet Connection has begun advertising in national magazines, with all ads listing the central office phone number in Ohio. Callers are asked for their location and then directed to the nearest qualified waterjet business. Meanwhile, the data about the caller is forwarded to the waterjet business via E-mail or fax. If the local provider comes to realize that the work could be performed more efficiently by an associate member, the work is referred to the associate. This, says Mr. Ward, provides one-stop service for the customer as well as very competitive pricing since it allows each shop to concentrate on its key strengths.
Another cost advantage is that the Waterjet Connection utilizes the combined buying power of the group to purchase consumables in bulk. It takes no finders fee or commission from its service, instead generating revenue through subscription fees to its members. Mr. Ward claims that the savings on the bulk purchasing alone is enough to cover the membership fee, which has gotten the venture up and running quickly.


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It's not unusual to see advertisers — car companies in particular — pull out all the stops for Super Bowl advertising. It's a time when the millions of viewers with eyes glued to televised gridiron action can typically expect nothing less than creative genius from those who make the ads.
But viewers should expect no such thing from Hyundai, which released previews of their cheesy ads on YouTube this week. The apparent takeaway is that Hyundais are somehow fast, sporty, fun. But the ads try to get the point across in a way that reminds me of 1990-vintage Saturn commercials' folksy blandness. In other words, I have the urge to change the channel.
Here's one of the other ads; a confused jumble of noise and camera angles that makes it sound as if a yell-talking Hyundai Genesis is high on speed. It's sportscaster Gus Johnson, apparently excited about the car's 429 hp, but still.
The "Don't Tell" spot is a little more entertaining, but is it Super Bowl worthy?
There are still two ads we haven't seen. "Epic Playdate" will feature a Santa Fe full of children, and "Team" will feature another kid-filled Santa Fe whose passengers take on the neighborhood bullies. We're sure someone will think they're cute.


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But i download some of the robotics course lectures from mit for undergrad and there all real simple... I didnt know what CMU offered for undergrad
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More than 25 work hours per week separated the most time-consuming specialty of vascular surgery and the least time consuming of pediatric emergency medicine.
Coupled with their previous research on physician pay, the authors note that primary-care physicians (pediatricians, family practitioners, geriatricians and internal medicine specialists) have working hours toward the middle of the range but earn toward the lower end of the wage scale. Together, the outcomes indicate that the gap in access to primary-care physicians is likely to expand.
"It is doubtful that medical students will want to enter primary care if there continues to be such a mismatch between hours worked and wages compared with other specialties," said J. Paul Leigh, professor of public health sciences and lead author of the study. "Policymakers who make medical payment decisions should strive for better balance."
Leigh said the current study has important implications for health-care reform, which will greatly increase demand for primary-care doctors who are already in short supply.
"We can expect 30 million more Americans to have insurance soon, and they'll all need primary-care physicians to help manage their care," said Leigh. "The results could be an even bigger shortfall in primary-care providers than currently expected."
In conducting the work-hours study, Leigh and his colleagues used data from a nationally representative sample of physicians in the 2004 to 2005 Community Tracking Survey. More than 6,000 physicians working in 41 different specialties were included. Work hours involved time spent on all medically related activities. Data was analyzed for physicians who worked 20 to 100 hours per week and at least 26 weeks in a year.
In addition to vascular surgery, specialties with work hours that far exceeded the average were critical care, neonatal and perinatal medicine, and thoracic surgery. In addition to pediatric emergency medicine, specialties involving the fewest work hours were occupational medicine, dermatology, and physical medicine and rehabilitation.
"The specialists at the top of the work-hours ladder tend to provide more intensive care, often in hospital settings," said Richard Kravitz, professor of internal medicine and a study co-author. "Vascular surgeons, for instance, perform highly complex surgeries, often on an urgent basis. The specialists toward the bottom of the ladder, on the other hand, tend to have more controllable hours."
In general, physicians with the fewest hours care for more stable patients, usually in outpatient settings, or have fixed shifts, said Kravitz, whose research focuses on improving quality of care and patient satisfaction. He added that the study results help explain current difficulties in recruiting physicians into certain specialties.
"Two specialty areas with particular difficulties in meeting population needs are primary care and general surgery" said Kravitz. "Looking at our data, it is easy to understand why. Primary-care physicians have middling hours and low pay. General surgeons work long hours and have middling pay."
Other trends revealed in the work-hours study included:
- Mean annual hours worked was 2,524, or just over 50 hours per week during a 50-week year
- Women physicians work about 12 percent fewer hours than their male counterparts
- Doctors employed by medical schools work about 6 percent more hours than those employed elsewhere
- Doctors in the Pacific region work 5 percent fewer hours
- No differences were found across physicians of different races or ethnicities
The research letter "Annual Work Hours across Physician Specialties" as well as the previous study, "Physician Wages Across Specialties," published in the Oct. 25, 2010, issue of the journal, are available by contacting JAMA/Archives Media Relations at 312-464-5262 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
In addition to Leigh and Kravitz, other UC Davis study authors were Daniel Tancredi, assistant professor of pediatrics, and Anthony Jerant, professor of family medicine. All of the authors are affiliated with the UC Davis Center for Healthcare Policy and Research.
The study was funded by National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the UC Davis Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research.
About the UC Davis Center for Healthcare Policy and Research:
The Center for Health Policy Research conducts research on health-care access, delivery, costs, outcomes and policy to improve the practice of medicine, especially primary care. Established as an interdisciplinary unit, the center includes more than 80 health-care researchers who represent disciplines ranging from business management and epidemiology to psychiatry and pediatrics. For more information, visit the center's website.


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Reyes playing his part atop Blue Jays' lineup
DETROIT -- The Blue Jays are off to a slow start this season, but the same can't be said for their All-Star shortstop, Jose Reyes.
Reyes has been one of the few bright spots in an otherwise disappointing Opening Week. He entered play on Wednesday with a .444 average, five runs scored and three-extra base hits through seven games.View Full Game Coverage
DETROIT -- The Blue Jays are off to a slow start this season, but the same can't be said for their All-Star shortstop, Jose Reyes.
Reyes has been one of the few bright spots in an otherwise disappointing Opening Week. He entered play on Wednesday with a .444 average, five runs scored and three-extra base hits through seven games.View Full Game Coverage
The Dominican native has been everything the Blue Jays were hoping for at the top of their order, and while the heart of the order hasn't done a very good job of driving him in, the opportunities certainly have been there.
"I feel good at the plate right now," said Reyes, who extended his hitting streak to seven games later in the day with a single in the eighth inning of the Blue Jays' 8-6 win over the Tigers. "Just seeing the ball good, make a good swing on the ball. I go up there looking for a pitch, and if I get it, I'm going to put a good swing on the ball.
"But that doesn't mean anything, because we know we're not playing the way we're supposed to play -- so I feel like I haven't done anything, because it's all about winning."
While Reyes was waiting out the rain during a 2-hour and 29-minute delay before Wednesday's game, he could take some solace in the fact that he had reached base in 14 of his past 22 plate appearances. He also had enjoyed a multi-hit game in his past four contests, and while that came to an end on Wednesday, his 12 hits through the first seven games trailed only Dave Martinez (14) for the most to start a Blue Jays career.
One of the contributing factors to Reyes' hot start could be his participation in the recent World Baseball Classic. Reyes was one of the offensive standouts from that tournament, and the success clearly has carried over into the regular season.
Reyes prepared himself for competitive baseball a little bit earlier than normal, and while it helped result in a Classic championship, it also produced some positive numbers at the plate.
"Yes I had to get ready this year sooner because you're going to go play in the WBC," Reyes said. "I think that helped me with my winning attitude, too. Take the confidence and bring it to this ballclub."
One of the trending topics surrounding the Blue Jays' slow start is how it relates to what the Marlins went through last season. In some ways, it's a natural comparison to make, considering Miami went through a similar offseason spending spree a year ago, and now several of those key players find themselves on Toronto's roster.
But that's where the comparisons end in Reyes' opinion. The ballclubs are completely different, and while the Marlins started last season with a 2-5 record -- the same win/loss total the Blue Jays had entering Wednesday -- it doesn't mean the failed results will find their way to Toronto as well.
"What happened in Miami was in Miami," Reyes said. "This is a new ballclub, different atmosphere here, different chemistry. I can't compare what happened last year to this year. We're going to be fine. We believe in the talent that we put on the field every single night. We're going to turn it around, and hopefully it will be sooner than later.
"There's still plenty of baseball left. If we were talking about September it's a different ballgame, but we're just a week into the season, the season is still young."
Gregor Chisholm is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, North of the Border, and follow him on Twitter @gregorMLB.


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Chinese teenager rescued from Nai Harn surf
A Chinese boy and two other Chinese tourists were dragged out of the surf off Nai Harn beach after getting into difficulty in waves yesterday (July 25).
The head of the Nai Harn Lifeguards, Jula Nontree, says, "The incident happened yesterday at about 4.30pm. A 13 year old Chinese boy and his two relatives went into the water while red flags were still up along the beach."
"Three of them were in difficulty in swirling currents as there were strong winds and waves throughout the day."
"We went into the water to rescue them and brought them back up to the shore. They had choked on a lot of water."
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Ten Russian tourists, four Chinese and four Thais were dragged from the surf off Nai Harn beach after getting into difficulty in waves on Tuesday (July 24).
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30 dolphins greet visitors to Similan Islands
Tourists were treated to the sight of a school of dolphins in the Similan Islands off the Phang Nga coast on Sunday.
Tour organisers said that around 30 dolphins swam close to the boat six or seven miles offshore, creating excitement for passengers. It was the first time dolphins had been seen in the vicinity since October 15.
The Similan Islands National Park director said they were bottlenose dolphins and were among several species now returning to the area following a five-year closure of the park for environmental rehabilitation. Food is again plentiful there for them, he said.
Tourists are forbidden to feed wildlife lest the free handouts alter the animals' natural behaviour, and the park's waters are also very sensitive to contamination from human disease and marine debris, according to the director.
SOURCE: nationthailand.com
Phuket hotels slashing the price of rooms
by Sophie Deviller
Hotels on Thailand's most popular holiday island are being forced to slash prices, with rooms left vacant and beaches sparse as Thailand's tourism chiefs struggle with a plunge in Chinese visitors caused by the US trade war and a stronger baht. Phuket was the most visited destination in the country last year, after Bangkok, and a good gauge of the state of its crucial travel industry.
Tourism accounts for 18% of Thailand's gross domestic product and Chinese holidaymakers make up more than a quarter of total arrivals. But while 2.2 million people from the country visited in 2018, according to official figures, the numbers for January-September were down almost 20% year on year.
Claude de Crissey, the French Honorary Consul in Phuket and owner of about 40 rooms in the Patong Beach area, says Chinese tourists are usually present even during the current low season.
"That was not the case this year," he said, adding he had to lower his prices by as much as 50%.
The problem is not only in Phuket, with hotels also struggling to fill rooms in the seaside resort of Pattaya on the mainland and on Koh Samui.
Trade tensions with the US have already made some Chinese reluctant to take holidays owing to uncertainty back home, while the Thai baht has risen about 10% against the yuan this year.
A boating disaster off Phuket's coast that killed 47 Chinese holidaymakers in July 2018 also scared some off.
"We are worried," said an industry insider, declining to be named due to the sensitivity of the topic in a country where tourism provides tens of thousands of jobs. Adding to the headache is the fact that more than 3,000 new hotel rooms are being constructed on the island, raising the question of who will fill them.
"In terms of business, it's not good," said Kongsak Khoopongsakorn, vice-president of the association of hotels in Thailand and director of Vijitt Resort.
"Because … we have more hotels, more rooms to sell, we have more restaurants, more coffee shops."
Still, tourism authority chairman Yuthasak Supasorn said he remained "optimistic."
"We should reach our goal of 39.8 million foreign visitors."
However, that is only up from 38.2 million in 2018, much less than the jump seen from the previous year's total of 35.6 million.
Counting on India
Now hoteliers and tour package operators are targeting visitors from elsewhere, particularly India, which experts see as a huge untapped market.
A rapid expansion of the middle class in India, increased direct flights and visa-free travel have prompted Thailand to revise forecasts upwards.
It now expects two million Indian tourists this year, after an increase of nearly 25% on-year in the first seven months. But for now, the lower arrivals is evident on the streets of Phuket.
"I've never seen anything as bad as what it is at the moment," said Paul Scott from Australia, who said he has been coming to Thailand for 15 years.
He mainly blamed the stronger baht for the drop-off but also the fact that Thailand wasn't the untouched vacation paradise it once was. "Now it's not so new … and it's not cheap," he said.
The 15th Mai Khao Marine Turtle fun run attracts more than 4,000 runners
4,000 runners from Thailand and overseas took part in the 15th Mai Khao Marine Turtle Fun Run and Half Marathon 2019 yesterday, starting from the Phuket Gateway.
The event is expected to raise 700,000 baht for the charity, now in its 15th year. The money raised goes towards to The Mai Khao Marine Turtle Foundation, which is committed to protecting the marine and coastal environment, and ecosystems, for the wellbeing of sea turtles that nest in the Mai Khao beach and the surrounding areas.
The annual race also provides funds for thePhuket Marine Biological Centre's Injured Turtle Rehabilitation Program and The Third NavalArea Command's Turtle Hatchery Program.
The race was in its 15th year and runners of all ages and abilities took part in the race. The morning's racing was divided into five categories – the 21.1km half marathon, 10.5km mini- marathon, 5km fun run and 3k family run and VIP participants for all the races. The route of 21.1 kilometre race took runners northwest along the Haad Sai Kaew beach towards Thao Thepkasattri bridge, past the rural road No. 3006, run along the road – Pi Lai viewpoint area returned back along the T. Baan Tha Nun to the iconic Sarasin bridge before finished the half marathon in the Phuket Gateway.
For Mini Marathon 10.5 km – Over all category, Mr. Chinnawat Changlek clocked 39 minutes and 40 seconds to clinch victory in the male half marathon, winning prize money and a trophy with the signature of Phuket's Governor. The winner in the female mini marathon was Surakarn Wanna with a time of 47 minutes and 47 seconds.
Winners also received a prize gift voucher as well as a medal. Congratulations to all participants.
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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Adam Scott shot a 5-under 67 on Sunday to win the Australian Masters in his native country for his first victory of the year.
Scott had five birdies on the front nine and another on No. 18. He trailed Ian Poulter by one after three rounds.
``This has been a long time coming,'' Scott said. ``This is pretty sweet to be in the gold jacket and hold this trophy that I've been admiring since I was a little kid.
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New Zealanders Gareth Paddison (68) and Mark Brown (69) tied for third, eight strokes behind.
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