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30 July 2013
Categories : Travelings - Diving and Snorkeling
Hi, hello there! I am going to talk about how to get to Wakatobi. These exotic islands offer some of the best diving in Indonesia (Raja Ampat and Manado are also great!). Yet not a lot of people know about these pretty islands and most of those that do, do not know how to get there. So lets start with where they are. Wakatobi is a part of Sulawesi and the islands are located just off the Southern coast of the mainland. Wakatobi is composed of four main islands;...
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One of the most unique island resorts in Indonesia
28 July 2013
Categories : Travelings - Diving and Snorkeling - Spas
Making your way to your holiday destination in a small seaplane is usually seen as an unforgettable experience by many. However, making your way to Indonesia's Moyo Island in a seaplane and finally landing on the crystal clear ocean water surrounding it is an entirely different experience altogether. Less than a mile off the Sumbawa coast sits a 220 square mile tropical island paradise which consists of a tropical jungle, colorful coral reefs, majestic waterfalls...
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Bali means serenity
29 August 2013
Categories : Diving and Snorkeling - Culture and Heritage - Surfing - Travelings
If you really want to know the meaning of serenity then you should sit on the beach of Bali. When I reached bali in the first week of November 2009, it became 1300 hrs. (i.e. 1:00 am in the mid night). I dumped my luggage in the hotel and could not resist myself to go to the beach at that mid night as the roaring of the sea was calling me. I asked the receptionist whether its safe to go to the beach at that time; the receptionist replied with smile and...
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The Sea Gypsy's haven of Wakatobi
10 September 2013
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They named themselves the Sea people. Born and lives all depend on the sea. They have no territorial like other tribe. The entire wakatobi shore - even the entire nation, is their home. They really are the 'Sea tribe' We get on to a small boat to get across to one of the Bajo village in Kaledupa Island. The sea is so calm, the sky is blue, and in the distance we can see the stage house with their wooden pillars pierce to the bottom of the ocean. This...
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Taka Bonerate National Park, The World's 3rd Largest Atoll Reef
25 October 2013
Categories : Diving and Snorkeling - Travelings
Taka Bonerate is an archipelago in the Southern Sulawesi Island. It is in the Southeast of Selayar as the mainland of the archipelago. Taka Bonerate becomes the 3rd largest atoll in the world with 530.765 ha that covers the whole area with 220,000 ha coral reefs. This area was identified as the largest atoll in Southeast Asia after Kwajilein atoll in the Marshall Islands and Suvadiva atolls in the Maldives. Inside the archipelago there are 21 Islands, 7 Islands...


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I Did it All By Myself! An Age-by-Age Guide to Teaching Your Child Life Skillsby Lindsay Hutton
Are you preparing your child to be independent? Teaching your child life skills is not only important for self-care and sufficiency— it also allows him to feel empowered, works on socialization and reasoning, and helps develop healthy self-esteem. This list of age-appropriate skills will help prepare your child for each stage of his life from preschool until the day he flies the coop.
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How Men and Women are Different: A Nutrition and Fitness Perspective. The Nation's Nutrition. Deckelbaum 2007.
Sports nutrition for children. Pediatric Nutrition in Chronic Diseases and Developmental Disorders.
Prevention, Assessment, and Treatment. Second Edition. Edited by Shirley Walberg Ekvall and Valli K. Ekvall 2005.
Micronutrient requirements of physically active women: what can we learn from iron? American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 81(5):2005.
"How Dry I Am." Tennis Week. 32(1):2005.
Effect of Variable Carbohydrate Intake on Exercise Performance in Female Endurance Cyclists. International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism. 13(4):2003.
Rethinking Sports Nutrition Advice for Women. ACSM's Health & Fitness Journal. Sept 2000.
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Sebastian Vettel is predicting a short first stint in Sunday's Indian GP as the front runners pit early to get rid of their soft tyres...
Sebastian Vettel is predicting a short first stint in Sunday's Indian GP as the front runners pit early to get rid of their soft tyres.
The soft Pirellis suffered high wear during Friday afternoon's practice at the Buddh International Circuit.
Although a second quicker on the first lap than the medium tyres, the softs quickly lost pace as they began to grain.
Several drivers highlighted the issue to their teams while the graining was very notable on both Vettel and his team-mate Mark Webber's front lefts.
Vettel, though, is confident that as the weekend progresses and the track rubbers in, the tyres will last longer although he still expects a short first stint come Sunday's Indian GP.
"Obviously the soft tyre is not lasting very long," the German, who set the pace on Friday by 0.289s over Webber, said.
"It's Friday; the track is rubbering in and it's improving usually for Saturday. Plus we didn't use this compound for a long time so I think tomorrow should be better.
"It happens just by going round; the tyre sees too much energy and just gives up.
"It's the same for everybody, so Sunday could see a short stint on the option tyres but as I said usually the track rubbers in and things improve. People learn to deal with the tyre and fine-tune the set-up.
"Nevertheless I don't think you will do a lot of laps on Sunday but probably more than today."
As for concerns about his car during Friday's second practice, the German, who needs just a P5 on Sunday to wrap up his fourth World title, downplayed the issue.
"We weren't sure to be honest after the run on options. On the last timed lap I had a little bit of an off two corners from the end but we weren't quite sure why," he told ESPN.
"We checked the car just to make sure nothing was broken but obviously we went back out and had a long run after that so the car was fine. I think we need to have another look what happened."
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History of Nashville Jerseys
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My personal favorite is the mustards. I've found that it's either a love or hate relationship with those jerseys. There doesn't seem to be any middle ground. What is your favorite jersey in Predators history?
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- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2011 at 10:33 AM
My fav is the current dark jersey.ReplyDelete
I would absolutely love the new 3rd jersey if it wasn't so dark that much of the detail is lost on the eye. The photo above is not representative of the real jersey. In reality, the blue is so dark it looks black. The blue in the checkerboard stripe is also so dark it makes the checkerboard indistinguishable. A lighter color blue would make this a truly spectacular jersey.
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I agree Jim. I've got the current third jersey on right now and I can barely see the checkerboard. If it looked like it does in the picture above, it would be my favorite as well.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2011 at 12:23 PM
I'd probably like the mustard thirds better if it wasn't for the cartoonish logo in the front. The color never bothered me, and I think the uniform as a whole looked good on the ice. The logo just sucks though. There's no way around that.ReplyDelete
I think the original plan with the mustards was to put the skull logo on the front. I believe that was shot down by the NHL.ReplyDelete
- Kyle WoodallFebruary 19, 2011 at 6:36 PM
I liked the mustards a lot. I think they would've looked really good with the skull as the main logo, but you're right the skull did get turned down and that's why it is the shoulder patch instead.ReplyDelete
I love the skull. I guess it's too barbaric for the NHL.ReplyDelete


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INDIANAPOLIS- On Wednesday, the Indiana Senate gave final approval to a measure authored by Senate Democratic Leader Tim Lanane (D-Anderson) requiring law enforcement agencies to continue education on cultural diversity and U nonimmigrant Visas (U-Visa). Senate Bill (SB) 343 would benefit people who do not hold legal status in the United States and are victims of violent crimes.
An understanding of the U-Visa process by law enforcement officers is important as certification of a victim's cooperation by an officer is a prerequisite to a victim's application for U-Visa status with the federal government. Sen. Lanane notes these victims may be children or other persons brought into this county without their consent.
"It is fundamentally important for our law enforcement officials to have knowledge about cultural diversity and the benefits that the U-Visa provision will have in victim responsiveness," said Sen. Lanane. "The justice system should never turn its back on a victim of a violent crime, regardless of legal status, and U-Visas will encourage these victims to speak up and help put criminals behind bars."
Sen. Lanane emphasized that SB 343 would not serve as a shortcut to citizenship, but instead a vehicle for cooperation. Law enforcement agencies would be educated on the purpose of U-Visas and their role as an authorizer. Law enforcement officers would only be liable for indicating whether a victim was cooperative or are likely to be helpful in the future.
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Guy: The Design Indaba 10×10 project was part of the 2007 Design Indaba Conference in South Africa that challenged 10 architectural teams to design dynamic, effective and affordable low-cost housing systems. I was working with Silvio Rech and Lesley Carstens architects (SRLC is an international award winning practice) that is renowned for spearheading a sustainable, luxury, bare-foot, boutique architecture for island and safari living.
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I arrived to NY on Wednesday and from Thursday started practicing. I am really happy that I am fit again and that I can practice without injury problems.
This is my fourth US Open. I was here twice as a junior and this is my second time as a senior.
My first opponent is Lindsay Lee-Waters. I never played her before so I don't know what to expect but as always I'll go out with confidence and play my best game.
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Kinesiology is the study of human movement and its impact on people's health and quality of life. In fact, students in kinesiology go on to a diverse range of interesting careers, all centered on caring for others. Within the Kinesiology department, we offer five distinct majors: athletic training, exercise science, health sciences, sport administration and sports medicine.
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Inhabitat is at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in NYC, and we've been scouring the show all weekend for the hottest sustainable design finds. We've had a great time catching up with some of our all time favorite designers, and discovering a bounty of fresh ideas from this year's new innovators.
We've been most inspired by the work coming out of students and recent grads from the CCA (California College of the Arts) Eco-chair competition, as well as BVDcollective's Waste Not collection made from recycled materials. Trends we've noticed so far include intricate lasercut lighting, lasercut aluminum tables (does the world need any more of these, really?), and eco-friendly children's furniture. We will be bringing coverage on all of the exciting designs we've found from this four day design extravaganza, so keep it tuned here for the best sustainable design coverage from ICFF.
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Peggy Glanville-Hicks (1912-90): Etruscan Concerto / Caroline Almonte, piano; Deborah Riedel, soprano; Gerald English, tenor; Tasmanian SO; Mills, Walker
1 CD / ABC Classics / 2014-06-10Works: Peggy Glanville-Hicks: Etruscan Concerto for piano & orchestra; Sappho, opera; Tragic Celebration, for orchestra; Letters from Morocco, for voice & orchestra
Performers: Almonte, Caroline; English, Gerald; Riedel, Deborah
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Hey guys!
So I wrote a sketch that I really wanted to make, but I just couldn't imagine it live action. I have a friend who's done a few small animated comics. He said he used Flash, which was a program I have, but hadn't really used before. I figured now was as good a time as any. So last week, I bought a Wacom Bamboo tablet and got started.
It's a long way from being finished, but here is an animation test for one of my characters:
(I tried to embed the video using the "youtube" tag, but I wasn't able to. Sorry!)
I'd love to have feedback and critique!
I hope to have more soon!
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Hi Shelley. Welcome to AN!
Here's how to embed YouTube video. Paste this part of the url between the YouTube brackets...
And this is the result...
Check the mouth of your character. See how the head is in a 3/4 front position but the mouth is animated in a profile position? If both aspects of the design are in the same place perspective wise you can rectify the conflicting elements.
Good luck and thanks for posting your video.
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its a nice first of the tries. I like that you included the nose in the animation, and I notice that you also did bits on the jaw and not the whole jawline. Good luck with more Flash try outs
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I know it's late, but I wanted to thank you both for your replies!!!
Life got very busy for me after I started this project. I've been able to work on it a little, but not as much as I'd like. It looks like I'm finally going to be able to sink a little more time into it, though, thankfully.
Charles: Thank you so much for pointing out the problem with the perspective. I did not realize it when I was designing the character. I'm going to keep it for this project. I know it's wrong, but I don't think it will hurt the concept I'm shooting for. And ultimately it will be a benchmark of where I started skill-wise. I will, however, learn from the mistake and try to correct it with any future projects.
NOREKdecay: Thank you so much for the kind words! I really appreciate the encouragement! It genuinely meant a lot to me!
Anyway, thanks again! I hope I can be more active on the forum and hopefully have some updates of my project to get more feedback.
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Working Through It: How to cope when you're on the job
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If only you could, as rock legend Neil Young suggests, "leave your troubles at the door," then depression would be neatly deposited on the office doormat. The reality is that people who are depressed at home most likely will be depressed at work.
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Update (5/13 4pm): On Tuesday, a judge upheld the city's decision to shut down MaryJane's Attic and MaryJane's Basement.
The owner of the business, Marlene Nuckols, says the store is not a dispensary, but a "go-between" for patients and growers of medical marijuana.
However, a Jackson County Circuit Court judge said he is upholding the City of Medford's decision to revoke the store's business license.
According to the ruling, there's substantial evidence to support the city's stance that the business was not only distributing cannabis to card-holders,but receiving more money in return than allowed under state law.
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The Jackson County Circuit Court upheld the City Council's decision to revoke Mary Jane's Attic/Basement's business license.
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he fattened liver of a duck (or goose) is called foie gras, French for "fatty liver," and is considered a great delicacy the world over. Though today there is some controversy over the method of producing this liver, foie gras is a traditional food known to mankind since at least Ancient Egypt, and is revered in France. First discovered by hunters, the fattened liver in migratory water fowl serves as a caloric gas tank that the birds used to fuel long flights. Before the migration, the birds gorge themselves to fatten up their livers. When ducks and geese were domesticated, farmers took advantage of this natural propensity, and fed them to recreate the tasty liver they found in the wild birds.
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OK, so it's a fatty liver. But what is that? Foie gras is oval in shape, and composed of two bulbous lobes, one smaller than the other, and can weigh 1 ½ to 2 pounds. This pinkish, creamy-colored liver is extremely delicate, and must be cooked with care, since all that fat can melt away easily with high or prolonged heat. Livers are graded for quality; "A" livers are the top grade, and largest, firm to the touch, smooth in texture, with a consistent color and no blemishes (like blood spots). Top quality livers will be shiny and smell sweet. Chefs will use grade "A" foie gras for simple preparations like searing and sautéing, or for a classic terrine, where the whole liver is cooked in a porcelain terrine in a water bath, then chilled and served cold, in slices.
Grade "B" foie gras is smaller in size, a little softer in texture, flatter, and will have some blood or minor surface defects, and more prominent veins than "A" livers. This grade of foie gras is just as delicious as the top-quality livers, but is more often used in preparations like mousse and terrine, where the blood content will melt away in cooking.Grade "B" foie gras can also be seared, but chefs usually insist on using the firmer, more aesthetically pleasing "A" livers for this purpose.
Grade "C" is only sporadically available, and pales in comparison to the both "A" and "B" foie gras. Chefs use the "C" livers to flavor and thicken sauces.
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Sometimes the word "pâté" is mistakenly used synonymously with "foie gras." Pâté may refer to any ground meat that is slowly cooked in a mold, and is not specific to foie gras. Pâté de campagne is a country-style, coarse pate made with pork and no foie gras at all!
Terrine of foie gras, whole foie gras, and foie gras entier all refer to the whole liver, deveined, cleaned and cooked. Plain and simple, these are the purest forms of prepared foie gras. Basic ingredients such as salt, pepper and a bit of Sauternes wine are all that is needed to create these recipes. Torchon is another pure foie gras preparation, named after the dish towel that pieces of raw foie gras are wrapped in before being poached in water, wine, or stock.
Mousse of foie gras, bloc of foie gras, puréed foie gras are less expensive ways to get that silky flavor of foie gras, because in these preparations, there is water or wine added, and the product is blended or emulsified and baked. Black truffles may be whipped into the creamy mousse for the ultimate in gilding the lily. Watch the ingredient list on these prepared products, as some manufacturers will add chicken, pork, or regular duck liver. Make sure you're getting 100% foie gras!
Canned foie gras is hardly worth mentioning in the U.S. any longer, since domestic, prepared products of high quality are widely available. But for years the only foie gras available in the U.S. was canned product imported from France, but it does not really do the liver justice. Canned foie gras must be cooked to an internal temperature of 212F degrees to be shelf stable, and this compromises the texture and flavor.
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Benoit Malphettes
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Re: Mac upgrade advice
Reply #40 on:
December 04, 2012, 09:17:19 AM »
ooops, sorry guys, I did not notice the date on this BusinessWeek bulletin which I saw yesterday in Bloomberg. My mistake and my apologies...
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December 08, 2012, 09:07:35 PM »
I picked up a 2010 27" iMac i7 refurb at a very good price from Apple. The IPS panel calibrated well, and the gloss has proven to be no problem in a controlled environment. So far, very happy with it.
With 12GB RAM it is fast enough for LR and PS processes with full frame files. I also installed a Seagate 750GB Hybrid drive for the system, and relegated the 7200 RPM HDD for image file storage. Previous to this I was using a Mini with a 24" NEC IPS panel monitor. The new machine is an improvement over the old one. I do have a 2010 C2D Mini server that I operate as a client machine. It's the emergency backup and also serves as a HTC in the meantime.
A note on SSDs, if your system doesn't support Garbage Collection you won't get the full benefit. To date, only Macs that ship with SSDs support it. That's why I went the Hybrid route, as well as getting 750GB for $140 as opposed to $300+/- for 256.
PS - I don't "throw away" computers or monitors. When all was said and done, I used the Mini/NEC combo for about three years and my out of pocket was about $400. When the iMac needs replacement...
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December 09, 2012, 01:08:46 AM »
On the chance that the OP is still reading this thread now that it's digressed well beyond his questions...
Quote from: Chairman Bill on November 30, 2012, 06:57:48 AM
My six-year old iMac is still going strong, but the RAM limit is an issue. I want a faster machine, with much more RAM (at least 8GB).
Anything you buy is going to be so much faster than what you have it's really kind of silly to discuss the fusion drive. Any new Mac with a current generation HD is going to boot and open apps several times faster they what you've been working with. With a fusion drive installed by Apple you'll have a machine that boots and launches apps in seconds. If that's worth the money to you go for it. Trying to create you're own isn't typically the territory of someone who lives with a machine for 6 years and asks the questions you're asking.
No matter which you buy, the Mini or the iMac, you'll need external drives. Once your apps are open the fusion drive does little to affect your work experience editing images in any app. Consider how much external storage you'll need to work and have duplicate backup drives. Then look again at the cost of the fusion drive and decide what's most important.
Quote from: Ellis Vener on November 30, 2012, 10:37:49 AM
The iMacs that were recently announced supposedly have even better displays but I am not yet sold on the hybrid drive idea.
The new iMacs have exactly the same displays as last year. They've just had the glass that covers them removed and 70% of the glare along with it.
Geeking out on a home grown fusion drive takes time and adds to the potential for problems. Sticking to factory built machines with Applecare leaves you free to be a photographer.
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Quote from: schrodingerscat on December 08, 2012, 09:07:35 PM
A note on SSDs, if your system doesn't support Garbage Collection you won't get the full benefit. To date, only Macs that ship with SSDs support it. That's why I went the Hybrid route, as well as getting 750GB for $140 as opposed to $300+/- for 256.
Download, install and run
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BTW, my Mini setup has just arrived, ahead of schedule
. Works great so far; will return to this thread when I´ve finalized the setup....
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Just to update people on this - Lack of desk-space meant a 27" iMac was never an option, and after due consideration, I've bitten the bullet & ordered a 21.5" iMac, with an i7 processor & 16GB RAM (for which I had to pay through the nose - yeah thanks Apple).
I've already got back-up drives (One for
Time Machine
backups, two more for other file back-ups, one kept off-site, and when that comes home for a new back-up, the previous one goes off-site in its stead). I will now need to get a seperate CD/DVD drive though.
As the old iMac is still going strong, and where the limited RAM isn't an issue still functions fine, it's going upstairs as a replacement for the kids' eMac (which is pretty much done for).
Hopefully I'm set for the next five years or so.
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Quote from: Per Ofverbeck on December 09, 2012, 05:31:10 AM
Download, install and run
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if you mount the SSD yourself!.
Agree. The best choice would be to get the same controller Apple mounts on their Mac, so maybe a Samsung 830 SSD like I did. You'll find it on Amazon in a lot of capacities.
Same product, way cheaper
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December 09, 2012, 12:39:41 PM »
The 27" iMac offers a choice of video cards. The standard is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675MX 1GB GDDR5; an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2GB GDDR5 is available for (in the UK) an extra £120.
Is this likely to be money well spent if I use LR and CS5?
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Quote from: kikashi on December 09, 2012, 12:39:41 PM
The 27" iMac offers a choice of video cards. The standard is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675MX 1GB GDDR5; an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2GB GDDR5 is available for (in the UK) an extra £120.
Is this likely to be money well spent if I use LR and CS5?
It makes more sense if you're going to use it with Photoshop CS6. The new version of PS uses Adobe's new Mercury Graphics Engine, which utilizes the graphics processor for a lot more functions than CS5 uses it for. You can read up about it here:
Per Ofverbeck
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Quote from: Per Ofverbeck on December 01, 2012, 04:27:29 AM
FWIW, I´ve ordered a Mini; delivery date stated as Dec 12th.... So I´ll know something more a few days later.....
Details: I have a 2007 MacPro w/ 2x2.66 Dual-Core Xeons and 7 GB of RAM. My monitor is a 30" Cinema Display, bought at the same time (and I intend to keep it). The MP is SLOW, and just putting more memory in isn´t economical; the correct type can still be got at an exorbitant price, but cannot be reused on anything more recent... I do have a SSD as system disk, but that one is indeed eminently reusable... So, need for an update, but the wait for an elusive new MP is too much.
After reading, among other stuff, the Digilloyd and ArsTechnica articles, I ordered the 2.6 GHZ QC i7 Mini, maxed out with 16 GB RAM and a 256 GB SSD (after reading more about the FusionDrive, I think I can do a better job myself of putting the right things on the right disk...
). I´ll need an external cabinet for the less demanding stuff, and a Time Capsule will (hopefully) take care of auto backup; I perform 2nd and 3rd backups manually, to disks kept in a safe or off-site. The Dual-link DVI adapter should work with the Cinema Display. The one thing that worries me just a bit is the absence of a separate GPU, but I never play games....
I anticipate a noticeably faster system, with less heat and noise, and fre floor space under my desk.... Now, let´s see if I really get it....
Gee... Just realised I promised a follow-up after having received, setup, and run the new system. Seems I´ll just make it during the same year....
My impressions so far: decidedly faster than the old setup, MUCH faster download from camera SD cards via the built-in SD slot (had a USB2 reader before), and ample power for LR4 without having to terminate other running software. According to Activity Monitor, 16 GB is quite enough: very seldom less than 3-4 GB free, and no pageouts at all. The lack of a dedicated GPU doesn´t seem to be a problem at all, even with 2560x1600 screen resolution (don´t work with video, and not a gaming person....). And, after several weeks, I still haven´t heard the fan running. The entire setup (Mini, Display and 2 USB2 HD´s) draw just 5 W power when sleeping, 90 W fully running (the old MP station took almost 500 W!). It all rests comfortably on the foot of my CinemaDisplay, dead quiet.
The 256 GB SSD is definitely big enough; the LR database and previews reside there, as well as the entire system and all applications, plus my user Library, caches and all. If I ever need more room there, I could easily get rid of GarageBand, iDVD & c; with their accompanying Application Support files, they are several gigs that i never use. I certainly don´t miss a FusionDrive; I prefer the full control I have now.
Most documents, raw files, and videos are on a USB3 HD (small 2.5", 5400 RPM one) that fills the far more modest speed demands put on it. Also another USB3 HD for auto backups with ChronoSync (as an independent alternative to the TM backup to a TimeCapsule. I also make regular 2nd backups to disks in a safe, plus 3rd backups that are stored offside; I´m a backup paranoiac...).
In short, I got what I wanted, for far less money than a decent MacPro or a MBPR would have cost me.
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Leszek Piotrowski
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Re: Mac upgrade advice
Reply #49 on:
December 31, 2012, 12:23:09 PM »
thanks so much for the follow up. I'll definitely take your learnings into account when I finalize my MBP mid 2010 upgrade path.
Walt Roycraft
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January 06, 2013, 08:54:49 PM »
So, if I understand correctly, you do your processing on the SSD and then when done, you export to external drives?
Walter Roycraft
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Quote from: Walt Roycraft on January 06, 2013, 08:54:49 PM
So, if I understand correctly, you do your processing on the SSD and then when done, you export to external drives?
Yes, you might put it that way. The ´actively used´ raw files are on the SSD, and so are the LR database and previews (plus the LR application itself). Older raw files are eventually moved to an external drive (and my experiments so far show there is very little performance loss if I have to access and work on them from there - as long as the database is on the SSD and the previews aren´t yet purged; I have LR setup to purge previews older than one month).
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The call center opened in 2009. It currently employs 225 people and provides customer and technical service for over 50 clients. Within the past month they've hired 54 people.
Site Director, Maria Hawkins, said the jobs start at $9.50 an hour and include medical and dental benefits and paid vacation.
Applicants can apply here http://firstcallres.com/careers/employment-opportunities.html. The application includes a test measuring reading comprehension, typing, and customer service skills.
The news comes as a relief to Grants Pass resident Dan Coventry. He's been looking for a job for five years.
"I was tired of beating the pavement, going and getting rejected. I went in for a one position job and there would be 30 people there," Coventry said.
Hawkins said she's not surprised by the growth.
"We've seen a lot of change in the economy especially in Southern Oregon. We haven't had trouble recruiting. There's definitely people ready to work," Hawkins said.
The company has 800 employees across their four Oregon locations in Grants Pass, Coos Bay, Roseburg, and Veneta. They were named a "Top Workplace" the past two years by the Oregonian newspaper.
"It really just comes down to our culture and we're only as successful as our employees make us so we keep them happy," Hawkins said.
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