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Pros: It actually puts out 600W continuously. I have it hooked up to a Precision Power 600W RMS amplifier (which I have hooked up to an old school JBL subwoofer). I was worried that the peak power of the amp would kill the PSU, but it has yet to short it or anything. I've had everything hooked up for an hour and a half running full blast and at the end of that time, the PSU was COLD TO THE TOUCH. I swear that amp is 600W RMS and peaks even higher. This PSU must be underrated, because the performance I'm getting is just great.
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Pros: Very sturdy, love how small it is so it can sit on my desk pretty easily. Building the entire thing was extremely easy.
Cons: As many others have pointed out, the Power Supply sits DIRECTLY on top of the CPU cooler. Not only limiting how tall your CPU fan can be (stock intel i3 fan fits fine), but it also blocks HALF of the air coming to the CPU. That's why my stock temps are in the 50's at idle. So I went and bought a new low profile cooler...and it doesn't fit. I bent the case a little to make the power supply fit, but even then the power supply is now sticking out of the case, making it impossible to put the metal cover back on the case without some serious modding.
Other Thoughts: I would not buy this case again just because I plan to expand my PC as I go along and this case does not allow me to do that. I don't think I would recommend it to a friend either. Just spend a few more dollars...It's definitely worth the investment. But for an HTPC or something along those lines it isn't that bad. Just don't game or do anything that throttles the CPU temps.READ FULL REVIEW
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Pros: Very quiet, it cools pretty well. With the stock fan my CPU ran at about 55C in my cramped ITX case and now it runs about 43C at idle (probably could have been lower but that was my fault, see Other thoughts).
Cons: It's much bigger than I had anticipated. I have a GA-H61N-USB3 ITX motherboard and the cooler covers one of the RAM slots and the copper tubing is pushing against the Graphics Card...so it just barely fits. Although the PSU originally sat on top of the stock cooling fan, it will not fit inside the case (Apex MI-008) with the cover on because the new cooler is so tall (I'd guess I would need another 7 or 8 millimeters of clearance to make it fit). So I guess I gotta buy a new case and just hope that I never need more than 8 gigs of RAM. The instructions should have been clearer as to what position the CPU Cooler needs to be in, so if you buy it, make sure that the copper tubing is facing against the GPU, not the memory, or else it will get stuck on the plastic brackets that are used in installation and the cooler will never touch the CPU.
Other Thoughts: The reason it still runs at 43C at idle is because the instructions weren't very clear, so I just thought that the reason the CPU temps were so high after putting the cooler in was because the thermal paste hadn't cured. Well woke up the next morning with temps at around 80C wondering whats up. I took the cooler out to see that only half of the CPU had paste on it. I turned the cooler 90 degrees and it went in perfectly...although this is AFTER the paste cured so if I bought some new compound It'd probably be in the 30's, but not their fault so I can't really take a star off for that. Only reason it isn't 5 stars is because the instructions could've been a little better and even though the dimensions were listed and I just assumed it would fit because it's low profile...I was wrong and paid for it.READ FULL REVIEW


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Wheeler Peak is the highest point in the state of New Mexico. It is about 13,161 feet above sea level. [1]


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TORONTO -- Stacked with young talent, the Tampa Bay Devil Rays are still struggling to overcome their own mental mistakes.
A pair of eighth-inning errors led to four unearned runs, helping the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Devil Rays 5-3 on Saturday.
"We have to get beyond this," said Tampa Bay manager Joe Maddon. "This is the kind of game we have to win. These are the kind of mistakes that we're trying to work though and not have pop up at critical moments like they did today."
Adam Lind hit a three-run homer and John-Ford Griffin added a solo shot for the Blue Jays, who have won 10 of 15. Tampa Bay has lost 13 of 17.
Toronto broke a 1-all tie with a four-run eighth against reliever Dan Wheeler (0-5). Reed Johnson started the rally by reaching base on a throwing error, Matt Stairs walked and Russ Adams, pinch hitting for Frank Thomas, bunted down the third base line. Wheeler fielded the ball and threw to Joel Guzman, but he couldn't find first base with his foot.
"We messed it up totally," Maddon said.
With the bases loaded, Aaron Hill hit a sacrifice fly and Lind connected to right-center.
"We tried going up and I just didn't get it up," said Wheeler, who instead left his pitch belt-high.
It was the second homer in as many games for Lind, who hit a two-run shot in Friday's 5-4 victory.
"Lindy has been hot," Hill said. "He's definitely opened some eyes and maybe some doors, too."
The errors weren't the only problem for Tampa Bay.
Delmon Young was yanked for Greg Norton in the bottom of the sixth after failing to run out a grounder to third in the top of the inning, prompting an angry outburst by the volatile rookie outfielder.
"I'm not the only one doing it," said Young, who has played in all 161 games this season but could be out of the lineup for the season finale. "I play every day. I don't complain about going out there. I'll see you guys next year because I'm shut down."
Maddon said he had not made a decision regarding Young for Sunday.
"I haven't told him anything yet," Maddon said.
Scott Downs (4-2) earned the win by getting pinch-hitter Jonny Gomes to ground into an inning-ending double play in the eighth.
Hill singled to open the Toronto fourth, the first hit of the game against Tampa Bay starter Edwin Jackson. Lind grounded into a double play but Griffin followed with a solo home run as Toronto took a 1-0 lead.
The Devil Rays tied it in the fifth when Wilson walked and scored on a double by Akinori Iwamura.
Jackson allowed one run and three hits in seven innings, walked five and struck out six. It was just the second time in 31 starts this season that Jackson has worked seven innings or longer.
"He's grown a lot this year," Maddon said. "It's something to look forward to next year."
Toronto right-hander Jesse Litsch allowed one run and four hits in six innings. He walked four -- one intentional -- and struck out three.
"He's done a tremendous job," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said. "He has very little experience but he's done everything right."
Carlos Pena went 0-for-2 with three walks, becoming just the 11th player in AL history to collect at least 45 homers, 120 RBI and 100 walks in a single season. Pena, who has 45 homers and 120 RBI, has walked 102 times this season.
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8 Parks near Reedville, Virginia
Heathsville, Virginia 10.72 miles NW
Kilmarnock, Virginia 11.88 miles SW
Lancaster, Virginia 13.56 miles SW
Scotland, Maryland 14.98 miles NW
382 Campground Road Reedville, Virginia 22539 (map) | (804) 453-3430
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $90.00 | 21 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $90.00
Nasty! Pool was cloudy, cabin disgusting, multiple water leaks in cabin, sewer leak by cabin. Was suppose to have a free hay ride: never happened. Had a root beer float party (charged $2). Ice cream was gummy: it was in a large bucket that had thawed and frozen several times. After they gave it to you, then they said it was $2. This was in high season and there were only 2 or 3 other families at this dump. - Joanne62
May 2016 - $70.00
We only stayed so I can show up to a test site very early in the AM, but was told it was a two night minimum for the cabins. It was chilly, about 40 degrees. Something made me ask upon check in if the cabins had heat and we were told no but they had portable heaters we could borrow. Since we stayed in a two room cabin, we requested a second heater and was told "We can't let you use two for free." So we opted out of the second one. We were handed our key and was told it isn't hard to find, so we continued down a very overgrown drive way to find the place was deserted. We were the only ones staying here that night. When we entered our cabin the floors were dirty, the mattress pads had hair on them, and the lighting was very poor. We took a trip to the restrooms to find strange holes in the walls, poop smeared in the toilet seat, the feminine hygiene container full and it smelled terrible. There was a swim diaper that was hanging out of the pail that smelled horrible. This was May and I am sure the pool hasn't been opened all season as the pool was empty. When I went to ask the man at the front desk, for soap in the bathrooms and to ask for them to be cleaned, he quickly said he just cleaned them. He returned to do a full cleaning of the bathroom and made it a point to tell us he filled the soap. We went to bed and got up early to an empty campsite again. NO ONE ELSE was here! When we returned from testing, I went to see the same front desk man about a table cloth. He went to the back of the store and said he had one left. It would be $2.75 with tax. I asked him to turn some lights on in the store to make me feel more comfortable. He had no lights on. He then asked me if I was taking an EMS instructor course. I thought that to be very odd since I only asked previously how far we were from the High School. After reading some of the reviews I wonder if he had actually been in our cabin while we were out, because I had left my study sheets on the bed. - Skygrl
Sep 2013 - $50.00
The only thing good I can say about this park is that it is close to the point to catch the ferry to Tangier Island. The fee of $50/night was way too much for the condition of the campground, and this was off-season! The manager, owner, was semi-friendly. We had two friends coming to visit for 2-3 hours. I was flabbergasted when they wanted $7/person. I understand if they were staying overnight, but for a couple of hours!! I would not recommend this park to anyone. - vmi1962
11175 Point Lookout Rd Scotland, Maryland 20687 (map) | (301) 872-5688
Sites: 147 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 43 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $38.00
I can't say enough good things about this park. Rangers and staff are very friendly and helpful. The park is well kept though you can see areas where they probably would spend the money if they had it. (Such as some of the wooden bridges/planks).
The park is on the water and there are many sites (not full hookups) near or on the water. There are numerous places to fish, bike or hike. The terrain is pretty much level so it is easy to get around.
We stayed in the Tulip circle which has full hookup sites and allows pets. There are no bathrooms in this loop so you need to have facilities within your RV.
There was a lot of standing water and many mosquitoes! I'm sure you will need bug sprays during warmer months. But bring your bug spray and you're good to go! Great places! One of my favorite parks! - MakeMemories
Aug 2016 - $35.00
We stayed in the Tulip Loop, a full hookup loop. I suspect that's why no bathhouse. Other loops have them. The sites are level, gravel and large. I had no problem with a 38' motorhome and tow vehicle. Each site has a large area for the fire pit and picnic table. full tree cover so no TV reception, and very little phone. My MiFi usually showed barely one bar. Lots of room between sites. Very quiet. As someone noted, you need a vehicle to get from one area to another. The park is spread out. Great place for fishing and crabing. - DebDon
Aug 2016 - $35.00
This park has many things to do within its boundaries as well as historical sites.
Unfortunately, mosquitoes, poison ivy, deer flies, briars, and thorn vines are all around the camping sites. The park is in a low area and near bay waters. This lends it to swamp bugs. The camp host for this loop left the park before his hosting time was finished.
This loop does not have any public bath house or restrooms. This loop has full hookups so this may be why. Restrooms in other areas of the park we are familiar with, are nice. Those areas are still subject to the swampy environment.
Campsite 65 is gravel with timbers at the edges. 30 amp & (50 amp older style 'L' plug) amp service, water, and sewer. We had room to park tow dolly at back of site and place our 30' MH near the hookups.
This site had been recently used by someone who had disposed of egg shells, food bones, and crab shells in the vegetation around the edge of the campsite. Park personnel should have caught this on a departure site inspection and cleaned it up or had the camper clean it up. - B D HOWie
1632 Belle Isle Rd Lancaster, Virginia 22503 (map) | (804) 462-5030
Sites: 31 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 17 Reviews
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May 2016 - $24.00
We stayed at Belle Isle State Park over Memorial Day weekend. We snagged a spot at the last minute! The park itself is on the Rappahannock river but the campground is not. It is a small campground and the sites are basically off one loop. There are some long pull thrus, and the rest of the sites are back-in. All the sites have plenty of space and trees between sites so you have privacy. There is 30/50 amp electric and water. A dump is available as well. Even though the campground was full, it was pretty darn quiet. Most of the activities take place around the park which is huge. There is a small beach, playground and two places to put in boats. One for larger boats and one for smaller ones. It's a great place for bike riding, walking or jogging as the park roads are quiet. We would definitely stay here again. We stayed here in a motorhome. The rate listed is a little deceiving as we received a night free from a Virginia State Park rewards program. - Free
May 2016 - $30.00
Stayed here Memorial Day weekend with several families. The campground is clean, sites are big and private- easy to get into for large campers and trailers, and the bath house is clean. There is lots to do here including picnicking, kayaking, canoeing, biking, boating, hiking, spending the day on the beach. There is a bathhouse at the beach/picnic area, but no shower or outside spigot for rinsing off sand. Although located in a rural area, there ome very cute towns closeby to visit. - rebcon
Oct 2015 - $33.00
Very nice and flat park. Great for short bike rides and canoeing/kayaking. Sites are huge, bathrooms new/clean, nice store, and dump station is nice. Very laid back area and campground was quieter than other VA parks. Water views are awesome. You can rent kayaks and canoes as well as bikes. Cons: lots of bugs due to water proximity, visitor center is empty, not a big park, and not challenging hiking (could be a plus for some). - Marc Williams
3701 Greys Point Rd Topping, Virginia 23169 (map) | (804) 758-2485
Sites: 700+ | Latest Rate: $85.00 | 36 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $85.00
I have stayed at this place many times in the past and this was the last time this year and probably in long term. The workers are excellent and they do their job really well. My site Rockfish didn't drain well; when I arrived, the place was wet with water accumulation exactly where my access door was. Sunday was a rainy day and the water went over my shoes. These guys make reasonable money to properly level the sites and assure a good drainage. They advertise WFI and it is never accessible, signal is basically nothing. The water pressure is horrible and sometimes I need to remove the pressure regulator (high flow) to get some water in the shower. The place has a nice view and excellent personnel, but owner needs put more attention to details. Too much money to get my feet inside the water just to go out of my RV. - Pedrito
Jun 2016 - $55.00
Great place. We had a nice site on a patio. Nice waterfront views and a great water park and pool. Great place for the kids. - The VA Gent
Aug 2015 - $1.00
Stayed for a week. Would not give me a code for the front gate. Had to press the "call" button and ask for permission to enter every single time. Arrived on Sunday. Got to site and saw very little shade. When booking I asked if the site had shade. They said yes. It does. But only at the one end and only by a 16' tree. They were willing to move us to grass site w/ much more. Wife liked the paved site. I had about 20 cigarette butts around my site from previous user. They had cleaned up other sites on Tuesday. Would have been nice if they got to mine before 5 on Sunday. No hand dipped ice cream. Over all this is nit-picking. But one thing ticked us was the golf cart cruising Fri. Sat. Sun. nights from 5 to 10:30 some w/ music blasting, all w/ bright lights. And fast. Staff was nice, neighbors were nice. Water was nice. But what the heck is up w/ no fire rings! Not safe, only on "super sites" And those rings were like 36" dia. w/ a 12" wide wall and 14" deep, couldn't cook on them if we had them. - Splinter
724 Bushy Park Road Wake, Virginia 23176 (map) | (804) 776-6750
Sites: 563 | 0 Reviews
679 Brown's Lane Urbanna, Virginia 23175 (map) | (804) 758-4349
Sites: 1200 | Latest Rate: $90.00 | 89 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $90.00
This park consistently receives the highest ratings and deserve them. We stayed during the Oyster Festival. The staff was well organized and checked in a huge number of RVs in a very short time. The CG is superb. Clean, well layed out with amenities that will please all. Sites are level with normally plenty of space between rigs. During the Oyster Festival, two rigs are packed into a one rig site. First rig gets services of their choice. There is transportation provided to the festival for which they charge $2.oo per person one way for a mile trip. Parking downtown is $20.00. During the evening, open campfires are permitted, one was built less than six feet from my propane tank. Until 2300, music is loud and people have a great time. Quiet hours are strictly observed. They have great areas to exercise your pets. I think it is very overpriced during the festival and simple amenities such as festival transportation should be included in the 90/day rate (it is going up next year). Looking forward to staying at the park outside festival dates. - Russ60
Sep 2016 - $42.00
This campground is easily in the top five of the 80 RV parks and campgrounds we have visited so far. We spent a week here beginning just after Labor Day so it was very quiet and we got their off season rates. This park has terrific facilities, great WiFi, super clean bathrooms, huge pool area (although only open on weekends at this time of year), a "river beach", huge camp store, a café (again, weekends only right now), etc. They have lots of seasonal units as well as cabin rentals. The area for transient campers is in a large section with mature pine trees. The large sites are grassy with nice asphalt driveways. There's even an on-site wash station with vacuum (quarters needed). AT&T 4G service shows signal strength of -113 dBm which is moderate to weak. We had a full hookup site with 50 amp electric at about $42 based upon a weekly rate. - Coopsecondact
Jul 2016 - $92.00
First time staying at Bethpage, heard lots about the camp ground prior to going and wanted to check it out ourselves. Site was VERY spacious, and level. Site was grass with some dirt, wish there was a bit more gravel on sites. Strong odor of septic the first night however mgmt stayed on top of the issue and pumped out the system multiple times throughout our stay. Pool and waterpark was very busy due to the heat, temperature of the water was also very hot, and at times not very refreshing. Our site (Sycamore 3) was on the main road of the campground and was a great view for the nightly golf cart cruising. Ice cream store and mini golf was extremely far from main campsites. Our group enjoyed a sunset cruise on the Bethpager. - SJEAGLES609
46555 Dennis Point Way Drayden, Maryland 20630 (map) | (301) 994-2288
Sites: 19 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $35.00
The only good thing about this park is that the sites are shaded (they also have a big field with lots of room for tents or campers, no shade, no hookups). The sites are small and poorly organized. We had a hard time getting our 27' rig into our assigned spot because the unit behind us had backed in too far and they were not around to move it. The staff is totally unconcerned with addressing any problems (in addition to the space issue, there was water spraying everywhere from the spigot). The office is about a half mile hike from the camp sites, and that is where the bathrooms, showers, and the WiFi are. The WiFi, when available, is so slow you would think it was dial-up. The bath/shower rooms are nice and clean, but 3 of the 4 rooms did not lock. We would not go back! - Capt.Deb
46555 Dennis Point Way Drayden, Maryland 20630 (map) | (301) 994-2288
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2009 - $36.00
This place is a marina first, not a campground. They have a nice marina which has a restaurant and bar, swimming pool, picnic areas, and the bathhouse is located under the restaurant and includes laundry facilities. They also have a seasonal campground, which is not where you'll be if you're spending a few nights. The campground where they'll put you is called the "field" because it's just that, a field. I can't even call it a campground because this is the condition it was in: no access road, no marked off campsites, just a row of hookup boxes that you back into along a tree line on two sides of a big field. The field is unimproved - bumpy, swampy, and you have to drive over it to get to your site. There is no trash service or dumpster, you have to drive your trash to the marina. There is no bathhouse for the campground, you have to use the one at the marina, about a 1/4 mile away. There is no on-site manager, which means there is no one to enforce quiet hours. It's basically a free for all in a field. We had neighbors that pulled in at midnight - 4 diesel trucks with boats and 2 large campers/5gth wheels - who turned on outside food lights and played and drank - at 2am they were still up and their kids were running around, screaming. There was nothing anyone could do. We were booked for 2 nights but we packed up the next morning and checked out. I will never go back, and I would advise no one to use this place. They make no effort at all to provide any services for their campers. Very disappointing. - dstumps
Sep 2007 - $35.00
This was the second time we have stayed this year. The first time was a check-it-out visit. The second time...we brought the boat with us. If you want a somewhere to fish and boat, this is the place. It is maybe a 15 minute trip in the boat to Point Lookout, so you have the river and the bay to choose from. The staff I ran across were very nice. Yes, you need to drive thru a field but the sites are back-ins towards trees, with shade in the evenings. There is a pond to fish right from the rear of the campsite. We plan on returning. - det62
Jul 2007 - $30.00
We spent 3 nights there last week. Our impressions; The CG is hard to reach being at the end of a long series of narrow roads. Definitely out of the way and definitely very quiet at night. The "seasonal portion" of the CG has crushed stone roads and is in a forested area. Tightly packed in together (about 12 to 15 feet apart). I wouldn't want one of the sites but there were about 60 - 70 seasonals with semi-permanent hookups so someone must like it. The "transient" portion of the CG is an open field with water and electric hookups. Looks like an old baseball field that had a trench run up the side to plant the water and electric lines. The field is lumpy and uneven. The fire ring on our site and on the ones bordering us had burned out bottles and cans in them that were not touched in the 3 days we were there. The picnic tables were falling apart - at a guess, they were being recycled from the seasonal side. When we checked in at the office, we asked for a map of the CG. They don't have one! There are no restrooms or shower facilities! (Their website claims a "bathhouse" but we never found it.) When we left and used the dump station we found the sump covered by a scrap piece of planking and with no running water for cleanup. Quite frankly disappointing because with some work and attention this could be a much better CG. - Maine-iacs


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Dragon Crisis is anime done on the run, using an established but tired formula. If you are fans of Fate/Stay Night, Shakugan no Shana, or Toaru Majutsu no Index and your expectations are not high, you may enjoy it. If you like good storytelling, deep character immersion and plot twists then don't even bother.
It's you know, the usual deal, let's have some dork being surrounded by pretty chicks for some unimportant reason and then let's focus on random silly adventures and fan service. But to be honest, I liked the reason the main girl is so fond of the otherwise boring lead guy. When she hatched from her egg, he was the first person to see and according to "imprinting" she now considers him her daddy. Ok, I admit, that makes some vague sense than all those other harems where they dig the guy for no sane reason.
Other than that… I did say "hatched", didn't I? She is a dragon you see, who looks like a loli just because this is a harem show. And she breathes fire from her… hands. And loves to get all fuzzy (and usually undressed) with her "daddy" in a most un-fatherly fashion. She even wants to marry her… father. Said father, as usually, almost has a heart attack every time he sees a girl's privates. That doesn't sound like a healthy reaction for a parent towards his child. Fail of a human species but then again this is why it is a harem and not a hentai show. Anyways, he is also one of those leads with a special hidden talent (and an extremely broken power) who gets to use it in order to save chicks along the way and increase his harem size by one every two episodes.
The story is as I said some poor excuse to have moe and fan service all over the place, forced as usual. The show is divided into story arcs of one to three episodes each, where some supernatural chick has an issue with the lead and they fight for awhile before she succumbs to his genericness and follows him around thereafter. The script is very loose and superficial and despite the efforts at building tension and drama, everything is quite childish and silly. The battles end up having no excitement at all, while the emersion to the personality of each girl is rushed and buried under the whole silliness of the show.
All those are expected from a franchise which doesn't want to experiment and just rehashes the same old boring stereotypes. This thing was made by Studio DEEN, one of the worst in production values yet famous for fan-catering its audience with lots of retarded pseudo-serious softporns. The main loli is also voiced by Rie Kugimiya, who pretty much does the exact same voice in all her loli tsundere roles and ensures high sales amongst the 2D pedophiles but otherwise has no variety or depth in any of her numerous roles (with Toradora being an exception). I loath both studio and voice actress and one doesn't even need to wonder what kind of a shitty show he is going to watch if he hears any of these two names. May they both burn eternally in HFIL.
I've seen the exact same thing a hundred times before in the exact same fashion. No innovation or even experimentation at all; they just changed the names and the hair colors a bit. This is nothing but an early Mortal Kombat game color swapped ninja costume; thus, little to no enjoyment. Enough with these Shana/Taiga/Rose clones and Fate Stay/Index rehashes. Try something different you lazy bums!
And now for some excused scorings.
General Artwork 1/2 (average production values)
Character Figures 1/2 (cop-outs you will forget fast but moe/sexy enough to like while watching)
Backgrounds 1/2 (typical looking schools, apartments, castles, with perhaps a bit more detail than usual)
Animation 1/2 (nothing much)
Visual Effects 1/2 (ditto)
Voice Acting 2/3 (good, in a typical fashion sort of way)
Music Themes 1/4 (completely uninspiring and forgettable but not horrible)
Sound Effects 1/3 (nothing much)
Premise 1/2 (generic excuse)
Pacing 1/2 (predictable short story arcs)
Complexity 1/2 (it flows in a linear fashion with one girl at a time)
Plausibility 0/2 (harem premise where nothing makes sense)
Conclusion 1/2 (there is one… and it's of course an open-ended harem ending)
Presence 1/2 (moe and sexy girls but nothing we haven't seen better in a hundred other shows)
Personality 1/2 (mostly defined by generic quirks and their haircolor)
Backdrop 1/2 (generic and simplistic but it's there)
Development 1/2 (they do get colorization in the arc they appear in and then stay as such as they enter the main lead's harem)
Catharsis 1/2 (generic and simplistic but it's there)
Historical Value 0/3 (none)
Rewatchability 0/3 (none)
Memorability 1/4 (a generic show, a rehash of a tired to death formula)
Art 0/1 (looks lazy)
Sound 1/2 (sounds boring)
Story 1/3 (some good ideas but that is all)
Characters 0/4 (forgetabble)
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Haven't owned an Ampeg amp since the legendary B-15 (actually the last one I owned was a BT-15 that had a transitorized head). My first Ampeg amp came in 1960. I...Read complete review
Haven't owned an Ampeg amp since the legendary B-15 (actually the last one I owned was a BT-15 that had a transitorized head). My first Ampeg amp came in 1960. I can't even remember the model name of that amp, but it had black grille cloth with what looked like white paint brush spatterings on the grille cloth and the name "Ampeg" was stenciled on the grille cloth. Then came a B-12X (Ampeg's first attempt at a two channel amp with reverb), a reverberocket and then the BT-15, which I used with a Leslie Model 16 and a Farfisa Duo combo organ in the late 1960's. That set up served me well for years. I've always stayed away from amps with small speakers because I never found one that was worth a hill of beans. When I first saw the BA-108, it had quality written all over it. I couldn't believe the price. I bought without ever even testing it out. I thought with Guitar Center's return policy, what did I have to lose. Eight inch speaker, I thought, this can't be that good. I was totally shocked at the sound quality out of this little thing. I also play rhythm guitar and bass guitar and this is quite the amp for rhythm guitar. There's enough quality volume out of this litle thing to actually use it for small clubs. It's the best amp I've ever owned for rhythm guitar. It's probably not the amp for rockers, but would be great for jazz guitarists. For such a small speaker, it's realy got depth and you don't get any speaker buzzing like with other small speaker amps. The secret to this little amp has got to be the speaker that Ampeg is using, along with the ported cabinet. It's got Send and Receive jacks on it to add a reverb unit or other toys and an output jack to run it through a PA system without having to use a mic. Try to find another small amp with those jacks. Only wish they built in a small compartment into the back to stow the power cord. This has become my amp of choice for guitar. Although the BA-018 is designated as a bass amp, it's a great all purpoe amp for many other instruments. Haven't tried it yet with my Nord C2 organ, but I need a three channel amp for that. I use a Polytone Taurus Elite for that instrument and those amps are very difficult to find. For some reason, they are not sold by major brick and mortar and on-line music stores. My days of lugging around big amps is long gone. I think this Ampeg weighs 28 pounds, perfect for me.
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disappointed with my purchase. I returned it the same day. while the tilt-back design is a clever idea, the amp seems unbalanced & had a tendency to topple over much too easily. plugged in, the volume level was as expected though the overall sound quality improved 100% with the use of a noise gate! (MXR) every note I played sounded very unpleasant to my ears. there was a faint buzz saw distortion coming through the speaker. being a practice amp, the headphone output needs major attention. all I heard was my bass buried beneath a wash of white noise that became unbearable on max volume. to it's credit the price, looks, & features offered make it a better choice over competing brands. test beforehand.
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I noticed that after about a year and a half, the black vinyl "tolex?" material they use to cover the back wall of the amp was starting to substantially separate from, and curl up off of, the particle board cabinet. I used some Krylon spray-on adhesive to re-glue them down, but I'm not sure it's going to stay down. It kind of gripes me that you see this kind of cosmetic failure after such a short period of time.
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This is my homework box, And sometime on the go practice package. If I had known it was gonna be this good, I woulda gotten a Ampeg for my Church or Travel instead of the Peavey Tour 115. Hell, I didnt know.
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I bought this amp tp use for home and band practice. I needed just enough power to keep up with a drummer in a relatively quiet environment. This amp delivers just enough power to get the job done. It does distort a bit at full volume, but that is to be expected. The CD in and headphone out features are an added bonus for solo practice sessions. Overall, I am pleased with this purchase. This was a good value from a great amp maker. Time will tell if it will be reliable.
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If you're looking for a simple little solo practice amp, you found it. It has the Ampeg tone that everybody wants, it's less than $100, it's small, light and sturdy, it has an aux (CD) input with a dedicated volume control to simplify mixing with your playback, and it has effects loop and line out connections. It is not a volume powerhouse; the volume is perfect for solo practice, but if you need to cut through a mix with a loud drummer and guitarist you will need a bigger amp, otherwise it has everything a sub $100 amp can possibly offer. I highly recommend this amp.
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I needed a small amp for practicing and just to have around when the urge hit me to check out the Ampeg.. My other amps are much too large (and loud) to play around the house. The Ampeg BA108 fit the bill. This little amp delivers great tone and has all the features I need. The line out is handy if you want to run it into a board for live use or recording. Hook up a set of cans for silent practice. Cool little rig.
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I started playing my dad's old bass guitar after guitar and piano. I decided to look online for an amp, and I found this one due to all the features it had. I liked the fact it has effects loop and a line-out. I've tried the line out in a small pro audio place I've got, and it worked real great. I thought I heard something weird, but oh well. It also sounds great on headphones and regularly. But don't plug anything more than an mp3/iPod through the RCA input, like a mixer that I did.
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Am very pleased with this purchase. Was looking for a smaller at home amp that did not sound like a cheap practice amp. This baby sounds great, nice full sound, not muddy at all and with the 3 band tone control, allows for good sound shaping. Have yet to find a sub 100.00 practice amp that matches the sounds and features this one offers.
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I LOVE my Ampeg BA-108!!!! I use it for recording and it's superb. The -15dB input keeps my StingRay from overdriving the preamp. Surprisingly (clean) low end from an 8" speaker. The effects loop is a nice touch, as is the dedicated line out. I only have the Volume on 2 and I use a combination of a microphone and the line out on separate mixer channels to get a composite track. Very clean and defined tone. I have no use for the CD input so popular these days. Finally, an affordable Ampeg!
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Wow! Buy this amp! It won't outplay a full drum kit on stage (unless you use your line out to the Front of House), but it will do just about anything short of that. It's great for bass, guitar, keyboard, powered monitor, CD jam box, play-along, and probably other things I haven't thought to try yet. I bought it is a general-purpose small amplifier over two months ago and have had time to test it out, both on my own and with several long-serving professional musicians. Surprisingly good spectrum coverage for a small speaker. I'm thinking it must use long-throw speakers because it can handle the deepest bass and keyboards as well as the high end of the keys, guitar, and CDs. I'm sure with two you could have a nice stereo effect using the CD input channels (might just try this simply because of the price point). At under $100, you will find uses for it that you never would have gone to Ampeg looking for and you will be pleasantly surprised. No buyer's remorse on this one folks.
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This is a great sounding little amp for what it is. I was looking for a small portable bass amp I can play with my acoustic combo and for practice. This is easily carried with one hand. I spent about an hour at my local GuitarCenter store auditioning the Acoustic B15 and this Ampeg, both at around the same price point. For me the Ampeg beat the Acoustic hands down -- a richer, deeper sound with more presence for the Ampeg, in spite of its 8" speaker versus the Acoustic's 10". I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this for practice or low-volume gigs. After playing through Vox and Fender amps all my life, I will now be paying more attention to Ampeg.
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This is actually a WD Red 3TB. I got frustrated trying to edit the list.
Finally I have enough room for a automatic sheduled full-system backup.
Data every 2 days, Windows once a week.
I still use the hot-swap bay with old drives for archives.
Good for long time storage, not that great for running programs off it or moving files frequently. 5400RPM is a bit slow. Probably should've went with a Caviar Blu 7200RPM.
this was laying around so i decide to use it as my backup and movies drive.
for 2016 its slow, but since i have it, didnt think about buying new generation would be worth it.
This is an old hard drive i put in my build. It works.
Yet to experience problems with booting up, and boots up incredibly fast.


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We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in East Didsbury. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
We have a variety of serviced offices available to rent in East Didsbury. Each office space is offered at the best rates and suited to your individual needs and requirements.
This contemporary business centre, on the outskirts of Manchester, provides serviced offices on flexible terms, in a modern and light environment. Additional services provided in this business centre include air conditioning, on-demand meeting rooms, kitchen areas, state-of-the-art technology plus reception staff and support teams. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month.
Suites are available from 230 sq ft up to a total of 8,074 sq ft. The centre is a highly prominent three-storey office building providing high quality, functional and cost effective office accommodation in South Manchester. The building offers a wealth of amenities, including an on-site building manager, 24 hour access, ample reserved visitor parking and fully refurbished office accommodation.
The accommodation is offered through a simple, flexible licence agreement. The single monthly payment includes business and water rates, electricity, heating, and office cleaning. With one person suites starting from 135 sq.ft., we can cater for the needs of companies of any size. The centre comprises 5 buildings set in attractive landscaped grounds. With ample on-site car parking, Flexible accommodation is available for businesses requiring either office, workshop or storage facilities.
This modern business centre is situated within a prime business park in South Manchester. Every office is furnished to an exceptional standard as are communal areas and meeting rooms, all of which are available in a range of sizes and configurations. Additional services including air conditioning, reception staff and support teams, kitchen areas, state-of-the-art technology and car parking are available as standard. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month.
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Six suites over two floors with availability from 2-10 workstations. Fully inclusive of Internet and direct dial telephone connection, easy parking, 24 hour access and security, fully furnished, daily cleaning and on site management. Beautifully furnished and making the most of the period features throughout the building, The centre offers sophisticated telecommunications and Internet services and heavily discounted BT call rates.
The Centre is already established as a successful commercial centre, situated in the heart of the major Metropolitan Borough of Stockport, some six miles off Manchester City Centre. One of the major attractions of this centre is the close proximity to the M60 motorway, providing easy access to the national motorway network. This has been enhanced by the completion of the M60 extension forming the last section of the orbital motorway route around Manchester. The whole of the floor is made up of suites of varying sizes, with licence agreements as short as three months – a simple solution to immediate office requirements. The dedicated administrative team of staff are highly qualified and experienced in providing all the help and assistance you require with the day-to-day running of your business.
This business centre is so central it provides multiple transport hubs and a major shopping centre within seconds. The train links include London Euston in 2 hours and Manchester Piccadilly in 6 minutes whilst a wide range of bus services cover the Cheshire and Greater Manchester commuter area. Stockport town centre has a wide range of national and unique independent stores, cafes and shops. As well as onsite parking a wide range of alternative parking locations are available within a few minutes walk with the closest being across the road at Heaton Lane.
This business centre comprises of a 4 storey building (plus basement) with high quality refurbished office space served by a central stairwell and passenger lift. The total floor area is in excess of 12,600 sq ft but each floor has its own entrance so space in the region of 2556 sq ft could be rented separately. It may be possible to sub-divide to make smaller individual office suites if required. The building is air-conditioned with suspended ceilings and CAT II lighting together with perimeter trunking. Terms can be flexible and will be competitive.
A short walk from the centre of Cheadle Hulme and a mainline train station, customers at this location are spoilt for local amenities. With Manchester airport only a ten-minute drive away and plenty of parking on-site this is the ideal location for companies wanting to keep out of central Manchester but without missing out on any of the amenities. The building is located in a suburban setting to the south of Manchester city centre. A range of amenities are available nearby, including a village shopping centre, restaurants and bars. The building has been refurbished both internally and externally to provide a more contemporary and professional feel, with a modern and inviting reception area, also particularly impressive meeting rooms.
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Chasing Pluto
Watch as the New Horizons spacecraft captures our first clear view of Pluto's icy surface. Airing July 15, 2015 at 9 pm on PBS Aired July 15, 2015 on PBS
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On July 14, 2015, the New Horizons spacecraft, one of the most advanced ever built, is scheduled to fly by Pluto to take the very first detailed images of the dwarf planet. After nine years and 3 billion miles, we will finally get a close look at this strange, icy world, but only if the craft can survive the final, treacherous leg of its journey, which could take it through a dangerous field of debris. If it does, New Horizons is poised to make dramatic new discoveries, not just about Pluto, but about the vast realm of icy bodies lurking beyond Neptune, relics of the earliest days of the solar system's formation. Back on Earth, the planetary scientists who have spent decades working on this mission anxiously await a signal from their spacecraft. Our cameras will be there to witness the moment. If all goes well, we'll see Pluto's mysterious surface in unprecedented detail and learn new secrets about other alien worlds at the far limits of our solar system.
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Original funding for this program was provided by Google, the David H. Koch Fund for Science, Millicent Bell through the Millicent and Eugene Bell Foundation, Roger and Vicki Sant and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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- NASA New Horizons Planetary Scientist
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- NASA New Horizons Principal Investigator
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- Annette Tombaugh
- Clyde Tombaugh's Daughter
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Anthony Browne is the author of "Gorilla" (winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal and the Emil/Kurt Maschler Award), "Piggybook", "Willy the Chimp", "Willy the Wimp", "Willy and Hugh", "Changes", "The Tunnel", "I Like Books", "Look What I've Got", "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" (winner of the Emil/Kurt Maschler Award), "Hansel and Gretel", "Zoo" (winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal) and "King Kong".
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Socio-Ideological Differentiation in the U.S. Jewish Population
Avraham Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry, 1977
The concept of 'Socio-Ideological type' provides a useful framework for systematic analysis of underlying Jewish population characteristics and emerging trends. Significant relationships between designated socio-ideological types and various demographic characteristics have been previously reported. The question now arises whether 'socio-ideological type' analysis also facilitates systematic differentiations relating to the quality of Jewish affiliation and with regard to 'subjective' elements, such as attitudes toward Jewishness, Israel and the non-Jewish environment. This paper addresses several issues associated with this inquiry.
Topic: Theology, Atheism, Jewish Identification, Ideology, Demography, Scholarship, Religious Denominations, Academic Research
Name of Publication: Jewish Population Studies (Papers in Jewish Demography)
Genre: Report
Coverage: United States
Language: English
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Massarik, Fred. Socio-Ideological Differentiation in the U.S. Jewish Population. Jewish Population Studies (Papers in Jewish Demography). Avraham Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry. 1977: http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=1003
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