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Busting my balls, and as bold as brass,
I'm bent on a bargain and can't let it pass.
My heart boom booms! My eyeballs pop.
I'm out of the car and into the shop.
I beeline the bloomers, baguettes and buns.
I bolt to the bread. To bagels i run.
They're brilliantly baked, and beautifully brown.
The baker's batch is always marked down.
There's bananas and beans below bottom price.
Baby beet beauties and basmati rice.
There's a big box of bacon that's begging to be bought.
And a big bag of biscuits at a price near nought.
The blackboard special offers bottles of booze.
You buy one, you get one, so how can you lose?
There's bread and butter pudding and blackberry tart.
Is there room in the freezer? Well i don't give a fart!
There's body building bounties like brisket of beef.
Big blocks of butter, and dried bay leaf.
There's birthday cakes, belly pork, pate in a pot.
So bollocks to the budget, i'll buy the bloody lot!
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Clever and amusing rhyme you got there, and such a bargain, I couldn't pass it up! You should check out my take on shopping, The Hunt.
You sound like my dad, he loves going shopping late to get a bargain and he drags me along with him too, embarrassing!.
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Make sure you get pics of yours up after you finish wrapping it!
EDIT, here's an Export that looks like it's been rewrapped in white (it must have originally been black, judging by the kick hoops)
Make sure you get pics of yours up after you finish wrapping it!
EDIT, here's an Export that looks like it's been rewrapped in white (it must have originally been black, judging by the kick hoops)
Ahh yeh thats what mines gunna look like!! Ill put a thread up before and after photos when i do!
Im excited! Its gunna look soo good!
Is there any pics of it set up?
No just it stacked. If you do yours tho, you really need to do the kick hoops. I loved the Export range, but the thing I hated so much about them (and later some of the Masters range, and Vision also) is how the kick hoops were cheaped out - with just either a wrap on the outside only or just the outside was lacquered. You need to sand them and paint them so they are ALL white - it makes ALL the difference! White is so easy to paint too, you can't go wrong so long as you prep it right (sand, primer, sand, primer paint, paint again, fine sand, clear coat, buff)
Yes!!! Ur 100% right! I was definatly gunna do the hoops! It looks soo funny with the hoops not done, looks half done, yeh i notice on mine on the inside of the hoop is still woodgrain finsh, ill proberly have to paint them because it will be pretty hard to wrap the hoops inside and out. Then ive gotta colour match it ! Dam this is gettin hard haha
Colour matching white is easy - there's not a whole lot to choose from, and the wrap you'll get is most likely to be "white" white, and not ivory white or other creamy derivative.
Just take a small off cut of it to a hardware store and hold it next to the cans - most show a colour sample on the lid or can.
It's funny, I always much prefer a natural wood on the inside of a kick drum hoop. It's a nice contrast between the finish and the color of the bass drum head. If its not sealed, I'd rub a clear coat on it for protection, but I'd be more worried about matching the white and getting a good finish.
In my experience, white and black can be the hardest colors to match because they are so simple, every little difference in shade or gloss or the primer you use or anything can make it look different.
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Ur both right, thats a good idea, taking a sample piece! yeh the inside of my hoop is sealed so ill have to prepare it well. is there like a thread of some more pics i could find of the white and black? ive googled and did a quick search of the forum
Wow that looks amazing!! The hoops definatly need to be done though i reckon, same setup as mine almost! Looks good !
Exactly right about the hoops - leaving the natural wood finish on the inside of the hoop and the edges just lets it's down I think - it really needs a solid white finish to the entire hoop, just like the shells.
Last thing that kit needs (other than a bit of a rework with the set up, but that's just me) is a tiny bit of black tape on the logo's on the tom reso's. Oh, and get rid of the Holz rings - or at least put black ones on there!!!
Hahah exactly what i was thinking!! That setup!! What was he thinking!! Haha and the white rings on the bass drum thing is terrible! And it needs about 4 more crashes haha


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One of the advantages of extended overseas traveling in an election year is that you get to see just how pointless most of the daily election commentary and news reporting in the United States really is. The interminable US presidential election cycle (with people already beginning to speculate about 2016, heaven help us) has bequeathed an industrial press process of gotcha journalism, gaffe hunts and "scoops" that nobody will care much about 48 hours after they "break".
Being away for three weeks in India gave me an excellent opportunity to break away from the daily round of excitable headlines and Big Brained punditry about insignificant events, and when I returned, acres had been covered in newsprint and cyberspace bulged with new comments, but little had changed. The dynamic that had been more or less visible from the middle of last winter was still with us. President Obama was still slightly ahead in the race, but Governor Romney was taking tiny nibbles at his lead. Slowly and irregularly, Romney was gaining ground as the GOP coalition rallied to its nominee — but there was nothing on which a serious prediction about November could be based. Either candidate could win the election; the incumbent remained a slight favorite but which candidate will win the election depends on things that haven't happened yet and which cannot be predicted. None of the huffery and puffery in either the old or the new media can change that basic fact and we remain pretty much where we were six months ago. We had, however, all been very busy as all this nothingness took place.
In the last 18 months, the press corps spent enormous amounts of its own time and talent, the diminished resources of the legacy media companies and the time of its readers on something that was more of a cultural ritual than serious engagement with events — if your definition of events is restricted to happenings that have consequential effects on the future.
During most of the long American campaign cycle, almost nothing happens but a great deal is lived and 90 percent of what appears on the political page is infotainment rather than serious, meaningful news. We have been observing the political equivalent of the Rose Bowl parade: a meaningless but entertaining spectacle that helps set the stage for the Big Game and underline its importance, but whose outcome has nothing to do with the result of the main event.
During this long process, the front pages of allegedly serious newspapers are more like the covers of supermarket weeklies than serious chronicles of significant events. The MSM covers presidential elections like it covers major league professional sports or like People covers Hollywood: as a fascinating spectacle that consumers can't get enough of but that is unlikely to change many lives. Election night, Oscar night, the Superbowl: these are the recurring high points in a series of ongoing narratives that help shape and define what the modern media is and how it works.
The presidential campaign cycle, from early speculation and the Iowa caucuses right through the glitzy computer wizardry of election night, is exactly what large news organizations with big budgets and high overhead need to survive. It's a spectacle of proven consumer appeal that a news company can budget and plan for, and that will then generate a fairly predictable volume of general interest stories over time.
The ritualization of coverage is driven by the structure of the news business more than by the real importance of most of what happens on the campaign trail. After all, almost everything that happens during the two year cycle before October in an election year has little impact on who ultimately wins. There are the occasional points where something happens: when a candidate loses a key primary, when somebody makes a genuinely race-ending gaffe, when somebody gets an important endorsement or someone drops out of the race. But television networks need millions of eyeballs every night and they have to produce that "news" on a finite budget. Once you've committed a large staff and budget to a long running process, you need to generate something frequently enough to cover the cost. Faux stories work just as well as real stories if the public watches them, and since all the other news organizations need the same flow that you do, the media as a whole, while competing with each other, works together to hype the importance of campaign fluff.
Better yet from the MSM point of view, candidates need to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on media ads. Our long presidential campaigns are a godsend to the MSM, helping the legacy media sustain its colossal overhead by bringing in money and providing a predictable and rationally budgetable long term source of consumer-friendly "news". The media wants, even needs the campaign season to get longer and louder with every cycle.
This is all about the business model and has very little to do with a serious interest in news. An article by Sasha Issenberg in today's New York Times drives the point home. As Issenberg points out, despite vast expenditures of money, inordinate allocations of staff and news space, the legacy media don't actually even cover the horse race with any serious depth or perspicacity. Writes Issenberg:
But the reality about horse-race journalism is far more embarrassing to the press and ought to be just as disappointing to the readers who consume our reporting. The truth is that we aren't even that good at covering the horse race. If the 2012 campaign has been any indication, journalists remain unable to keep up with the machinations of modern campaigns, and things are likely only to get worse.
The specific point is that modern presidential campaigns today are driven by intensive and sophisticated forms of analysis and study of voter habits and preferences that the press doesn't understand and can't report. Again, from Issenberg:
Over the last decade, almost entirely out of view, campaigns have modernized their techniques in such a way that nearly every member of the political press now lacks the specialized expertise to interpret what's going on. Campaign professionals have developed a new conceptual framework for understanding what moves votes. It's as if restaurant critics remained oblivious to a generation's worth of new chefs' tools and techniques and persisted in describing every dish that came out of the kitchen as either "grilled" or "broiled."
What this means from the standpoint of readers is fascinating: we are spending hours and hours following the most exhaustively reported phenomenon in modern life, but we aren't being told what is really going on. Not because incredibly sharp editors and reporters are scurrying like crazy to conceal the truth from the public, but because the mediocre bureaucrats who staff established news organizations aren't smart enough to understand what is actually taking place. The legacy media is too stupid and too lazy to understand the event on which it expends more resources than any other — and as long as enough eyeballs are attracted by the show, it doesn't really care.
This is not a conspiracy and it is not the result of bias; it's not clear whether reporting the real plans and calculations of the strategist would make either or both sides look better or worse. But it should underline the point that what the "news" industry labors to produce during presidential campaigns is infotainment pure and simple. There is no competitive pressure to unearth the actual dynamics of the campaign strategies of either side, only a pressure to score with gotcha and gaffe scoops or otherwise to present the reality of entertainment clothed in the appearance of actual news.
But if the needs of the press for a long gravy train of "news" from a story that can be covered in a planned if not particularly enlightening or substantive way are one side of why we've turned our electoral cycle into the world's longest pageant, we have to look at the demand side as well. The press wouldn't produce this kind of coverage if people didn't consume it and so the key question about our ritualistic campaign/media cycle is why do consumers find this long spectacle so fascinating?
To begin with, it's a contest — it is the ultimate reality show. Candidates get voted off the island, suffer emotional breakdowns in front of the camera, form temporary alliances and then stab each other in the back. The campaign is fun for the same reasons contest shows and reality shows are fun. We get to watch people competing with everything they've got for a prize they really want to win. Nobody expects the winner of American Idol to tell us anything about the state of the nation's soul or to make much change in the world, but a lot of people like to watch contests… and like the feeling that they are in control even if that is mostly an illusion.
In democratic politics, campaigns serve another function. Elections are fundamentally a way of avoiding civil war when it comes time to decide who should rule. The long American campaign season helps the current 'outs' bear up under the strains of being governed by the other side: they can ease the pain of current defeat by cheering on their favorites in the contest to replace an administration they hate. They can cheer, they can hiss, they can mutter "wait until next time" and think hopefully about the future rather than curse the intolerable present. The more the outs hate the ins, they more attention they pay to the whole process of choosing a candidate to run against the incumbents.
Arguably, this kind of campaign ritual helps defuse the tensions that might otherwise make a large and deeply divided mass democracy like our own much harder to keep stable. Bush haters could focus on first the 2006 congressional elections and then the 2008 presidential ones, channeling their anger against the incumbents into a within-the-system effort to replace them. In 2010 and now again, President Obama's opponents can grasp at the consolation prize of American politics: the insurgency against an incumbent. Public attention on the race channels dissatisfaction with the status quo into a deeper reaffirmation of the legitimacy of the political system. Not just in the US but throughout the world, this is one of the factors that helps stabilize democratic institutions.
When Aristotle said that man is a political animal, this is part of what he was talking about. As a species, we like political process. We like the competition, we like the noise, we like the drama, we like the emotional highs and lows, we like the chatter. Like a troop of monkeys chittering angrily in a tree, or a rookery of crows cawing away, we are happy when we get a chance to do this stuff. Democracy is a durable form of political organization partly because it satisfies our desire for politics more than other systems do.
Our weird and irrational campaign process legitimates the status quo in other ways. In early modern Europe, kings and other rulers made a habit of "progresses," moving from town to town or castle to castle through the countryside, allowing ordinary people to see them and putting local officials and magnates directly in touch with the national authorities. Not only did this allow the rulers to get a little distance outside the bubble and see just how scrawny the peasants were getting in a given year, it made the state visible and palpable to ordinary people and stirred feelings of attachment and support. The admittedly ritualized and often phony process of candidates sitting in pancake houses and living rooms in Iowa and New Hampshire and moving on through various events reinforces the bond between governed and governors in our society, exposes candidates to the diversity of the American electorate, and reminds everybody where the ultimate authority lies. All this is good.
The campaign process serves another purpose: Trial by Ordeal. We watch these candidates scramble through a series of minefields, as they are hit by (mostly metaphorical but sometimes actual) pies in the face, ambushed by treacherous reporters hunting for blood, and generally perform the twelve labors of Hercules before throwing the ring into Mount Doom, waking the enchanted princess or finding the Holy Grail.
Besides being entertaining to watch and inculcating a healthy respect for public opinion among Those Who Rule, putting presidential candidates through a grinding, often humiliating multi-month ordeal is not such a terrible way of assessing those who want to lead us. Nothing is like the presidency, but a horrible, stressful campaign with press sharks trying to rip you to bits while strangers wave corn dogs in your face at ten thousand events is a way of letting us all see how you might react if faced with the kind of stressed multitasking a president must do.
The presidential process in our country, then, makes sense in a weird kind of way. And the press coverage of that process also makes sense — or at least it is the product of mostly rational calculations. But somebody who wants to understand world events and be a producer of history rather than a passive consumer of what others do needs to find a way to follow the process without being swallowed up in it and wasting time on fluff while never seeing the substance. Spending two hours a day in July reading speculation about a forthcoming Veep pick is a perfectly acceptable pastime, comparable to playing computer solitaire, participating in a rotisserie baseball league or filling out sudoku puzzles, but as a way of seriously engaging in the world of events it is a ghastly waste of spirit and time.
The legacy media, and those elements of new media that want simply to reproduce the structures of old-think media in cyberspace have their reasons for covering campaigns the way that they do. But people who care about providing serious news in a cost and time efficient manner have to think a little harder about how to cover the carnival.
I'll be back soon with more thoughts on this. I can remember presidential campaigns dating back to the 1960 primaries, but the experience of watching a campaign while thinking about what a new generation of media should look like has given me some new perspectives on the Greatest Show on Earth.
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The latest example is a school in South London which has told a Muslim family that their unnamed nine year old daughter may not wear a hijab – the traditional Muslim headscarf – in class. This has been widely reported because the parents have announced their intention of suing the school.
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A few years ago I drove past a school in Malaysia at the end of the day when the children were flooding out of the gates and strolling off home or being met by parents. It was clearly a very mixed community in terms of religion and ethnicity and there were at least five versions of the school uniform – some girls in gymslips in different lengths, some in shalwar kameez, some with hijabs, some boys in western blazers, some in Muslim tunics and so on. But they were all in, or partly in, the same shade of a rather pretty pale turquoise – so the gymslips, hijabs, ties, blazer badges and other items all matched. They looked, as a school, very striking and smart.
Few schools in Britain would need to go quite as far as that, but it was a memorably enlightened example of how you get round – or even celebrate – differences with wisdom while keeping everyone distinctively uniform so that they have their own identity to distinguish them from the school up the road which is what apologists for school uniform usually want.
St Cyprian's is a voluntary-aided school. That means that it is part of Croydon local authority. It is a state school with a faith affiliation - exactly like the thousands of village schools across the country which are linked to the Church of England. State Catholic schools operate in the same way. It is simply that the Greek Orthodox link is more unusual and the school is very small with only 60 pupils.
As a maintained sector school St Cyprian's is subject to government guidance which recommends that schools should 'act reasonably' in accommodating beliefs relating to hair, clothes and religious artefacts. Yes, I know it's hard for those of us who didn't grow up in strict Muslim families to understand why it's a sin for a child of nine to be bare headed in front of male teachers, but would a uniform coloured headscarf really affect teaching and learning in the classrooms at St Cyprians? Wouldn't some jaw-jaw be preferable to war-war in the High Court which is where the parents hope this matter will be heard?
Meanwhile, the most worrying thing about this case is the plight of the child at the heart of it. She has been withdrawn from school. She must surely know why. Children always suffer when the adults around them disagree vehemently and fail to provide a secure, united front. You can also be absolutely sure that this issue, now in the public domain, is being discussed by the other children at the school and their parents and there will be a range of opinions. None of that will help the school or the teaching and learning there. I once taught in a school in which the head, very unwisely, locked herself and the school in a long running confrontation about one girl and a single ear stud. No one won. No one benefited and a great deal of damage was done both to the reputation of the school and to staff-student-parent relationships.
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C&B are 'Sexy' but with an edge of "Smirk" [nice word] = typical 'Caskett' with additional 'going to get you – Only if I say so!'
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In History window(Ctrl+H), if you have some line in the history selected
and double-click on a column headers, --the column sort order
changes twice (as expected), and the history represented by the current
row selection is opened.
Reproducible: Always
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Unless someone wants to rewrite the history window to share the places front end with bookmarks, as it has its own anti-column-doubleclicking code ;-)
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On Saturday, May 4th I attended the 'The Work of Algorithms' panel where Nick Seaver talked about Knowing Algorithms. In his talk Seaver discusses the issue of dealing with proprietary algorithms within research and how a focus on this proprietary or 'black box' aspect has skewed our criticisms of algorithms. Strands of research dealing with proprietary algorithms, such as Google's PageRank or Facebook's EdgeRank, focus on user experimentation and engaging systematically with the system in order to derive findings. Seaver argues how this is problematic since algorithms do not only adapt over time, where in the beginning algorithms behave differently then when they have adjusted to the user,1 but also how algorithms are unstable in themselves as may be seen in the case of A/B testing: Over the past decade, the power of A/B testing has become an open secret of high-stakes web development. It's now the standard (but seldom advertised) means through which Silicon Valley improves its online products. Using A/B, new ideas can be essentially focus-group tested in real time: Without being told, a fraction of users are diverted to a slightly different version of a given web page and their behavior compared against the mass of users on the standard site. […]Continue Reading
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Notes from #MIT8: 'Labor and Technologies of Surveillance' – The Aesthetics of Objectivity and Computational Objectivity
On Saturday, May 4th I attended the 'Labor and Technologies of Surveillance' panel where Kelly Gates talked about 'Professionalizing Police Media Work: Surveillance Video & the Forensic Sensibility.' Gates, who has gone through an extensive training program in the field of video forensics as part of her research, discussed how raw video is not evidence despite video's aesthetics of objectivity. The imagery of video and audiovisual material are perceived as evidence but instead they are pointing to an indexality which is produced through the media production and in the process of post-production. Gates argues that "the status of video evidence as an index of real events—a sign or representation that offers a direct, empirical connection to material reality—is the result of an intentional process of production" (2013).1 Temporal indexicality, where a timestamp in the video seems to point the moment in which it happened, is perceived as "objectivity" but Gates gives two reasons why a timestamp on a video cannot be considered objective evidence in court: First, the recorded surveillance video material may come from old VCRs and the time settings of the device may not be accurate.2 Second, you can use a time-code plugin to insert the timestamp afterwards. Gates introduces the notion of "computational objectivity" […]Continue Reading
Notes from #MIT8: 'Social Media Platforms between Private, Public and Commercial Space' – Curation by Algorithm
On Friday, May 3rd I attended the 'Social Media Platforms between Private, Public and Commercial Space' panel where Tarleton Gillespie talked about Curation by Algorithm. Based on his chapter 'The Relevance of Algorithms' [pdf] in the forthcoming book Media Technologies Gillespie posed a few questions: 1. What do these algorithms do? Algorithms are part of the broader 'content moderation' picture where devices, search engines and algorithms help us sift through an enormous amount of content, for example by implementing recommendation algorithms. They also help present a carefully managed experience for first users by constructing a welcoming environment filled with (introduction) content or by guiding users to navigate them through the interface. 2. How are these algorithms understood? Algorithms are often discussed in terms of filtering or censoring content, as put forward in The Filter Bubble, but to what extent do algorithms act on or are entangled in practices of censorship by other means? Gillespie shows the example of Apple's voice search Siri which couldn't find any abortion clinics when searching for them. While Apple quickly responded that this was a 'glitch' and not an intentional omission it caused a 'Siri is pro-life' controversy. However, what actually happened is that Siri is a voice interface on top of search engines and […]Continue Reading
On algorithmic friendship, a belated April Fools' joke
While I was updating my DevonThink today I visited their blog Devonian Times and noticed I missed one of the best April Fools' jokes related to my research: CareTaker for Facebook is here! Some people say that our apps are not "social" enough now with Facebook and Twitter being still the main trends in the industry. We listened and proudly present a brand new freeware app: CareTaker for Facebook. Never get your friends kicked out of your news feed again. Don't get calls from annoyed friends telling you that you don't like their posts. And all this without wasting even more time on Facebook. Once signed in to your Facebook account CareTaker takes care of your friends and fully automatically likes their posts or comments that match the rules you set up. Create rules based on your DEVONthink databases (likes all posts that fit your interests according to your document collection) or use RegEx for even more control. Our unique Artificial Intelligence technology not only does the matching but also creates meaningful, human-looking replies for you. Finally the Toady Mode likes every of your boss' posts and comments on them with an AI-crafted variant of "That's great!". CareTaker for Facebook will be available starting today for free […]Continue Reading
Dataflows en de politieke economie van sociale media platformen
Transcript van mijn lezing tijdens de studiemiddag voor alumni van de Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen over sociale media. Universiteit van Amsterdam, 5 april 2013. 1. Introductie Dank voor de uitnodiging. Mijn naam is Anne Helmond en ik ben docent-promovendus bij Mediastudies bij Nieuwe Media en Digitale Cultuur. Hier doe ik onderzoek binnen de onderzoeksgroep het Digital Methods Initiative naar het web als platform en hoe we onze onderzoeksmethoden moeten aanpassen om het web als een ecologie te bestuderen. 2. Mediatie van processen door software Vandaag zal ik het hebben over de onderliggende infrastructuren van het sociale web en hoe hiermee de economische relaties van het huidige sociale media landschap worden georganiseerd. Deze korte lezing gaat in op hoe sociale media platformen relaties en activiteiten structureren aan zowel de voorkant als de achterkant van hun platformen. Om te begrijpen hoe de relaties tussen platformen en gebruikers worden georganiseerd, moeten we kijken naar de rol van zowel menselijke actoren als niet-menselijke actoren die processen mediëren, zoals de technische infrastructuur. Het uitgangspunt hierbij is het platform-specifieke karakter van sociale media platformen waar we een assemblage zien van software, databases, interfaces, content, activiteiten, gebruikers en externe webmasters die samen het platform vormen. Dit zal worden geïllustreerd […]Continue Reading
Facebook Demetricator and the Easing of Prescribed Sociality by Ben Grosser at Unlike Us #3
At Unlike Us #3 Ben Grosser presented the Facebook Demetricator which is a web browser extension that hides all the metrics on Facebook and therewith demetricates Facebook's interface. Grosser describes his project as a piece of critical software that intervenes in the numerical focus of Facebook. The quantification of social relations: More! Ben Grosser narrates a scene from Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps where Jacob asks his new boss, Bretton James: "What's your number?" "Everybody has a number, a set amount of money that once they hit, they'll leave the game and just go play golf for the rest of their life. What's yours?" and his response is: "More." The scene depicts a moment in the movie, which deals with the 2008 USA financial collapse, before the financial crisis and shows capitalist society's fetish with increasing numbers and numerical growth which eventually came to a collapse. He describes the human desire to make numbers go higher, whether this means stocks rising, calories burned, friends added, likes accrued or comments left. Grosser states how we are obsessed with these numbers and that we're paying more attention to the numbers than the actual content of the interaction. He defines metrics in relation to […]Continue Reading


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This review is from: SAMSUNG 840 EVO MZ-7TE250BW 2.5" 250GB SATA 6Gb/s 1x nm Samsung Toggle DDR 2.0 3-Bit MLC NAND Flash Memory (400Mbps) Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
Pros: Fastest SSD on the market with RAPID mode enabled.
Price to performance is...well...black magic.
Migration software is above and beyond amazing. I remember the days of fresh installs...*Shudder*
Cons: RAPID mode using RAM caching, 500mb of your data floating around in there most of the time, does your power randomly cut off a lot? (Why are you using the PC then..?). Well if you randomly suffer from PC cut offs, you could potentially lose that 500MB of Data if it doesn't flush to the SSD.
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This review is from: HIS IceQ Boost Clock Radeon HD 7950 DirectX 11 H795QC3G2M 3GB 384-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
Pros: -Moderately quiet.
-Astounding cooling.
-Excellent overclocker.
-Aesthetically pleasing design
-Price tag at purchase ($214.99) was amazing
Cons: -None as of yet.
Other Thoughts: I honestly don't know if I just got a cherry picked card, but this thing is amazing. At 100% Load, it never wavered above a 55c temp at a 1100Mhz core clock with a 1575MHz mem clock. And that was with 65% fan speed, which was barely audible. Could it be possible? Perfect overclock, quiet, cool, and very cheap for the performance. We've got a winner here.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: ASUS Radeon HD 7970 DirectX 11 HD7970-DC2-3GD5 3GB 384-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
Pros: Noise is virtually non-existent at 60% and below fan speed. When cranked up higher you can hear a low droning but nothing too major with headphones.
Excellent over-clocking capability, I'm set to 1150MHz core and 1575Mhz Mem with no artifacting or stutter.
Keeps relatively cool with the right airflow and ambient temps.
Plenty of monitor hookups
Backplate prevents ugly sagging on the PCI-E.
Card is GORGEOUS, especially for a red/black themed PC like my own.
Cons: Large, very large. Medium sized cases might take issue with this, but a nice Full Chassis should be fine with it. Do your homework!
Had to unlock the voltage with Asus Smartdoctor before bumping the clocks up with Afterburner. Was greyed out in Afterburner but not with Smartdoctor, perhaps others should try this method?
Other Thoughts: Needs to come down in price now, if you're thinking about buying, WAIT. With the release of the 780, this baby should drop price considerably to compete. Still worth the purchase, just have a little patience.READ FULL REVIEW


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Thursday June 21, 2007
"UK airport seeking security freedom from EU"
Wednesday June 20, 2007
"Former Palm Springs Airport Director Hiring at Fort Lauderdale Put on Hold"
"Opinion: Modernize our skies"
"Europe's Uniting Airlines"
"Most of new Bangkok airport's bag scanners go on the blink"
"Passengers Spend Seven Hours Parked At SFO Gate"
"United Airlines thinking of marriage"
"New Zealand airport investigates gliding to save fuel"
"United Airlines suffers delays after computer failure"
"Dual loading bridges await airline verdict"
"Customers rate NWA last among 8 big airlines"
"Southwest plans flights to Canada, Mexico"
"UK's Manchester Airport secures new retail path"
"What's wrong with air travel? Plenty"
"Mayor: 15 Oakland officers' beats changed from airport to the streets"
Tuesday June 19, 2007
"Innovative Analysis Group Blog cited as one of the best in the Aviation Business"
"Kevin Dolliole, Former Director of Airports for Lambert St. Louis International Airport joins Board of W.D. Schock Company, Inc."
"UAL expects higher revenue, narrows cost estimate"
"Cincinnati airport to build $23M screening area"
"DIA travel jam: Passenger surge at DIA starts early and shows no signs of letting up"
"5 questions for Turner West, retiring DIA manager"
"Line employees take the fall for management incompetence: Shamed UK airport staff are axed "
Monday June 18, 2007
"Sky Harbor gears up for travel rush"
"Pittsburgh airport says heavy passenger traffic moved smoothly"
"Sky Harbor International Airport May Get Automated Train"
"Letter: Kudos to security people at Manchester airport"
"US Airways to add baggage fee"
"Underwriters cash in as RDU takes on debt"
"Rights of passengers at center of storm"
"Rapid City, SD airport names deputy director"
"Longtime cop patrolled O'Hare"
"Canadian airport security agency botched project, report says"
"For sale: Name for airport terminal"
"Shorter Security Screening Lines Part of Connecticut Airports Pitch""
"'Screening at CLT hits 1-day record"
"Mating hares block Milan airport runways"
Sunday June 17, 2007
"Bad service? U.S. airlines get off easy"
"The wait isn't over: Major delays expected at airports"
"Airlines think fingerprinting plan won't fly"
"Colorado Springs Airport contractor sues city"
"Airport director to go calling on Northwest seeking service"
"Aggressive marketing is part of Pease airport's future"
"Evidence that casts doubt on who brought down Flight 103"
"Sippy-cup fuels security spat at D.C. airport"
Saturday June 16, 2007
"Environmentally Friendly New Jet Planned"
"US Airways' wish list for global flights grows"
"Ruling against LAX rent hikes modified"
"$113 million revenue bond in place to construct Branson Airport"
"Vacation crush clogs Hartsfield"
"Ex-airport chief Jim Brough dies"
"Indianapolis airport board backs broad smoking ban"
"Southwest Airlines may slow growth plans"
"Can anyone end epic flight delays at NYC airports?"
"Dulles Airport Back to Normal After Suspicious Bag Incident"
"Airlines claim victory against LAX"
Friday June 15, 2007
"PSP barriers up since 9-11 may be replaced"
"Consultant presents idea for 'aerotropolis'"
"Police dispatched to El Paso airport, officers recalled short time later"
"Security Breach Briefly Shuts Down Lindbergh Field"
"Australian airport whistleblower facing jail term"
"Long Lines, Angry Fliers Jam Hartsfield Security -- Again"
"Australian airport security holes 'still wide open'"
Wednesday June 13, 2007
"New form of supersonic air travel to test"
"Fort Lauderdale airport to get runway expansion, shorter delays"
"Huntsville Airport leaders try to land cargo business in China"
"Kentucky leaders researching new commercial airport"
"Skybus CEO Rejecting Skeptics"
"Airline Meteorologist Keeps His Eyes on the Skies"
""Puffer" bomb screeners a bust"
"Expert criticizes FAA for near misses"
"NWA execs face tough motivational challenge"
"Airport execs learn value of 'Simple Solutions'"
"Letter: Airport means noise"
"Changes could lift Alabama airport's bond rating"
"An airline industry wish list"
"Milwaukee Airport Cab Limit Struck Down"
"Minnesota Muslims in culture clash at airport"
"Australian airport security farce exposed"
Tuesday June 12, 2007
"Nashville Airport will reduce wait for fliers with prostheses, casts"
"Metal detectors miss many surgical implants, docs say"
"Revived al-Qaida seen as big threat"
Monday June 11, 2007
"Don't Miss this Security Course in July"
"Hawaii airports get nearly $12 million for security, improvements"
"Birmingham Airport security 'lesson learned'"
"Evolving security rules are becoming largest hurdle for airport design team"
"PDX begins planning for long-term capacity needs"
"New director excited about Palm Springs International Airport's expansion"
"Airport Sniffer Dogs Fired for Bad Behavior, Banished to Pig Farm"
"Is a Passenger's Bill of Rights Wrong?"
"Sleep deprivation affects airport baggage screeners' ability to detect rare targets"
"Friendlier skies for airlines, airports and airport neighbors"
"Regional airports: Gridlocked Southern California skies"
"Hartsfield poised for summer rush"
"Airline industry in a jam"
"Flight attendants feel wrath of fliers"
"JFK Plot: Echoes of the Future"
"Portlanders wonder what lies beneath"
"InVision threatens Bangkok Airport over security scanner payment, embassy intervenes"
"Venezuela seizes 2.3 metric tons (2.5 tons) of cocaine at airport"
Sunday June 10, 2007
"11 ways to fix air travel"
"Major revamp of LAX is stuck at the gate"
"Three arrested in arms plot to kill Americans, systems offered included surface-to-air missiles, IEDs"
Saturday June 09, 2007
"San Diego airport agency settles on $145 million budget"
"FAA computer glitch causes flight delays"
"Official: Airport competition getting tougher"
"Florida congresswoman pushing to screen airport workers"
"Opinion: Foiled JFK Airport plot deserves to be taken seriously"
"Pittsburgh airport to spend $14 million on in-line EDS"
"Security official at OIA resigns"
"Ex-worker at OIA says he smuggled guns, drugs"
"Official Says JFK Terror Probe Widening"
"System as Strong as the Weakest Link: Airport security an 'Achilles heel'"
Friday June 08, 2007
"Big US aviation security proposals not sure thing"
"Airline Sector Aims For Zero Emissions By 2050"
"Security expert finds fuel depot left unlocked at Toronto's Pearson this week"
"Travelers unfazed by JFK threat"
"Security expert predicts more airline attacks"
"Denver airport passenger numbers set record"
"Millions in TSA security fees demanded of airlines"
"New UK airport security blunder"
"Fired PSP director in line to run Florida airport"
"Louisiana airport panel keeps director, changes job conditions"
"Salt Lake Airport tower evacuated when training fire exercise turns real, threatens propane tanks"
"D/FW Airport launching marketing initiative"
Thursday June 07, 2007
"'A Plane's Going To Go Down,' Retired Colonel Warns"
"DBE: OIA food fight: Did winner tell truth on federal forms?"
"SFO could be gateway for Virgin Atlantic"
"UK airport security staff suspended"
"JFK Airport plot: US investigators probing Iran link"
"Laughlin-Bullhead airport to get state-of-the-art screener"
"SLO airport should fly solo, county grand jury suggests"
Wednesday June 06, 2007
"Commission approves 305K salary for LAWA chief"
"LAX budget shows costs up"
"TSA warming up to Stewart need for more screeners, updated equipment"
"JFK Airport Plot Renews Calls for Worker Screening"
Tuesday June 05, 2007
"22 baggage handlers arrested at UK airport for theft"
"Airlines projected to see $5B in profits"
"NY terror plot triggers security changes at Salt Lake International"
"Vigilance heightened at BWI after N.Y. plot is foiled"
"Airport perimeter protection system on the way for JFK"
"Security scares hit Birmingham Airport"
"US calls for action over UK airport security scandal"
"Experts cast doubt on credibility of JFK terror plot"
"U.S. airlines' on-time rate through April was lowest since 1995"'
"MSP Airport To Get Arty Makeover"
"French airport risks shutdown over oil safety concerns"
"McCarran Airport Tightens Fuel Line Security"
"Editorial: The JFK airport plot: A serious matter"
"No explanation yet for why Southwest jet's landing gear collapsed"
"Federal requirements boost safety costs at Santa Maria airport"
"After JFK Airport Threat, Officials Take Closer Look At Lambert"
"Oslo Airport evacuated after security breach"
"Air security remains vulnerable: expert"
Monday June 04, 2007
"Lost documents puzzle Orlando airport security"
"Bird problem soars at Canadian airport"
"JFK Terror Plot: Plotters considered crashing aircraft into airport"
"Foiled plot shows U.S. airport weaknesses"
"Plot to blow up JFK is 'tip of the iceberg'"
"New Indianapolis airport terminal heads toward safe landing"
"Las Vegas airport on list for studying counter-terror systems"
"Papers Portray JFK Plot as More Talk Than Action"
"New Airport In Utah To Open In 4 Years"
"Senate Bill Ends Six-Figure Salaries to San Diego Airport Authority's Triumvirate"
"Alleged JFK Airport Plot Ringleader May Have Oregon Link"
"Southwest flight crash-lands at Oakland airport"
Sunday June 03, 2007
"Patrols increased at Logan's fuel facility"
"British Airport Security Who Would Rather Read, Sleep Than X-Ray Bags"
"N.Y. Airport Target of Plot, Officials Say"
"Faster airport security for first class isn't fair"
"US authorities reassures public after JFK 'bomb plot'"
"Pipeline Companies Aware Of Terrorist Threat"
"Alleged plot's damage would have been limited"
"Alleged JFK plot: A potential threat seen in America's backyard"
"Four Non-Arab Muslims Target JFK, One a Former Airport Employee"
"Giuliani: JFK airport plot emphasizes need to fight terrorism"
"U.S. JFK Airport Bomb Plot Would Have Caused `Unthinkable' Ruin"
"Albany Airport's fueling process not as vulnerable as JFK"
"Call to suspend UK flights to US after guards are filmed sleeping on the job"
"Canadian airports watching JFK Airport plot, but not planning security boost"
"Security scare 'exposed at UK airport'"
"Terror cell's 'airport attack plan'"
"3 arrested in JFK Airport terror plot"
Saturday June 02, 2007
"TB Scare Prompts Germ Concern When Traveling"
"Western cities vie for new Frontier Airlines' service"
"LAX's north runways need to be moved apart, studies say"
"Airports make room for massive A380"
"Two Bay Area Airports Fare Well In Airport Misery Index"
"Palm Springs airport director picked"
"Blue Grass Airport never enacted plan to meet tower staffing guidelines"
"Only 1 in 50 with airplane access searched, Canadian inquiry hears"
Friday June 01, 2007
"Former LAWA commissioner accused of 'pay to play' on LAX concessions contract"
"Detroit exec forms group to push 'aerotropolis' plan"
"New Utah airport hits snag"
"Big U.S. airlines getting healthier"
"Canada's Air India Inquiry: 'Rules Were Broken', says Witness"
"Homeland Security Is Probed For Role in Tuberculosis Case"
"McCarran Airport Earns High Grade in Safety"
"Passenger causes brief delay at Sea-Tac checkpoint"
"The Upside of Delays and Security Lines: Better Airport Cuisine"
"Heightened airport security hits BAA profit"
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If you are suffering from an addiction you might feel like there is no hope. There are many people who have fallen victim to addictions and although they desire an out, they are unable to find it. Luckily, there is hope and there is recovery, but it is hard work. Here are some things that you need to know about recovering from an addiction. 1. Willpower Is Not Enough To Save You People who suffer from addictions do not necessarily have a lack of willpower. In some instances, others see them as simply being weak. That is not true. They can be...read more
Autism is not something that is uncommon or rare — the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that 1 in 68 children are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). But when it is your child, a diagnosis of autism can be very stressful and upsetting. Luckily, many autistic children can have a very happy and healthy life and also do well in school with parental support. If you have recently learned that your child has been diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum, use the following tips: Educate Yourself About Autism Autism is...read more
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