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Point Woods Loop Trail is a 2.9 mile loop trail located near Montauk, New York and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and walking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
dog friendly
kid friendly
Great for kids. Beautiful view of the ocean. Old army camp elements are interesting.
My favorite loop. Swamps, oak and hickory forrest, ocean bluffs. Amazing.
This trail is a beautiful trail. It goes through a gorgeous forests with many small trees. Eventually, you end up on the edge of unbelievably beautiful cliffs which drop straight into the ocean. It's definitely one I would do many more times
Review for the Point Woods Loop Trail and the beginnings of Sea Haul Out Trail.
Came here with a group of friends and 2 dogs.
Online information for the start of the Point Woods Loop Trail was lacking. Here are the coordinates of the start of the trail:
Good maps coordinates: 41.067931,-71.878987
As you drive on Camp hero Rd, you will see a shoulder on the right hand side and that's where you can park. Then you walk about 30 feet and you'll see a sign post directing you to the trail. You just follow the trail and you will see lots of historic stuff. You will see where the weapons used to be and see a sign not to touch military equipment/ammunition if you find any. As you continue walking, you will come across another sign for the Bluffs Overlook. I highly recommend going to the overlook to the ocean and the cliffs. Be very careful not to stand too close to the edge of the cliffs. We thought this was a good place to stop and eat lunch. An amazing view. As you continue back onto the trail, you will eventually walk near the coast line and head towards the lighthouse. On the way to the lighthouse, you will pass a parking lot on the left hand side. You can definitely skip the hike and just drive to the location =P After you get to the lighthouse, just find the concession stand and head down onto the beach and head West. You have to walk for quite a bit before you hit the seal area. We never made it to the seal area but I hope to come back to see them.
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The trails were very easy to hike. We encountered some patches of mud but other than that, no rock scrambles or steep cliffs to hike up or down.
Even though we came here during the winter, I couldn't believe how many ticks I found on the dogs. Luckily none latched on to me but a friend of ours had an unexpected passenger.
This place is also great to see the winter birds if you're a birder.
I would definitely come back here again to see the seals and birds. I'm just not sure if I'll bring the dogs back again.
Benjamin K.
The best time of year to do this hike is winter. Great views of the Atlantic Ocean. It's definitely worth connecting with Camp Hero and Montauk Point State Parks.
When you are hiking this trail you feel like you are going in constant circles...but as long as you follow the markers, you're good to go! Great views of the water :)
You will love this hike in the winter you take the Point Woods and connect to Camp Hero State Park and through Battery 112 & 113. You pass the bluffs and the lighthouse which will take you to the Moony Pond Trail as you are on the Point Woods you are also on the Paumanok Path. Your dog can accompany you of this marvalous hike. We make a day of it and loop all the trail together!


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Server: Hardware/Bios
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Table of Guides (with quicklinks):
- Server Overview and My Thoughts for HTPC
- Software
- Hardware Overview
- Motherboard
- Case
- Hard Drives
- Intel NIC Card (Optional)
- Optical Drive (Optional)
- SATA Controller Card (Optional)
- Expansion Bays (Optional)
- Cables
- Case Fans
- Mini-ITX Server
- Bios
Server Overview and My Thoughts for HTPC
Building a server is an excellent choice for HTPC. This allows you the maximum flexibility for hardware and software to meet the needs of your HTPC and entertainment system. While there are literally tens of thousands of possible combinations of hardware and software that you can use for HTPC servers I hope to show you how I think servers are best used in the HTPC environment.
First let's discuss what I think should be some of the goals of a server for HTPC:
- Storage of media to be easily and reliably streamed or shared over your wired gigabit network
- Data protection of a drive should it fail
- Ability to add drives to your server that are either full, partially full or completely devoid of data
- Ability to add drives of any size and any make interchangeably
- Cost and energy efficient as possible
- Ability to "spin down" multiple drives when not in use or "spin up" a drive only when needed
- Ability to be controlled remotely without the need of a monitor (i.e. a "Headless" server)
- Storage Pooling making it very easy to add media and share that media in frontends such as Media Browser, XBMC, etc. This shows all of you hard drives as a single drive which I find much easier to use with HTPC.
- Usage of quality and reliable hardware
- Ability to remove a drive from your machine (if needed) and still be able to access the data on that drive on another Windows machine
- Software RAID for ease of use
- Ability to stream transcoded media to portable devices
- Ability to use Green hard drives for savings of energy, noise and heat
- And above all else ease of use
As you will see in these guides I think the way that I use a server for HTPC meets all of these criteria. Much like my hardware guide for HTPC what I recommend isn't necessarily going to be the absolute cheapest option. But it will be what I consider the biggest bang for the buck.
I am a proponent of software based raid arrays (in comparison to the more traditional hardware based raid arrays) for HTPC because it allows you the most flexibility and affordability while still being plenty powerful from a performance standpoint for HTPC use. These guides now contain multiple choices for a HTPC server and there is no correct answer as to what option to choose as what is the right choice for one person may not be the right choice for another. I will now briefly go over some of the pros and cons of these options as well as offer you my personal bias at the conclusion.
Windows 7 or 8 (64 bit): Windows is a fine option for a server if you want to use it. Its by far the most expensive of the choices below though. Like WHS2011 you can easily add additional server software later to make you server more versatile. Please note that if remote desktop control is important to you this is not native in the Home version of Windows and you will need to upgrade to Professional which runs $130-$150 per license (otherwise Home is about $100)
WHS2011 (Windows Home Server 2011): This is a Windows based operating system that itself can function alone or with some of the other great software I have listed below. This is a good and inexpensive option for a minimalist approach for those of you comfortable with a Windows environment. You can always start with WHS2011 and add other software choices outlined below if needed/wanted.
FlexRaid: FlexRaid is a parity protection and/or pooling option for a HTPC server that also needs either Windows 7, WHS2011 or Linux as the OS in order to be able to operate. In this way it runs "on top of" an operating system. Not free but also one of the most feature rich options available.
UnRaid: Based on Linux and installed on a USB flash drive. Free for up to 3 drives but costs money after your 3 drive limit is reached. Can run on its own without an OS. Somewhat pricey in my opinion when once you have to purchase a license. You also are at the mercy of hardware compatibility within a Linux environment.
SnapRaid: SnapRaid is similar to FlexRaid in that it does require a Windows operating system to function. Unlike FlexRaid it offers only parity protection (no pooling) but is free.
Comparison of features:
**Please note that with UnRaid you will need a Linux PC or additional software to be able to recover the data to a Windows based machine.
Description of Terms in Table Above:
Redundancy Type: Realtime computes parity in real time like a hardware raid array, snapshot computes parity at a requested time like a backup. For HTPC media files that don't change on a frequent basis computing the parity on a daily basis is sufficient and therefor either works in my opinion.
Pooling: Ability to be able to combine multiple hard drives into one large singular "hard drive" that is seen as a single drive by your HTPC which in my opinion makes setup and management easier for your HTPC.
Price: What it costs. Don't forget to factor in the cost of the operating system, if applicable.
Add Filled Disk to Array: Ability to add an already filled or partially full hard drive to the array.
Number of possible supported failures: How many simultaneous hard drive failures are supported. For more than 1 multiple parity drives may be required. For most users 1 is sufficient.
Recover Data: If more disks fail than the possible supported redundancy model or you want to remove a disk from the array is it possible to recover the data in the disks that have not failed or were removed from the array. Please note that recovering unRaid Linux based drives is possible but very tedious and difficult compared to the others.
Birth Year: The year the software was developed and released.
Operating System: Is an operating system required and if so which one. Please note that for unRaid Linux it is a part of the actual program.
Power Down Disks: When disk(s) are not in use are they powered down? To me this is essential for a HTPC server that is on 24-7 and saves in energy, cost and noise.
Conclusion: First, let me again say that these are all great options which is why they are included in my guides. However, in researching software I wanted something easy to use without having to teach myself linux, unix, etc just to use a server. If you are on a strict budget then there are options out there that operate outside a Windows environment and are potentially free. However for ease of use I highly recommend Windows Home Server 2011 which you can often purchase for $40 or less. As you will see I think WHS 2011 coupled with another excellent piece of software called FlexRaid makes for a pretty potent duo for HTPC use. While these 2 choices aren't necessarily the cheapest options to me they are the easiest to use and most powerful for HTPC. Much more on this later.
My approach to server hardware is to use as much "regular" HTPC/PC parts as possible. I have had a great experience thus far with this approach and don't think its necessary to use more expensive "server" motherboards, CPUs and enterprise hard drives. The great part about this approach is that you can often reuse older parts or even turn an older HTPC into a new server.
The basic parts you will need are pretty similar to HTPC with a few exceptions:
- Motherboard (I recommend ATX size)
- Case
- Hard Drives including OS Drive, Data Drives, and Parity Drive(s) (if using something like FlexRaid)
- Optional: Intel NIC card if not built into the motherboard
- Optional: Optical drive
- Optional: SATA Controller card for additional expansion
- Optional: 5.25″ to 3.5″ expansion bays
So let's discuss the parts in a little more detail with a few recommendations.
For a motherboard I look for a platform that can use a low powered CPU. Right now one of the best bargains is with Intel H67/Z68/H77/Z77 chipsets. Some of these motherboards now come with 8 SATA ports onboard which may be enough to get most people at least started on a server assuming that you have less than 8 drives total. Of course if you have or need more hard drives than your motherboard supports you can always add a SATA controller card.
ASRock B75M Micro ATX – $65 This board is a great entry level mATX board for a smaller server. Has 8 onboard SATA ports, USB 3.0, HDMI. Has a few less bells and whistles than the H77 or Z77 chipset. No hardware RAID support but for what I recommend this is not needed. Realtek integrated NIC.
ASRock B75 PRO3 ATX – $80 This is another great entry level board similar to the above except for its larger ATX size. Has 8 onboard SATA ports, USB 3.0, HDMI. Again fewer bells and whistles than the H77 and Z77. No hardware RAID support but for what I recommend this is not needed. Realtek integrated NIC.
ASRock H77 Pro4/MVP – $95 This is a great ATX board for a HTPC server. It has 8 onboard SATA ports, USB 3.0 ports and onboard controller, HDMI, etc. Typical ASRock quality which is great for the money. Realtek integrated NIC.
Intel BOXDZ77BH55K – $170 This is one of the cheapest board with integrated Intel NIC (usually about $30 as an add on card) with a fair number of SATA ports. It has 7 SATA ports, USB 3.0, HDMI, etc. Intel is known for no frills but rock hard stability and this board is no exception. Intel integrated NIC. (Please note you will need to use my custom driver included in these guides to install the Intel integrated NIC in WHS 2011)
ASUS P8Z77-V LGA – $185 This ASUS board is also and excellent choice and is full of bells and whistles. 8 SATA ports, integrated Intel NIC, USB 3.0, HDMI, integrated wireless, and more. Fantastic ASUS build quality as well. (Please note you will need to use my custom driver included in these guides to install the Intel integrated NIC in WHS 2011)
Really any case will work for a server. But what I look for is the ability to contain multiple hard drives (this will depend on how many you think you will need), good cooling and airflow design, and something that is contructed out of good materials. I also don't like fancy lights, clear windows, etc which is my own personal taste. Remember that with an expansion bay you can also convert two 5.25″ spaces into three 3.5″ spaces for even more hard drive additions (see below for more information)
Here are just a few recommendations:
Antec Three Hundred – $40-$55 This case is the King of Cases for $50 or less, in my opinion. It can often be found for $40 shipped on sale. The case itself is no frills but has thick steel for its price range (which helps with sound), excellent cooling and award winning construction/design. One 140mm and one 120mm fan. USB 2.0, six 3.5″ drives, three 5.25″ drives, and one 2.5″ drive. Additional fans can be added if needed/wanted.
Antec Three Hundred Two – $70 This award winning case from Antec is made from thick steel (which helps with sound) and has excellent airflow. This is the updated version from the legendary Three Hundred which now has USB 3.0 (your motherboard will need to have a USB 3.0 header), tool-less design, improved cable management, removable filters, a side facing hard drive stack, and one 120mm and one 140mm fan. Holds six 3.5″ drives, two 2.5″ drives and three 5.25″ drives. Additional fans can be added if needed/wanted.
Fractal Design Define R3 – $110 Fractal Designs makes the Cadillac of HTPC server cases in my opinion. The well thought out designs feature prefitted noise reduction material inside the case, rubber feet on the case, anti-vibration feet for the power supply, silicone grommets for the hard drives, excellent cable management, removable PSU filter, USB 3.0, and two 120mm fans. Holds eight 3.5″ drives and two 5.25″ drives. Additional fans can be added if needed/wanted.
Fractal Design Define XL – $145 If the R3 is the Cadillac the this case is the Bentley. Has all the features of the above case with the addition of two 140mm fans, a gigantic 180mm fan, ten 3.5″ drives and four 5.25″ drives. Additional fans can be added if needed/wanted.
ARK 4U-500-CA Black 4U Rackmount Case – $85 For those of you who prefer to have rack mounted case this is a good choice for the money. Supports 8 drives natively with up to 4 additional hard drives in the 5.25″ bays with adapter (see the expansion bays section). Well built. The included 120mm and 80mm fans are weak so I would recommend to upgrade them. Rails are not included but available from the manufacturer.
NORCO RPC-470 Black 4U – $90 This is another solid 4U rack mount option. Natively holds 10 hard drives with an option for up to another 4 via expansion bays in the 5.25″ bays. Comes with four 80mm fans with option to add two 120mm fans in the front and another two 80mm fans in the rear. As with most server cases the included stock fans are loud and may need to be replaced. Very deep case so plan accordingly.
NORCO RPC-240 2U – $80 This is a smaller 2U rack case for those that don't want quite as big a case. Holds 4 hard drives natively and can accept a full sized PSU. Comes with two 80mm fans. As with the other rack mount cases plan on upgrading your fans.
Silverstone SST-GD08B – $155 This case could easily double as a HTPC and HTPC server if you are looking for a HTPC with a lot of internal storage possibilities. Can fit a full sized ATX or micro-ATX motherboard. Can house up to eight 3.5″ hard drives, two 2.5″ SSDs as well as two 5.25″ external drive bays. Choose a motherboard with USB 3.0 headers to be able to utilize USB 3.0 on the front of the case. Comes with three 120mm fans with ability to fit up to five. This case is very large so make sure you have room if you are putting it in your AV rack.
Silverstone SST-GD07B – $140 This case is somewhat similar to the case above except that it has a front that can lock if you are needing to keep your buttons and drives locked away. Different mounting options in that it accepts five 3.5″ hard drives, two 2.5″ SSD drives and four 5.25″ drives natively. You could easily change 1 or more of the 5.25″ bays into 3.5″ bays giving you eight or nine hard drives total. Has three included 120mm fans as well with the option for up to five. Use a motherboard with a USB 3.0 header to be able to use the case's USB 3.0 ports. This case is also very large so make sure you have room if you are putting it in your AV rack.
In my opinion one of the biggest misconceptions for a home server is that you need a 1000w PSU to power 10+ drives. This simply is not true. Most HTPC server cases with my recommended low watt CPU can use a 500-600w PSU to achieve maximum efficiency and cost effectiveness. Obviously to power multiple hard drives you will need molex/SATA to SATA splitters which are readily available at most online PC retailers. I have a few PSUs that I recommend:
PC Power and Cooling Silencer MK III 600W Modular – $70 after rebate This PSU is actually manufactured by Seasonic for PCPAC (owned now by OCZ). A great basic modular PSU that is whisper quiet and modular.
Antec NEO ECO 620C – $70 This PSU is also manufactured by Seasonic for Antec. Another very good non-modular PSU which is also whisper quiet. Power cord not included.
SeaSonic M12II 620 Bronze 620W – $90 This PSU is very similar to the above PSU but adds modular cables to decrease clutter and improve airflow. Another solid choice.
SeaSonic M12II 520 Bronze 520W – $60 For those of you who plan on using less than 6 or so hard drives then this is a very good option and will provide you plenty of power at a lower price point. Modular as well.
PC Power and Cooling Silencer MK III 500W Modular – $60 – Manufactured by Seasonic. Similar to the above PSU if you are wanting to use 6 or so hard drives and don't need quite as large a PSU as some of the options above.
For the CPU in my mind there are really only a few options currently.
Option 1: Ivy Bridge Celeron G1610 2.6 GHz – $50
This low cost, low power, low heat producing CPU is excellent for HTPC server usage. Don't let its celeron name fool you — this is a very capable CPU. Onboard HD2500 graphics if needed. 55w TDP. Can utilize DDR3 1333. Excellent if you are using your server streaming media over your network to your client HTPCs. Good for basic Plex Server transcoding.
Option 2: Ivy Bridge Celeron G1620 2.7 GHz – $60
This is another low cost, low power, low heat CPU that is an incredible choice for a HTPC server. Similar to the G1610 with a slight uptick in the CPU clock speed and price tag. Otherwise identical to the G1610 listed above. Good for basic Plex Server transcoding.
Option 3: Ivy Bridge i3-3220 3.3 GHz Dual Core – $130
The "base" i3 Ivy Bridge CPU. HD 2500 graphics if needed. 55w TDP. More CPU horsepower for transcoding video using programs like Plex Server.
Option 4: Ivy Bridge i5-3470 Ivy Bridge 3.1GHz Quad Core – $199
If you have to have a quad core IVB CPU then this is currently your cheapest choice. HD2500 graphics if needed. For use if you are building a server that needs more horsepower. 77w TDP. A ton of muscle for the price if needed.
Option 5: Intel Celeron G530 Sandy Bridge 2.4GHz – $50 This low cost, low power, low heat producing CPU is excellent for HTPC server usage. Don't let its celeron name fool you — this is a very capable CPU. I prefer the Ivy Bridge Celerons preferentially over this option.
Option 6: Intel Pentium G620 Sandy Bridge 2.6GHz – $70 This low cost, low power, low heat producing CPU is also an excellent choice for HTPC server usage where you may need a little more CPU power. I prefer the Ivy Bridge Celerons preferentially over this option.
Option 7: Intel G860 Sandy Bridge 3.0 GHz – $75 This is another low cost, low power, low heat CPU that is an incredible choice for a HTPC server. If doing heavier CPU intensive tasks such as a lot of transcoding files with Plex server then this is an excellent choice – especially if only $5 more. I prefer the Ivy Bridge Celerons preferentially over this option.
If you are using a Z68 or Ivy Bridge (H77 or Z77) motherboard then you will want to make sure you use DDR3 1600 RAM. You can also use this RAM on H67/H61 motherboards as well but it will default to DDR3 1333 speeds. 8GB of RAM is often the same (or even less if on sale) than 4GB RAM so while I recommend 4GB or RAM I would upgrade to 8GB if the price difference was marginal. RAM has become somewhat of a commodity and as long as you select a reputible manufacturer you will likely be just fine. With that being said I prefer G.Skill as it has not let me down yet.
G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 – $30
G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 – $30
Samsung Low Profile Low Voltage 4GB DDR3-1600 – $20-$30
Extremely low profile RAM that is barely taller than the RAM slots. Quality is excellent despite the plain appearance.
Hard Drives
Hard drives are basically dependent on what brands you like and what prices you can find that you like. Personally I prefer Samsung and WD drives. A good approach to take is to add drives only as they are needed which will increase the warranty of the drives (by purchasing the drive only when you are actually going to start using it) and also the longer you wait the more likely you are to be able to get the same drive now at a reduced cost later.
If you are planning on using software raid such as FlexRaid then I recommend and much prefer 5400RPM Green hard drives over 7200RPM drives for storage and servers. "Green" drives are plenty fast for data storage for HTPC and in an independent review of one of my builds the Reviewer played 5 different HD streams without any issues. Choosing a Green drive saves on energy, noise and heat which is especially important in a server. Another great thing about using a server like I do is that by using a software raid, like FlexRaid, you can actually use 5400RPM drives. By comparison hardware raid arrays usually have to use 7200RPM drives only as many 5400RPM drives are not compatible with hardware raid array. For the OS drive you will need at least 60GB. Since 60-64GB SSDs are now cheaper than even a very small mechanical hard drive I would consider using a SSD for your OS due to cost alone. However, if you have an extra small mechanical drive lying around (I had an older 500GB SATA 2.5″ laptop drive that I used for my OS drive) then they work just fine. I want to point out that using a SSD for a server is not at all needed and a mechanical drive works just fine — its just that from a financial perspective a SSD just happens to be the most cost effective solution for a new OS drive for WHS at this time. Please note that you will have to use the steps I show you in the WHS installation guide to install WHS 2011 on a drive smaller than 160GB.
Additionally, a quick word about parity drives. If you are planning on using a parity drive with something like FlexRaid then your parity drive will need to be no smaller than the largest data drive in your system. So, for example, if you had TEN 2TB data drives and ONE 3TB data drive you would need to use a 3TB drive (or larger) for your parity drive. Plan accordingly when you are ordering or thinking about what hard drives you are going to need in your server. More on parity drives in the FlexRaid section of these guides.
Finally, WD markets "Red" drives for use in a "NAS Environment". In my testing real world performance is the exact same as the Green drives for HTPC. They have less aggressive head parking which for a non-hardware RAID (like I recommend) is not an issue. They also have TLER which, again, for non-hardware RAID (like I recommend) is not an issue as well. However, I do like the 3 year warranty that is offered compared to the 2 year warranty with the Green drives. My take is that if these drives are $10 more then go with the Red over the Green for the extra warranty alone. If $20 more it becomes more questionable. At $21 or more I would pass and choose a Green (or other) drive. In my testing I have also seen that each drives runs about 3 degrees celcius warmer than their Green counterparts which can add up quickly in a case with multiple hard drives.
Intel NIC Card (Optional)
Intel EXPI9301CTBLK PCI-e Gigabit Network Adapter – $30 The Realtek integrated NIC is very capable and I think it is good rule to try the Realtek integrated NIC which is found on the majority of HTPC/PC motherboards to see how it works for you. However there is little doubt in my mind that Intel's NIC is both more reliable and faster. From a personal experience I was experiencing stuttering about 1 out of every 30 times that I played files from my server. I also was getting about 70Mb/s with the Realtek. Since I have upgraded to the Intel NIC PCI-e card I haven't had a single occurrence of stuttering and my network speeds have increased by about 30-40Mb/s. Interestingly I have found that you only need to upgrade the NIC on your server and for the client HTPC upgrading is not really needed. Not bad for a $30 investment.
Optical Drive (Optional)
As I state in my HTPC guide trying to keep up with optical drives is nearly impossible as it seems there are dozens of different drives separated by a single letter in their name and no real discernible difference in their specs. This also makes actual testing of these drives very difficult from a financial standpoint. What I can say is that I have had excellent success with Lite-On drives (also many of other manufacturers' drives are rebadged Lite-On drives as well further complicating this topic). Others have had good success with LG, Sony and Pioneer.
You can attach any drive either temporarily to the motherboard for installation from the OS disc or also use a drive externally and boot from USB in bios to that external drive. So in this way the optical drive is not necessarily needed for your server except for during installation.
SATA Controller Card (Optional)
SUPERMICRO AOC-SASLP-MV8 PCI Express – $100 You will need to add a SATA controller card to your server if/when you exceed the number of SATA ports on your motherboard. There are many different controller cards on the market but I regard this card as one of the best for the money since you add 8 SATA ports for around $100. Please note the SAS (and NOT SAS2) in the name of the card. This card will handle up to 2TB drives but will NOT support 3TB or larger drives. (see below)
Supermicro AOC-SAS2LP-MV8 PCI Express – $115 This SATA controller card is similar to the above card with the exception that it will handle 3TB drives. Again please note the SAS2 in the name of the card and purchase whichever version fits your needs.
SFF-8087 to 4 SATA Fan Out Cable – $25 This cable converts one of the 2 ports on the SATA controller cards listed above into 4 SATA connections. So to utilize 8 additional SATA hard drives using the controller cards above you will need 2 of these cables.
Expansion Bays (Optional)
Most server users are going to first utilize the 3.5″ native hard drive bays and at most will use 1 optical drive (if at all) in a single 5.25″ bay leaving at times multiple 5.25″ drive bays empty. While you could get a cheap 5.25″ to 3.5″ adapter and put a single hard drive in each bay I think it makes more sense to get an expansion bay that will maximize the number of hard drives you can add to the 5.25″ bay area.
Evercool ARMOR Dual 5.25″ Drive Bay to Triple 3.5″ HDD – $25 This bay turns two 5.25″ bays into three 3.5″ bays allowing you to add 3 additional hard drives. Also includes a 80mm fan for cooling as well as a removable air filter.
Vantec HDC-800A Dual 5.25″ Drive Bay to Triple 3.5″ HDD – $28 This is another two 5.25″ to three 3.5″ bay adapter allowing you to add 3 additional hard drives. Also includes a 80mm fan and removable air filter.
XIGMATEK CCA-EMFCB-U01 4 in 3 HDD Cage – $21 This adapter turns three 5.25″ bays into four 3.5″ bays allowing you to add 4 additional hard drives. Also includes a 120mm fan for cooling.
COOLER MASTER STB-3T4-E3-GP 4-in-3 HDD Cage – $31 This is another three 5.25″ to four 3.5″ bay adapter allowing you to add 4 additional hard drives. Also includes a 120mm fan for cooling.
If you are adding multiple hard drives to your server chances are that you will need to add additional connections to your PSU. To do this you can attach a splitter to each molex (4 pin) or SATA power connection that will effectively turn 1 of these connections into up to 4 new SATA power connections. So an average PSU with 2 cables with 3 SATA connections on each cable and 1 cable with 2 molex connections could be adapted to power 32 hard drives with adapters (in this example that would be one 4x SATA splitter for each of the 6 SATA connections (24) plus an additional one 4x SATA for each of the 2 Molex connections (8) for a total of 32 SATA connections to power 32 hard drives). You could even split this further if needed for even more drives assuming your PSU has enough power for 30+ hard drives.
Power Adapters – 4Pin Molex to SATA
NZXT CB-44SATA Singled Sleeved 4-Pin Molex to 4 SATA – $6
NZXT CB-43SATA Single Sleeved 4pin Molex to 3 SATA – $5
NZXT CB-42SATA Single Sleeved 4pin Molex to 2 SATA – $4
Very nice individually sleeved 4 pin Molex to 4, 3, or 2 SATA adapter. Can power 2, 3, or 4 hard drives depending on what you choose and need. Comes in red and white as well.
OKGEAR 4Pin Molex to 4 SATA 90 Degree with Net Sleeve – $8 Not quite as nice looking as the above cables and also not as inexpensive. But will work nonetheless if the above cables are not available. Can power 4 hard drives.
ModRight CableRight Single Braided 4Pin Molex to 4 SATA – $10
ModRight CableRight Single Braided 4Pin Molex to 3 SATA – $9
ModRight CableRight Single Braided 4Pin Molex to 2 SATA – $8
Very nice individually sleeved. The 4 SATA version is the cable I used for the Goliath server. Can power 2, 3, or 4 hard drives depending on what you choose and need. Comes in Blue, Green, Red and White as well.
Power Adapters – SATA to SATA
Silverstone CP06 SATA to 4 SATA – $10 This adapter converts a single SATA into 4 SATA power connections. Can power up to 4 hard drives.
Power Adapter – 12V Extension
Mod/Smart Kobra SS 8-Pin 12V EPS Motherboard 8″ Extension – $8 With some of the larger server cases, like the Fractal Design Define XL, the 12V CPU cable may not reach when routed behind the motherboard during cable management. I have found this adapter to come in handy when you need a little more length.
SATA DATA Adapters
NZXT CB-SATA-44P Individually Sleeved 4 SATA to 4 SATA (750-700-650-600mm) – $7 This single cable will connect 4 hard drives to 4 sata ports on your motherboard or SATA controller card. Less than $2 per drive.
Lian Li SATA-LT90-4 4 SATA to 4 SATA (850 / 810 / 770 / 730mm) – $19 A very nice braided cable that will also connect 4 hard drives to 4 sata ports on your motherboard or SATA controller card. Less than $5 per drive.
Remember that with many of the newer motherboards you need a straight angled SATA connector for the moterhboard connections. Ideally I like to have 90 degree connections for the hard drives although straight angled connectors usually work as well.
Case Fans
It is somewhat counter intuitive but larger case fans are quieter than their smaller counterparts. So when a case can accomodate a 140mm -or- 120mm fan in the same location always choose the larger size for this reason alone.
Most servers are going to be out of the way and noise isn't of paramount importance. For this reason it makes sense to go with the best "bang for the buck" fans instead of the absolute quietest fans at any cost. The following two fan choices are two that I have used repeatedly that work well and are nearly silent. They are cheaper than something like Noctua which is nice when you need to add multiple fans to your server.
120mm Case Fan
Nexus BASIC D12SL-12 – $12 Nexus claims this is the quietest fan ever made and I believe them. I use these fans whenever I need an extra 120mm fan. Has a few different ways to connect it to power which is nice as well to give you a little more flexibility on how you connect it.
140mm Case Fan
COOLER MASTER R4-S4S-10AK-GP – $10 If Nexus made a 140mm fan I would recommend it as well but sadly they do not. However, this is a very solid fan for around $10. Also can connect your fan to power multiple different ways.
Fractal Design Silent Series 140MM Ultra Quiet – $7 I have recently started to use these fans and have been very impressed. Very quiet and they move a good amount of air. In the future I will likely use these over the Cooler Master listed above. Inexpensive as well. Less power connection options.
Mini-ITX Server
The following parts are for those who are wanting to create a small form factor server and don't need (or want) more than 6 total hard drives. Many of the parts are the same but I will point out what you may need to create a fantastic little server.
Motherboard: ASUS P8H77-I – $110 This little mini-ITX board has 6 SATA ports, USB 3.0, HDMI, Realtek LAN (upgrade to an Intel NIC card if wanted). You can use the same CPU and RAM choices as above. Can connect up to 6 total hard drives.
Case option 1: Lian Li PC-Q25B – $120 This is a really slick and simply looking case for this application. Inside you have 5 Hot Swap bays (7 total). One potential drawback to this case is that you have to use a relatively short PSU – which I will cover below.
Case option 2: Lian Li PC-Q08B – $110 This case has a slightly different look including a large fan on the front and can handle up to 6 hard drives and an optical drive. This case also requires a short PSU.
Power Supply Unit: Antec Earthwatts Green EA-380D – $45 This is an excellent, quiet, efficient and reliable psu for a server. 380 watts is plenty to drive a 65w CPU and 6 hard drives. The length of this psu also makes it a great choice in these small cases. Please note that with "green" power supplies such as this one you will have to either recycle an older wall outlet power cord or buy one like this if you don't have a spare.
These pictures were taken from a build I did using the ASUS P8Z77-V. As I have stated over at assassinhtpcblog.com its nearly impossible for me to do a through and comprehensive Bios guide as within even 1 manufacturer there are multiple versions of their bios. With that said I will try to point out what settings I think are important to your server settings and make this guide as general as possible to cover most of what you will need. Please consult the manual for your motherboard if you have any questions.
This is the main screen for bios. To get to this screen for most motherboards turn your server on and then hit the "delete" key repeatedly. As you can see ASUS provides us with a nice overview of the bios overview, CPU and memory. We can also see the drives that are attached and the system performance setting which is selected.
I recommend setting up your server with only the optical drive and OS drive connected. We will connect the rest of your drives after the OS is completely installed. This lessens the chance of the OS (or a portion of the OS) mistakenly being installed on one of you data drives. If you have not done this power down your server and disconnect all drives except the optical drive and OS drive.
For this bios let's click on "Advanced Mode" to get out of the main bios screen and into more detailed screens.
Now we are in the main screen of the "Advanced" section of bios. Here you can see the subcategories across the top. You can also change the security to enable a password for bios if you like. I do not do this and leave this screen at its default settings.
In this screen you can control some of the voltage settings. I encourage you to leave all of these at default/stock. I also turn off the power saving mode as I do not want my server to go to sleep since it will be accessed 24-7.
Under this tab I made sure the thermal monitor is enabled. Otherwise I leave these at default settings.
This section is important to make sure you have set correctly. Make sure your hard drives are set in AHCI mode and that S.M.A.R.T. is enabled. Notice none of the other SATA ports are showing drives attached because I have only the OS drive and optical drive attached at this point.
Here I am setting the motherboard to use the integrated GPU for the display. I will use a monitor to get the server setup initially. After it is setup a monitor is not needed at all.
Here are some other settings that are applicable to this board. I have turned on the integrated wireless adapter, enabled USB 3.0 control, etc. I have enabled HD Audio on the motherboard but really this isn't important unless you are also using your server for direct playback. If you are streaming to your HTPC you will need to make sure the HTPC is HD Audio capable.
I have set this server to not power on by PCI, PCI-e, etc. Again this is mainly not applicable as the server should be on 24-7.
On this screen I have disabled the full screen logo as this makes bootup faster. I have also set the boot order to boot the optical drive first and the OS hard drive second.
All other settings I have kept at default. Once finished save and exit. Now its time to install your OS.
A quick word about drivers:
I always recommend manually installing drivers from the manufacturer's website. However, should you want to use the disc that was included with your motherboard to install your drivers know that some manufacturers allow the "easy install" setup (the one that installs all drivers at once) to work with WHS 2011 and some manufacturers do not. So in the end you may need to manually install all drivers for your motherboard in WHS 2011 even if you planned on using the "easy install" setup on the disc.
WHS 2011 is x64 based. So use Win7 x64 drivers whenever possible if in doubt.
Finally I will briefly cover some questions about programs that I cover in my HTPC guides located at www.assassinhtpcblog.com as they relate to your new server.
Q: Where should I install Media Browser, XBMC, JRiver, etc which I use as a frontend to playback my media? A: On your HTPC and point the media directories to the folder(s) located on your server.
Q: Where should I install Media Center Master or similar metadata scraper? A: On your HTPC and point the media directories to the folder(s) located on your server.
Q: Where should I install Plex Server if I want to stream media to my wireless devices? A: On your server and point the directories to the folder(s) located on your server.
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We on the right owe something to the leftist mob that, with the assistance and connivance of the state and local authorities, assaulted the lawfully and peacefully assembled protestors in Charlottesville, Virginia last August 13th. Thanks to the Antifas, whatever fleeting illusions or fantasies we may have nurtured about living in a society where there are institutions to protect people who dissent from the prevailing orthodoxy have evaporated. Charlottesville was a watershed 21st century moment revealing that the Sovietization of the U.S. (21st century style) is nearly complete.
Since the official interpretation of this Virginia riot seems to one of a resurgent fascism raising its ugly head, it may help to remember how the Soviets in their heyday used "fascism" to keep their fact-free storyline intact and tighten the party's suffocating grip on the throat of even the puniest of opposition. During those days when the CPSU was calling all the shots on behalf of the Russian proletariat, they relied on an impregnable ideology that happened to explain just about everything that needed explaining. Facts, figures, the reality of empirical discovery and confirmation were secondary to the "reality" in the form of a creation myth fashioned by the CPSU philosophers. It was continuously embellished and promulgated to keep the vodka-besotted peons from beginning to realize that things in the promise land were not quite right and that the people in charge were an assortment of liars, psychopaths and criminals.
The myth in a nutshell was that Lenin, Stalin and their ensemble of good guys at just the right moment of history had taken power on behalf of oppressed toiling masses and were building the socialist workers paradise that Karl Marx had predicted eventually would be installed everywhere. On the way, these good guys encountered some very bad guys – Hitler, Mussolini, the faces of fascism and enemies of humanity – who temporarily disrupted the grand march of progress to abundance and equality. For a while the future did not look so good for Stalin's utopian pretentions, but with the help of a naïve and enfeebled FDR and a cynical Churchill, the General Secretary got to watch Hitler, Mussolini and the fascist world they threatened to impose come crashing down and see himself emerge victoriously as the world's greatest anti-fascist, pieces of Hitler's chard skeleton retrieved by the Red Army from the Fuhrer bunker in Berlin as his most prized trophy. Historically, symbolically and politically, fascism was dead, but fascists of a certain sort could now be permanently featured as key performers in the governing ideology, enemies of progress ready to be summoned for duty when they were most needed. Fascism, as it turns out, had never been completely vanquished and whenever and wherever things went wrong, the reincarnated Hitlers and Mussolinis appeared on cue triggering, of course, the resurgence of anti-fascist brigades to stomp them down once again and modestly proclaim their own courage and heroism.
If the recent history of the Charlottesville debacle and its frenzied media aftermath were somehow to be dubbed into Russian and tweaked a bit, the entire sorry episode could easily be imagined to have been staged somewhere in Brezhnev's U.S.S.R. Charlottesville, home to the University of Virginia was founded by Thomas Jefferson who was, now brace yourself, a slave owner. His famous home, Monticello, is just outside the city. Soon expect him to be thrust into the cultural Marxists' rouges gallery of once great Americans because his life did not meet the moral standards set by the likes of Al Sharpton and Maxine Waters. Only in a society completely slipped off its moorings and ruled by a mafia-style clique of pretend champions of the oppressed could cretins like Sharpton and the mobs he leads into the streets be seriously attended to by the mainstream media and courted by the power brokers.
Jefferson's UVA is now a festering academic cesspool of cultural Marxism, about as a hospitable a venue for right-wing protestors as Berkeley, Madison or Ann Arbor. Just thinking the wrong thoughts in places like this can get you assaulted. These "Unite the Right" (UtR) rubes were the perfect patsies in this pathetic "morality" drama. They were set up to be the chief (the only) villains by the power players ranging from Virginia Governor Terry "Mr. Clintonista" McAuliffe, Charlottesville Mayor, Michael Signer, an understudy of Hillary Clinton-handler, John Podesta, and their police stooges who perp-walked the hapless UtR protestors into the teeth of the masked, club-wielding Antifas, who, incidentally, unlike the patsies, had no permit to assemble. The rioting ensued, people were beaten up and a woman was killed by a troglodyte rampaging in his car.
How then did those who run the opinion-shaping, attitude-adjusting organs of mass media, the major instruments of mediation and interpretation of events like this, explain to the American people what had happened? Predictably, they seemed to have had no inclination to look carefully at the facts and circumstances and raise questions that might have led to more than the usual predicable fascist, racist smear of people who don't necessarily believe that white racism pulsates from every crevice of American life and justifies the recreational burning down of the cities. This rampant racism, apparently, not only infects people and institutions but stone and marble as well, and the professional grievance mongers and the rabble they arouse are now assaulting the statues and monuments they reckon to be contaminated.
President Trump provoked hysteria from the "virtue professionals" posing as journalists when he refused to parrot the lines from the Pravda-like scripts of the New York Times, Washington Post and the cable news networks rejecting their standard "fascists-evil/anti-fascists-good" trope dating back to the early days of Stalin's masterful political dramaturgy. His Soviet Union was always locked in mortal combat with fascists of some sort, but who they were depended on whom he had it in for at the particular moment. In the run up to Hitler's chancellorship they were "Social Fascists" the German Social Democrats who, by playing by the rules of constitutional politics, were obstructing the path to world revolution. When Hitler finished strangling the Weimar Republic, Stalin switched to the Popular Front and the Social Fascists became needed democrat allies in opposition in the face of German rearmament. The British were fascists until the summer of 1941 when Hitler, then Stalin's partner in the rape of Poland and the Baltic states, double crossed him and launched Barbarossa, after which they became his allies. How one becomes a fascist, you might say, is situationally dependent on the left's current priorities.
The fury over Trump's rejection of the Pravda script and his refusal to sanctify the criminality of masked, armed thugs simply because they were self-proclaimed "anti-fascists" became part of a greater on-going setup, a stepping up of the relentless efforts of the left to de-legitimate his election. Don't forget: during the 2016 Presidential campaign Trump himself was routinely denounced by columnists in the major outlets, as well as Democrats and Republicans, as a fascist. Post-election, the "resistance" was born; the "fascist" motif never for a moment abates. Trump's supporters, recall, were consigned by Hillary Clinton late in the campaign to the moral trash heap as "irredeemables" because they were "racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic – you name it." Well, yes, you can probably go on with the naming game for a long time – there is always a new victim group to be identified and cultivated with its own unique "-ism" or "-phobia", one more target of "hate" – but "fascist" probably captures the generic essence of bigotry that can be manifested in so many recondite forms.
Charlottesville became the perfect storm and fueled the left's continuing paranoid fantasy of an impending fascist America. Ignored is the fact that Klansmen, neo-Nazis and neo-Fascists supposedly on the verge of taking over are such a fringe element in American society so far removed from any sources of power and influence that without the left to constantly raise them to the status of a threatening political force they would probably disappear altogether. But the Southern Poverty Leadership Conference needs them to sustain their fund raising and luxury Birmingham, Alabama digs, and the broader left needs them, with all of their crude imagery, to smear the right and as a fulcrum for their hysterical moral posturing.
The Democrats always burst orgasmic anytime a real live Klansman or neo-Nazi sallies out from the shadows and gets some attention which means they can pretend that hooded lynch mobs are lurking on every corner and that every conservative is Bull Connor or George Lincoln Rockwell. Not to be outdone, the Republican traveling carnival of gelded hacks – Marco Rubio, John McCain, Lindsay Graham and, of course, Mitt Romney – did not hesitate to join the chorus of Democrat trained seals sounding like they had just emerged from a "white privilege" indoctrination session led by Barack Obama. Marco Rubio, the classic empty suit, with no intention of the irony tweeted: "When an entire movement built on anger & hatred towards people different than you, it justifies & ultimately leads to violence against them." Little Marco, apparently, is unable to grasp meaning of psychological projection.
It is tempting to say that it could be worse, that with a shift in a few tens of thousands of votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin last November Hillary Clinton would be staggering around the White House plotting her revenge on the "basket of deplorables," another "wise Latina" or a Black Lives Matter savant would be on the Supreme Court, and "hate speech" legislation would be wending its way through Congress. This is not much comfort, however. Trump, whatever his intentions may have been, will never "drain the swamp" and his Presidency is no serious threat to the cultural Marxist hegemon. It is a temporary bump in the road that will probably end very badly before the next scheduled election.
There is no part of the establishment – the political parties and the Federal behemoth, the courts, the MSM and the entertainment industry, public schools and the universities – that has not embraced the mindless orthodoxy that equates any and all resistance to the cultural Marxists' program of white guilt indoctrination, with its de rigueur confessional and self-flagellating rituals, as a form of fascism that must be extirpated. There seems to remain no serious institutional, political or legal obstacles to the escalating predations of the left's shock troops, Black Lives Matter and the Antifas who, like Mao's Red Guard of the 1960s and 70s are mounting a cultural revolution and marauding with a destructive fury that promises a complete ruination of what is left of traditional America. An avalanche of slander, lies and abuse is raining down from all corners, and a mailed fist in full force is falling on the resistance to it; we are on our own.


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For the past six decades, twin brothers Lee and Larry Williams have been surfing the gnarliest waves despite living nearly 2,000 miles away from any ocean. To overcome the obstacles of being born and raised in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, they brought their dreams and long boards to the shores of Lake Michigan. Often braving 35-degree waters and wind-chill temperatures hovering below zero, the Williams brothers quickly realized the biggest adversaries of the Malibu of the Midwest weren't the lacking waves, but rather hypothermia and frostbite. Customizing their wetsuits to allow them to last nearly three hours in even the iciest of waters, Lee and Larry helped revolutionize a surf culture where one had never been before. As hosts of the Dairyland Surf Classic, they became international surfing celebrities and attracted hundreds of surfers from around the globe eager to partake in one of America s best beach parties. "Some Like it Cold" is the fascinating story of two brothers whose lifelong journey to ride the ultimate wave seemingly brought the rest of the surfing world to their hometown.
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"[Povletich] has obviously done his homework here, taking the time to document a couple of beautiful people with all of their quirks, backfires, joys and heartbreaks. This is an interesting, off-the-beaten path tale of a rugged coastline serving her brethren and doing it quite well, thank you." Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate, Eastern Surf Magazine Cool story, man! A small Wisconsin city on the shore of Lake Michigan is known the world over for fresh-water surfing. Some Like It Cold tells how that happened, taking you down to Sheboygan's beaches and catching a vibe that emerged in the '60s and remains strong today. I grew up in Sheboygan, not far from the beach, and Bill Povletich's book takes me right back to that time. Jeff Ash, Green Bay Press-Gazette Some Like It Cold is a great adventure highlighting the good time years of surfing on the Great Lakes of North America. Brothers Williams are true surfers who will to do anything and suffer through all the bad stuff, surfing in really cold water and weather to feel the feeling only a surfer knows. A great read for anybody interested in the lesser known history of surfing. John Lyman, Director, The Huntington Beach International Surfing Museum Who would have ever thought that there was surfing in Wisconsin? Moreover, what drives someone to brave Lake Michigan's icy waters for the mere sport of it? In Some Like It Cold, William Povletich weaves the tapestry of a loving, yet unique relationship of two brothers, Lee and Larry Williams, and explores the fascinating culture they have created. What was most surprising to me is how much heart this story has. How do a pair of "Regular Joes" become legends? Because once again, Povletich's unique storytelling prose has struck gold! Doug Russell, Sports Director, 1250 WSSP Milwaukee s Sportsradio "Bill Povletich s Some Like it Cold would be fascinating if it was just about surfing in Wisconsin, of all places, but it s so much more than that. It s a well-told story of passion, daring, tragedy, triumph and love a wacky love for the freshwater surf of Sheboygan and the unconditional love shared by the Williams brothers." Jerry Poling, author of A Summer Up North: Henry Aaron and the Legend of Eau Claire Baseball Surfing in Wisconsin? You bet! Some Like It Cold is a story that screams to be told. The ongoing saga of brothers Larry and Lee Williams documents a near five decades deep impassioned love affair with surfing; all this amidst the uncharted wave fields of an inland ocean. Larry and Lee could have easily pulled up stakes along the way and migrated to the fertile surfing grounds of Southern California & beyond.... but they didn t. These guys are on to something and they know it in their hearts. Follow the Williams brothers and their surfing sub-culture coterie through episodes of life's conquests and tragedies played out in America s Heartland. Mark Fragale, Curator, Honolulu Surfing Museum --Personal Submissions
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Free Digital Bird Journaling Spot: Vintage Bird Graphic Silver Pheasant Journaling Spot
Wow! I've given you lots to play with today! ;-) This is a digital journaling spot I created with a vintage graphic of a bird, a Silver Pheasant. I've given you the bird clip art in both .jpg and .png formats, and I've given you several colorized versions of the journaling spot. I hope you enjoy!
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You wouldn't expect an ice cream shop to serve a jalapeno and Sriracha-laced banh mi sandwich.
But Foo's Fabulous Frozen Custard's Leawood location isn't solely a scoop shop: It's also a coffee shop, candy store, lunch cafe and a community hub.
Like the original Foo's in Brookside, which opened in 1988 and is owned by Betty Bremser, the eight-year-old Leawood location serves rich, creamy custard that customers can customize with sweet mix-ins. But the Foo's in Leawood also sells soup, sandwiches and an array of locally made food products that includes Christopher Elbow chocolates, Hippie Chow, Oddly Correct coffee beans and Tall Grass Toffee.
On a custard-cold January day, I stopped in to Foo's looking for something that would warm me up. Jeff Stottle, who owns the Leawood Foo's, recommended his new chicken banh mi ($6.75). Stottle's take on the Vietnamese sandwich comes on a panini-pressed Farm to Market hoagie roll. Inside, there's garlic mayo, mesquite grilled chicken, a crisp green salad mix, crunchy pickled carrots, daikon radish and fresh cilantro. The heat comes from fresh slices of jalapeno and lots of Sriracha hot sauce.
"It's a little spicy, a little sweet," Stottle said.
I haven't had every banh mi in the metro area — at least, not yet — but Foo's take rivals all the ones I've tried. The bread tasted freshly baked, the flavor and spice levels were off the charts, and with a cup of the roasted red pepper and smoked Gouda soup ($3.29) on the side, the sandwich was the perfect antidote to the winter blahs.
(The roasted red pepper soup started as a soup of the day but became a menu staple after customers demanded its return.)
For dessert, I had to try the custard, which Stottle says gets its dense, creamy texture from real eggs and low air content. Stottle says the customer-favorite custard concretes are the Cookie Dough Crumble (vanilla or chocolate custard with cookie dough pieces, peanut butter and chocolate chips mixed in) and the Sticky Hickey (chocolate chips, caramel and marshmallow), which he said tastes kind of like a s'more.
Because it was so cold outside, I opted to drink my custard in a Foo latte ($3.80 for a 12-ounce cup). To make it, the barista scooped into a fat ribbon of fresh vanilla custard snaking its way out of the custard machine. He steamed the scoop of custard with milk, then poured in a shot of the Roasterie's Super Tuscan espresso. The cocoa and caramel flavors in the espresso matched the velvety richness of the vanilla custard and made for a deliciously luxurious-tasting latte as warming as a cup of hot cocoa.
Unlike some other coffee and ice cream shops, Foo's cultivates a cozy atmosphere that invites you to linger over your latte or concrete. The shop's concrete floors and bare cinder block walls are warmed up with comfy couches, a fireplace, charming chandeliers, and a bookshelf full of books donated by customers. A 30-foot chalkboard displays kids' artwork, and the community bulletin board is covered with everything from handmade ads for guitar lessons to thank you notes to a local soccer coach.
"We've tried to let the community take ownership of the shop," Stottle says. "Foo's is not so much a frozen treat destination as it is an opportunity for people to gather and socialize."
Groups gather at Foo's for everything from business meetings to baby showers and Bible study, Stottle says. The afternoon I went to Foo's, Stottle was busy packing up 40 gallons of custard to serve to 700 students at Cure of Ars Catholic School for Student Appreciation Day.
"It's really cool," Stottle says. "All the kids are excited to see you. They all know your name. Betty (Bremser) has the same thing in the Brookside. I guess when you're the ice cream man or woman, you're pretty popular with the kids."
When the Cure of Ars kids turn 15 or 16, Stottle says, some of them will hop behind the counter at Foo's. He says it's incredibly rewarding watching kids tackle their first job, head off to college and grow into young adults.
"That's the cool thing about Foo's," Stottle says. "We're way more than frozen custard, and it's all good."


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A look at Black Hat 2014
Black Hat 2014 once again brought in some of the brightest minds in the information security field to showcase their skills. From discussions revolving around privacy, vulnerabilities, and state-sponsored malware, to educational training sessions, this year's event delivered plenty of fodder. Here's a look at the conference action. Photo Credit: Black Hat 2014
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I thought it'd be a good idea to take some time and go over all those different video connectors that are out there. Disclaimer: acronyms and tech jargon will be present in this post. However, this is useful information to have when talking to the help desk and/or you plan on adding an extra monitor. Lets dive in:
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Place the alligator meat into a large bowl and add the granulated garlic, salt, black pepper and cayenne pepper. Toss the meat with the seasoning and allow to marinate for up to 45 minutes in the refrigerator.
In a medium cast-iron pan over medium heat, add 1 cup of the oil and heat through. Whisk in the flour and cook the roux slowly until it reaches a deep chocolate-brown color, 40 to 45 minutes. Remove the roux from the heat and pour into a separate heatproof container to stop the cooking process. Use immediately or cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
In a cast-iron pot over medium heat, add the remaining 3 tablespoons of oil and heat until hot. Add the onions, garlic and bell peppers to the pot. Cook until the vegetables begin to soften, 8 to 10 minutes. Add the tomatoes with green chiles, the marinated alligator meat and 1 tablespoon of the roux. Let the meat begin to brown on all sides, about 10 minutes. Add 2 cups of water, bring to a simmer and cook until the meat is cooked through and the sauce thickens slightly, about 45 minutes. Serve over rice.
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I've fitted 16 of the more expensive similar looking dispensers for a company who's property I maintain. Due to financial reasons they wanted to go for cheaper ones for the next part of the building, so I brought 8 of theses. I must say these are much better quality and design than the expensive ones I had fitted before. The 2 main improvements I thought the others were lacking are the plunger neck is a lot more solid in construction and also the fixing to the wall bracket is mechanical so they need a tool to be removed, not so easy to steal.I would definitely purchase these again.


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Explore Historic Western North Carolina in the Blue Ridge Mountains
The Blue Ridge National Heritage Area is dotted with small towns and cities with downtowns and neighborhoods that have been officially designated as Historic Districts in North Carolina. Some of these quaint small Appalachian towns began as post-Revolutionary War settlements. Others evolved from 19th-century farm communities or as a direct result of the coming of the railroad to Western North Carolina after the Civil War.
Historical Places in Western NC: Asheville
The largest city, Asheville, is served by the area's only regional airport. This vibrant community is alive with traditional music, mountain artists, craft heritage, restaurants and shopping opportunities, much of which is based on the history of the city and its development after the completion of the Biltmore Estate.
Other Historic Places in Western NC to Visit: Boone, Cullowhee, Cherokee and More
Smaller towns have personalities all their own. Boone and Cullowhee are heavily influenced by the universities located there; Cherokee is naturally the place to go for a Native American experience with the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indian. Because of their historical nature, and each community's commitment to preserving its history and heritage, the small towns with designated Historic Districts have also managed to preserve their old-time, small-town charm.
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1999 Georgetown 32.5' Motorhome w/Electric Slideout Slps 6
1999 Georgetown 32.5' Motorhome w/Electric Slideout Slps 6
* V10 Ford Engine, 18,000 ORIGINAL MILES (28,968 KILOMETERS)
* Automatic with overdrive
* Originally from Florida one owner
* Large Electric Slideout
* Leather 2 seater sofa with push button reclining seats that will make into a bed to sleep 2.
* Dinette with bench seating will sleep 2
* Double stainless steel sink
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* Pantry & lots of cupboards & storage areas
* 3 piece bathroom with large shower
* Queen walk around private bedroom
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* 4 Hydraulic levelers which was a 4,000.00 option at the time of purchase.
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* Complete full basement lots of storage
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Merle's House is located in Bon Accord and offers 7 studio apartments plus 2 larger loft apartments.
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At Merle's house in Bon Accord (which means Good will) you'll be greeted by joyful bougainvillea cascading over the Office door and you'll meet Irving, your amiable host. He will guide you through your choice of places to stay here - loft apartments or ground floor units, all of which are well furnished, very clean and functional.
Merle's is your home away from home with a family-type atmosphere, while assuring your privacy. The half acre property has mature tropical fruit trees and flowers with each unit enjoying a quiet and shady garden patio bordered by gorgeous tropical foliage.
Pretty in pink and offset by the richness and shade of tropical greenery, Merle's guest house allows you to get to know Tobago and her people in a different way than you could if you stayed at a hotel. Here you are encouraged to go out and explore the island - made easy by Marcelle's Auto rentals selection of cars, jeeps and scooters which you can rent on site.
Two of Tobago's best beaches are nearby - take a 2 minute drive to Store Bay or Pigeon Point, or enjoy a 20 minute walk to get there.
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By continuing to promote the extraction and export of coal, tar sands, and fracked gas instead of sustainable sectors in B.C., our government is making a political choice to prioritize short-term profits over renewable industries. Let's work together to develop a smart and creative strategy to transition away from fossil fuels and toward a low carbon economy


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Three Arrested Near Fargo After Reported Assault, Robbery in Grand Forks Tuesday
Three people were arrested after a woman reported she was assaulted and robbed in Grand Forks last night.
The suspects were arrested by the Highway Patrol in Cass County for several charges including possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and carrying a concealed weapon. Officers responded to a robbery call at 212 North 9th Street in Grand Forks at about 9pm. When officers arrived the woman told police she had been assaulted and robbed by two men she met earlier in the night. Based on the victim's description of the men and the car they were driving, the Patrol pulled over the two male robbery suspects and a female.
35-year-old William Meadows, 24-year-old Semereab Tesfaye and 26-year-old Kia Yang were each arrested for carrying a concealed weapon, possession of drug paraphernalia and marijuana. Evidence linking the suspects to the robbery was also located during the traffic stop. Robbery, assault and terrorizing charges in Grand Forks are still pending.


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Herman Armour (1837-1901) was the co-founder of the Armour Meatpaking Co. with his brother Philip in 1867, which still bears the Armour name. Armour introduced canned meat, brought the assembly line practice to the meatpacking industry and pioneered the use of refrigerated railcars in shipping; for a time, Armour was the world's largest meat processor […]
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During February 2013, Disney Channel extended its streak as TV's #1 network in Total Day to 22 consecutive months in Kids 6-11 and to 34 months in Tweens 9-14, out-delivering Nickelodeon by hefty double-digits for the 20thstraight month. Dog With A Blog was the #1 TV series in Kids 2-11, while Shake It Up was the #1 TV series in Kids 6-11/Tweens 9-14. Moreover, Dog With A Blog and Austin & Ally posted series highs in Tweens 9-14, and delivered their #2 telecasts ever in Total Viewers, Kids 2-11 and Kids 6-11. To boot, led by Austin & Ally, Disney Channel delivered the month's Top 10 cable TV telecasts in Kids 2-11, Top 26 in Kids 6-11 and Top 13 in Tweens 9-14.
The Disney Junior preschooler block set February highs in Total Viewers, Girls 2-5 and Women 18-49, and was its highest–rated February ever in Kids 2-5. Sofia the First was the #1 cable TV series for the 2nd consecutive month in Kids 2-5, accounting for the Top 4 telecasts in the demo and Top 6 in 2013 to date. Overall, the block was home to the Top 3 cable TV series in Kids 2-5 and Girls 2-5 and Top 4 preschool cable TV series in Total Viewers and Women 18-49 with Sofia the First, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Jake and the Never Land Pirates and Doc McStuffins.


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On Sun, 19 Sep 1999 17:41:01 -0400 (EDT), Tim Clapp (email@example.com) wrote: > > I get a lot of moans from the validator for URIs which contain & > characters: these are passed as arguments to a cgi script on another > site. The validator complains that the entity is not defined: surely > this should only happen on the body of the html, not in a URI. See > www.croftguesthouse.co.uk for an example. I hope is is correct and this > is a bug in the parser. Please let me know otherwise. This is not a bug. Entities are allowed in attribute values. If you want to link to the URL: http://foo.com/search?keyword=food&time=today you can do so by using the & entity: Today's food Every browser I've tested this on (probably something like NN 4.x, IE 5.0, and Opera 3.6) handled it correctly. I'm not sure how far you must go back in history to find one that doesn't. David L. David Baron Sophomore, Harvard (Physics) email@example.com Links, SatPix, CSS, etc. <URL: http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~dbaron/ > WSP CSS AC <URL: http://www.webstandards.org/css/ >Received on Sunday, 19 September 1999 19:16:17 UTC
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