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HotKey Magic helps you consolidate your most frequently used programs, files, and folders, into a single launch-pad. HotKey Magic puts your favorite programs at your finger-tips with the magic key combination! Assigning hotkeys is a snap with HotKey Magic. You can drag and drop an existing shortcut into the HotKey Magic main window, assign a hotkey. Free download of HotKey Magic 1.30, size 1.39 Mb.
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Transit Director Gary Ziegler told the MCPT committee on Friday all that remains is for the Macomb City Council to pass a resolution indicating the city's willingness to accept the grant.
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Core root thickness is 7 mm
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Core size
Wingspan 500 mm
Cord length at root 150 mm
Cord length at tip 50 mm
4 layers of Home Depot fiber glass on top
5 layers of Home Depot fiberglass on the bottom
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Finished wing has a solid 2 mm fiberglass edge
Wingspan 504 mm
Cord length at root 154 mm
Cord length at tip 54 mm
Much faster than stock MHL front wing. Maybe a little too much flex in the wing. Next version will have a layer of carbon uni top and bottom.


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Guitar God
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Location: Dallas Tx
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 5:16 pm
Post subject: Who here is a Greco collector?
Anyone here a Greco freak? I ask because I have come across two fine examples here in the U.S. at very reasonable price's!
One is an 82' Black Beauty three pup Custom and an 83' Flying V black with white gaurd very Schenker looking
If anyone is interested e-mail me directly and I will reveal all. They aint mine, I have no intrest in the sale of these , I just know where they are and want to help a brother out!
My toy box is overflowing according to Mrs TG, so I'm not going to push anything at the moment! But she misses my 66' Tennasean I sold 2 years ago and wishes I still had it!
So as you can see I got a whole other plan on the drawing board
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Guitar God
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Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 6:11 pm
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I have three late 70`s strats that are very nice. I like old Grecos and was turned onto them after reading about them on other sites by Japanese guys... they are sought after here in Japan. Evidently 70`s and early 80`s are the ones people want . The high end models are very good quality.They usually don`t last long when they show up used. My 3 are made of sen wood.
Heres my latest...
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Guitar God
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Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 7:23 pm
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That's a beauty! I only have one Greco that I found in Ocala Florida at a small town pawn shop, I love it! A quality strat that I bought for near nothing!
The more I think about the Black Beauty with the 3 pup's the more the wheels in my head grind away. At $599 US I might have to jump on it!
I have some $ stashed for just such an opportunity
The V is going for $550
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Guitar God
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Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2004 3:09 am
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thanks... you can see the seam on the upper bout, it`s a 2 piece body. I`ve seen some SE-800`s made of one piece. Not sure if will be able to see the pics here but give it a try...
some really nice pics of older MIJ`s.
You can get the year of manufacture from the serial number, generally the first 2 digits are the year. Mid to late 70`s early 80`s are outstanding. Have never seen an earlier model so I can`t speak of the quality of those.
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Guitar God
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2004 4:31 am
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Yeah, I have an Greco 81' SG Special that I got from Andrew Mechling. It's a killer guitar and such an accurate replica of a 63'-64'. It has a 2 piece body but it make no difference, this thing rocks. Light too.
Greco' replicas are so underated and originally came from the Ibanez factory I believe. I've had several players try and grab her from me lately.
Didn't they also do a LS200 type Les Paul with a one piece back and neck and a 2 piece solid flame top?
You see a lot of the laminate top 2 piece back versions on ebay but not the high end model.
I also had a Burny 58' Les Paul Special that was killer and so accurate that if you covered the logo's you could hardly tell them apart. It was wrenched off me by a local Japanese guitar poacher!
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Guitar God
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2004 8:10 am
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yes they made a high end model, the 1200 I think. It is as you described and these days, a mint version sells for more than it did new . They appear on the Japanese auction site I hang at occasionally. Old Burnys are real nice as well... there certainly was something special going on back then with MIJ`s.
heres a nice one though the color looks a bit off in the pic...
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Guitar God
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2004 12:37 pm
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Very nice. Does that one have a solid 2 piece top and back or are there any laminations going on?
Looks like a 17/18 degree headstock angle too?
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Guitar God
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Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2004 6:10 am
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as far as I know the 900 series has one piece back and maple cap, not veneer. The higher series has more flame and / or other p`ups.
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Guitar God
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 6:39 pm
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I'm also a big fan of Greco's. I currently have a 70's Tele replica (made in 1980) that I picked up for just $235 on ebay. Of course there was a $110 shipping charge but still a bargain. I A/B'ed in with my new '02 US Fender tele and sold the Fender tele the next week.
I used to have a '78 SA-900, which is Greco's ES-335 copy. Verrrrry nice guitar. Talk about mojo...Unfortunately, I decided that the 335 guitars just wasn't my style so I sold it. I'll probably regret that one.
I also have a '89 LP Custom 3 pickup model. Just picked this one up. I have to say that the quality, fit, and finish is not as good as my older Greco's. Here's a pic...
I really feel that there was a period, say '77-'83, that was a golden era of Japanese guitar craftsmanship. This holds true with the Tokai's I've owned as well.
That '82 Black Beauty would be very tempting but right now I'm broke as a joke.
I've searched high and low for Greco info and let me tell you there not much out there. Here's one link I've found of the full '81 Catalog that will get your mouth watering...
...Wish I knew japanese.
T. aka Carlovee
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Guitar God
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 11:22 pm
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heres a place with lots of info about Matsumoku... think i spelled that right... look around the site, theres tons of stuff to see.
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Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2004 5:41 pm
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Recently won fella on flea-bay and I have to say it looks even better in real life.
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Posts: 12
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2004 2:00 am
Post subject: Memphis??? ES335 information???
I have a Greco, SG standard, LP Custom, LP Jr TV dbl. cut....and a Burny LP Custom and a LP Standard...
I got rid of most of my Gibson and replaced them with these....
I would like to find a Greco Rickenbacker 12 and a Greco Gretsch 6120 copies but I heard these are pretty rare and lots of $$$...
Ive been also looking for a SG special with p-90s but havent had any luck tracking one down.
does anyone know a good vintage greco/burny dealer in Japan, besides the sellers on Ebay?
I just won a black Memphis late 60s style 335 that appears to be made by the same folks that make Tokai, burny or Greco ??
not sure?
the quality is pretty close to my Grecos and Burnys...
Has a Gibson style truss rod system. with a glued in neck.
The only thing that is wrong is the headstock its more Gretschish, like the newer Tokais....
Anybody seen these or have information?
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prince bishop
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Location: U.K.
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Hi Doombuggy, have a look at these Japanese outlets,you may find something.I can recommend TC Gakki.
Hope it's useful
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Winnie Thomas
Joined: 24 Sep 2001
Posts: 3
Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2004 7:06 am
Post subject: Greco '59 ES 335 clone
I have a Greco with no label inside, no serial #. It has the open book headstock with the later Greco inlay instead of the Gibson Flower pot. It is a dead ringer for a '59 ES335, right down to the long pickguard. Aged hardware, one piece neck, incredible player, wonderful tone. (does it sound like I like it?)
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Greco' replicas are so underated and originally came from the Ibanez factory I believe. I've had several players try and grab her from me lately.
To my understanding
Greco was Fuji Gen Gakkis' own brand of guitar.
Fuji Gen Gakki also built guitars for Ibanez, Yamaha, Fender Japan,
Gibson (Orville, Orville by Gibson, Epiphone Japan, Epiphone Elite), Burny/Fernandes, as well as countless others.
So, I find it ironic when you see Orvilles go for $800 and more, but a identical Greco only catch around $400.
If you truelly must have the Gibson connection go Orville. Otherwise save a few bucks and buy the Greco.
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The following standing committees of the section are herin established: Program Committee, Projects Committee, Budget and Finance Committee, Membership Committee, Publications Committee and Annual Meeting Committee.
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Duties and Responsibilities of Officers
§l Chairman
The chair, or successively, the vice chair or Secretary/Treasurer, in the absence of the chair, shall:
- Preside at all meetings of the section, and of the council
- Formulate and present at each annual meeting of the TBA a report of the work of the section for the then ending year
- Appoint the chair and members of all committees of the section who are to hold office during his/her term as chair
- Plan and superintend all activities of the section during his/her term of office, subject to the direction and approval of the council
- Call meetings of the council when in his/her discretion such meetings are required or when at least four members of the council request him/her in writing to do so
- Perform all other such duties and acts as usually pertain to the office of president or chairman of an association or organization or as may be disignated by the council
§2 Vice Chair
The vice chair shall also be the chair elect in that he shall be the automatic successor to the office of chair at the annual meeting of the section next following his election as vice chair. The vice chair will be selected from one of the appropriate grand divisions of the state , so as to coincide with the holding of the TBA annual meetig during his/her forthcoming succession to the office of chair. The vice chair shall:
- In consultation with the chair, designate those members of the section who are to be appointed as chair and members of all committees and who are to hold office during his/her coming term as chair
- Aid the chair in the performance of his/her responsibilities in such manner and to such extent as the chair may request
- Perform such other duties and have such other powers as usually pertain to the office of vice chair of vice president or as may be designated by the chair of the council.
- In case of a death, resignation or disability of the chair, perform the duties of the chair for the remainder of that chair's term of office or for the duration of the disability, as the case may be.
§3 Secretary/Treasurer
The secretary/treasurer shall:
- See to the publication of appropriate notices of all meetings
- Keep a record of the proceedings thereof.
- Be custodian of and accountable for all funds of the section other than such funds as are deposited to the credit of the section with the treasurer of the TBA or his/her designee.
- Assist the other officers of the section in such manner and to such extent as may br requested and shall be the custodian of all books, papers, documents and other properties of the section
- Keep an accurate record of all monies appropriated to and expended for the use of the section.
Article V
Duties and Responsibilities of Council
§1 Council
The council shall establish such policies of the section as it may determine which are not inconsistent with any policy of the TBA. It shall hear all reports of the officers and committees of the section and shall hear, consider and act upon such resolutions and matters presented to it which pertain to the activities of the section.
§2 Quorum
The council shall act by majority vote of those present, provided that a quorum shall consist of not less than seven members.
§3 Vote
Members of the council when personally present at a meeting of the council shall vote in person, though when absent may communicate their vote in writing, on any proposition to the secretary/treasurer and have it counted, with the same effect as if cast personally at such meeting.
§4 Propositions
The chair of the section may, and upon written request of three members of the council shall, submit or call to be submitted in writing, to each of the members of the council, any proposition upon which the council may be authorized to act, and the members of the council may vote upon such proposition(s) so submitted, by communicating their vote thereon, in writing, over their respective signatures to the secretary/treasurer, who shall record upon his/her minutes, each proposition so submitted, when, how, and to whose request the same was submitted, and the vote of each member of the council thereon, and keep on file such written and signed vote. If the votes of a majority of the members of the council so recorded shall be in favor of such proposition or if a majority shall be against such proposition, such majority vote shall constitute the binding action of the council.
§5 Composition
The council shall be composed of the immediate past chair, the chair, the vice chair and the secretary/treasurer and nine district representatives.
§6 District Representative, Residence, Term
At the time of his/her election and during the entire period.of his/her term, each district representative shall maintain his principal office in the district which he/she represents. He/She shall serve for a term beginning with the adjournment of the annual meeting at which he/she is elected and ending with the adjournment of the annual meetig three years thereafter.
Article VI
Executive Committee
There shall be an executive committee consisting of the immediate past chair, chair, vice chair and secretary/treasurer which committee shall have full power and authority in the intervals between meetings of the council to do all acts and perform all functions which the council could perform, provided that the executive committee shall not rescind any action taken by the council.
Article VII
§1 Annual
The annual meeting of the section shall be held during the annual meetig of the TBA, in the same city or place as such annual meeting of the TBA and with such program and order of business as may be arranged by the Annual meeting, Committee under the direction of the chair of the section and the council.
§2 Special
Special meetings of the section may be called by the chair at such time and place, and for such purpose(s) as may be approved by the council.
§3 Quorum
The members of the section present at any meeting shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.
§4 Vote
All binding action of the section shall be by a majority vote of the members present.
§5 Mail Vote
The council may direct that a matter be submitted to the members of the section for a vote by mail. In such event, binding action of the section shall be by a majority of the votes received in accordance with the rules fixed by the council.
Article VIII
§1 General Eligibility
A nominee for any position must be a member of the section at the time of his nomination. No person who has served a full term as chair, or vice chair, shall be eligible for re-election to such position. No person may run for more than one elective position at an annual meeting.
§2 Vote Required
Following organizational elections, a chair, vice chair and secretary/treasurer together with three members of the council shall be elected at each annual meeting. Such election shall be by a majority vote of those members of the section present.
§3 Vacancies
If any office or position other than that of chair shall become vacant during the period between meetings of the section, the office or position shall be filled by the council for the portion of the term remaining until the next meeting of the section.
§4 Eligibility for the Offices of Chair and Vice Chair
To be eligible for the office of chairman, the nominee must reside and maintain his/her office in the grand division of the state within which the next following annual meeting of the TBA is to be held.
To be eligible for the office of vice chair, the nominee must reside and maintain his office in the grand division of the state within which the annual meeting of the TBA first subsequent to the annual meetig next following his election as vice chair.
§5 Nominations
The chair may appoint a nominating committee, which committee, if appointed, shall make and report to the section nominations for such offices and positions as are scheduled to be filled at the annual election. Nominations shall also be permitted from the floor.
Article IX
These bylaws may be amended by an affirmative vote of a majority of the members of the section, such vote to be taken;en by mail. Any amendment so adopted shall become effective only to the extent that it is not inconsistent with the constitution and bylaws of the TBA.
Article X
Miscellaneous Provisions
§1 Fiscal Year
The fiscal year of the section shall be the same as that of the TBA.
§2 Disbursements
No invoice, statement, or other evidence of expenditure on behalf of the-section shall be forwarded to the secretary/treasurer of the section or the treasurer of the TBA for payment without having been approved by the chair or secretary/treasurer.
§3 Tennessee Bar Association
No action by this section shall become effective as the action of the TBA until it is approved by the TBA. Any resolution adopted or action taken by this section may, on request of the section, be reported by the chair of the section to the TBA Board of Governors or to the annual meetig of the TBA for action thereon.
All programs, procedures and policies of the section shall be subject to the approval of the Board of Governors of the TBA.
§4 Approval
These bylaws became effective upon the approval of TBA's Board of Governors in June 1979 at the annual meeting of the TBA, Memphis, Tennessee.


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Here is visual evidecne of the Pistol Pete/Big Blue donnybrook at the WAC tournament. Pete—sans mustache—is not afraid to go for the throat.
Unfortunately, the team he supports could not oblige. Utah State, known as the Aggies oddly enough, ended up winning the automatic bid last night, even though their purple cow mascot was not in attendance. He was actually suspended for stealing a fake mustache. Aren't college sports amazing?
So it's Sunday Funday again and yadda yadda yadda ... who are we kidding? Today is just an empty void of time that you must fill until the brackets are announced at 6:00 p.m. If I were Dr. Manhattan, I might go to Mars for the afternoon to contemplate the cosmic joke that is humanity's sad and ultimately futile struggle for meaning, but I'm not ... so I am here working for you. We'll get through it together.


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Many Carlson School graduates recall working double shifts at coffee houses or restaurants to cover the costs of college tuition and living expenses, in hopes their business school education will someday result in their dream job. But one student has worked in his chosen field since childhood: finance and accounting junior Alex Bossert parlayed his passion for investing into a vehicle to support his education, directly out of high school.
The young investor was recently ranked among the top 14 buyside analysts (investment professionals employed at hedge funds, mutual funds, and private-equity firms) by SumZero, an invite-only social network for the best buyside analysts in the world. The site determined the rankings by judging its 8,000 users' best investing ideas during an 18 month period. The rankings were based on the ideas' returns, and peer rankings. Bossert's overall returns earned second place among the winners, at 52 percent. He placed in the rigorous competition by identifying businesses that are trading for less than they're worth.
"When I research a company, I'm focused on four main things: understanding the business, understanding the industry, understanding how management thinks, and figuring out what the company's worth," he says.
One of the student's winning ideas was based on the current trend of banks trading at far less than they're worth. He cites Bank of America, which is currently trading for $12 a share, while Bossert believes it's worth $25-30.
The burgeoning investor works for Milestone Capital Management, a Wayzata hedge fund and real estate firm. He joined the fund the day after graduating high school. He won the job based on a resume that dated back to his early high school years, when he worked for Dardashti Capital, based in New York.
After starting a business at age ten, Bossert's parents used the profits to open a brokerage account. Soon after, the young analyst began investing, and devouring knowledge on the subject.
"I read a book by Warren Buffet, and realized he had started at a really young age. So I began reading whatever I could get my hands on related to investing," he says.
Bossert's reverence for hero Warren Buffett came full circle when he was profiled in a chapter in Of Permanent Value: The Story of Warren Buffett last year. He continues to follow investing greats like Buffett, Charlie Munger, Peter Lynch, and Joel Greenblatt, and suggests students interested in finance should do the same. In addition to studying up on the subject, Bossert is gearing up to participate in the Carlson School Funds Enterprise -- an applied learning opportunity in which students manage $35 million in real money.
This summer, Bossert will join Fidelity investments in Boston, and work under some of the best mutual fund managers in the country. He hopes to one day open his own hedge fund.
"When choosing a career and a place to work, it's most important to choose a place where you really admire and trust the person you're working for. I ask myself, would I want to work for this person for free? If the answer is yes, that's the person I want to work for," he says. "I've been lucky enough to get paid to do what I really enjoy."
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Plenty of cabarets claim eclecticism. But I submit that "Fulton Street Sessions," a little cabaret very much in the more eclectic Eastern European tradition of the word, is the only show on the planet where the song set ranges from "I Just Called to Say I Love You" to "Nearer My God to Thee" to "Black Betty," replete with an especially notable "bam-ba-lam."
This show, by the venerable and reliably intriguing experimenters who call themselves TUTA Theatre Chicago, is also the only cabaret in town where the lighting of choice in one section is not soft lamps but harsh fluorescent. Where the set is made of doors set in cold gray walls and the percussion is off in the wings. Where the talkback session takes place in the middle of the performance. And where the evening begins not with the gentle strum of strings nor the smile of a chanteuse, but the appearance of a bunch of women in parkas. Carrying trash bags.
Before long, we have a naked man in a bathtub being drenched with water. At another point, a woman interrupts an orgy to make the point that the sidewalk outside the house needs fixing.
So "Fulton Street Sessions," which TUTA aptly bills as a collection of sketches, songs and interludes reflecting current preoccupations ranging from the international to the personal, is not for all tastes. But this director, Zeljko Djukic, has excellent aesthetic taste and even in the most free-wheeling venture (this is a company-created show), the actors with whom Djukic cares to work are very focused on delivering truthful performances, no matter how bizarre the truth on display. "Fulton Street Sessions" is a very quirky and inherently deconstructive show, but there are some moments here that tickled me so much, I found myself chortling away for much of the 85-minute running time. I don't want to reveal too much of the content, since the wild juxtapositions of style and material are what gives this show its charm. Suffice to say that Djukic can be trusted to let things get strange and intensely personal, and then pull them back before anything feels indulgent. To some degree, this is a cabaret for those who hate cabarets.
Certainly, the aims of "Fulton Street Sessions" are modest. And the eclecticism scratches surfaces rather than delves deep. But there is something said here about the absurdity of the human condition (a starting off point, the company tells us at one point, was the horrific snowstorm of roughly a year ago). Clearly, TUTA has tried to create a show organized around music in the broadest possible sense, and you find yourself going with the non-linear flow with ease.
Djukic doesn't do it alone. The cast of Kirk Anderson, Jaimelyn Gray, Stacie Beth Green, Trey Maclin and Jacqueline Stone are very decent singers, as well as physically free actors with delicious senses of humor. They send themselves up quite delightfully.
When: Through March 25
Where: Chicago Dramatists, 1105 W. Chicago Ave.
Running time: 1 hour, 25 minutes
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Evercool Transformer 4 Review
With the increased thermal output of Intel's Core i7 CPUs, larger heat sinks are becoming very popular. Another trend is direct heat pipe contact with the CPU heat spreader, allowing the heat pipes to wisk away heat from the CPU to the fins faster than when the heat must travel through a base plate. Evercool has a new direct heat pipe heat sink called the Transformer 4, which is very similar to the design of another heat sink I recently reviewed, the Titan Fenrir, which will be the main item to compare to in terms of design. The Transformer 4 HPJ-12025 can be used with either one fan or both of the included fans. The included clips can also allow larger fans to be mounted to the heat sink.
The Transformer 4 packs in four large heat pipes and is actively cooled by two 120mm silent fans with low decibels of <21dBA and rotation speed of ~1000RPM. The heat sink comes ready to mount to Intel LGA 1366, LGA 775, and AMD 754/939/940/AM2. This beast weighs in at 843.5g and measures in at 130x122x160mm. This heat sink is definitely big!
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The front of the box reveals the beast immediately, with the Evercool logo and model number HPJ-12025 in the top corners. It also shows stickers for Core i7 LGA 1366, P4 LGA775, and AMD K8/AM2, with the quote "Free collocation makes much colder and quieter". The package features an angled shot of the heat sink, with the name and type of heat sink under it - Transformer 4, Heat Pipe CPU Cooler, www.evercool.com.tw. Rotating to the back shows the specifications and features of the heat sink, with pictures of different motherboard mounting. Another angled build picture of the Transformer 4 with semi-transparent fans and also a picture demonstrating the "Free Collocation" decorate part of the back. The clamshell package is fairly sturdy and should protect the heat sink well from abuse during shipping.
The first side reveals many of the AMD processors supported by the heat sink. The most glaring omission is the Phenom 2, although it will work with that too. Below that are six icons showing the features of the heat sink. The opposite side shows the Intel processors that the Transformer 4 directly supports, and five pictures of itself at a few different angles.
Cutting open the clamshell packaging and removing the insert shows the protective plastic form that holds the Transformer 4 in place. The form fits tightly in place, with a compartment underneath for the cardboard box containing the various accessories.
Both fans are painted chrome, and have a holographic Evercool sticker on them. The paint is soft and chips off easily. According to Evercool's website, these fans draw 0.16 A, run at 1400 RPM, pump out 53.4 CFM maximum with 0.07 Inch H20, at <28.3 dBA. The fans have an estimated lifespan of 40,000 hours.
The inside of the insert contains the instructions, featuring plenty of pictures to guide people through installation on an AMD or Intel system. The small white box contains the mounting brackets, bolts, washers, and thermal paste to get the heat sink installed. The mounting plate has holes for other sockets that the box did not list.
With everything unpacked, let's get a better look at the Evercool Transformer 4!


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Yesterday at 10:00 AM the president of the KDE e.V. Eva Brucherseifer welcomed the audience of the presentation track at the KDE anniversary event at the Technische Akademie Esslingen in Ostfildern near Stuttgart, Germany. Keynote speakers were Matthias Ettrich, founder of the KDE project, as well as Klaus Knopper of Knoppix fame. During their presentations they looked back at KDE's successful past 10 years and they offered their thoughts about the future of KDE and Free Software. Note: I'd like to congratulate KDE with their 10 year anniversary. Here's to another 10 years!


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Netflix's (NFLX) ballooning subscriber base, corresponding outsized earnings growth, and potential for further success explains much of the 215% appreciation of its stock price over the past year. The company added 1.9 million subscribers in the September quarter, marking it the fourth consecutive period with over one million net additions. The total tally now stands at 16.9 million accounts, 52% more than last year's third quarter and 13% higher than the June period. Nielsen estimates there are 116 million households with at least one TV, giving Netflix a penetration rate of 14.5%, compared to 9.5% at the end of 2009's third quarter. These figures have not gone unnoticed by investors. NFLX stock recently traded at $178.45 a share, or 57x our forward share-earnings estimate of $3.11, versus the historical range of 20x-25x.
The primary explanation behind Netflix's rising popularity is the rapidly expanding number of movie and television titles available in its Watch Instantly library, which allows users to stream videos to flat screens, tablet PCs, laptops, desktops, and smartphones whenever they choose. Management recently reported that over 66% of Netflix subscribers watched more than 15 minutes of a streamed TV episode or movie in the third quarter of 2010, up from 41% last year and 61% in the prior period. Furthermore, the total number of minutes people spend consuming streamed content has surpassed that of conventional DVD watching (assuming every shipped disk is watched only once). This is not being driven by outliers, since the majority of Netflix users now stream more content than watch DVDs. Perhaps the headiest statistic comes from networking equipment maker, Sandvine, which reports that Netflix's streaming service accounts for 20% of all nonmobile Web use during prime time in the United States.
CEO, Reed Hastings, has made it no secret that in order to maintain current subscriber growth rates, Netflix's primary focus will be on expanding the breadth and timeliness of its streaming library. This will likely prove expensive, if future content deals mimic the widely reported $1 billion, five-year agreement with premium TV channel Epix inked in early August, 2010. This deal gives Netflix the rights to stream 3,000 movies at present, with more to come later. Normally, Epix would keep exclusive TV rights to broadcast movies that are 10-12 months out of theaters for up to several years before selling to cable networks. As a result, Netflix is paying a rate close to what conventional TV distributors pay Epix in affiliate fees. Although Netflix doesn't get access to newly released content until 90 days after its pay-TV debut, it does have access to a broad set of library titles that pay TV can't provide.
The next major deal on the docket is a renegotiation with Liberty Media-owned Starz in late 2011. Starz content includes over 2,500 movies and shows from Disney (DIS - Free Disney Stock Report), Sony Pictures, and other sources, which helped attract scores of new subscribers after the first deal was struck in 2008. We estimate that Netflix currently pays Starz only $0.15 per subscriber per month, and doesn't have to wait for three months to access new releases. The rate is low compared to the Epix deal. At the time the initial contract was signed, the established streaming customer base was small and the price of content did not scale with the addition of new users. Starz realizes it has been under compensated, thus far. At the very least, it will need to charge Netflix the same rate as the cable, satellite and fiber-TV providers (around $2.00 per subscriber per month), or risk angering these customers and getting removed from their distribution networks.
We believe Starz will end up charging significantly more than Epix, perhaps as much as $250 million per year, since the content is arguably of higher quality and includes more new releases. Netflix management appears eager to renew, but also willing to walk away if the price is too high. Mr. Hastings has said this about Starz content: "There's no one piece of content that's essential for us. It's great content, we'd like to have it, but we can live without it if we have to." If the deal fell through, we believe Netflix's churn rate would rise and subscriber growth would slow, since many families that want to stream Disney content would likely leave or not sign up.
Meanwhile, HBO has deals with 20th Century Fox, Universal, Warner Brothers, New Line Cinema, and DreamWorks that are not set to expire until mid to late decade, suggesting any future movie deals that Netflix may ink will likely be with small, independent studios like ones reached with Relativity Media in July and FilmDistrict in December.
The next big expansion area for Netflix is its TV offerings. Indeed, the majority of content United States consumers view at home is TV programming, and this is where the company has the best chances of securing licensing. There have been reports that Netflix is attempting to buy streaming rights to current season shows the day after they are broadcast for $70,000 to $100,000 per episode. We are skeptical that content creators will be willing to risk syndication revenue and ad dollars that would surely be disrupted by allowing Netflix to stream popular shows that are in-season. Too, this would likely cannibalize viewers of Hulu Plus, the online streaming TV service that provides the current season of 45 shows and the full-run series of 90 other shows from NBC ABC and FOX for $7.99 per month. At present, we view the two services are more complimentary than competitive, since only around a quarter of content overlaps.
We think any success in securing in-season programming will be with lower profile shows. For example a deal was recently reached with NBC for rights to stream Saturday Night Live episodes the day after the original broadcast. Too, in early December, Netflix struck a deal with Disney-ABC Domestic Television for some ABC Family and Disney Channel programs 15 days after initial telecast. Studios appear much more willing to negotiate rights to shows that are more than one season old, which management admits is its primary area of focus. Both of the mentioned contracts also include rights to stream the libraries of hit shows such as 30 Rock, The Office, Law & Order: SVU, Scrubs, Grey's Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, Lost, and Ugly Betty, among others.
The company hopes these deals will attract more subscribers and increase cashflow, thus supporting growth. Netflix seems confident in the amount of TV content available that it can purchase. The big unknown is when will the market for prior-run TV shows and older movies become mature. At this point, the company is not willing to speculate. Nonetheless, it seems confident that subscriber growth of better than 50% is sustainable over the near term.
Increased penetration into consumer electronic devices will likely help facilitate the prospective advance. The service is already available on a myriad of devices, including Nintendo's Wii, Microsoft's (MSFT - Free Microsoft Stock Report) Xbox360, and Sony's (SNE) Playstation 3, as well as numerous Blu-ray players, Google (GOOG) TV devices, and the iPad and iPhone (Android smartphones will soon be compatible, as well). We think this gives Netflix a competitive advantage over potential competitors. The new crop of Wi-Fi enabled flat screen TVs should also help its positioning.
International expansion presents another opportunity for Netflix to grow its user base. The company recently announced a streaming only option in Canada, which has been surpassing initial growth targets and is expected to become profitable in late 2011. If all continues to go well, Europe will likely be next, probably in the second half of 2011. Because Netflix has virtually no brand recognition in Europe, it will need to invest heavily in marketing. Also, distribution rights need to be negotiated with the studios for every country it enters.
Some believe Netflix's profitability will probably suffer if it continues to purchase content at current rates. However, we are more optimistic on the company's ability to meet its long-term gross margin target range of 30%-35% (compares with the 38.3% posted for the nine months ended September 30, 2010). Management has proven well disciplined in the past, and we believe it will walk away from overly expensive deals in order to preserve margins, even if the attractiveness of the service suffers slightly.
Lower postage cost, driven by reduced demand for the mail service, should eventually offset the incremental streaming content acquisition costs. The 10% advance in disk mailings during the third quarter, coupled with the 52% subscriber growth, suggests average mailings per subscriber per month are on the decline. In fact, the company expects to spend more to stream movies than to mail them for the first time in the December quarter.
Still, the mailing aspect of Netflix is here to stay, since the studios are certainly not willing to sacrifice DVD and Video-on-Demand sales by selling new-release content to Netflix. This is why all of the major studios but Disney and Paramount have forced Netflix to wait 28 days until they can start mailing new releases. Recently, three of the six major studios have expressed interest in extending that window beyond 28 days and/or raising prices. This would appear to be a negative for the company. On the other hand, Netflix would still pay less than if it gained access on the DVD release date. Meanwhile, the studios have been more willing to sell streaming rights for old movies and TV content because of such deals. While it's probably true that content owners will now be looking to charge Netflix more than in the past, we have confidence that the Beverly Hills-based content acquisition team will be able to secure appealing content that viewers may not be willing to buy or rent outright, but would otherwise be interested in watching through Netflix.
We do not view potential competitors as particularly threatening, at this juncture. Amazon has been rumored to be establishing a subscription streaming service that would be bundled with its free 2-day shipping option, Amazon Prime. Some content from its current a la carte rental service would likely be included. Whether Amazon will be able to mount a meaningful competitive threat is an open question, in our view, since we think it would be difficult to amass enough content to lure customers away from Netflix. The same holds true for Google-owned YouTube, which offers a pay-per-view rental and ad-supported streaming service, but has not managed to secure many compelling titles. Reports indicate YouTube is in talks with Miramax for rights to its movies, though. We think most consumers would prefer to get all of their streaming content from one source, and not have to subscribe to multiple services at different prices.
There is no denying that Netflix management has proven extremely skillful in growing its business, thus far. Continued success will be more difficult, since the days of inexpensive content are long gone. Nevertheless, we have confidence in the company's ability to buy appealing content, to maintain profitability, and to continue growing its subscriber base. Netflix's brand recognition, loyal fan base, and appealing value proposition should help thwart second movers. International expansion opportunities are also attractive. Still, at the current price, it is difficult to argue that the stock is undervalued. We believe the prudent strategy would be to wait for a pull back to capitalize on the potential success of this attractive long-term business model.
At the time of this article's writing, the author did not have positions in any of the companies mentioned.


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Most Americans pay little attention to Earth Day.
As a celebratory experience, Earth Day probably ranks lower than Columbus Day, Arbor Day and even Groundhog Day—the latter defies any and all logic.
Earth Day may be more popular than Richter Scale Day (no I did not make that up), National Hairball Day (that one either), but could be close with Babe Ruth Day.
I'm not certain of the origins of Earth Day. I could Google it and find out but it's almost five o'clock and the beginning is not the point. The point is, Earth Day is Sunday, April 22, and I expect no big hullabaloo around Denton, Texas, to celebrate this event. Some towns may host Earth Day parades and totally ignore the irony of burning gasoline to move floats along the parade route or the cost of cleaning up discarded rubbish tossed on the ground by onlookers.
I suspect there will be some gatherings to recognize environmental achievements. Some folks may plant some trees; work in their gardens; or groups may discuss the need to conserve water and curb pollution.
I don't disagree with any of those objectives. In fact, I do what I can to recycle; use as little water as possible to maintain my lawn; and I try to keep the house at a reasonably comfortable temperature without wasting energy.
As anyone who routinely reads my commentaries knows, I do appreciate the wonders of a pristine stream teeming with trout and the sanctuary of a shade tree in hot weather. I am disgusted with anyone who leaves bottles, cans, and other garbage on my riverbanks. I try to pack stuff out when I find it.
But if I really want to get a sound appreciation for what the earth is all about, I only have to drive out into the country and see fields of wheat turning from an emerald green to a dusty amber this time of year. Or I can watch cattle munching on lush pastures (in some parts of the Southwest). The profusion of bluebonnets my wife and I enjoyed near Ennis, Texas, a few weeks ago provided a colorful reminder of the earth's wonder and beauty.
And I know of no one closer to the earth than the many farmers and ranchers I have been privileged to meet and interview over the past 35 or so years. I'd be hard-pressed to think of anyone who works closer with the earth or depends more on what it provides than those who work the soil.
They understand the fragility of the land. They appreciate the interactions of sun, soil and water. Farmers and ranchers value, more than most, the delicate balance between harvest and conservation. They understand the damage possible by neglecting their valuable soil and water resources. They know what organic matter means to their fields and how the earthworm population can be a barometer of soil health.
Agriculturists live in closer proximity to the earth than do the critics who complain about how farmers ruin the environment. But farmers know the ground—know what it will bring forth and what it requires in turn. They know that water is a limited resource and that judicious use makes sense now and for the next generation to whom they hope to pass it along.
Farmers have a relationship with the earth that most of us can neither fully appreciate nor adequately understand. Some years the earth yields up a bountiful crop. And some years, such as 2011, it cedes harvest grudgingly. But farmers persist and they work hard to preserve the resources that make their livelihood possible.


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Cutting the Speedway Assessment in half has to be one of the, I can't think of a proper word to use of what I think of this. But that is the way this city does things: have a special meeting with 24-hours notice and shove it through.
If this such a good idea, raising the money to pay the debt on the bonds by adding a user fee, why does the speedway not just raise their ticket cost by the $4? Then they will generate the extra revenue without any risk to the city.
Also, they want to combine the Speedway TIF with the Prairie Fire TIF. The only reason I can see for this is so they can use the extra revenues from the Prairie Fire TIF to subsidize the shortfall of revenues in the Speedway TIF without anyone knowing about it.
Also, if the extra revenues from the Prairie Fire TIF are used within the now-Speedway TIF, those extra revenues do not go back the other taxing bodies.


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It has been pretty cold in Britain (by the standards of what we are used to) over this last winter, and as my bedroom is unheated I like plenty of warm woollen blankets on my bed – and bedsocks on my feet. I've also been known to wear a silk or rayon scarf over my pyjamas in bed, to plug the chilly gap where my neck disappears under the bedclothes!
However, when I found myself constantly pulling my head down tortoise-fashion under the blankets and then being forced up to grab breaths of air for fear of suffocation, it dawned on me that perhaps my hair wasn't adequate insulation for the remaining parts of me after all, and I needed to take a tip or two from the Victorians, who knew all about unheated bed-chambers. What I needed was an oldfashioned nightcap.
So I found an oldfashioned nightcap pattern – Franklin Habit's version of a "gentleman's nightcap" of 1840. (Ladies' nightcaps appear to have been made of trimmed fabric, mob-cap style, rather than knitted.) Others who had tried the pattern warned that as written it came out extremely large, so I calculated the number of pattern repeats that I reckoned would add up to a hat of 21" circumference and started knitting round the 'stretchy lace border' using some scraps of crochet cotton and a set of double-pointed needles in true Victorian fashion!
I originally had every intention of making the nightcap up as for the original, with its long tail and tasselled top. However, once I started knitting my way up the top it became increasingly apparent that the cap was distinctly on the loose side, and when I tested it the additional weight of the peak simply pulled it sideway off my head. I was forced to go for a quick redesign, calculating the number of decreases that would be required to knit a flat top straight across and produced a more 'feminine' variant. This did have the advantage of being a very great deal quicker, since the number of stitches decreased far more dramatically on each row….
In place of the tassel, I made a Tahiti blossom crochet ornament from a free pattern on the Web, and sewed this down onto the plain top of the resulting hat. I had run out of the original crochet cotton scraps I had been using after completing the patterned bands up the side of the nightcap design, and had switched to a darker colour – fortunately I had just enough of the bright cream cotton to make up the Tahiti blossom in as a nice contrast touch.
The hat still showed a distinct tendency to be loose, so I ended up sewing a strip of elastic around the lowest pattern band. I've been wearing it almost constantly ever since; it does tend to come off once I'm asleep, but it works wonders in allowing me to get warm enough to go to sleep in the first place. The Victorians knew what they were doing. Perhaps I should run myself up a set of mediaeval bed-curtains too!
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Crochet cotton in cream and oatmeal colours
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Feb 21, 2013, 12.44 PMby Jessica Harvey
I think yours is a prettier and more practical version than the original – I'm sure the tail and tassel would have been very irritating in bed! To combat the looseness could you thread narrow elastic or ribbon through the first row of holes – or maybe combine the two and sew ribbon to both ends of a piece of elastic thread them through so the elastic is at the back and have a bow at the front?
Feb 20, 2013, 07.34 AMby loulourosa
This one looks a lot more ladylike than the one you made before, lovely knittingwork this is! Well done Harriet!
Feb 20, 2013, 04.13 AMby jenss-1
Great project! I used to live in a house with no heating upstairs (and the circuit would blow if we tried to use a space heater!) I used to heat up an iron pan and warm up the sheets until I accidentally melted the sheets onto the mattress. That was not so good, but I think a hot water bottle would be cozy down by the feet and safer…
Feb 20, 2013, 04.12 AMby jenss-1
Great project! I used to live in a house with no heating upstairs (and the circuit would blow if we tried to use a space heater!) I used to heat up an iron pan and warm up the sheets until I accidentally melted the sheets onto the mattress. That was not so good, but I think a hot water bottle would be cozy down by the feet and safer…
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You may need to take medicines to lower your blood pressure if lifestyle changes are not enough to bring your blood pressure to the target level.
Ask your doctor what your blood pressure targetshould be,based on your risk factors and other medical problems.
Several types of medicine are used to treat high blood pressure. Your health care provider will decide which type of medicine is right for you. You may need to take more than one type.
Each type of blood pressure medicine listed below comes in different brand and generic names.
One or more of these blood pressure medicines are often used to treat high blood pressure:
- Diuretics are also called water pills. They help your kidneys remove some salt (sodium) from your body. As a result, your blood vessels dont have to hold as much fluid and your blood pressure goes down.
- Beta-blockers make the heart beat at a slower rate and with less force.
- Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (also called ACE inhibitors) relax your blood vessels, which lowers your blood pressure.
- Angiotensin II receptor blockers (also called ARBs) work in about the same way as angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors.
- Calcium channel blockers relax blood vessels by stopping calcium from entering cells.
Blood pressure medicines that are not used as often include:
- Alpha-blockers help relax your blood vessels, which lowers your blood pressure.
- Centrally acting drugs signal your brain and nervous system to relax your blood vessels.
- Vasodilators signal the muscles in the walls of blood vessels to relax.
- Renin inhibitors, a newer type of medicine for treating high blood pressure, act by reducing the amount of angiotensin precursors thereby relaxing your blood vessels.
Most blood pressure medicines are easy to take, but all medicines have side effects. Most of these are mild andmay go away over time.
Some common side effects of high blood pressure medicines include:
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- Diarrhea or constipation
- Dizziness or light-headedness
- Erection problems
- Feeling nervous
- Feeling tired, weak, drowsy, or a lack of energy
- Headache
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- Skin rash
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Tell your health care provider as soon as possible if you have side effects or the side effects are causing you problems. Most of the time, making changes to the dose of medicine or when you take it can help reduce side effects.
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Kaplan NM. Systemic hypertension: Treatment. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwalds Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 46.
Victor RG. Arterial hypertension. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 67.
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