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Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E Extreme CPU Cooler Review
Introduction and Technical Specifications
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Thermalright is an established brand in the CPU cooling arena with its track record for innovative creations designed to best remove the heat from your prize CPU. The latest incarnation of their cooler line for Intel and AMD-based CPUs takes the form of the Silver Arrow SB-E Extreme, a massive nickel-plated copper cooler sporting two 140mm fans to aid in heat dispersal. We tested this cooler in conjunction with other all-in-one and air coolers to see how well the Thermalright cooler stacks up. With a retail price at $99.99, the cooler has a premium price for the premium performance it offers.
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Thermalright took their cooler design to a whole new level with the Silver Arrow SB-E Extreme. The cooler features a nickel-plated copper base and heat pipes with two massive aluminum thin-finned tower radiators to help with heat dissipation. The Silver Arrow SB-E contains eight total 6mm diameter heat pipes that run through the copper base plate, terminating in the two aluminum tower radiators. The base plate itself is polished to a mirror-like finish, ensuring optimal mating between the base plate and CPU surfaces.
Continue reading our review of the Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E CPU air cooler!
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Thermalright includes a mounting bracket and under-board plate for use with both Intel and AMD CPU sockets and hardware specific to your socket of choice. Also included are two Thermalright TY-143 140mm fans, a dual ended power cord for the fans, their own branded CF-III thermal compound, and six fan mounting brackets for using up to three fans with the cooler.
Technical Specifications (taken from the Thermalright website)
Heatsink Specifications
|154 mm x 103 mm x 165 mm(LxHxW)
Heat pipes
|6mm heat pipe x 8 units
T = 0.3 mm
Gap = 2.1 mm
Fins pieces
|10 + 12 + 80 = 102 pcs
Copper Base
|C1100 Pure copper nickel plated
Motherboard to Fin Clearance
|30 + 8 = 38 mm, 38 + 8 = 46 mm, 45 + 8 = 53 mm
TY-143 FAN Specifications
|152 mm x 140 mm x 26.5 mm(LxHxW)
Rated Speed
|600 - 2500RPM (Revolutions Per Minute)
Noise Level
|21~45dBA (decibels)
Air Flow
|31.4 - 130.0 CFM (Cubic Feet of air per Minute)
|4 Pin (PWM Fan connector)
this should cool of a R9 290x very well.
although it would need a very good backplate and would have a problem setting up Crossfire, unless you get a PCIe extension cable.
i started off joking, but now i am interested to see if it could work.
Getting a 120mm Closed Loop water cooler needs to be tested, i think. People have shown GPUs massively benefiting from a water cooled GPU, and that card deserves it.
that is something Corsair need to get started on. a single 120mm with the pump built in to the rad (not on the top of the CPU) and provide a universal mount and backplate.
I'd rather go with the "Dark Rock"! It's top plate just looks mean!
This cooler has significantly better thermals.
Wonder how the Nocuta 14D would perform with these fans, would the performance be on par with that much extra air? Either way, nice to see that Air cooling is giving water cooling some competition.
Hey Morry,
Thanks for the excellent review. Do the phenomenal temps make up for the noise, installation, and spacing issues? I guess, in that you gave it a silver award, that the low temps do. It would be nice to see the temps when the fans on each contestant are generating about the same decibels, but not sure how you would do this.
In my opinion, the performance does not make up all the way for the fan noise or for the installation issues, which is why it only received a silver award. However, I could not discount its phenomenal performance in relation to the water cooling solutions.
However, as far as the mounting goes, most users are not going to be removing and reseating the CPU cooler as much as I do (if at all past the initial mount), so I had to take that fact in to account. Louder fans do tend to bother me, which is one of the reasons I water cool my personal (a minor reason though), but they do tend to bother my wife quite a bit more - and that's definately something that has to be taken into account :)
What happens if you drop to say 50db's? You need to test at two levels, one that is max as you show, and another for people who don't want to be driven out of their rooms by it :) at least a level where the vid card becomes the dominant noise maker (no need to really go below that). I think for a large portion of us we want the best heatsink so we can drop the noise not max it. Most people that would max it are probably best served by the HUGE drop in noise from water, right?
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'Tis the season for food drives! It's a holiday tradition here at the Larkspur Library to host a food drive for those in need. With the spirit of giving in mind, if you come and donate food, we will also clear your Larkspur Library late fees. All food collected will be donated to the SF-Marin Food Bank. Happy Holidays!
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Hello MoNs00n, glad to see you applying here..couple of things I would like to bring to your attention as there could be some issues with your wanting to join TRR.
First off I take exception to your name - not the meaning of the name per se, but the way you spell it out.
The use of upper and lower case combinations and numbers indicates a person of youth (it reminds me of notes I would intercept from my houseboy that he would try to to pass to the pizza man, mail man, etc) or one who has an underdeveloped or diminished thought process/brain functionality.
If you are the former, PM me and we can discuss your entry options offline/IRL.
If you are the latter - that is an older gentleman who types in upper/lower case well then, we may have a problem.
As a general course of operation we have an IQ minimum of 45 (max 80), and I feel strongly with the evidence offered so far that there is a high probability that you would under-perform on our entrance exam, even if we gave you the option to take our "Blue Standard" IQ entrance exam.
I still think you should try - I feel that way about all people of retarded intellect. You should still try, so go for it; and good for you if you decide to!
Now that all of that is out of the way I would like to discuss the origins of the TRR clan, for you my friend have found a very special place on the internet:
Most people don't realize that TRR didn't start out as a gaming clan, online as such. The history of TRR goes back a few years and started out prior to the common online era – it started in 1986..... and it started in Fulsom Prison.
In the early days it was a few guys playing handball in the prison yard and taking baths together but since then we have expanded considerably. The prison authorities took great strides to break up this club (made up of all the races the AB, La Eme and the Black Guerrilla Family wouldn't take) but all they did was spread the power and influence outside the walls of Fulsom.
At first it was throughout the State, but now we have reached other States and even crossed over the border to other countries (Mexico, Canada and Hawaii). So now we are in all places and positions of power – we install your cable, work as telemarketers and we drive your buses. Hell, some of us even work in tech support.
I won't go into the stories about the power players and brokers – some of those guys are still around (yeah, they don't wear the do-rags on their heads anymore, but they're still here). You should ask them about some of the early days and rough nights this clan had to endure as it was born from the penal system.
Go ahead, ask them.
Ask Cableguy the definition of "friendly fire" in a pissing match. Ask Doggernutz to tattoo that nice tribal design on your back for a pack of smokes. In the end it won't be a tribal design being tattooed on you back. It may be a picture of a bitch, who may have a face with a strong likeness to yours. Ask Seppuku what it's like to get stabbed beneath the belt 38 times – and not by somebody else mind you. Go ahead and ask "It's time" how he got his name....you don't want to know what "it's time for", because for you it probably isn't going to be good. Ask Moose..............fuck, don't ask Moose shit.
The guys with the blue names (hence the "Blue Standard") are worse than the admins here. You don't want to know what they did to get in here. Don't fuck with them.
These are the people that will decide your fate.
They control the levers and polish the knobs of society.
One day you you may find yourself withdrawing money from your bank account to pay for someone else's root canal, the next you are buying 85 egg mac-muffin sandwiches at 5:17 am to feed a bunch of guys who have moved into your living room...and yes, possibly into your bedroom.
But much has changed since then: Instead of a blood-in/blood-out jumping in process into the group we have moved to a more modern "Night of Ritual Cleansing" (which involves a small branding procedure). No more prison handball and taking baths together, now it is BF3 ....and taking baths together.
As you explore your options and get to know some of our clan mates ask around. Ask around the internets and see how people react, but don't be surprised if people laugh at your face as they simultaneously shit their pants at the mention of TRR.
I just thought you should know.
Thank you for your application,
Love, TurnerD
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UrbEx , otherwise known as urban exploration, is the exploration of man-made structures that are typically abandoned, or not generally seen in the scope of everyday life. Occasionally, UrbEx adventurers have been known to enter abandoned buildings without permission, or otherwise trespass, however the seemingly minor infractions are typically innocent.
UrbEx is typically defined by the photography that develops out of each experience. The photography speaks for itself, as some of the most stunning visuals are produced from UrbEx adventures.
Abandoned structures are widely considered to be a favorite amongst UrbEx enthusiasts. These structures are often found marred by time and in some cases, graffiti. Potentially considered distasteful to the common eye, seen through the lens of UrbEx, the features take on a haunting beauty.
Accessing restricted areas of active buildings and structures is typically referred to as infiltrating. UrbEx travelers should take precautions as gaining access to off limits areas could be considered trespassing and may result in legal measures. The photography gathered from these UrbEx ventures provide intriguing images that are not commonly seen from the perspective of everyday life.
Other areas that are commonly explored include sewer and storm drains, transit tunnels, and utility tunnels. Each of these areas lends their unique architecture to the artistic eye of the UrbEx adventurer, waiting to be captured and frozen in a moment of eerie magnificence.
The main risks that are involved with UrbEx are the physical danger that could be affiliated with exploring abandoned, or off-limit areas, and the legal risks that could arise if trespassing is found to have been committed.
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We are all different; we all have various ideas about how our application should look and work. Our customers have their own opinions and, well, sometimes prejudices too. As a result, at some time in your Tapestry development you will certainly come to the point when you'll find the existing choice of components insufficient, and you might want to create a component of your own.
In a previous article we were playing with one of the core Tapestry components, DatePicker, and I tried to convince you that although this component is very good, it might not always be an ideal choice for date input. Today I am going to show you what I have done in a real development project when I needed an alternative way to accept a date input from the user.
The process of creating Tapestry components is very similar to the process of creating Tapestry pages. As a page is typically represented by three files, say, Home.html for the template, Home.page for the specification and Home.java for the class, in the same way a component is typically represented by three files as well: say, SomeComponent.html for the template, SomeComponent.jwc for the specification (jwc extension means "Java Web Component") and SomeComponent.java for the class.
The only significant difference between components and pages is that components usually accept at least one parameter while pages don't. Everything else is very, very similar.
Okay, that was enough propaganda; let's get some practical experience now. First of all, we need to visualize what exactly we want to achieve. As our Swiss customer with a massive C programming background can't bear a fancy DatePicker, we need to suggest something more traditional. Perhaps three drop-down lists for month, day and year input will do. This way, especially if we use not numbers but descriptive names for months, there will be no space for misinterpreting user input (as in that example – the 6th of December or the 12th of June?). Even if the user enters something like the 31st of February, by accepting the date in lenient mode we'll automatically convert it into the second or third of March, as the case may be.
Here is a screen shot of what we want to create:
As we don't want to place three PropertySelection components, configure them and then write some code to interpret them as one piece of input every time we need to accept a date from our user, what we need is a custom component. We want to be able to just drop it on a page and connect it to some property of the page class through the component's binding. Let's see how we can achieve this.
{mospagebreak title=Creating the DateInput Component}
Let the name for our custom component be DateInput – quite descriptive for its purpose. So the three files associated with this component will be DateInput.html, DateInput.jwc and DateInput.java. We can simply add these files to the existing CelebrityCollector project, in the same way we added pages to it before. We might decide to use this new DateInput as a replacement for the DatePicker component.
The first step is to create an HTML template, DateInput.html file. It is actually a fragment of HTML we want to be included into an HTML page when the component renders itself, but it will often make sense to create the component template as a complete standalone HTML page so that we can easily preview it in any browser:
<title>DateInput Template</title>
Now let's convert this mock up into a Tapestry template. All three <select> elements should obviously be marked as Tapestry components, but there is also one other thing to do. We made the template a complete HTML page, but we don't want all those surrounding <html>, <head> etc. tags to be inserted somewhere in the middle of another page.
Fortunately, Tapestry has a special tool that allows us to do exactly what we want, and very easily. Have a look at this template:
<title>DateInput Template</title>
<body jwcid="$content$">
<select jwcid="month">
<select jwcid="day">
<select jwcid="year">
Note the jwcid="$content$" attribute, used here to mark the <body> element. It tells Tapestry that anything surrounded by this element should be taken seriously (i.e. rendered at runtime) while everything else, the <body> itself and everything that surrounds it, should be discarded.
The next step is to create a component specification. It looks very similar to a page specification:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE component-specification PUBLIC
"-//Apache Software Foundation//Tapestry Specification 4.0//EN"
<description>Component for choosing a date</description>
<component id="day" type="PropertySelection">
<binding name="model" value="daysModel"/>
<binding name="value" value="day"/>
<component id="month" type="PropertySelection">
<binding name="model" value="monthsModel"/>
<binding name="value" value="month"/>
<component id="year" type="PropertySelection">
<binding name="model" value="yearsModel"/>
<binding name="value" value="year"/>
In fact, the only difference is the name of the root element: it is now <component-specification> instead of <page-specification>. Otherwise, the specification is exactly the same as it would be for a Tapestry page with three PropertySelection components in it.
{mospagebreak title=Creating the Models}
As you already know pretty well, we have to give PropertySelection components their models, explaining to them what exactly to display and what to return to the page class when the user makes a selection. The model for days is very simple and can be implemented in a few different ways. Here is one of the options:
public class DayModel implements IPropertySelectionModel {
public String getLabel(int index) {
return "" + (index + 1);
public Object getOption(int index) {
return index + 1;
public int getOptionCount() {
return 31;
public String getValue(int index) {
return "" + index;
public Object translateValue(String value) {
return Integer.parseInt(value) + 1;
We are simply displaying numbers from 1 to 31 as labels and use the indexes of the options for value attributes. I don't feel like any explanations are needed here, but if you do have a question, please ask it at the discussions page. In any case, reviewing the article devoted to IPropertySelectionModel might be useful.
The model for selecting a year is also quite simple:
public class YearModel implements IPropertySelectionModel {
private final static int START_YEAR = 1900;
private final static int END_YEAR =
new GregorianCalendar().get(Calendar.YEAR);
public String getLabel(int index) {
return Integer.toString(index + START_YEAR);
public Object getOption(int index) {
return index + START_YEAR;
public int getOptionCount() {
return END_YEAR – START_YEAR + 1;
public String getValue(int index) {
return "" + index;
public Object translateValue(String value) {
return Integer.parseInt(value) + START_YEAR;
Everything should be more or less clear to you here, or if not, welcome to the discussions page. The model for months is slightly more interesting because it returns months' names using the existing locality settings. For example, they will be automatically displayed in Spanish if your preferred language is Spanish, etc. This means that DateInput can be very easily localized, and we shall discuss this in more detail in a coming article on internationalization. For now, just have a look at the code and, of course, add this class to your application:
public class LocalisedMonthsModel implements IPropertySelectionModel {
private String[] months;
public LocalisedMonthsModel(Locale locale) {
DateFormatSymbols symbols = new DateFormatSymbols(locale);
months = symbols.getMonths();
public String getLabel(int index) {
return months[index];
public Object getOption(int index) {
return index;
public int getOptionCount() {
return 12;
public String getValue(int index) {
return "" + index;
public Object translateValue(String value) {
return Integer.parseInt(value);
{mospagebreak title=Wiring everything together}
Finally, we need to create a component class. It will bring together all the constituents and make them work together toward the goal that we've defined:
public abstract class DateInput extends BaseComponent implements
PageBeginRenderListener {
@Parameter(required = true)
public abstract Date getDate();
public abstract void setDate(Date d);
private Calendar c = Calendar.getInstance();
public void pageBeginRender(PageEvent event) {
c.setTime(getDate() == null ? new Date() : getDate());
public IPropertySelectionModel getDaysModel() {
return new DayModel();
public IPropertySelectionModel getMonthsModel() {
return new LocalisedMonthsModel(getPage().getLocale());
public IPropertySelectionModel getYearsModel() {
return new YearModel();
public int getDay() {
return c.get(Calendar.DATE);
public void setDay(int day) {
c.set(Calendar.DATE, day);
public int getMonth() {
return c.get(Calendar.MONTH);
public void setMonth(int month) {
c.set(Calendar.MONTH, month);
public int getYear() {
return c.get(Calendar.YEAR);
public void setYear(int year) {
c.set(Calendar.YEAR, year);
Most of this code is very simple, but there are a few points that are worth commenting upon. There are three methods returning models to PropertySelection components, and one of them is slightly unusual:
public IPropertySelectionModel getMonthsModel() {
return new LocalisedMonthsModel(getPage().getLocale());
Here you can see how our component gets a reference to the page, onto which it will be placed (the getPage() method is available to every component), and then asks the page for the current Locale. The page's answer is then passed to the LocalisedMonthsModel constructor, so that the names for the months were shown in an appropriate language.
Perhaps the most interesting fragment of this code is how we define the parameter required by our custom component:
@Parameter(required = true)
public abstract Date getDate();
public abstract void setDate(Date d);
You should already be used to abstract getters and setters – our way of asking Tapestry to implement whatever is needed automatically. Here we also clarify that this will be a parameter named date, and this parameter is required. This means that if someone will want to use DateInput, they will need to provide a binding named date, and if they don't, Tapestry will throw an exception.
Using the abstract getter, we can obtain in our code the value provided by the page class through the required binding, and when the user submits the results of his or her input, we'll use the abstract setter to report to the page on which the date was selected.
{mospagebreak title=Implementing PageBeginRenderListener}
To manipulate dates, we use an instance of java.util.Calendar class and simply get or set appropriate values using the appropriate keys (like Calendar.YEAR). In the very beginning, we need to set this Calendar to some initial value. In the simplest case, we just set it to the value received from the parameter (through getDate() method). Quite often, however, the initial value can be null. What should we do in this case? One reasonable option is to display the current date, hence the code:
c.setTime(getDate() == null ? new Date() : getDate());
But when should we run this line of code? Perhaps just before the DateInput component will have to render itself, as it will need to know which values to display. We can imagine that our component tells the page: "Hey, Page, could you please let me know when you're going to render me? I am going to do some initialization just before that." Translated into Tapestry API, this will make our component a PageBeginRenderListener (you see, the component class implements this interface).
The PageBeginRenderListener interface has only one method, pageBeginRender(), and this method will be invoked by the page just before it begins rendering itself and any components contained by itself.
Now that we've sorted out initialization, the PropertySelection components displaying the day, month and year can obtain their values from the Calendar and report whatever was selected by the user back to the Calendar.
When the page is submitted to the server, the setters will work exactly in the order in which the components are placed: setMonth(), then setDay() and finally setYear(). Since setYear() runs last, we made it responsible for setting the value of the date parameter to whatever was put into the Calendar by this time:
public void setYear(int year) {
c.set(Calendar.YEAR, year);
This completes the explanation of how the DateInput component works. The explanation was somewhat verbose, but only because I wanted to explain every detail. All we need to do now is put this component on some page and test it.
One possible solution is to replace the existing DatePicker component. It is used on the AddCelebrity page and configured like this:
<component id="dateOfBirth" type="DatePicker">
<binding name="value" value="dateOfBirth"/>
To make the change, we just edit the type of component and the name for its binding:
<component id="dateOfBirth" type="DateInput">
<binding name="date" value="dateOfBirth"/>
Now you can run the application, add some new celebrity, and the date-related functionality should work exactly as it worked before, with the only difference that we don't need any JavaScript harness now and there is no way to misinterpret user input.
To summarize, I think you will agree that creating a fully functional custom component wasn't more difficult than creating a simple Tapestry page. We did have to write a number of methods, but most of them contained just one line of code (and the remaining few contained two lines of code).
We could further enhance the DateInput component – for example, add a parameter for disabling it, or enable tabulation through its drop-down lists. This however has to be left until a later article, or you might want to try and do this yourself.
What comes next
In the next article I am planning to show you how using the NBTapestry module for NetBeans can make our life somewhat easier. I also plan to demonstrate different ways of submitting forms in Tapestry, something I have been putting off since the very beginning of the series.


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Schizophrenia associated with social inequality
Schizophrenia is more common in urban neighbourhoods with increased deprivation, population density and inequality, according to a new study.
Dr James Kirkbride, lead author of the study from the University of Cambridge, said, "Although we already know that schizophrenia tends to be elevated in more urban communities, it was unclear why. Our research suggests that more densely populated, more deprived and less equal communities experience higher rates of schizophrenia and other similar disorders. This is important because other research has shown that many health and social outcomes also tend to be optimal when societies are more equal."
The scientists used data from a large population-based incidence study (the East London first-episode psychosis study directed by Professor Jeremy Coid at the East London NHS Foundation Trust and Queen Mary, University of London) conducted in three neighbouring inner city, ethnically diverse boroughs in East London: City & Hackney, Newham, and Tower Hamlets.
427 people aged 18-64 years old were included in the study, all of whom experienced a first episode of psychotic disorder in East London between 1996 and 2000.
The researchers assessed their social environment through measures of the neighbourhood in which they lived at the time they first presented to mental health services because of a psychotic disorder. Using the 2001 census, they estimated the population aged 18-64 years old in each neighbourhood, and then compared the incidence rate between neighbourhoods.
The incidence of schizophrenia (and other similar disorders where hallucinations and delusions are the dominant feature) still showed variation between neighbourhoods after taking into account age, sex, ethnicity and social class. Three environmental factors predicted risk of schizophrenia – increased deprivation (which includes employment, income, education and crime) increased population density, and an increase in inequality (the gap between the rich and poor).
Results from the study suggested that a percentage point increase in either neighbourhood inequality or deprivation was associated with an increase in the incidence of schizophrenia and other similar disorders of around 4 percent.
Dr Kirkbride added, "Our research adds to a wider and growing body of evidence that inequality seems to be important in affecting many health outcomes, now possibly including serious mental illness. Our data seems to suggest that both absolute and relative levels of deprivation predict the incidence of schizophrenia.
The study was recently published in the journal Schizophrenia Bulletin.
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Major exhibitions
The year was notable for a number of outstanding exhibitions in addition to the highly successful Magnificent Maps and Growing Knowledge. It was the most successful year to date for participation in the public programme, which attracted a total of 812,406 visitors.
- PACCAR Gallery
Evolving English: One Language, Many Voices
An opportunity for visitors to explore the English language from Anglo-Saxon runes to modern day rap, the exhibition traced how English has evolved into a global language spoken by 1.8 billion people. More than 10,000 visitors to the exhibition and regional events programme contributed a recording of their spoken English to the British Library's Sound Archive.
- Folio Society Gallery
Census and Society: Why Everyone Counts
Marking the 21st census in Britain, the exhibition explored issues behind the questions and controversies of the past 210 years.
iViva La Libertad!
Commemorating the 200th anniversary of Latin American independence, this was the first exhibition to focus exclusively on the Library's extensive Latin American collections.


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by HUGH GILMORE
(Ed. note: Part 1 of this 4-part series appeared in the Local on May 4; Part 2 on May 18)
In February, a widow of a year who was selling her house called me in relation to my "old and rare" bookselling business. Her husband had been a prominent scholar who'd owned thousands of books that had to be sold before she could move. Might I help?
I said yes, but as soon as we hung up I started worrying that they might not be the kind of books I buy. I didn't want to stall the sale of the house, but I also didn't want to stick myself with a lot of unsaleable clunkers. I wouldn't know till I saw the books.
That was in April. After a cordial greeting, the professor's widow led me upstairs to his study. My first impression: I'd wandered into a branch of Borders Books – a wonderful sight.
My next: "No way." Most of the books I buy have a certain look: muted tones, dark cloth covers with gilt titles, leather, an overall feeling of somberness. Dull, dull, dull, but dull in a way that makes my pulse race.
This library held over 2000 books, but they were shiny and neat trade paperbacks or hardbacks with dust jackets. Nearly all were in excellent condition. Their subjects included Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Sanskrit dictionaries, poetry anthologies, literature, philosophy, religion, history, anthropology, and sociology. Most of them, fortunately, were printed in English. (Foreign language books are very hard to sell in America, even on the Internet.) About 10 percent were in Japanese. I saw nothing I suspected was a rare book.
Other rooms of the house held a few hundred more books of the same type. They weren't for me. Too recent, too many, too hard to schlep.
And yet, an urge, a strong feeling I couldn't define, had been tugging at my heart the whole time I'd been there. I decided to give the library a second, more methodical look. Normally, as I go along, I pull any books of exceptional value forward on the shelf (making them "stand proud" is the old-fashioned expression). That gives me a visual sense of the proportion of greater-than-average-value books and helps me assess the dollar value of the library.
In this case, I did not pull a single book forward. That's usually a warning to back off, say "thank you," and leave. This time I didn't, though. I was actually quite excited – as a booklover, not as a businessman. The range and depth of this library was amazing. Every major contemporary philosopher was represented, as were hundreds of poetry books and analyses of Asian cinema.
I also noted books related to ethics, including medical ethics, and lots of history volumes, many related to the effects of the Second World War on the Japanese psyche. I was so enthralled I wanted to sit on the floor and start reading and not come up till I'd finished them all.
Consuming the product is not an economically healthy indulgence for a businessman. But I felt filled with admiration for the man who'd assembled this library. In a very real way the professor's room was a statement about himself, about what mattered to him and how he chose to spend his precious, only, life on earth. I felt humbled and awed. And even a bit protective of the professor. I decided to buy the books.
I knew I'd be buying a lot of trouble, too, but I felt overcome by the desire for adventure and the learning I knew would rub off on me in the process. So I cut the wires to that internal speaker that says to me at such times, "You're about to make a big mistake."
I felt that this man's library deserved to be fussed over, appreciated, acclaimed and admired. I'm good at that. If I could manage to not lose money doing so, that would be a nice bonus.
I began figuring a reasonable and fair offer to the professor's widow. Here's how that is done in the case of recent books like these. (Old and rare books require a much different approach.) First question always: buy all or some? The lady needed an offer for all. Okay, how many books are here? Easy: just count them. Next, what percentage is saleable?
That's a tough question. The Internet is a buyer's paradise nowadays and a seller's nightmare. Books only two-years old, purchased for $35, are often available for a mere 2 cents + shipping. How do you compete with that? You can't. How much should you pay the owner for that kind of book? Nothing.
But what about the ones that do have value? Depending on the mix, often the only fair solution is to say it's a break-even – I'll haul all the books you want to get rid of in exchange for the half I can sell.
To know the percentage you exclude from your reckoning all the old paperbacks, recent fiction, "bad conditions," best sellers, Book-of-the-Month clubs, very familiar titles, and so on, from your count. They'll be books you'll donate somewhere. Then you must allow for the Internet "two-centers" by assuming that at least half of the remaining hardbacks and trade paperbacks won't be financially worth listing.
Next, still talking mostly about recent books, you estimate the average price-per-book you should pay and multiply it by the number of keepers. This being a professor's library, with some esoteric titles – probably printed in small numbers and now out-of-print – you add a slight bump up in figuring your price.
If that sounds like brutish logic, it is. Bookselling is extremely labor intensive. Calculations of your hourly wages are always humbling. When you're dealing with large numbers and heavy time-and-labor costs, nothing can really guide you but your experience, instincts, and enthusiasm for the task. It helps if you love books. Many booksellers do not. That's partly why they're so grumpy.
Regretting my enthusiasm even as I expressed it, I made my offer. It was accepted gratefully. We shook hands and I went home to prepare.
Modern adventures all require boxes. Every bookman has his favorite type. Long ago I made a pact with the God-of-Backs 'n' Spines: He would not smite me if I promised to use Staples' white, collapsible boxes with handles and always use my legs when lifting. No matter how many books you load, they hardly ever hold more than forty pounds. I bought 100 boxes (about $165.00 added expense).
On the night before a big job, we hold family "box-folding" parties where my wife, son, and I make up the boxes from the flats. Then we load them in the van. That way, we arrive at the job ready to go. Just pack and haul.
By a nice coincidence, my friend Lynn Hoffman, the Mt. Airy writer, said he'd like to come along and see what it was like to dismantle a large library. Free labor? The answer was yes, of course. Lynn is making good progress in recovering from his bout with cancer and we asked him to be the packer. As a bonus, it turned out that he had actually met the professor a few times, has a personal interest in Buddhism (the subject of many of the books), and, wonder of wonders, leases a minivan to transport his kayak.
We packed and removed 80 boxes of books, fully loading the two vans, in two hours. The professor's widow, as you might expect, felt quite sentimental seeing the empty shelves of his library, a sad visual image that marked another phase of his passing.
The books had come into their home a few at a time and many years later exploded out the door all at once. The Big Bang had happened, as it will with all of us, and the professor's library's dispersal throughout the book world had begun. To be continued.
PS: If you've read this far, you deserve the chance to see and buy some of the professor's books. See the Local's classified ads for details of my carport sale this weekend.
enemiesofreading.blogspot.com will lead you to more of Hugh Gilmore's writings.


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A 75-minute train trip from Fall River to South Station took a step toward becoming reality after Gov. Deval Patrick announced a key federal environmental review was completed, with the recommended route being the state's favored Stoughton rail line.
A 75-minute train trip from Fall River to South Station took a step toward becoming reality after Gov. Deval Patrick announced a key federal environmental review was completed, with the recommended route being the state's favored Stoughton rail line.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Final Environmental Impact Statement and report was adopted by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, Secretary of Transportation Richard Davey said at a media event Monday in New Bedford. The press conference was held at the site of a proposed rail station to be known as Whale's Tooth.
The Army Corps' environmental review and permit is a crucial step on the road to developing commuter rail access, along with the transportation bond bill passed this summer that earmarked the South Coast Rail project, estimated at $1.8 billion.
"This was the biggest hurdle," Patrick said against the backdrop of six double-decker Purple Line passenger cars lining the freight rails off Herman Mellville Boulevard. The area is not far from where the last commuter trains ran in 1958.
"Operation is the real thing. That will happen after my time as governor," said Patrick, who will complete his second and last term in office at the end of 2014.
Thirty-one SouthCoast communities would be connected to the new Purple Line extension south of Stoughton. The line would include stops in Easton, Raynham, and a pair of stations in Taunton. The line would split into two branches south of Taunton at Cotley Junction in Berkley. On the western spur, one rail station is proposed for Freetown and two in Fall River; on the eastern spur, two rail stations would be in New Bedford.
Battleship Cove and Whale's Tooth are the planned last stops on the western and eastern spurs.
The project calls for building 10 new rail stations and relocating the station in Stoughton. Officials estimate the extended line would serve "approximately 4,570 new daily riders."
The Army Corps assessed its clear preference for an electrical rail option over diesel use, while MassDOT said it would be "weighing" public comment for the next month through Oct. 26.
"The Corps has concluded that the Stoughton Electric Alternative is the least environmentally damaging practical alternative, clearing the path for the project to advance," MassDOT officials said in a four-page fact sheet.
That summary also said electric rail is slightly faster, would draw higher ridership and benefit air quality. Downsides MassDOT listed include electric being "substantially more expensive to build, operate and maintain" while affecting more historic resources.
"MassDOT will weigh public comment and these other factors as it advances the project," the fact sheet states.
Nearly a dozen state and local officials speaking at the announcement stayed clear of the electric versus diesel options.
Obtaining the Army Corps permit allows MassDOT to shift from the conceptual planning stages begun in 2009, and setting the scope of the environmental document two years ago into design and construction phases, Davey said.
They can begin this next stage when Secretary of Energy and Environmental Affairs Richard Sullivan issues the final certificate, expected in November, Davey said.
MassDOT officials estimate spending the following "two to three years" in the design/construction process, while obtaining identified permits that include wetlands protection, water quality and conservation permits stipulated under the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act.
Construction time is estimated at another five years, or a total of eight more years, MassDOT spokesman Michael Verseckes said.
Officials referenced the pipe dream of SouthCoast rail service that's gone through multiple governors, both Republican and Democratic.
"I know how difficult it's been in the SouthCoast after waiting for decades being told it's coming," Patrick said.
Patrick said work in recent years — purchasing 30 miles of track from CSX Transportation from Taunton to Fall River and New Bedford, acquiring rights of way and rebuilding rail bridges — have been tangible parts of recent progress.
He complimented government and business leaders, with particular praise for Davey, while legislators and the mayors from Fall River, New Bedford and Taunton followed suit, giving Patrick particular credit for his actions and follow-through.
"Now we can advocate and secure funds for a real project," said state Sen. Michael Rodrigues, D-Westport. "It's a big difference."
He said a key after Patrick leaves office will be prioritizing bond bill spending for this massive transportation project, which is expect to grow in cost over the next eight years.
State Sen. Marc Pacheco, D-Taunton, echoed some of Rodrigues's optimism, but not all of it.
"This is a historic step for South Coast Rail, as it is the first time the Army Corps of Engineers has formally weighed in on its preferred route," Pacheco said in a statement. "Having said that, I am calling on the Patrick administration to issue contracts and to tie as much funding into this project as possible so a future administration will have to follow through with the completion of South Coast Rail.
"I voted against the $800 million transportation bond bill that passed this year because it did not commit the state to fully funding the rail line; that is why the Patrick administration must do its part to move the project along in order to keep the promise of South Coast Rail to Southeastern Massachusetts," Pacheco said.
"This is a milestone in the project," Mayor Will Flanagan said. "It makes the project more realistic. ... For the last eight years, the governor has maintained his commitment and gone above and beyond."
"It's great that we're going to see it," Taunton Mayor Thomas Hoye Jr. said. He cited benefits including easier access to Boston, for medical and educational opportunities, and for jobs.
With much work and the bulk of funding still ahead, Patrick responded to a question of when the South Coast Rail project would hit "the point of no return."
"Frankly, I think it's at the point of no return now," he said. A key reason, he said, is "people get it that people from the SouthCoast have been waiting for this connection to Boston" for a long time.
He said it would bolster the entire state's economy, not only the SouthCoast.
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Army Corps impact statement/report, a 2,000-page report plus attachments and 55-page summary are available at www.mass.gov/southcoastrail or the Army Corps website and two dozen SouthCoast and Boston public libraries, including Achushnet, Berkley, Fall River, Freetown, Lakeville, New Bedford, Raynham and Taunton or on DVD by contacting Kerri Chace at email@example.com or at 617-357-5772, ext. 16.
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
One Game to Decide the Season
12 comments:
- ChochamanDecember 30, 2011 at 10:51 AM
This game is on the defense. The rest will fall into place because Romo will get the offense going. Plays NEED to be made on defense, all of them not someone not just D-Ware, need to step up! We need turnovers like never before! I want to see passion on that D-Line i want to see some sacks and i want to see Eli extremely uncomfortable. Lets go BOYS!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 30, 2011 at 12:01 PM
I think this game is going to be lights out and unexpected. I can see Romo going 21-27, 300+ yards, with 2 picks, Eli Manning slightly higher yardage and pass attempts with a pick. I think they will use Dez on kickoff returns as well. They will try to get his hands on the ball every chance they get. I wouldn't be surprised if we see Dez and Feliz back there.ReplyDelete
I think special teams, given the above, will score a touchdown or come pretty damn close. I think you're going to see some players step up on defense that we really haven't seen all year. I really give Spencer a hard time, but I think he comes through on Sunday. Abe Elam is working for a paycheck next year and saw what his buddy Sensebaugh got. I also think Bruce Carter, in some way (special teams or defense) is going to make a play.
Last time we were in NY playing the Giants, we saw a lot of unsuspected play from rookies and I think it happens again.
I'm actually not particularly worried about our secondary. They'll get torched at times, but Romo will keep us in the game. The one threat I am worried about is Brandon Jacobs. If he gets the opportunity to rush for over 100 again, then Manning will be lights out.
My heart says Cowboys but my gut says Giants. I'll go with my heart, Cowboys 31-28. Bailey comes through in the clutch.
- AnonymousDecember 30, 2011 at 12:55 PM
According to your weekly predictions the Cowboys should be 16-0.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 30, 2011 at 4:07 PM
Both teams are 8-7 but the Giants had a tougher schedule so they are the stronger team. Giants win unless Manning (Mr inconsistent) has one of his bad days so lets hope he's due for a bad game after a good one against the Jets. Cowboys on the road for a big playoff type game brings to memory huge losses in Minnesota and Philadelphia in recent years.ReplyDelete
I may have picked them to go 16-0. It is hard for me to pick against my team. I guess my heart wins out over my head every week regardless of the opponent.ReplyDelete
- ESmithFanJanuary 1, 2012 at 9:39 AM
Win or lose tonight we can at least be thankful that the Cowboys gave us a season that remained interesting until the final game. Last year this wasn't the case and many teams can't say as much this year.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2012 at 9:03 PM
Game over man game over. abysmal failure on all fronts. Wake up Cowboys fans and find a new team. I know I will. Only way to get change is if jjs palace goes empty.ReplyDelete
Wow, I'm speechless. Garrett is an as*&ole, JJ is an as@*ole..ReplyDelete
That being said, Romo has won me over a bit. i was hard on him early, but he made a believer in me.
- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2012 at 10:24 PM
First off, R2W, maybe pick Dallas to lose every game next year. (Kidding)ReplyDelete
First off, i'm too lazy to check, but according to TV, JG is 8-10 when leading in the 4th quarter. Thats 8 losses. Amazing, he needs to step back and look at himself in the mirror.
Secondly, they did make great half time adjustments on offense, however, they should have learned that from the first meeting and it shouldn't have taken them 6 quarters to figure that out.
Third, QB sneak, really???? Moving the ball all over the field and we decide to sneak it??? Really???? Bad call. No, I don't think we should have kicked it, however, I do think we should have passed.
T-New is gone this off season. I love him, but he is just not quick enough. They made him look stupid and I hate to see him go down that way. Our offensive line........pathetic
Our defense, pathetic. I am ready to ditch Rob Ryan. I am ready to ditch the entire defensive coaching staff. Don't be suprised if JJ does that this off season.
Stupid me, actually for a moment, i thought we had a chance. What the hell was i thinking???
The game isn't even over yet, I turned the TV off. First time I have ever done that. Next year, I don't look for us to do anything except be the punching bag of the NFC East!!!!!!
Geez, how could I really believe we were going to win this game????
Anyway, just venting, til next year guys
- AnonymousJanuary 1, 2012 at 10:28 PM
I have been a Cowboys fan for a long time. It is time to clean house. I have never seen such a lackluster showing by a Cowboys team. Garrett and Ryan should be fired. Newman should be released. He couldn't tackle a turtle. Until these three tasks are completed, I will do something better with my time than watch an unmotivated group of men just go through the motions. I guarantee you that.ReplyDelete
Great blog and I will continue to read. Sad to see out beloved team look so pathetic. It hurts. I can't swear off the cowboys, but they sure make it tough to like them as a team.
I spent a lot of money to take my family to the Eagles/Cowboys game and I swear that I will never spend another dime on this team as long as JJ calls the shots and Garrett is still a head coach....
Time to put my Cowboys windbreaker away for a while...
that is great.ReplyDelete
i like rugby game and i have an iphone game of rugby.
when i get bore so i just play that with my iphone and.


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Website offers healthy snacks by mail
What is it?: Graze is an invitation-only online service that allows you to sign up for weekly parcels of four healthy snack packs. Snacks offered by Graze include dried fruits, nuts, seeds, rolled oat bars called Flapjacks, crackers and miniature bread sticks with dips. You can rate all the snacks on their website (http://www.graze.com) with whether you would love, like or be willing to try them, with the option of choosing not to be sent that snack at all. Snacks can also be filtered by food allergy.
Each week, a selection of nutritionally balanced snacks will be chosen based on your preferences and delivered by mail to your work or home.
Experience: I live out of my messenger — emphasis on the mess — bag during the week. I stuff in a sandwich and a couple clementines on my way out the door in the morning, but I almost always end up ducking into a coffee shop or a grocery store with my stomach clamoring for a chai and granola bar fix by early evening.
I tried Graze after finding invitation codes online, and seeing that my first box would be free. Chocolate-covered honeycomb? Kaffir lime leaves? Inca berries? I didn't know what any of those tasted like, but by the time I'd rated my first page of snacks, I was excited to find out.
My Graze snacks came in a small, brown, craft-paper box, like a care package from a friend, about two and a half weeks after I signed up. Dried Inca berries, I shortly learned, are small, wrinkled, deep orange and have a sharp, tart taste. Chocolate-covered honeycomb? Sticky-sweet, chewy and very rich. Still hoping to experience those lime leaves.
The snack packs are small enough to be tucked inside a lunchbag, backpack or purse.
Graze boasts that all of its more than 90 snacks have a health benefit and lists nutrition information online. Symbols on their website and their snack packs note whether a particular food contains a full serving of fruit, is a good source of dietary fiber or clocks in under 100 calories. Graze offers two choices of box: The ''snackbox'' and the ''lightbox,'' which has snacks listed at between 50 and 150 calories.
Favorite snacks out of the boxes I've received are Strawberry Milkshake, with lush, whole dried strawberries, banana coins (which are thicker and softer than banana chips) and white chocolate, and Eton Mess, which includes black currants and sweet, crisp miniature meringues.
Cost: $5 per week, no commitment. First and fifth boxes are free. Graze customers who give their invitation codes to friends can get $1 off their next box.
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What are the best jackets to wear for summer?
A: While we love the casually cool look and feel of summer dressing, we can't seem to part from our beloved third pieces. (That's stylist speak for anything you'd layer over a t-shirt or tank, like a vest or jacket!) Here are four summer lightweight jacket options that are seasonally suitable and perfect for breezy summer nights.
Must-Have #1: Oversized Army Jacket
?Pair an intentionally too-big army number with a sweet floral dress or playful romper. While army green happily lends itself to a brighter summer palette, feel free to embrace a cool khaki or bold black jacket. Roll the sleeves and pile on some girly gold bracelets and necklaces to balance your look.
Must-Have #2: Paper Thin Leather Biker
?A boyish biker jacket works in every climate and for every occasion--it's an absolute necessity. To beat the heat in this zipper and chained favourite, opt for a lightweight or "feather leather" one that can layer without adding too much bulk. While black is always a crowd pleaser, a brightly coloured biker jacket is absolutely brilliant for the dog days of summer.
Must-Have #3: Relaxed Jean Jacket
?Another classic third piece is the good old jean jacket. To make this timeless piece feel both fresh and more relaxed, go big. We love the look of a jean jacket that's roomier in the body and hits at the waist or below. This looks great paired with shorts or skirts and crisp tees and tanks in adventurous prints and bright colours.
Must-Have #4: Longer Lightweight Blazer
?To sharpen your otherwise carefree summer ensemble, grab a blazer that is longer and lighter that usual. It should nod to a classic men's blazer, but should be narrower in shoulders and lighter in fabric. This looks chic with a tea-length fitted dress or mini skirt and tee look. Push the sleeves up and steer away from anything with a tapered waist or fancy fabric.
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Tuesday, March 03, 2009
Chatpta kathal ka achar khichdi ke sath,..and ya i need ur help,..;-)
29 comments:
- rekhas kitchen said...
areee wha kay bath hi so so so mouthwatering kathal ka achar hummmm new to me yaar will try sure
- March 3, 2009 at 8:52 PM
- Asha said...
Kathal achar! SO YUM!! Never thought of that before, looks yummy!:)
- March 3, 2009 at 9:59 PM
- LG said...
Kathal achar is something new to me Priyanka. Thali looks delicious. Khichdi on satudays reminds me of hostel days :)
- March 3, 2009 at 10:16 PM
- Sanghi said...
Delicious chutney, makes me hungry.. Thanks for participating in my FIL event. Expecting more delicious tomato delights from you :)
- March 3, 2009 at 10:17 PM
- Priti said...
Here you go with one more....kathal ka achar is one of the regular at our place too....but long since I had it...hey can yo get the mirchi ka char recipe frm you mom too ;)....if it gets prepared at your place?...(badi lal mirchi)...
- March 3, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- Happy cook said...
It i had that plate i would be also very happy and fully satisfied.
- March 3, 2009 at 11:37 PM
- Madhumathi said...
Kathal achaar is mouthwatering..Will give it a try for sure..Mowgli is a nice option for your son's fancy dress competetion..Will get back to you if something else hits my mind :)
- March 4, 2009 at 12:48 AM
- Cham said...
Oh Jackf achar, sounds cool ur idea :) Looks like a comfort food ur whole plate!
- March 4, 2009 at 12:53 AM
- Lavanya said...
first time here..n you have nice collection of recipes!!
- March 4, 2009 at 2:47 AM
- srikars kitchen said...
Wow.. i like achar.. looks nice..
- March 4, 2009 at 3:00 AM
- Superchef said...
ohh..can i come for a saturday lunch pls.. achar with jackfruit..wow!! that must be one delicious achar!! :)
- March 4, 2009 at 4:08 AM
- Madhavi said...
Kathal aachar hummm new for me, look good and will try soon!!!
- March 4, 2009 at 9:34 AM
- Illatharasi said...
Whole platter looks awesome.... too yummy:)
I am imagining Advay as mogli;) too cute... becos of his long hair you can also try Krishna.... he will look cute in that attire...:) Whatever you dress him, send me the pictures :)
- March 4, 2009 at 9:42 AM
- Vandana Rajesh said...
A delicious lunch spread. looks gr8
- March 4, 2009 at 10:53 AM
- Sharmila said...
I have been wanting to make kathal ka achar .. good you posted the recipe ... now I won't have to go searching on the net. Thanks for this Priyanka! :-)
- March 4, 2009 at 11:24 AM
- Kitchen Flavours said...
Wow drool worthy platter. Making me hungry dear. Love the grilled tomato chutney....Sounds spicy and yum. Kathal ka achar completely new to me. Hmmmm will msg u if hit with any fancy dress idea.
- March 4, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- A_and_N said...
Kathal ka achaar? Wow! thats totally new to me. And here is a suggestion.....long locks=any Hindu god! How about Lord Shiva?
- March 4, 2009 at 1:11 PM
- Priya said...
Wow delicious platter, jackfruit achar really new for me , also very interesting, oh gal dunno how u r always comingup with delicious treats even with busy schedule...Great work!!
- March 4, 2009 at 3:39 PM
- jayasree said...
jackfruit achar is new to me. Never knew you cld make achar out of it. The whole platter looks yummy.
- March 4, 2009 at 4:23 PM
- DEESHA said...
wow what a lovely pickle .. Mowgli would be a cool idea Priyanka
- March 5, 2009 at 12:51 AM
Wow....your thali looks so good! The achar is something new....looks superb!
- March 5, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- Swapna Pravin said...
Looks yummy :)
- March 5, 2009 at 3:26 PM
- Sanghi said...
Hey dear.. Do collect ur awards from my blog :)
- March 5, 2009 at 3:31 PM
- Purnima said...
Everything on the platter so scrumptious! Wow..hv to visit ur previous posts too..)
(Advay ko aap- Lord Krishna bana sakte ho..compliments the long hair..wt bansari n one dialogue or a musician ..u need to chk out who's famous wt long hair n a dialogue to go..I m so n so..I make India Proud..may be Rahman??!:D)
- March 5, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- Sukanya said...
Kathal ka achaar sounds yum...nowadays u r coming up with a lot of achaar...is there good news or what? The thali makes me feel so nostalgic.
- March 6, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- Sia said...
jackfruit pickle? now that's got to be one of the most innovative cooking. wish i could taste some!
- March 6, 2009 at 11:41 PM
- Sukanya Ramkumar said...
Sounds so mouthwatering. Nice recipe. YUM!
- March 7, 2009 at 11:12 AM
- Sushma said...
jackfruit pickle??
very innovative.., needs to be tried at the earliest :)
- March 20, 2009 at 9:51 AM
- Rajee said...
Love this homly meals.
- March 21, 2009 at 3:38 AM


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CONCEALED CARRY CLASSES (Weeknights - Two Night Class)
* Please Note: When you register, you are registering for the day of the week you are going to be taking your class or classes.
* Before booking, please check with Dan Meadows at TAP3X for all bookings and availablility dates!
*Students must attend both nights to complete this course!
*Online Registration Price: $85.00 (plus online registration fee)
This is a two (2) day weeknight class / pre-registered and booked class!
*Participants must pre-register online (Credit / Debit Cards) or contact TAP3X to register / pay-at-the-door (Cash / Check) and must contact Dan Meadows of TAP3X (828) 553-5006 to book their respective classes...
*(You can book this class weekly however you must confirm your day/dates with Dan Meadows! Please contact our TAP3X offices for dates of availability and booking schedules)
* WEEKNIGHT CLASSES (Wednesday and Thursday Nights - Two Night Class) Must be booked in advance - Contact Dan Meadows at (828) 553-5006)
4:45 pm - 5:00 pm Student Arrivals
5:00 pm - Class Starts
5:00 pm am to 9:00 pm - Classroom & Live Gun Range Instruction
Offered Weekly - (Wednesday and Thursday Nights) in Western North Carolina! (Ask for details)
*TAP3X Classroom Location - TAP3X Classroom and Gun Range!
The Shooting Range Live-Fire Shoot will follow our classroom instruction!
This course includes: Classroom & Range Instruction in: NC State Firearms Laws, NC Concealed Carry Laws, Use of Force, Use of Deadly Force, Reciprocity Agreements w/other States, How to Carry Concealed, Concealed Carry Restrictions, Concealed Carry Methods and Accessories, Firearms Safety, Handgun Familiarization, Marksmanship Skills, Range Safety and Gun Range (Live Fire Shooting) Instruction with our target handguns, ammo and much more. A written test and live fire range qualifications are required for each participant.
* Participants must provide their own; Hearing Protection, and Eye Protection. If you do not have hearing or eye protection, we will provide these at no additional charge!
* Our course will meet or exceed the training requirements for "North Carolina Handgun Permit, Multi-State Concealed Carry" or Pistol Permits requirements for all other states.
* Participants will required to take a NCJA Written Exam and must attain a minimum score of 75% to pass.
* Participants will also be required to qualify on a live fire gun range with their handgun (or a handgun provided by TAP3X). Each participant will be required to pass the live-fire handgun qualification with a minimum score (as outlined in our classroom and range instructions).
* Please Note -
All class participants must bring the following;
* Note-taking materials (Pen & Paper, Highlighter)
* Hearing Protection (Also available at TAP3X / Range)
* Eye Protection (Also available at TAP3X / Range)
* Please Note - TAP3X will provide (includes):
* Target Pistols and Ammo
* Gun Range Admission
* Target (1)
* Periodic Breaks
* Classroom and Gun Range Instruction
* NC Concealed Carry Handgun Class Certificate Awarded (upon successful completion of course)
* Assistance and advice given for filling out paperwork for NC Concealed Carry Handgun Permit.
* Reserve your attendance for one of our Concealed Carry Classes today!
* Once you have registered online for your event, email us for confirmation of attendance and your date of attendance.
* Please also include your contact information for a follow up email from TAP3X
(include your: name, phone number and email address).
Thank You!!!
For more information or details call or email:
Dan Meadows
Tel: 828-553-5006
Email me at: firstname.lastname@example.com
*Please Note: Prices are subject to change without notice, so please register early!
Our TAP3X Refund or Class Change Policy
Payments for all scheduled training classes, events or private lessons that are conducted by Dan Meadows and / or the Staff of the TAP3X Group of Companies are subject to this TAP3X Refund Policy. Registration for any and all training classes, events or private lessons indicates that the student's are in agreement with the terms of this TAP3X Refund Policy.
Cancellations, Changes and No-Shows
If a scheduled class, event or private lesson is cancelled by the TAP3X Group of Companies, all registered students will either receive a full refund, provided by TAP3X Group of Companies, or they may elect to reschedule themselves for another class date of their choosing. Students can request a "refund" or "change of date (attendance)" up to 1 day in advance of the scheduled class, event or private lesson without penalty or additional fees being applied. If a student cancels their attendance to a TAP3X class, event or private lesson "less than 1 day" in advance of the scheduled class, event or private lesson, the student will receive an equivalent credit to the class fee already paid, and applied towards a different TAP3X class, event or private lesson given on another date. If a student should fail to appear for the class, event or private lesson, the student forfeits the paid tuition in full. No refunds will be given.
Student's Removal from a TAP3X Class, Event or Private Lessons
If a student is removed from a class, event or private lesson due to repeated safety violations, intoxication, and / or any other disruptive behavior, the student will forfeit the paid tuition in full and no refund shall be given.


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|The first hotel on the fabulous 3 km. long sparkling powdery Patong Beach, bordered by the emerald
Andaman Sea, Patong Beach Hotel is proud to present excellent service, intimate privacy and
charming décor, a distinct land of east and west. Perfectly in its natural setting you will be delighted
with the unique elegance of this place.
|Patong Beach Hotel offers a great choice of accommodation in three wings, with either garden, pool or sea views. The Siam and Sunrise Wings offer comfortable rooms and a relaxing ambiance in low-rise accommodation, while the more modern Sunset Wing, provides guests with views over the swimming pool and panoramic sea views from the upper floors.
Superior Room
Room size: 36-38 sq.m.Sunrise Wing
A surprising take on the "Thai" and modernist style, this is unlike any hotel room ever seen. The bright and warm colors of its decoration is perfect for enlightened relaxation. The room's balcony allows for a full view of the main pool, as well as the beautiful Phuket dawn.
Siam Wing
Modernity and tradition molds together in this stylistic room. Full of earth-tones and wood, which harks back to the traditional Thai home. With a view either overlooking the Siam pool as well as the cool and lush gardens below.
Deluxe Room
Room size: 38-49.25 sq.m.Siam Wing
Luxurious rooms on the ground floor of the Siam wing, with a private balcony for ambience and relaxation. Isolated and full of amenities, these rooms offer the best of modern style infused with a does of Thai luxuries and crafts. The room offers either a double or a single bed.
Sunset Wing
Set within the 10-stories main tower, these rooms offer a breathtaking view of the Andaman sea, while some on the lower floors are well compensated with a pool view. With a four poster bed and separate bath and shower, these rooms were designed with comfort and amenities in mind. The rooms are appropriated into three different themes, encompassing the different ways of life in Thailand. Have 3 Styles:
Fisherman's Village Style
A combination of island living and vibrant colours inspires us to create the perfect room with a view. The rustic feel of reclaimed wood set against a backdrop of colours, summons up the hues of the corals and fish of the Andaman sea. The white sand beaches and the blue ocean only adds to this atmosphere of perfect beach cool.
Siam Sanook Style
Traditional Thai crafts infused with influences from the West flourished across the kingdom during the end of the nineteenth century. Our own artful twist on this heritage is the injection of a kaleidoscope of colours and a full embrace of 'fun' in the land of Siam.
Phuket Vintage Style
The history of old Phuket town is a mixed brew of empires, where East and West meet through the exchange of trade and goodwill. The mix of these cultures have a created a unique style, native only to Phuket, juxtaposing Europe with Oriental flavours. Opulent and clean, with a hint of nostalgia and cosmopolitanism.
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|Deluxe Siam Wing
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|Fisherman Village Style
|Fisherman Village Style
|Siam Sanook Style
|Siam Sanook Style
|Phuket Vintage Style
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Junior Suite
Room size: 54.4 sq.m.Larger and more luxurious, the Junior Suite offers more space and ample room both inside and outside. Apart from the bedroom, the suite also offers a sitting room with a day bed, perfect for those lazy days away from home.
Sunset Spa Suite
Room size: 62 sq.m.Identical to the Junior Suite in all but the balcony, which not only offers more space but also contain a private outdoor Jacuzzi. This room is perfect for those seeking the ultimate luxury in a home way from home.
The Andaman Coffee Shop (160 seats)
Thai and International cuisine served throughout the day. Asian and Western buffet breakfasts and informal dining throughout the day.
Breakfast Service : 06.00 a.m. - 10.30 a.m.,
International cuisine : 11.00 am. - 10.00 pm.
Andaman Garden (120 seats)
A Romantic dinner and special evening theme parties (subject to weather conditions)
Open : 07.00 p.m. - 10.00 p.m.
The Deck (30 seats)
Drink and Snacks while relaxing around the pool or having a meeting in the lobby.
Open : 10.00 a.m. - 10.00 p.m.
Papaya Thai Village (80 Seats)
Authentic dinner with emphasize on Thai Specialties
Open : 01.00 p.m. – 10.00 p.m.
Banana Pub (250 seats)
Exotic drinks, cocktails with pool tables & live bands.
Open : 05.00 p.m. - 01.00 a.m.
Banana Discotheque (800 seats)
Patong's favourite disco offers hi tech sound systems and great DJ's playing a range of funk, dance's trance and old favs.
Open : 10.00 p.m. - 02.00 a.m.
|Location in Patong. Phuket's Most Popular Beach with three kilometers
of warm. white sand. A vibrant nightlife and great shopping. the resort
is perfectly situated right in the centre : Just 3 minutes walk from
the beach front. Conveniently close to local shop. Restaurants and nightlife.
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Culture X 2009: Rise Up
Students call on the Brandeis community to rise up and create a newfound hope during these challenging times
WALTHAM, Mass. -- Culture X, the Intercultural Center's annual variety show, celebrated and embraced the diverse identities that make up the world on April 4. Organizers hoped the night would remind the standing-room-only crowd of the many things the human race has achieved, and encourage communities to come together through talents and passions and rise up in an effort to create a newfound hope.
This year, Culture X partnered with Live Campus, an intercollegiate initiative based at Brandeis that is working to reduce and ultimately end extreme poverty. Proceeds raised at Culture X will benefit one of the 11 organizations Live Campus supports. For more information, visit the Live Campus Web site. Search for Culture X 2009: Rise Up.
Photos by Mike Lovett.


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Storage Carts and Transport Trucks
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Welcome to the Physiotherapy Site
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Sensory Abnormalities in Whiplash Injury
It is known that pain thresholds can be altered by the presence of anxiety or other psychological distress, and it is clear that psychological distress features in whiplash syndrome, with higher levels of pain and disability occurring in more highly distressed patients. Despite this it does not seem that this increased sensitivity to pain is directly caused by the distress but that the pain and th... MoreExercises for Recovery from Whiplash Injury
Whiplash injury and the so-called whiplash associated disorders (WAD) are common injuries and most typically suffered in rear shunt vehicle accidents, of which there are a large number every day. The resulting pain and disability can be minor or very severe and frightening as neck posture and movement become extremely difficult due to high levels of pain and stiffness. Exercises are a very importa... MoreHow a Physio will treat you for Whiplash Injury
In the initial stages of whiplash injury, when the pain is acute and movement very limited, there is little a manual therapist can do directly to treat the person''s neck as the pain is too irritable and easily worsened. Advice and explanation is the main treatment here and the physiotherapist will emphasise the mostly non-serious nature of these injuries, likening them perhaps to a sprained ankle... More
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – The UC Santa Barbara baseball team had its opportunities vs. UC Riverside right-hander Eddie Orozco on Saturday, but were never able to break through against one of the Big West's best pitchers.
The Gauchos had runners on in every one of Orozco's seven innings, but the senior limited the damage in the Highlanders' 4-1 win at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium.
Orozco allowed eight hits and walked four others, but he struck out eight batters in lowering his earned run average to 1.56 through his seven innings of work. UCR (8-12 overall, 1-1 in the Big West) prevented the Gauchos (13-12, 1-1) from winning the series after UCSB won Friday's opener. The two teams finish off the series on Sunday at 1 p.m.
After Joey Wallace walked and then stole both second and third and scored on Steven Moon's bloop single to center in the second, Orozco didn't allow a Gaucho runner past second base the rest of the way.
On the other side freshman Austin Pettibone was roughed up for nine hits and four runs (three earned) in his 4.2 innings of work. Pettibone did strike out five batters.
UCR scored twice in the second and twice in the third and that was all the Highlanders needed with Orozco on the hill.
Brandon Trinkwon had four of the Gauchos' eight hits as he was 4-for-4. Matt Vedo, who relieved Pettibone, had eight strikeouts in his 4.1 innings of relief work, allowing just two hits.
UCSB finishes its series vs. UC Riverside onand Sunday with the game starting at 1 p.m. Tickets are available by clicking here. The game can be heard live online by clicking here and in Santa Barbara on AM 1290 with the pregame show starting a half-hour before first pitch.


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Turn your LinkStation into a Kuro Box (PowerPC)
From NAS-Central Buffalo - The Linkstation Wiki
Turn your Linkstation into a Kuro Box
I don't recommend that you convert your LinkStation into a Kuro Box. There is a little uncertainty regarding the future of the Kuro Box. The official Kuro Box web site was in disarray but is now being run by the community - the wiki is functional again, but a little sparse and the forums also now work. However, LinkStation hacking has made great strides, to the point where it has surpassed the Kuro Box in available hacks.
Gain root access to the LinkStation
- This may be achieved by installing Projects/OpenLink firmware or by using the original Articles/PPCCGIExploit.
Fixing the Filesystem
- Copy fix_ext2_magic to the LinkStation. You may download fix_ext2_magic from the downloads.
- Extract fix_ext2_magic:
tar -pzxf fix_ext2_magic-1.1_powerpc.tgz
- Fix the ext2 superblock:
/mnt/share/fix_ext2_magic --fix /dev/hda1 /mnt/share/fix_ext2_magic --fix /dev/hda4
Updating the Software
- Download the stock Kuro Box and LinkStation firmwares from [downloads]. Extract both on your PC. You should now have 2 directories on your Windows PC, 1 with the Kuro Box firmware update and 1 with the LinkStation firmware update.
- Copy the Kuro Box firmimg.bin to the LinkStation. Rename the Kuro Box image.zip to image.dat and move it to the directory containing the LinkStation firmware updater, replacing the existing file.
- Now run HD-HLAN FWUpdate.exe and start the update process. You will receive an error at the end! Ignore it and turn the LinkStation off then back on.
- The LinkStation should now be in EM mode with the IP address 192.168.11.150. Open a telnet session to the LinkStation and log in as root (the password is kuro).
- Backup the original Flash ROM to a file named firmimg.bin:
cat /dev/fl1 > /mnt/share/original-fl1
- Then flash the new Kuro Box firmimg.bin:
cat /mnt/share/firmimg.bin > /dev/fl1
- Once the flash process has completed, issue the following commands:
sync reboot
Most of this information courtesy of: Revolution Community Site - Turn your Linkstation into a Kuro Box Link no longer available


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Bleeding, incoherent man stops breathing in Houston police custody
A man is in the hospital after he briefly stopped breathing while police officers attempted to restrain him in east Houston after he was seen bleeding, shouting incoherently, banging on a gas station window, jumping onto stopped cars and rolling on the ground.
The incident began about 4:30 a.m. on the feeder road of the East Freeway near Lathrop, said John Cannon, a spokesman for the Houston Police Department.
Cannon said officers were dispatched to the scene on an emergency call about a suspicious person. Witnesses reported the man, described as being Hispanic and in his 30s, banging on the glass door of a gas station. He then threw a trash can across the parking lot and was seen rolling on the pavement and in the median of the street.
Cannon said he was wearing a black T-shirt and shorts, which may possibly have been underwear briefs. He appeared to be about 6 feet tall and weighed between about 250 and 275 pounds. One of his hands was bleeding.
Cannon said the man leaped onto the hood of a green sports utility vehicle that was stopped at the traffic light on the East Freeway feeder road to Lathrop, yelled incoherently and then rolled on the ground.
When two police officers arrived, Cannon said, the man jumped onto the hoods of their patrol cars. The officers tried to restrain the man, but he was very powerful, combative and difficult to control. Other officers arrived to help.
During the effort to handcuff the man, he stopped breathing, Cannon said. Houston Fire Department medical personnel arrived and resuscitated him.
The man, whose name has not been released, was rushed to LBJ General Hospital and then was transferred to Memorial Hermann-The Texas Medical Center. He is in critical condition.
Cannon said it was unclear what sparked the incident, but it is believed the man was under the influence of narcotics. Tests will be administered to determine what, if any, narcotics may have contributed to the man's behavior.
The police officers, the woman driving the SUV and the clerk in the gas station were not hurt.
The HPD Homicide and Internal Affairs divisions as well as the Harris County District Attorney's Office are investigating the case, which is common in such an incident.


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Lets try and see if I can make one of these cool little mocks with videos n stuff.
Round 1 - Kewann Short, DT, Purdue. We need a constant presence at the 3-tech instead of these one trick guys like Branch & Jones (hurts to say that because I love what Jones brings).
Round 2 - Jordan Reed TE, Florida. For some reason, I'm still not sold on Miller, and I don't think he's worth that $11m he's about to get paid if he's on the roster for for the 2014 season, with how many young studs on our defense we surely want to retain, could Miller be a casualty?
vs. T A&M
This is really the only extended video I can find of him on youtube, Reed looks like a pretty good blocker and from all accounts has pretty nice speed.
Round 3. Darius Slay CB, Miss State. One thing I've learned over the past 3 drafts of this regime, is expect the unexpected, Darius Slay would add some pretty stiff competition at nickle, maybe end up on the outside, thats totally dependent on Browner's future with the team.
Based of his name alone and this video, I really want this guy. I'm sure someone in this forum will talk me off the ledge.
Round 4, Stansly Mponga, DE, TCU. Another dude I really like, I think if he became a Hawk, we might've found someone to compete with Irvin for Clemons spot as the starter, I'm not giving up on Irvin, but I think we need to look at other guys as a "just in case this doesn't work out like we hope" scenario.
vs. Kansas State, you can see him against a lot of runs and read options, you make your own analysis.
You make the picks for the last 3 rounds.


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