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Intel 330 Series 120GB SSD
Asus 24x DVD-RW (DRW-24B1ST)
SSD prices continue to plummet. The magical $1/GB barrier fell far sooner than expected, $0.85/GB is far too easy, and patient shoppers who can wait for sales and rebates pay even less.
Hard disk prices have mostly recovered from last year's Thailand floods, but with SSDs now being so affordable, the performance advantage of the SSD is hard to ignore. There is still a significant capacity hit with SSDs, so those needing terabytes of storage still must keep a mechanical disk around, such as Seagate's latest 1TB/platter drives.
As far as specific SSD recommendations, most today are established designs that have been on the market for a while and hopefully most of the bugs have been worked out. We like the Crucial m4, Intel 520 series, and (the recently replaced/hard-to-find) Samsung 830 Series, but in reality, performance on any good-quality modern SSD is going to be indistinguishable from one another in typical Budget Box use. Plextor's recent foray into the SSD market has also been well-received in reviews, but their market penetration appears to be somewhat slower than expected.
Newer SSDs are starting trickle out, based on new, higher-density 20nm-class NAND. This should, in theory, be cheaper to produce. However, given the uneven reliability of early SSDs, we tend to hold back on these drives, at least for the moment. The Intel 335 Series and Samsung 840 Series SSDs look like they have potential, but we will wait. Samsung's new 840 Pro drives look like the new consumer speed kings, but the speed improvement is not huge in most benchmarks. Anandtech is not yet confident in their reliability, although continued firmware updates should help.
The Intel 330 Series 120GB SSD packs maximum sequential read/write speeds of up to 500MB/sec and 450MB/sec respectively, with 4KB random read/write of up to 22,500 IOPS and 33,000 IOPS respectively. The three-year warranty is also nice. It's not the fastest, but it's still very competitive.
Optical drives have been a commodity product for the past few years, and the DVD-RW we choose is no exception. A BD-ROM is also affordable, should Blu-ray be necessary. Heck, even a nice Blu-ray writer such as the Pioneer BDR-208 isn't very expensive.
Case and power supply
Antec NSK4482
It's possible to save a few bucks here by buying the case and power supply separately, but finding a quality set separately and still managing to save a few bucks gets tricky unless you have the patience for rebates and/or really good sales. The easy way out is to pick up a quality combo such as the Antec NSK4482, which includes a decent (but not great) Antec 380W PSU and the decent NSK-series chassis.
Should you prefer to source yourself, the Corsair CX430 V2 or Antec Earthwatts Green 380W might work as a power supply. For a case, the Corsair Carbide 200R seems to be the choice these days over the Antec Three Hundred Two, NZXT Source 210, Bitfenix Merc Alpha, and Fractal Design Core-series. Shop carefully for deals, though, to make sure it's worth your trouble and that the deal is actually a deal. Several "value" cases out there don't add up well, especially when quality and design (or lack thereof) become hindrances. Don't forget the importance of personal preference either; buy what suits the build.
Pay special attention to rebates here (as well as video cards and SSDs), the Corsair CX430 V2 is notorious for rebates that knock as much as half of the price off, which is pretty significant for Budget Box builders. A cheap CX430 V2, Seasonic SS-300ET, or quality equivalent combined with one of the chassis mentioned above could be a good $20-30 savings if waiting for sales and rebates is doable.
The Antec NSK4482 includes a decent 380W from Antec's Earthwatts Green line, three 5.25-inch external bays, two 3.5-inch external bays, and three 3.5-inch internal bays, plus one 120mm fan installed in the rear and space for one 80mm fan in the front.
Asus VE228H 21.5-inch LCD
An abundance of low-cost 1920x1080 LCDs makes for a wide variety of choices in the Budget Box. Fortunately or unfortunately, the low-cost panels they all use don't have too much variation. Frequent model changes sometimes make things hard to keep track of.
The Acer G235HAbd has long been a favorite but has been discontinued; the Asus VE228H is a fairly close substitute that is probably just as good. With a 21.5-inch 1920x1080 panel, it packs an acceptable response time and fairly low input lag, making it suitable for gaming. The LED backlight also helps reduce power consumption, while HDMI, DVI-D, and VGA inputs mean the inputs are fairly comprehensive. A 5ms (rated) response time and 250cd/m^2 brightness are fairly typical for budget monitors.
Asus, Acer, Dell, etc. do have some other acceptable ones—but so do a host of other manufacturers. Tracking one important measurement (input lag) is almost impossible, as it's rarely listed on spec sheets. Viewing angles and color reproduction on TN panels used tend to be good enough, but if a nicer monitor is needed, the Hot Rod and God Box pack a wealth of information.
For those who want something a little nicer, though, keep an eye on affordable e-IPS panels such as the HP ZR2240w, Dell U2312HM, Asus PA238Q, and their brethren. IPS panels tend to have better color reproduction and viewing angles, but they do cost more. They are also equally subject to variations in input lag and response time from model to model, so doing specific research before buying is strongly recommended.
Mouse, keyboard, and speakers
Logitech X-140 2.0 speakers
Logitech MK120 (keyboard and mouse)
The demise of the Microsoft Business Hardware pack (keyboard and mouse) leaves us sad, as it was an affordable combo for a very decent keyboard/mouse setup. The Logitech MK120 is an acceptable replacement, as are the Microsoft Wired Desktop 400 and Wired Desktop 600. There are many others out there as well—we recommend you try a few, as keyboard and mouse often lead to intensely personal preference.
Serious gamers may consider checking out the Hot Rod's selection for a better gaming experience, as the Logitech G400 mouse is a very nice piece of kit.
For speakers, the Logitech X-140 is a very basic 2.0 setup that is... well... acceptable. Twice the money gets into a somewhat acceptable 2.1 setup like the Logitech Z313 if a little more effort toward sound is needed. Most computer speakers are so-so to middling quality at best, and finding exceptions is almost impossible, even in boxes costing three times as much. Find something else if these don't work for you, and consider headphones if quality-for-your-money is a top priority.
Let's kick things up a notch: on to the Hot Rod build.


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The KFFM Downtown Summer Nights are sponsored by Legends Casino and The City Of Yakima
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Cherokee Hills Golf Club
Designed by renowned architect Perry Maxwell in 1924, the course at Cherokee Hills Golf Club is steeped in rich Oklahoma history. Redesigned by Tripp Davis, it's a true challenge for the most accomplished golfer, while inviting enough for the weekend player.
Traverse tree-lined fairways, dramatic elevation changes, demanding bentgrass greens, natural rock outcroppings and babbling brooks. Enjoy the course correction this outdoor spa provides just steps from Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa.
770 West Cherokee Street
Catoosa, OK 74015
Cherokee Hills Golf Club is located 15 minutes east of downtown Tulsa at Interstate 44 and 193rd East Avenue, exit 240.
The Course Tour
Hole 1 Par 4435410368322
This opening par four is one of the most difficult holes on the course. A tee shot down the left side that avoids the bunkers leaves the best angle for the approach. A green with a very pronounced false front along with a ridge in the middle makes the correct distance a must for the second shot.
Hole 2 Par 5628606480475
This may be the longest par five in Oklahoma and will certainly play that way because of the prevailing south wind. Very few players will reach this green in two shots so the second shot is all about position. With the pin on the left, the best angle is from the right side of the fairway. With the pin in right, the best approach will be from the left.
Hole 3 Par 4456446456422
This is another difficult par four that plays back up the hill. A tee shot that hugs the two fairway bunkers on the right leaves the best approach for most pin locations. The green is divided into three sections — front right, back right and back left. Be careful to avoid the deep bunker that guards the front.
Hole 4 Par 3169151131109
The green for this slightly uphill par three is mostly hidden behind two yawning bunkers. A "flashed" portion of the green in the back right signals a ridge that separates the higher front side from a lower back section. Any shots played directly at a back left pin will have difficulty in holding the green.
Hole 5 Par 4440417400316
This par four is another good one where the tee shot must avoid bunkers left and right. A missed fairway here and it is probably best to lay-up short of the creek that fronts the green. The putting surface sits on a large rock which leaves a significant separation from left to right and will make for some difficult two putts.
Hole 6 Par 5478469434364
The shortest par five on the course will also be a test of your patience. For those who want to reach the green in two, favor a line down the right side. Others who will lay-up should play left to leave a shorter approach for the third shot. Anything short of the middle of the green runs the risk of rolling back into the native rocks in front.
Hole 7 Par 3189178162111
From the tee on this downhill par three take a moment to turn around and enjoy a view of the Tulsa skyline. Back to the business at hand and the best strategy here is to shape a shot from left to right. The front right bunker will catch plenty of shots but may be a better spot than going long where a steep embankment awaits.
Hole 8 Par 4406370346311
This is a dogleg right par four that is guarded on the right side by a pair of fairway bunkers. Avoid these with the tee shot and the second should set up nicely. This green is one of the smaller on the course with several different sections created from the slope and you do not want to miss it to the right.
Hole 9 Par 4432420386348
This par four presents the most difficult driving hole on the course because of the prevailing south wind and the native wetland that comes in close on the right. For the second shot there is room to miss the green left and still get up and down but a miss anywhere else and the job becomes a much bigger challenge.
Hole 10 Par 4329269263242
Some may take the chance and try to drive it on the green of this short par four. However, anything off line in the least will find water or one of several bunkers that clutter the landing area. A fairly flat but shallow green awaits those who have success off the tee.
Hole 11 Par 3228169153129
This par three plays to an elevated green with a steep front that also has a drop off on the left. Beware of the bunker well short of the green that is there just to create a depth perception problem. Slightly long will leave better options than any tee shot that is left short.
Hole 12 Par 4402387338287
On this par four the best angle of approach will be from the left side of the fairway just short of the bunkers. There is plenty of room to the right, but the second becomes more difficult because of the two bunkers guarding the right front of the green — green that also has several soft slopes which makes this short hole play more difficult.
Hole 13 Par 3190139135106
This is a beautiful par three set in the middle of trees that also has a creek meandering through. The green is divided left and right by a ridge that runs through the middle with another soft slope that separates the front and back on the right. Avoid the deep bunker that awaits shots missed short and left.
Hole 14 Par 5602555534367
This is another long par five that plays directly into the prevailing south wind. Likely a three shot hole where trees line both sides and thus hitting the fairway is a must. The green has soft slopes that define the front right from the back left. This will probably be viewed as one of the more difficult holes.
Hole 15 Par 4403382359316
The smart tee shot on this par four is to play short of the fairway bunkers. The approach here is difficult to judge because the two bunkers short of the green give the impression that the green is closer than it really is. Once on the putting surface, be aware of the "hog back" that creates fall off on both sides.
Hole 16 Par 3215167138123
This par three has lots of character with water on the left and prevailing wind usually coming from the right that is tough to avoid. The green here offers some terrific pin locations and a large chipping area on the right side for those who choose to bail out in that direction.
Hole 17 Par 4467389427342
This uphill par four may play as the longest par four on the course. The ideal line off the tee is just inside the right fairway bunker. The fairway bunker on the left must be avoided at all costs. This green is relatively shallow so another spot where the distance control with the approach becomes very important.
Hole 18 Par 4386374339311
A nice finishing par four where the tee shot is the key because of a narrow fairway that falls off sharply to the right. A play short or left of this area will leave a fairly simple approach for the second. With a back left pin take notice that any miss to the left will most likely find the creek.
The Rules & Regulations
Regulations Dress Code
No denim of any kind, sweatpants, cut-offs or swimwear. Men must have a shirt with appropriate collar. A sleeveless shirt with collar or appropriate sleeved shirt is required for women. Soft-spikes are also required. The dress code is strictly enforced at all times.
Course Regulations
No outside food or beverage allowed. Food must be purchased from Champions Grill. Pull carts are not allowed. Each player must have his/her own bag and set of clubs. A valid driver's license is required to operate a golf cart. Maximum two riders and two bags per cart. Cherokee Hills is not responsible for lost or stolen property. Players not observing these regulations and/or posted course rules may be removed from property by security at the discretion of the professional staff.


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March 18, 2009
Game 1 Box Score | Game 2 Box Score
STONY BROOK, N.Y. - Katie Edwards moved one step closer to the Yale all-time home run record, but it wasn't enough to help the Bulldogs in a doubleheader with Stony Brook. The Seawolves hit four home runs en route to a pair of victories, 7-1 in the first game and 6-1 in the nightcap. Edwards belted her 16th career homer in Game 1, moving her within one of Shayna Filson's school mark.
Stony Brook (9-3) is the defending America East champion and appears poised to make a run at a second straight crown. Pitcher Alyssa Struzenberg dominated the Bulldogs in the opener, striking out eight in the first three innings. Her wildness, though, did give Yale a couple of scoring opportunities.
Katie Yanagisawa walked leading off the game but was thrown out trying to steal. Edwards and Mariclaire Rebman worked walks in the second, but both were left stranded.
The Seawolves jumped on the board in the second on back-to-back doubles by Molly Kestranek and Jade Claire. Claire then belted a three-run homer in the third.
Edwards's homer in the fourth brought the Bulldogs within 4-1, but Stony Brook answered with two runs in the bottom of the inning.
Yale (6-8) threatened in the seventh when Rebman and McKynlee Westman singled, but Struzenberg worked out of trouble. Struzenberg finished with 11 strikeouts in the game.
Rebecca Wojciak started for the Bulldogs and struck out three in five innings. Kayla Kuretich pitched a scoreless sixth inning.
Yale had many more opportunities to score in the second game but left 10 runners on base. Megan Enyeart went 2-for-4 for the Bulldogs.
The Seawolves scored once in the first and four times in the third to take command. Kestranek's two-run homer capped the scoring in the third.
Yale's best chance came in the fourth. Edwards led off with a walk and Enyeart followed with a single to left. Rebman then walked to load the bases, but Stony Brook starter Colleen Mathes retired the next three hitters.
The Bulldogs spoiled the shutout bid in the sixth. Rebman reached on an error, and Lexi Peacock walked. Two batters later, Meg Johnson delivered an RBI single up the middle.
Deanna DiBernardi pitched four innings for Yale, allowing only two earned runs and striking out four.
The Bulldogs are back in action on Saturday when they play their home openers against Marist. The first pitch of the first game at Dewitt Family Field is slated for 12:30 p.m.
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I don't know why I did it as I know I'm opening up a huge can of worms, but I placed an order for Dooku. I'd like to have them all but that's almost impossible. Maybe I'll track down some of the more common ones and be content with that.
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A very fat cat has a new home thanks to an outpouring of support and some viral photos on Facebook.
Kiah Berkeley waited hours Friday morning to be the first in line to adopt a 35-pound orange tabby named Symba.
"They said you know he's still here, which surprised me, because I wanted to snatch him up and I brought my friend Jessa here at 9 a.m."
Berkeley wasn't alone in falling for Symba and his unprecedented size. Ceci Ochoa with the Humane Rescue Alliance said their phone lines and email were flooded with offers to adopt Symba—the largest cat she'd personally ever seen come through their doors.
"It was amazing to see all these people step forward and willing to give him the best attention and most appropriate home to better himself," said Ochoa.
Symba left with his new family Friday afternoon, after filling out paperwork and getting advice about how to help Symba with his new diet regimen.
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"The vet is going to tell us the best food for him," said Berkeley. "As for exercise, we were going to put his bowl at the other side of the room so he's gotta work to get it."
Berkeley and her husband Peter Sorkin worked together to get Symba into a crate to take home.
Fat cat Symba has a home! His new family waited 3 hrs to be 1st in line to adopt at DC Humane Alliance today #wusa9 pic.twitter.com/0IpSGVO4M1— Sarah Konsmo (@skonsmo) June 16, 2017
Berkeley said she's always been captivated by overweight animals.
"My husband asked me just this morning, 'why do you want an obese cat?' I can't explain it. I just love him, he's adorable."
Symba's previous owners had to give him up when they moved into a nursing home.


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Presenting 12th Annual Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition
Celebrating the Exemplary Achievements of Local Science Students
April 29 -May 1, 2011
Since 1999, Dr. Nelson Ying, local scientist, entrepreneur and philanthropist, has partnered with the Orlando Science Center to celebrate the exemplary achievements of local science students. From April 29- May 1, five finalists from area high schools will compete for the coveted "Ying Prize" during the Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition. The Grand Prize winner also receives a $5000 scholarship and an award of $1000 for the student's science teacher or mentor and another $1,000 for the winner's school.
To compete in the Ying competition, each entrant must perform a research project that has the ultimate goal of benefiting humanity. Previous entries have investigated treatments for Alzheimer's disease, faster delivery of mechanisms for medicine, and solutions for beach erosion, just to name a few. Projects reports are submitted and reviewed by a distinguished panel of judges, including current and retired engineers, scientists, educators and Dr. Ying himself.
Five finalists are selected each year to then present their findings before the judges' panel. This year, the project topics range from Computer Science to Environmental Sciences and reflect Central Florida's role an emerging leader in the science and technology industry. This year's finalists include winners of previous science fair competitions at the county and state level. They include:
· Neel Sanjav Patel of Seminole County's Oviedo High School. He is back for a second year as a Ying Finalist and was a first place finisher at last year's Florida Science and Engineering Fair. His project is titled "An Analysis of Listener Perception and Visual Replication of Sonification: A Third Year Study."
· Kristen Clayton of Brevard County's Viera High School. She won "Best of Show" in this year's Brevard Mainland Regional Science and Engineering Fair. Her project is titled "Determining the Starch Content of Lemna minor in Relation to Nitrate and Phosphate Levels – Year 2."
· Collin McAliley of Brevard County's Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School. Colin's research tests a method for protecting the wild life on Florida's waterways from toxic algal blooms. Colin won the Ying Competition in 2009 and 2010. This year's entry is titled "Florida Harmful Algal Bloom, Mitigation. Year 7: Detection of PbTx-3 Via Cysteine-Induced Gold Nanoparticle Aggregation Inhibited by BTX-B2 Formation."
· Deepak Sathyanarayan of Volusia County's Spruce Creek High School. His project is an extension of research he started at the University of Florida in the summer of 2009 on the way plant cells defend themselves against infection by pathogens such as bacteria. It is titled, "Analysis of Salicylic Acid Metabolism Mutants: A Two-Year Study to Lower Environmental Susceptibility of Arabidopsis Thaliana to Disease and Pathogens."
· Alex Keeler, Sumter County's South Sumter High School. He was awarded a four-year scholarship to the Florida Institute of Technology at this year's Florida State Science and Engineering Fair. His project is titled "Fighting Fire with Fire: The Natural Age For Humanity: The Effects of Pepper Juice vs. Vancomycin and Colloidal Silver on MRSA Inhibition and Cell Degradation, Yr.IV."
On Friday, April 29, the finalists will tour the Minute Maid Laboratories in Apopka and then see the UCF Nanotechnology Department. On Saturday, April 30, finalists will defend their research before the judges' panel at the Orlando Science Center and then get a behind-the-scenes tour of the facility. On Sunday, May 1, the event will culminate in an announcement of the Grand Prize winners on Sunday at an awards luncheon at Fulton's Crab House at Downtown Disney.
Typically, the grand prize will only go to one winner, but often Dr. Ying and the judges will feel more than one student is worthy of acclaim. In the past, there have been multiple Grand Prize winners. When that happens, rather than split the Grand Prize, Ying has awarded equal cash prizes.


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Court Says That Tweeting Someone Is 'F**king Crazy' Is Not Libelous
from the a-fucking-good-ruling dept
The tweet cannot be read in isolation, but in the context of the entire discussion. In this case, the tweet was made as part of a heated Internet debate about plaintiff's responsibility for the disappearance of her horse. Furthermore, it cannot be read literally without regard to the way in which a reasonable person would interpret it.Of course, as Eric Goldman amusingly notes at the end of Venkat's post, "bringing a defamation lawsuit over tweets is almost always fucking crazy," reminding us that it will almost certainly reinforce the association between the phrase and the person who brought the lawsuit, Mara Feld.
The phrase "Mara Feld . . . is fucking crazy," when viewed in that context, cannot reasonably be understood to state actual facts about plaintiff's mental state. It was obviously intended as criticism—that is, as opinion—not as a statement of fact. The complaint therefore cannot base a claim of defamation on that statement


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MAKE: Blog: DIY Sport-utility bike
Phillip Torrone links to the Bettie write-up over at the O'Reilly MAKE: magazine's blog. It's great to see so much interest in practical cycling, and I know Byron's really happy with how the Betty turned out. In fact, his enthusiasm has talked me into giving the Xtracycle a try.
I'm not going to build mine up as a component showcase, though. I'm going to do it a little more like most of the Xtracycles I've seen in the wild: on the cheap.
Bettie's components are pretty nice, so the whole project ran something above $3k. That's pretty reasonable when you look at it as a car replacement, and around half of it goes into the Stokemonkey.
I think I can get by without the Stokemonkey for my purposes: around town riding, maybe carrying my kindergarten student to school. I'm also saving the frame price: I'm going to put it on a stock Klein Pulse Pro gathering dust in the basement, and leave the stock wheels alone. I'll probably have to swap the mud tires out, but I'm going to build only that far and see what I think.
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Report: A&M Notifies Big 12 it Will Withdraw
August 30th, 2011 by Jim Field
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) – The New York Times is reporting Texas A&M has notified the Big 12 it will withdraw from the conference. The newspaper reported on its website Monday night that Texas A&M President R. Bowen Loftin sent a letter to Missouri Chancellor and Big 12 board chairman Brady Deaton to inform the league it was
leaving. The New York Times story cited two unidentified college officials with direct knowledge of the decision. Texas A&M said earlier Monday it had received a letter from Big 12 Commissioner Dan Beebe outlining the withdrawal procedure should the Aggies decide to leave the league. Texas A&M's departure would cast doubt on the future of the Big 12 and could lead to more major changes to college athletics.


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Crossroads accepts academic credits transferred from other colleges and universities according to the following criteria:
Credits earned at vocational or technical institutions, which are equivalent in content to required Crossroads courses, may be transferred to Crossroads according to the policies stated above. In the traditional daytime program, a maximum of 8 such credits may be transferred to Crossroads as general electives. The limit does not apply to the Compass adult accelerated degree completion program. If students have completed vocational programs based on clock hours, rather than credit hours, then transfer credit will be computed on the basis of 50 clock hours equaling 1 semester credit hour.
The Minnesota State Department of Education has approved Crossroads for the education of veterans. Military training courses are evaluated according to the guidelines set forth by the American Council on Education (ACE) as published in the Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services. Students must submit all pertinent documentation to the Registrar for evaluation. Crossroads also awards two semester hours of Physical Education credit for basic training.
Business courses are evaluated according to the ACE "National Guide to Educational Credit for Training Programs" and/or the National Program on Non-College Sponsored Institutions (PONSI). Students must submit all pertinent documentation to the Registrar for evaluation.
The faculty of Crossroads College recognizes that many students come to the school with college-level competencies that have been developed experientially or attained outside the traditional college classroom. Students who enroll in a degree program at Crossroads may obtain college credit for such competencies by successfully completing an Independent Learning Review (ILR).
Students requesting an ILR must assemble appropriate evidence for each claimed competence and submit it to the Vice President of Academics. Evidence of competence may be illustrated, for example, through certificates, demonstrations, examinations, interviews, job descriptions, licenses, memoirs, papers, products, publications, publicity, references, and other appropriate materials. Students must demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and philosophical grounding taught in a course(s) required for their Crossroads academic program.
After receiving these materials, the Vice President appoints an ILR Committee made up of faculty members with expertise in the area(s) under consideration. The Committee then evaluates the evidence and sends its written recommendation to the Vice President. Based upon the recommendation, the Vice President may (1) award academic credit according to the level of mastery displayed by the student, (2) waive a required course(s) in the student's degree program or substitute a more advanced course in the same area, or (3) deny the student's petition for credit based on life experience.


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Frame Rating: Eyefinity vs Surround in Single and Multi-GPU Configurations
Summary of Events
In January of 2013 I revealed a new testing methodology for graphics cards that I dubbed Frame Rating. At the time I was only able to talk about the process, using capture hardware to record the output directly from the DVI connections on graphics cards, but over the course of a few months started to release data and information using this technology. I followed up the story in January with a collection of videos that displayed some of the capture video and what kind of performance issues and anomalies we were able to easily find.
My first full test results were published in February to quite a bit of stir and then finally in late March released Frame Rating Dissected: Full Details on Capture-based Graphics Performance Testing which dramatically changed the way graphics cards and gaming performance was discussed and evaluated forever.
Our testing proved that AMD CrossFire was not improving gaming experiences in the same way that NVIDIA SLI was. Also, we showed that other testing tools like FRAPS were inadequate in showcasing this problem. If you are at all unfamiliar with this testing process or the results it showed, please check out the Frame Rating Dissected story above.
At the time, we tested 5760x1080 resolution using AMD Eyefinity and NVIDIA Surround but found there were too many issues and problems with our scripts and the results they were presenting to give reasonably assured performance metrics. Running AMD + Eyefinity was obviously causing some problems but I wasn't quite able to pinpoint what they were and how severe it might have been. Instead I posted graphs like this:
We were able to show NVIDIA GTX 680 performance and scaling in SLI at 5760x1080 but we only were giving results for the Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition in a single GPU configuration.
Since those stories were released, AMD has been very active. At first they were hesitant to believe our results and called into question our processes and the ability for gamers to really see the frame rate issues we were describing. However, after months of work and pressure from quite a few press outlets, AMD released a 13.8 beta driver that offered a Frame Pacing option in the 3D controls that enables the ability to evenly space out frames in multi-GPU configurations producing a smoother gaming experience.
The results were great! The new AMD driver produced very consistent frame times and put CrossFire on a similar playing field to NVIDIA's SLI technology. There were limitation though: the driver only fixed DX10/11 games and only addressed resolutions of 2560x1440 and below.
But the story won't end there. CrossFire and Eyefinity are still very important in a lot of gamers minds and with the constant price drops in 1920x1080 panels, more and more gamers are taking (or thinking of taking) the plunge to the world of Eyefinity and Surround. As it turns out though, there are some more problems and complications with Eyefinity and high-resolution gaming (multi-head 4K) that are cropping up and deserve discussion.
Continue reading our investigation into AMD Eyefinity and NVIDIA Surround with multi-GPU solutions!!
PcPer.com, I am one of those "that are invested in the HD 7000-series of graphics cards and have already purchased their Eyefinity configurations on the promise of a great experience".
I thank you for your hard work PcPer! I am truly grateful!
Because of it so far, I have seen a dramatic improvement in single screen Xfire game play with my 2 HD 7870s.
I did however invest in triple 1920 x 1080p screens, 2 HD 7870s and I wish I could be rewarded with the performance expectations I paid for. The experience would be awesome.
I only hope AMD will strive to keep me as a loyal customer by listening to your findings and offer a solution shortly to this Eyefinity-CrossFire problem.
You and AMD will have my undying loyalty and gratitude for it.
If AMD does, it will surely make them the king of the hill in value, for dollar per dollar performance...
Are you listening AMD? Is this make or break time for your company? My next GPU purchase depends on how you react. I wish AMD great success!
p.s. Ryan and PcPer.com Team. Please be confident that you are doing a great service to AMD in the long run and their customers.
Marc Senecal
Fort Myers, FL
Marc, thank you very much for your comments and feedback. We greatly appreciate the support!
I'm sorry but I have to correct you: gaming equipment is not an INVESTMENT. Unless you're a pro gamer is a consumer spending.
Anyway, I wish you all the best fun with your new hardware :)
This is no place for a grammar Nazi, and you aren't even correct in the first place.
Yes, the word "investment" is often associated with money spent expecting a monetary return. However, that is not the only usage of the word.
The poster clearly is "invested" considering the amount of money he spent, which he spent anticipating a return - in this case, a return in performance.
Honestly, contribute something useful to the topic or stay quiet. This thread is about obtaining a correction to a product flaw, not "How to parse nomenclature".
Dear Marc, yes we are definitely listening. Drop me a line direct.
best regards
hi Marc, I can assure you that myself and several other senior executives and engineers at AMD are deeply committed to making sure you get the experience you deserve.
We believe that Ryan treats this subject fairly, reports accurately and he works closely with us. We are grateful of his recognition of our leadership where we have it, even if I dont personally agree about our competitors 'sexyness'!
We will back with more on this shortly,
there is 13.10 beta did u test it?
Nope, we were using 13.8 beta. But 13.10 did not add any changes for Eyefinity / Frame Pacing.
i got 7950 X2
I had a chance to buy another one at $ 100
Now I'm all out of it and save the next generation of NVIDIA ...
I'm very disappointed that AMD are selling a defective product ..
Thanks for the information.
AMD is always all about selling defective and inferior products. They did it before with their "Tri core" CPUs. Those were just Quad cores that had a 4th core that they couldn't get to work. AMD GPUs and drivers are shit. You get what you pay for.
You do realize that binning is a key part in the silicon-industry? By your logic, the Titan is crap because it only has 14 of the GK110's 15 SMX units activated.
When a produc-line is announced, there are actually few different dies being produced. 3820, 3930, 60 and 70 are all 8-core "xeons" with cores disabled due yield issues.
EVERYONE do this.
And please, stop spreading the false claim that the drivers are bad. Maybe they were back in good ol' '04, but that is long gone. AMD has actually had better drivers than Nvidia this generation...
In your dreams retard! NVIDIA PWNS YOUR AMD, NUB!
Are you sure http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/AMDCatalyst13-10WINBetaDriver...
I'm still wondering about this little gem... "PCI-E bus speed is no longer set to x1 on the secondary GPU when running in CrossFire configurations"
"But 13.10 did not add any changes for Eyefinity / Frame Pacing." - I am curious about this too, as the press release clearly states that it updated something regarding Eyefinity.
I'm fairly technical, but I am getting a little outside my level of knowledge here
1. http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2010/11/27/pci-express-3-0-explained/
Each lane of PCIe 3.0 only has 1 GB/sec
2. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/pci-express-scaling-analysis,1572-8....
This is a very old article, but THG did testing graphics cards by limiting the PCIe lanes available to graphics cards, and you can see a very large performance degradation.
3. Back to the "PCI-E bus speed is no longer set to x1 on the secondary GPU when running in CrossFire configurations" Note in the press release.
Would one of the cards in the setup being starved for bandwidth be able to account for these anomalies?
By AMD's admission, no. This problem listed in the Catalyst 13.10 notes only affects Crossfire configurations that do not use a bridge adapter across the graphics cards. This coming from AMD's own Andrew Dodd.
If this were a fix for our problems AMD would surely be crowing about it.
You guys rock pcper. Been here for years. Love amd, but they need to get their act together. Emphasis on the good faith part ya know. Don't become the crappy option. Amd has so much great iP if they could only get their software side together they would be SIGNIFCANTLY more competitive.
I hope this fix AMD says they are working on will help with my 6970's too. I know they aren't worth that now, but I paid $700 for the pair, a couple years ago, to power my 3 screens. I'm about to sell them on craigslist and get an nvidia card, if it doesn't.
I honestly don't know if they will fix it, but the 13.8 beta did fix single screen for 6000-series parts so you might get lucky here too.
Keep hitting them until they fix this. I bought 2x 7970's in January 2012 and I noticed immediately the problem. Its not like AMD has only known about this since the beginning of this year, thousands of users were reporting this problem a year before that. It really put me off dual cards until I got a pair of 680's and found that the grass was much greener on the Nvidia side with SLI.
We need this fixed so we have some competition in the high end of GPUs.
Ryan...let us see your Tiger-Bus !
How about this? http://screencast.com/t/uTeQAykAYhJF
with any luck a fix will be out from AMD a few after the release of the 9000 series, they are so slow with driver updates that I'd see it taking that long ... if they dont just give up ...
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So you can't run 3 PQ321's on AMD in a 6x1 eyefinity configuration?
I'm glad to see AMD is putting focus on 4K and hope they have a 4K eyefinity solution soon.
The only way NVIDIA will ever support anything other than 3x1 surround is if AMD turns up the heat. NVIDIA if you are listening, you need 2x1 and 2x2 surround support at any resolution to stay competitive on the consumer side. No one is dropping thousands of dollars on Quadro's just to get that one feature.
I think technically YES you can support 3 4K monitors like the ASUS PQ321Q with AMD today...but the main issue is going to be PERFORMANCE. Even without frame pacing and interleaving problems how much horsepower would you need for that?
More than they have available today.
Just wanted to make sure it was a performance issue not a driver issue. I agree you wouldn't be able to run anything more than simple 3D demos in such a setup.
Agreed, I really hope we will see large GPU performance increases with the next round of silicon so that multi 4K gaming becomes a reality.
Keep up the good work, you guys are really pushing the boundaries of what is possible with 4K!
I can't help but wonder, if the issues seen really are due to lack of proper synchronization, then would there be a FPS impact when AMD makes their changes?
Or in other words: Is AMD cheating on performance (knowingly or not)?
I don't think they were doing it knowingly, no. That doesn't excuse them though; they should have been able to see these problems before and been trying to fix them before this all started to happen this year.
Hi Ryan, I hope 4K connectivity is scheduled to be included in all future reviews of hardware, like laptop reviews. Back in June I needed to buy something quick when my system crashed and it would have been great to know if any low to mid range laptops could at least drive a 4K display. I am not expecting benchmarks of a Chromebook running Metro Last Light at 4K but it would be nice to know if I could display Sheets on a Seiki display with an A10 based laptop.
The SEIKI's should be supported with just about any modern GPU (single head, 30 Hz) but it's the 60 Hz models that require some more testing. I'll try my best to include them going forward!
Thanks Ryan & PcPer for doing this & the previous investigative work; it is much appreciated & good to see AMD taking the findings onboard to make fixes!
If you used a monitor that was capable of 600fps would the problem persist?
Yes, the supported refresh rate is irrelevant here.
@ Ryan Shrout,
1. You need to state if your using AMD Beta Driver 13.8A (8-1-2013), or AMD Beta Driver 13.8B(8-19-2013). If you're using 13.8A on purpose during a discussion/benchmark on Surround and 1600p, multiple viewers could come to the conclusion you did this on purpose to make AMD look bad. AMD Beta Driver 13.8A doesn't have 1600p support. It only addresses the issues for DX11 API. 13.8B addresses 1600p and surround, if I am not mistaken. A possible upcoming 13.8C may address DX9 API, or it could have already been done in the new 13.9 WHQL update.
2. Personally, I can't take your discussions on a more serious manner. In your conclusions, you state things that give me the impression that you don't fully understand graphs, or have poor views of AMD Graphic Cards. At the very least, it is leading me to believe that you are bias towards Nvidia. Having favoritism, or a bias point of view to one company over the other, isn't a good way to approach a discussion or benchmark on any product. It doesn't help you seem serious, experienced, or reasonable to both bases (AMD and Nvidia users). It only tells readers that you pander to one side, and talk crap about the other brand's short-comings. AnAndtech doesn't do it, Guru3D doesn't do it, techpowerup.com doesn't do it either, and they all come out with really good benchmarks about computer-based products. Both bases read their benchmarks because they aren't bias. Mr Shrout, you are bias either because you are letting people know of your hatred towards AMD, or you want to cater discussions and benchmarks that make AMD look bad to the Nvidia Base. Those are reasonable conclusions. If I don't see a benchmark on here discussing why the GTX 600, 700 and Titan series doesn't fully support DX11.1(support only software, but not hardware-wise), you are only going to prove me right.
3. Looking at the Frametime Variance Graphs that you posted, AMD 7970 will have a lower minimum band because the cards push lower latency to produce batches of frames. Problem with it, and it's true, is somewhere along the way, they will produce "runt frames." Frames that aren't one whole frame. It could be like 0.8 frames, or 0.9, or 0.7. On the other hand, it takes less time for AMD video cards to produce those batches of frames. Nvidia takes longer to produce the batch because, hardware wise, the system probably calculates whether it needs to spend more time producing an extra "whole" frame. That's why their minimum frame time band is higher than AMD. The hardware is always trying to push 1.0 frames times x amount of frames to a batch.
1. You are incorrect in this assumption. No beta or full release of driver from AMD addresses Eyefinity.
2. I don't understand the relevance to DX11.1 reference here honestly. This story isn't about API support but rather multi-display + multi-GPU gaming. As to the bias question, this is something that gets targeted at people all the time when their results clearly show an advantage to one side or another. Throughout our Frame Rating series of stories I have continued to tell the truth - that AMD cards are fantastic for single GPU configurations but need work on the multi-GPU side. You can have your opinion obviously, but obviously we disagree. As do many of the readers commenting here.
3. Sorry, I'm going to need more explanation on what you are saying here. Frames are not produced in "batches" at all. I think you are trying to describe the runt frame problem maybe?
2. Personally, I can't take your comment on a more serious manner. In your post, you state things that give me the impression that you don't fully understand reviews, or have poor views of NVidia graphics cards. At the very least, it is leading me to believe that you are bias towards AMD. Having favoritism, or a bias point of view to one company over the other, isn't a good way to approach a discussion or benchmark on any product.
Sucks how that works, doesn't it? Oh, for your point 3, it doesn't matter how fast a card can batch process *anything*, so long as what's presented to the user is inferior to the competition. The result is all that matters. Rolling back to point 1, your statements are moot as they are made without the far greater level of knowledge Ryan has - as he speaks with AMD about these various beta versions on an almost daily basis.
As AMD have just stated that their Hawaii gpu's are smaller and more efficient but not intended to compete with the "ultra extreme" gpu's of Nvidia (aka 780/titan)as this is something that will be addressed by AMD's multi gpu cards....then it is all the more essential that AMD sorts these problems out properly and completely otherwise their product/business model is flawed as badly as their multi gpu performance.
On a slightly different note but still regarding multi gpu I'd be interested in the views of you pcper guru's on the present state of multi gpu systems.
It's always seemed like such a waste to me using alternate frame rendering on multi gpu cards where each gpu has to have access to its own complete frame buffer size of memory.
Surely it would be better to use a tiled render approach where each gpu is working on individual tiles of the same frame and sharing one frame buffer sized chunk of memory?
someone always brings this up, & both ati & nv have said for years that AFR brings the most performance in the least complex way (unless a game engine has inter frame dependancies)
in the past, ati had tiled CF as an option, also scissor mode
but think about this, let's say you're doing 2 tiles at a horizontal split, you may end up with one card rendering an empty sky, the second rendering a ton of detail, basically resulting in a useless solution that doesnt scale
on top of that, you have to synchronize the tiles to display a final image at the same time, but the cards cant physically render at the exact same time, so you'll introduce lag or artifacts (which eyefinity does see)
i would say AFR is good enough & the way to go for multiple cards, but i would want to see a new paradigm... do you remember the first core2quad? it was 2 duals stitched together, imagine if 2 gpus were stitched together (no more mirroring the vram, just adjust the socket connections)
LOL. Some stories are funny, you know?
I replied to this here: http://www.overclock.net/t/1427828/bsn-nvidia-launches-amd-has-issues-marketing-offensive-ahead-of-hawaii-launch/30#post_20827758
I don't even understand the point of this article.
Even before that article it was known Amd was going to fix it phases.
The point to showcase the very specific Eyefinity problems compared to Surround as they had not been discussed or shown in any form before today.
Will you be taking a look at the Phanteks Enthoo Primo case? According to Hardware Canucks it might be the "Case of the year", not bad for such a small company entering the case market. I would be interested in what you think about it.
Here's the link to the HwC video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rg_DzdHGgN4
How are your displays connected? I was having this issue until I connected all of my displays via DisplayPort. I know this is not ideal but it has eliminated the issue for me. I have 2 HD 7970s in crossfire and 3 Dell U2410 displays.
If the Asus PQ321 supports DisplayPort 1.2 and the HD 7970 supports DP 1.2 as well, and DP 1.2 can do 4k at 60Hz, then why is 4K necessarily a "dual head" affair? Is that simply due to the way the Asus was designed?
Ok. Nevermind. The whole tiled display thing. Is there a particular reason why 4k displays have to be tiled (or multi-headed)?
Ok. Nevermind. The whole tiled display thing. Is there a particular reason why 4k displays have to be tiled (or multi-headed)?
Ok. Nevermind. The whole tiled display thing.
From another comment on this site by NLPsajeeth:
"Currently there are no timing controllers that support 4K@60p. In order to drive the asus/sharp at 4K@60p, two separate TCONs are used. This is why this monitor has the unique capability of supporting dual HDMI. Each HDMI port feeds into its own TCON.
There is no 4K display that can do 60Hz without tiling. 4K@60p TCONs are supposed to start shipping in small amounts this year and in mass quantities in 2014."
Keep the faith, Ryan and co. Just continue to call it like you see it and let the chips fall where they may.
Hopefully AMD will get its stuff together otherwise they are going to lose a few folks.
I sincerely admire your journalistic integrity Ryan... as well everyone else at the PCper team!
-Stewart Graham
what a difference in AMD graft, they improved on there driver.
Is this so with an APU + Graphic card. Good job Ryan.
Well currently rolling with 2x7970's on a 1920x1200 triple display setup. Can't say I ever really been personally bothered the various issues raised in the article in regards to the frame interlieaving and stepped tearing enough to stop playing, though I trust the guys over at PCPer to give it to me straight. I noticed the stuttering with crossfire more than anything else you guys brought up with your new testing methodology. I think most of us gamers at least gained a better understanding about the various issues involved. Sometimes my benchmarking applcation(be it FRAPS or Dxtory) would say I was getting a certain frame amount but the game just felt too jittery, whereas if I disabled crossfire the game felt more smooth even with a lower framerate.
That is not to say I haven't thoroughly enjoyed my 7970's/Eyefinity setup. When I've been been able to play at Eyefinity resolutions I've done so, when I haven't I've just adjusted my quality or resolution settings until I could get a smooth enough playing experience.
Do I hope that AMD is able to smooth out those circumstances where I can't play at a give resolution/quality due to micro-stuttering with crossfire, yeah that would be awesome. I think a lot of us out here still don't have a full appreciation for the phenomena due to not having been able to test multi-GPU solutions side by side, so it just comes down to "the game doesn't feel fluid enough at my current settings so I'll dial them down until it does", which I'm sure people have different sensitivities to. Keep up the good work PCPer crew.
what about this ryan?
why use 2 hdmi cables when you can use a single displayport cable and the problem does not exist with displayport ?
At first I thought this article may have been over egging the problem with eyefinity + crossfire. Having now disconnected my second HD 7970 and played a few games in eyefinity I have seen that I is not. Radeon Pro may tell me that I'm getting half the FPS that I was but my eyes see the same low FPS experience.
Not impressed AMD, I feel like a chump for spending £300 on a card whose only additional effect to my system has been extra heat and noise.
Still at least I can go back and play Farcry 3 now with out the giant oversized HUD problem.
Thanks For the good article and thanks for bending AMD's ear.
A damned good read thanks Ryan. AMD owners should be pleased that these issues are highlighted and making sure AMD keep on their toes. Like the FCAT article, it was good to see AMD address the issue and get it fixed and again, it was PCper who made AMD aware of the issues (like they didn't already know!)and forced them into sorting that out for their users.
I think a lot of hardware maker define CPU differently then Microsoft.you can ask I wrote a bug report to and today 13.10 beta.if I recall message signal interrupt and its extended variant were implemented in vista for consumer?ROFL we know how vista was received so this might be one overlooked good thing.my case?in regedit MSI was enabled (sad was not for some reason ,can't enable it)but no amount of MSI set!(if it isn't set isn't it defaulting to one msi / socket?but I have 4 CPU in my i5 2500k(ya only physical CPU ms say)so imagine amd 8 core fx lol stuck with 1 MSI / msix.I think this is the cause.sadly on my system none were set . I normally tweak but from what I saw on ms it isn't a case of 0 or 1.and ms recommend hex value.Rolf a bit too complex for my knowledge.but you guys know a lot of hardcore tweaker . if I'm right ? I would be like what the eck am I the only one that used vista ?
PS:what I wrote is for w8 64 bit!But I suspect a lot of hardware maker default to 1 (probably easier to implement)since socket come fro 2 to 12) detecting might be entertaining.
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Aug. 6, 2011 – CMEs, Geomagnetic Storms, Auroras, Solar Radio Bursts a Review of the Events So Far
The CME strike on August 5th spawned one of the strongest geomagnetic storms in years. The magnetic disturbances rang the Earth like a bell and the magnetic field is still reverberating.
Spectacular aurora displays were seen across Europe and in many northern-tier US states.
Analysts at the Goddard Space Weather Lab say that the CME impact may have strongly compressed Earth's magnetic field, directly exposing satellites in geosynchronous orbit to solar wind plasma.
Another rare phenomenon was triggered by the M9-class solar flare of August 4th – a rare below the horizon solar radio burst. The flare produced a burst of shortwave static so powerful that receivers on Earth picked it up after sunset. Amateur radio astronomer Thomas Ashcraft's radio telescope in New Mexico recorded the event 1 hour and 54 minutes after sunset and is shown below.
Nothing even remotely similar has been detected since the 1950's. For more information on solar radio bursts click links below:
Report of an unusual solar radio burst that happened in 1958
Solar Radio Burst Classifications
Another indication showing the severe nature of the storm is the K-index. The K-index quantifies disturbances in the horizontal component of earth's magnetic field on a scale of 0-9 with 1 being calm and 5 or more indicating a geomagnetic storm. Geomagnetic storms have been associated with satellite surface charging and increased atmospheric drag.
Aug. 5, 2011 – 2nd Wave
CME Arrival Time: 2011-08-05 13:55:10.0 GMT (Aug 5 – 11:55 am edt)
Arival Time Confidence Level: ± 6 hours
Disturbance Duration: 5 hours
Disturbance Duration Confidence Level: ± 8 hours
Aug. 5, 2011 – 1st Wave
The first of three CMEs produced by the recent flare activity reached Earth during the late hours of August 4th. The impact was weak and did not produce strong geomagnetic storms – mostly level 1. Two more CMEs are still on the way and, as described below, they have merged into a single cloud that could produce significant storming when they reach Earth.
NASA is predicting that G3 (Strong) Geomagnetic Storm conditions are likely as well as a distinct chance of S2 (Moderate) Solar Radiation Storm levels being surpassed for the morning hours today.
G3 (Strong) Geomagnetic Storm Characteristics
Power systems: voltage corrections may be required, false alarms triggered on some protection devices.
Spacecraft operations: surface charging may occur on satellite components, drag may increase on low-Earth-orbit satellites, and corrections may be needed for orientation problems.
Other systems: intermittent satellite navigation and low-frequency radio navigation problems may occur, HF radio may be intermittent, and aurora may be been seen as low as Illinois and Oregon (typically 50° geomagnetic lat.)
S2 (Moderate)+ Solar Radiation Storm Characteristics
Biological: passengers and crew in high-flying aircraft at high latitudes may be exposed to elevated radiation risk.
Satellite operations: infrequent single-event upsets, possible noise in imaging systems, and slight reduction of efficiency in solar panel are likely.
Other systems: small effects on HF propagation through the polar regions and navigation at polar cap locations possibly affected.
Aug. 4, 2011 Important Update!
For the third day in a row, sunspot 1261 has unleashed a significant M-class solar flare. The latest blast this morning registered M9.3 and would be major event on its own – but that ain't all!
On August 3, the sun packed a double punch, emitting a M6.0-class flare at 9:43 am EDT and a slightly stronger M9.3-class flare at 11:41 pm EDT. Both flares had significant coronal mass ejections (CMEs) associated with them that will give the Earth a glancing blow.
The newest coronal mass ejection (CME) caused by the flare is expected to combine with one of the earlier and slower CMEs already headed in our direction.
Analysts at the GSFC Space Weather Lab say the combined clouds should reach the Earth in two waves as follows:
CME Arrival Time: 2011-08-05 02:56:02.0 GMT (Aug 4 – 10:56 pm edt)
Arival Time Confidence Level: ± 6 hours
Disturbance Duration: 9 hours
CME Arrival Time: 2011-08-05 13:55:10.0 GMT (Aug 5 – 11:55 am edt)
Arival Time Confidence Level: ± 6 hours
Disturbance Duration: 5 hours
The impact on Earth is likely to be major.
Coronal mass ejections (CME's) are dynamic events in which plasma which was initially contained on closed coronal magnetic field lines is ejected into interplanetary space.
CMEs interact with the Earth's magnetosphere and ionosphere, and are responsible for enhanced auroral activity, satellite damage, damage to ground-based electronics, disruption of communication and some power station failures. This being an unusually large event expect any or all of these annoyances.
Still being debated are the possible biological effects of being exposed to these particles for the length of time expected. Adjust according to your needs and circumstance, but don't ignore this one.
Mass ejections create these disturbances by driving interplanetary shock waves and accelerating particles to relativistic speeds, all of which come "crashing" into the earth's magnetic environment. There are 50 to 60 billion tons of charged particles bearing down on us.
Click here to see a NASA animation showing the 3 CMEs combining and blasting the Earth.
Click here here to see video of CME erupting from the sun.
To see a previous Pstuph article with more information on CMEs click here.
Aug. 2, 2011
A solar wind stream is currently pummeling Earth's magnetic field and causing increased geomagnetic activity around the poles. The peak so far has been a G1-class storm that lasted for several hours around the end of July 30th.
The solar wind is the supersonic outflow into interplanetary space of plasma from the Sun's corona, the region of the solar atmosphere beginning about 4000 km above the Sun's visible surface and extending several solar radii into space.
There are also multiple active sunspots in play. The magnetic fields of sunspots 1261 & 1263 contain energy for powerful X-class solar flares. Double sunspot 1263 is unusually large. Its two dark cores are each wider than Earth, and the entire region stretches more than 65,000 km from end to end.
A solar flare is an explosion on the Sun that happens when energy stored in twisted magnetic fields is suddenly released. Flares produce a burst of radiation across the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves to x-rays and gamma-rays.
Strong Class X flares can bathe the Earth in high doses of ultraviolet radiation and X-rays, hurling huge bursts of solar wind in our direction. When these bursts arrive at our planet, the electrons and protons from the solar wind come into contact with Earth's magnetic field, and stream toward the magnetic poles.
These types of disturbances can create geomagnetic storms in Earth's magnetic field.
There are 3 categories scientists use to classify solar flares :
X-class flares are big; they are major events that can trigger planet-wide radio blackouts and long-lasting radiation storms. M-class flares are medium-sized; they can cause brief radio blackouts that affect Earth's polar regions. Minor radiation storms sometimes follow an M-class flare. Compared to X- and M-class events, C-class flares are small with few noticeable consequences here on Earth.
A powerful flare erupted from the sun this past weekend. The M9-class flare erupted from 1261, but was not oriented in Earth's direction causing little effect.
Because the sunspot is now turning to face Earth, any such eruptions in the days ahead would likely effect the Earth causing communications disruptions and spectacular auroras.
This has been a busy year for the sun. To see a previous Pstuph article from April where the sun behaved in a similar manner click here.


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DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. - National Resources (NRE) has acquired the former IBM East Campus in Fishkill. NRE is taking ownership of 300 acres of land with 2 million square feet of buildings from GlobalFoundries.
The campus is set to become one of NRE's signature Park's, a branded mixed-use tech/flex redevelopment with retail, hotel and residential components.
GlobalFoundries, with 2,500 employees, will continue to own 160-acres where it manufactures the 300 mm wafer and will lease several buildings from NRE. IBM and eMagin will lease offices, laboratories and clean rooms keeping the tech heart of the park in place. Several high bay spaces are to be leased to new users and high cube build-to-suit warehouses have been designed for distribution and fulfillment centers seeking the direct access to I-84 and New York City at this location.
Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro said he was "excited" by Global Foundries' transfer of ownership of the unused land and buildings in East Fishkill formerly used by IBM to National Resources.
Molinaro said the move "frees GlobalFoundries from the burden of real estate development and allowing them to focus on their core mission: semiconductor manufacturing.
"National Resources is a specialist developer focused on redevelopment of corporate and industrial sites," he added. "They've redeveloped more than $1 billion of projects, including iPark in Yonkers. Thanks to the hard work of the Town of East Fishkill, GlobalFoundries and National Resources, we will soon see big things happening on this site.
"Th!nk Dutchess Alliance for Business will work hand-in-hand with National Resources to attract commercial, industrial and mixed-use development to the site."
Over the past six months, NRE has been working with Molinaro and his office, Think Dutchess Alliance for Business, the Town of East Fishkill and Empire State Development prepare the site with the suitable zoning and parcel subdivision in order to secure users for its new commercial, industrial and mixed-use facilities.
Joseph Cotter, President of NRE and Lynne Ward, Executive Vice President, are striving for another success to compliment their fully leased portfolio of iParks in the NY/CT metro area. NRE is a specialist real estate development and investment firm that focuses on the redevelopment of corporate industrial sites and is best known for its landmark water-front residences and innovative iParks. These branded i.Parks take full advantage of infill locations accessible to commercial centers and transportation nodes. Current and past projects include iPark Hudson in Yonkers, New York; iPark Norwalk in Norwalk, CT and iPark Lake Success in Long Island, NY.
"The business plan is to take advantage of the $1 billion in infrastructure that currently exists at the site and provide new warehouse distribution opportunities in the I-84 corporate growth corridor. The skilled workforce in the area should be a major attraction for employers," according to Joseph Cotter
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Peter J. Marcher Jr., a master brewer who developed the formula for Colt 45 malt liquor for the National Brewing Co. of Baltimore, died of pneumonia Feb. 2 at a retirement home in Lancaster, Pa. He was 92.
Bella Itkin-Konrath, a nationally known acting teacher at De Paul University whose students included Kevin Anderson, Linda Hunt, Harvey Korman, Joe Mantegna and Elizabeth Perkins, died of natural causes Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital in Chicago, the university announced. She was 90.
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A long and involved, often exremely notable and serendipitous life story. Derived from the film Forrest Gump in which the main character tells his life story while sitting on a bus stop bench to various passers by.
Hey Dennis, I bet that accordion player over there has one hell of a Forrest Gump.
Why don't you tell me your Forrest Gump?
Why don't you tell me your Forrest Gump?
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by Jackerfack September 29, 2009
A badass mothafucker who taught Elvis, was a Football Superstar, Vietnam War Hero, Ping Pong Legend, Shrimp Selling Millionaire, Track Running sensation, Punched a Bitch, and banged a whore named Jenny.
Forrest Gump will kick your ass.
by fork82 October 16, 2011
A delightful movie, released in 1994, starring Tom Hanks as Forest Gump, a simple-minded southern gentlemen from Alabama with a speech impetiment and a low IQ (75), who tells his life story while waiting for a bus to visit an old friend. Gump cares about only three things: his momma (Sally Field), his life-long love and friend Jenny, and ping pong. Even though he isn't very smart, his life was a giant adventure and filled with many memorable experiences. Some of his experiences include meeting Elvis; breaking records playing football for the Alabama Crimson Tide; being shot at in Vietnam, meeting President JFK; playing ping pong in China; witnessing the Watergate burglary; starting a fishing business called Bubba Gump Shrimp with Leutenant Dan, who he served with in Vietnam; and running from coast to coast. Near the movie's end, it is revealed that he is waiting for the bus to visit Jenny after a long separation, where he learns that the two have a son. Forest and Jenny marry where Leutenant Dan shows up. Jenny dies near the end and leaves Forest a widower. "Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're going to get" was the movie's key theme.
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The best movie ever made. It stars TOm Hanks as Forrest Gump, a man with a 75 point IQ who although isn't smart, is amazing and achieved much more than you probably will in you entire lifetime. No offense! Also, If Forrest Gump was a real person and could speak faste/dress better, he could most likely be the president we've ever had.
I seriously think you should watch the movie!!!
I seriously think you should watch the movie!!!
Forrest Gump is the best movie I have ever seen. I must buy it ASAP and watch it all the time, and possibly quote it in front of ppl who know where the quote is from but havent seen the movie so they cant laugh and only be bitter that they dont get it.
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Monday, May 13: Traders Watching Jamie Dimon, JPM
Traders will keeping a close eye on JP Morgan on Monday as the vote to possibly strip CEO/Chairman Jamie Dimon of his dual role approaches. Chris Dieterich explains.
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SPOKANE, Wash. – Tevin Tyus and Aaron Cochran led a dominating Whitworth defense that shut down visiting Whittier throughout the second half on the way to a 38-17 victory over the visiting Poets on Saturday afternoon in the Pine Bowl.
The Pirates improved to 2-0 while Whittier fell to 0-1.
After allowing 10 points and 129 yards in the first half, Whitworth's defense did not allow any points and held the Poets to 99 second half yards. Most of that second half yardage came on Whittier's final two possessions (54 of the yards).
Tyus returned an interception 19 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter and added a fumble recovery and a sack to his defensive stat line. Cochran led the Pirates with nine tackles, 4.5 of which were for losses of 16 yards.
Cody Muncio opened the game with a 52-yard kickoff return, setting Whittier up at the Whitworth 38 yard line. Six plays later tailback Anthony Walker strolled in from 17 yards out to give the Poets a 7-0 lead less than three minutes into the game. It looked like the contest could turn into a repeat of 2012's offensive shootout won by Whitworth 47-42.
But the Pirate defense did not allow another touchdown. It also set up the first Whitworth score of the day when De' Hall intercepted his third pass of the season at the Whittier 31 yard line and returned the ball to the Poets' eight. Two plays later Griffin Hare scored from six yards away to tie the game.
Bryan Peterson's four-yard touchdown pass to Devon Lind early in the second quarter capped a 69-yard drive for Whitworth and gave the Bucs a 14-7 lead.
Whittier pulled within 14-10 late in the half on a 43-yard field goal from Alex Jungsten.
The Poets took their last lead of the game when Mundo Guzman intercepted Peterson on Whitworth's opening possession of the second half and returned it 32 yards for a touchdown.
Trailing 17-14, the Pirates went 74 yards on only four plays. The big gainer was a 53-yard pass from Peterson to back up tight end Lucas McGill, a converted QB, deep into Poet territory. Peterson completed the touchdown drive with a 14-yard scoring run. The Bucs led 20-17 after a botched extra point.
Kicker Kyler Gracey made up for the extra point by making a 29 yard field goal with 1:48 to play in the third quarter, extending Whitworth's lead to 23-17.
Then Tyus gave the Pirates some much-needed breathing room when he intercepted Whittier QB Steven Rivera at the Poets' 19 yard line and took the ball into the endzone. A two-point conversion pass from Kekoa Turbeville to Wade Meyer gave Whitworth a 31-17 lead with just over a full quarter to play.
DJ Tripoli capped the scoring when he broke off a 54-yard scoring run with 4:04 to go in the game.
Whitworth outgained Whittier 382-228 and had a six minute edge in time of possession. Most important to the outcome of the game, the Pirates finished with a 6-1 advantage in turnovers.
Peterson completed 11 of 23 passes for 205 yards with one touchdown and one interception. He also ran for a score. Tripoli gained 112 yards on 16 carries, while Ricky Abernathy added 33 yards on six attempts. Drew Clausen was the leading receiver with five catches for 94 yards. Lind's touchdown reception was his second of the season.
The Poets did get to Peterson four times for 34 yards in sacks. Nathan Poole had two of those for 16 yards in losses. Jacob Former led Whittier with eight total tackles.
Rivera complete only nine of his 26 passes for 78 yards with two interceptions and no touchdowns. Chris Lopez came on as QB in the fourth quarter and was 2-10 of 51 yards. Walker finished the day with 60 yards rushing on 19 attempts. Makale Ruiz-McCobb had three receptions for 42 yards, while Diante Jackson had three for 14 total yards.
In addition to big days on defense by Cochran and Tyus, Casey Monahan had eight tackles and three passes defended. Grant Livingston had eight stops and a fumble recovery. Hall added a fumble recovery to his interception and Jacob Kriegbaum had six tackles, including two for loss (-9) and a fumble recovery.
Whitworth will host University of La Verne next Saturday at 1:00 pm. Whittier will play Puget Sound next Saturday in its home opener.