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by Mike Masnick
Wed, Apr 25th 2012 7:59pm
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cispa, cybersecurity, democrats, obama administration, privacy, republicans
Well, this is not too surprising, but it is unfortunate. As the Obama administration has said it would veto CISPA, the House has now turned this into a partisan fight. As with IP issues, I tend to think it's dangerous and stupid when privacy fights become partisan. Once the debate is partisan, it seems to lose all sense of reason and perspective and just degrades into name calling. And there's a chance exactly that is happening with CISPA and other cybersecurity bills, as the Republicans are "daring" the Democrats to support these bills, with the political calculus being that if they don't support these bills and something terrible happens (planes falling from the sky, etc.) that they can then blame the Democrats for being soft on cybercrime. That narrative, of course, ignores the very real privacy concerns that are being raised by a variety of parties. It effectively shifts the entire debate away from finding a real solution, and into a situation where some are pressured to accept a bad solution for the sake of political optics.
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Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 8:19pmHey, RIAA, MPAA.
Dare you to not be stupid for a day.
Dare you to not have an agenda for a day.
Dare you to not be ridiculously out of touch for a day.
Come on, you know you want to. Gotta show you have the mental capacity, too.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 8:52pm
Re:Ummm, the AA's don't support the bill. Are you such a shrill, hysterical loser that you rail against the AA's even though they don't have a dog in the fight? And you talk about their mental capacity? Who is stupid and out of touch? Good work, Einstein.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 8:54pm
Re: Re:I never said they supported the bill, did I?
You sure you're one to talk about mental capacity?
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 9:01pm
Re: Re: Re:Then what the fuck are you talking about?
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 10:34pm
Re: Re:>Are you such a shrill, hysterical loser that you rail against the AA's even though they don't have a dog in the fight?
Why not, you rail against Mike whether he writes the article or not.
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 2:52am
Re: Re:
the AA's don't support the bill
Only someone trying to misinform would say that....
they don't have a dog in the fight
Who bribes/lobbies/corrupts the government ?
IP , IP , IP the "AA"'s don't have a dog in that fight..
But ...but...but ( hey... am I wrong ? )
Ignorant LOSER or Someone trying to con people ?
Either way.. YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 6:25am
Re: Re: Re:Perhaps you can point to a letter or statement by the AA's demonstrating their support?
wvhillbilly (profile), 26 Apr 2012 @ 9:41am
Re: Re:You say the RIAA/MPAA don't support CISPA? If this is the case why were they so gung-ho to get SOPA/PIPA, ACTA and TPPA rammed through, even to the extent of doing everything in deepest secrecy? And they'd have done it if insiders to the plots hadn't leaked the news and triggered massive protests against these bills.
Now who's the shrill, hysterical loser?
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 9:43pm
Re: Re: Re:You are, Cletus. Have you read the bills you cite? Can you even read at that level? Maybe you'd like to compare and contrast the provisions of SOPA/PIPA, the two foreign trade agreements and the CISPA bills for us. And what secrecy are you babbling about? SOPA/PIPA and CISPA are all part of the Congressional Record. ACTA and TPP are widely reported on. I guess that since you live in WVA your internet consists of a dial-up modem connected to a tin can and string that you don't get the latest news. Get out of the doublewide, drive an hour to town and ask the librarian to read you a few articles on these subjects. Hell, turn it into a vacation and bring your wife/sister with you.
Anonymous Coward, 28 Apr 2012 @ 12:56pm
Re: Re: Re: Re:Reported on =/= being avaliable to look at, nor does it equal lack of secrecy. TPP is discussed in backdoor rooms, the only thing we know about it are the parts that have been leaked. It's being kept from the public.
This comment has been flagged by the community. Click here to show itAnonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 9:01pm
Re:By the way, loser- the Silicon Valley Leadership Group wrote a letter in favor of the bill. Google, Facebook, Yousendit, eBay (among others) are all members. But what the fuck, let's rant about the evil AA's instead.
The dude, 25 Apr 2012 @ 9:16pm
Re: Re:Name calling really strengthens your argument AC dude.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 9:35pm
Re: Re: Re:I think he's just pissy someone said that the *AA's were "out of touch". Typical shill fare.
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 7:26am
Re: Re: Re: Re:No I would have said the same thing if you went off on a nutty rant against the 4H for supporting CISPA when they did not.
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 3:43pm
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:I didn't go on any rant for anyone supporting CISPA. Just those supporting SOPA, PIPA, ACTA, TPP. Need I say more?
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 3:48pm
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:Oh, also, obligatory:
Umad, bro?
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 3:03am
Re: Re:WHY ?
Cause google etc... get 100% IMMUNITY
If they hand over all their databases to the government.
Google are guilty as you say( for NON-IP reasons )
Any corporation would agree to that...ffs
Naive to blame Google.
It should NOT have been offered to ANY corp.
BUT ... The "AA's" are guilty.
They have been pushing the cyber security of IP
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 7:30am
Re: Re: Re:Any corporation would agree to that...ffs
That's odd. There are a whole lot of companies (tens of thousands) who haven't agreed to support the bill. Including all of the studios and labels. You should talk to your doctor. I understand the new generation of anti-psychotic medications might really be helpful for you.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 8:30pmI would like to say this to the house, you are opening Pandora's house by being impatient. That is what you are doing. It doesn't matter how you frame Obama.
What is more dangerous than Obama vetoing CISPA is Obama signing the bill into law.
wvhillbilly (profile), 26 Apr 2012 @ 10:11am
Re:I wouldn't put it past Obama to sign CISPA, notwithstanding his promise to veto it. After all, he promised not to sign the NDAA with its provision of allowing arrest and indefinite detention of anyone on US soil for any reason and without any due process, then sneaked and signed it on Jan 2 when he probably thought nobody was looking.
The man is a liar and a sneak and has repeatedly ignored and violated the constitution with executive order after executive order many of which are unconstitutional on their face and all of which usurp the role of the congress.
I see the USA on a fast track to becoming a police state, and Obama doing everything he can to push it along as fast as he can. IMO,he ought to be impeached and booted out of office. He doesn't even meet the qualifications for president of the United States, and his "birth certificate" has been shown to be a heavily doctored fake.
boyIhopeIdon'tstartawarhere, 26 Apr 2012 @ 2:41pm
Re: Re:I'm gonna say that yes, the NDAA signing wasn't a brilliant move at all. However, the birth-certificate argument is really not the correct argument, seeing as how it's never "been shown to be a heavily doctored fake".
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 9:49pm
Re: Re:You are one stupid country fuck. I guess the years of inbreeding have reduced you to the mental capacity of one of the extras in "Deliverance". You WV rubes don't have family trees, you have wreaths. Mull that over awhile Goober.
Michael Long (profile), 25 Apr 2012 @ 8:37pmUhhh... isn't one of the primary sponsors of the bill of the bill a Democrat? As in, C.A. �Dutch� Ruppersberger (D-MD)?
Michael Long (profile), 25 Apr 2012 @ 8:39pm
Re:Too much wine with dinner tonight. That's, "Isn't one of the primary sponsors of the bill a Democrat?"
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 8:52pmThe primary sponsors are both from the Intelligence Committee. Micheal Rogers and C.A. �Dutch� Ruppersberger. However, the main person to start this bill was Micheal Rogers himself. Ruppersberger is the main "co" sponsor of this bill.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 9:24pm"away from finding a real solution"
Why do we need to find a 'real solution' to a non-existing problem.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 10:55pm
Re:Well... the problem is that IT experts are too lazy or incompetent to actually build secure systems in the first place.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 11:29pm
Re: Re:No, that would be the people who need to use security systems are too lazy to even bother setting it up.
Anonymous Coward, 25 Apr 2012 @ 11:35pm
Re: Re:It's probably not possible to implement an absolutely secure system that communicates with *anything* outside the system. When you're talking about something connected to the internet then you're even worse of, theoretical computer security increases with the complexity of the algorithm(s) used to secure it, practically speaking the more complicated the algorithms are the more likely human error is to occur and leave a whole in the system.
If you accept that some level of insecurity is inevitable and instead strive for the best possible security while maintaining good plans for when it fails, then that's the best you're going to get without introducing Big Brother legislation like this.
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 6:41am
Re: Re: Re:I have a completely secure system. It's turned off, disconnected from power, and up in the top of my closet.
John Fenderson (profile), 26 Apr 2012 @ 12:36pm
Re: Re: Re: Re:That's not a secure system. Someone could break into your closet and steal the system.
I suggest you embed the system in a large concrete block and store it on the ocean floor. Still not 100% secure, of course, but at least you'll only be vulnerable to the l33t.
That One Guy (profile), 25 Apr 2012 @ 11:39pm
Re: Re:Nah, that's not the problem at all. See, it doesn't matter how long they take to program a system, it's only 'perfect' until they then give the customers a go at it, and the massive tide of stupid comes crashing down, ruining their efforts.
So unless you're claiming that it's their fault for not knowing about, planning for, and programing against every single stupid thing a user could do with a given piece of software, then I really don't see how it could be entirely their fault.
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 7:07am
Re: Re:No. The problem is users are stupid, and no matter how secure you thing your system is, your users will always finds ways to break it.
There's an old IT joke that goes something like this:
Whenever the sysadmin crates a fool-proof system, they come up a new kind of fool to break it.
ThumbsUpThumbsDown (profile), 25 Apr 2012 @ 10:38pm
Are the pecuniary interests of current Copyright Holders immediate National Security Interests?Let's grant for a second that there are honerable, intelligent and well intentioned people whose calling is to be responsiblle each day and each second for the actual physical security of the the commonwealth.
So, why would such people, with full access to their best faculties, propose a Bill like CISPA, stuffed as is now widely known with the most adverse implications imaginable for the Constitutional Rights of every American?
If one is to take CISPA in isolation, one might say, "OOOOps! Must have been an oversight or some unintended consequences! Perhaps, an afterthought; or two."
But isn't this the same Political Establishment that produced PIPA, SOPA, and ACTA? And didn't those laws suffer from the same articulated abreviations of Constitutional Rights as CISPA? Isn't that EXACTLY why enraged Americans rejected those laws?
Is it impossible to believe that American National Security Proffessionals could not draft a narrowly taylord protocol granting the reasonable rights needed to address cybersecuriy risks of essential National Security assets?
Our problem is not CISPA or PIPA or SOPA or ACTA; but rather, our problem is with what lies behind the recurring totality of these laws: An American political class that tells Americans more clearly each day with each new legislative proposal, that they must accept some nullification of their Constitutional Rights in the interest of protecting existing pecuniary previledges of Intellectual Property distributors under current Copyright Law.
Josef Anvil (profile), 26 Apr 2012 @ 1:10am
Call the bluffIf it's going to be a partisan fight, then the Dems should just call the bluff and vote against the bill. Leave it up to the GOP to prove any damage from cybercrime.
Since most of Congress can't seem to even find Google on the web, what's the chance they would even recognize a cybercrime if it happened.
btw is CISPA supposed to stop identity theft or phishing? WTF are they even considering cybercrime? How does a cybercrime make planes fall from the sky? Congress should really stop using Hollywood writers to write the laws.
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 1:22am
Partisan politicsAint first past the post, two party politics great? All the show of democracy and nothing but pandering to commercial interests or the establishment: banks, media conglomerates, oil, et.al.
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 5:10amCISPA is becoming a repeat of the PATRIOT act. The PATRIOT act attacked our right to privacy and other freedoms, but the politicians HAD to keep on passing and extending it again and again, for fear of being blamed if another terrorist attack happened.
Democrats frankly should wise up and realize that republicans are going to blame any kind of attack on them, even if they weren't in charge when it happened, just like republicans blamed Clinton for 9/11 because he cut military spending (something republicans conveniently forgot Bush #1 did first, and even called it a peace dividend).
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 6:03amman, i can't wait till a plane goes down again. we are going to win so hard! - sen. turtle
Anonymous Coward, 26 Apr 2012 @ 8:11amI'm a Republican, and if the Democrats refuse to support CISPA and something terrible happens, I'll applaud them for not passing a miserable bill that probably wouldn't have prevented the terrible thing anyway.
I don't care about petty posturing and grandstanding, I want competently written laws!
Kevin (profile), 26 Apr 2012 @ 8:29pm
Poli TricksAhhh now we see what these so called pillars of society are really like.
One wonders if these name throwing twits behaved in the same manner when they were in diapers. Most probably.
let us all hop the Obama sticks to his promise and does the right thing and veto the whole bill.


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This is obscene on so many levels, but hardly surprising:
An elite federal program to recruit the cream of new graduates suddenly wants to know the applicants' views on the government's vaunted Economic Action Plan before they get a job interview.
The Accelerated Economist Training Program invites highly educated people to develop careers in the federal public service, starting at a senior level.
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In addition, this approach is extensible. When the declarations for the functions making up a class's interface are spread across multiple header files, it becomes natural for clients creating application-specific sets of convenience functions to cluster those functions into a new header file and to
#include that file as appropriate. In other words, to treat the application-specific convenience functions just like they treat the convenience functions provided by the author of the class. This is as it should be. After all, they're all just convenience functions.
Minimalness and Encapsulation
In Effective C++, I argued for class interfaces that are complete and minimal. Such interfaces allow class clients to do anything they might reasonably want to do, but classes contain no more member functions than are absolutely necessary. Adding functions beyond the minimum necessary to let clients get their jobs done, I wrote, decreases the class's comprehensibility and maintainability, plus it increases compilation times for clients. Jack Reeves has written that the addition of member functions beyond those truly required violates the open/closed principle, yields fat class interfaces, and ultimately leads to software rot. That's a fair number of arguments for minimizing the number of member functions in a class, but now we have an additional reason: failure to do so decreases a class's encapsulation.
Of course, a minimal class interface is not necessarily the best interface. I remarked in Effective C++ that adding functions beyond those truly necessary may be justifiable if it significantly improves the performance of the class, makes the class easier to use, or prevents likely client errors. Based on his work with various string-like classes, Jack Reeves has observed that some functions just don't "feel" right when made non-members, even if they could be non-friend non-members. The "best" interface for a class can be found only by balancing many competing concerns, of which the degree of encapsulation is but one.
Still, the lesson of this article should be clear. Conventional wisdom notwithstanding, use of non-friend non-member functions improves a class's encapsulation, and a preference for such functions over member functions makes it easier to design and develop classes with interfaces that are complete and minimal (or close to minimal). Arguments about the naturalness of the resulting calling syntax are generally unfounded, and adoption of a predilection for non-friend non-member functions leads to packaging strategies for a class's interface that minimize client compilation dependencies while maximizing the number of convenience functions available to them.
It's time to abandon the traditional, but inaccurate, ideas of what it means to be object-oriented. Are you a true encapsulation believer? If so, I know you'll embrace non-friend non-member functions with the fervor they deserve.
Thanks to Arun Kundu for asking the question that led to this article. Thanks also to Jack Reeves, Herb Sutter, Dave Smallberg, Andrei Alexandrescu, Bruce Eckel, Bjarne Stroustrup, and Andrew Koenig for comments on pre-publication drafts that weren't as good as they should have been. (That's why they were drafts.) Finally, great thanks to Adela Novak for organizing the C++ seminars in Lucerne (Switzerland) that led to the many hours on planes and trains that allowed me to write the initial draft of this article.
Scott Meyers is a recognized authority on C++; he provides consulting services to clients worldwide. He is the author of Effective C++, Second Edition (Addison-Wesley, 1998), More Effective C++ (Addison-Wesley, 1996), and Effective C++ CD (Addison-Wesley, 1999). Scott received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Brown University in 1993.


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LONDON (Reuters) - If you want a silly little love song, don't bother with Richard Thompson - the singer-songwriter does angst not amour.
Instead of beating hearts, flowers and sunny days, you get bitter break-ups, painful goodbyes, spite and the long walk home.
"You can write a song about relationships and it can be just a very polite, twee love song," Thompson told Reuters as he embarks on his latest tour with a new CD in hand.
"But I don't think that is doing justice to what usually happens to human beings."
Thompson should know. His separation from wife and singing partner Linda Thompson in the 1980s was accompanied by a final tour now renowned in music circles for its palpable tension.
He's had some 30 years of solo work since then, building on an already avid following in the United States, where he lives, and Britain, where he achieved early fame in the late 1960s as an original member of Fairport Convention.
His music is hard to define - something that pleases him. It is a mix of hard-driving bluesy folk, country and rock, which Thompson simply calls "tradition-based".
And it is accompanied by outstanding guitar work that has had him included in Rolling Stone magazine's Top 100 guitarists list.
But it is his dark lyrics, particularly his fascination with the fault lines of personal relationships, that define him for many fans.
"I grew up on (traditional) murder ballads," he said. "That seems normal to me. And pop seems light and fluffy."
One example is "I Misunderstood", a painful song about a man discovering his lover is saying goodbye, not good luck.
"It is two people in a conversation hearing different words, interpreting things completely differently," Thompson said. "She is not interested and he is. She keeps offering platitudes that he sees as encouragement. It happens all the time."
Thompson's new album "Electric" won't disappoint those who have become accustomed to such poetic melancholia.
The songs on it are by no means all dark. But there are plenty of lines like "At least she looked me in the eye, with her less than fond goodbye" and "When you thought I was winning the game, you came out and snuffed out the flame".
The album also come across slightly differently in that it highlights Thompson's guitar playing, in places providing a slightly heavier, rockier tone than some of his previous work.
In the meantime, he has embarked on a tour - Britain first, followed by a U.S. tour with country singers Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell.
Thompson says he attracts slightly different audiences in the two countries. In America, it is more of an alternative country crowd who might follow the likes of Lyle Lovett.
In Britain, it is a mix of old and new.
"For the most part, it is probably the audience that has been with me since the 60s (and Fairport Convention). That's a constant," he said.
But he added with a chuckle: "And a steady influx of young people, which is encouraging. We like that ... long consumer lives."
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200. Re: What PC to build?AlistairY Oct 13, 2010 3:57 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Many thanks for all the advice you give.
I currently use Premiere Pro with a Matrox card for editing DV but I hope to get CS5 in the near future with a view to switching to AVCHD. Based on what I have read in this forum I put together specifications for an editing computer and requested a quote from a supplier.
I requested:
They have responded with a quote incorporating the following. I find the details confusing so have included it in the hope that you can say ok or not.
Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R
Intel Core i7 930 2.8GHz
12 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 RAM or similar
Boot Drive
300/500GB? Hard Drive - 7200rpm, 16MB Cache, SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive
Video Storage
1 X 1TB SATA 3.0Gb/s
2 X 1TB SATA 3.0Gb/s RAID 0
Video storage
samsung hd103uj ?? Seems to be highly thought of
Something with plenty of cooling
Power Supply
reliable 850W
Corsair or CoolerMaster ??
DVD Burner
Blu-ray Disc Burner
LG GGW-H20L BR/DVD burner ??
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470
Windows 7 64-bit Pro?
The different motherboard worries me and I am not sure if the disks are suitable.
Cpu Intel lga1366 i7 930 - Quad core+Hyper-Threading / 8 threads , 2.88ghz box cpu / 3.06ghz turbo boost , 4.8GT/s - 1x QPi , VT-x , no VT-d + no TXT, no ASE , built-in tripple channel DDR3-1066 memory controler , support upto 24gb , 25.6GB/sec memory bandwidth , 45nm - 4x64k L1 + 1mb(4 x 256kb) L2 cache + 8mb L3 cache , with VT-x Motherboard ASUS Rampage 2 Extreme
LGA1366 mb ; with on-board extreme OC tweakIt , Dual BIOS , external debug LED poster , EL i/o , Voltminder LED ( cpu/mem/nb/sb voltage warning led ) , on-board on/off/clear CMOS switch , fanless heatpipe design , 16+2 phase power design , nVidia SLI / ATi coressfire ready ; intel X58+iCH10R , 6x tripple channel 2-phase DDR3 2000 ( support XMP upto 1.69v ) , 9 x s-ata2 with raid 0/1//0+1/5/10 ( 8 x SATA + 1 x e-SATA ) , 1 x parallel ata133 , on-board SupremeFX II ADI 2000B Dobly Digital live 7.1 audio with coaxial+optical S/Pdif out + dual gigabit lan + ieee1394a ; 1x pci , 2 x pci-e(1x) , 3 x pci-e 2.0 (16x+16x+1x or 16x+8x+8x ) - 1 x PS2 only for kb
Ram Corsair CMX6GX3M3A1333C9 , XMS 3 , with heatsink , 3 x 2Gb kit - support Intel XMP ( eXtreme Memory Profiles ) , ddr3-1333 ( PC3-10666 ) , CL9 , 1.5v - 240pin - lifetime warranty Hdd seagate barracuda 7200.12 st3500418as , 500gb, sata3G , 7200rpm, 16mb cache - 3 years warrenty Hdd seagate barracuda ES2 ST31000340NS / constellation ES ST31000524NS , dual processor + multi-drive firmware maximized , 500gb, sata3G , 7200rpm, 32mb cache, designed for 24x7 digital video surveillance or business-critical applications ( NAS , video surveillance … ETC ) - 5 years warrenty Case Coolermaster RC-690-KKN1 , CM690 black , No psu ( bottom placed psu design ) : tools free for Pci+3.5"+5.25" ; 2 x front usb + audio in/out + ieee1394 - 4/5x 5.25", 1/0 x 3.5" , 5x 3.5" hidden ( hdd side removable ) - 1 x front blue-led fan + 1 x rear 120mm fan + 1 x side 120mm fan upto 7 - atx PSU Corsair TX850 , Eps12V , ATX 12V V2.2 - 850w ( 12v : 840w ) , nvidia SLi ready , 80PLUS certified for energy saving , 24pin ( 4pin detachable ) , with active-PFC , 4 x 8pin (2+6) PCI-E power connectors , 8x SATA , 1x 140mm thermal controled fan ; with OCP, OVP, OPP, SCP, UVP - 5 years warranty - no power cord Blu-Ray LG BH10LS30 , Lightscribe , black , Dual Layer , Blu-Ray writer (10x) , 50/25/17/8.5/4.7GB : DL BD-RE , DL BD-R , DL dvd+R , dvd±r/rw ; SATA , 2mb buffer Gpu Asus ENGTX470/2DI/1280MD5 , HDMi ready , geforce GTX470 , 40nm , SLi support , Pci-E 2.0 16x , support HybridPower , 1.25Gb/1280mb 320bit DDR5 , support 3D Surround + DirectX 11+tessellation + shader model 5.0 + 32x AA ; max resolution 2560x1600 , HDCP Compliant , RoPs : 40 , 133.9Gb/sec memory transfer , 448 cuda cores @ 1.215Ghz ( pixel shader engine + vertex pipelines ) , core/memory : 607/3348mhz , 2x dvi + HDMi ( with dvi to d-sub converter )
Apologies for the level of detail but I don't know what to exclude.
201. Re: What PC to build?ruma bambusa Oct 25, 2010 12:30 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Hi, Urgent help requested
We are running a development project in East Timor,
Currently we are trying to put together a computer to run Premiere Pro CS5
one configuration we have been advised is
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD3R MB, Intel P55, DDR3 2000, PCI-Ex16, SATA3, USB 3.0
CPU: i7-870 Core i7 QUAD CORE CPU , 2.93 GHz, Socket LGA1156
Graphics Card: ATI HD 5750 PCI-E 2.0 1GB 128 bit GDDR5
Sound Card: Intergrated 7.1 HD Audio
Hard Disk Drive: 2 x 1.5TB Seagate SATA2 HDD in RAID 0 (SPEED)
RAM: 8 Gigabytes 1333 Mhz DDR3 (64Bit OS only)
Found at
or from
http://www.pcmarket.com.au/system-details.php?computersystem_id=2203&todo=switchview&newto page=true
or could you suggest changes from options available
202. Re: What PC to build?JaysonM-Y Oct 25, 2010 1:26 AM (in response to ruma bambusa)
if you're not gonna build it yourself, http://www.adkvideoediting.com/ is our trusted builders.
and for laptops, go Sager.
4 things i had trouble with
you need one more disk for your OS a 200-300gb vraptor(10k-15krpm) would do.
Processor - i7950 would be better
Ram - 12gb(3x2gb sticks) DDR3 @ 1600
Gfx Card - Nvidia gtx470
Also, you forgot to mention your budget.
203. Re: What PC to build?ruma bambusa Oct 25, 2010 6:09 PM (in response to JaysonM-Y)
Thanks for the feedback,
Yes we are not in a position here where we can afford to build ourselves (East Timor)
I will also need to use an Australian based company as this is where we need to get our supplies from
We are an NGO development program and fund are always tight and tightly monitored but a system that will work is essential
We are not making top end productions only information and education materials to use locally
I will check your suggestions with the suppliers that I can locate
Any further feedback greatly appreciated
204. Re: What PC to build?JaysonM-Y Oct 25, 2010 7:27 PM (in response to ruma bambusa)
LOL we used to post a pic of one of my friends from australia upside down on our profiles.
That nostalgia being revived, if it's your choice going with a budget of USD 2,000(I'm not sure the pricing thar in the outback) would be good.... Then the others(guys on teh forum) could help you specify the best hardware.... btw, you might wanna start a new thread.
205. Re: What PC to build?mikeklar Oct 30, 2010 8:40 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I would appreciate it if you or somone here would comment on the component selection I am planning to use to build a new workstation.
CPU - Intel Core i7 950 3.06 GHz
CPU Fan - Not yet decided
Motherboard - ASUS Rampage III Extreme
Tower - Cooler Master 922
Memory - DDR3 1600 MHz
System Drive - Raptor 10000 RPM VelociRaptor WD 3000 BLFS 300 GB
Caching and Program Drive - Seagate 7200 RPM 1.5 TB (extra one in my stock)
Power Supply - Antec TPQ-1000 TruPower Quattro 1000 watt
Four hard drives at 2TB eatch to be configured as RAID5 - Seagate 7200 RPM
RAID card- Adaptec RAID 3405 (moved from existing computer)
Video card - nVIDIA Quattro FX 3800 (moved from existing computer)
BluRay - LG BH10
DVD Burnger
Two SSD drives for caching- not yet decided
I'd be interested in comments about the ASUS Rampage III Extreme. My reason for choosing it is the two extra SATA ports with 6.0 Gp/s as well the USB 3.0 ports. In addition the ability to tweak the clocking.
206. Re: What PC to build?flbreen Oct 31, 2010 5:03 AM (in response to mikeklar)
My olny concern is that the case is large enough to provide a 1 inch gap between the video card and the drive bays.
In the PC is asembled this summer the video card was so long that there was no gap.
It was hard to push the video card in and all the power lines and some SATA lines had to run over the video card.
207. Re: What PC to build?mikeklar Oct 31, 2010 7:22 AM (in response to flbreen)
Your point is one I did consider when selecting this case, having gone through this a couple of months ago with a nVIDIA's Quattro FX 4800 card which did not fit into my existing tower. This case is 3.5 inches deeper than the one I have now and the hard drives are placed sideways so that the cabling does not extend into the case. I selected it in part due to the location it will have to occupy and the manner in which it vents. The biggest turnoff is the "red LED lit front fan", which, hopefully can be turned off, I mean the LED not the fan.
Your point is of importance as I expect to add another video card and this time one without compromize.
Thank you for your input.
208. Re: What PC to build?Dave514 Nov 22, 2010 9:42 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I'm in a position to build a new video editing coomputer for CS5. My budget is $2500. I have the CS5. Was thiiiiiiiiiiikng of getting two Hard Drives each two TB and mirroring them. Your thoughts please.
209. Re: What PC to build?bad Timing Nov 22, 2010 10:04 AM (in response to Dave514)
We purchased all new equipment this year. We do not have the time or
expertise to build a computer. So we buy them. The 4 computers we
purchased were all Dell Alien Auroras. We felt they were a low cost
option and their operation has been flawless. Some have the 920 and
some the 980x processors. They accommodate 4 hard drives. You can
purchase them with the RAID 1 option. We use RAID 0 without an issue.
But, we store nothing on the computers. With the 920 processor and
12 gb ram they cost about $2,200.
If the reason you are using RAID 1 is because you are storing the data
on your computer we would not use the standard 2tb drives. We prefer
enterprise hard drives. They cost considerably more (2 1/2 x ) , but
there should never be an issue. For storage we prefer RAID 6 NAS.
That is another subject altogether. Western Digital WDRE4 - GP
WD2002FYPS is a common choice. Be certain they were made after May
2010 for some pretty important upgrades.
Good luck to you.
210. Re: What PC to build?bad Timing Nov 22, 2010 10:14 AM (in response to ruma bambusa)
For editing, we believe a gaming computer is a clear choice. They are extremely fast for their price. We are using 4 Dell Alienware Auroras. We feel good about letting Dell do the engineering. They are easy to buy, dependable, competitively priced, and fast. With Dell Alienware, there is a large user base to lean on if you have a problem. We have had "0" problems in this first year of operation.
211. Re: What PC to build?Dave514 Nov 22, 2010 11:00 AM (in response to bad Timing)
Thanks for your input. Working with CS5 I
need very speifc Nvidia Graphics Cards that optimize the
workflow not offered by Dell.
212. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Nov 22, 2010 11:34 AM (in response to Dave514)
the answer is no
you need a minimum of 3 drives
2) Work drive (can be raid 0,3,5,6)
3) final output/render (can be raid 0,3,5,6)
raid 1 (mirror) is pointless use an external to back up to...
also there are far far better choices for the $ than Alienware where you would actually get support for Adobe...
the cheap Aurora's (which aint cheap once built out for editing) use MATX boards.pretty sad for editing stations
213. Re: What PC to build?bad Timing Nov 22, 2010 12:11 PM (in response to Dave514)
We order the Fermi cards already installed. It is not any special order.
214. Re: What PC to build?Biker2 Nov 23, 2010 9:29 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Have you seen this Motherboard from Supermicro, also has the dual CPU support as well Supermicro H8SGL E-ATX, G34 Socket, One Eight/Twelve-Core support, AMD Opteron 6100 series CPU, 128GB DDR3 1333MHz, SATA AMD SP5100 Controller, Dual Port Gigabit Ethernet, Matrox G200.
215. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Nov 23, 2010 9:46 AM (in response to Biker2)
to be as blunt as possible!
nothing AMD has can beat Intel price or performance.
216. Re: What PC to build?Neostim Dec 9, 2010 10:34 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I, like most others in this thread am building a custom PC (for someone), the only problem is the budget is $1,850 CAD after taxes and shipping, so it's a bit more limited, I had some questions:
In the minimum requirements it lists RAID 0, is this to be a dedicated drive for rendering only? I was planning on doing a RAID 0 (500GB drives) and an OS Drive (500GB), as well as a storage drive (2TB), does this make sense, would all cache/rending point to the RAID 0?
I'm getting the GTX 470, with using this graphics card and CUDA, does this mean it no longer uses the CPU at all, or does it use the CPU and GPU now to do the processing of the video?
The components I'm looking at getting are as follows, right now it's a bit over budget, so I'm looking at possibly going with a less expensive motherboard and going down to 8GB ram.
Graphics Card - EVGA GTX 470
CPU - Core I7 @ 3.06Ghz
Motherboard - Asus P6X58D-E
Raid 0 - 2 x 500GB Seagate 7200rpm drives
OS Drive - 1 x 500GB Seagate 7200rpm drive
Media Storage - 1 x 2TB Western Digital Green drive
RAM - 12GB - G.Skill ripjaws Series 12GB (3 x 4GB)
Case - Cooler Master RC-690-KKN1-GP
Power Supply - CMPSU-750TX 750W (I've got to take a look at this, might not be enough)
Blu-Ray Burner - LG WH10LS30K
OS - Win7 Prof 64bit
Right now this is totalling around $1,950. First of all, does this setup look decent? It matches a lot of the others I've seen, I'm just not sure on the hard drive setup, Power Supply, and if the graphics card is doing all the work, maybe I could bump down the CPU a bit.
Thanks to anyone who replies!
217. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Dec 9, 2010 12:19 PM (in response to Neostim)
In an editing rig, NEVER use green disks. Get full 7200 RPM disks only. Try to avoid using mid towers, better go for full size towers.
218. Re: What PC to build?Neostim Dec 9, 2010 3:15 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Thanks for the reply! I'll look for a bigger tower, hopefully there is one in the same price range.
I'm curious on the green drive, you definitely know better then I, but I wanted to ask. If media is being stored on it, why the need for 7200rpm? I understand if your actively converting to a drive then you need speed, but once your project is done, do you typically store it on a usb drive or slower large drive, or is that demand for speed still there during playback (in the case of uncompressed video I guess?)
Thanks again for the input
Any input on the hardware I'm using, does it at look OK overall?
219. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Dec 9, 2010 3:23 PM (in response to Neostim)
Let's get the first obstacle out of the way: USB drives are ONLY good for backups, nothing else.
Green disks: about 30 - 40% slower than normal 7200 SATA disks. Imagine a timeline with 5 video tracks, a couple of audio tracks and a single disk is hard pressed to supply the data, even if they are static, to the CPU at a sufficient rate, especially if the fill rate goes up.
If you are talking not about a media drive but about an export drive, then a green disk is OK, speed is no longer important.
220. Re: What PC to build?Neostim Dec 9, 2010 3:46 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Ahhh, the one time I don't copy my message before hitting submit and it logs me out and I lose it
I did mean an export disk (assuming that means where you store your media when your done editing and it's been converted to it's final format).
To be honest I know nothing about adobe premier, I've done research to understand what the requirements are and different recommended setups, I guess the biggest thing I'm grasping at is the hard drives, and I think it's because I don't understand the workflow, I'm planning:
500GB 7200rpm - OS/Page File
RAID 0 / 2 x 500GB 7200rpm - I assume this is where you would keep all your projects as you were working on them for rendering/editing etc.. ? I know it's a requirement for Premier CS5, but it didn't really go into detail on what's to be stored on it.
2TB - I assumed the user of the machine would need somewhere to store his finished work, if this isn't needed, or a 7200rpm 1TB drive would be better, I can absolutely change it.
Thanks again for the reply, I really appreciate it, I just want to be sure I get the hardware and configuration right, so I don't buy all these parts and realize I should have orderex x instead of y
...I'm copying and pasting this one just in case
221. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Dec 9, 2010 4:04 PM (in response to Neostim)
I suggest to create a new thread with your questions. I'll be happy to answer them, but more people may benefit from the discussion that in an old thread like this one.
222. Re: What PC to build?Neostim Dec 10, 2010 4:55 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Will do... for anyone who happens to follow the thread in the future, my new thread is at http://forums.adobe.com/thread/763808?tstart=0
223. Re: What PC to build?Richard Peoples Feb 2, 2011 7:20 AM (in response to Neostim)
I just had a very similar system built, same CPU, Graphics and Mother Board. I would suggest, 24Gb ram (it is cheap right now) and this Mother Board supports eSata 6.0, I would use a couple of WD Black 6.0 1Tb drives in Raid 0 for Video storage. That is my setup and it works like a charm.
224. Re: What PC to build?ItsGregHere Feb 2, 2011 10:19 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Hi Harm,
I'm about to get a PC built for home video editing. Are there any changes to your orginal post you'd make/suggest now given the time that has pasted since then. It's a great post.
225. Re: What PC to build?Chuck A. McIntyre Feb 3, 2011 6:17 AM (in response to ItsGregHere)
I would start here:
This chart will provide a picture of the top performing hardware suitable for Premiere Pro CS5. Choose your desired performance level, take note of the hardware and price it out on a website like newegg.com.
Personally, I would go with an Intel 980x processor, 24GB of RAM and an Nvidia GTX 580 card to power MPE.
Scott with ADK likes Mushkin RAM. One needs to consider recommendations from someone who builds video editing computers for a living. Personally, I have been using RAM purchased online from Crucial over the years without issues.
If you don't want to build the system yourself, have Eric with ADK build one for you. There is a big difference between going with a system builder specializing in gaming computers and one who majors in building video editing computers.
I favor the Gigabyte motherboards, but a lot of guys like Asus.
Harm has some great advice related to overclocking and hard drive configurations.
226. Re: What PC to build?ItsGregHere Feb 3, 2011 1:09 PM (in response to Chuck A. McIntyre)
Hi Chuck - that CPU looks top of the range - I was more interested in the "economical" range (based on Harm's original post terminology) - we only do video editing say once every month or two after a holiday/trip, and then come back and try to reasonable job (not professional by any means) of pulling the best parts together. We use Adobe Premiere & Photoshop. The file types we seem to have currently are:
- *.dv - from our older (a few years old) digital video camera
- *.mts - from the video from our new digital video camera, that takes reasonable video
Currently based on reading to date (not too much yet) is something like:
* CPU / Motherboard
- Not sure (was thinking ASUS for motherboard, but model depends on CPU no doubt?)
- what sort of CPU/motherboard do you think these days fits into the Economical (not professional) category at the moment?
- Re CPU the list from our local shop is: http://www.umart.com.au/pro/products_listnew.phtml?id=10&bid=2&id2=13
* Memory - get lots it seems - I was thinking 12GB initially
* Video Card - not sure whether we need something flash given the video formats we are dealing with (see above)? Someone suggested nVidia GTX470 or a Quadro card for Adobe Premiere work...
* Disk Drives
- dedicated system drive
- video drives - wanted to have data protection (and apparently Drobo's etc are not good for performance) so two (or three) SATA drives here in a RAID 5 configuration I was thinking? Not sure if there are any tips & tricks here to be aware of re RAID 5 usage with video editing?
* O/S - Win7 64bit - Home Premium or Pro? perhaps just go for Pro?
227. Re: What PC to build?Chuck A. McIntyre Feb 3, 2011 2:12 PM (in response to ItsGregHere)
Go with Win 7 64 Professional. Make sure it's 64, which is something I'm sure you already know. If you spend a little extra money, you will get something that is a pleasure to edit on. If you want to reduce the price a little bit, you should go with high rated non-green 1TB hard drives for your media drives. You could probably get by with a Corsair 750 watt power supply, but it's a good idea to check that out in one of the many online power supply calculators.
This would make for a decent system and it's somewhat mid-range:
newegg Intel Core i7-950 Bloomfield 3.06GHz LGA 1366 130W Quad-Core Processor BX80601950
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115211&cm_re=i7-950-_-19-115-211- _-Product
GIGABYTE GA-X58A-UD3R LGA 1366 Intel X58 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
12GB kit (4GBx3) US $149.99
Part #: CT3KIT51264BA1339 • DDR3 PC3-10600 • CL=9 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR3-1333 • 1.5V • 512Meg x 64 •
COOLER MASTER HAF X RC-942-KKN1 Black Steel/ Plastic ATX Full Tower Computer Case
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Now: $199.99
CORSAIR HX Series CMPSU-850HX 850W ATX12V 2.3 / EPS12V 2.91 80 PLUS SILVER Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply
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GIGABYTE GV-N470OC-13I GeForce GTX 470 (Fermi) 1280MB 320-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125331&cm_re=gtx_470-_-14-125-331 -_-Product
Western Digital VelociRaptor WD1500HLFS 150GB 10000 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive
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Now: $124.99
Western Digital Caviar Black WD2001FASS 2TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive -Bare Drive
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Now: $169.99 x2= 339.98
228. Re: What PC to build?ItsGregHere Feb 6, 2011 1:47 AM (in response to Chuck A. McIntyre)
excellent - thanks for this Chuck
229. Re: What PC to build?Sebastian C. Mar 10, 2011 11:03 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I just bought a laptop not too long ago and instead of purchasing something new, is there any way I can improve the performance of what I have? I mostly use my laptop for editing photos, but I now want to work with the highest resolution of video that I can. I noticed AE and Pr are a bit sluggish with the HD video I've been playing with. Here's what I have for my laptop:
- Quad Core Intel Core i7 processor (1.73GHz) with Turbo Boost Technology (2.93GHz)
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
- 8GB of DDR3 RAM & 500GM Serial ATA HDD
- NVIDIA GeForce GT 310M (512MB) Graphics
- External Hardrive 1TB, eSATA, USB 2.0
- CS4 Master Collection
I also have a few other questions:
- In the AE Memory and Multiprocessing preferences, if I have 8GB of RAM, how much is suggested I leave for other applications? I'm probably only going to have the Firefox browser running, if anything.
- How much should I allocated to each CPU for rendering multiple frames simultaneously? Right now I have 0.5 GB per CPU.
- For Multiprocessing, how many, if any, CPUs should I leave for other applications? It's at 0 now.
- Should I use my local disk drive or my external hardrive to run AE and Pr? Would it make much of a difference?
I've tried playing with the settings, but I really don't know what I'm doing and I haven't found anything that really helps.
230. Re: What PC to build?Bill Gehrke Mar 10, 2011 4:00 PM (in response to Sebastian C.)
I would suggest you start a new discussion rather than get into such an old existing discussion.
And about your external disk which way are you using it?
231. Re: What PC to build?Sebastian C. Mar 10, 2011 4:39 PM (in response to Bill Gehrke)
Hello Bill,
Thank you for your response. I didn't know if it would be considered rude to start a new thread when one already exists. There's a lot of participation in this thread and I didn't think anyone would mind if I asked a few related questions.
The external disk is new and I haven't used it for anything yet. I was thinking of using it for storage/back-up. If you think it would be best used for something else, I'm very open to ideas.
Do you have any suggestions?
232. Re: What PC to build?Sebastian C. Mar 13, 2011 10:00 AM (in response to Sebastian C.)
Someone was able to help me in another forum. I'd thought I'd post his response here, in case someone else has similar specs and searching for answers on performance.
Copla_XT wrote:
For 8gb of ram, I'd leave at least 2gb for other applications. I don't know what plugins you use for Firefox, but that should work. If you have 4 cores, leave one for other programs. Minimum allocated for per CPU, 1gb should work well, maybe 2. Personally, I like longer ram preview over faster rendering. I like to see more than a couple seconds.
I tried it and it works so much better than the default settings. I hope this helps someone.
233. Re: What PC to build?IAD_Productions Mar 16, 2011 5:01 AM (in response to Sebastian C.)
Good morning, I am building a custom workstation for a friend that shoots with a Sony EX1 camera and edits footage from that, P2 and AVCHD together in the same timelines.
I have read that it is recommended that you have dual hexa-core motherboards for this, but all the motherboards that support dual-hex CPUs are for servers and lack a number of the features this user needs such as USB 3, eSATA, on-board high quality sound. Plus, if Adobe is serious about the Mercury Playback Engine, I would think maxing out the Quadro card would be money better spent than on a second CPU, plus I thought video encoding wasn't very threadable so having 12 / 24 threads on slower processors wouldn't be effecient compared to 6/12 threads of a faster processor?
I would like to run the spec of the workstation I have planned to build my friend to see what you think.
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Antec Twelve Hundred V3 Tower case
Antec HCP-1200 Powersupply
ASUS Rampage III Extreme LGA 1366 Intel X58 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
Intel Core i7-990X Extreme Edition Gulftown 3.46GHz 6 x 256KB L2 Cache 12MB L3 Cache LGA 1366 130W Six-Core Desktop Processor BX80613I7990X
24 GB 1600 DDR3 RAM Corsair Vengeance 4GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9
PNY VCQ5000-PB Quadro 5000 2.5GB 320-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Workstation Video Card
ASUS DVD – LightSCRIBE
Pioneer Black 6X BD-R 2X BD-RE 8X DVD+R 6X BD-ROM 4MB Cache SATA Internal Blu-ray Burner Blu-ray Burner BDR-206MBK
256 GB SSD OS and Software Drive
2 TB Backup & Update Install Drive, Tutorials, work, Docs.
2 2 TB Raid for Work Files
256 GB SSD for SWAP and ADOBE CACHE
Multi Card Reader
Thank you for your help,
234. Re: What PC to build?iijohnnyii Apr 10, 2011 10:45 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Do you have a list of up to date components that you recommend for a new rig? Thanks for all the great info that you have put out.
235. hardware setupgavingo2000 Apr 11, 2011 1:36 AM (in response to iijohnnyii)
Good day.
I'm trying to setup a computer that can run adobe master collection cs5.
Is this ok?
Intel Core i7 2600 Processor
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD4-B3 Motherboard
Intel P67 chipset
4 x DD3 DIMM slot
Build-in Raid 0 and Raid 1
High Definition Audio (up to 7 Channel)
Build in LAN (support up to Gigabit LAN)
Support 2xSATA 6GB/S; and 4xSATA 3Gb/s connection; 2x eSATA; 6xUSB 2.0; 2xUSB 3.0 ports
1 x Intel 120Gb SSD (for OS win7 professional)
2 x Seagate 2TB XT Barracuda Series 7200rpm hard drive
GTX570 Sonic 1280Mb GDDR 5320-bit
Gavin Go
236. Re: What PC to build?jsm1963 Apr 13, 2011 11:25 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
237. Re: What PC to build?Bill Gehrke Apr 13, 2011 1:22 PM (in response to jsm1963)
The only problem is the 8 GB of memory because it is using all 4 slots with no expansion room. You really need 4 GB RAM modules.
238. Re: What PC to build?RjL190365 Apr 13, 2011 5:32 PM (in response to Bill Gehrke)
Very true, Bill.
That custom-built has a total of only 8GB, and has no available DIMM slots for expansion. It should have had two 4GB DIMMs instead.
239. Re: What PC to build?Skulltrail Editing Oct 30, 2011 12:17 PM (in response to ruma bambusa)
I only build xeon rigs i can help you with that.
Xeon cpu work great but cost a lot of money


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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Several members of the Yale women's gymnastics team were presented with awards at the team's annual end-of-season banquet. Senior Lindsay Andsager, senior Tara Feld, senior Stephanie Goldstein, sophomore Joyce Li and freshman Brittney Sooksengdao were awarded special honors for their influence on this year's successes.
Feld, Li and Sooksengdao each received Outstanding Contribution Awards for their fantastic performances in 2013. Feld had a phenomenal senior campaign, competing in the all-around in every meet this season. She won the Ivy championship on the floor exercise, pacing the field with a score of 9.825. In her best all-around meet of the season against Bridgeport, Brown and URI, she broke her own school record on the vault, scoring a stratospheric 9.900 as part of a personal-best 38.950 score in the all-around. She was named the ECAC Co-Gymnast of the Week for her spectacular performance. Feld wrapped up her senior season at the USAG Collegiate Nationals, scoring a 9.575 on the floor to finish 11th. Feld was also given a Four-Year Senior Varsity Award.
Sooksengdao was a revelation for the Bulldogs during her freshman season. Competing on beam, floor and vault in all but one meet, she consistently delivered big routines for the Bulldogs. In the meet against Bridgeport, Brown and URI, she scored a 9.800 on the vault, tying for sixth on Yale's all-time high scores. The indisputable highlight of her freshman season, however, was her electric performance at the ECAC championships. Obliterating her previous personal best of 9.650, she scored a 9.850 on the beam to win Yale's first individual ECAC championship since 2010.
Li was among Yale's most consistent performers of the 2013 season. She competed all-around in every meet this season, exceeding 38.000 in all but two meets. She won the all-around in the SCSU/Ithaca meet, scoring a 38.375. At the Ivy Classic, she delivered a career-high 38.700 to finish third. For her consistently excellent performance, Li was named an alternate to the 2013 NCAA regional championships, a truly impressive achievement.
The team's three seniors each received Four-Year Senior Varsity Awards. Andsager finished her Yale career with another series of masterful performances on the uneven parallel bars. At the Ivy Classic, she tied for second with a 9.800. Against Bridgeport, Brown and URI, she finished third with a season-high 9.825. She finished her Yale career at the ECAC championships, where she tied for eight with a 9.700.
Goldstein was given the Captain's Award for Leadership for her calming presence as captain and consistent performance (she competed all-around in each meet). In addition to her added responsibilities as captain, Goldstein also had her best season as a Bulldog, posting career-best scores in four categories. One of these personal-bests came in the second-to-last meet of her career, against William & Mary, where she scored a 9.750 on the beam to finish second in that meet.
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The Gilmer National Bank Board of Directors honored one of their own Tuesday, Feb. 12, when they acknowledged 40 years of service to the bank by William F. Patterson, the former chairman of the board.
"Bill was elected to the board March 21, 1972, and elected chairman July 17,1990," Edwin "Pete" Herrmann told the stockholders in remarks Tuesday. Feb. 12. "He served during the terms of six different bank presidents: Bill Buie, Malcolm Smith, Max McPeek, Kenneth Stewart, Gary Patterson and Larry Cowan."
The last three were all in attendance at the presentation.
President Larry Cowan presented Patterson with an acrylic plaque honoring his years of service, and chairman Herrmann with an engraved Rolex watch. His wife and children were present for the ceremonies.
When Patterson was elected to the board, the bank was known as the Farmers and Merchants National Bank and was located one block from the square in what is now the Tax Assessor Collector's office. He presided as chairman over the move to the current location of the Gilmer National Bank off U.S. 271 North in Gilmer, when Kenneth Stewart was the president.
Herrmann underscored the changes the bank has undergone in these 40 years. In 1972, the bank had assets of $9 million, loans of $4 million, and deposits of $8 million. The bank disbursed $25,000 to stockholders in dividends.
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In a bid to demonstrate demand for a PC release for Grand Theft Auto 5, fans have amassed an impressive amount of support.
In a rather sweetly heartfelt change.org petition, eager gamers pleaded with Rockstar Games to confirm a PC release for the highly anticipated title.
Rockstar would be stupid not to release GTA5 on PC, I have a feeling they are just releasing it later like GTA4 but this time to make sure it's a lot better!
40.000 vs. 30+ Millions of console owner... U py guys will have the game sometimes later.
Eh... I don't really like purchasing their games on PC anyways because they're always so polluted with DRM and are typically sloppy ports (GTAIV has 4 types of DRM, the most of any game I've ever seen).
That being said, it should still come to PC. There are plenty of people who will put up with it.


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I purchased this bike rack a couple of months back just after I bought a new road bike and I just noticed that this bike rack is ruining the paint job just under the seat I contacted customer service and still have received a response back yet to resolve this matter. Do not buy this bike rack
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Works great for 2 adult and 2 children's bikes.
Only gave 4 stars because while the Axis 4 is a very sturdy and easy to use rack with the wide arms it can be like a jig saw puzzle to get bikes to fit on properly. This is especially true for bikes needing a bike bar, step through type bikes in paticular. Another problem when utilizing a bike bar is that the cross bar strap lines up where bike bar meets seat making it somewhat difficult to strap down. Once bikes are on the rack they hold really well, did notice some sway especially when going over bumps. Just to play it safe when loaded with 4 bikes since only have 1 1/4 receiver I added extra straps to assist in holding up weight as notice about a 1 inch extra distance between hitch and back of car, extra strapping definitely helps lessen sway/movement. Rack is extremely light and easy to get on and off hitch. Support is definitely a plus as when received hitch one arm wasn't holding tight which was due to one thumb screw was 1/16 of inch shorter, contacted company and was immediately sent out 2 new thumb screws. All in all I am quite happy with the Axis 4 and would recommend it.
Great product and easy to use. I don't know long-term quality but so far so good.
Easy assembly & it's easy to get the bikes on and off
With a growing family I needed the ability to cart around 4 bikes and this bike rack does exactly that. It's light-weight, appearance looks great, and works just like it is intended too. I have used it will all 4 bikes on it and never felt as if I needed to check it. The tilt feature works great to still be able to get items or the dog in/out of the vehicle while leaving the rack on the vehicle. Being able to buy a quality product like this one from Saris, I know I won't have the need for another one in the future as this one will keep doing its job.
We absolutely love our new bike rack, flips up when not in use. Fast shipping
I bought this rack about a month ago and it has been a great value! It came assembled and easy to install and is built quite well considering the price. The only thing I wish it came with is straps for the front wheel to keep it in place.
I bought this because I have been a fan of Saris since I learned about mounts. My only complaint is that they sell a security bolt, but looking at the instructions, there is a simple to circumvent that security measure. I also hope there was a way to remove the straps to put bikes that are unique.
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Bethany Cosentino of 'Best Coast' — Crush of the Day
Our obsession with indie rock chicks continues today with crush-worthy singer/guitarist/songwriter Bethany Cosentino. This sexy and talented brunette fronts the Los Angeles-based low-fi rock band 'Best Coast.'Cosentino has an unmistakable voice: sweet and subtle, it blends perfectly with the band's fuzzy, guitar-driven garage rock sound. Plus, we love watching the leggy singer perform. She's magnetic on stage, with a sexy girl-next-door quality that reminds us of famous hotties like Zoe Deschanel.
Cosentino started 'Best Coast' with multi-instrumentalist Bobb Bruno in 2009. The band has released two well–received albums, including their latest, 'The Only Place,' which hit stores in May. The new record features a somewhat more polished sound than their 2010 release 'Crazy for You,' but it still features Cosentino's catchy songwriting and pleasing, hypnotic vocals.
Check out Cosentino rocking out in the new clip for the band's latest single, 'Do You Love Me Like You Used To.'


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The M22 Warrior is a high-output tactical flashlight with a tail switch and a family of optional tactical accessories. The newest, highly efficient CREE XM-L2 LED cuts through the dark, throwing an absolutely blazing 950 lumens out to a thousand feet. Powered by two CR123A batteries, the M22 features three brightness levels and a strobe mode, easily set by the mode selector built into the head. The tail switch allows momentary activation as well as clicking on and off. The knurled, hard anodized aircraft-grade aluminum body prevents rolling and works perfectly with the various tactical techniques for employing a light, including the Harries, FBI, neck index, and cigar methods, among others. Available accessories provide even more flexibility for mounting the light to weapons and utilizing a pressure switch. When you need maximum light output in a compact tactical flashlight, reach for the M22.
Key Features:
- Three brightness levels from 20 to 950 lumens, plus a strobe mode
- Multi-function clicky tail switch with momentary activation and on/off, along with quick access directly to the brightest level and the blinding strobe mode
- Memory function to remember the last power setting used, easily changed via a mode selector built into the head
- Latest top-of-the-line, highest-performing, single-die CREE XM-L2 LED
- Aircraft-grade aluminum body with anti-scratch type III hard anodizing, pocket clip, and crenelated stainless steel striking bezel
- Reverse polarity protection to prevent improper battery installation and thermal management to avoid overheating
Technical Specs:
MODE 1 MODE 2 MODE 3 950 lumens 250 lumens 20 lumens 1 hrs 3 hrs 30 hrs 1,001 ft / 305m 23,256 cd IPX-8 (waterproof up to 2 meters) 6.6 ft / 2m Cree XLamp XM-L2 2x CR123A or 1x 18650 5.7 in / 144mm 5.15 oz / 146g (excluding batteries) 1.61 in / 41mm
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Posts Tagged 'Santa Cruz Boardroom'
On The Road With Flip part 3
Next stop on the tour was the Zumiez signing in Visalia, CA. Hundreds of people showed up chanting "FLIP," the mall security didn't let people take photos in the mall (dicks as usual) and the crew had an epic time eating Apple Annie's breakfast feast in the morning. After we left Visalia we headed north to Santa Cruz to visit NHS, raid the warehouse (thanks Jordan!) and have a signing at the Santa Cruz Boardroom. This was where the crowd chaos really got to high levels and the crew was fucking stoked! Hats off to the people of Santa Cruz. You guys kill it!! Andy Roy and Jason Jessee even had a chance to stop by and say what's up. On Friday we made our way to Redwood City to skate Langi's local skatepark. Rain was upon us, but luckily we got in a solid session before the storm hit and got to chow down on 100 Chipotle burritos while Flip flow rider, Auby Taylor tried bs tail kickflip out on the gnarly tranny wall. Big thanks to Zumiez, NHS and the Santa Cruz Boardroom. Stay tuned for part 4…


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Name: Mitch Reed
Age: 17
Hometown: Aspen, Colorado
Local Mountain: Aspen/Snowmass resorts
Height: 5'7″
Weight: 145 pounds
Stance: Goofy. Eighteen degrees front, negative-twelve rear, and 23.5 inches wide.
Hook-ups: Burton, Anon, Analog, Aspen/Snowmass
Results: First place, Hot Dawgs And Handrails
Film: Moment Of Truth/F.O.D.T., The Brightest Sound/Warior Films, 411VM
1. JP Solberg
3. Marc Frank Montoya
Mitch Reed showcased his technical side and took first place at Mack Dawg's preseason jib event, Hot Dawgz And Handrails up at Bear Mountain. But it's the Aspen local's unmistakably smooth Colorado style that has already landed him in TransWorld a few times previously.-C.D.