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1. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Mar 17, 2010 7:49 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Very nice little guide!
the only thing i would make comment on.
the 860 and 920/930 are the same price.
the boards for each are only $30 apart. (p55 being slightly less)
so the cost of a P55 vs X58 are not that big a jump.
4 vs 6 gig or 8 vs 12gig not a big stretch..
however for many the 860 is more than they need. (DV, HDV)
FYI the 860 overclocks very nicely to 3.6GHz without voltage increases.
As to the Apple my biggest reason for not recommending them to clients right now is not about cost or choices.
its all about OSX inability to properly mutli-thread.
at least Adobe is much better on an Apple right now that Final Cut! FC is rather embarressing.
2. Re: What PC to build?jyeager11 Mar 17, 2010 8:40 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I was on the verge of pulling the trigger on this deal :
http://www2.dell.com/ca/en/home/desktops/desktop-studio-xps-9000/pd.aspx?refid=desktop-stu dio-xps-9000&s=dhs&cs=cadhs1&~oid=ca~en~70702~studio-xps-9000-en-feat_3~~
From $1,938
You Save $440
Now $1,498 (before taxes)
Then a friend looked around for me and assembled this hypothetical build :
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Edition 64BIT Dvd OEM
•Limit 5 per customer.
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $145.87 $145.87
Western Digital WD1001FALS Caviar Black 1TB SATA2 7200RPM 4.2MS 32MB 3.5IN Dual Proc Hard Drive OEM
•Limit 5 per customer.
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $98.88 $98.88
XFX Radeon HD 5850 XXX Edition 755MHZ 1GB GDDR5 4.5GHZ 2XDVI HDMI Display Port PCI-E Video Card
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $334.80 $334.80
LG BH10LS30 Bluray Writer 10X BD-R 16X DVD-RW Lightscribe SATA Retail Box
•Limit 2 per customer.
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $169.88 $169.88
Asus P6T X58 ATX LGA1366 DDR3 3PCI-E16 PCI-E1 2PCI CrossFire SLI SATA2 GBLAN Motherboard
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $253.80 $253.80
Antec Truepower New 750W Modular Power Supply ATX Active PFC 80 Plus SLI Ready Blue 120MM PWM Fan
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $125.01 $125.01
Antec P183 ATX Tower Case Black 11 Drive Bay 4X5.25 1X3.5 6X3.5INT No PS Front USB & Sound
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $146.65 $146.65
2 X OCZ XTC Platinum OCZ3P1333LV6GK DDR3-1333 6GB 3X2GB CL7-7-7-20 Triple Channel Memory Kit
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
•$20.00 CAD Mail in Rebate for this item - click here
Yes $168.71 $337.42
Intel Core i7 920 D0 Stepping Quad Core Processor LGA1366 2.66GHZ Bloomfield 8MB LGA1366 -SLBEJ-
•Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business days.
Yes $324.32 $324.32
Payment Detail
Shipping & handling $0.00
Insurance $29.05
Sub Total $1,936.63
No PST - Outside BC residents $0.00
Total $2,063.96
In both cases, I was going to add at least 1TB as a 2nd HD.
Rig will be for Photoshop, Sonar audio editing, and full screen HD video playback (not editing). No gaming. No overclocking.
Dell's video card is a 5770. The custom build is a 5850. Both may be overkill. Dell's PSU is 475W. The custom build's is 750W. Dell's OS is Win7 Home, the custom build's is Win7 Pro. Dell's blu-ray only writes CD/DVD. The custom build writes BD/CD/DVD.
Is either one of these a no-brainer? Any red flags? Please note that price *is* an issue right now, as I'm being hit with all kinds of emergencies simultaneously... but my current rig (7 years old, upgraded to an Opteron 180 somewhere along the way) is falling apart on me. After a false-alarm HD failure scare this past weekend, I don't want to keep pushing my luck.
PS: I'm in Canada, these are all in CND prices.
3. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 9:00 AM (in response to jyeager11)
Dell XPS is brain damaged from the start: The BIOS is crippled, not allowing any overclocking.
In your custom system, I would definitely add a smallish 150+ GB disk for OS & programs, not waste a 1 TB dirve. The 5850 may be a bit pricey in comparison to the 5670 and not deliver any measurable benefits. For MPE you may consider the approved cards, although they do come with an additional price tag. And we are not even sure when MPE will come.
4. Re: What PC to build?jyeager11 Mar 17, 2010 9:04 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Harm Millaard wrote:
Dell XPS is brain damaged from the start: The BIOS is crippled, not allowing any overclocking.
Did you miss the part where I went out of my way to mention that I wouldn't be overlocking?
The part about not wasting a 1TB drive as the OS drive makes a lot of sense, though. Thanks.
5. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Mar 17, 2010 9:14 AM (in response to jyeager11)
as mentioned the Dell is silly the power supply is barely enough to boot the default config.
add harddrives and a serious video card forget it....
IMHO a 700W is minimum and a qualoty one at that not some off brand.
the only good for video dells are in the workstation area and then they are way more than a custom builder.
6. Re: What PC to build?John T Smith Mar 17, 2010 9:20 AM (in response to jyeager11)
I plan to build a 64bit computer later this year, after CS5 is out, with my CURRENT plan being...
Intel i7 CPU + ASUS P6 motherboard + Win7 Pro 64bit (have that from site license @work) and 12Gig Ram
320Gig boot drive and 320Gig scratch drive and 1T data drive (SD video only, to make home movie DVDs)
Since I'm not sure the CUDA/MPE engine will do anything for me with SD video, I am still deciding between nVidia GTX 285 and an ATI with 1Gig of display ram (will also use Photoshop)
I also do NOT overclock
7. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 10:45 AM (in response to John T Smith)
If you insist on a notebook, this may be worth looking at:
but prices may be a multitude of desktop systems. I can get it for around € 8,000
8. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Mar 17, 2010 11:07 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
not a good company...
9. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 11:09 AM (in response to jyeager11)
No gaming. No overclocking.
Did you miss the part where I went out of my way to mention that I wouldn't be overlocking?
does not appear to me as going out of your way.
10. Re: What PC to build?jyeager11 Mar 17, 2010 11:20 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Sorry Harm, that wasn't intended to come across as snarkily as it did.
I'm slowly walking away from the Dell set-up, mostly because of the inadequate PSU.
My main question now is... if my sole points of interest are :
1) Photoshop (ridiculously high resolutions, ie 4GB+ psd files)
2) HD video playback (full screen - currently 1920x1200 but could potentially go even higher)
3) Very intensive multi-layer / live FX / 24b wav music editing
No gaming, no overclocking, and very little video editing (I'm leaving that door open, but I've no immediate plans to).
In this scenario, would an ATI 5850 or even a 5770 be a waste of money that could be put into more or better ram?
11. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 12:03 PM (in response to jyeager11)
In your custom setup, you already have 12 GB of memory (with nice timings BTW) so I don't see any benefit of adding more memory at this time.
With CS4 the video card is often overrated, but does not bring you any measurable benefit. A $ 30 card will do nearly as good as a $ 2K card.
Dorris Day once sung: "Que sera,sera. Whatever will be, will be, The future is not ours to see..."
and that still applies. We just don't know when MPE will come out, what it will bring, what it may mean in video cards, ...
but based on what we currently know and have, any $ 30 card will suffice.
12. Re: What PC to build?jyeager11 Mar 17, 2010 12:20 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Harm Millaard wrote:
In your custom setup, you already have 12 GB of memory (with nice timings BTW) s
You mentioned "nice timings". As someone who knows very little about ram, I'm not sure what that means, but thought I'd ask you what you thought of another opinion I got in another forum telling me to ditch the 1333 and go with 1600.
Keeping in mind I'd be on an i7 920, I'm budget-conscious, what the difference would cost and what I'd get in return, how wise is that advice at this point in time?
13. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 12:37 PM (in response to jyeager11)
OCZ Platinum is my brand. That means I have it myself, so I may be biased. I know others here have had troubles with Platinum/mobo combo's, but it appears to me those were mobo problems, not memory problems (correct me please if I am wrong, BG).
The nice thing about your memory is the 7-7-7 timings and the 1333 speed is more than enough to support overclocking to around 3.6 GHz. If you want to go further, let's say to 4.0 GHz, then 1600 memory would definitely be advisable, but keep the CAS at 7.
You can find some background info here: How to get the best from a PC? Some guides...
14. Re: What PC to build?jyeager11 Mar 17, 2010 12:42 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Harm Millaard wrote:
The nice thing about your memory is the 7-7-7 timings and the 1333 speed is more than enough to support overclocking to around 3.6 GHz. If you want to go further, let's say to 4.0 GHz, then 1600 memory would definitely be advisable, but keep the CAS at 7.
If the real benefit of going 1600 is overclocking, then all the more reason to stick with 1333. Right?
15. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 12:53 PM (in response to jyeager11)
If you don't want to overclock, even 1066 is enough. That is the standard speed, but who would not want to overclock to a mediocre degree? 1600 is only for serious overclockers and a waste of money if you don't want that. Period.......... and period.......
16. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Mar 17, 2010 1:05 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
actually this is completely not right.
even NOT over clocking your CPU, you can run your memory @ 1600 and should be.
1600 is NOT JUST FOR OCING. and you can OC with 1066 if you know what you are doing (dont recommend it either)
period period
17. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 1:23 PM (in response to JCschild)
I agree with you, but there is one handicap, who do you trust to set those settings in BIOS? Not the average editor. I don't mind to help, but if people want to change their BIOS settings to get the most out of their systems, they better know what they are doing, and unless you are willing to give all the support needed, they are on their own. I will not help on BIOS settings, if people screwed up, but if you volunteer...
18. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Mar 17, 2010 1:31 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
shoot no! i am not helping either. we have thought about looking our clients out of the bios
but then i couldn't rag on Dell for it
it also depends on what board you use and ram you use.
XMP profiled (correctly profiled) Ram.
if you choose use XMP profile in the bios
"Should" auto profile.
past that i dont give out bios setting.
i dont have the patience (thank God my support guys do...)
19. Re: What PC to build?Bill Gehrke Mar 17, 2010 4:07 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Harm, I did have a one module in a set of three go bad and OCZ quickly replaced the whole set. I have had my i7-920 experimental computer running at 4.2 GHz with my 1600 6GB Platinum OCZ with 7-7-7-20 timing.
20. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard Mar 17, 2010 4:48 PM (in response to Bill Gehrke)
I can't say I look forward to the moment when you take over my (current) top position on the PPBM4 benchmark, but I do think you deserve it with all the effort and time you invested. Be aware that you may have to achieve a score below 23 seconds...
21. Re: What PC to build?JCschild Mar 18, 2010 7:03 AM (in response to Bill Gehrke)
man thats a nice OC. i have not seen one go to 4GHz in months. much less 4.2GHz.
mine is @ 3.8GHz.
22. Re: What PC to build?Bill Gehrke Mar 18, 2010 8:36 AM (in response to JCschild)
Of course I would not operate in a normal video editing mode at that speed. The motherboard is my ASUS P6T7 WS Supercomputer. While it may be an ideal CUDA platform, it is a lousy disk performer. I have a faster (R)AID array than Harm (because a risky eight disk RAID 0), but cannot even come close to his disk intensive AVI encoding score of 1.4 seconds, the best I have seen is about 3.9 seconds. Also if you scan the Results page you will see it is not my setup, all AVI results for this MB are lousy. I cannot verify this but I suspect that the two nVidia N200's that are on this board may be the cause.
23. Re: What PC to build?Mother Macabre May 6, 2010 9:45 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Thank you very much for your extensive efforts to educate...your advice is succinct and pertinant, the fruit of many years experience, I'm sure. Thanks for sharing with us. I've read the links you sent & printed them to use while I compare options.
If I had more time, I'd build one...best way to learn! Thanks again.
24. Re: What PC to build?Qurve Learning, LLC May 8, 2010 9:15 PM (in response to Mother Macabre)
Greetings, I've read this thread with eager (but, admittedly ignorant) interest.
I'm creating patient-education programs with audio/video/graphics/animation etc... and need to keep my focus on the content vs. the technology.
Are there any technically sound, pre-configured and optimized for "Adobe CS5" available for those of us who don't know enough about hardware to build a sytem ourselves?
25. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard May 9, 2010 1:29 AM (in response to Qurve Learning, LLC)
There are many configurations posted here in different price brackets. Depending on your budget, I would take the list of components that were used in good and stable performing systems that fit your budget and ask a system builder in your area for his comments or suggestions and ask him to make you an offer you can't refuse. You will then also have the support close by.
26. Re: What PC to build?ECBowen May 10, 2010 7:51 AM (in response to Qurve Learning, LLC)
Send me a PM Sara and I will help you.
27. Re: What PC to build?cjvieira May 11, 2010 2:39 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Hi Harm Millaard,
First of all I would like to thank you for the great posts I've seen here, about hardware in general, and the rich information you have been providing for long. Then, as I need to assemble a NLE PC capable of dealing with 2 or 3 simultaneous layers of AVCHD and TOD video files with average 35GB size, with a 2.500,00 € [$ 3.000,00] budjet, after reading most of your articles I've managed to come with the following configuration:
- 1x CoolerMaster RC-690 II Advanced (89,90 €)
- 1x Fan 80mm NoiseBlocker Silent X1 Black/ Blue (4,40 €)
- 2x Fan 120mm NoiseBlocker Silent XL2 Black/ Blue (6,00 €) (12,00 €)
- 1x Corsair HX-850W (165,00 €)
- 1x Asus P6X58D-E Skt1366 iX58 (224,00 €)
- 1x Intel Core Quad i7 930 2.8Ghz Skt1366 8Mb (277,00 €)
- Noctua NH-D14 Fan 140mm (69.90 €)
- Asus GeForce PCI-E GTX470 1280Mb GDDR5 (359,90 €)
- 2x Pack 3x 2048Mb DDR3 GSkill PC3-16000 (2000) CL9 RipJaws Tri-Channel (194,90 €) (389,80 €)
- SSD Intel 2,5" SATA-2 80Gb X25-M (225,00 €)
- 4x Western Digital SATA-2 1TB 7200rpm 32Mb Black (85,90) € (343.60 €)
- N/A [available USB 2.0 2TB device]
- 1x DVDRW Blu-Ray LG BH10LS30 8x SATA LightScribe bulk (189,00 €)
- 2x DVDRW SATA Asus 24B1LT 24x LightScribe Black bulk (26,00 €) (52,00 €)
- PCI OEM w/ 2 Firewire + 1 Mini-Firewire (9,90 €)
- Sharkoon Media III Card-Reader (5.25/3.5/USB) (10,90)
- 1x Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64Bit PT OEM (112,90 €)
TOTAL: approximately 2.500,00 €
Well, what can you say about this assembled machine? What modifications would you do? Any recomendations?
28. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard May 11, 2010 2:47 PM (in response to cjvieira)
Two questions and one remark.
Question 1: Doesn't the motherboard have two on board firewire connectors? If so, you don't need the PCI card.
Question 2: Do you need two DVD burners PLUS a BR burner? The BR can also burn DVD's.
Remark: I know SSD is a hype nowadays, but is boot time that important? For editing it makes no difference and you can save a bit by choosing a Velociraptor for boot and another WD disk for expanding a raid.
29. Re: What PC to build?cjvieira May 11, 2010 3:05 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Thank you for your fast reply!
Notes: The "2x" DVD is a typo! It was from another custom machine! And extra Firewire is needed for several peripherals [client arguing]. And I guess you may be right with the SSD HDD..
Now, imagine you can spend more 500,00 € [maybe $ 750,00], what would you do to increase performance and reliability? And for Win7 what are the main settings that I should do?
Software to use: Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas, Corel Video Studio Pro, Pinnacle Studio HD Ultimate Collection.
PS: I had some problems in the past with some PC configurations that used to stuck / crash during HD editing [not rendering], that's why I chose that particular graphic card.
30. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard May 11, 2010 3:39 PM (in response to cjvieira)
With € 500 extra budget, I would get Win7 64 Pro instead of Home Premium and keep the rest for the future. It is not enough for a nice raid controller, let alone extra disks for that controller. Build it, try it and see if you have any bottlenecks that need attention.
31. Re: What PC to build?cjvieira May 12, 2010 12:59 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Please, tell me what difference will Pro Win7 produce in spite of the Home Premium version, concerning a NLE PC.
32. Re: What PC to build?JCschild May 12, 2010 5:31 AM (in response to cjvieira)
the biggest is the 16gig memory limit, whilte 12 is ok 24 is best
with pro you can have up to 192 home is 16
also with Home you cant be on a domain. fine for at home networking but if in a corp environment with a domain you cant connect.
33. Re: What PC to build?Dave514 May 12, 2010 2:49 PM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I'm a video editor using a Sony ZI and editing in HDV burning in SD. Hope to up grade to NX5. Need a new computer to use Cineform Neo 4k and CS5 Production Studio.
The following suggestion has been made:
Gigabye GA-P55M motherboard with Gigabit Ethernet, Firewire and eSATA ports,
8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 RAM (4x2 GB)
Intel Core i5 750 quad core processor (2.66 GHz)
2x1 TB 7200 rpm WD "Black Series" HDs-32 MB cache
nVIDIA GTX 285 video card - dual monitir support
2x LG DVD Rewritable drives with Nero software
Mini tower case with room for 3 Hard Drives
Win 7 Pro 64 bit
Rosewill 650 watt 80 plus Certified power supply- energy efficent and quiet
3 yr warranty
$1700 approx
What do you think of such a set-up? How can it be improved and hopefully lower cost or at least not increase it too too much?
Scottsdale AZ
34. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard May 12, 2010 3:22 PM (in response to Dave514)
A couple of remarks:
1. Only two disks. That is cutting it thin, unless you did not mention a separate OS/program disk.
2. Mid tower. I would always opt for a big tower because of the better cooling and expansion room.
3. A P55 board limits you effectively/economically to 8 GB memory. A X58 board allows for 12 GB.
4. 650W PSU with a GTX-285 may be on the low side.
35. Re: What PC to build?shevm May 30, 2010 4:28 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
Hi Harm Millaard
I seriously need help choosing the components for my next pc!
I've been trying to come up with a decent configuration over the last few weeks but each time I star to choose components I seem to blow my budget. I live in New Zealand where PC components tend to be more expensive than what they are in the US/ Europe.
I am currently a media assistant at a marketing firm and find that I often need to take my work home to work to tight deadlines. I plan on using on my future PC CS5 (for work) and Avid Media Composer (for my own personal projects). Potentially I would like to play around with Maya as well at some point.
I've never built my own PC before but I've decided that I would like to give it a try. That said while I can use a computer (fairly well) I still have allot to learn in terms of putting one together.
My budget is $4000.00 (New Zealand dollars)
I have come up with the following list of components so far:
CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-960 3.2GHz Quad-core with Hyperthreading
MB: Asus® P6X58D Premium Supporting SLI/CrossFire, USB 3.0, SATA 6Gb/s
MEMORY: 12GB Kingston HyperX Triple-Channel DDR3-1600MHz Low Latency
GRAPHICS CARD: NVIDIA® Quadro™ FX580 512MB GDDR3
DVD-RW: LG Electronics GH22NS50 DVD Writer, DVD 16R/22W/8RW, CD 48R/48W/32RW, Internal, SATA, Black, OEM
SOUND CARD: Creative Sound Blaster 5.1 VX Sound card, 5.1, PCI
WIRELESS ADAPTER: D-Link DWA-520 Xtreme-G, Wireless Adapter, 108Mbps, 802.11b/g, PCI
(RAID 0) 2x VelociRaptor WD1500HLFS, 150GB, 10000rpm, 16MB Cache, SATA-2
Caviar Black WD1002FAEX, 1000GB, 7200rpm, 64MB Cache, SATA-3
As you can see so far I'm missing cooling, a case and a power supply, potentially a RAID Controller card, usb ports (i would also like to add a HDMI output port) etc
Could you please give me a hand and modify what I have above in any way that you see fit and help me by completing the list of all the other components that i will need?
I would really appreciate your help!!!!
36. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard May 30, 2010 5:50 AM (in response to shevm)
Well, you asked for it.
Lose the i7-960 and get an i7-930 instead and overclock it a bit. Half the price and the same performance when OC' ing.
Lose the FX580, get the GTX-480, much much faster and has the HDMI port.
Lose the sound card, use on board sound instead. Saves $$$, compatibility issues and bloated software.
What is the use of the wireless adapter? Lose it or if you really need one, get a 802.11 b/g/n version.
Do not raid your boot disk. One Velociraptor is sufficient.
Get at least 2 or better yet 3 Caviar Black's.
Cooler: Noctua NH-14D
Case: many to choose from, as long as it is a big tower. For instance CM HAF932, Lian Li PC-A77B
PSU: CoolerMaster is very good. Look here for requirements: eXtreme Power Supply Calculator Pro v2.5
The mobo has a number of USB ports on board.
Consider a LG GGW-H20L BR/DVD burner.
How does this fit into the budget?
37. Re: What PC to build?Bill Gehrke May 30, 2010 6:46 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)
I second all of Harm's comments, but when you get through a very important step is to make sure you tune your OS (hopefully Win 7 64) to get rid of the garbage that Microsoft has to include to cover every possible use but features that are not necessary for an editing machine. As an example one function that you will not need is Tablet PC components, there are about two dozen or more of these that I turn off.
38. Re: What PC to build?rowby May 30, 2010 8:25 AM (in response to Bill Gehrke)
Hi Bill,
Is there a list/link anywhere of what functions in Win 7 64 to turn off, in addiiton to the Tablet PC function?
39. Re: What PC to build?Harm Millaard May 30, 2010 8:29 AM (in response to rowby)


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New Delhi, Nov 23: BJP today demanded annulment of the government decision to appoint Ranjit Sinha as the new CBI Director, contending that the Select Committee on Lokpal had suggested that such appointments should be done through a collegium method.
Sushma Swaraj and Arun Jaitley, Leaders of the Opposition in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha respectively, have written to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh seeking reversal of the decision to appoint Sinha as the next CBI Director.
In a letter to the Prime Minister, the BJP leaders said that appointment of the new CBI Director should not have been done when the Rajya Sabha Select Committee on the Lokpal Bill had recommended that such appointments should be done through collegium.
Sinha, a 1974 batch IPS officer of the Bihar cadre and current Director General of Indo-Tibetan Border Force, has been named by the government as the next director of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Sinha will take charge from Amar Pratap Singh, who retires on November 30.


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So there I was, hanging out at the Popular Neighborhood Play Area, minding my own business, by which I mean: MY OWN KIDS. I don't know about you, but I don't want to parent anybody else's children when hanging out at the Popular Neighborhood Play Area. It's been known to happen, of course, and when it does I blog about it. YOU ARE WELCOME.
My two excruciatingly adorable kiddos were clambering up and down the play structure, swooshing down the slide, and running over to me to hug my legs and proffer their chubby little cheeks for kisses. SO. ADORABLE. Right? There was no fighting and no whining and there I stood, congratulating myself on what an excellent job I've so obviously done in the Parenting Department. I take all credit! Where is my crown?!
One of them was sitting at the top of the slide, patiently waiting for the Shirley Temple-curled two-year-old at the bottom to remove her fanny from the slide so he could slide down. The way a slide is intended to be used. My heart fairly burst, Internet. Look at that darling little boy, waiting oh so calmly, with nary a shout or complaint!
But instead of moving her little behind, Shirley Temple started to climb up the slide. Oh dear.
Being two, she didn't get very far. Even when she realized climbing up was not going to work, she still didn't get out of the way. Then she took her pacifier out and hurled it at the slide. It slid down. Oh what fun! A new game!
Since it was a double slide, kids were still shooting down, but Jack, splendid boy that he is, was still at the top of the other side of the slide, glancing back and forth between me and Shirley Temple's mother. Who was sitting on a bench off to the side, talking with another mother, and, need I even add, totally wondrously oblivious.
Now, I don't know what YOU do in these situations, but my preferred course of action is NOTHING. I realize I could have gently guided Shirley away from the slide. I could have coaxed Jack off the slide, or negotiated a spot for him in the line for the other slide. I did none of these things, however. I prefer to have the first crack at parenting my child and assume others do too. I mean, her mother was RIGHT THERE. The situation was GLARINGLY APPARENT. It went on long enough that I probably should have just "nudged" her out of the way with a well-placed flip flop, but I didn't. I stood there staring at Shirley's mother, wondering when she was going to get a clue. Because at this point, Shirley was hurling her pacifier all over the slide, throwing herself on the ground in front of the slide and basically behaving as if the slide was entirely hers, and it was a horrible affront to her very existence that other children dared to touch it.
Finally, Shirley's mother's FRIEND noticed Shirley, and went to pick her up. As she held Shirley, my kid, no dummy, dove down the slide. Then the friend inexplicably put Shirley right back down in front of the slide and everything went back to normal - Shirley's mother went back to chatting, Shirley went back to hogging the slide.
My kids had caught on by this point, and, having ditched the slide all together, it was no longer an issue. I think I even lost track of Shirley at that point. La la la! Pretty tame as far as playground incidents go, am I right?
BUT THEN. I noticed Shirley wander a bit away from her mother and start to sort of climb on the fence. Not a big deal. She couldn't get out and I couldn't really see how she could hurt herself. I ignored it. Well, I ignored it until I heard the wailing. All out WAILING, Internet. And I looked down and to my right and there was Shirley trapped between the gap in the fence, half out, half in. STUCK.
And her mother hadn't even turned around.
With the sigh of a great and saintly martyr, I marched over to Shirley and yanked her out. Oh yes I did. She wasn't hurt, just frightened, I think. I am not a fan of getting stuck either.
The friend SORT of noticed, and began to stand up and finally - FINALLY! - the mother turned around. Feeling stupid, because 1) this wasn't my kid and 2) THIS WASN'T MY KID, I left Shirley to howl on the ground while the mother ambled over to see what was up. Then without saying ONE SINGLE WORD to the woman who rescued her daughter (ME!), without even making EYE contact, she picked up Shirley and dusted her off, put her in the stroller and away they went. It was almost as if the mother thought it was MY fault Shirley was shrieking, but you know I have a more generous and charitable soul than to think such a thing.
OH, what an irritating morning! I'm not even going to tell you about the lady in the bathroom, who had only the ONE older kid and NO stroller, who did not bother to hold the door open for me and my TWO tiny children and my one horribly ginormous double stroller and, in fact, let it slam shut on my stroller wheel. No, surely I'm a bigger person than to mention THAT.
Alas, the universe is not going to let me get away with posting this on the worldwide web for everyone else to see. Tomorrow I am totally going to run over someone with the ginormous stroller, or get caught talking on my phone while my kid steals another kid's shovel, I just know it. But I'm complainy today, all right? I'm kind of fist shaky. You know I totally space out on the job too, I just try to do it at HOME where no one can SEE. Come ON mothers of the Popular Neighborhood Play Area! GET A CLUE.


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As tempting as it is to lambast March 14 over their lack of imagination, critics of the movement's demands to bring down the Mikati government need to take a chill pill.
While there's some validity to the argument that the alliance is alienating past and potential allies, everyone needs to take a step back and look at the big picture.
There really is nothing left for March 14 to do except call for the downfall of this government and Najib Mikati in particular. The last thing Saad Hariri wants is for Mikati to consolidate his status as both a Sunni leader and a front for Hizbullah's various plots.
Those who believe Mikati could potentially be useful for March 14 miss the point. Mikati is a facade. He is an impotent figure who is serving to castrate Saad Hariri and eliminate any opposition to Hizbullah. He also serves to further weaken Hariri's standing on the Sunni street, which is already angry over the unchecked trespasses of Hizbullah.
Hizbullah moved the goal post a long time ago: First when they baited Aoun, and then when spooked Jumblatt out of March 14 and successfully installed Mikati as PM. Saad Hariri had to leave the country and watch as the Lebanese government slipped away from March 14's reach.
After al-Hassan's killing, Hariri's only security lifeline in the capital was eliminated, and indeed, any real security opposition to Hizbullah. Saad's chances of ever going back are minimal, and he is now officially reduced to an angry Twitter user.
Hariri's Twitter outburst last week was telling. He feels cornered and betrayed. Jumblatt has chosen to temporarily protect himself and his region by agreeing to keep Mikati afloat, and consequently Hizbullah's cover. It is one thing to be critical of the Assad regime, but another to up the ante against the militia that controls your livelihood. These are Lebanon's new rules post Mikati, and Jumblatt is a good player.
Hariri, on the other hand, has nothing to gain from keeping Mikati, especially after losing al-Hassan. We would be mistaken to believe that the current prime minister and the president can offer Hariri a way back into the country, or that any agreement with them could bolster his chances to stay politically relevant.
Look no further than Hizbullah's recent drone episode over Israel, which was admittedly used to spy on behalf of Iran. Here you have the Iranian-run militia continuing with its project without a single peep from the Mikati government. This confirms that Hizbullah sees this government, and the local politics that surround it, as conduits for their anti-Israel, pro-Iran agenda.
March 14 is undoubtedly in an extremely delicate position. They suddenly found themselves in a lose-lose situation. For that, their critics need to keep an eye on the bigger picture.
If the aim is to weaken Hizbullah's grip, then bringing down this government is by all means a step in the right direction, albeit not a complete one.
But if folks want to maintain the status quo and hope for a solution through the current cabinet, then here's the risk they have to consider: the cabinet or a Mikati-led variation of it will continue to provide an official Lebanese government cover for Hizbullah's operations outside the country, both in Syria and Israel.
I am inclined to side with March 14 on this one: Let Mikati fall. The anti-Hizbullah opposition and its supporters need a psychological victory, and the Iranian-led militia needs to be forced to recalculate.


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PLANO – Cory Windle admittedly grew winded Saturday night while pondering the topic of energy. Eventually, he found his pulse in talking about the Aurora Christian boys basketball team's own heartbeat.
What allowed Windle and the Eagles to surge 14 points ahead of Kaneland in the opening minutes?
How did Aurora Christian channel what waning strength it had to hold off the Knights, 54-46, for third place at the Plano Christmas Classic?
The best Windle could fathom at the end of the team's fourth game in as many days was the Eagles' transition attack. It didn't always emerge against Kaneland, but was plenty effective when it did.
"Our guys have such good hands and they see the ball really well," said Windle, a senior forward. "They can grab it, and as soon as they grab it, you just see and you go. It's just that instant."
Aurora Christian capitalized on five early Knights turnovers to take a 14-0 lead after just 3:52. The Eagles (9-5) led by as many as 15 points in the second quarter before taking a 36-24 edge into halftime.
Shaky shooting from the Knights (6-6) ultimately added up. While Kaneland had several chances to pull within five points in the final quarter, three-pointers and mid-range jumpers often rattled out as the team finished 19 for 50 (38 percent) from the field.
Coach Brian Johnson stressed the importance of strong starts after the Knights again showed added urgency down the stretch. He plans to be adamant before the team resumes Northern Illinois Big 12 East play against Yorkville on Friday.
"I think it's just something that we've got to make sure the kids realize and talk about," Johnson said. "I think it starts with just coming back to our next practice ready to go and focused."
The Eagles looked lost in that department at times late in Saturday's game, as the Knights' Dan Miller again played shutdown defense on an opponent's top player.
After Windle scored 14 points in the first half, Miller helped limit him to one basket the rest of the way.
Miller finished with 15 points – trailing Windle by one for the game high – while adding five rebounds and three assists in what Johnson termed the senior wing's best high-school outing to date.
"I don't there's been a game in the two years that Dan's been on the varsity where I've ever thought that he's not bringing as much as he physically possibly can bring," Johnson said. "You know, he makes mistakes, which all the guys do, but it's hard to get mad at a kid who just leaves every ounce of energy out on the floor every single game."
Aurora Christian shot 55.6 percent in the first half and 30.8 percent in the second.
"Four games in four days takes a toll, especially mentally," Eagles coach Pat McNamara said.
Johnson agreed, while adding that it couldn't be a crutch. Again, he saw the Knights on the verge of cutting into the Eagles' lead, especially after Matt Limbrunner (11 points) took over the paint in the second half and Aurora Christian converted just 12 of 21 foul shots.
Johnathan Harrell and Ryan Suttle added 10 points apiece for Aurora Christian, which gladly rode its early resolve to what proved to be an efficient lead.
A handful of Eagles gathered for a shootaround at school to stay fresh for the game, which tipped off about 30 minutes later than the scheduled 7 p.m. start time.
While the team had played its share of basketball this week, Windle simply called it part of a plan to shock the body.
"The physical part can come from mental," he said. "If you think you're tired, then you're going to be tired."


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OMG. This season of Survivor is so SPIRITUAL.Julie: I see Matt's story with God... i'm going back to find a church...WHAT???<3333333333333333333333MATT: Maybe that was your purpose!! To touch and change Julie's life?! And many others out there... watching Survivor! <3
Quote from: The Prophet on April 28, 2011, 08:00:04 AMIt seems like Matt would win in a finale of Rob, Matt, and Phil, because the Jury would be made up of people Rob got rid of. And that is OK with me. Both Matt and Rob have earned the right to win. I am leaning a little more toward Matt because Rob's wife Amber has already won a $Million and Matt is just starting out... He sure wouldn't have to worry about how to get himself through Med School!
It seems like Matt would win in a finale of Rob, Matt, and Phil, because the Jury would be made up of people Rob got rid of.
I don't think a jury would ever give a million to Rob, unless the only other choice was Philip. I think most people consider him a professional reality player and also that he has already gotten a million through Amber. Besides if the f3 is only Ometepe members then the Zapatera 5 will more or less will decide the final winner and I don't see them voting for Rob if there is an alternative, especially if by some chance Matt is in F3.
What I find interesting.......Both Grant and Phillip know there were HII clues........but we have never seen them looking for the HII>
The twist... killed Steve. 32 days.... all 6 remaining...OMG. Steve was on RI and he said.. HEY IS THERE ROOM FOR ONE MORE. That's just so sad. I mean, it felt really ridiculous.. but four guys on RI?How are they going to carry out the challenge? There's literally 10 people still in the game... 4 whose fate is uncertain and 6 who's going to turn on each other.Me hates RI....
I always hated Survivor Philippines for letting booted castaways back in the game.Now the original Survivor is doing it and it's all wrong.
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How many World War II veterans can you name who fought in three theaters of war, or �chauffeured� Gen. Douglas MacArthur to Borneo on a ship he was steering or witnessed the signing of the Japanese surrender on the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay? Well, if you can�t, then let me introduce you to 91-year-old Gene Hadden of Independence. This veteran did all the above � and more � during his six-year stint in the Navy, and at the urging of Judy Bebee, a longtime family friend, has agreed to share his life story before he succumbs to terminal liver cancer. Judy had intended to write her godfather�s unique story and scrapbook it for his two grandsons, she says, but that never happened. She waited too long. �I had been wanting to do this for years and now he�s dying of cancer,� she wrote in an email to The Examiner, suggesting a story be written about the exploits of this sharp-minded veteran, who in 1938 enlisted in the Navy at age 16 with his mother�s consent. Relaxing in an easy chair in his Fairmount home, Gene reminisced about the six years he spent aboard both the USS Wichita and the USS Cleveland, recalling a �miracle� that prevented him and the crew of the Cleveland from being blown to smithereens by a Japanese torpedo Gene spotted headed straight at the light cruiser. Gene recalled he reacted to the Japanese torpedo by putting his index fingers into his ears, wondering �how high he was going to go� when the speeding projectile smashed into the 610-foot-long ship. �It should have gone straight in,� he ways of the projectile. �But it didn�t.� Instead, it went under the ship and exploded on the other side. �And nobody knows why.� What amazes Gene is that it didn�t touch a single thing as he sped under the Cleveland � not even the four humongous, churning propellers. Says Gene: �Had it touched a napkin or anything under the ship, it would have blown sky-high.� Some may disagree with Gene � a born-again Christian � but he believes it was divine intervention that saved him and the crew of some1,255 officers and enlisted men. �It was God,� he says, with his arms raised high and pointing to the Creator. The young boatswain also escaped death and injury when a German sub fired on the Wichita off the coast of Africa. The shot pierced the heavy cruiser and went into the kitchen, killing four seamen. Gene recalls he was lying on his bunk during the shelling, unaware of the attack. He was told later that part of the shell found in the kitchen had U.S. markings on it. As strange as it seems, �We had been shot by one of our own shells from World War I,� he exclaims. Though Gene escaped injury during some of the fiercest shelling of the war in the South Pacific, he was felled by an appendicitis attack while loading his 6-inch gun during a Japanese suicide attack on the Cleveland. With wheels from the suicide plane bouncing off the deck, Gene was carried down four decks to the first-aid station in the bow of the cruiser. Relief came quickly. �They operated on me for 20 minutes, and I was back in my bed,� he says, recalling he was given a spinal so he could use his hands in case the ship went down. �They didn�t want me to drown.� What Gene wasn�t told about his emergency surgery was that only the tip of his inflamed appendix had been removed because his ship was under attack. So imagine his surprise when he suffered another attack after his discharge at Lido Beach, N.Y., in 1946, and discovered the back part of his appendix was diseased, too. Surprise! Surprise! Gene, who spent a year in the CCC splitting fence posts at Shell Knob, Mo., and Roaring River as a 15-year-old, joined the Navy a year later to help support his mother. Prior to that, the Fairmount teenager attended Lathrop Polytechnic Trade School in Kansas City, Kan., after completing the eighth grade at Mount Washington Elementary School. Growing up as an only child, Gene remembers pulling his wagon to Winner Court � off U.S. 24 �� to get free staples from the government during the Great Depression. Gene also recalls he and his mother often shared a pan of Rice Crispies � topped with raisins and a quart of milk � with his aunt and a cousin who lived with them at the time. Times were tough then. But not as severe as the around-the-clock fighting he endured in freeing Saipan from Japanese occupation. �In Saipan we bombarded the island 11 days straight days,� Gene says, with nothing to eat but apples and sandwiches. At night, he recalls, the Cleveland left to replenish its ammunition. Then it returned to pound the island. Says Gene: �It took all night to put the ammunition (on board) and ll minutes to shoot it all off. And you did that for 11 days.� Following the unconditional surrender of Japan, the Cleveland was sent to Japan, where it docked next to the USS Missouri. Sitting upon a large gun on the Cleveland, Gene was an eye-witness to the historic armistice signing on the deck of the Missouri below. While in Japan as part of a naval occupation group, Gene visited Hiroshima, where the first atomic bomb was dropped. Other than describing it as a �flattened city of concrete and metal,� he had little to say. Gene�s life hasn�t been the same since he came to know the Lord and was baptized in 2011 by his former pastor and caretaker, Jim Cox, of Summit Grove Community of Christ. Would Gene do anything differently if he could relive his life? You becha! �I would attend church more ... doing what God wants me to do.�
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They say timing is everything, and so it was for Eminence High School senior Alyssa Jones.
Jones, who has been involved in her church choir since she was very young and began taking voice lessons from Ruth Ann Mills-Moore in New Castle as a fourth-grader, participated in the music program during her three years at Henry County High School.
Last summer, she and her family moved to the house in Eminence where her late grandmother lived. That meant transferring from HCHS to EHS for her senior year.
An Eminence-based alumni group hopes to honor a man who devoted most of his adult life to youth baseball.
Members of the Merriweather-King Street School Fund are hoping to convince Eminence Independent Schools officials to name a high school ballfield after long-time youth league coach Leeroy Winburn.
Winburn, who also served on Eminence City Council for 20 years, died in March 2007 at age 63, and some feel recognition for his contributions to the community is overdue.
Pulmonary fibrosis.
The diagnosis three years ago was tantamount to a death sentence for Bonnie Kidwell of Eminence.
For some time, Kidwell, now 57, had had problems breathing. When the situation worsened, she was treated for pneumonia. When that treatment failed to work, she was hospitalized. The doctors still believed she was fighting pneumonia, but after a week with no improvement, the tests began.
It's unusual to see an owl in the daytime, so Bobby Heitzman was surprised one early fall morning to see a great horned owl sitting on the fence in his back yard on Second Street in Campbellsburg.
So he urged his wife, Kathy, to get her cell phone and take photos of the bird from the kitchen window, where he was standing.
After Kathy took a few shots, Bobby opened the back door. The bird didn't move, so he suggested she try to take some through the open doorway. When the bird still didn't move, Kathy continued to move toward the fence.
Continuous tiny tastes of food throughout the coming days from now through the New Year can result in unwelcome weight gains. Alice Henneman from the University of Nebraska has a short video, "Tiny Tastes Can Total Big Calories over the Winter Holidays," that shows how bites can add up to excess pounds. You will enjoy watching it if you can here on YouTube.com.
But if you can't here is the jist of the video.
The topic for the 2012 beekeeping essay, sponsored by the Foundation for the Preservation of Honey Bees, Inc., is "The results of honey bee pollination in my community." Active 4-H youth can compete to win three awards, at amounts of $750, $500 or $250. 4-H'ers are encouraged to consider the scope of plants, food crops, trees, habitats and animals that are positively affected by honeybee pollination.
Amber Nicole Nelson and Jeremy Joseph Silvers were united in marriage on June 11, 2011, at Highland Baptist Church in Louisville.
The bride is the daughter of Ricky and Denise Nelson of Louisville. She attended Fern Creek High School and is a graduate of Indiana University Southeast. She is a teacher with Jefferson County Public Schools.
The groom is the son of Greg and Sharon Silvers of Bethlehem. He attended Henry County High School and is a graduate of University of Louisville Speed Engineering School. He is an Engineer at United Parcel Service.
Bonnie Dale Estes and Rich Clemons of Bethlehem were united in marriage on Sept. 3, 2011. The wedding was held at their home with Nick Hawkins officiating the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Billy Ray Payton and Betty Jean Hamilton, both of New Castle.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clemons of Florence.
After a honeymoon trip to Pigeon Forge, Tenn., the couple lives in Bethlehem.
Sammie and Sarah Rison II of Campbellsburg announce the birth of their daughter, Caroline Elizabeth Rison, born Oct. 10, 2011, at Baptist East Hospital in Louisville. She weighed 9 pounds, 14.3 ounces, and was 21 ½ inches long.
She has two siblings, Tyler and Phylisity.
Grandparents are Bill and Brenda Cox, Port Royal; Steven Lyons, Shelbyville; Sammie and Violet Rison; and the late Mary Etta Rison.
Great-grandparents are Doug and Louise Butts; Shirley Lyons; and Gene Woosley.
Two weeks ago, I put the question To Coupon or Not to Coupon to you. Hopefully, that got your attention. This week, I'm going to take that further.
The average family that coupons as I teach them how saves roughly $450 a month. That comes to $5,400 a year.
Imagine what you could do with that money — put it toward your mortgage, pay down your bills, help pay for your child's education, fund your retirement … The possibilities are endless.
Kevin and Cassie Tingle of Sulphur announce the birth of their daughter, Emma Rae Tingle, born Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011, at Suburban Hospital. She weighed 8 pounds, 7 ounces, and was 20 inches long.
Grandparents are Billy Dick and Robbie Jaehnigen, Sulphur; Patricia Hernandez, Eminence; Larry and Shelia Tingle, Shelbyville.
Great-grandparents are Paul and Vivian Dabkowski, Pendleton; Bobby and Ruth Earl Harrod, New Castle; Elnora McAllister, Eminence; Peggy Tingle, Eminence.
Monday night, they gathered at a leisurely pace at Harry Hill Park; men and women of various ages and various athletic abilities.
Once the teams were assembled, they took the small baseball field, in turns, to boot a soft-ish rubber ball as hard as they could.
With rules similar to adult co-ed softball, two teams kicked it out for five innings before Odds & Ends was declared the winner with 12 runs to Campbellsburg Baptist Church's zero.
The teams were gatherd as part of a small, but enthusiastic group of adult kickball players.
The Henry County Biggest Loser Contest has come to an end for 2011. We thank everyone, North Central District Health Department, Henry County Extension Office, Henry Christian Church, and the contestants for participating in the contest.
Remember to continue to strive for the healthy lifestyle to make a difference in our community.
A total of 610.8 lbs were lost in our community. Henry County, give yourself a pat on the back.
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It is still a few weeks away but the Henry County Homemaker Organization would like to invite you to attend the 19th annual Holiday Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at the Henry County 4-H/Fairgrounds Building. We will have about 30 booths that will be just chock full of arts, crafts, goodies, and gifts for those holiday shopping lists. The senior citizens from Tri-County Community Action will be serving lunch throughout the day.
When Roddy Nolin was 18, his dad, Russell, a long-time bus driver for Henry County Public Schools, taught him how to drive a bus – in their driveway.
A year after graduation, he was hired as a substitute driver for his dad's route. Eventually, he was asked to drive a route for a woman driver who was in the hospital.
Weeks passed by, and when the other driver still hadn't returned to her route, then-Henry County Public Schools Superintendent Roy Winchester told Nolin to "drive it until you hear something."
Allow me to introduce myself, if you will. My name is Darby Dugan, a.k.a. The Coupon Goddess, a moniker bestowed upon me by one of my friends after seeing the many postings that I put on Facebook of my coupon savings.
Kentucky farm women can get together to compare notes, listen to nationally prominent speakers, and enjoy a delicious Kentucky Proud meal at the 12th annual Kentucky Women in Agriculture Conference Oct. 26-28 at the Crowne Plaza-Campbell House in Lexington.
The Angus MacLean Tree Farm in Oldham County will be the site of this year's Tree Farmer of the Year Field Day. The farm has been under active woodland management for more than 50 years, and the MacLean family has managed it to promote high-quality timber and wildlife habitat.
Oct. 19, 1951
Former Henry boy killed in Korea in September
Howard J. Mathis Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Mathis, was killed in action in Korea in September, according to a letter to the parents. He graduated from Campbellsburg High School where he played basketball for two years. He was born and reared in Henry County. He was registered and left from Henry County on Feb. 6, 1951. He was a member of the Baptist Church and the Campellsburg Lodge of Masons.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathis have received the following letter from his Commanding Officer
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William Pemberton filed a claim for $1.50 with the Henry County Court for guarding William Carty and Jerry Sullivan while they were on trial.
Sheriff John Dodd of Henry County paid Isaac Pendleton $6 for his services as patroller.
W. Webb inspected and adjusted the weights and scales at the Westport Warehouse as per order of the County Court.
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Brachiopods are marine animals belonging to their own phylum, Brachiopoda, of the animal kingdom. Modern brachiopods occupy a variety of sea-bed habitats ranging from the Tropics to the cold waters of the Arctic and, especially, Antarctic.
Brachiopods are virtually defenceless and their shell, enclosing the animal's organs, is their only protection. Most are permanently attached by a fleshy stalk (the pedicle) to a hard, sea-floor surface, such as a rock outcrop, boulder or some other shell, and are incapable of actively pursuing food.
A few species can attach themselves directly to soft sediment and others remain unattached. The pedicle is the only soft tissue that protrudes outside the shell which opens and closes to allow food-bearing currents of water to pass through it.
Wide-hinged spiriferid brachiopods (below left) have been likened to birds. For example, in China, the common name of such forms translates as 'stone swallows'. There they are boiled in water with various herbs to produce medicinal potions and powders.
Unusually preserved Pentamerus oblongus have led to the rock in which they occur being called 'Government Rock' (above right). The original shell material of the brachiopods has dissolved away leaving arrow-like slits like the symbol used for Government bench-marks and on prison uniforms.


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Rascal Flatts Reveal New 'Changed' Album Tracklisting
Today, Rascal Flatts finally pulled back the veil on the tracklisting for their highly-anticipated upcoming record, 'Changed.' Just last month, the trio announced that they will be releasing the album on April 3, and now they're upping their game with a deluxe version, which will hit shelves the same day. The deluxe edition will feature four bonus tracks, including 'Friday Can't Come Fast Enough,' 'Fall Here,' 'Right One Time' and 'Next To You, Next To Me.'
The megastars released their first single from the record, 'Banjo,' to radio on January 17, and it's currently sitting at No. 15 on Billboard's Country Songs chart. 'Changed' is Rascal Flatts' second release on their Big Machine Label. Their last record, 'Nothing Like This,' debuted at No.1 on Billboard's Country Albums chart and afforded the guys the hits 'Why Wait' and 'I Won't Let Go,' as well as the fan-pleasing hit 'Easy' featuring Natasha Bedingfield.
Recorded in Nashville, 'Changed' was dubbed entirely at the home of Jay DeMarcus, in his personal studio. Speaking of the record in a past interview with the Associated Press, Gary LeVox said, "We mixed it up and did something a little different." He also added that it's some of the best up-tempo music they've ever had pitched to them — or written on their own. Check out the track list below, and if you're one of the millions of Rascal Flatts fans out there, just try to hold on tight until April 3.
Rascal Flatts 'Changed' Album Tracklisting:
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5. 'She's Leaving'
6. 'Let It Hurt'
7. 'Lovin' Me'
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When Busy Philipps joins bestie Michelle Williams at awards shows, she's faced with a bit of a fashion dilemma. "You don't want to clash," the Cougar Town star tells the
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At the same time, she needs to stay subtle, too. "I've always tried to keep in mind that it's really [Williams's] day," Philipps (in Dolce & Gabbana) continues. "Even though I'm an actress as well and I want to look pretty and I know I'm going to be photographed, I don't want to show up wearing a real tight, hot pink corseted number or something that's going to draw attention from my best friend on her special day."
To strike a balance, Philipps always coordinates with Williams — and tones down what she calls her "fairly eclectic" style. "I'm a fan of almost old-fashioned-y-looking dresses for little girls but with bright colors," she explains. "I love little Peter Pan collars and little puff sleeves."
It's not surprising, then, that the actress counts out-of-the-box icons like Alexa Chung and Carrie Bradshaw among her fashion favorites. "I always think Nicole Richie looks amazing and tries out different looks," she adds to Rue La La (check out her charitable sale on the site through Saturday). "And of course, Michelle." Spoken like a true best friend! Tell us: Who are your style icons?


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My philosophy is that we should learn something new every day. I think it keeps you young, and it keeps you interested. To stay ahead and stay equipped, we have to learn constantly. Continual learning is an inherent part of what we do.
In the right supportive environment, you can really help people to be hugely successful. Mentoring is essential to everyone's success. I believe there should be a formal mentoring program for all employees. Informal mentoring really helps too.
We all need someone who is there and looking out for you. The best thing you can do in a people-based organization is to mentor someone else and help them grow in their career.
There also is great value in external mentoring. For example, the Women's Foundation in Hong Kong has a program encouraging members to mentor women from other companies. This external mentoring creates a phenomenal support network among women in the Hong Kong business community. It benefits both the mentors and the mentees.
Mentoring helps people to learn and truly makes a difference.
Here's a quote I love that underscores this idea: "Tell me, and I'll forget. Show me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I learn." People generally attribute this quote to Benjamin Franklin, but some say it's an ancient Chinese proverb. Either way, I love its essence and think it's true.


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Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Farmingdale State softball team (13-5, 2-0) swept a doubleheader against Skyline opponent Mount Saint Vincent (5-9, 0-4) this afternoon in Farmingdale, N.Y. Freshman third baseman Nicole Farber (Oakdale, N.Y./Connetquot) had a big day going 4-for-6 with two homeruns, a triple, six runs batted in, and two stolen bases.
In game one, the Rams jumped out to an early 3-0 lead in the first inning with a Farber 2-run homerun. Farmingdale State added six more runs for a 9-0 edge after three innings. Freshman shortstop Alexis Pennella went 3-for-4 with a triple and 4 RBIs.
Dolphins' freshman pitcher Ariella Tirado (Newburgh, N.Y./Valley Central) led off the fourth with a single and scored their first and only run to break up the shutout.
In game two, the Rams jumped out to an early 12-0 lead after just 2 innings. Farber added her second 2-run homer of the day, followed by a 3-run homerun by freshman catcher Arielle Morelli (Bohemia, N.Y./Connetquot).
Mount Saint Vincent's sophomore centerfielder Lisa O'Shea (White Plains, N.Y./Our Lady of Victory) hit a run-scoring triple in the third to break up the shutout in the second game.
Freshman pitcher Heather Buckshaw (Oakdale, N.Y./Connetquot) picked up both wins for Farmingdale, allowing 10 hits and striking out 11 for the day.
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I think its revolutionary aspect probably can't be understood today, in the same way that, say, this painting no longer looks like something people would be outraged over
I read 'The Trial' when I was about 18 and it completely went over my head. Reread it for an MA and absolutely loved it. One thing I missed the first time was that its supposed to be funny. And it is. To me, anyway.


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It?s now been nine months since Nvidia released the 7800GTX and shortly after, the 7900GT. With 24 pipelines and 8 vertex shaders it was the undisputed king until the ATI X1800XT came along. At about the same time Nvidia released the 7800GTX 512 which kept Nvidia in the top spot. The card was great and for a couple of weeks they sold very well but the problem was that supply quickly dried up and the price went through the roof. The few that can still be found are selling for over $900. Faced with the pressures of few GTX 512?s actually shipping and competing with the new king of the hill X1900XTX, Nvidia is refreshing two new boards based off the same 24/8 architecture that they released in the original 7800GTX back in June.
With the introduction of the 7900GTX Nvidia has set their sights on besting ATI?s X1900XTX, expecting wins in a majority of the benchmarks. Can the shrink from 110nm to 90nm give Nvidia enough to compete?
Today Legit Reviews takes a look at the XFX GeForce 7900GTX 512MB DDR3 XXX Edition. This card is the fastest of FIVE GeForce 7900 GTX models that XFX is selling. The test card is shown below and is massive just like the 7800 GTX 512 series.
NVIDIA is not sending out reference cards this time around they have cards in the market and sent out partner cards for us to review. NVIDIA also went one step futher and sent us photos of their retailers showing that their cards are in stock on the launch. It looks like the GeForce 7900 GTX will be out in force unlike the 7800 GTX 512's that NVIDIA was unable to produce with good yields.
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Travel isn't always heavenly; sometimes it involves weeping toddlers (your own, or someone else's), cramped and overheated cabins, and long delays. However, we're more interested in the days when a cab to the airport delivers us in a relaxed mood and the walk to the dedicated business class check-in is brief. When there's enough time in the lounge to clear the inbox on our BlackBerry, drink a coffee and leaf through the day's Wall Street Journal, leaving us able to relax during the flight. To aid that relaxation we like to drink a Bloody Mary before the plane has even pushed back from its stand, and then have a snooze.
For less-than-heavenly journeys the only style advice we can offer is to wear clothes that are easily washable - jeans, a casual shirt and cotton jacket. However, for the rest we look back for inspiration, to the days when people dressed up to get on a plane, air stewardesses made the heart beat faster and you weren't required to undress to make it through the security check.
Life on the budget airlines is close to irredeemable, and dressing up to fly on them feels absurd. However, for flights on old-fashioned airlines, particularly for business travel, it pays to look sharp. With this in mind we pay tribute to some of the men who know, or knew, how to travel in style. Check the pictures, below, to see MR PORTER's guidelines to more elegant travel!


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Duluth Police ID Victim of Fatal Stabbing
DULUTH (AP) — Police in Duluth have released the name of a 54-year-old man who was fatally stabbed last week.
Police say Kevin John Tyman of Duluth died at an area hospital late Friday.
There were no suspects in custody as of Sunday afternoon.
But authorities say they are chasing many leads and they are asking the public to come forward if anyone has any information.
Police say they were called to a duplex on Friday night, after Tyman had gone to a neighboring apartment to say he'd been stabbed, and asked for someone to call an ambulance. Authorities arrived to find Tyman with a life-threatening wound.
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Wild Acquire Goalie Bryzgalov From Edmonton
The Minnesota Wild traded a pair of draft picks to Edmonton Tuesday in exchange for goalie Ilya Bryzgalov.
Bryzgalov, 33, has played in 445 career games with a 213-157 record and 2.57 goals against average in eight seasons with Anaheim, Philadelphia, Phoenix and Edmonton. He is 5-8 for the Oilers this season and has allowed 3.01 goals per game.
In exchange for Bryzgalov the Wild sent a 2014 fourth round draft pick and a 2015 fifth round pick to the Oilers.
Bryzgalov is expected to be the backup to rookie Darcy Kuemper during the season's final weeks.


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Another planet, another time. 1000 years ago the mysterious Dark Crystal was damaged by one of the Urskeks and an age of chaos has began! ...
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Holy Trinity Orthodox Monastery (Monkerai, New South Wales)
|Holy Trinity Orthodox Monastery
|Male Monastery
|1997 (date of ukase)
|Hieromonk John
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|Monkerai, New South Wales
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|Russian Chant
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|Monastery website
The Holy Monastery of the Holy Trinity is a monastic community for men under the Diocese of Australia and New Zealand, ROCOR. The monastery is located in Monkerai, New South Wales (north of Newcastle), and was established under the omophorion of His Grace Hilarion, Archbishop of Sydney, Australia and New Zealand, by Hieromonk John, who remains the abbot. Currently, the monastery has one priestmonk (including the abbot) in residence.
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Female: Gorgoepikoos | Holy Cross
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Proph. Elias | St John the Baptist | Holy Trinity
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(1) has attended a mandatory arbitration seminar, and
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(b) Applicants, who further certify in their applications that they have engaged in trial practice in Illinois for a minimum of five (5) years, or who are retired judges, shall be eligible to serve as chairpersons.
(c) The Arbitration Administrator shall maintain an alphabetical list of persons qualified to serve as arbitrators who shall be assigned on a rotating basis. The Arbitration Administrator shall also maintain a list of those persons who have indicated on their application a willingness to serve on an emergency basis. Such individuals, when appointed to serve, shall also be assigned on a rotating basis.
(d) Except for those persons requested to serve on an emergency basis, all other persons assigned as arbitrators shall received not less than sixty (60) days notice of the date, time and place of service.
(e) Upon completion of each day of service, the Arbitration Administrator shall process the appropriate vouchers for the prompt payment of the arbitrators.
(f) The Arbitration Administrator and the Presiding Judge (or Presiding Judge's designee) shall periodically review the eligibility of attorneys currently on the alphabetical list of persons qualified to serve as arbitrators and may suspend or revoke arbitrators' eligibility within their discretion when necessary.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT women's lacrosse team topped Mount Holyoke College, 17-2, in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) game on Saturday. Laura Watson recorded a game-high six points on five goals and an assist for the Engineers (3-7, 2-3 NEWMAC). Kristen Cody posted both goals for the Lyons (2-11, 0-5 NEWMAC).
MIT scored eight goals during the first 10:12 of the contest, including three after 1:36 expired. Watson recorded three of the Engineers' first five goals while Stephanie Leger and Erica Little both found the back of the net three times. Lily He's unassisted strike right before the horn sounded gave the Cardinal and Gray a 13-0 lead at the break.
Off the opening draw in the second stanza, Watson drove straight to the net for her fourth goal of the day. Mount Holyoke continued to attack and found success at the 24:16 mark when Cody connected on a feed from Peggy Wefald. Samantha O'Keefe and Little posted unassisted goals within a span of 3:06 while Watson's free-position goal capped the scoring for MIT. Josephine Niepoort found Cody for the final goal of day with 2:52 on the clock.
Little notched four goals as Leger posted her first hat-trick. Stephanie Brenman racked up four groundballs, four draw controls, and two goals while Molly McCartin registered three groundballs, two caused turnovers, and an assist. Lauren Rodda bolstered the defense's efforts with two caused turnovers as Monique Squiers collected eight saves.
Wefald led the Lyons with three groundballs, three caused turnovers, and two draw controls as Ava Gottschall contributed two draw controls. In net, Gabriela Cabido Carr made three saves in nine minutes while Mimi Henry closed out the game with seven stops.
Both squads will conclude NEWMAC regular season play on Saturday, April 26. MIT will travel to Wellesley College while Mount Holyoke will host Babson College.


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Lily Lane's 'Nothin' But Trouble' is the 'Pretty Little Liars' Song You'll Be Humming All Week (Exclusive Video Premiere)
Check out Lily Lane in the video premiere of her latest hit "Nothin' But Trouble," provided exclusively to JustJared.com.
The singer's song is being featured on tonight's episode of Pretty Little Liars! The song will also be featured on the season's twentieth episode as well – be sure to tune in to hear the song!
"Nothin' But Trouble music video out in the next 24 hours PLUS everyone pls tune into @ABCFpll Pretty Little Liars tomorrow to hear my song!" Lily tweeted.
Pretty Little Liars airs its all new episode tonight at 8pm EST on ABC Family.
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Serb ultranationalists mark 10 years since jailing of their leader at UN court
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BELGRADE, Serbia – About 2,000 ultranationalists have gathered to mark the 10th anniversary since their leader surrendered to a U.N. war crimes tribunal to face charges of using hate-laced speeches to incite Serb atrocities in the Balkan wars of the early 1990s.
Supporters of Vojislav Seselj's extremist Serbian Radical Party on Sunday demanded that the tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, release Seselj from custody after failing to hand down a verdict since 2003. Party official Nemanja Sarovic says Seselj "has been denied basic human rights."
Seselj's trial has been frequently held up, while he has been accused of contempt and witness intimidation. Prosecutors have asked for a 28-year sentence, but judges still have not delivered a verdict.
Seselj's supporters and their paramilitary troops were notorious during the wars in Croatia and Bosnia.


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Makes You Suck Cock to Pay for Her Drinks
Forces You to Dress as a Girl and Get Fucked
Makes You Take Pills to Grow Giant Breasts
Teenage Girl Treats You Like an ATM
Teenage Girl Uses You as a Garbage Can
Teenage Girl Cuckolds You with an Alien!
Cuckolds You With a Man Who Has a 14 Inch Cock


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Would you mind telling me the difference b/w Future Simple & Future Perfect.
for example.
1) I will complete my work till/by tomorrow.
2) I will have completed my work by tomorrow.
I will be grateful to you if u explain this point.
The Future Perfect connects two events. The event that will happen first is shown by adding will have -ed to the verb, and the event that will happen after that is shown by using the Future Simple, like this,Originally Posted by Aroma
1st Event: I will complete my work. => I will have completed my work
2nd Event: Max will visit me. => Max visits me.
I will have completed my work (1st event) by the time Max visits me (2nd event) tomorrow.
In your example sentence 2), shown below, the 2nd event has been left out of the sentence:
2) I will have completed my work by [the time Max visits me] tomorrow.


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|Statue at the United Nations, New York
Advent prepares us to celebrate Christmas but more importantly this season prepares us for the Day of the Lord when the Prince of Peace will come to claim creation and our hearts... The powerful statue above and these lyrics reflect Sunday's first scripture reading from Isaiah.
Behold a broken world, we pray,Timothy Dudley-Smith, © 1989, Hope Publishing Co.
Where want and war increase,
And grant us, Lord, in this our day,
The ancient dream of peace:
A dream of swords to sickles bent,
Of spears to scythe and spade,
The weapons of our warfare spent,
A world of peace remade.
O Prince of peace, who died to save,
A lost world to redeem,
And rose in triumph from the grave,
Behold our waking dream.
Bring, Lord, your better world to birth,
Your kingdom, love's domain;
Where peace with God, and peace on earth,
And peace eternal reign.
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