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The "Battle of the Boulevard" men's soccer trophy will remain with the Lipscomb Bisons.
Junior Deven Bahadoorsingh scored the game-winning goal with less than nine minutes remaining to lift the Bisons (3-8-2, 2-1-0 in the Atlantic Sun) to an epic 2-1 victory over cross town nemesis Belmont (5-6-1, 1-1-1 A-Sun) in one of the rivalry's most thrilling match-ups.
The Lipscomb defense set an early tone against the Bruins. Though averaging nearly 13 shots per contest, Belmont was held without a shot attempt in the first half. The same would not be true of Lipscomb, which got 10 shots away and put six on goal in the opening stanza.
In the 22nd minute, the Bisons Nick Bibb scored his season's fourth goal, collecting the rebound off a Joey Chiappetta shot and firing it past Belmont keeper Lou Manning for the score.
In two meetings with the Bruins in his career, Bibb has collected two goals. Chiappetta added to his ever-increasing numbers against the Bruins and now has two goals and three assists all-time against the Bruins.
The game's physicality picked up in the second half. In the 58th minute, a skirmish in the corner led to a yellow card for Lipscomb's Omar Djabi and a straight red to Belmont's Will Moorad.
Going a man down did nothing to deter Belmont; the desperation of being a man down and a goal behind pushed the Bruins offense to respond. Though Belmont did not attempt a shot until the 50-minute mark, the Bruins would attempt six shots in the second half, five coming after the Bruins went a man down.
Belmont's Brandon Tarr broke through for the Bruins in the 70th minute with his season's eighth goal, heading a long cross from TJ Brown into the upper right corner and just past the outstretched fingers of Lipscomb netminder Brent McGee.
Lipscomb picked up the offensive pace after Tarr's equalizer; with not just bragging rights but potentially A-Sun tournament seeding up for grabs, the Bisons couldn't afford to leave points on the field against a short-handed Bruins side.
Thanks to Bahadoorsingh, there would be no ties in this one. On a cross from Kyle Erickson, senior Garret Pettis headed the ball back to Bahadoorsingh, who drove a shot in that deflected off at least one player before rolling past Manning into the bottom left corner of the net for his career's first goal as well as the game-winner.
Pettis picked up two assists in his final "Battle of the Boulevard"; the senior will end his career as one of the most productive players in the rivalry's history, scoring four goals and assisting on three others in four career games against Belmont.
McGee picked up his second win over Belmont, stopping three shots. Though saddled with the loss, Manning made six tough saves for the Bruins.
Lipscomb hopes to continue its winning ways in the A-Sun next weekend, when they play host to Jacksonville (Oct. 14, 7 p.m.) and North Florida (Oct. 16, 2 p.m.)
Check LipscombSports.com for more information on the Bison soccer team, and be sure to follow us on Twitter (@LUMSoccer) and like us on Facebook (Lipscomb University Men's Soccer Team).


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seointern needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 9 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
Body Evolution
http://www.BodyEvolution.com our site is going to offer personal training coaches to hold people accountable to their health goals. We'll offer graphs, images, & other personal tracking for customers goals.
Those who have health related goals, this either being weight loss, weigh gain, body building, or just eating healthier.
Need a design for the members area of our site. Currently we have 2 mockups for the home page & the blog:
We really like the members area design of http://www.DailyBurn.com.
Here are the details we're looking for in our design:
- The Top left of the page, we'd like a small section that shows the users Personal Trainer & some details. Similar to this: http://screencast.com/t/6o8o2W3EmS
- The top of the page should be similar to Daily Burns weight tracking graph: http://www.screencast.com/users/seo…f4cd5da1c2
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- Weight Tracker: Graph to track weight over a 90 day time period.
- Body Evolution: We'll be using a concept similar to: http://www.dailymugshot.com. In this section we'd like to include a widget with an option for users to embed their slideshow on their own blogs/websites.
- Workout & Nutrition Tracker: We're open to ideas on this layout design.
- As within Daily Burn, users will need the ability to add to their journal.
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This past Monday, I made my surprise WWE return on the company's flagship show Monday Night Raw.
What appeared, on the surface at least, to be a long-planned return for The Extreme Original Tommy Dreamer to his Philadelphia faithful was anything but, actually.
Here, exclusively for my faithful readers, is a behind-the-scenes look into my return.
I'll start with last weekend, when I did my usual independent wrestling shows. I worked in Pittsburgh on Saturday for IWC (on Twitter @IWCwrestling), a group of very talented wrestlers who could all easily be on the WWE roster.
I flew home Sunday, watched TV, had some friends over for the holidays, ate pizza, cookies and cake. Yes, I cheated on my diet, but it was a good day of being a couch potato. I was actually kind of sad because WWE had a its TLC pay-per-view in Brooklyn, N.Y., at its new Barclay Arena. I would have loved to have been on that show, being that I trained in Brooklyn and my first match took place there. As I followed the show through tweets on Twitter, I could see it was a rocking show and that only added to my desire to contribute to it. I mean, who can use a table, ladder or chair in a wrestling match better than me? Haha!
Monday, I woke up feeling the guilt of eating all of the fatty food I had consumed the previous day. I restarted my diet goals (which I break daily), did my morning cardio, showered, paid some bills, went grocery shopping and went to the gym; an otherwise normal day.
Later, as I was preparing to go to my wrestling school to train my students, my phone rang. I didn't recognize the number, so I send it to voicemail. Another call comes through, same thing. Then I received a text message from a high-ranking WWE official asking me if I was around. Hearing from people in the WWE isn't out of the ordinary, given that I worked for them in numerous capacities for close to nine years, so I didn't think much of it.
Then my house phone rang, which is unusual since I only have a land line for fax purposes and nobody calls that number. Everyone calls my cell. I picked up, and was asked if I could go to Philadelphia to be apart of the WWE's annual Slammy Awards show.
I agreed and asked if I needed to bring a tuxedo or a suit, as I was guessing I would used as an award presenter. This person said they didn't know and would call me back.
I asked them to please do that on my cell, that the land line is just a fax and emergency line. (Though I would consider this a wrestler emergency, there is a show in Philadelphia and it needs some Tommy Dreamer!
That original call came in at 3:30 p.m. and Monday Night RAW was taking place 100 miles (160 km) away from my house. That's challenging without even considering traffic. The fun was just beginning. I jumped in the shower to get ready. As I finished, my cellphone rang. I answered it and was told to bring my wrestling gear, and that I would be wrestling but not to tell anyone. This had to be a surprise. The packing part wasn't a problem, as I hadn't even unpacked my gear bag from Saturday's show. I shaved, threw on some fake tanner, made a protein shake and headed out the door at 3:50 p.m.
When that phone rings and I have to be somewhere, this wrestler gets the job done. I hit some traffic on the George Washington Bridge, and, at the New Jersey Turnpike it started raining. The show goes on the air live at 8 p.m. My phone started ringing again. It was the WWE contact, wanting an ETA. He called me every half hour to see how I was making out.
To be honest, this was my favourite part. I love the rush. It was my life for so long in the original ECW; everything happening last minute, or surprises coming into the company, to the elation of the crowd. These days, with social media, keeping a surprise is very hard to do. To keep a secret, it is very easy to do, don't tell anyone. I have to admit, though, I did tell my mom. She isn't on Twitter, though, and my grandmother may think Facebook is a new way to read. So, no worries there.
I don't know how many more moments I will get in my career and I know my mom, and grandmother are proud. I also told my wife because I wanted my kids to see me on TV. I was recently asked in an interview if I have any regrets? I told them that my only regret is that my kids didn't see me in the prime of my career. They are at that perfect age, eight, where their friends in school love the WWE and I would be the coolest dad in the world.
I began wondering what was in store for me on that evening. What would I be doing? Will the fans remember me? I haven't been on WWE TV in three years. Who would I be wrestling?
And my god, did I have to pee, between the protein drink and all the rain, but I didn't have time to stop. So, in a moment of shame, I peed in my blender, and then threw it out the window, only to have it splash back on my arm. (Awesome).
It was close to 7 p.m. and I was almost there, but traffic was brutal. I finally arrived, met my contact and went to hide on a bus with the other surprise for the night, The Nature Boy Ric Flair — and when I found out Flair would be on the bus with me, internally I say "WOOO!" but act I cool when I see my friend and fellow wrestling legend. WWE then has me take a physical, sign a bunch of forms, releases and contracts.
Then I was briefed on what as in store for the night. I was to be a mystery partner in a six-man tag team match with The Miz and Alberto Del Rio against the Three Man Band (3MB).
At this stage, even my partners had no clue what was going on. Eventually, I was allowed into the building, once the show started live. I was told to tell the other wrestlers I was just visiting. I saw so many people with whom I have shared great moments, or actually hired into WWE. I had a great time catching up with a lot of people. At about 9 p.m., I met with my partners to discuss strategy. I felt something I haven't felt in a long time. Nerves. A thought went through my mind: what if I don't get a reaction? WWE is, after all, watched by a lot of younger children, a whole new audience. Some wouldn't be old enough to remember when I was wrestling.
I shook off my doubt and was determined I was going to do my best no matter what happened. Behind the curtain was tense, like it always is. I love that feeling; the calm before the storm. Then The Miz (who did a great job announcing me as his partner) said my name, the fans exploded.
As I walked out from behind the curtain, I saw a sea of people rising to their feet. Words can't describe how elated and happy I felt inside, hearing more than 15,000 people chant my name. It was euphoric.
The match itself was good, the fans were surprised and most of all, they were happy.
In times of trouble in society, I always say wrestling is a great escape from reality. If you take it from its inner core, it's good vs. evil, a roller coaster of emotions and one hell of a show. I put smiles on people's faces and was given an opportunity and created a moment for myself. That really is what it is all about.
When I returned to my dressing area and picked up my phone, I had 117 text messages from friends, family, celebrities and sports figures, with nothing but positive comments and congratulations on my WWE return.
I couldn't believe the amount of tweets I received, or possibly find time to respond to all of them. I trended worldwide on Twitter, which means, at one point in time, I was one of the most-talked about things happening on Twitter in the world. I drove the two hours home and recapped the perfect evening in my head over and over again.
The greatest part of all was the next day, my kids told me they saw me on TV and all the kids in school saw me and I won for them. They are so proud and love me. So I guess I have no regrets in my career now that I'm the coolest dad ever.
Thanks for reading.
Tommy Dreamer is a legendary and influential pro wrestler and a father and husband who has worked for World Wrestling Entertainment, Extreme Championship Wrestling and Total Nonstop Action. His column appears in the Kingston Whig-Standard and on SLAM! Wrestling. Follow him on Twitter @THETOMMYDREAMER and check out his website at thetommydreamer.com. He can be booked for live appearances through his website. Check out his new, custom-designed T-shirts and merchandise on his website as well.


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BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. – During a defensive struggle, the Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs converted a first-half penalty kick for a 1-0 victory over the Liberty Flames, Saturday afternoon at Greene-Harbison Field. It was the opening contest of Big South Conference play for both teams.
Liberty drops to 0-1 in conference play and 2-2 overall. Gardner-Webb moves to 1-0 in Big South play and 3-2 overall.
Scoring chances were at a premium during the first half, as both teams gave strong defensive efforts.
Host Gardner-Webb took the first shot attempt during the 12th minute. Forward Denzel Clarke pushed a low shot towards the left post. Flames goalkeeper Jeremy Lee, making his first collegiate start, dove out and corralled the shot.
Liberty had its best scoring opportunities midway through the first 45 minutes. Midfielder Jonatan Torres started three unanswered attempts with a shot from the top of the 18-yard box, forcing a save by Runnin' Bulldogs goalkeeper Mark Swan during the 21st minute.
Less than a minute later, a header by Flames defender Sam Duininck off a corner kick from Torres was punched over the crossbar by Swan, keeping the game scoreless.
During the 24th minute, midfielder Tim Harbison placed a free kick from 20 yards out on net, but once again, Swan was there to corral the attempt.
Gardner-Webb converted a penalty kick at 37:32 for the lone score of the game. After a Runnin' Bulldog player was tripped up in the box for a foul, Marius Hammermark gave the home team the advantage. The defender scored into an empty right side of the goal on the ensuing kick for a 1-0 edge. It was Hammermark's second goal of the year.
The half closed with two scoring attempts by Liberty midfielder Tanner Wilcox. On his second attempt during the 44th minute, Wilcox moved into free space on the left side of the field and lifted a shot toward the upper right corner of the net, only to see Swan push the attempt over the net.
The second half opened with the Flames pressuring the Gardner-Webb net. During the 48th minute, midfielder Juan Nino moved into the top of the box and dropped a pass to his left side for forward Kyle Breitmeyer, who pushed a low shot toward the right post. However, Swan was able to stretch out and make a diving stop to preserve the home team's edge.
During the 67th minute, Swan was once again forced to deflect a Flames attempt over the crossbar. On the second of back-to-back corner kicks, Duininck sent a header from the right post toward the center of the net. Swan punched the attempt over the net, keeping the Runnin' Bulldogs in front.
Liberty keeper Lee kept the Flames within one with a stop during the 77th minute. Clarke came free in the 18-yard box by running onto a long pass and ripped a shot, which Lee deflected away from the net. Liberty then cleared the ensuing corner kick to keep its deficit at one.
In the final 10 minutes, the Flames moved a defender forward looking for the equalizer, but Gardner-Webb was able to hold on for the win. Liberty's best scoring chance came during the 88th minute. Breitmeyer, with a defender on his inner hip, ripped a shot from left side of the 6-yard box off the left post.
Liberty held a 20-18 advantage in shots and an 11-5 edge in corner kicks.
Lee recorded eight saves for the Flames, while Swan made seven saves for Gardner-Webb.
Liberty will finish a three-game road swing, next Saturday. The Flames will travel to our nation's capital for a non-conference match at American. Match time is scheduled for 4 p.m.


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Al Sharpton to Deliver Eulogy at Rodney King Funeral
The civil rights leader and MSNBC host will speak at the Hollywood Hills burial of the late 47-year old.
The Rev. Al Sharpton and other civil rights leaders will join family and friends in Los Angeles at a public funeral service for Rodney King.
Sharpton, who says in a statement that King was "a symbol of civil rights" who "represented the anti-police brutality and anti-racial profiling movement of our time," will deliver the eulogy Saturday at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.
The funeral comes nearly two weeks after King was found dead at the bottom of the swimming pool at his Rialto, Calif. home on June 17. He was 47.
King's death is being treated as an accidental drowning but authorities are awaiting autopsy results to determine the official cause of death.
King became famous after his beating by Los Angeles police in 1991 was captured on videotape and broadcast worldwide.


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September 09, 2010
Four studio art alumni are making waves in the Portland art community after converting a massive boat into a gallery and workspace on the Willamette River.
Zoë Clark, Lewis Feuer, Kyle Thompson, and Caitlin Ducey—all members of the class of 2009—debuted the Labrador Project in April. The 135-foot vessel, which was originally used in WWII, now functions as a site for creative collaboration and a display space.
After building a gallery space, titled 12128, on the deck of the Labrador, the collaborators held a show of their own diverse works in May. This month, the gallery is hosting a guest-curated exhibit called Watersports.
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Tuesday, 19 February 2008
Cheese-Crusted Cottage Pie
Cheese-Crusted Cottage Pie
5 comments:
- ruthEbabes said...
I love a cheesy topped cottage pie, unfortunately my hubby doesn't! This looks great, I'm so jealous
- 19 February 2008 at 23:32
- Maria said...
Hi Ruth
I must say I think the cheesy topping adds even more flavour. Here is an option for you, next time after dishing yours, add some cheese and pop under the grill for a few seconds ;o)
- 20 February 2008 at 10:32
- ruthEbabes said...
Good idea...
Think I may make two separate smaller pies next time and put more veggies in mine too :o)
- 21 February 2008 at 22:04
- Bellini Valli said...
I am enjoying surfing through your blog Maria. So many delicious recipes that are to throw me off my vow to eat NO sweets. Of course that is unrealistic considering I am a Daring Baker :D I am enjoying my visit!
- 22 February 2008 at 12:16
- Maria said...
Hi bellini Valli
So lovely to see you here and thanks for the lovely comments. I can totally relate to the NO eating of sweets, I have a constant battle with it!!
Thanks for calling by.
- 22 February 2008 at 19:05


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Lawyers for Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel say keeping him in prison while he awaits a new trial in the 1975 slaying of neighbor Martha Moxley "would be a miscarriage of justice of the highest order."
Defense attorney Hubert Santos wrote in a legal brief Monday that a judge who overturned Skakel's murder conviction last week has the authority to grant him bail. The judge said last week that he is not sure he has the authority to release Skakel from prison while Skakel awaits a new trial.
Connecticut Judge Thomas Bishop ruled that Skakel's trial attorney failed to adequately represent him in 2002 when he was found guilty in Moxley's golf club bludgeoning. Skakel and Moxley were 15-year-old neighbors in wealthy Greenwich at the time of her death.
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Jets coach Rex Ryan knows most people don't think his team is going to be very good this season. And he's eager to prove most people wrong.
Asked if the media's negative predictions for the season motivate him, Ryan acknowledged that he hears what people say and wants to make those people eat their words.
"You know what? If you're a competitor how does that thing not get you? How does that not motivate you? It's almost like, 'Ok, well we're going to show you.' Of course, that's your human nature," Ryan said, in comments distributed by the team. "You're going to get a group of 53 and how many coaches in the entire organization and saddle you with those types of things and not rally, if you will, behind it because we don't believe those are true. It's going to be proven out, it'll be proven out when the season comes rolling around. We feel we will be much better than that.
Asked if he takes those predictions personally, Ryan said, "Of course. Absolutely. Everybody does. The entire organization."
Ryan said that ultimately, predictions don't matter because soon enough, the Jets will have a record to stand on.
"The one thing about the regular season you can't hide from the fact that you are what you are and nobody runs from it," Ryan said.
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Corporate sponsors support the 2013 MLB Diversity Business Summit in Houston
List Includes Four "Fortune 500" Companies; Several Sponsors Providing Scholarships for Students to Attend the Summit
National and local corporate sponsors, including "Fortune 500" companies Dell, Inc., Liberty Mutual Insurance, ARAMARK and CISCO, have signed on to support the 2013 MLB Diversity Business Summit, which is co-hosted by MLB and the Houston Astros and will be held June 18th and 19th at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. The MLB Diversity Business Summit is the leading diversity and procurement event that provides attendees with unprecedented access to human resource and procurement executives from all 30 MLB Clubs, MLB Network, MLB Advanced Media, Minor League Baseball Clubs and MLB's Central Office. Sponsor activations for the Summit were separated into two categories, "Presenting Title Sponsors" and "Presenting Sponsors." Below is a list of Presenting Title Sponsors and their specific activation:
Dell, Inc.: Dell, Inc.'s sponsorship includes donating tablets and laptops to student-athletes from the Houston Astros MLB Urban Youth Academy, and also from the other MLB Urban Youth Academies around the country (i.e. Compton, California; New Orleans, Louisiana). Dell sponsored the inaugural MLB Diversity Business Summit in 2012.
Liberty Mutual Insurance: Liberty Mutual Insurance is the exclusive Insurance category sponsor of the 2013 MLB Diversity Business Summit. They will be an exhibitor on the trade fair floor to enhance the experience for job-seekers and entrepreneurs, while also engaging in exclusive "meet & greets."
True Blue Inclusion: True Blue Inclusion (TBI) created a distinctive and innovative TBI brand experience with their support of the "Dugout" design competition in which finalists competed to win the opportunity to design the space for the Summit's Welcome Reception in the form of a "Ballpark Dugout." The company's sponsorship includes supporting students from Texas A&M University to attend the 2013 MLB Diversity Business Summit.
ARAMARK: One of the leading concessionaires among MLB Clubs, ARAMARK will be an exhibitor on the trade fair floor to enrich the job-seeker and entrepreneur experience as they seek to hire and increase their spend with minority- and women-owned businesses and entrepreneurs.
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Three Intel architectures; one speed
Subject: Processors | March 19, 2012 - 06:05 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Ivy Bridge, sandy bridge, sandy bridge-e, i7-3770K (ES), i7-2600K, i7-3960x
VR-Zone took a processor from each of Intel's last three architectures, clocked them all to 4.7GHz and started benchmarking. By clocking them all the same you get to see a better comparison of the performance of the various architectures, although the motherboard chipset does introduce a variable into the performance results. As well, the Ivy Bridge Core i7-3770K is an engineering sample and so may not perfectly reflect the performance of the final retail product. Drop by to see how these chips compare in synthetic benchmarks.
"Intel's Core i7-3770K (ES) vs i7-2600K vs i7-3960X, nuff said! We have also included a brief USB 3.0 controller shootout inside, involving the new Z77 (Panther Point) Native USB implementation and other popular solutions."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- Intel Second Generation Core i7 3820 Review @ OCC
- Intel Xeon E5-2600 Sany Bridge-EP Server Processors @ Legit Reviews
- Intel Core i7 2700K Review @ HCW
- Core i7 3820 @ Guru of 3D
- Intel Ivy Bridge: everything you need to know @ Techspot
- The Ivy Bridge Preview: Core i7 3770K Tested @ AnandTech
- Desktop CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- AMD FX-8120 Bulldozer @ Rbmods
HP Unveils Three New Ivy Bridge Powered Laptops
Subject: Mobile | March 19, 2012 - 09:17 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: laptop, Ivy Bridge, Intel, hp, GT650M, GT630M, 22nm
Over the weekend, HP pulled the curtain off of three new Ivy Bridge laptops on their website. What makes the three new DV series consumer laptops interesting is the inclusion of Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge 22nm CPUs. Let's dive into the specs as we know them now.
First up is the smallest of the bunch, the DV4-5000 series with 14" display at 1366 x 768 resolution and Windows 7 Home Premium x64. Internal hardware includes an Intel Ivy Bridge Core i7-3610QM running at 2.3 GHz, an NVIDIA GT630M graphics card, 4 GB of RAM, and a 1TB 5400rpm SATA hard drive. This model also comes with 802.11 b/g/n wireless, Bluetooth functionality, and a DVD burner. Connectivity options include two USB 3.0 ports, one USB 2.0 port, one HDMI, one VGA, and one RJ45 Ethernet port, along with headphone and microphone jacks.
The HP DV6-7000 follows the same specifications as the previous DV4-5000 except it ups the display to 15.6." The Ivy Bridge i7-3610QM, NVIDIA GT630M, and 4 GB of RAM, DVD burner, and 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi (plus Bluetooth) all stay the same. The DV6-7000 further provides a bit more external connectivity options with an additional USB 3.0 port, and an extra headphone jack. It is also possible to configure it with a total of 8 GB of RAM.
The last new Ivy Bridge powered laptop release from HP is the DV7-7000 (they really need more catch names for these things). It packs an Intel Ivy Bridge Core i7-3720QM running at 2.6 GHz, 8 GB of DDR3 1600 MHz RAM, a total of 2 TB (2 x 1 TB) of 5400rpm mechanical hard drive storage, a NVIDIA GeForce GT650M, and a Blu-ray writer and DVD reader/writer combo drive. On the outside is a 17.3" display at 1920 x 1080 resolution and four Beats Audio speakers. Connectivity options include three USB 3.0 ports, one USB 2.0, one HDMI, one VGA, one RJ45 Ethernet jack, two headphone jacks, and a single microphone input along with 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Although the HP website currently lists the laptops as "Ready To Buy," the links are not click-able and word on the web is that the actual launch date will be around April 8th. Further, HP will not begin shipping their Ivy Bridge laptops until April 29th according to Laptop Reviews. More information on the HP laptops can be found here.
Podcast #193 - Kepler Mobile preview, GTX 680 Rumors, Zenbook talk and more!
Subject: General Tech | March 15, 2012 - 01:28 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: podcast, nvidia, kepler, Ivy Bridge, Intel, amd
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- NCAA 2012: PC Perspective Bracket Competition!!
- HP dm4t Beats Edition Notebook Review: Branding Gone Wild
- Nvidia GeForce GT 640M Review: Kepler Arrives For Mobile
- Unreal Engine Samaritan Demo Running On Single NVIDIA Kepler GPU
- Alleged NVIDIA GK104 Kepler GTX 670 Ti Photo Leaked
- GTX 680, Turbo Cores, and Cuda Cores!
- A possible GTX 680 specs leak?
- Asus Updating Zenbook Line With UX31A and UX21A Ultrabooks
- Lian Li Releases Official Photos of PC-QO5 Case
- The new MAINGEAR Solo all-in-one PC series
- ARM Cortex-MO+ Lowest Power Processor Yet At 9µA/MHz
- Give me a Marauder MAD-5M with original armour and I am good to go
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- Ryan: NCAA March Madness app - $3.99 for ALL THE GAMES ALL THE TIME
- Jeremy: Brewtarget
- Josh: I couldn't stand it... I bought it.
- Allyn: Windows Server 8 Beta - Try it with Tim's Instructions.
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More solid information on Ivy Bridge's launch dates
Subject: General Tech | March 15, 2012 - 01:05 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Ivy Bridge, Intel, haswell, lynx point
This morning DigiTimes suggests a more concrete launch schedule for Ivy Bridge, which slates the processor to begin hitting the streets by the end of next month. The initial launch in April should see all of the announced Core i7 models become available as well as the middle member of the Core i5 line. By June we should see more of the Core i5 models become available but those looking for a low cost Core i3 will be waiting until the end of summer before they can purchase a new processor. It will be this time next year before Haswell and Lynx Point become available if you are planning to hold off on upgrading until that generation of processor becomes available.
"Intel is set to announce its next-generation 22nm-based Ivy Bridge processors by the end of April with 11 models including Core i7-3770K, Core i7-3770, Core i7-3770S, Core i7-3770T and Core i5-3550, expected to appear in the initial launch, while several models including Core i5-3470, Core i5-3470S, Core i5-3475S, Core i5-3570 and Core i5-3570S will be released in early June, according to sources from upstream component players.
As for Ivy Bridge-based entry-level Core i3 and Pentium series processors, Intel is expected to release the CPUs in August with 7 series chipsets to appear in early April."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Microsoft shows off Internet Explorer 10 for Windows 8 Metro @ The Inquirer
- Why Windows 8 server is a game-changer @ The Register
- Boffins render fibre obsolete @ The Register
- Final CeBIT Roundup @ XSReviews
Nobody likes NVIDIA, even Apple won't play with them
Subject: General Tech | March 13, 2012 - 12:15 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: TSMC, nvidia, macbook, kelper, Ivy Bridge, fermi, apple
NVIDIA has been having a rough life lately with problems besetting them on all sides. Their IGP business has been disembowelled by AMD's Llano and even Intel is now offering usable graphics with the HD3000 on higher end Sandy Bridge chips. The console makers seem to have decided on AMD as the provider of choice for the next generation of products which locks NVIDIA out of that market for years to come, as console generations tend to last significantly longer than PC components. The delays at TSMC have enabled AMD to launch three families of next generation GPU without NVIDIA being able to respond, which not only hurts NVIDIA's bottom line but lets AMD set their own pricing until NVIDIA can finally release Kepler, at a price that will not be wholly of their choosing.
Now according to SemiAccurate they are losing a goodly portion of Apple's MacBook business as well. The supply issues which will be the result of the fabrication problems were likely a big factor in Apple's decision to trim back GPU orders but there is also the fact that the low to mid range GPU could well be going extinct. With the power of the forthcoming Intel HD4000 and AMD's Trinity line of APUs it will become hard for laptop and system makers to justify putting in a discrete GPU since they will have to choose relatively expensive parts to have the discrete GPU contribute to performance. That leaves NVIDIA only providing GPUs for high end MacBooks, a much less lucrative market than the mid range. Don't even mention the previous issue of overheating GPUs.
"That is exactly what SemiAccurate moles are telling us is going on. Nvidia can't supply, so Apple threw them out on their proverbial magical experience. This doesn't mean that Nvidia is completely out at Apple, the Intel GPUs are too awful to satisfy the higher end laptops, so there will need to be something in those. What that something is, we don't definitively know yet, but the possibilities are vanishingly small."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Microsoft demos 1ms response touchscreen @ The Inquirer
- Asus: We are NOT killing off Transformer Prime @ The Register
- Diamond helps graphene carry more current @ Nanotechweb
- ASUS RT-N66U Wireless-N900 Gigabit Router @ Benchmark Reviews
- More CeBit Coverage @ XSReviews
Asus Updating Zenbook Line With UX31A and UX21A Ultrabooks
Subject: Mobile | March 12, 2012 - 09:10 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: widi, ultrabook, ssd, Ivy Bridge, asus zenbook, asus
The Asus UX31 and UX21 have been two popular examples of ultrabooks. Interestingly, they have been available for purchase for less than 6 months and we are already hearing that the company is planning a refresh with upgraded hardware! The two new ultrabooks will be dubbed the UX21A and UX31A and will replace the UX21 and UX31 respectfully while maintaining the same weight and dimensions.
The original UX21 ultrabook
Among the new internal hardware updates, Asus will be moving to Ivy Bridge processors, up to 4 GB of low voltage DDR3 1600 memory, and an alleged 512 GB SATA 3 (6Gbps) SSD (solid state drive) option. The Ivy Bridge processors in question will be pulled from Intel's low voltage mobile CPU range and will sport a 17 watt TDP (thermal design power). The Core i3 3217U, Core i5 3317U, and Core i7 3517U will all be configurable options and carry the following specs.
|Hyper Threading
|Cache (L3)
|Turbo Boost (1core / 2cores)
|Core i3-3217U
|1.8 GHz
|Core i5-3317U
|1.7 GHz
|2.6 GHz / 2.4 GHz
|Core i7-3517U
|1.9 GHz
|3.0 GHz / 2.8 GHz
The new Zenbook ultrabooks will include two USB 3.0 ports, a micro HDMI port, and an SDXC card reader. Wireless connections will further include 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0, and Intel's WIDI wireless display streaming technology. The new UX31A will have the option of a 1920 x 1080 resolution IPS display with a brightness rating at 350 nits or a non IPS (possibly TN) LCD with 300 nits brightness that maxes out at a 1600 x 900 resolution. The smaller UX21A also has the option for a 1920 x 1080 resolution IPS display; however, the non IPS LCD option's resolution will max out at 1366 x 768, coincidentally just enough to do the 1/3, 2/3 side by side Metro application split in Windows 8.
Lastly, they estimate the battery life of the 13" UX31A and 11" UX21A ultrabooks to be around "six to seven hours" and five hours respectively. Once Ivy Bridge processors have launched and other notebook vendors start shipping their Ivy Bridge powered machines, Asus will reportedly start selling the updated Zenbooks for prices starting at $1,050 and $1,100 for the UX21A and UX31A respectively.
A nice hardware update without jacking up the price too much and likely making the older models cheaper? Sign me up! Are you looking forward to more ultrabooks this year?
ASUS gives you previews but MSI gives you full Ivy Bridge reviews
Subject: Motherboards | March 6, 2012 - 05:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: msi, Ivy Bridge, Z77, z77a-gd65, lga1155
Legit Reviews have posted a full review of the Ivy Bridge based MSI Z77A-GD65, with an i7-2600K, 8GB DDR3-1600, a Corsair Force GT 240GB SSD and a Radeon HD6950. This new platform brings native USB 3.0 to Intel chipsets, but since they don't yet have an Ivy Bridge CPU to test we don't get a chance to see PCIe 3.0 in action, the new SATA 6Gbps controller fared well though. There is a new UEFI ClickBIOS implementation which some might find a compelling reason to upgrade but if you are currently running a Sandy Bridge machine you are better off to wait until you can get your hands on one of the soon to be released Ivy Bridge processors.
"It's going to be an interesting ride for the Intel Z77 chipset. It is looking like the only difference is the addition of the SuperSpeed USB 3.0. The problem with the Intel Z77 chipset is that it doesn't feature anything really worth upgrading for over the Intel Z68 system. If your looking to build a new system with either a Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge processor, the Intel Z77 would be the way to go. If you're on an existing 'Sandy Bridge' system, there really isn't a good reason to make the switch..."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- MSI Z77A-GD55 Motherboard Review @ HardwareHeaven
- ASUS Intel Z77 Motherboard Preview: P8Z77, Formula, Gene & Sabertooth @ Legit Reviews
- MSI Z77A-GD55 Motherboard Video Preview @Hi Tech Legion
- MSI Z77 Motherboard Preview @ eTeknix
- MSI Z77A GD65 @ Guru of 3D
- MSI Z77A-GD65 'Ivy Bridge' Motherboard Preview @ Legit Reviews
- ASUS Rampage IV Extreme Review @ OCC
- ASUS Rampage IV GENE X79 Motherboard Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- Sapphire Pure Black X79N @ Hardwareoverclock
- VGA X79 FTW X79 Motherboard Review @ eTeknix
- Gigabyte GA-X79-UD3 Socket 2011 Motherboard @ Pro-Clockers
- ASRock X79 Extreme9 Motherboard Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Intel DX79SI X79 LGA2011 @ [H]ard|OCP
Ivy Bridge Core i5 and Core i7 specs
Subject: Processors | March 1, 2012 - 03:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Ivy Bridge, Intel
A sharp pair of eyes at Guru of 3D spotted a pdf on an Intel site which has since been taken down. While it is too bad we cannot give you the original PDF, Guru3D did post the pertinent information for those waiting patiently for Ivy Bridge to finally arrive.
As you can see the TDPs are impressively low, the desktop models ranging from 77W at the top end down to a 35W rating on the only dual core desktop model. On the mobile side the TDPs range between 17W to 35W, with more than half of those models being dual core. Also worth noting is the new graphics core, the HD4000 which is only available to two of the Core-i5 models, if you want the new core on a desktop then the Core-i7 is the way to go. On the mobile side, all models are listed as having HD4000 which might help Intel compete against AMD's Llano as consumers will not have to investigate the Intel chip in their laptop to determine which level of graphics processor they possess. Making a purchasing decision easier will go a long way to giving peace of mind to consumers that only want to spend their money and not their time researching before they buy.
Still no solid release date though.
Just Delivered: MSI Z77A-GD65 Motherboard Preview
Subject: Motherboards, Processors, Chipsets | February 29, 2012 - 12:03 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: just delivered, z77a-gd65, Z77, sandy bridge, msi, Ivy Bridge, Intel
In preparation for Intel's 3rd generation of Intel Core microprocessor architecture (can you see we are dancing around things already), MSI has started showing a new line of motherboards. While at CES in January we saw the Z77A-GD65 option that will be available soon and offers some interesting new specs and features.
The Z77A-GD65 sports Military Class III components as well as support for a host of new items including PCI Express 3.0 and USB 3.0. While we can't share much more than that in terms of details I thought it might be worth showing off a few shots of the upcoming motherboard from our friends at MSI.
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Intel Ivy Bridge delay is confirmed essentially
Subject: Processors | February 26, 2012 - 10:38 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: Intel, Ivy Bridge, delay
If you hadn't heard yet, last week we talked about a potential delay to the release of Intel's upcoming Ivy Bridge processor. Well pretty much everything we feared was "kind of" confirmed by Intel's Sean Maloney when he said:
"I think maybe it's June now."
Huh. It's gets worse though as Maloney apparently was "blaming the push back on the complexity of the new manufacturing process." That process in particular was the 22nm tri-gate technology that Intel has been touting as one of its biggest developments in recent years.
Is this completely altered now??
The EETimes story gets more specific with date quotes from Jim McGregor of In-Stat.
Jim McGregor of In-Stat told EE Times that according to his industry sources in Taiwan, Intel's Ivy Bridge server parts were only delayed from April 8 until April 29, though the dual core i5 and i7 parts for notebooks had been pushed out from a planned May 13th launch to June 3.
Last week we were hearing that Intel would still launch Ivy Bridge parts in April but wouldn't send out the mass shipments until June, and while that is still possible, that seems much less likely after hearing Maloney's words today.
And if you haven't had enough bad news for today, there is this comment that pretty much backs up my thoughts that I laid out in our 190th episode of the PC Perpsective Podcast last week:
"It doesn't really matter because there's not really any compelling competition right now," said one industry analyst on condition of anonymity, referring to AMD's recent lag in the market.
AMD, we need you in our lives so badly. Please don't leave us here...alone...


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Rule 109. Citation by Publication (1984)
When a party to a suit, his agent or attorney, shall make oath that the residence of any party defendant is unknown to affiant, and to such party when the affidavit is made by his agent or attorney, or that such defendant is a transient person, and that after due diligence such party and the affiant have been unable to locate the whereabouts of such defendant, or that such defendant is absent from or is a nonresident of the State, and that the party applying for the citation has attempted to obtain personal service of nonresident notice as provided for in Rule 108, but has been unable to do so, the clerk shall issue citation for such defendant for service by publication. In such cases it shall be the duty of the court trying the case to inquire into the sufficiency of the diligence exercised in attempting to ascertain the residence or whereabouts of the defendant or to obtain service of nonresident notice, as the case may be, before granting any judgment on such service.Amended by order of Dec. 5, 1983, eff. April 1, 1984: The last sentence of the former rule is deleted.
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(No. 95) Question: First - Do the New Rules authorize citation by publication in suits filed in justice courts? Second - Does non-resident notice constitute good process out of the justice court? Third - Do the New Rules authorize the issuant of writ of attachment out of justice courts?
Answer: The rules do authorize citation by publication in suits pending in a justice court. Rule 535 expressly provides for the service of citation by publication in justice court suits and specifies the time that the defendant shall file an answer when the citation is served by publication. Rule 523 provides that all rules governing district and county courts shall also govern the justice courts in so far as they can be applied, except where otherwise specifically provided by law or the rules. Under this provision Rule 109 authorizing citation by publication in district and county courts is also applicable to justice courts.
In response to question No. 2 as to whether non-resident notice is good process out of the justice court, it is our opinion that such notice has the same validity under the new rules as it did under the statutes.
In regard to question No. 3 as to writ of attachment issuing out of the justice court, it is our opinion that such writs are expressly authorized by Articles 275, 281 (not repealed) and282 (the unrepealed part). The form and procedure concerning such writs is outlined by Rules 592 to 609 in the section of the rules relating to attachment.
6 Tex. B.J. 164 (1943) reprinted in 8 Tex. B. J. 35 (1945).
Question: Under Rule 109, citation by publication, is it necessary for the affidavit to set forth the acts which constitute the diligence of the affiant in locating the defendant, or may the affiant merely use the general allegation that after due diligence he has been unable to locate the whereabouts of the defendant?
Answer: Rule 109 was redrafted by an amendment effective February 1, 1946. (8 Tex. B.J. 532 (1945)). The revised rule was designed to correct abuses which had grown up under the old rule, particularly in divorce cases but to a lesser extent in other types of cases, where the attorney would make the affidavit that the residence of the defendant was unknown to him, which no doubt was the fact, but in truth and in fact his client knew the residence of the defendant and where personal service could be had upon him. While the revised rule does not specifically require that the affidavit set forth the acts which constitute the diligence of the affiant in locating the defendant, we think this is desirable and the better practice in view of the mandatory requirement of the rule that "it shall be the duty of the court trying the case to inquire into the sufficiency of the diligence exercised in attempting to ascertain the residence or whereabouts of the defendant, or to obtain service of non-resident notice, as the case may be, before granting any judgment on such service." However, we believe the affidavit would be good if it alleged diligence only in general terms.
9 Tex. B.J. 262 (1946).


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"Another Star" - NYU Dance Production class
This is a piece performed by Hannah Guruianu and Aya Wallace, two students in the NYU/American Ballet Theatre pedagogy program, in this spring's Dance Production class. It's a world fusion piece to Stevie Wonder's "Another Star." The flamenco choreography is snippets from flamenco instructor La Magdalena, and was performed for the sake of creating a mini production in class. Read about it at http://www.dance-teacher.com/sections/blogs/ and look for the blog entry entitled "Production Study."


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I was reading news on a website and it said a study has convicted that religion is on course to virtually die out in Australia, Austria, Canada, the Czech Republic, Finland, Ireland, the Neitherlands, New Zealand and Switzerland. If this is true, science is going to keep showing how much a lie religion is.
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Vancouver, here I come!
I like that picture LOL!
Cute little article from the One Wholly Cathartic and Apoptotic church. (That's the Roman Catholics, for those of ya'll not versed in sarcasm.) I wish there were some truth to it, but really, I suspect it's just a propaganda piece to get people back to mass.
I think the greatest proof of such is in their wishful history. "It is an old argument, but a standard one, that Christianity was born from this impulse, a reaction to Roman persecution." The greatest persecution Christians ever suffered was from the Jews first, and each other second. Nero tortured a few Christians, sure, but he tortured a lot of other folk as well. No sign of systematic persecution or even a strong preference. The secular empire wasn't involved in a big way until Diocletian, more than two and a half centuries after Jesus' death. Hardly the "birth" of Christianity.
Edwin Rogers, the new head of Secular Coalition writes: "However, the words "under God" were not included in the original pledge, and the words were not added due to an outcry from the American public or because of protests on our city streets. The Pledge of Allegiance of the United States of America changed due to a three year lobbying campaign by the Roman Catholic fraternity, Knights of Columbus.
These guys have been waging war on secular democracy ever since the Enlightenment took the Divine Right to Rule "blessing" of away from the Pope and gave it to We the People. The church is still red with rage about losing its power to appoint kings. The Knights of Columbus were and are carrying out the Vatican's continuing revenge against our secular democracy which they scorn.
I had always understood it was added during the Cold War to distinguish us from those "godless Marxists" in the CCCP.
I agree!
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Firstly I apologise in advance for another rant! I've just been really struggling recently with all the health problems I have going on. It's getting progressively worse and half the time I can't even leave the house. I'm sick of staring at the same four walls or not even being able to get up the stairs if I need the bathroom. I love being independant and now half the time I can't do anything for myself and so have to keep asking my housemates for help, which I really hate! I'm stressed about the uncertainty of it all and I hate being in this much pain all the time *cries*


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In an unusually public rebuke of a high-ranking colleague, Vatican officials dismissed as baseless the accusations of "corruption and abuse of power" made in letters by the archbishop who is now apostolic nuncio to the United States. In a statement released by the Vatican on Feb. 4, Cardinal-designate Giuseppe Bertello and Cardinal Giovanni Lajolo, the current and immediate past presidents of the Governorate of Vatican City State, described as a "cause of great sadness" the recent "unlawful publication" by Italian journalists of two letters addressed to Pope Benedict XVI and Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state.
The letters, written by Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò when he was the governorate's secretary general, contained assertions based on "erroneous evaluations" or "fears unsupported by proof," the statement said. Archbishop Viganò's letter to the pope, dated March 27, 2011, lamented "so many situations of corruption and abuse of power long rooted in the various departments" of the governorate and warned that the archbishop's removal "would provoke profound confusion and dejection" among all those supporting his efforts at reform.


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Smoke engulfs the ghats behind the temple. At the riverbank, a deceased burns in the wooden pyre. A few steps away, the cremains of another and the charred, smoking logs are swept easily into the holy river of Bagmati. The logs, more of coal now, are collected at the lower stream and reused for the next cremation. Nearby, a mother rubs the forehead of her child with the blessed water of the same river. The far quiet end of the temple finds an ancient yogis' cave while on the opposing ghat, colourful sadhus are posing for the visitors' cameras, for a fee. At the top of the the temple that admits only the Hindus, marigold garlands offered to Lord Shiva are thrown into the same bend of the Bagmati.
One by one, her lifeless limbs fall off the swaying stretcher. This pale old woman in red is being carried to her transition, covered by a piece of long, white cloth. Mourners walk behind her. A burly man in a clean, white shirt wearing a gold watch lowers her gently onto the burning ground at the riverbank. He wraps her with layers of white and yellow fabrics as he chants. He's the ceremony conductor, perhaps. Crowds, young and old, gather around the ghat to witness the ritual, expressionless. Cremation at the upper stream is more expensive, someone said. Soon, the pyre will form, set on fire and the transition shall begin.
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abirdwell avait besoin d'un nouveau design de logo et a lancé un concours sur 99designs.
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mandy birdwell photography my tag line is the art of the moment http://www.mandybirdwellphotography.com/blog
I am a natural light child and family photographer. I just opened a high end studio and am rebranding. my photograghy is crisp fun with a modern/vintage flair ( not too whimsical or shabby sheek) . bright yellow, avacado green and orange ... nothing floral ... something simple yet disctinctive ... my site is http://www.mandybirdwellphotography.com/blog and /clientinfo. You can see colors and style. i love my old logo but need something different as many photographers have their initials. i love the simple not scripty fonts. love circles ... would love an image that i could use on it own with my name and still signify my brand. my ideal client is high end mother or family. My studio is a cross of vintage and modern ( room and board) , clean , fun and unique.
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GameSpot AU's Jessica McDonell takes a look at the evolving classification of adventure games and whether contemporary games like Journey fit into it.
Veterans of the Monkey Island series will surely enjoy the game in spite of its occasional problems.
First Australian Penny Arcade Expo will be opened by creator of Monkey Island series, Ron Gilbert; other international guests include RoosterTeeth, The Protomen, and MC Frontalot.
GameSpot AU's Jessica McDonell takes a look at the evolving classification of adventure games and whether contemporary games like Journey fit into it.
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