Since the Haswell release, which feels like many moons ago now, we have reviewed several Z87 based boards. Up for torture today is a larger, high-end board, the EVGA Z87 Classified. This board is made to do anything from sit there and look pretty, which it does well I may add, to the ability to handle the extreme cold of Liquid Nitrogen overclocking. Read on to see some of what EVGA has done to their flagship Z87 board!
The below list of specifications and featurs were sourced from the EVGA website. One of the most noticeable features is the board's size. It is not your typical ATX board, she comes in at E-ATX measuring around 10.3″ x 12″. Make sure whatever case this is going into has the room for it.
Another prominent feature of the board is its ability to Quad CrossfireX and SLI. With Haswell's PCIe lanes limited to 16, EVGA put a 48 lane PLX chip on the board to help add lanes. Slot one is exclusively controlled by the CPU and its native 16x lanes, the remainder of the slots are controlled by the PLX chip.
As far as other features, there are eight total SATA3 ports (six native, two on Marvell) which support RAID 0,1,5,10, and JBOD. For USB there are six USB2, and six USB3 ports. It also comes with two Intel Gb Ethernet ports, as well as Blutetooth 2.1. There are six fan headers on the board for all your cooling needs. And last, but not least, is the Creative Sound Core3D quad core audio processor…not a Realtek!
Concerning power are several items from well-designed 90 degree 24-pin ATX power, eight layer PCB, to the dual 8-pin CPU power which can deliver up to 600W to the CPU through some of the 1,150 pins. The CPU pins are said to contain a higher gold content to provide better power delivery. It's nice to know about the actual voltage going to the components, especially when you are using extreme cooling.
For ease of troubleshooting, the Z87 Classified also comes with DIP switches to quickly disable any of the PCIe lanes to quickly identify any potential issues there. Believe me, its easier to flip those switches instead of removing the GPUs, especially with pots on them. While the aptly named debug LED is there to provide POST code readings, once you enter Windows it displays the temperature.
EVGA has finally brought a better look to its BIOS in this significant redesign. It has added a bit of color, a light blue, and dressed it up quite a bit. Moving around the BIOS is buttery smooth with no delays, so it felt pretty refined in that sense. More on it later. EVGA also gives you three BIOS to use for three different profiles. This is also useful when flashing frequently having a couple spares available. It is as easy as flipping a three-way switch.
We don't want to forget about the included Bluetooth for ease of connectivity to modern devices like smart phones or tablets, or passive chipset cooling to help keep the noise coming from the board to a minimum. In this case, there is no noise as there is no active cooling anywhere on the board.
The retail packaging is larger than normal as we expect having an E-ATX board residing inside. It is mostly black with the Z87 Classified namesake emblazoned in a gunmetal/grey writing in the middle. Like usual, there are some features listed on the front such as its non discriminatory policy on quad SLI and CrossfireX support, and Intel CPU support among other things.
Flipping the box around to expose the bottom of the box shows us a picture of the board as well as go over some features, such as its 3-year warranty, 24/7 support, and step-up plan among other technical highlights.
Not too much to see on the top and sides but more marketing goodies on what makes the board tick.
When we open up the exterior packaging, it exposes another box which houses the motherboard and its accompanying accessories. In opening up the box, you are presented with the many included accessories with the motherboard sitting protected below them. After the slideshow there is a list of all the included accessories.
Like in past versions of the Classified, black is the predominant color being used. On the Z87 Classified, about the only color we see is on the chipset cooler which has a red stripe on it with the word "Classified" across it, as well as up the road a bit on the heatpipe is a red metal plate with the EVGA moniker. Further up the 'pipe', the VRM section is cooled by good sized, rounded black heatsink resting on top.
The audio section in the lower left has the now seemingly standard separation from the other parts of the board which helps minimize any EMI effects from them. On the lower right working up, eight SATA3 ports, the 90 degree 24-pin ATX lead, and power/reset buttons.
Overall, its a good looking board. But you know me, I am a sucker for conservative and understated pieces. But really, can you go wrong with black and red accents?
Moving counter clockwise up the board, to the right of the SATA ports, there are a couple of fan headers, the PCIe dip switches, the BIOS switch to flip through its three BIOSs. Next to that is the 90 degree 24-pin power lead (love that design!), as well as debug LED. As we keep traveling up that side of the board we will then run into the EZ-voltage read points, the power/reset buttons, and on the top side of the board next to the DIMM slots is the CMOS reset. There really isn't too much to say about the DIMMs. Four slots supporting up to 32 GB of dual channel goodness is available here.
Around the CPU socket are a total of eight phases hiding under that mostly round heatsink. Enough to get the CPU well past 6GHz! In order to feed the power to such a high clocked CPU, EVGA put two 8-pin AUX CPU +12V connectors, which will allow 600W to the CPU. Plenty. The socket area is mostly clear of obstructions, so any insulating you will need to do for sub-zero benchmarking should also be fairly easy.
In the next picture, I isolated the audio section for you to look at. EVGA mentions the CreativeSound Core3D quad core audio processing using the Creative CA0132 chip to do the dirty work.
The I/O area houses the previously mentioned Bluetooth on top of two USB2 ports with two more USB2 ports next to them. Alongside those are Intel NICs on top of two USB3 ports each. Also nearby is a rear CMOS reset button as well as two thunderbolt ports. Finally, we wrap it up with the audio. Your typical analog options are there as well as an optical out.
Across the bottom of the board, there really isn't too much here honestly. On the left is a PCIe 6-pin connector for when you run multiple cards (gives an alternate power source than the 24 pin for the slots), USB2 port, one of six three-pin fan headers, and your front panel connections.
The next picture simply shows a better shot of two more three-pin fan headers, the PCIe on/off DIP switches, and the triple BIOS switch.
Next up is the SATA ports. Here we see a total of eight as advertised with six being native to the chipset and the two others (the two on the right or top if the board is vertical with the CPU socket up top) are handled by the Marvell controller.
Moving on up that side of the board is a closer look at the 90 degree 24-pin ATX plug, the debug LED, EX voltage read points, and the reset/power buttons.
Moving on to the BIOS, I just want you to take a look at what EVGA has (finally?) done to their UEFI BIOS. It is A LOT more attractive than previous versions. It has a black background with an almost slate blue type color throughout. I have to admit, while it may not be the best looking, this is a HUGE step forward for EVGA compared to their last UEFI implementations and looks pretty darn good to me. The pictures were captured using BIOS 1.04. As of now, 1.05 is the latest available on the EVGA website.
The top part gives you a summary of what is going on currently in the system. The top left shows total memory slots available and which are populated with what capacity and speeds. Below that displays the current CPU and memory voltage. In the middle is more information such as the multiplier, BCLK, number of cores, and if Hyper-threading is active or not. On the top right side, it shows the PCIe lanes, what is populated and its speed. For example, I have one card out of the five possible locations. The first slot is populated and running at 16x PCIe3 as I would like it to. Finally, below the PCIe configuration summary, it shows VRM and CPU temps.
As far as overclocking options go… just take a look. They are all there, and more even. BCLK, straps, power limits, voltage, multi, etc, etc… it is all simply there. As far as ergonomics go, it was easy to move around and find things, though my preference for the location of the BCLK, Advanced CPU, etc would be at the top. Nothing "page down" can't remedy, but I would have preferred it up top.
The Memory tab is next when moving from left to right. Here again we have all the things you need and then some. Timing adjustment is down to the tertiary level even. Perhaps that is where our resident memory gurus play, but not this guy. I am just not a memory tweaker in that respect. But lord knows, if you want granular memory control, you have it here (as you darn well better for a board of this caliber).
Moving on to the Advanced tab, this is where one would change things like how your SATA ports and LAN are setup (pictured), as well as PCIe, onboard graphics, USB, and Intel Rapid Start Technology among other things are located here.
There is not too much to say about E-Leet honestly. This CPUz look-a-like with edit functions really hasn't changed much at all. This version had trouble reading some things, but I have to admit I am not sure if it was my fault (installed everything including Intel chipset and ME drivers) or not. But it shows temperatures, voltages, BCLK speed, multiplier, etc.
Since the last review of the Z87X-OC from Gigabyte, I have added these graphs to compare the boards we have tested against each other in all of our testing. Due to boards having their own stock frequencies I have been using the 4.9GHz clocks to compare head to head.
In looking at the graph, we really see quite a bit of parity as we expected. Throughout the testing, results among all board were usually within a percentage point. There are some stragglers there, but, we can see these are remarkably similar.
Moving over to Cinebench R10 and R11.5, all the results are within 1.7% of each other. It's when we get into MaxMemm that things start to take a turn for the worse for this board. The memory speeds MaxMemm is showing (and AIDA confirm) seem to be much slower, to the tune of between 15-20% mostly, for whatever reason. I tried adding a bit of voltage all around (relevant to DRAM/IMC/BUS), lowering clocks, and different versions of the programs, but still this board was plain old slower by a fair margin. Another review on this board that used the Sandra benchmark also showed similar results. So, I am not sure what is going on with the memory bandwidth, but there seems to be something wrong. I am working with EVGA to resolve the issue. If it is board specific or ram module specific, we do not know at this time.
That said, unless you need that speed, it does not seem to be affecting much of anything in our testing as the results are spot on with the other boards. I have reached out to EVGA to see what is wrong with me, or the board. So hopefully we can get the bandwidth numbers up where they 'should' be in the near future.
My poor, poor chip… There was a time when this thing sat at 5GHz Cinebench stable at 1.39v… but a few LN2 sessions with 1.8v+ later and things have changed a bit. No matter though, we can still hit 5Ghz without HT (temperature limited) and knock out a few benchmarks.
I pushed the BCLK up to what seems more and more like my chip's (or my skills) limit in the low 140 range with no issues. Stepping back a bit, the predefined 115/125 BCLK presets in the BIOS also worked well. I have no doubt this board is just fine for getting chilly and really pushing the limits… I wish I had the time to do it honestly.
So EVGA has successfully brought out their full line of motherboards for Z87 in the mITX Z87 Stinger, the ATX sized Z87 FTW, and now the flagship Z87 Classified. With pricing starting at $220 for the Stinger and the FTW, the Classified is in a class all by its lonesome in their lineup at $399. Surprisingly, there are several boards out at that price point and even a lot more expensive.
So let's get the bad out of the way. Out of the gate, the BIOS that came with the board (1st release BIOS) had a weird behavior in that it would refuse to boot over around 1.37v or so. It also did not play nice with my memory either in that I could not set the XMP profile. Manually setting the timings/speed/voltage did work though. After working with EVGA and another reviewer who had this board, a new BIOS was released (1.04) that resolved the no booting issue over that voltage. Coincidentally, I can now set the XMP profile on my ram. Problem solved… that one at least. The other issue I noticed when compiling the data is that the memory bandwidth seems quite low. This does not seem to affect performance with our testing, though I would like to see the numbers up where they should be. I have tried a couple of things EVGA suggested, but with no luck. I will continue to work on this and report back when we are fixed.
The board does come with some solid features. I like the use of something different than the Realtek chips for Audio. While we do not test for S/N ratio or anything technical, it does sound good with accurate sound stage reproduction which is helpful, especially in FPS type games. Along with the audio, the board can also disable PCIe ports to help aide in troubleshooting. The power delivery area may not be as overbuilt as others can be in this class, but still has the fortitude to push the CPU where you need it to go no matter ambient cooling, or sub zero.
Not only does it have the higher end features, it looks the part too. Again, you all know me by now and I love understated styling in my old age. Black is the new black on this board. Only a couple of red highlights 'de-cloak' this board from the stealthy all black look, so it should go well aesthetically with a lot of themes. Just make sure your case/bench can support the E-ATX size and you are good to go.
There are, surprisingly, a lot of choices in the $380+ market with two of them being direct competitors in the Z87-OC Force, and the ASUS MVIE, both formidable boards and costing a bit less. I can't say to run to this one and get it over the others, but at this point, I do not think you can go wrong with the EVGA Z87 Classified. It is most certainly worth a long look out of those three choices, especially if you plan on using a lot of GPUs for whatever your purpose.
awesome ! last time i checked this site was 3 months ago!!!! awesome reviews btw!!!!
Great review as I am considering this board for a new build. However, you might want to review the "a closer look" section as there are 5 PCI 16x and no legacy PCI slot.
gvguy, I see 4x PCIe X16, 1x PCIe X1 and 1x PCI.
Where is the PCI slot?? the bottom slot is a PCIe 16, hence the board can support 4way sli/crossfire.
I think gvguy is correct. There is a total of five PCI-E slots on the board. I'll ask Joe to double check and make any corrections if needed. It's confusing looking because I don't see a lock at the tail end of that bottom-most slot.
Based on the pics in the review, gvguy is right. A legacy PCI slot has the short pin section after the long pin section. I think people are getting confused because that PCI-E slot doesn't have a holder tab at the end of it.
I just wanted to update the thread/article and note that if you see your ram bandwidth low, look into manipulating your tertiary memory timings. I am not sure if it was my kit only (Kingston Hyper X Predator 2666MHz) that was the problem... though I doubt it as their scores on other boards were just fine.
EVGA will get back to me on if everyone will need to do this or if a future bios update will resolve it.


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Q: maven install external jar is not functioning properly I am new to maven, I want to add commons-codec jar to maven local repository , Actually I want to use this jar in the project but I get compile error which shows the jar could not find at compile-time the project pom file contains
<dependency>
        <groupId>commons</groupId>
        <artifactId>commons-codec</artifactId>
        <version>1.8</version>
        <scope>system</scope>
        <systemPath>${project.basedir}/lib/commons-codec-1.8.jar</systemPath>
</dependency>

and the jar file is in the lib folder in the project root , after some googling I found the I should install the jar by mvn So I execute this
C:\Program Files (x86)\apache-maven-2.2.1-bin\apache-maven-2.2.1\bin>mvn install:commons-codec-1.8.jar -Dfile="c:\mapsforge\mapsforge-map\lib\commons-codec-1.8.jar" -DartifactId=commons-codec -Dversion=1.8 -Dpackaging=jar -e

and then I get this error
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO] Searching repository for plugin with prefix: 'install'.
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[ERROR] BUILD FAILURE
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Required goal not found: install:commons-codec-1.8.jar in org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-install-plugin:2.2
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Trace
org.apache.maven.BuildFailureException: Required goal not found: install:commons-codec-1.8.jar in org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-install-plu
 gin:2.2 at org.apache.maven.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleExecutor.getMojoDescriptor(DefaultLifecycleExecutor.java:1867)
    at org.apache.maven.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleExecutor.segmentTaskListByAggregationNeeds(DefaultLifecycleExecutor.java:462)
    at org.apache.maven.lifecycle.DefaultLifecycleExecutor.execute(DefaultLifecycleExecutor.java:175)
    at org.apache.maven.DefaultMaven.doExecute(DefaultMaven.java:328)
    at org.apache.maven.DefaultMaven.execute(DefaultMaven.java:138)
    at org.apache.maven.cli.MavenCli.main(MavenCli.java:362)
    at org.apache.maven.cli.compat.CompatibleMain.main(CompatibleMain.java:60)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
    at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:601)
    at org.codehaus.classworlds.Launcher.launchEnhanced(Launcher.java:315)
    at org.codehaus.classworlds.Launcher.launch(Launcher.java:255)
    at org.codehaus.classworlds.Launcher.mainWithExitCode(Launcher.java:430)
    at org.codehaus.classworlds.Launcher.main(Launcher.java:375)

what's wrong here ... ?

A: The given goal is wrong.
mvn install:commons-codec-1.8.jar -Dfile="c:\mapsforge\mapsforge-map\lib\commons-codec-1.8.jar" -DartifactId=commons-codec -Dversion=1.8 -Dpackaging=jar -e

it must be:
mvn install:install-file -Dfile="c:\mapsforge\mapsforge-map\lib\commons-codec-1.8.jar" -DartifactId=commons-codec -Dversion=1.8 -Dpackaging=jar -e

Apart from that i would suggest to use Maven 3.X instead of Maven 2.2.1.

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Q: Vectors and many indices The situation: I am reading a 3D file format which is made up from geometry blocks. Each block in turn, has references (using indices), to any of the blocks (similar to potentially visible sets).
The program I am designing should allow to insert and delete blocks anywhere in the list. This means that a lot of the references will become invalid.
One workaround for this would be to convert the indices into pointers when reading the file, so to have a vector of pointers like this:
class block;

class block
{
    std::vector<block*> a_references;

    // more data
};

std::vector<block*> a_blocks;

In my program the user can view the referenced blocks for each block of the a_blocks array. Here, I want to display them as indices. When using pointers over indices, this means I will have to do an std::find for each block to find its index in the array. This will cause a lot of overhead I presume?
Which approach is better, and what are the performance benefits?

A: What I would do (if I have correctly understood your question):
keep index:
class block
{
    std::vector<std::size_t> a_references; // some indices in a_blocks

    // more data
};

std::vector<block*> a_blocks;

Then instead of remove element, reset it to nullptr
Add element in hole or at the end of the vector.
Finally, you may have a function to collapse which remove holes and fixes index.
An alternative would be:
class block
{
    std::vector<block*> a_references;
    std::vector<block*> back_references; // reference each block where `this` is in a_reference
    std::size_t index; // index in a_blocks

    // more data
};

On deletion, you have a quick access to blocks which refer it.
On insertion/deletion, you have to update all index in linear time


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New York Is Considering Blocking Parts of $68B CVS, Aetna Merger
By Blake Dodge | October 19, 2018
New York state officials are considering blocking parts of the $68 billion merger of drugstore store chain CVS Health Corp. and Aetna Inc., jeopardizing billions of dollars in insurance premiums for Aetna.
CVS and Aetna won approval from the U.S. Justice Department on Oct. 10, contingent on Aetna divesting its Medicare Part D business, which covers prescription drugs for seniors. But the deal still needs to pass through state regulatory bodies.
At a public hearing in Manhattan on Thursday, Maria Vullo, superintendent of the state Department of Financial Services, said her agency might block CVS's merger with Aetna's New York unit. She called U.S. approval of the overall deal "myopic" and repeatedly asked CVS and Aetna representatives for written evidence that they would deliver on promises to lower prices.
Several groups, including the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York and the Medical Society of the State of New York, urged the state to block the deal. They said the merger would limit competition and drive up the cost of prescription drugs. Assemblyman Richard Gottfried, chairman of the Health Committee, said the deal introduces "dangerous trends" in consumer access.
Elizabeth Ferguson, deputy general counsel for CVS, said there wasn't a plan to lower prices.
CVS and Aetna announced the deal in December 2017 but continue to face regulatory hurdles. Connecticut approved the deal Oct. 17, and New York will reach a decision after Oct. 25.
Shares of CVS and Aetna were little changed in New York Thursday.
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Survivalist (150 points): Complete the Campaign on any difficulty without dying.
Fearsome (100 points): Complete the Campaign on Extreme difficulty.
No Juice (65 points): Complete the Campaign on any difficulty without using any boosters.
Real Time (65 points): Complete the Campaign on any difficulty without using SlowMo.
Fearless Flagman (75 points): Successfully capture 50 flags in ranked CTF or SlowMo CTF games.
MP 1000 (75 points): Participate in 1000 ranked Multiplayer games of any type.
Multiplayer Victory (75 points): Win any ranked Deathmatch, SlowMo Deathmatch, or Elimination Multiplayer game.
Fearless (35 points): Win the Campaign on any difficulty except Low.
Explorer (35 points): Find every Health Booster and Reflex Booster in the single player campaign.
Exterminator (35 points): Kill every enemy in the Campaign.
Ammo Hog (35 points): Win the Campaign using less than 500 rounds of ammo.
No Fear (35 points): Win every Instant Action map on Extreme difficulty.
Demolitions Expert (35 points): Kill 200 enemies with the N6A3, AT-S or M77 in any ranked Multiplayer games.
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Initiation (5 points): Complete Interval 2 in the Campaign.
Water Treatment Facility (5 points): Complete Interval 3 in the Campaign.
Armacham (5 points): Complete Interval 7 in the Campaign.
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Perforator (5 points): Kill 50 enemies with the 10mm HV Penetrator in any ranked Multiplayer games.
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Trap Layer (5 points): Kill 50 enemies with the AT-S in any ranked Multiplayer games.
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Brawler (5 points): Kill 50 enemies with Punches or Rifle Butts in any ranked Multiplayer games.
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Q: Can't get item with python beautifulsoup I'm trying to learn how to webscrape with beautifulsoup + python, and I want to grab the name of the cinematographer from https://letterboxd.com/film/donnie-darko/ but I can't figure out how to isolate the text. The html for what I want is written as below, what I want to output is "Steven Poster":

Cinematography

        Steven Poster

within my code I've done soup.find(text="Cinematography"), and a mixture of different thigns like trying to find item or get_text from within the a and p tags, but ...

A: I would use a regex to parse the soup object for a link that contains "cinematography".
import re
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

r = requests.get('https://letterboxd.com/film/donnie-darko/')
soup = BeautifulSoup(r.text, 'lxml')
cinematographer = soup(href=re.compile(r'/cinematography/'))[0].text

print cinematographer
# outputs "Stephen Poster"

A: You can do the same without using regex as well:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

res = requests.get('https://letterboxd.com/film/donnie-darko/')
soup = BeautifulSoup(res.text,'lxml')
item = soup.select("[href*='cinematography']")[0].text
print(item)

Output:
Steven Poster

A: Use CSS partial text selector:
soup.find('a[href*="cinematography"]').text


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Unless it is a legit emergency case, small plumbing issues can easily be ignored. Oftentimes, innocuous issues are more of a troublesome.
Nonetheless, leaking pipes and clogged drainage systems can definitely turn into a more serious plumbing problem if they are not taken into actions as soon as possible. As a matter of fact, if you happen to notice one of the following signs or problems with your house plumbing, you should immediately contact a professional and licensed plumbing service provider rather than later.
Constantly running toilet is one commonly ignored plumbing problem. Not only is it very annoying but it may also cause a significantly increased water bill.
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A dripping and leaky faucet may seem very minor, causing people at home to wait months or more before taking certain actions for plumbing repairs and needs. Unfortunately, waiting to solve this issue can have large consequences on your utility bill. Thus, you could be wasting a lot of water in one year without even having the knowledge about it. However, solving an easily corrected water leak could make you save about 10 percent on your water bills every month and that can make one big difference for several households.
Your professional and licensed plumbers Erie PA may simply need to replace your washers or the whole faucet fixture. And having an extremely high pressure could as well contribute to a dripping faucet. In order to make sure that the issue is assessed and repaired accordingly, you should be sure to contact a legit and highly reputable plumbing service provider.
Drain cleaners or plungers can help with clogged or slow drains in your toilet, tub, or sink for just some time however, they are not great for long-term solution. Plungers can usually dislodge debris that clog your drainage systems but they cannot remove it totally. And while drain cleaners, on the other hand, can do the trick, they can sometimes damage your water pipes when used too often.
If your drainage system consistently slow or keeps clogging, you should then contact a plumbing expert in order to properly fix it. Drain screens can actually help prevent the issue from happening in the future.
When you notice a stain or a strong, musty odor on your flooring, ceiling or wall, it is likely you have some water leaks inside your home. When stains become dark, that is typically a sign of mold formation. Cracks in the caulking can also be a sign of water leak. It is very important to fix these problems immediately, especially when mildew or mold have already been growing.


Marketing measurement requires knowledge about needs and potential of customers as well as effective segmentation of the existing customer base. Consequently, to reach the aim of those measures – namely an increase in customer profitability – one needs to know about the reaction-probability and potential of their customers. Furthermore, there is evidence that customer's potential is one of the most relevant determinants for successful selling activities leading to an increase in profitability. One key implication is that managers should not simply strive for improving reported satisfaction levels without an understanding of the relationship to customers' share of wallet allocations. Therefore the resulting question has to be which customers should be approached with specific selling activities. Customers with high reaction-probability (Affinity) and high potential should be addressed. Potential of customers refers to a) total property (Size-of-Wallet) and b) the proportion which is already covered by the bank (Share-of-Wallet). This presentation introduces the theoretical foundations and empirical findings of an ongoing research project whose goals are the forecasting and segmentation of customers' properties – via unrealized potential – as a requirement for successful selling activities.
Financial markets consider shareholder value, e.g., market value, as a very important financial performance measure for firms. The shareholder value concept aims to create value for the shareholders as the formal owners of a firm and any investment decision should be justified in the context of shareholder returns. Apparently, high market value is an important corporate goal. Thereby, senior managers tend to focus on short-term performance under the misperception that the investment community focuses on quarterly earnings. The marketplace evidence is otherwise: the intrinsic (current) value of companies based on capitalization of existing cash flows represents about 85 percent of the total value. The remaining market capitalization then depends on expectation of future growth and risk. This paper decomposes market capitalization for financial companies into two components: current financial performance and expected financial performance based on perceived growth and risk. Subsequently, we explore the role of both financial and marketing drivers of these components of value. Our analyses reveal that trust (reputation) is positively associated with the current value component of market capitalization, while the marketing budget is associated with the future (growth) component. Customer satisfaction reinforces both current and future performance components.


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Elton John coming to Singapore for his final world tour!
Unknown Friday, February 09, 2018
Pop legend, Elton John, announced that he will be retiring, but he's leaving with a hurrah.
His world tour, 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road', will be his last after his half a century of a career that he has built.
He will be coming to Singapore as well as other countries in Asia such as Hong Kong, Japan and Korea in November, 2019.
Photo Source: forbes.com
Although the concert is a year away, be ready to book your tickets quick as they go on sale this November!
"After the tour finishes, I'm very much looking forward to closing off that chapter of my life by saying farewell to life on the road." He says, followed by how he will spend most of his time into taking care of his children.
Guess this will be enough for the "wide-eyed wanderer" that got this far. Updates for the concert venues and ticket-booking will be out later this year but we do expect tickets to be sold out as soon as they go on sale.
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Georgia GOP county chair accused of attempted rape after crime is broadcast live on Skype
The chair of a county Republican Party in Georgia was recently arrested after he was allegedly broadcast on Skype sexually assaulting and attempting to rape a woman.
On Wednesday, the North Georgia News reported that Union County Republican Party Chairman Billy Joe Turnage, 76, was facing charges of sexual battery and criminal attempt to commit rape.
Union County Sheriff Investigator Staff Sgt. Darren Osborn told the paper that 911 dispatchers received a report of an ongoing "assault and rape" of a 39-year-old female at Turnage's residence last week.
"Oct. 22, dispatch received a 911 call at approximately 4 p.m. of what was believed to be an assault and rape," Osborn noted. "It was being viewed via Skype. Deputies responded and I responded as well."
"Upon our arrival, we started an investigation," he continued. "The end result was the arrest of Billy Joe Turnage. Mr. Turnage was at the scene when we arrived."
Osborn said that investigators from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted two days of interviews before bringing criminal attempt to commit rape charges against Turnage.
Osborn also said that the "victim was not physically injured."
"Because of the nature of the crimes in question, a Superior Court judge is required for a bond hearing, before bail can be set," he explained. "Mr. Turnage will be held in the Union County Jail until such time as that event occurs and he makes bail."
The Atlanta Journal Constitution pointed out that a photo of Turnage with GOP Senate candidate David Perdue had not been removed from the Union County Republican Party Facebook page as of Wednesday morning.
The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee spent two hours and twenty minutes on his opening arguments in the prosecution of President Donald Trump.
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), in his role as lead impeachment manager, laid out the case of why the House of Representatives concluded that Trump should be removed from office following his Senate impeachment trial.
Schiff, who has a reputation as a somewhat-boring former prosecutor, impressed people watching the hearings to the point where "Adam Schiff Rocks" trended nationwide on Twitter.
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) on Wednesday took a thinly veiled shot at Alan Dershowitz, who has agreed to serve on President Donald Trump's impeachment defense team.
During his opening statement, Schiff ridiculed the argument made by Dershowitz that presidents cannot be impeached on charges of abuse of power, which is what Trump has been impeached on and what former President Richard Nixon would have been impeached on had he not resigned.
"You will hear the president's lawyers make the astounding claim that you can't impeach a president for abusing the powers of his office," Schiff said.
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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) denied claims that he knew about the sex abuse of college wrestlers by a team physician when he was a coach at Ohio State University -- and his Democratic challenger Shannon Freshour called him a liar.
At least four former wrestlers and a referee have said they complained to Jordan about Dr. Richard Strauss -- but the Ohio Republican dismissed their claims as ridiculous, reported WCMH-TV.
"The idea that I wouldn't stand up for our athletes if I thought there was some kind of harm happening to them is ridiculous," Jordan told the station. "I've stood up to the FBI. I've stood up to the IRS. I've stood up to Adam Schiff. I've stood up to John Boehner, the speaker of the House from our own state in our own party. So, if I think, there was, if I thought there was something wrong or if I knew there was something wrong happening, I would have stood up for him. But like I said, everyone, every single coach has said the same thing I have because the reason they've said that just because that's the truth."
UN report on Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's hacking of Bezos's phone raises questions over other potentially compromised elites
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Resident of any European Union state can drive in Latvia with their domestic driving permits. For drivers from non- European Union countries, it is permitted to drive in Lithuania with International driving permits for up to 90 days. Visitors who plan to stay in Lithuania for 185 days or more in one calendar year and wish to continue driving must get Lithuanian driving permits.
Seatbelts are mandatory for the driver and passengers in front and rear seats.
Children under 3 years must be seated in the back seat in a special child seats. Children under 12 years and under 150 cm (59 inches) may not be seated in the front seat.
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The Liability Insurance policy is obligatory; it can be purchased at the border to Lithuania.
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For drivers who have held driving permits less than two years, speed limit on highways is 90 km/h and 70 km/h on other roads.
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Drivers should have to present valid driving permits and car registration certificates to police when drivers are stopped.
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Tennessee Williams' 'The Two Character Play' is a bittersweet tale of insanity and obsolescence
The Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis focused its inaugural year on the playwright's years in St. Louis, including numerous productions set here or inspired by characters from his life in the city. The Two Character Play is a wonderfully layered, brilliantly acted exploration of family relationships and slipping reality. What makes the play so interesting and unusual is that it features new characters from playwright Williams who somehow feel intimately familiar to fans of his work.
Playwright Felice and his sister and leading lady Clare are stuck in a theater in the middle of the boondocks after being abandoned by their manager and the rest of the company. The other actors have labeled the two insane, and by the end of the show's quick two acts, some audience members may be inclined to agree with them. Undaunted, Felice pushes on, convincing his sister to perform The Two Character Play.
The play within the play is a dark, twisted tale of southern siblings clinging to their crumbling mansion after witnessing the murder-suicide of their parents. It is not clear whether fear, misguided allegiance or simple insanity causes the two to remain in the house despite the fact that they are out of food and all utilities have been cut off. As it turns out, Felice and Claire's offstage story is nearly as convoluted and confusing as the show they're desperately trying to remember and perform.
The production slides effortlessly between the actors and the play, blurring the line with dialogue, action, and intention that seems to somehow fit both situations. Joe Hanrahan and Michelle Hand are brilliantly lucid and phenomenally confused; their relationship deeply intertwined and absolutely dependent. It is incredibly difficult to accurately portray characters with tenuous grips on reality, but Hand and Hanrahan turn in masterful, seamless performances that reek with authenticity. As with some manifestations of mental imbalance, it is not always easy to follow the character's thought progression and the actors convey this without over-exaggeration or caricature.
Hand reveals multiple connected but distinct personalities as Clare, complete with physical tells and affectations. Hanrahan's Felice appears more consistently in the moment, but his tendency towards violence and forgetfulness belie the effort his sanity requires. The essence and motivation of each character, though difficult to parse, is well-articulated with thoughtful, sharp-eyed direction by Sarah Whitney. Together, she and the actors suggest the burden and blessing of kinship, as complimented by Williams' dense, lyrical dialogue.
It has been postulated that the brother and sister in The Two Character Play may in fact represent a new iteration and different circumstances for two of Williams' most beloved characters, Tom and Laura from The Glass Menagerie. There are distinct correlations that can be drawn between them, and it is clear that both women share traits reflective of Williams' sister Rose. I'll leave the scholars to debate the connection. For me, this show is a powerhouse exploration of tragically and irrevocably flawed characters who somehow find the will and fortitude to push on. Sanity can be fleeting when survival is not assured, and the play probes these dark corners in compelling, disturbingly poignant scenes.
Mark Wilson creates an appropriately tattered and somewhat unreliable set, complete with rudimentary stagecraft and wonderfully nuanced lighting, while stage manager Liz Henning ensures the production keeps moving. The combined results are deeply effective and unsettling, the mood of the show settles in like a sad realization hanging over everyone's head that no one wants to voice. Similar to Waiting for Godot, the show is infused with uncertainty and indecision that inexplicably binds the characters to each other and to their present situation. The impact is palpable, from the moment the curtain opens to the final bows, as the audience is drawn into the sibling's tale and compelled to care, to root them on even while we remain uncertain as to the purpose.
Originally produced for the inaugural Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, The Two Character Play will enjoy an extended run Fridays and Saturdays May 27 through June 4 at Winter Opera's space at 2322 Marconi as the Midnight Company further embraces the experimental, tangential nature of the play. With powerful, convincing performances and perceptive direction, Hand and Hanrahan have created a stunning, sometimes unsettling, show that deftly explores insanity, aging and our persistent need for love and companionship.
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import org.kuali.rice.krad.datadictionary.parse.BeanTag;
import org.kuali.rice.krad.document.Document;
import org.kuali.rice.krad.document.TransactionalDocumentAuthorizerBase;
import org.kuali.rice.krad.document.TransactionalDocumentBase;
import org.kuali.rice.krad.document.TransactionalDocumentPresentationControllerBase;

/**
 * Data dictionary entry class for {@link org.kuali.rice.krad.document.TransactionalDocument}.
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 * @author Kuali Rice Team (rice.collab@kuali.org)
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    private static final long serialVersionUID = 5746921563371805425L;

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The centre for human rights and rehabilitation (CHRR) has said there is need for police to provide comprehensive information on how a 16 year old boy was shot to death at area 22 in Lilongwe.
FaceofMalawi speaking to CHRR's Executive Director, Timothy Mtambo made the remarks reacting to the incident which happened on Saturday.
"Police officers are professionals. They know how to handle their guns. For them to call the shooting accidental raises more questions than answers. They say they shot in the air. Was the person walking in the air? That makes a person think they were not actually shooting in the air," Mtambo said.
The police must be held accountable for this death. They have violated someone's right to life," Mtambo said.
FOM reporters speaking to Malawi Human Rights Commission's (MHRC) chairperson Sophie Kalinde on how police handled the matter and the commission's views on the matter said it is contented with the way the police handled the matter.
"The Commission deals with individual incidents if there are complaints. We investigate the issues and make necessary recommendations. In this matter, the police have explained what happened. They even took the body to Balaka for burial. They have at least taken some responsibility. We could have taken them to task if they had not taken any remedial action," revealed Kalinde.
They even took the body to Balaka for burial. They have at least taken some responsibility. We could have taken them to task if they had not taken any remedial action," Kalinde said.
In an interview on Tuesday, police said the bullet hit the boy when they were trying to scare some robbers, who were suspected of stealing from people's cars.
Lilongwe Police spokeperson Kingsley Dandaula said senior police officers discussed the matter with the deceased family.
He said the police took the responsibility of taking the body to Balaka for burial.


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Following the successful showing of the Mitsubishi HSR and Mitsubishi HSX concept cars at the 1989 Tokyo Motor Show, Mitsubishi developed the new GTO as a technologically advanced 2+2 seater sports coupe to compete with the Honda NSX, Mazda RX-7, Nissan 300ZX,Skyline GT-R, Subaru SVX and the Toyota Supra. They resurrected the GTO name, and the car went on to serve as Mitsubishi's flagship for the remainder of the decade. However, despite the cachet of the badge at home, it was marketed as the Mitsubishi 3000GT and as the Dodge Stealth outside Japan; the company was concerned that connoisseurs would object to the evocative nameplate from the highly regarded Ferrari 250 GTO and Pontiac GTO being used on a Japanese vehicle. However, regardless of its badge or eventual target market, every car was built on the same production line at Mitsubishi's plant in Nagoya, Japan. Its introduction in Japan was during the softening of the Japanese economy, known as the "bubble economy" which had an effect on sales.
A Dodge Stealth was initially to be used as a pace car for the 1991 Indianapolis 500 race. The United Auto Workers (UAW), however, did not like the idea of a Japanese-manufactured car being a pace car for the race, and a prototype Dodge Viper was substituted.
The first generation model incorporated many of Mitsubishi's contemporary performance-enhancing technologies, such as full time four-wheel drive, four-wheel steering, active aerodynamics featuring automatically adjusting front and rear spoilers, sport/tour exhaust modes and electronically controlled suspension (ECS). Active Aerodynamics were not available on the Dodge Stealth. Visually, both cars featured pop-up headlights and noticeable "caps" on the hood to accommodate the ECS controllers at the top of the strut turrets. However the rest of factory body kit differed in styling with their respective badges. Most notable are the Dodge signature cross-hairs on the Stealth front bumper fascia, Ferrari inspired gills on the 3000GT rocker panels, Crescent shaped spoiler on the Stealth commonly referred to as the "Banana Wing" and front Active Aero air dam on 3000GT VR4 (later discontinued on newer models).
Dodge Stealth (USA, Canada)
SOHC 12v V6
119 kW (162 PS; 160 hp) at 5500 rpm
250 N·m (184 lb·ft) at 4000 rpm
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Second generation models are identified by a revised front bumper to accommodate projector beam headlights and small, round projector fog lights. The caps on the hood were replaced with integrated blisters, and the side air vents and rear bumpers were modified. The interior was redesigned with dual air bags, a new audio system, and revised air conditioning refrigerant. The engines in the twin-turbo models received a slight boost in torque from 416 Nm (307 lbft) to 427 Nm (315 lbft). To complement this, the VR-4 now included a six-speed Getrag manual transmission. Bigger wheel/tire combinations were provided beginning in 1995. The base and SL model received 16" wheels in silver or chrome with 225/55 tires, while the VR4 now had 18" chrome wheels with 245/40 tires (the Spyder had the standard 17" with higher profile tires from 1994 to handle the additional 400 lb (180 kg)).
As the price of the cars increased, many of the "gadgets" on the car were discontinued. The tunable exhaust was phased out after model year 1994, the ECS disappeared after the 1995 model year, and the active aerodynamics disappeared after 1996. Finally, Chrysler ceased sales of the Dodge Stealth captive import, and for the remainder of its life only Mitsubishi-badged versions were available.
In 1995 and 1996, special edition retractable hardtop convertible models of the 3000GT SL and VR-4 were sold in the USA. Customized by ASC in California, these cars had retractable hardtops which could be opened or closed at the touch of a button. It was the first of its kind in America since the 1957–59 Ford Skyliner, and although it was abandoned after two years because of slow sales (1618 units), it presaged a market which would eventually mature the following year with the Mercedes SLK.
Mitsubishi 3000GT, 3000GT SL, 3000GT SL Spyder (USA); Mitsubishi GTO; Stealth R/T (USA, Canada)
222 hp (166 kW; 225 PS) at 6000 rpm
Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4, 3000GT VR-4 Spyder, 3000GT(Europe); Dodge Stealth R/T twin-turbo (USA, Canada)
238.4 kW (324 PS; 320 hp) at 6000 rpm
The SOHC engine, previously only available in the base model Stealth, was added to the Mitsubishi range after the Dodge version was discontinued. Slower sales in the American sports car market led to a planned facelift for 1997 being abandoned in favor of minor cosmetic adjustments, including a new front bumper and rainbow shaped arched type wing. In 1999 the car received another exterior makeover, including a new aggressive front bumper, headlamps, turn signals, sail panels, and a true inverted airfoil spoiler coined the "Combat Wing" for the 1999 VR-4 to distinguish it from previous models. 1999 was the final year the 3000GT was available in the US market. Production for the Japanese domestic market finally ceased in 2000, with the last two cars sold the following year.
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1992 Mitsubishi 3000GT front view
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1995 3000GT Spyder VR4 front view
1995 3000GT Spyder VR4 rear view
1997 Mitsubishi GTO front view
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UNDER THE HOODS. Mike Shuter and his sons, Brian and Patrick, designed and built a new weed control machine called the Hot Water Weeded. It features custom stainless steel hoods, seen here on a Miller Nitro Sprayer, which protect corn and soybean plants while nozzles spray hot water directly onto emerging weeds to blister and kill them.
New Tool Seeks 'Non-Evasive' Tillage Solution for Weed Control
October 2, 2018 | Posted in Equipment, Crop Protection
A Strip-Till Farmer Staff Report
When it comes to weed control, no-tillers and strip-tillers tend to opt for a chemical application to minimize invasive species popping up in their corn and soybean fields.
Results of the 2018 No-Till Farmer operational benchmark study showed that more than 90% of no-tillers planned to use glyphosate for weed control in both corn and soybeans this year, with at least two-thirds making a post-emergence application.
But no-till and strip-till farmer Mike Shuter and his sons, Brian and Patrick, are seeking an alternative to chemically controlling weeds. The Shuters developed a new weed-control tool, called a Hot Water Weeder, which they debuted during a field day on Sept. 6 at Shuter Sunset Farms in Frankton, Ind.
The concept for this new innovation came about because the Shuters have been unable to control weeds as well as they would like, especially as they seek to transition more of their 3,200 acre no-till soybean and strip-till corn operation to organic practices.
Their farm is primarily using cover crops for weed control, and Shuter notes their cereal rye did not grow as well as it should have this year. That meant some hand weeding was required and they also had to utilize a row-crop cultivator.
"We're trying to do some organic no-till and strip-till on about 250 acres for now, and that's one of the hardest ways of farming," Shuter says. "We're having issues controlling weeds. This project will help us with that side of things."
They raised their first field of certified organic corn this year. "That certified organic corn is priced at $10.50 a bushel," Shuter says. "While I don't anticipate a high yield, maybe 100-125 bushels per acre in our first year, I will consider that a success."
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The new Hot Water Weeder machine works by applying water, heated to 220-250 degrees, directly onto the weeds. The water blisters the plants and causes them to dehydrate and die. In order to keep the water from evaporating as steam, it is kept under pressure until it is released.
Shuter likens the concept to taking boiling hot water from a kitchen faucet and pouring it on vegetation in a driveway. "We will be using this process on young, actively growing weed to kill them by blistering them and then they dehydrate and die," he says.
"We're trying to maintain the integrity of no-till and strip-till farming for our organic fields and this process is not detrimental to soil health…" — Mike Shuter
"We have six spots of dead grass where we tested the Hot Water Weeder the day of our field day, and it looks like it's going to work."
He explains they still have to determine how much water is necessary to accomplish their goals. They built a prototype to attach to a Miller Nitro sprayer and are also fitting it to an Oxbo International sprayer. The diesel fuel and 12-volt system that powers the sprayer also fuels and powers the water heater.
The Shuters built stainless steel hoods to protect the soybean and corn plants. Hot water is applied to the weeds underneath the hoods
It took the Shuters about 3 months to get the equipment to this point, including online research, design work and assembly. They have applied for a patent on the design of the hoods and the process, as Shuter says he's not heard of anyone else trying this approach to weed control before.
They plan to use the equipment in a non-evasive cultivation process, which means it eliminates the weeds but does not disturb the soil. "We're trying to maintain the integrity of no-till and strip-till farming for our organic fields," Shuter says. "This process is not detrimental to soil health."
There are still a few kinks to work out, and more testing and design work ahead. The Shuters have a version built to fit the frame of a 6- or 8-row cultivator and are interested in adapting it for a 12-row system, on the sprayers as well as a cultivator.
"The question is, 'Do we have capability to create enough hot water?'" he says. "We will need more heaters." Shuter says this would also require attaching a trailer behind the cultivator to carry the water.
Shuter further explains he's not sure if the heater generates enough heat yet, and he needs to figure out what nozzles to use under the hoods to spray the weeds with water.
He needs to test its effectiveness on smaller, emerging weeds. "That won't happen until next spring because there are not any weeds at the stage where we should be able to kill them with the super-hot water and this equipment," Shuter says. "I need to get the cover crop seeder on that sprayer, so we won't get much more done this fall."
They previously tried to use a row-crop flamer, powered with propane, on weeds but ended up with residue on the ground, which was not the result they wanted.
"I've seen electric shock machines, but I'm concerned about the dangers and damage to the soil," Shuter says. They also utilize a roller/crimper to terminate cover crops and weeds, but it can't be used too long after crop emergence.
If the new tool proves to be successful for organic no-till, Shuter would like to test it out on a standard strip-till operation. "Above all, we want to maintain our soil health. And I want to try to help other producers with this process if we can," he says.
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You've (unfortunately) probably heard of the seven terrier mix puppies that were thrown into a dumpster behind a Coachella business last week. Today, it was announced by officials that one of the puppies had died.
"She said the little one might have been on the bottom of the bag when the woman dumped the puppies into a trash bin and, possibly, just never recovered from that traumatic moment," John Welsh, a spokesman for the Riverside County Department of Animals Services said. "The good news is that the remaining six puppies are appearing to thrive."
The puppies, only a few days old, were rescued from a dumpster on April 18. On Monday, Deborah Sue Culwell was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty. According to police, she posted her $10,000 bond the next day and was released from jail.
The dogs are all currently under veterinary care at the county's Coachella Valley Animal Campus.
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