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Famous Creative Writers Inspired by England's Lake District
Glen Rix
Glenis has visited Lake District many times. It's an area to which people feel drawn back, as were the famous writers in this article.
Grasmere, from Helm Crag, Southern Lakes, Cumbria
In England's north-eastern county of Cumbria is the largest and most lovely of Britain's National Parks—the Lake District—also known as Lakeland, or simply as The Lakes. The Lakes, a World Heritage Site, is a paradise for ramblers and a magnet for tourists. People travel to the lakes and the mountains of the area for a raft of outdoor activities or simply to bask in the beauty of the landscape. Others are literary tourists following the trail of famous writers who have been inspired by the Lake District.
Authors Connected to the Lake District
Robert Southey
John Cunliffe
Narrow Lane in Hawkshead Village with pots and hanging baskets in bloom
England's National Parks
The Lake District National Park is England's largest and covers:
2362 square kilometres
912 square miles
583,747 acres or
236,234 hectares
Width (west to east): 58 km or 36 miles
Width (north to south): 64 km or 40 miles
A Visit to John Ruskin's Home, Brantwood House, on Coniston Water
John Ruskin (1819–1900) was a writer, poet and artist, perhaps best known as an art critic and for championing the works of the artist J.M.W. Turner. His former home, Brantwood House, which overlooks Coniston Water, is now owned by a private trust and is open to the public. The house contains a number of Ruskin's own paintings and is a centre for the arts. Various courses for artists, writers and poets are held during the summer season.
Brantwood House, John Ruskin's home by Coniston Water
Beatrix Potter Gift of Land in the Lake District to the National Trust
After spending childhood holidays in the Lake District the children's writer and artist Beatrix Potter left her home in London to settle there. It was in the Lake District that Beatrix drew inspiration for her stories of the exploits of Peter Rabbit and his friends, beloved by generations of small children—including myself, my own children and now my grandchildren. Beatrix Potter's beautifully illustrated books have never been out of print and have prompted a huge spin-off of all manner of items associated with the characters that she created. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London holds the world's largest collection of her drawings.
Beatrix was also a dedicated conservationist and a sheep farmer. She bequeathed the considerable acreage of land that she had gradually acquired to the National Trust so that it would be preserved in perpetuity.
When Beatrix Potter died in 1943, she bequeathed her 14 farms and 4,000 acres of land in the Lake District, complete with livestock, to the National Trust.
Hilltop House, Sawrey, Cumbria. The home of Beatrix Potter (Mrs Hellis) and her husband.
The Nature Poet William Wordsworth (1770–1850)
William Wordsworth, one of the greatest and most loved of England's Romantic poets, was born into a well-heeled family at Cockermouth In Cumbria. When his mother died his father sent him first to Hawkshead Grammar School (established 1585) and in 1787 to St. John's College, Cambridge University. After graduating from university Wordsworth, accompanied by his sister and a close friend, the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, travelled extensively in Europe, eventually returning to England and settling permanently in the Lake District in 1799. Wordsworth's home at that time was Dove Cottage, in Grasmere. Another friend, the writer Robert Southey, lived nearby. Together Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey became renowned as the Lake Poets.
In 1813, Wordsworth became the Distributor of Stamps for Westmorland. His improved financial situation enabled him to move his family a few miles to a larger house in Rydal. He lived at Rydal Mount and until his death in 1850 and was buried in the family plot at St. Oswald's Church in Grasmere.
Dove Cottage, Grasmere The house is now owned by the Wordsworth Trust. The house, museum and garden are open to the public from the 1st March to the 31st October
Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772–1834)
Writer, poet, literary critic, theologian
In 1798, together with Wordsworth published a collection of poetry, Lyrical Ballads, which is regarded as the foundation of the Romantic movement in poetry
In 1800 settled at Keswick in the Lake District with his family and friends
He was a houseguest of Wordsworth at Dove Cottage for eighteen months
In 1802, Coleridge took a nine-day walking holiday in the fells of the Lake District. He is credited with the first recorded descent of Scafell to Mickledore via Broad Stand
Well-known poems: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Kubla Khan, Love (the direct inspiration for John Keats' poem La Belle Dame Sans Merci)
Had a life-long addiction to opium, which was prescribed for him when a child to overcome his bouts of depression (it has been speculated in recent years that he suffered from bipolar disorder). This eventually took over his life and led to separation from his wife and a quarrel with Wordsworth.
Peter Vandyke [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
Robert Southey (1774–1843)
Poet Laureate 1813–1843
Robert Southey was connected to Coleridge by marriage. His wife and the wife of Coleridge were sisters. In 1803 the Southeys visited the Coleridges at Greta Hall, Keswick. John Southey's friendship with Wordsworth dates from that time. The Southeys remained at Greta Hall throughout their lives.
Southey lies buried in St. Kentigern's churchyard at Crosthwaite, Keswick. The monument inside the church has an inscription written by Wordsworth.
St. Kentigern's Church, Crosthwaite, Cumbria
Arthur Ransome (1884–1967)
Writer and journalist best known as the writer of the Swallows and Amazons series of twelve children's stories, set in the Lake District and on the Norfolk Broads. Films based on the books were released in 1974 and, more recently, by the BBC in 2016.
As a child Arthur was taken on frequent family holidays to Coniston Water, in the Lake District, where at a very young age he grew to love the water. It was here that he was taught to sail by W.G.Collingwood, who was the secretary of John Ruskin and himself a writer. Arthur developed a life-long interest in yachts and love for sailing, owning several boats during the course of his life.
Arthur attended the Old College prep school in Windermere.
Ransome spent some years as a journalist in Russia, reporting on the Russian Revolution, but in 1924 was able to return to the Lake District with his Russian wife. His first home in Lakeland was in the Winster Valley. Later he lived at Hill Top House in Haverthwaite.
Arthur Ransome is buried at St. Paul's Church in Rusland, Cumbria.
The Arthur Ransome Society was established in 1990 to encourage people of all ages to take part in outdoor activities such as sailing, walking and fishing.
John Cunliffe (1931–)
John Arthur Cunliffe lived in Kendal for six years. Cunliffe was commissioned by the BBC to write a series of children's auto-stop cartoons and the small towns and villages of the Lake District inspired the creation of his most famous children's character, Postman Pat.
Greendale, where Postman Pat is set, is based on the valley of Longsleddale, near Kendal. The tv show first aired in the early nineteen-eighties and became enormously successful, giving rise to opportunities for Postman Pat books and wide-ranging merchandising (one of my children insisted on sleeping in his newly-acquired Postman Pat slippers!).
Cunliffe himself became a celebrity in Lakeland to the extent that a room was dedicated to him at Kendal's Museum of Lakeland Life.
Longsleddale - inspiration for John Cunliffe's Postman Pat
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LEGO: from duck to digital
For a company that's been around for nearly a century, The LEGO Group has been through quite a few transitions. And now that everyone has a mobile phone and access to the internet, it's an entirely new world – even for the toy giant as it dives head first into the mobile landscape with apps and games for all ages.
Despite being synonymous with the famous bricks, The LEGO Group's journey started with a wooden duck, made by a carpenter in the early 1930s. That carpenter, Ole Kirk Kristiansen, went by the motto "only the best is good enough" when he first began to make everyday household objects. When sales declined due to the global financial crisis, Kristiansen shifted his focus to making wooden toys with the same focus on high-quality production. And so, the LEGO brand was born.
The name LEGO was originally created as an abbreviation of the Danish words "leg godt", which translates as "play well". What Kristiansen didn't know then, was that in Latin the name means "put together" – an uncanny prediction about the future of the company.
When the famous bricks came into play about 25 years later, family member Godtfred Kirk Christiansen filed the patent for the modern LEGO brick in 1958. Visit LEGO House in Billund, Denmark today, and you can see some of the original moulds and wooden toys. You can also preserve the highlights of your visit with the companion app. Not only can you explore ahead of time what awaits you on your visit, but you also have a place to check your personal videos and pictures taken during your visit by linking your visitor number with the app.
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In the 1990s, The LEGO Group faced new challenges. It posted its first ever loss and finding new ways to improve the LEGO experience became crucial. As a solution, it began to license characters outside of The LEGO Group. The mash-up of LEGO and Star Wars™ quickly became immensely popular and spilled into the digital realm, spawning a host of great games as a result.
LEGO® Star Wars™: TCS
These days, the App Store is a big part of LEGO's journey. The LEGO® TV app is a LEGO-centric TV station, where you can watch films, check out builds and get the latest news from the world of the brick. On a bigger scale, The LEGO® Movie™ and its sequel have been huge successes on the big and small screens worldwide.
THE LEGO® MOVIE 2™ Movie Maker
LEGO® movies made by you!
With LEGO® Life, The Lego Group is stepping outside of its comfort zone with a platform for everything LEGO related. You can share your latest creations, make online avatars and see other LEGO fans' creative projects.
"No social platform really provides a way to share pictures that are suitable for a younger audience," explains Robert Lowe, Head of Kids Engagement. He continues: "A great part of social media is that you can be inspired by other people. We want LEGO Life to provide that experience to children in a safe environment."
However, LEGO Life isn't just about inspiration; it's also about being practical and creating a library of your building instructions. Having started out with almost 100 digital building instructions, the app lets you, as the builder, choose where to begin and will even cheer you on when you complete parts of your build.
Staying relevant in a world of digital opportunities is a challenge that The LEGO Group embraces. With augmented reality (AR), the opportunity to combine both the physical and digital brick has arisen. This is what Murray Andrews, Digital Lead on LEGO® Hidden Side™, calls a digital-physical mixed reality experience. The goal is to deliver something new by mixing the two – though either will work without the other, of course.
LEGO Hidden Side is the latest idea to surface on the App Store and in LEGO retail stores. This is uncharted territory, as there has never been anything quite like this before and something Murray refers to as a "challenging, but a unique opportunity".
In the game, you play as two video bloggers who become ghost hunters with the help of Professor J.B. and her app. This amazing tool she's created lets the young heroes see and chase ghosts.
While Hidden Side can bring physical LEGO Hidden Side sets to life with ARKit, it also offers a complete gaming experience within the app – no sets needed. There is a twist though: you can only play as and collect the evil ghosts in the app. The physical sets are all about the good guys. And by combining these you get the best of both worlds – quite literally.
As Sean McEvoy, VP Digital Games says: "LEGO Hidden Side is the first of many innovative LEGO experiences to deliver mixed reality play on the App Store, and a new way to play."
Catch ghosts with LEGO in AR
It's showing that the LEGO Group has looked long and hard at how to keep the core experience of the LEGO brick intact, while also embracing new ways of engaging a new generation of builders. And we can't wait to see what's next.

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Madagascar: micro-insurance by the startup Sam'Salama
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These young women are not afraid of the cold. Indeed, Aina Andremanisa and Fanilo Randrianarizay, decided to help their fellow Malagasy citizens. Their startup Sam'Salama, co-founded in September 2017, operates in the health insurance industry…
Madagascar is an island that abounds in a thousand riches, but which, unfortunately, remains very poor due to the lack of development and adequate infrastructure. Health is one of the sectors that need development on the Big Island. Many Malagasy cannot really access paid health services due to lack of adequate insurance coverage. This is where the startup Sam'Salama comes in!
The mission of this startup co-founded by Aina Andremanisa and Fanilo Randrianarizay is to alleviate the exclusion of people without adequate health coverage. "Sam'Salama aims to provide a social protection solution to self-employed workers and more generally to anyone currently excluded from the traditional insurance system. The key words of the project are simplicity, accessibility and adaptability", explains Aina Andremanisa.
If you have trouble understanding how this startup can help you, we explain everything! As with the health plan, Sam'Salama allows its members to choose the plan that suits them. Several formulas and levels of coverage are available to suit your needs and financial capacity. The rates range from 0.40 euros to 2.50 euros per person per month. Sam'Salama offers the possibility to pay your membership fee via mobile payment. In addition, the startup benefits from partnerships with health institutions, so members do not have to advance their health costs, which are paid by Sam'Salama.
Two young women who make the pair!
The microinsurance sector has been booming in African countries for some years now. However, it is quite risky to launch a startup in an unstable economic market. In any case, these two young women have taken the crazy gamble of embarking on an entrepreneurial adventure, especially in this sector of activity.
Aina Andremanisa is a health expert. Aged 25 and originally from Madagascar, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science, a Master's degree in International Development from Sciences Po Paris obtained in 2015, and a Master's degree specializing in public health, passed at the Pasteur-CNAM school, in 2016.
As you can see, Fanilo Randrianarizay, her associate, is an insurance expert. At 27, she is an insurance actuary and is involved in risk analysis. Feeling concerned "by the health situation of the Malagasy population, and more globally of the African population", the duo wishes to bring its "contribution to the resolution of these gaps in care".
A startup born in 54 hours!
Startup Weekends are now known all over the world. The islands of the Indian Ocean, Madagascar, Reunion and Mauritius are no exception to the rule. Nevertheless, the concept of Sam'Salama was not born in Madagascar, but in Paris! Indeed, it is in the French capital that the two young women have assembled their ideas and visions for the Big Island and Africa in general. It was later in 2017 that Sam'Salama really took shape, during a marathon 54-hour weekend. The event was organized by the entrepreneurship promotion association "Juniors for Madagascar", with the support of the American accelerator TechStars and Google for Entrepreneurs.
"The idea of this competition for young entrepreneurs was to set up a start-up in a weekend. So we arrived on a Friday evening, without knowing each other. In one evening, we decided to team up and started to sketch out our project, which earned us second place in the competition at the end of the weekend," says Aina Andremanisa.
Today Sam'Salama is indeed a startup that has a lot to offer to the Malagasy society for years to come. The microinsurance pilot is scheduled to launch in September 2018. With such a concept, the two young women expect to reach 5,000 beneficiaries by the end of the year.
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Throughout the MapleStory 2 Beta Tests, we at Nexon America saw lots of creativity with designed outfits, mounts, posters, and other content within the MapleStory 2 world, and we would like to see more good content in the future.
To help with this, we would like to provide you with as much information as we can on the do's and don'ts of UGC creation.
Taking inspiration from movies, television, books, games, and comics is encouraged, but care should be taken not to use material in violation of our UGC Policy, including identical images, copyrighted material, 3rd party trademarks, or the name and likeness of famous individuals.
So what are some of the things I should be careful of?
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Ralph's Story Continues
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Ralph Geinger's Story Continues
September 10, 1959 – August 15, 2020
We never expected that we would have to say goodbye to our loving father, grandfather, husband, and son so soon in life, but on August 15th, 2020, Ralph William Geinger passed away after losing a hard fought battle with his heart. When we lost dad, one of our mentors and a huge part of our farming operation was gone and an overwhelming workload still remained. Our family was incredibly blessed and so appreciative of the heartfelt love and support we received from our extended family, friends and our community. We were very thankful to Mark Shologan and thought it was quite fitting and special that dad's service could be viewed on cattle vids, the very same place our bull sale videos are viewed each year. While getting prepared for the day, one of our dearest friends described the online gathering as "The grand champion bull's final auction". As we move forward, we'd like to honor him and pay tribute to a life well lived as we continue to build his dream and work in the industry that he loved, on the farm that meant so much to him.
Ralph was born on September 10, 1959 and raised along with his sister Linda, by their loving parents Frank and Fern Geinger. As a child, he was easy to raise, and he never caused much grief for his parents. Right from the time, he was old enough to walk; Ralph was interested in farming and spent an awful lot of time outside with his own dad and his grandpa Bill watching, asking lots of questions and learning. His love of learning continued throughout his school years, as he strove for perfect attendance and top marks, which would eventually earn him the honor of being the class valedictorian. He attended school in Mayerthorpe and went on to study agriculture at Olds College, but after only one year he decided he'd already been taught everything he needed to know about farming from his own father and grandfather so he chose to stay home and work on the family farm where he could be closer to the woman that he loved.
Ralph married Karen, his high school sweetheart, on October 25th, of 1980. They were married in the United Church in front of their friends and family and shared 40 wonderful years together. Shortly after marrying, they began a family of their own. Over the years they were blessed with four children, Amanda, Kevin, Kyle and Tenielle. Ralph enjoyed watching his kids grow and shared many of his favorite hobbies with them.
Life Brought Him Joy
Aside from his family and farming, Ralph had a few other loves. He was in a couple of different bands over the years. As a child he played the accordion in a band called the Country Kids. They knew five songs and enjoyed playing at local dances. In the early 1980s Ralph started a band called White Line. This venture brought some great friends into his life and although things were busy with farming and raising young kids, we will never forget the joy in dad's voice when he spoke of those years. Another of dad's most beloved hobbies was curling. He watched his parents curl from a young age and was intrigued by the sport. He began curling in high school and spoke fondly of the memories he made with his teammates. After he graduated, curling became a pastime that Ralph and Karen enjoyed together, and later on, Kevin and Kyle were fortunate to curl with him as well. They remember many laughs created by Ralph, upstairs in the Mayerthorpe Curling Rink.
Last but not least, growing up, we heard many stories about his fastball days, the ball, the boys and the fun times they had. Dad's eyes lit up every time he talked about his old team and many of the best times of his life were had with those guys. After fastball ended, Ralph and Karen got into slow pitch. It was great because it was something they could do together with other couples; Ralph did not enjoy the ball quite as much, but the company was just as good. No matter where dad was or what he was doing, he always surrounded himself with good people. A family friend, Darla Masterson, sent a message shortly after his passing that made all of us smile and cry at the same time. She said that whenever there was an event somewhere, everyone wanted to get near to where he was sitting as you were always guaranteed a great time with full on belly laughs. We think that truly describes our dad.
Ralph's grandchildren brought so much joy into his life. They meant the world to him and all of them loved him so much. His favorite thing to do was cuddle up with as many of them as he could on his chair. No matter how tired or sore he was after a day of work, he still put everything he had left into showing his grandkids how much he loved them. We wish that they could have had more time with him.
A Farmer at Heart
Being a third generation farmer, it was never just a job to Ralph, it was a way of life and he loved it. Dad's truest passion besides family and friends was farming. He worked right up to his last day and he wouldn't have wanted it any other way. Dad had recorded a little video last year in anticipation of the online sale and Gunner found it on his mom's phone. He is often found watching it and we wanted to share a last thought from our dad with you that we feel really sums up how he felt about farming and how proud he was of Anchor 1 Angus.
"The simple things we get to bare witness to every day like the magic of a baby calf being born, his mother's instant affection for him and his jubilation at discovering that first teet as his tail waves rhythmically in the air with every swallow or just seeing those older calves take off at a 100 miles an hour across the pen on a beautiful sunny winter's day. I know grain farmers often comment on how they love watching their crops grow and mature throughout the summer but for me that's a little akin to watching paint dry. For me, as well as I'm sure for many of you, watching those baby calves running and playing, growing and developing especially if you take one of these Anchor 1 bulls home to work your pastures this summer, (just a little plug there), is what it's really all about and is always the highlight of my day. I'm excited about the bulls we have for offer this year, probably some of the best ever and even more excited about the direction our herd is heading."
The Geingers
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Kyle and Jacqueline Geinger and family
Shane and Amanda Benson and family
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On 31st December I sowed a trough of carrots in an unheated GH - they've germinated. They were from an opened packet, originally sown 12 Oct 2017.
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They should be fine - I regularly sow carrot seeds that are more than a year old. They don't keep as long as some seeds but a couple of years is usually fine. I doubt the fact that they are pelleted will make any difference.
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"Constructive" or "productive" imagination denotes the process resulting in formation of novel mental images, as opposed to simple recall that refers to remembering of a previously seen picture. On a neurological level, simple recall involves activation of an existing object-encoding neuronal ensemble (objectNE) in the posterior cortical hot zone; synchronous resonant activity of the objectNE results in conscious perception of the object. Constructive imagination, on the other hand, involves various mechanisms that modify an objectNE or assemble different objectNEs into novel combinations.

Constructive imagination is further divided into active imagination driven by the prefrontal cortex (PFC) and spontaneous PFC-independent imagination such as REM-sleep dreaming, daydreaming, hallucinations, and spontaneous insight.

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Wrong Body Cremated At Funeral Of West Midlands MEP Philip Bradbourn
5 March 2015, 16:04 | Updated: 5 March 2015, 16:37
An investigation's going on after it emerged the wrong body was cremated at a West Midlands MEP's funeral.
Philip Bradbourn died in the Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield in December.
His funeral took place in January. But the man who was cremated was actually Philip Bradburn, who had passed away at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in December.
Both were taken to the same mortuary run by Central England Co-operative Funeralcare.
The Heart of England Foundation Trust has apologised saying it's an incredibly distressing situation.
They've released the following statement to Heart: "The Trust can confirm that it is carrying out a full investigation into a recent incident, involving two people with similar names, as a result of which the wrong deceased patient was cremated. Services have been held for both of the deceased."
Dr Andrew Catto, Executive Medical Director and interim Deputy Chief Executive, Heart of England Foundation Trust, said: "This is an incredibly distressing situation and we are very sorry that this has happened. We are carrying out a full and urgent investigation between all the parties involved. This is a rare incident and we are offering support to those close to the deceased.
"Once the Trust became aware, it acted immediately. We are committed to finding out precisely what happened and reducing the possibility of it happening again.
"This occurred in spite of the fact that mortuary procedures conform to nationally defined standards and are subject to periodic audit.
"We are committed to supporting the request for privacy in this matter from those close to the deceased."
A spokesperson for Central England Co-operative Funeralcare said:
"The Society's Funeralcare operation provides services to a number of hospitals within the Birmingham area but it is not our policy to comment on behalf of any of these organisations. The Society is supporting one of our partners in a full and open investigation but is not able to comment further while the investigation is on-going."


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Edo Closes School after Attack on Teachers, Policeman
Idogbo Secondary School in Ikpoba-Okha Local Government of Edo state has been shut following an attack on teachers and a policeman by pupils.
Commissioner for Education, Mrs Joan Osa-Oviawe, gave the order on Thursday in Benin while reacting to the development in an interview with newsmen.
Some students, on December 3, tried to chase away one of the policemen drafted to maintain law and order in the school, as they were about to take their first term examinations.
Governor Godwin Obaseki, Secretary to the State Government, Commissioner for Education and other government officials had visited the school to assess the damage.
Osa-Oviawe said efforts were being made to prevent a reoccurrence. One of the approaches, according to her, is to compel the parents of the students to pay some damages.
"We condemn, in strongest term, what those students did. It is unacceptable. We have zero tolerance for destruction of government property.
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Dick Durbin has 3,316 videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1983 House Proceeding as a Democratic Representative for Illinois's 20th district. The year with the most videos was 2009 with 208 videos. The year with the highest average number of views per program was 2017 with an average of 9,169 views per program. Most appearances with Chuck Schumer (171), Harry Reid (134), Patty Murray (115). Most common tags: Federal Budget, Democratic Party, Immigration.
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Medieval French literature is, for the purpose of this article, literature written in Oïl languages (particularly Old French and early Middle French) during the period from the eleventh century to the end of the fifteenth century.
The material and cultural conditions in France and associated territories around the year 1100 unleashed what the scholar Charles Homer Haskins termed the "Renaissance of the 12th century" and, for over the next hundred years, writers, "jongleurs", "clercs" and poets produced a profusion of remarkable creative works in all genres. Although the dynastic struggles of the Hundred Years' War and the Black Death pandemic of the fourteenth century in many ways curtailed this creative production, the fifteenth century laid the groundwork for the French Renaissance.
Up to roughly 1340, the Romance languages spoken in the Middle Ages in the northern half of what is today France are collectively known as "ancien français" ("Old French") or "langues d'oïl" (languages where one says "oïl" to mean "yes"); following the Germanic invasions of France in the fifth century, these Northern dialects had developed distinctly different phonetic and syntactical structures from the languages spoken in southern France. The language in southern France is known as "langue d'oc" or the Occitan language family (a language where one says "oc" to mean "yes"), also known under the name of one of iys dialects, the Provençal language). The Western peninsula of Brittany spoke Breton, a Celtic language. Catalan was spoken in the South, and Germanic languages and Franco-Provençal were spoken in the East.
A ban, sometimes called a hartley (symbol Hart) or a dit (short for decimal digit), is a logarithmic unit which measures information or entropy, based on base 10 logarithms and powers of 10, rather than the powers of 2 and base 2 logarithms which define the bit.
As a bit corresponds to a binary digit, so a ban is a decimal digit. A deciban is one tenth of a ban; the name is formed from ban by the SI prefix deci-.
One ban corresponds to log2(10) bit = ln(10) nat, or approximately 3.32 bit, or 2.30 nat. A deciban is about 0.33 bit.
The ban and the deciban were invented by Alan Turing with I. J. Good in 1940, to measure the amount of information that could be deduced by the codebreakers at Bletchley Park using the Banburismus procedure, towards determining each day's unknown setting of the German naval Enigma cipher machine. The name was inspired by the enormous sheets of card, printed in the town of Banbury about 30 miles away, that were used in the process.
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Q: Finding out the file name of the running batch file Inside a windows batch file I'd like to figure out what the fully qualified path name of this batch file is.
I have tried %0 but this does only gave me the typed command (e.g. just the file name without path or extension).

A: %CD% gives the current directory.
%~dp0 will give you the directory the script is in.
IE: script in c:\folder, I call it from c:\otherfolder
%CD% = C:\otherfolder
%~dp0 = c:\folder
(I'm  99% sure I've got those the right way round, but not got windows to check on atm).
edit: and from there, using the one you've already got, you should be able to get the batch file name

A: For your information,
You will need to enable command extends, which is not exists before Win 2000 (I don't know NT4)
SEE: cmd.exe /?
/E:ON   Enable command extensions (see below)
/E:OFF  Disable command extensions (see below)

command extensions is enabled by default on windows.
Another help I suggest to read is the FOR command.
It contains complete meaning for those flag.
SEE: for /? from cmd
In addition, substitution of FOR variable references has been enhanced.
You can now use the following optional syntax:

    %~I         - expands %I removing any surrounding quotes (")
    %~fI        - expands %I to a fully qualified path name
    %~dI        - expands %I to a drive letter only
    %~pI        - expands %I to a path only
    %~nI        - expands %I to a file name only
    %~xI        - expands %I to a file extension only
    %~sI        - expanded path contains short names only
    %~aI        - expands %I to file attributes of file
    %~tI        - expands %I to date/time of file
    %~zI        - expands %I to size of file
    %~$PATH:I   - searches the directories listed in the PATH
                   environment variable and expands %I to the
                   fully qualified name of the first one found.
                   If the environment variable name is not
                   defined or the file is not found by the
                   search, then this modifier expands to the
                   empty string

The modifiers can be combined to get compound results:

    %~dpI       - expands %I to a drive letter and path only
    %~nxI       - expands %I to a file name and extension only
    %~fsI       - expands %I to a full path name with short names only
    %~dp$PATH:I - searches the directories listed in the PATH
                   environment variable for %I and expands to the
                   drive letter and path of the first one found.
    %~ftzaI     - expands %I to a DIR like output line

In the above examples %I and PATH can be replaced by other valid
values.  The %~ syntax is terminated by a valid FOR variable name.
Picking upper case variable names like %I makes it more readable and
avoids confusion with the modifiers, which are not case sensitive.

A: echo %~f0

works for me.
see for /? from cmd and read about variable substitution.

A: %~f0

%~dpnx0

Either of the above gives the fully-qualified path.  Enclose it in double quotes in case the path contains spaces.

A: Calling script FIRST.BAT:
call second.bat %0 parameter-a parameter-b

Called script SECOND.BAT:
echo The name of this called script should be "SECOND", proof: %~n0
echo The 1st parameter passed should be "FIRST", proof: %1
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echo The name of the calling script should be "FIRST", proof: %~n0
echo The 1st parameter should be "parameter-a", proof: %1


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James Karen is one of those actors whose face you recognize even of you don't know his name. If "Actor whose name I don't know" was something you could look up, Karen's face and name would likely be on the other end of a search.
Karen died Tuesday in Los Angeles at 94. He played many, many characters in countless TV episodes, on Broadway stages and in feature films. He has over 204 IMDb credits, including episodes of Seinfeld, Judging Amy, The Practice, Walker, Texas Ranger, The Commish, Designing Women, The Rockford Files, All My Children, L.A. Law, Matlock, MacGyver, Murphy Brown, Moonlighting, M*A*S*H, Magnum … if you just added up the "M"'s it would fill most other actor's resumes.
I never met or interviewed him, to my regret, especially based on the tributes pouring in on the Internet. Leonard Maltin did, and the two became such good friends Karen asked him to write his obituary — a few years, as it turned out, before he needed it.
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Days converted two three-point plays during a 16-3 run to put LSU up 83-68 with 5:11 remaining, and the Tigers led by double figures the rest of the way.
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Maiden launch marks a major milestone for the space industry
Elon Musk is launching a Tesla into space - aeronautical engineering expert Associate Professor Ben Thornber explains how SpaceX will do it.
Falcon Heavy's first payload will be a Tesla Roadster, set to become the world's fastest car following its launch into a heliocentric orbit. Image: spacex/flickr.
Elon Musk's SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket is scheduled for launch on February 6, and the entire space industry is watching with anticipation.
What is so special about this rocket? This vehicle will be the first of its kind, the world's most powerful launch vehicle and targeting an unprecedented level of reusability. The launch has been delayed on numerous occasions since 2013, but if the mission is a success, we will be one step closer to Musk's incredibly ambitious aim to launch a manned Mars mission within the next decade.
However, rocket science is famously difficult. As CEO of SpaceX, Musk himself is uncharacteristically reserved, stating: "I hope it makes it far enough from the pad that it does not cause pad damage. I would consider that a win."
We will have to wait and see. In typical Musk flair, the first payload will be his Tesla Roadster – which is set to become the world's fastest car following its launch into a heliocentric orbit.
Heavy-Lift Launch Vehicles
Rockets capable of carrying a payload over 20 metric tonnes are classified under the Heavy-Lift Launch Vehicle (HLLV) category. The rocket must carry its package up to at least 160km above the surface and achieve an orbit, requiring speeds above 8000 metres per second.
To put these figures in perspective, the rocket could propel two fully loaded city buses more than 50 times the height of Mount Everest at 32 times the cruising speed of a Boeing 747.
The Falcon Heavy will achieve this by using three rockets, with the first two separating after stage one of the launch. The final rocket will then lift the Tesla Roadster up into space, where it will enter a highly elliptical orbit between the Earth and Mars. Without external interference, Falcon Heavy will remain in this orbit for thousands of years.
Currently, the Delta IV Heavy is the most capable HLLV operational. The most popular HLLV is the European Ariane V, which holds an extensive list of international clients. It is responsible for launching core components of the international space station, as well as launching interplanetary spacecraft, global navigation satellites and orbital telescopes.
According to SpaceX, the Falcon Heavy will lift twice the load at a third the cost of these current systems, placing SpaceX in an excellent position to be the first choice for all heavy lift missions.
Pioneers of the new space industry
Since the early missions of Sputnik and Apollo, space has generally been a state-run affair. Organisations like NASA, the European Space Agency, Russia's agency Roscosmos and the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency have all been operated and funded by their respective governments.
Private space companies were formed alongside these agencies, capitalising on the success of their missions. However, given the enormous cost of space access, space innovation was always led by the world governments.
In the 21st century, however, things are starting to change. A space agency wasn't behind the current push for reusable rockets (even though NASA was the first agency to launch one).
SpaceX has led the way in reducing launch costs and improving efficiency. The new space industry is growing rapidly, with companies like SpaceX at the forefront.
The ambitions of SpaceX are not going to stop with satellite launches using Falcon Heavy. The rocket has been designed to have acceleration profiles appropriate for manned missions, and SpaceX currently plan 2019 tests of its Dragon2 capsule – and have signed up two unnamed space tourists for an unpowered flight around the moon.
But, will it work?
Rockets have a notorious history of failing on the first few launches. Test campaigns usually run for several years; recently SpaceX engineers had encountered numerous issues before their first successful booster return in 2016.
The added challenge however for SpaceX is ensuring reusability. Each of the Falcon 9 rockets must be ejected during launch and safely returned to Earth. It was only two years ago that it achieved this milestone for the Falcon 9.
The Falcon Heavy is a very ambitious endeavour by SpaceX, and will certainly blaze a trail across the sky in one way or another. And it's pretty clear that Musk is changing the landscape of the space industry, with lasting effects for decades to follow.
This article was authored by Associate Professor Ben Thornber from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies. Associate Professor Thornber would like to recognise a significant contribution to this article from Joshua Critchley-Marrows, an engineering graduate of the University of Sydney, and Warwick Holmes, Executive Director of Space Engineering, the University of Sydney.
It was originally published on The Conversation on 5 February 2018.
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Reinstatement of E2595-07(2013) Standard Guide for Privilege Management Infrastructure (Withdrawn 2017)
Re-instatement is required to support standards development organizations that currently cite these standards, i.e., the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) Cross-Enterprise Security and Privacy Authorization (XSPA) technical standards and Health Level Seven (HL7) security and privacy technical standards. Government agencies involved in health care also rely on the standards proposed for re-instatement, e.g., Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) recent Interoperability Standards Advisory (ISA).
Developed by Subcommittee: E31.25
Committee: E31
Staff Manager: Pat Picariello
Technical Contact: David Staggs
Ballot: E31 (18-02)
Status: Negative Votes Need Resolution


A young Mid Wales man has landed a key position as one of only a handful of apprentices to be taken on by the sales side of Jaguar Land Rover nationwide and joins the team at Shukers Land Rover of Aberystwyth.
Ashley Roberts, aged 22, from Forden, near Welshpool, landed his dream job and has had great success during his first month. Ashley is pictured handing over a Discovery to local farmers and long time Land Rover enthusiasts Gareth and Joy Evans, of Trefeglwys, near Newtown.
Head of business at Shukers Land Rover Aberystwyth, Neil Parry, added: "As such a well known and respected brand we are proud to see that young people like Ashley are keen to help our company grow and we are providing him with specific training and every encouragement to carve out a career.


Can you believe it's already May? If you've been thinking about a 2018 property purchase, here's why now is a great time to go for it. Firstly, the cash rate remains unchanged at a record low level. Secondly, home values and auction clearance rates are falling in many markets around the country, so conditions look like they're starting to turn in favour of buyers. And last, but not least – there's plenty of housing stock to choose from in the busy autumn selling season, so why not go for it?
This month, the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.5 per cent, and it's widely believed any change to the cash rate is still some way off. Meanwhile, some banks have dropped interest rates on investor and interest-only mortgages in recent months. If you have an investment property, it's worth checking in with us to see whether your investment loan is right for you. We may even be able to find you a more competitive rate.
Property Market News Across the combined capital cities, home dwelling values fell by -0.31 per cent over the month ending April 30. Hobart was the outstanding performer, with home values rising 1.16 per cent. Canberra was next with a rise of 0.64 per cent, followed by Darwin at 0.58 per cent and Adelaide at 0.06 per cent. Perth and Brisbane experienced marginal home value reductions of less than .05 per cent, whilst Sydney home values fell 0.36 per cent and Melbourne saw the biggest monthly home value reduction of 0.45 per cent.
Auction activity increased across the combined capital cities in the week ending Sunday April 29, however clearance rates around the nation are showing significant declines. In Victoria, there were 1,419 auctions with a 66 per cent clearance rate. NSW held 975 auctions, but only 58 per cent of stock sold. In South Australia there was a 62 per cent clearance rate on 134 properties, and in Canberra, 92 properties went to auction and 64 per cent sold.
Clearance rates were even lower in other states. In Queensland, 305 properties went to auction and 42 per cent sold, whilst Western Australia saw 44 auctions take place, returning a clearance rate of only 38 per cent, and Tasmania had the lowest clearance rate of around 33 percent, but only eight properties went to auction.
It can be a dreary time of year in the property market. So why not take advantage of the busy autumn selling season while it lasts? With auction clearance rates generally softening, you may be able to negotiate a fantastic deal for a new home or investment property. Whether you're a first-home buyer, next home buyer or investor, Element Finance can provide expert advice about all your finance needs. Please get in touch to arrange pre-approval on a loan for your next property purchase today!


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Hydro Ottawa recognizes local museums for conservation leadership
Hydro Ottawa Limited
OTTAWA, July 23, 2012 /CNW/ - Whether it is engaging visitors with an interactive energy exhibit, generating solar power or installing efficient retrofits, the Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation is creating a culture of energy conservation in our community. Hydro Ottawa is recognizing the museums' efforts with this month's Companies for Conservation award.
"What sets the Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation apart is that they are inspiring the next generation of leaders to think of the environment and reduce their energy use, and they are also taking action to make their operations energy efficient," said Roger Marsh, Hydro Ottawa's Chief Energy Management Officer.
Thanks to upgrading the chiller at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum and retrofitting 1,700 fixtures with LED lights at the Canada Science and Technology Museum, the Corporation has seen its energy costs decrease. The lighting retrofit will also reduce the museum's operating and maintenance costs as the new LED bulbs last 10 times longer. In all, Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation received $100,545 in incentives through the saveONenergy Retrofit Program, which is administered locally by Hydro Ottawa.
"We are proud to be recognized for the retrofit projects we completed at all of our sites and for our efforts to educate younger visitors about energy conservation as a whole," said Simon Aubin, Chief, Facilities Services, for the Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation.
Visit www.hydroottawa.com/c4c to view a video about these energy-efficient improvements and the engaging Let's Talk Energy exhibits at the Canada Science and Technology Museum, Canada Aviation and Space Museum, and Canada Agriculture Museum.
Hydro Ottawa's Companies for Conservation award recognizes local companies and organizations for their innovative conservation projects. Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation joins a growing list of business leaders who have also been recognized for their green achievements. Past recipients include: LCBO, the Ottawa Hospital and Bayshore Shopping Centre.
Electricity consumers both large and small can learn more about saving electricity, and the programs that can help them do so, by visiting www.hydroottawa.com.
About Hydro Ottawa
Hydro Ottawa Holding Inc. (Hydro Ottawa) owns and operates two subsidiary companies, Hydro Ottawa Limited and Energy Ottawa Inc. Hydro Ottawa Limited is the third largest municipally owned electrical utility in Ontario serving more than 305,000 customers in the City of Ottawa and the Village of Casselman. Energy Ottawa Inc., Ottawa's largest producer of green power, generates renewable energy and provides commercial energy management services.
SOURCE: Hydro Ottawa Limited
Claudia Lemieux Manager, Public Affairs
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The major idea of the sermon should leave a lasting impression in the minds of your hearers.
PreachingToday.com: What's the purpose of " the big idea " ? In other words, why put blood, sweat, and tears into developing the best one possible?
Haddon Robinson: First of all, I need to be clear as to what I'm talking about when I talk about a big idea. I'm talking about the major idea of the sermon, the proposition of the sermon, the basic principle you're trying to get across. The reason " the big idea " has become popular as a way of talking about it is that when I was trying to establish it in the minds of my students I would say, " What's the big idea? " It was a slang expression, but I was trying to get it to stick in students' minds. I did well, because that's the way people refer to it today.
Classic Haddon - fundamental to preaching.


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	protected abstract String getWithoutServiceIdContextFileName();

	protected ApplicationContext getTestApplicationContextWithServiceId(ServiceInfo... serviceInfos) {
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Companies could organise their own healthy heart day or week dedicated to the overall health of the organisation. Among the possibilities are activity challenges like a step-a-thon, sponsored static bike ride, having a healthy bake-off or setting up a healthy heart weight loss club.
Whether it is through taking part in the charity's events, or organising their own fundraising activities, businesses will get support with whatever they decide to do, as well as knowing they'll be helping in the prevention, treatment and cure of heart disease.
The partnership with Heart Research UK will help companies in encouraging staff to live healthier lifestyles and protect their hearts through being more active and eating a healthier diet.
Heart Research UK will provide lots of event ideas for businesses to consider, from international challenges to local sponsored walks, parachute jumps to local 10k runs as well as advice on healthy food and diet.
Jodie Thomson, Corporate Development at Heart Research UK, said joining up with Heart Research UK gives staff the encouragement and impetus to get healthier.
Having healthier staff usually means a happier and more productive workforce, and wherever companies have partnered with Heart Research UK they've really seen a difference.
It also gives staff a fundraising purpose where they know they'll be helping hearts near them.
Among the companies that have teamed up with Heart Research UK have been worldwide packaging company DS Smith who have taken on the charity's Healthy Heart Mark initiative at its sites across the UK.
DS Smith has also run two healthy heart days involving staff from its 28 UK sites, and Brian Wark, HR Director at DS Smith's UK Packaging Division, said they were successful in getting staff involved, encouraging teamwork and thinking about their health.
Both healthy heart days engaged employees throughout the business, keeping them heart healthy and focussed whilst having fun at the same time.
While some sites took part in cycle and walk to work initiatives, others promoted healthy eating in the site canteen and weight loss initiatives. Our relationship with Heart Research UK has not only benefited our staff, but by raising funds, we have helped Heart Research UK promote a healthy lifestyle message at local schools as well.
To discuss Healthy Heart Day events or forming a Charity of the Year partnership please contact Jodie Thomson on 0113 234 7474 or email: corporate@heartresearch.org.uk.


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Column: Consider costs of clean air regs
Congress should let states do what's necessary to implement the ozone standard on a more realistic timeframe
Column: Consider costs of clean air regs Congress should let states do what's necessary to implement the ozone standard on a more realistic timeframe Check out this story on detroitnews.com: http://detne.ws/2wxU6KS
Mark J. Perry Published 10:40 p.m. ET Sept. 16, 2017
If Congress really wants to save the Clean Air Act, it should let states do what's necessary to implement the ozone standard on a more realistic timeframe — and it should do so without demanding that it be done regardless of its cost, Mark Perry writes.(Photo: Mark Wilson / Getty Images)
So much for regulatory reform. Just a few months ago, the popular wisdom was that the Trump Administration finally had things under control. The Environmental Protection Agency, by rolling back costly and difficult pollution controls, had soothed states and communities. All that local governments had to do, the story went, was to sit back and wait for relief from national ambient air-quality standards — and all would be well.
But the peddlers of popular wisdom forgot that Congress is involved. Suddenly, local governments are being hammered by air-quality standards for ground-level ozone that EPA must issue under the Clean Air Act. Industrial states like Michigan, Indiana and Ohio say that they're being told to comply with a new ozone standard even before they've been able to meet an existing standard for the same pollutant. In other words, they are left with the difficult problem of complying with overlapping standards that can only be met at an enormous cost, without much environmental benefit. But disregarding the law is not a realistic option.
Given what we know about what air pollution does to public health, there is no doubt that it poses a major threat. Ground-level ozone, a major component of smog, causes premature deaths among people with lung and respiratory ailments like asthma. Young children and elderly people are those at greatest risk. Reducing ozone levels is an important goal of the Clean Air Act, and understandably so. In fact, manufacturing companies have responded by reducing ozone levels 33 percent since 1980.
To be sure, this has not been easy. The EPA is not allowed to factor in the cost of environmental compliance when tightening its ozone standard. What's more, state and local governments found to be in noncompliance are at economic risk. A company seeking a site for a new facility is not going to pick one in a place that's in violation of the statute.
Consequently, some states have already lost tens of thousands of jobs, and noncompliance could cost even more jobs in the future unless something is done to fix the statute. "It's essentially a kiss of death for economic growth for communities in Michigan and every state," says Rep. Fred Upton, R-St. Joseph, chairman of the House Subcommittee on Energy and Power.
What is the problem? In 2008, the EPA set an 8-hour standard for ozone at 75 parts per billion. But the agency didn't release rules for implementing the standard until 2015, and based on the most recent monitoring data, 241 counties in 33 states would violate this standard. Yet because the Clean Air Act requires promulgation of a new standard every five years, EPA in 2015 tightened the standard to 70 parts per billion and had actually considered lowering it to 65 parts per billion. The result is that states like Michigan now face the prospect of implementing two different ozone standards simultaneously.
The new ozone regulation promises to be the most expensive regulation in U.S. history. A study by NERA Economic Consulting found that the new ozone standard could reduce the nation's GDP by $270 billion per year, and cumulatively by $3.4 trillion from 2017 through 2040 and result in 2.9 million fewer jobs per year on average through 2040.
To address this problem, the House has passed by a wide margin a bill that would double the five-year time frame under which EPA reviews the Clean Air Act's ambient air-quality standards for ozone and authorizes the agency to consider the economic cost of revising the standards. And it extends the timetable for implementing the 2015 standard from 2018 to 2025, so that states can adequately achieve the standards with time for compliance.
The Senate needs to do the same.
If Congress really wants to save the Clean Air Act, it should let states do what's necessary to implement the ozone standard on a more realistic timeframe — and it should do so without demanding that it be done regardless of its cost.
Mark J. Perry is an American Enterprise Institute scholar and an economics professor at The University of Michigan-Flint.
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Max VTT/IMC/QPI Voltage for P55?
So is it 1.3-1.35 or is it 1.21v according to Intel?
Is 80-85C safe for an i7? I see people saying they have awesome i7 overclocks at like 60C, I've always been in the 70C range at 3.8GHz with around 1.34v according to CPU-Z.
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How are the Scythe S-Flex? I'm reluctant to part with the P12's simply because I'm afraid anything else would be unbearably loud.
As well for some reason, my Core0 is at a higher temperature no matter what heatsink I use and no matter how the heatsink is seated, all my other cores are at 75C and I have Core0 almost 5-8C higher.
Those R4 would be nice, but I only see LED ones and do they perform well in situations that require static pressure?
I'm seriously considering the S-Flex or the GentleTyphoons, I just want to stay under 70 at 4GHz if possible.
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You could try the S-flex SFF21-E model (1600 rpm). the F model (1900 rpm) is NOT quiet, but moves a lot of air. I'm told I should try the Gentle Typhoon models.
Those have even less CFM compared to my P12's though.
Seems pretty high, what vcore are you using for 4ghz?
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I would try and keep it to 70C for 24/7 if possible.
Hmmm, is the heatsink making good contact with the CPU? Legit Reviews has a review on the CPU cooler and it seems to be pretty good. Temps are definitely not as high as yours?
What's your Core i7 currently clocked at?
Since the IMC is integrated into the CPU now, I suspect that's one reason why your temperatures are so high.


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Linderødsåsen () er en grundfjeldshorst og den største af de skånske åse. Horsten er dannet som konsekvens af kollisionen mellem paleokontinenterne Baltika og Avalonia i Tornquistzonen for omkring 100 millioner år siden. På åsen ligger nationalparken Stenshuvud.

Åsen er 15 - 30 km bred og omkring 60 km lang. Den strækker sig fra lidt nord for Höör i sydøstlig retning til Hanöbugten, hvor åsen slutter i en stejl skrænt, Stenshuvud, mod havet. Åsens højest beliggende  trogonometriske punkt er Hallabjär på 194,6 moh. cirka 2 km nord for Agusa, men i området mellem byerne Önneköp og Huaröd når åsen højder på omkring 205 meter. De sydvestlige skråninger er blødt skånende, mens de nordøstlige skråninger har stejle forkastningsskrænter med mange erosionsdale. På skåningerne findes bøge- og egeskove mens der på toppen af åsen er stenet mager jord med moser, lyngheder og granskove.

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Linderødåsen Turisme , hentet 15. oktober 2014.

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Horste i Tornquistzonen