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Funny, I recently (about a year ago, I guess) read Lovecraft for the first time and had a different reaction. I went in thinking that he'd influencedEl Chuxter 11 Hours Ago
Palladia is showing a concert of Styx performing The Grand Illusion and Pieces of Eight in their entirety. Gowan is a pretty good replacement for DennisMad Slanted Powers 13 Hours Ago
And they continually mispronounced it too, during that entire instrumental song.
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Many teams have such races on their jumbo screens (I saw a Pirates game at PNC where their pirogues race was electronic; I think the Dodgers had a sportsBel-Cam Jos 13 Hours Ago
Although they spell it wrong.JimJamBonds 15 Hours Ago
#12 with a sweet tea from that Scottish burger joint.JimJamBonds 15 Hours Ago
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Chevrolet Blazer Engine and Performance Problems
I have been having issues with my 1994 Chevy Blazer 5.7. I have had it tested by a shop and the codes that came up said my MAP sensor was having issues and it was running lean. I replaced the MAP sensor, EGR valve solenoid and it was no better. I was on the freeway the other day and my gas pedal sucked to the floor and the truck was accelerating. I turned the key off and back on but the engine was revving so high the truck never completely shut off but it did release the gas pedal. Why would this happen?
sometimes it wont start when it does start it idles fine for a bit then when u put it in drive it will be ok then the rpms will surge to 1300 and at idle around 1800 and stay that way till i shut it off i thought maybe the idle control motor was bad so i replaced it and it didnt fix it any ideas
rfletcher Posts: 24Blazer Sport 4X4 4.3l TBI 185000 miles. No trouble codes. Code 12 only. Has a long history of stalling at high speed, rough idle and poor gas mileage. Gave up on DIY. After four professional shops and more money than I care to think about, finally found the problem, or so I thought. Last shop found, inside, the throttle body totally encrusted with carbon. One vacuum port had to be drilled out. Cleaned body and installed overhaul kit including the fuel regulator and injectors. Replaced O2 sensor for the third time. Truck ran as new for a few weeks. Fuel consumption same as when new. Was never that great. Now: does not stall at high speed but does stall on rapid deceleration. Intermittent rough idle and poor gas mileage. In desperation, purchased an ALDL to USB interface for the laptop. Running WinALDL. Data scan indicates INT set to 128 as is normal for open loop. BLM counts from 0 to 256 then starts over. Do not know what this count means. O2 does not hunt. Never changes more than .465 to .570 during warm up. Temp. was a little low so changed sensor. Now 287F. No effect. All other sensors are normal. It appears to be stuck in open loop and running very rich. I am in over my head and treading water. Does any of this mean anything to anyone? Defective ECM? Defective wiring? Thanks to anyone and everyone.
usnavymiochael Posts: 1When I start it some times the brake light stays on,fuel guage does'nt work, air bags warning lights on. I was thinking maybe ignition switch. I have a 2001 I just bought with a bunch of electrical problems. Is this pron to these models? I appreciate any help I can get. Thank you all.
jnskuehl Posts: 1I have a 2008 Trail Blazer that we purchased in April of 2009 with 8,000 miles on it. In 2010, at 51,000 the engine blew. GM refused to pay for it because they said it was "lack of maintenance", which is impossible as we have a Dodge with 320,000, a Honda with 275,000 and a Chrysler with 150,000 on them. They finally paid to have a new motor put in. In 2011, the exhaust manifold cracked just as a recall came out. GM replaced it with no problems. In 2012, at 121,000 miles, the exhaust manifold cracked again. GM refused to pay for it but I argued and argued because there was only 30,000 miles between them. They finally agreed to replace it if I signed a waiver stating they were not responsible for any further problems. Of course, I refused to do that. The recall was warranted to 120,000 miles anyway. We are now at 140,000 miles (89,000 on this motor) and it has a "bad head" in cylinder 3. The estimated repair is $4,000.00. GM again refuses to do anything. I'm initiating the attorney general and we are seriously considering a class action suit against GM, as this is such a common problem according to what research I've done. Please give me input on your issues if they are anything like ours. The more names I have for the class action suit, the better! Thank you!!


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As Montgomery County Public Schools' 2011-12 school year drew to a close last week, Dr. Joshua Starr was closing the book on his first year as superintendent. Starr replaced Jerry Weast, who spent the previous 12 years in the role.
Patch: You just wrapped up your first school year, and July 1, 2012, marks your first full year as MCPS superintendent. What did you hope to accomplish in year one, and do you think you were able to do so?
Dr. Joshua Starr: For year one it's really been about transition. And I took a pretty deliberate approach to transition planning, to entry and to help the community get to know me and by community I mean teachers and administrators and parents and kids and elected officials. I wanted them to get to know me and what I'm about and what I think. And I wanted to get to know the people in the community, what their values are and that's one piece of it. I think I've done it reasonably well.
Another piece is to start conversation about what the next level of work is for Montgomery County Public Schools and how we can take our great strengths and start working towards a newer vision of the future. I think another piece has been working with the Board. I'm a big believer that we have a very strong Board of Education and we've been doing some great work. I think that I've been doing pretty well. It's been a pretty good first year I'd have to say.
Patch: You spent a lot of time over the course of the year getting to know students, faculty members and communities through various events such as "" and "". What did students and parents express through these events as some of their greatest concerns with MCPS and how do you plan to address them? What issues were identified and how do you hope to resolve them next year or sooner?
Dr. Joshua Starr: We identified a range of issues. We've narrowed certain data, really a lot of it goes back to the transition work. We have a "Listen and Learn" report and we're about to put out a report on the community forums as well.
First off, people are really proud of their schools. They see a lot of great value in their schools. Education, the school system is a signature element of the Montgomery County brand. It's directly linked to the quality of life in Montgomery County and people care very deeply about their schools. There is a concern that the perception, I should say, is that some schools in the county get certain things while other schools don't. I'm trying to understand whether that perception matches up with reality.
There is a recognition that while we do extremely well in the academic piece, there's other kinds of skills that you need to know and be able to do in the 21st century and I think people are excited about the prospect of building towards that. I think there's been a lot of focus around the budget and what's it going to mean if class sizes go up or we have to reduce certain things that people associated with the grade school experience that might not be directly linked to what's been expressed.
We're wary [when it comes to] understanding the demographic shift that's happening in the county and want to know that we have a clear strategy for dealing with it, so to speak.
Those are some of the things that have come up and folks are also a little initiative wary. They want a clear, focused strategy, and that's really how we're going to go about doing the work going forward. We're going to be focused on core values, we're going to take a hard look at our core values and be focused on our culture. A real, "Who do we want to be? How do we want to act with each other?" and really focus our energies on a few key strategies and that's the work of next year, the strategic planning, the community engagement work, [etc.]
Patch: Now that you've had a school year to get to know MCPS better, how can the school system better address the needs of students at opposite ends of the learning spectrum—both students labeled "gifted and talented" and those in special education?
Dr. Joshua Starr: One piece of our work next year is intervention, and part of the intervention work is we are determining whether we have a comprehensive, efficient, and effective approach and architecture for intervening with kids who need help. And part of our work, we already have some really high quality gifted and talented programs and acceleration opportunities. Our new Curriculum 2.0 we think feeds into that in many, many ways and is very promising. We're rolling that up to 3rd grade.
We have a number of opportunities for kids to accelerate if need be and to achieve a very high standard, and they do. So we're going to continue the path we're on in many respects. The other piece around that is the professional development for our teachers. Are they able to do the very hard work of differentiating and meeting the needs of our kids in different ways? We're going to get a new assessment from the state in a couple of years. How do they use those to differentiate instructions? Those are some questions on the table and we're going to be focused on it next year.
Patch: What were the biggest successes from the year and how do you hope to build on them next year?
Dr. Joshua Starr: Montgomery County continues to excel when it comes to graduation rate and when it comes to AP scores, SAT, etc, etc. We don't have our state scores out yet but our kids continue to do very well academically.
I think one of the greatest successes of the school year from my vantage point has been the kind of collective deep breath we've been taking to sort of slow down a little bit. Not to slow down on the urgency that we feel for the achievement of our kids, but to stop and talk with each other and listen to each other. How do we collaborate? How do we learn together? Let's introduce some new ideas. It's been so interesting to me how a simple thing like the , which we thought, you know, 25 people would be interested in. Turns out many, many more people are really excited about the idea of learning together. So I think that's been successful and I think one of the great things that you get when you have a new leader is they have the opportunity to stop and reflect.
I think that people, I hope that people have been able to appreciate the incredible results of our hard work and I've been trying to bring attention to some of the great work that folks have done for our system for so many years, because I certainly see it. I'm hoping people get a chance to reflect on that this year.
Patch: What will be the greatest challenges next year?
Dr. Joshua Starr: I think part of it is focusing and making choices around what is urgent, what's important and lining up our values with our outcomes and the strategic planning and our budget. That's a matter of choices. You can't do everything, you can't be everything to everyone.
I think that there is a need to draw a straight line between the investment in the public education in Montgomery County and the sustainability of quality of life people expect in Montgomery County. I cannot get a return if I don't invest. No business, no organization gets better results without investing and my hope is that our county leaders will continue to understand the need to invest in public education because it's directly linked to the sustainability of our quality of life in this county.
Patch: Any ideas for programs (for parents, students, or teachers) and events you would like to pursue in the future?
Dr. Joshua Starr: Yeah we're going to continue with the Book Club idea and we're going to continue with the Student Town Halls in some way, shape or form. We might just be doing the Student Town Halls. We're also talking about going micro next year, and by that I mean we're talking about it. We haven't decided anything quite yet. So we still might do some community forums.
I'd really enjoy doing neighborhood chats where I can get out and talk with small groups of people at a community center, in a church basement or living room. I've done a little bit of that this year, but it's a lot of interest in doing some of those smaller conversations with groups of people. That's one idea we have. Also do some community forums and things like that.
We also want to use electronic or social media more and continue to do it, we're talking about doing TV shows, doing a podcast. It's just different ideas we have for engaging people in multiple ways.


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Hey Dave, just thought I would let you know that I envy your truck....THat is all..
I've been in and out as well (mostly out), but I remember the pic with your daughter by the rear quarter of your truck. She was so tiny then....looks like she's growing fast. You pics just catch my eye as I think it is so cool that they are taken with your daughter.
David...you're truck is looking GREAT!! I've been off the site for awhile and see that you've updated your sig pic. Also, it's amazing how much your daughter (I am assuming) has grown. Those pics are so cool with her in them.
Yeah very good your not burning oil since its super common.. And mine ate the tranny yesterday on my way home from work! so im now looking for a cheap one since i bought the car for $1600.. and ive already had to put another $250 into it... Oh well the joys of a used car. and ill get ya that site when i get home since i dont remeber the entire address.
I noticed that you have a Saturn SC1.. I just bought a 1998 Saturn SC2 with the 1.9L DOHC 5spd. I dont like driving a car anymore than it looks like you do but i tell ya 33mpg is hard to beat when the trucks get 11-15mpg huh?? also if you need any info about your saturn or a forum to look stuff up let me know. I belong to a great one with TONS of info also alot of info about the problem areas on these cars.
Ive already had to replace the water pump and T-stat in the 3 weeks that i have owned it. Also a full tune up. Cheap parts is one advantage.
Also does yours use oil? i know the 1.9L SOHC well the DOHC to were known for this but mine is good to go.
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The recent shortage of hard disk drives (HDDs) due to the floods in Thailand has many information technology (IT) people and vendors worried: Should they just pay the higher prices to get the drives they need, or turn to alternatives such as solid-state drives (SSDs)? Necessity being the mother of invention, I believe this is a great opportunity for IT to step back, take a holistic look and perhaps solve several problems at once. Of course, some needs can't wait, so paying heavy premiums may be your only recourse.
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Optimize and archive. Are you currently using primary storage capacity optimization tools that help you move data from primary storage to an archive platform such as tape or secondary disk? Effective archiving can ease the burden on your primary disk and help defer new HDD purchases. As an added bonus, applications will likely run faster because of lower capacity, and backups will be faster with less data to back up. And you won't continue to back up the same unused data over and over, saving space on whatever backup media you use.
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Many people compare Bill Cosby tickets to gold, as seeing the undisputed king of comedy live is an experience of a lifetime. But there are other comedians that certainly give the 'Coz a run for his money. The big news in comedy right now is that Cheech and Chong comedy tickets are on sale for the first time in eons. Check out the schedule and take a trip back to those hippie years. An entire generation grew up with the unlikely situations and bizarre characters from TV's Seinfeld, and fans of the show, and of comedy, have been snatching up Jerry Seinfeld show tickets like they were going out of style. Then you've got a whole mess of new and young comedians that are pushing the envelope one outrageous joke at a time. People who know funny have been looking for Brian Regan tickets for years, and Bill Engvall tickets are for a new generation of comedy fans. And while he is not for everyone, Larry the Cable Guy tickets are big sellers among the followers of this Blue Collar Comedy graduate as well as fellow Blue-Collar comic Ron White tickets are also attracting a lot of attention.
The world-famous Just for Laughs Festival that has been a long-standing event in Montreal will be conducting its first comedy festival in the US this summer in Chicago. Some of the biggest names in comedy are going to be performing at the Just for Laughs Festival this year so expect to hear a lot about it. Comedy fans are definitely going to want to take a look at Just for Laughs tickets to see what shows are available. As far as comedy tickets go, Just for Laughs tickets have to be some of the hottest of the year, so don't wait and get your today.
Speaking of classic comedians, Bill Cosby tickets are as big as ever, as everyone wants to see the icon do his thing. Also among the biggest in the industry right now, Jeff Dunham tickets have been among the most sought after comedy tickets for years. People love the long-time comedian and his uproarious puppets and all who go to a Dunham show have a great time. And then you've got the always controversial Bill Maher. Never one to shy away from controversy, Bill Maher tickets are some of the hottest in comedy right now. And while these mainstays have always been big, there are always new entrants looking to take the name of King of Comedy.
In recent years a whole new crop of comedians have entered the fray, selling a lot of tickets and making audiences across the country split their sides. Brian Regan tickets have been big for years, but it seems like more and more comedy fans are talking about this up-and-comer. Then you've got a guy like Jay Mohr, who has been around for years but has only recently concentrated on touring. Fans know the guy is funny, and that is why even after a long hiatus, Jay Mohr tickets are selling well. While Mohr made his name on Saturday Night Live, another of the days big stars did it through writing. David Sedaris tickers are first and foremost being bought by fans of his writing, but as more and more people see his comedy show we are seeing his fan base grow and grow.
While everyone likes to laugh not everyone likes to laugh at the same things. Like the saying goes it takes different strokes to move the world. A large number of todays funnymen are making a name for themselves by talking about their different backgrounds. Then you've got the very funny Tracy Morgan selling a ton of tickets, as everyone wants to see the Thirty Rock star and SNL alum do his outrageous bits live. And another big name has been around even longer, Sinbad tickets are once again hot sellers, so if you like the man they call Sinbad, get to a show today. An up and coming star in Mike Epps is also being talked about in many comedy circles.
And then on the Latin side of comedy, three of the days biggest stars are Latinos selling tons of comedy tickets. Perhaps the biggest comedy tour of 2008, Cheech and Chong tickets are selling very well and everyone wants to see the 70s icon perform their hilarious comedy. Then you've got the always funny Mr. Lopez selling thousands of George Lopez tickets. Fans fell in love with the George Lopez Show, which was one of the biggest shows of its day, and now audiences are flocking to the megastars show.
And it's not just the men who are crackin' wise on stage. Kathy Griffin tickets are always a big favorite among women, who love her attacks on celebs as much as they love her red locks. Then you've got mean girl Lisa Lampanelli tickets taking insult comedy to new heights, err depths. Lampanelli is always a hit on comedy roasts, and when you see her show you'll see why comedians love her. Then you've got a mainstay in comedy for a long time in Chelsea Handler. She's been delighting audiences for years, and we always hear from people looking for Chelsea Handler tickets to see the comedienne. With such a variety of humor to choose from, you have a truly hilarious choice to make. Laugh it up!
The incredible popular Blue Collar Comedy Tour is on hiatus right now, but three of the four stars have embraced the fame that followed the tour and launched their own full US comedy tour. Of course the man who made it all possible is still as popular as ever, and everyone wants to get their hands on Jeff Foxworthy tickets to see the self-proclaimed redneck do his show live. Larry the Cable Guy is bigger than ever, as more and more people are gittin it done with Larry the Cable Guy tickets. But don't let his act fool you, under the redneck persona lies one of the sharpest comedic minds out there right now. Then you've got the long-time comedic force known as Ron White. The hard-drinkin' jokester has been delighting audiences for years, but it wasn't until the Blue Collar comedy tour that demand for Ron White tickets really shot through the roof. Then you've also got tons of people trying to get their hands on Bill Engvall tickets to see the family man in the group. The Blue Collar Comedy tour might be gone for a while, but the good news is that instead of one comedy show to go to, you can see all four of the funnymen. And if you like the Blue Collar Comedy tour, then you will love Rodney Carrington tickets. This up and coming comedian/cowboys is making a name for himself as a very funny southerner.
And while the show isn't the traditional comedy show, these days Harlem Globetrotters tickets are getting bigger and bigger. Audiences young and old have embraced a re-invigorated GlobeTrotter troupe that is more outrageous than ever. You've got to see the basketball handling wizards amaze you with their incredible, and hilarious, basketball exploits. Get your Harlem Globe Trotters tickets today and see this legendary group of performers live and in person.
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A 34-year-old Waukesha woman is facing charges after a man she was living with overdosed and died after they took heroin Saturday night.
Amy M. Kaebisch was charged in on Wednesday with one count of possession of narcotic drugs, two counts of bail jumping, one count of possession of an illegally obtained prescription drug and one count of possession of drug paraphernalia. If convicted, she faces up to 5 ½ years in prison and $31,000 in fines.
According to the criminal complaint:
Early Sunday morning, Waukesha police were called to an apartment in the 800 block of Scott Avenue after Kaebisch found "Lil Demon" unconscious after overdosing on heroin. She told officers they had injected the drug twice on Saturday and after the second dose, she went to bed thinking Martinez came with her. However, Kaebisch woke up later to find him unconscious with a needle sticking out of his arm.
Kaebisch took the needle out of his arm before officers arrived and stashed it in a drawer where officers found baggies of white powder believed to be drugs. Officers searched the apartment and also found a heroin cooker and numerous pills.
Martinez had no pulse and wasn't breathing and was later pronounced dead. Kaebisch changed her story drastically for police, first saying she injected Martinez with heroin, then saying he injected himself with the fatal dose.
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I write about video games: the industry and the culture.
It's not the speed that counts, it's how you use it—or at least that appears to be Nintendo's strategy with the Wii U.
GamingBolt is reporting on the findings of hacker Marcan who has hacked the new Nintendo Wii U and revealed the clock speeds in its CPU and GPU. Take these findings with the appropriate grains of salt.
The three-core processor apparently runs at just 1.243125 GHz per core, compared to the 3.o GHz cores in the Xbox 360 and PS3. The GPU apparently runs at 549.999755MHz.
Nintendo has taken an interesting approach with the Wii U, focusing apparently more on the console's physical and energy footprint rather than power. It appears the company is content with bringing its system up to speed with the current offerings from Microsoft and Sony rather than attempt to build a high power system.
And they may have a point. Nintendo fans by and large aren't that concerned with power. Having an HD Nintendo system with nicer looking Mario and Zelda games and the gamepad for some fun asymmetrical gameplay may be enough.
I'm a bit on the fence on this one, to be quite honest.
On the one hand, these specifications are pretty disappointing. One would have at least hoped for tech that surpassed current consoles, even if only by a small margin. Certainly I would be willing to sacrifice a bit of power consumption in order to get a bit more speed and more reliable frame rates.
The thing is, a great deal of the cost of each Wii U is going to the tablet-controller. What Nintendo was really aiming for with this console wasn't simply a higher-powered machine, but a living room experience that mirrored the experience and success of Nintendo's handheld consoles, the DS and 3DS and their double screen gaming.
That's a gamble. While I've enjoyed numerous aspects of the Wii U's gamepad and find the overall Wii U experience quite smooth, the fact remains that it's not as snappy as it could be with a beefier processor. Load times are longer than I would like, and the numerous cross-platform comparisons out now show a system that may once again struggle when it comes to third-party titles, especially once we have next-gen hardware from the other major console manufacturers.
Both Sony and Microsoft will be able to develop more powerful consoles and sell them for the same price as the Wii U simply by not including a gamepad. These won't be PC-gaming rigs, but they could include decent modern GPUs, slightly faster and more efficient processors, and more ram and still sell for a reasonable price.
Nintendo isn't just gambling on the gamepad, of course. They're also aware that their consumer base is less concerned with processor speed and more concerned with Nintendo games. For Wii owners, backwards compatibility of games and accessories makes the Wii U an affordable upgrade to HD, allowing them to keep their game library but giving them access to more third-party titles and new HD first-party titles.
Very few people upgrading from a Wii will be concerned that Batman: Arkham City has slight performance issues compared to the other two major consoles. The fact is, they can now play Batman: Arkham City on their Wii U while still having access to all their old games, controllers, and so forth.
Since next-gen competition won't be out for at least a year, Nintendo will have a good head start in this regard, and will likely be able to get prices down on the system by the time we see Xbox 720 (or Durango, etc.) and PS4 (Orbis) hit shelves.
Of course, we should also be cognizant of the fact that clock speeds are a very poor measure of performance. In many modern processors, clock speeds have actually gone down, while overall performance has increased. This is why a new Intel chip clocked much lower than the old Pentium 4 chips can still run circles around them.
Even if the clock speeds on the Wii U do strike us as quite low, we should realize right away that they must be performing at a much higher efficiency than the chips in the Xbox 360 and PS3 to get performance levels that are basically on par with those systems.
Time will tell, I suppose. I think we're witnessing a bit of a disconnect between gamers who want more raw power and gamers who are more concerned with a certain type of content. I don't think this is easily divided into "hardcore" vs "casual" either.
For my part, I enjoy playing all sorts of games. I'm not in the least bothered that the next Super Mario title won't run on Unreal Engine 4 or utilize 16x AA, and I don't care if the next Zelda looks as good as The Witcher 2. I'm happy that we have awesome looking games coming out for PC, and I'm amazed at how far developers have stretched the capabilities of the PS3 and Xbox 360.
I'm confident the same thing will occur with the Wii U and its next-gen competition, and all the while the PC crowd will smugly look down their nose at consoles, all of which will be ultimately too weak, outdated and out-paced by PC tech the moment they launch.
Certainly I prefer playing games on my PC and enjoy the speed and graphical fidelity that gives my gaming experience, but my PC cost over three times what you'd pay for a Wii U. Besides, I've found the Wii U to be a perfectly enjoyable experience, and one that will allow me to catch up on many years of missed Nintendo titles. For many others, it's not going to be a good fit. Waiting for the competition to launch their consoles isn't a bad idea at all.
But if you're a Nintendo gamer, specs will likely not dissuade you much like the Wii's specs didn't dissuade fans this past generation, and many consumers won't care to begin with.
Image via AnandTech's Wii U Teardown, which you should definitely go read.
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I wish 10 people out of 1000 would raise their hand that expected Wii U processing power to be truly next gen. Wii U gives what a lot of people who played the Wii always wanted, PS3 quality graphics with the original Nintendo exclusives. Blame Sony and Msoft for Nintendo being so "far" behind on graphics these days, but don't blame Nintendo. They tried to put Nintendo out of business by releasing 5 years down the road technology, all at a big loss, and it failed. By failed I mean Nintendo still has over 20 million more "last gen" consoles sold than Msoft worldwide, so yes they won the last console battle easily and are still selling about 300,000 Wii's a month. In the end it's the games that consumers want to play over the CPU clock speed that counts, especially in the case of Nintendo.
I definitely fall in the latter group. Raw power means nothing to me anymore. Some of the most fun I've had this gen was playing small indie games based off of ideas from the 16 bit era. Hell, even games that actually were from the 16 bit era have kept me more entertained than many more "powerful" games.
I'm not saying those are the only games we need. Bigger games definitely have their place, but the majority of them haven't wowed me in a long time.
Still no mention of how many threads the cpu has.
The real problem here is how misleading this article is, you can do alot more with that gpgpu and that out of order processor than you could with previous consoles.
Also if the embedded ram is as plentiful as expected that chip will work fine.
I am appaled that people are suckered by console systems… they all are sub-standard to a $500 bare-spec gaming PC.
PC gaming strongly benefits from the keyboard and mouse. PC games are often highly-modded by player clans, and such updates are free for private, personal use.
I bought an X-Box 360 with the big hard drive and wireless controller and still had to buy a TV for it, a cost that came to almost a thousand dollars.
I wouldn't have a Wee-U (or a Wee for that matter) if you gave it to me. I might consider a PS3 though, but the games are so high!
Console games are frightfully expensive and rarely better than the PC version. Some ar so lame, they do not even bother trying to sell a PC version.
For people like me, where we already have a TV and a working office PC for personal needs, the cost of a gaming PC is far to prohibitive as an investment opposed to a significantly cheaper dedicated games console. I have never paid more than £200 for something game related and I don't expect that to change any time soon (not taking inflation into account of course).
While from a quantitative perspective, the Next Xbox and PS4 will definitely be better machines, from a qualitative perspective, I can't really see what new they'll bring to the table. There won't be some huge step in how the game looks as with the past generations (eg. from 2D to 3D and PS2 to PS3).
With a view on the current economic climate, the cost of producing them is likely to price them out of the market for some time if they decide to produce anything close to current PC standards. This is what happened with the PS3 and 360 to start with (remembering that neither really took off until some real marquee games came in).
With game development costs predicted for another massive leap, I fear that only a handful of the elite studios with a lot of backing are going to be able to keep pace with the technology, leading to even less variety in the games. Many developers already fell by the wayside because of costs during this generation.
I believe people should be careful what they wish for from the upcoming consoles.
The article is based on mostly a hokey fabricated source.
This is a blog post as opposed to a full fledged news providing article.
I would argue that Nintendo has leveraged it's experience to survive where Microsoft and Sony are about to fail spectactularly.
Historically, gaming is cyclical. Console comes out and sees widespread adoption while riding on the back of strong computer games, publishers develop large volumes of "Me too!" titles and quickly converge to a couple of genres, sales start declining, new consoles are released to try and "Fix" it and since adoption rates for consoles tend to be slow, ultimately fail while the preceeding generation falls into disuse. PC Gaming takes back over and innovates. Rinse. Repeat.
We went Arcades -> Atari, C64 -> Nes/Sega, PC -> Psx/Xbox. It's the same pattern every time, and the pattern we're seeing today with CoD and current consoles. Next gen consoles will fail, since "Modern" games (Read loaded with Publisher costs) require tens of millions to develop and a apathetic market. They'll sell slow, and the next gen will fizzle.
Nintendo is drawing on experience. It knows from the NES era that we're about to hit another reset. It knows that getting into the "Next gen" battle is pointless and leads to failure.
So they're positioning themselves to survive and thrive. Rather than waste massive amounts of money on graphics, Nintendo is positioning itself in the direction it believes gaming will evolve in (Hardware with remote screens) and containing costs to insure it will survive the contraction.
Ultimately, Nintendo has made a very savvy decision and will come out a great deal ahead of the competition.
To clarify…
Atari was "Fixed" by the Atari 5200/7800, the Genesis/SNES was "fixed" by the Atari Jaguar, CD-i, and 3Do. The "Fixing" didn't necessarily happen by the same hardware manufacturer, but by companies trying to release a stronger console that ultimately didn't survive.


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If you're watching your weight, monitoring your health and dietary habits, or simply unconvinced by flashy food labels that don't tell the whole story, this is the project for you. According to the Web site:
I have written open-source free nutrition software, NUT, which records what you eat and analyzes your meals for nutrient levels in terms of the "Daily Value", or DV, which is the standard for food labeling in the US. The program uses the free food composition database from the USDA. This free nutritional analysis software was written for UNIX systems (I use Linux), but it can be compiled on just about any system with a C compiler. (To get a free C compiler, Windows people might look at Cygwin or MinGW, and Mac people might look at xcode.) By experimenting with NUT, you can find the optimal level of the various nutrients and how to implement this with foods available to you. NUT can help reconstruct the lost instruction manual to your care and feeding, because, when the authorities and crackpots disagree on the proper human diet, you can design an experiment using the food composition tables to discover the truth!
I'm unsure of other distributions, but binaries are available for Debian and Ubuntu. I run with the usual source option here. Grab the latest source tarball, extract it, and open a terminal in the new folder. At the time of this writing, NUT didn't have an install script, so you'll need to do a number of steps manually. Assuming the /usr/local folders are fine for installation, issue the following commands as root:
# mkdir /usr/local/lib/nut/ # mv raw.data/* /usr/local/lib/nut/
If your distro uses sudo (such as Ubuntu), simply prefix those commands with the sudo command.
Once this step is out of the way, compile the program with:
$ make
If the compiling goes well, you should be able to use the console program immediately. Simply enter the command:
$ ./nut
This runs the console program, which I look at in the next session. As for the GUI program, that needs to be compiled separately.
Change into the flkt directory by entering:
$ cd fltk
And again, enter the command:
$ make
I ran into compilation problems when I first tried to compile the fltk component (hence, yesterday I was going to cover only the console program). I'm not sure what I did to get it working, but I think it was downloading fltk 1.3 manually from the fltk Web site, then compiling and installing it separately. If you manage to get it compiled, you can run the GUI program now by entering:
$ ./Nut
Note the capital letter above—it's the differentiator between the GUI and command-line programs.
If you'd like quick access to NUT, copy the executables into bin folders. If you're still in the fltk directory, change back into the main directory of the nut folder:
$ cd ..
Next, enter these commands as either root or sudo:
# mv nut /usr/local/bin/ # mv nut.1 /usr/local/man/man1/ # mv fltk/Nut /usr/local/bin
Now you either can run the command-line version with nut or the GUI with Nut.
Unfortunately, the long installation instructions haven't left me much room to cover the actual usage of NUT, but thankfully, things are pretty simple to use.
The console version uses a series of number-driven menus to navigate between functions and foods. For instance, option 1 is for recording meals, followed immediately by a prompt for the date, the meal number and, finally, the name of the food.
Entering the name of the food needn't be precise, as NUT's main strength is its database. Long lists of premade choices exist, and each choice has detailed information regarding a food's nutritional value, such as protein, carbohydrates, specific vitamins and so on.
Head back into the main menu, and more options exist, such as an analysis of your meals and food suggestions, trend plotting and so on, but most people will want to look at options 4 and 6. Here you can browse the extensive database, comparing nutritional values of all sorts of food and drink to your heart's content. The entries are extensive—everything from Red Bull to bearded seal meat.
As for the GUI, I'm not 100% sure, but it appears to have more options than the console version, such as reset controls and the ability to control various ratios. Perhaps I missed them in the console version, but either way, there's definitely more on the screen, more of the time. Plus, everything is broken down into tabs, making the whole process more intuitive, saving the user from navigating endless submenus.
All in all, this is a very clever program despite the currently long-winded installation process. Once those issues are ironed out, NUT will be a seriously nifty nutrition program.
John Knight is the New Projects columnist for Linux Journal.
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Have you ever wanted to take a road trip from coast to coast? Not just from the Atlantic to the Pacific, but from where the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean meet to the Arctic Ocean?
But you're not taking the trip by car. Instead, you will be on a motorcycle.
In June, Mooreland resident Jim Judge made such a trip on the Iron Butt Association Ultimate Coast to Coast ride.
Judge, a member of the association, has been doing long distance motorcycle rides for some time now.
"The first trip I made to get an award for was to Ogden, Utah, to see my son and that one was for 1,000 miles in under 24 hours," Judge said. "I've also ridden from Jacksonville, Fla. to San Diego, Calif. in 40 hours."
"I'd been wanting to do the Ultimate Coast to Coast for 3 years, so I finally asked my wife," Judge said.
According to the Iron Butt Association website (www.ironbutt.com) the Ultimate Coast to Coast ride states that you must either start or finish in Key West, Fla., the southernmost tip of the United States and make your way to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, the northernmost tip of the United States.
Judge rode his Suzuki, Vstrong 650 motorcycle from Mooreland to Key West to start his challenge.
"I arrived in Key West on June 19th of this year and left the next day for my trip," Judge said. "I grew a beard for the ride, it helps when the bugs hit your face, they don't hurt as bad."
According to the Iron Butt Association, you must fill your bike and get a receipt with a time stamp on it to show your official start time and have your picture taken at a landmark in Key West. As the trip goes on you must keep fuel receipts for the entire trip and stop every 400 miles to refuel. You must also ride the same motorcycle for the entire trip.
Judge rode 6,012 miles to Prudhoe Bay in 13 days, getting there on July 2nd. The rules of the challenge state you have to complete it in 30 days or less.
Judge averaged 462 miles per day.
Stopping every 2 hours as a rule, Judge kept to a strict diet while on his ride.
"To prevent getting tired in the middle of the afternoon, I would have a small breakfast like oatmeal, then an energy bar for lunch and then I would have a full meal for supper," Judge said.
Judge said the worst part of the trip was the Dalton Highway, the road in Alaska that takes you to Prudhoe Bay.
"During my trip I didn't have any hail or snow, just lots and lots of rain," Judge said.
"The Dalton Highway lives up to its reputation," Judge said, "It is mostly large rocks and lots of mud and they had a lot of construction going on along the way."
Judge had to change from street tires to knobbies when he was in Fairbanks just to make it up the Dalton Highway.
"The tires and a few rock and mud guards are the only modifications that I made to the bike," Judge said.
Once Judge made it to Prudhoe Bay and got his pictures and verifications, he then headed back south to Mooreland.
"The entire trip took 28 days and I covered 12,352 miles, alone," Judge said.
Judge called his wife of 34 years, Sandra, every night and she kept a small journal of his travels for the day.
"This was the most time that we had spent apart in 34 years," Judge said,"She usually rides with me when I take the Harley out, she sits up there in her "queen" chair."
They are planning on taking another challenge next summer – the National Parks tour where you have to visit at least 50 national parks in at least 25 states within 1 year.
Being retired from the Air Force, Judge said that he has seen the United States from the air, but really enjoys seeing it from the ground now.
"There were a few times on this trip that I really wasn't sure if I was going to make it, but if it wasn't for the "man upstairs" I never would have made it through this trip," Judge said.
According to the Iron Butt Association website only 102 people have finished the Ultimate Coast to Coast challenge and the oldest one was 73, Judge, 76, now holds this honor.


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That's good news to potential MFT buyers, but not a lot of good to the ones who already have it. There are so many complaints that I was almost certain someone would initiate a class action suit.
Ironically, Volvo was owned by Ford until 2 years ago ( as part of their Premier Automotive Group, which lost Ford mega $). Perhaps your wife's Volvo has a similar system? (just a guess).
I really like the way my dash is laid out. It is canted toward the driver and all of the controls are intuitive. Especially the radio. Everything works as it should, and you don't need the manual to pair your smartphone. The USB, I-pod (aux line in) and power ports are just where you would want them, with a little tray underneath to securely place your phone.
Speaking of the phone, the hands free voice activated system is awesome. The controls are on the steering wheel, along with toggles for the radio volume, source, and tuning.
Also, Pandora streams perfectly, and the radio automatically sets it as a secondary AUX source if you already have a thumb drive in the USB port. In other words, it has everything you could ever want out of a radio except good rear bass response, which I fixed with a $200 Infinity powered sub. Since the upper trim Optima's come with a factory Infinity sub, I liked the idea of keeping it as close to stock as I could in name at least. Satellite radio has 24 presets as we have discussed before. I listen to it when it is free, but feel no need to pay them for "80's heavy metal that I already have on my thumb drive. Also, my kids love thumbing through the music with the simple to use knob, getting from Audioslave to Zappa in about 5 seconds. :shades:
Enough out of me.
I keep reading reviews in magazines where the cars all have grey interiors. For example, the recent large car comparo in C/D (July 2013 on page 52) and small SUV comparo (June C/D page 56).
All of these cars had grey interiors, with the pictures suggesting the look a feel of a 94 Pontiac Grand Am.
Case in point, the new Impala's interior looks great (to me) in black and tan, but awful in grey. I am just not a grey guy I guess.
What do you guys like, and why?
Light gray interiors usually don't appeal to me, but the darker ones do. I also don't care for gray leather in any shade.
For the last 10+ years, I've had Black interior in my cars. Before that, I had and Accord with Dark Blue interior and another Accord with 'Brown-Red' as Honda called it.
I've never liked tan/beige interior until recently. My 2012 Mazda CX-9 is the first car I've ever had with a beige interior. Mazda calls it "Sand" and the seats are two-tone leather. The dashboard and top of the door panels is a darker brown with the lower portion being the same 'Sand' color as the seats. But the carpet is Black, which I definitely like. The light-colored carpet and sea of bland beige was what I hated about light colored interiors for so long.
On the Hyundai Sonata Limited, if you choose Shimmering White or Midnight Black for the exterior, you can choose WINE for the interior color. It's hideous and I doubt they're selling many, but it's available....
suydam Posts: 924I like light grey leather. It looks good with blue exterior. I had that on my Maxima and also a Mazda6. It's not as hot as black and a little more forgiving of coffee spills than tan. Ours held up well. I have light tan now on my new Accord, hope I can keep it looking good.
Re: Gauges, etc. I just noticed this week that my outside temp jumped up from normal to about 20 degrees or more warmer. This is a Hyundai Sonata 2006, LX. Haven't had any problems with it before. Also this last tank of gas seems to be about 3mpg less than average. Has anyone experienced something like this before?? Also where is the temp indicator located? I have looked all over for it, but really don't know what I am looking for, or where.
Any help appreciated.
I'm partial to the black/tan combo. My wife's 2013 Sonata has that and I think it's very tasteful. Also is brighter/less dour than dark grey or all black. Main problem is the light cloth shows stains easily... I just Scotchgard'ed them so I'll see if that helps. Leather would probably work better in tan.
I have 4 cars in the family fleet now (just added a 2005 Mazda6i Sport hatch), two are what would be considered "mid-sized" (although all are mid-sized per EPA interior specs) and the rundown is:
* Elantra GT: black dash + medium grey (leather)
* Mazda6: Black, but with faux aluminum on dash and white contrast on the seats, so not as dour as all black.
* Sentra S: Black dash, light grey cloth.
* Sonata GLS: Black dash and trim, light tan seats
There is a TSB about it.
See it, and the location of the probe here: http://www.justanswer.com/car/0isch-2006-sonata-outside-temperature-degrees-the-- - climate-control-work.html
However, you can just disconnect the battery to reset it, and see if it will work properly afterward before spending any $$$ FYI.
Yeah, me too. I especially like tan/black on mine with the red exterior. The pastor at my church bought the "metal bronze" exterior with the grey/black interior, and I don't like it anyway near as much. It is exactly the same car as mine...2012 EX base.
I had a 92 Saturn SL2 that was fully loaded with tan interior, and it was really nice for the time too, but the dash was just solid tan plastic. Not a soft touch to be found, but hey...it was a Saturn. Lol. Last GM I ever had. Bad valve seals were causing it to burn 2 quarts of oil a month, and GM wouldn't fix it as it was "within tolerances". This meant I could produce a black smokescreen at will, like James Bond, but in a not so glamorous way. More like a broke kid putting himself through community college kind of way.
I also had a 94 Ford SHO that had grey leather interior, my least favorite part of the car. It was really nice for it's time, especially since I got it for $2000 and everything worked. It was really really fast for a 3200 lb sedan.
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Yikes. Just looked at the wine interior pics. You're right, it is hideous. The canvas looking cloth insert makes the seats look even worse. Also, the complete lack of additional wine bits on the dash makes it's total clash complete. Yuk. Here is a few pics: http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://speedydaddy.com/wp-content/uploads/20- 12/08/SD_2013-Hyundai-Sonata-20T-Limited-Interior.jpg&imgrefurl=http://speedydad- dy.com/2013-hyundai-sonata-test-drive-review/&h=430&w=640&sz=76&tbnid=6aTh5TnsVA- 5koM:&tbnh=90&tbnw=134&zoom=1&usg=__qp6HlW5-GJLMP4K-ATC8Uq6ip70=&docid=0wJ5rD6lI- pm3kM&sa=X&ei=fGXJUcbNLJDW9ATD4YDQDQ&sqi=2&ved=0CEMQ9QEwAw&dur=1241#imgdii=6aTh5- TnsVA5koM%3A%3BG20Zha0lPrOQfM%3B6aTh5TnsVA5koM%3A
I am one who also likes brown and dark brown hue's in an interior as well. Basically, if it isn't totally grey or black I am happy.
Yeah, the Rio5 SX is a neat looking little car. They make B-spec race cars out of them believe it or not. It goes up against the Mazda2, Honda Fit, and other cars in it's class.
Do you have the 6 speed stick or the auto? BTW, the SX is listed at $17k fully loaded with Navi etc.
The photo showing the seats with the inserts is actually from the Genesis Coupe 2.0T R-Spec. It comes in four exterior colors, but the only interior available is Red Leather Bolsters with Red Cloth Middle Inserts. The Genesis Coupe 3.8 R-Spec also has the same interior.
The Azera has a unique and very attractive Chestnut Brown interior option with some exterior colors. It also offers Camel and Graphite Black interior.
The new Santa Fe Limited has Beige, Gray, Black and Black/Saddle interior choices. The Monaco White and Becketts Black exterior offer all four options. The Black/Saddle is very upscale looking. The Santa Fe Sport 2.0T also has all four including the Saddle (in leather only).
The Elantra GT has a Blue interior color option, but it is only available with the $2750 Style Package.
cski: Thank you very much for this info. I am not able to do much in the way of maintenance, but I did disconnect the battery for about a minute while I was looking at the interior fuse panel and trying to decide if I was "gutsy" enough to try removing the fuses that were tied together listed as something indicating to me as a main part of the panel, I forgot the term.
At any rate the only thing that happened was the mileage indicators in the speedometer "zero-ed" out, but nothing else happened, even the presets for the radio stayed. So unfortunately, did the higher temperature, indicating a reading of 119 degrees, in the area of 80-82 degrees.....so I guess without driving it around to see if anything changes that what I did didn't solve my problem, but this tsb may work for the shop people, even if it is $$$$ which I may not even bother with unless it is affecting the operation someway. I will let you know what happens.
Again thanks. van
You know I am not going to post figures w/o a source check.
2013 Kia Rio5 SX = MSRP 17,900. Invoice = $17,070
Now, when I selected "price with options", just to be sure Edmund's wasn't quoting a stripper, all the options listed were for little stuff they gave me for free anyway, like floor mats, cargo tray, and a cargo net.
Here is the Edmunds link:
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BTW, the SX is listed at $17k fully loaded with Navi etc.
Fully loaded with Navi, and floor mats (I don't know about you, but I gotta have floor mats), the MSRP is $21,115.
Now, I was a math major in college, so I am pretty sure that $21,115 is NOT equal to, or anywhere close to, $17k.
That is true, after pricing in the premium package. I was confusing the UVO system (which has a touchscreen w/ rear view camera) with the optional navi system in the premium package, which also includes leather, power sunroof, and heated seats.
However, you can get the SX base, nicely equipped, for $17,900 with the automatic and a touch screen Microsoft UVO infotainment system, and then buy a Garmin Navi for $50 at Walmart. That's what I would buy!


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This Fourth of July was one of the hottest on record and and Northbrook struggled to keep cool while still managing to display their patriotic pride.
Guests had fun coordinating their outfits and finding whimsical ways to incorporate the colors into their attire. Above, have a look at some of Indepedence Day fashions we found.
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The ARH system employs nearly 5,000 employees and has a network of more than 600 active and courtesy medical staff members representing various specialties.
Consistently recognized for its medical excellence, the ARH system is one of two Kentucky health systems to be named to the 2012 IMS Top 100 Integrated Healthcare Networks list of the most highly integrated healthcare networks in the nation, and was selected as the 2010 Outstanding Rural Health Organization in the nation by the National Rural Health Association (NRHA). Most recently, the Harlan ARH Hospital was named one of the nation's 100 Top Hospitals® by Thomson Reuters, a leading provider of information and solutions to improve the cost and quality of healthcare.
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Fedin posted this beautiful minifigure scale model of the Gold Mine on the HistoryBricks flickr's group. The rockwork is amazing but the minifgures posing is my favorite part of this diorama. We can find the workers, bandits, the old miner and the guy washing the dirt/gold on the lakeshore.
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