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Three UK 3G USB modem in Ubuntu Linux
[ Wednesday, 11 June 2008, michuk ]
I have recently bought a Huawei E220 HSDPA access device (or a so-called "3G modem") from Three UK. In this article I'll share with you my experiences of using it in Ubuntu Linux distribution. And don't worry, it works just fine
Little note for the beginning. I bought the modem at Carphone Warehouse in Coventry. The seller told me — answering my question about operating system support — that the modem only works in Windows XP or Vista. No Mac support. No Linux (in fact has never heard the word 'Linux' in his life). Used to not trusting the sellers (the one in T-Mobile told me before that their modem works flawlessly in all operating systems, including Linux — even though he also heard this name for the first time from my mouth) I bought the modem and started testing (you have three days to give it back and claim your money back for no reason).
I was kindly surprised Ubuntu comes with the drivers to Huawei E220 modem. They've been bundled into the Linux kernel since version 2.6.20. Running the modem was then only a matter of installing a proper dial-in program (the default one could be used as well, but it sucks a big one) and configuring it, which proved to be effort-less as well. So here it goes.
Installing the software
I have decided to install wvdial, a PPP dial-in command line software, and a GNOME frontend to it — gnome-ppp:
sudo apt-get install wvdial gnome-ppp
The latter is part of the
universe repository so you need to have it enabled in order to install it. That's it about the installation, believe it or not.
Setting up wvdial to support Three UK 3G modem
Wvdial is not just ta plain-stupid dialer. It has some built-in intelligence. It can autodetect modems of all kind and auto-configure them. That's why there is really not so much configuration, either.
First run
wvdialconf utility to detect and configure your modem. I did it as root. If you want to dial-in as user, you need proper permissions for this. Here is the output of the command:
# wvdialconf
Editing `/etc/wvdial.conf'.
Scanning your serial ports for a modem.
Modem Port Scan< *1>: S0 S1 S2 S3
: Device or resource busy
Modem Port Scan< *1>: USB0
WvModem< *1>: Cannot get information for serial port.
ttyUSB1< *1>: ATQ0 V1 E1 -- OK
ttyUSB1< *1>: ATQ0 V1 E1 Z -- OK
ttyUSB1< *1>: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 -- OK
ttyUSB1< *1>: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 -- OK
ttyUSB1< *1>: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 -- OK
ttyUSB1< *1>: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0 -- OK
ttyUSB1< *1>: Modem Identifier: ATI -- Manufacturer: huawei
ttyUSB1< *1>: Speed 9600: AT -- OK
ttyUSB1< *1>: Max speed is 9600; that should be safe.
ttyUSB1< *1>: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0 -- OK
Found a modem on /dev/ttyUSB1.
Modem configuration written to /etc/wvdial.conf.
ttyUSB1 : Speed 9600; init "ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0"
As you can see, it wrote the configuration to
/etc/wvdial.conf file. We'll need to fix it only a bit. Here is my conf after the fixes:
# cat /etc/wvdial.conf
[Dialer Defaults]
Init1 = ATZ
Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
Stupid Mode = 1
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Phone = *99#
Username = three
Password = three
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB1
Dial Command = ATDT
Baud = 9600
[Dialer three]
Init2 = ATZ
Init3 = ATE0 V1 &D2 &C1 S0=0 +IFC=2,2
Init5 = AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","3internet"
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Baud = 460800
Yes, you see it right. The only changes you need to make is the phone number (if not set correctly to this weird value), user name and password (which are simply "three"). That's all, really. Now try dialing in:
# wvdial
--> WvDial: Internet dialer version 1.60
--> Cannot get information for serial port.
--> Initializing modem.
--> Sending: ATZ
--> Sending: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
--> Modem initialized.
--> Sending: ATDT*99#
--> Waiting for carrier.
--> Carrier detected. Starting PPP immediately.
--> Starting pppd at Tue Jun 10 08:26:25 2008
--> Pid of pppd: 25359
--> Using interface ppp0
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> local IP address 10.231.99.246
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> remote IP address 10.64.64.64
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> primary DNS address 172.31.76.69
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> secondary DNS address 172.31.140.69
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> pppd: ��[06][08]@�[06][08]
--> Connect time 0.6 minutes.
Yuppi! We got connected! It really works! And it's that simple. Amazing
Using gnome-ppp
If you are scared of the fact of connecting to network using the command line tools, gnome-ppp may be of some help. It's a simple frontend to wvdial program, doing basically all the same, but with the ability to hide itself in the notification area.
Gnome-ppp uses the same configuration as wvdial. By default, it looks for the config file in
~/.wvdial.conf. I symlinked this file with the wvdial configuration, so that when I run
wvdialconf it updates the gnome-ppp config as well:
# ln -s /etc/wvdial.conf ~/.wvdial.conf
Now you can simply run gnome-ppp. I do it as root. You can do it either as root or as user (with the proper permissions set).
Connecting, it takes some 10 second if the signal is fine
Waiting for prompt…
Finally connected!
Yes, it can automatically reconnect, as well.
So, as you can see, using the gnome-ppp app is fairly simple as well. I prefer
wvdial anyway, since it seems more reliable. Gnome-ppp once in a while refused to connect even though the signal was good and wvdial didn't protest. It may have been some specific issue though, your mileage may vary.
Gnome-ppp configuration dialog
Issues with 3G modem in Ubuntu Linux
The only issue I have noticed so far is that once every few times, the system refuses to detect the modem. It's being noticed in
dmesg like that:
[ 50.914987] airprime 3-1:1.0: GSM modem (1-port) converter detected
[ 50.915110] usb 3-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB0
[ 50.929802] usb-storage: probe of 3-1:1.1 failed with error -5
[ 50.929822] airprime 3-1:1.1: GSM modem (1-port) converter detected
[ 50.929937] usb 3-1: GSM modem (1-port) converter now attached to ttyUSB1
But it still fails to detect the modem when I run
wvdial. Seems like an Ubuntu-specific issue. After reboot it always worked again. It's one of the many reboot-and-work issues I have with Ubuntu 8.04, others being GTK-apps freezing, network freezing and so on. Anyway, it's not the time to complain about Canonical, I did it in my Ubuntu 8.04 review anyway.
Huawei E220: Linux vs Windows support
Amazingly, I found the Linux support more reliable than the one in Windows. It does better in reconnecting automatically after losing the signal. In the default Windows app from Three, I had to manually close the connection and press "Connect" again, in order to reconnect. This is a very awkward solution, especially when I connect in trains when the network isn't always perfect, to put it nicely.
The Windows client has a nice feature, however, of counting all the data we transferred using the 3G modem. This is especially handy in my case, since I went for the Pay-As-You-Go Three plan which gives me 1GB of transfer per month for 10 pounds.
Probably there is some way to achieve the same thing on Ubuntu, but I did not feel like searching, since this is not that important for me anyway. If you have a ready-to-use solution though, please share it in the comments section.
Final touch
After a while of using Three modem on Linux I noticed that sometimes the modem fails to connect for strange reasons. Usually rebooting Linux did the job but that was not good for me. Thus, I created this small script that I'm running in case modem refuses to connect. It works in 95% cases:
# cat /usr/bin/connect
killall -9 wvdial
rmmod airprime
ifdown wlan0 iwl4965
modprobe airprime
sleep 3
nohup wvdial three &
tail -f nohup.out
Basically what it does is: first kills any previous connection, then removes the Three modem driver, then disables the WiFi connection (if any is set up), finally loads the modem driver, waits 3 seconds for it to load and then dials up again in nohup mode — you'll see all messages by tailing the nohup.out file.
If your connection seems very slow, it may be the slowish Three DNS servers. Try OpenDNS in such case. I do it by replacing the
/etc/resolv.conf file with the following:
nameserver 188.8.131.52
nameserver 220.127.116.11
search home
Usually it speeds up the connection a lot. Learn more about OpenDNS on their website.
Pricing and availability
The modem costs currently 50 pounds in Pay-As-You-Go at Three. You can get either 1GB for 10 pounds or 3GB for 15 pounds. One pop-up works for a month only so if you don't use your allowance, it is lost.
Remember to frequently check if you still have any credit on Three account and do not top up by more than it's needed. Three plays a dirty trick on their customers. When the token is used (a month passes or you use up the whole bandwidth), it starts charging you on a drakonian rate of 1 pound per 1 MB (assuming that there is any money left on the Three account). Thus, it's always better to top up the Three account after the token is used and choose a new token (10/15/20 pounds). You do it by first topping up and then choosing your modem on the list of devices and selecting the right token. It took me a while to find this out and I believe Three made it intentiously unintuitive to get some extra cash from the unaware customers (very bad practice). Anyway, when you know what to do, you're gonna be good.
The same modem is being currently sold by many other UK vendors like T-Mobile or Vodafone. They should work exactly the same, although the user details and password may differ.
Final conclusions
I use the Three 3G modem in Ubuntu on my every-day travels between Coventry and London Euston. It proves to work fine (although I expected the signal to be a bit better in Virgin Trains, but it's another story). As I use the Internet during travel mostly to check e-mail, get some RSS feeds and post some news-stories or articles on one of the websites, the random signal is not a nightmare for me. For a person who would like to do some serious work it might be an issue, though. In all other places except for the trains, I was very satisfied with my 3G modem. It just works and the connection speed it pretty good for mobile access, so I cannot complain. It's good to know that for the mobile Linux users, there is a quite cheap solution to get the Internet connection nearly everywhere.
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47 Comments
Thank you so much.
I live in Ireland and use 3G too. It is great to know that the dongles work with Linux, so I am getting one too
No problem. I only wish the guys behind the desks in the phone stores knew a bit more about what they were selling. I'm sure they already lost a lot of Apple or Asus Eee clients just because they claim it doesn't run under anything but Windows. Pretty stupid.
I've been using my t-mobile E220 with Fedora 7 and Fedora 8 for over a year now. I simply use kppp in much the same way as you use gnome-ppp – except I didn't bother with wvdial (although I do use wvdial on puppy linux). It takes one click to get into the network and is remarkably good – we have had consistent network connections whilst on the road.
yet to test it with the new network manager in fedora 9 that apparently supports the e220 out of the box.
Also, I've been in touch with tmobile support a few times (when their DNS servers stopped working or the local node stopped working) and whilst their first line support guys will simply say "you must use XP" – the second line and 3rd tech guys know that it works OK with linux and in fact, in the end I helped them diagnose their network issues due to having better tools to do so in linux.
A top tip would be if you are using 3/tmobile in the UK – use OpenDNS instead of their DNS servers.
another top tip – always connect the E220 before switching the laptop on. I think its to do with the duality of the USB device where it sometimes pretends to be a CD – with the windows exe files on flash.
For the candy-desktoppers, pinch the .ico file out of the flash memory and use that for your gnomeppp or kppp icon on your desktop.
Yes, confirmed. Connectin the device when laptop is already on causes multiple issues. Usually I manage to overcome them by invoking /etc/init.d/hal restart a few times in a row. Still it's annoying. Greetings from Gatwick Airport
Hey! I wrote a blurb on my blog about using this device under GNU/Linux with our local provider here in Kenya, Safaricom:
About the storage component… there's no need to restart to have your modem detected. Someone wrote a little tool which
makes the device's modem be detected, you can find it at his website here: http://www.kanoistika.sk/bobovsky/archiv/umts and compile the source with: gcc huaweiAktBbo.c -lusb
Then you don't have to reboot to get the modem detected. In fact, I leave my modem plugged in and sleep my laptop and just run the tool whenever I want to dial… I think there may even be a more elegant solution in later kernels using the option driver rather than the usbserial driver, but I haven't played around with it much since I discovered the huaweiAktBbo tool.
Also, you can find a per-session statistics program, he220stat, here: http://oozie.fm.interia.pl/pro/huawei-e220
It doesn't tell you the overall usage information like the Windows tool which comes with the modem, but it's still useful for knowing how much traffic you've used in one sitting.
Take care,
I'm having a bit of a hard time using the E220 in kppp and kubuntu 7.04.
The devices aren't always created reliably (the modem creates three USB serial devices and apparently only works properly when all three exist). kppp (or even minicom) would always block attempting to open the port. Sometimes it helps to unload the USB host driver, sometimes not.
The laptop is an ASUS A9. Does anyone face the same problem? This is extremely frustrating since so many people are reporting that it works fine for them…
Hi guys … OK .. for all those that tried the above and are desperate "because it doesnt work for me!!! " ….
herez a little hint
1. I did not install updates but running ubuntu 8.04
(maybe the above workz fine for you with updates but if not..)
edit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
and add the following at the end of the file
# remove e220-conflicting airprime
blacklist airprime
reboot and enjoy
I recently found out that spamcop.net has classified xxx.three.co.uk as a source of SPAM and any e-mail send via three.co.uk make get marked as such. A friendly sysadmin on an e-mail list noticed my e-mail were getting e-mails sere getting treated as potential spam. Specifically 218.104.22.168 nat76.mia.three.co.uk is blacklisted: "…sender is a abuseable web server…"
If you suspect your e-mail is getting dropped, check if it's getting classified as SPAM. I've notified three.co.uk of this problem and requested that they address it. If they can't fix it, I'm stuffed as I still have 16 months of an 18 month contract to run.
To check/monitor transfered data on ppp0, I use iftop. It also shoews current links throughputs.
Please give a try.
BTW, I am using GNU/Linux Slamd64 with Motorola RAZR V3xx phone. I use only basic pppd+chat to do the connection to HSDPA/3G network.
Since you are paying the money to Three, you should register with their My Three service online. Once registered,you can access your actual usage withing your "My Account".
It displays as the amount of kbs you have left to downlaod – you can calculate how much you have used by subtracting this number from 1024 or the amount of Kbs that you signed up for.
Hi there,
After reading a few tutorials on setting up this modem on Ubuntu, I discovered a very simple way of setting up the three 3g modem on Ubuntu too.
I didn't know if you'd discovered this utility yet, but it shaves a lot of time in setting up the 3g modem.
Please let me know where this utility is and how to use it.
Much appreciated
I am an absolute baby with linux, I'm getting a bit overwhelmed by how different it is. I'm trying to connect a 3G modem (just like the one here) and I am trying to run wvdial, but whenever I try and modify the conf file in text editor it keeps saying that I am not the owner. Please help. I just installed my first linux (ubuntu) and can't get it to connect.
@Francis: try:
sudo su
Now edit
/etc/wvdial.conf as mentioned in the article
The first command switches you to the superuser account (root) on Ubuntu. As Ubuntu does not set up the root password by default you need to use
sudo command (switch user do) instead of simple
su to swicth to root.
Hope it's helpful.
Hi Francis ,
I have done as you wrote but I have got the following :
–> WvDial: Internet dialer version 1.60
–> Cannot open /dev/ttyUSB1: Exec format error
–> Cannot open /dev/ttyUSB1: Exec format error
–> Cannot open /dev/ttyUSB1: Exec format error
I have also tried gnome-ppp but it always shows 'idle' although the status is connected.
What do you suggest in these two cases ?
Try rebooting your computer with the modem plugged in. Sometimes it doesn't want to detect the modem if you plug it into your USB port while running.
I have rebooted. But still "idle" status and the following in the terminal . I am using the Irish 3G and the modem is identical to the one in your picture :
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> WvDial: Internet dialer version 1.60
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Cannot get information for serial port.
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Initializing modem.
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Sending: ATZ
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Sending: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Modem initialized.
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Sending: ATM1L3DT*99#
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Waiting for carrier.
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Carrier detected. Starting PPP immediately.
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Starting pppd at Wed Jul 9 22:52:29 2008
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Pid of pppd: 6913
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> Using interface ppp0
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> local IP address **.***.***.**
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> remote IP address **.**.**.**
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> primary DNS address ***.**.***.**
GNOME PPP: STDERR: –> secondary DNS address ***.**.***.**
The light is blue and Gnome-PPP says its connencted but I can's surf the net.
Sometimes it happens that it connects but the net is so slow that you may think it doesn't work. It happens both in Windows and Linux. No idea what the problem is. But usually this is the case when you connect from a place with weak connectivity like a basement or a train.
Another issue may be DNS. Set up opendns.org as a proxy server in your Firefox.
I think your connection signal is to low, so the gppp indicate idle. Try ubuntu 8.04.2, it's run well on you E220
Hi there, this is an interesting thread for me as I am a new user to Linux using Ubuntu 7.10. When I run wvdial the modem is detected. Sorry to ask a stupid question but what command do I have to issue to amend Phone, Username and Password details please?
Thanks for any help you can give.
Thanks so much.
I just don't know what command to use in shell to be able to edit the wvdial.conf file. Please help, just learning linux for the first time.
sudo gedit /etc/wvdial.conf
Enter the above in a Terminal window. 'sudo' makes you the root user and gives you permission to edit, 'gedit' is a text editor like Notepad on Windows, and '/etc/wvdial.conf' is the location of the config file.
Thanks so much.. i could get it working.. used so many differnt methods.. yours worked straight up..
Great article and thread.
Does anyone know if the modem is locked to the Three-UK network? I'm planning to buy a local, pay as you go, 3G sim card when I go abroad, and put that in the modem, to avoid huge roaming charges. But, if the modem is locked to the Three-UK network, that won't work.
Has anyone else tried this?
Quite nice article.
A word of advice: In order to keep the crap out of the dialing process (those weird signs that appear in the middle of the 'relevant' information), append 'New PPPD = yes' to your wvdial.conf
great article, i really needed it !
thank you
thanks for the simple tip. I used your work to configure my Bandluxe 3.5G C100 modem on my Kohjinsha SH UMPC running Ubuntu Hardy (8.04). Up and running in about 2 min. I'm adding this comment while connected to the O2 network.
Command line control of dialup is much easier than trying to use the gnome app.
For your readers, here is my O2 UK configuration:
[Dialer Defaults]
Init1 = ATZ
Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
Stupid Mode = 1
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Baud = 9600
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
Phone = *99#
Password = password
Username = mobileweb
Dial Command = ATDT
[Dialer O2]
Init2 = ATZ
Init3 = ATE0 V1 &D2 &C1 S0=0 +IFC=2,2
Init5 = AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","mobile.o2.co.uk"
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Baud = 460800
thanks for this, great stuff, my dongle was working with the network manager in ubuntu Jaunty, but the problem I encounter is that there is no option to block the used network as 3G, it keeps switching from 3G to dial-up and makes for difficult connections, anyone got around that yet ?
any help greatly appreciated
…and for T-Mobile UK
[Dialer Defaults]
Init1 = ATZ
Init2 = ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2 +FCLASS=0
Stupid Mode = 1
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Baud = 9600
New PPPD = yes
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
Phone = *99#
Password = user
Username = user
[Dialer TMobile]
Init2 = ATZ
Init3 = ATE0 V1 &D2 &C1 S0=0 +IFC=2,2
Init5 = AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","general.t-mobile.uk"
Modem = /dev/ttyUSB0
Modem Type = Analog Modem
Baud = 460800
Great article – worked for me with the E160 Three USB modem. I find it can be a bit picky as well. I have it working on 7.10 (Dell PC) and 8.4 (Aspire).
Bargain: Three were offering loads more GBs if you signed up for a phone at the same time – I got 15GB for £15/month – phone price reasonable/various offers. Use their pay as you go until your phone contract runs out (I don't work for them!!)
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Cool, this howto got me up and running on arch linux.
Anyone interested in getting there text msgs off there dongle using linux there is a great howto at
I used it to pull my password off for signing into the my three web service as I don't have a windows machine.
I am using O2 in the UK and the configuration is slightly different from what howkewlisthat posted (probably O2 changed some parameters).
The username "mobileweb" should be replaced with "o2bb";
the APN instead of "mobile.o2.co.uk" is "m-bb.o2.co.uk".
I hope it helps.
Your script and advice worked for me running a Huawei E220 modem on Kubuntu on a Macbook Pro – thank you!
Just one small thing: it doesn't work for me unless I invoke wvdial with:
sudo wvdial three
The "three" is critical!
Thank you very much for this great article. I'm using Kubuntu 9.04 and with the plasma-network-manager my configuration failed to access the internet.
Once again, thank you.
Wonderful! Worked at first attempt. I'm using a Huawei E170 on a HP DV2500 dual-booting Ubuntu and Win Vista. My ISP is MTN in Nigeria, and it worked without a hiccup. I was wondering how to get the modem to work. All I did was change the user name and password.
Thanks, man. Haven't tried the scripts yet, though.
Thanks again.
Hey dud I flow your instructions
i notice the speed is too low than
the speed on windows xp.
thanks man
Thanks for the info buddy. youve done us a great service. keep up the good work!
Well, thanks a million! I was able to follow your instructions to get my Ubuntu 8.04 to work with the Orange Internet Everywhere service offered in Uganda. This service uses a Huawei 3G USB Modem as well.
Edit the relevant lines in wvdial.conf as follows:
Phone = *99#
Username = orange
Password = orange
and re-boot with the USB modem inserted.
Thanks once again!
Dude Why are u still using Ubuntu 8.04 , a brand new 9.10 karmic koala is available and connects seamlessly with out any hussle , you need to change and enjoy the experience in fact you can use that very fast orange connection in Uganda ( i know coz i use it too) to get the link Good luck
hi i have orange modem
tried yo method all the steps
saving the edited relevant lines in wvdial.conf is the problem.
it gives me
"you have no permission to save ./etc/wvdial.conf"
otherwise i cant use the modem on ubuntu.
plse help thanks….
Thank you. Now I've installed MMX310G 3G USB Manager in My Redhat OS.
Linux The Best
Hi guys can anyone tell me how to edit command line in terminal. Thanks to advice
I also have problems with my dongle not wanting to connect sometimes even though the settings are correct,can someone tell me how to edit the script for use with a orange dongle please?
# cat /usr/bin/connect
killall -9 wvdial
rmmod airprime
ifdown wlan0 iwl4965
modprobe airprime
sleep 3
nohup wvdial three &
tail -f nohup.out
There is a really good program to see how much data used over a long period called vnstat worth a look!
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With a touch of bravado, Pierre Garcon told the remaining gallery that this was still a game.
After reeling in a 33-yard touchdown pass from Dan Orlovsky with 2:12 left in the game, the receiver took a moment to pause and reach back.
Seeing a sign that said "Gronk Spike Zone" (In tribute to Patriots Tight End Rob Gronkowski), Garcon whipped the ball as hard as he could at the wall.
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"We've been down 31-3 with them before," said receiver Reggie Wayne of the game getting closer down the stretch. "You say to yourself there's no way it come down to this every time we play this team."
In the end, however, these 21 points in the final ten minutes couldn't overcome a bad 35 minutes in the middle that made this rally come up seven short in a 31-24 loss to New England Sunday afternoon.
"We felt confident going into the game that if we stayed patient we could move the ball," said Orlovsky, who finished his first Colts start with 30-of-37 with 353 yards with two touchdown and an interception. "That's kind of what happened."
Indeed it was, with the Colts putting together a 19-play, 71 yard drive at the end of the first quarter into the second. The drive was soured, however, when the offense failed to get in the endzone with first-and-goal on the Patriots' one and the Colts had to settle for an Adam Vinatieri field goal.
"We would have been able to move the ball if we didn't shoot ourselves in the foot, and we got down to the one, and we did shoot ourselves in the foot," said offensive guard Ryan Diem of the sequence early in the second quarter. "The story of the season as far as I'm concerned."
Perhaps the next few quarters sum it up better. In that sequence the Colts turned it over twice and failed to get any points on the board. Meanwhile Tom Brady led the Patriots to 28 unanswered points to build the 31-3 lead as the team's headed to the fourth quarter.
In that time, the Colts defense sustained game-ending injuries to cornerback Jerraud Powers, linebacker Pat Angerer and nickel back Terrance Johnson.
"Now we're outmatched and now they're running no huddle and it was choas," said defensive end Dwight Freeney, but the defense had enough in them to pitch a shutout in the fourth quarter.
It was then the more wide-open Colts offense had a furious finish. Donald Brown started off the rally with a five yard touchdown that capped a 15-play, 88-yard drive. Garcon's spiking catch later in the fourth brought the Colts to within 14 and his second touchdown reception with 36 seconds left cut that lead in half.
After two failed onside kick attempts, however, it would be the middle struggles that would win out over the strong finish.
"Hats off to them, the executed their game plan," said Wayne of the Patriots. "They found a way to win the game."
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Published on - January 22nd, 2012 (by J.D. Roth)
This guest post from Clara is part of the "reader stories" feature at Get Rich Slowly. Some stories contain general advice; others are examples of how a GRS reader achieved financial success or failure. These stories feature folks from all levels of financial maturity and with all sorts of incomes. This story seems especially appropriate after the news I shared this week.
Two and a half years ago, my marriage ended. I left a comfortable financial situation and found myself one step above being eligible for food stamps. Money from our joint accounts paid for the down payment on my rental, but I also needed furniture, household equipment, and beds for me and my two children. The little things add up.
I found the tiniest little house to rent, priced well under market value (perhaps because it's only about 450 square feet). This little cottage has its charms, but it's very rough around the edges. Winter winds seem to shoot straight up from the crawl space. Still, it's cheap. And I have access to a yard and a garden, and the landlords and neighbors are nice.
I took a few things from the house I'd shared with my husband. Virtually everything else was purchased used from yard sales during the months before I left: kitchen knives, pots, lamps, towels, a TV. Even artwork and the shower curtain came from yard sales. The only things I bought new were the beds and the refrigerator. I started life on my own with no money in the bank at all.
Starting with nothing
The divorce was in mediation, which didn't seem to be going so well for me because I had no idea about my rights to marital assets. My car died, so I took out a car loan, my first debt in many years. My part-time job ended just after I signed my lease, and I couldn't stay in the house with my husband, so I just kept moving forward.
I found another better-paying, part-time job and made a hasty decision to go to graduate school. I wanted to get a master's degree since decent jobs were as scarce as hen's teeth then. I took on student loans to pay my in-state tuition costs and to buy a laptop computer that was absolutely necessary to be a student again (our only computer).
Meanwhile, my kids and I played board games and borrowed books from the library. I bought bikes, scooters, and other toys at yard sales. I was lucky in that my ex-husband was good about paying the spousal and child support, but there sure wasn't anything to spare.
We lived quite frugally, to say the least. I cut expenses to the bone.
Three years later
Eventually ,I got a raise at my part-time job, found a summer job when I didn't have classes, starting doing some tutoring, and sold things on-line as well. it was a tough schedule with two kids, graduate school, and everything else. But here I am, almost three years later. And there's money in the bank (a four-month emergency fund, plus I allocated the car loan money to a car fund account so I have something the next time I need to buy a car).
At first, I lived on $25,000 a year in a high-cost area (and, frankly, it's not much more than that now), but I still saved money.
- I saved enough to pay a divorce attorney.
- I saved enough to pay off some of my tuition to limit my student loan debt.
- I just retired my car loan. (I still can't figure out how I paid off that $10,000!)
I had an opportunity to become a graduate assistant; because I had so little debt and such low expenses, I was able to do it. Now my salary is minimal, but I'm getting free tuition and lots of mentoring from many wonderful professors. I will graduate in May and start to look for a full-time career in a couple of months. I'm aware that I may need to take a couple of part-time jobs instead.
Looking to the future
The divorce still isn't finalized. When it is, I'll be able to pay off my $16,000 in student-loan debt. Once gain, I'll be utterly debt free. I was able to leave my share of retirement funds untouched during the divorce, so retirement calculators tell me that I have enough to fund a very frugal retirement at age 67.
My kids and I are healthy and happy and sane. When the divorce is finally settled and I have a full-time job, I am planning to buy a house: a nice, small, affordable house.
It's been hard. There are nights when I sit with just one light on studying because I need to keep down the electric bill. But we always had enough for our needs, plus enough of our wants to keep from going crazy. I even got a scholarship to the local Y for me and my kids. Because I've lived a frugal life for several years, there's no prior debt at all, which of course makes everything much easier.
I never figured I could live so happily in such a tiny house with so little money. But I've learned that this freedom is the gift that frugality gives me.
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What an inspirational post! You sound like you have your head on straight and are a very rational thinker, not getting caught up in emotion when buying things and making financial plans. Maybe some day you could volunteer your time to help other people in your situation who can't think and plan like you have. You'd be a fantastic resource for someone to go to!
Great story, Clara. A friend of mine went on a mission trip to India and returned talking about how happy the people/ children were…he attributed it to the caste system which means folks remain in the same socioeconomic class the duration of their lives. So everyone is content with what they have!
How ironic that we do mission trips overseas — where in some places the people/ children are much more content than in the U.S.
thanks for sharing such an inspiring story, I was not so fortunate in planning my divorce so many years ago now but it ruined me financially, some of which I still owe today some 15 years later. BUT it made me much more financially smarter since then and definatly stronger!
Way to go on doing so much with so little!
I'm also returning to graduate school in June. The job market is not very good and without a career change, I cannot afford my existing student loans, of which I have A LOT. I am only 25 and already have $15 k in a retirement account. Should I take that money out to pay cash for my tuition, or take out ANOTHER government student loan at 6.8% interest that I worry about being able to pay with my other tremendous debt obligations? Oh, to go back and talk to yourself at 18!
So, so impressive. Your story is very inspiring! I hope you get a terrific job when you graduate!
I'm curious to know what happened to your husband's financial situation during the same time frame (if you know and don't mind telling). Were there no savings/property to split at the time of the divorce, or was it war – and he was determined to win it?
Anyway, thanks for your inspiring story. Good for you for doing so well with so little. I'm sure there were many dark moments for you, and you should be very proud of everything you've accomplished!
Very Inspiring story. You can make it far in just three years can't you? I was at my lowest point financially just three and a half years ago when I bought a brand new car with no money down. I already had student loan debt as well. I blog about what I learned from that and how I never want to go back at http://www.youngcheapliving.com.
Keep up the great work. Working hard and living cheap pays off big time. The best part about it is you're setting a good example for your kids every day. When they grow up, they will have a lot of wisdom from how you lived which will hopefully help them be way ahead of the game.
That reminds me of back in the 1970s living on five dollars a week no children though but it sure was rough. I took on a hard very physical job that no one else would do and recently retired from it.
Wonderful story! You are brilliant. This story should be required reading for every highschool senior and should be published in USA Today. Americans who are struggling need such inspiration. Be proud of where you are. Happiness was bound to be yours with such an intelligent and disciplined life.
If you are still in the cottage, and will be there for another winter, I would recommend putting those foam interconnecting tiles down… it has raised the floor temperature from 36 to 46 degrees in the mornings in my cottage; which is completely open underneath. This has helped drop my electrical bill down a lot this winter.
Bravo!! Appreciate you sharing the wonderful and inspiring story. It is always a great thing to see people take lemons and make wonderful lemonade!!
Really great story (not the divorce part, but the success part).
Just goes to show that what you spend is just as important as what you make. Kudos for staying disciplined in tough times.
@Clara — Kudos and best wishes! Your story is inspiring.
It's amazing how much you can save when you learn to really hold the line! Most of are able to live on far less than we think, if we put our minds to it. Thanks for the inspiration!
What a great story! Congratulations to you, Clara, for living the old adage "When life hands you lemons, make lemonade."
As you have a part-time job as a TA, and will have your masters, if you enjoy teaching, check out the Community Colleges in your area. They may have an opening for full-time or as an Adjunct (part-time) for evening classes; my spouse does this. And, you may earn retirement credit from your state's Teachers Retirement.
Inspiring story Clara. You've accomplished a great deal. Best wishes and happiness in your future.
Kudos to Clara… you are brave and strong and an inspiration to other women out there struggling. Thanks for sharing your story!!!
Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you for sharing your story, Clara! I really admire all that you've accomplished, and you have been such a wonderful role model for your children.
I finished graduate school last year. By doing so, I was able to stay in a field that I love and secure a better job. I have adjuncted with a Masters, and I'll second an earlier suggestion that you look into that too.
Thank you for sharing your very real and inspirational story.
Bravo Clara, bravo.
I read your story and I feel nothing but gratitude for the gift of life and all its little joys.
Thanks for the encouraging story clara. #15 Chamois went into structural detail which may be difficult with a rental but as a life long renter, i have found that if you do the research and it is something you can DIY (and feel comfortable with), if you present the landlord with all the info and say either i'll do it with permission, or i'll do it if I can take cost of materials out of rent, sometimes gets you what you want. Works with landlords…rental agents not so much.
other than that, I suppose you've done all the standard rental tricks to hold in warmth like (as mentioned) foam mats–you can come up with cheaper subs to the commercial mats. Lots of rugs, even small ones scattered, with foam no slip mats, chair covers for any open back chair (or draped throws), drapes, couch covers, socket covers, heat wrap on the windows that you keep closed, etc. (cover or take out air units).
Even those little foam things stuck behind socket/switch plates help and if you have a medicine cabinet in the bath, caulk around the opening inside the door–those things rarely fit well. If you have a drafty door, you can pin nail, magnet, velcro (whatever the lease allows) styrofoam sheets covered in a pretty fabric onto the surface to help both drafts and noise from other rooms. Kids love it as bulletin boards.
oh, and think about long bake stuff instead of stove top cooking. It may trade one cost for another but baking a potato instead of nuking it toasts the kitchen well. Speaking of cold floors, put mats in the kitchen. Lots of fabric everywhere also stimulates the psychological feeling of warmth.
If you burn a candle near your one study light, you will "feel" warmer and cozier while you study. Or get a tea warmer and keep a cup of something warm over a tea light while you study. I cannot emphasize the psychological of that, enough.
Lots of such space warming stuff can be found at yard sales/thrift/dollar store and can be carried forward to any small, possibly older, own-house. Good luck on your journey!
oh, and as to mats, I have a childfree friend who picked up some of those locking kiddy play mats in primary colors at a flea market, super cheap; spray painted dark and poly'd them, then covered them with rugs just like a reg. floor to match decor (2 sets/2 small rooms).
of course they only lasted a winter or two but the difference they made in her drafty, one radiator apartment was astounding.
You don't mention what you did for health insurance?
Health insurance is one big reason why we are still legally married. Unfortunately, while it gives me health insurance it keeps all of my assets tied up with his so I cannot access them yet. Luckily I mostly trust him so I am comfortable with that. If that were not the case, I would have purchased health insurance privately. My university does offer student insurance, but it is inadequate for anything major. Since I am going to be 50 this year, I feel like I need decent health insurance. A relatively harmonius break-up (and believe me, I had to eat a lot of complaints to achieve this) has been very helpful on getting back on my feet.
Clara – great story. I think you and Donna Freedman could swap some good stories about living on very little. You should be very proud of what you've accomplished, and I wish you the best of luck in the future.
I admire the resilience shining out from this raw straight from the heart story.
Although I don't have children yet, I can identify with making the decision to leave a relationship.
Congrats on your resiliency and courage.
It does get better. Here's to a brighter future!
Great story! I think you are a good example of how having a clear set of goals and plans, couple with some perseverance can make anything possible.
Best of luck to you!


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The Canon EOS 1D X
October 21, 2011, 09:22:38 AM »
Another camera for me to drool and gather more debt over. Who wants to buy me it?
Dannon, let's go to an auction and buy a lot of Mk IV's, there's about to be a rush!
Here are some excerpts: Credit R. Butler, DPreview.com
"The biggest specification change to the 1D X is its new sensor - an 18MP full-frame CMOS chip capable of shooting at 12 frames per second. This represents a big change over the 1D Mk IV (it represents a move away from the smaller APS-H format that Canon has previously used in its sports cameras), and a decrease in pixel count compared to the 1DS series. However, as Rick Berk, Technical Specialist in Canon USA's Pro Engineering and Solutions Division says: 'there's more to image quality than just resolution.'
The move from APS-H up to full-frame is enabled by a sensor with faster data readout explains Chuck Westfall, Technical Advisor in Canon USA's Pro Engineering and Solutions Division: 'The new sensor has 16-channel, dual line readout, compared to 8-channel, single line designs in the previous generation of chips.' This lets the company offer a large sensor (and the low-light capability that brings) for 1DS users, with the fast capture speeds that current 1D Mk IV users need. 'It's clear the time has come for the 1DX to replace the whole 1D series,' says Westfall.
Under the skin, the big change is the more sophisticated metering sensor. A move from the 1D Mk IV's sensor to a new 100,000 pixel unit affords the camera a much better understanding of the scene and this information is fed into the camera's autofocus system to improve the quality of its AF tracking. This isn't a new idea (Nikon's sports cameras have done something similar for several generations), but it's a sensible way of improving what's already an impressive system.
Autofocus changes
The other big change to autofocus is simpler configuration. The 1D X does away with the complex inter-related network of custom settings that defined AF behavior in previous models, instead offering six presets for different shooting situations (see table below). Each of these can be adjusted for 'Tracking sensitivity' (which defines how doggedly the camera attempts to stick with the originally chosen target or whether it will re-focus on nearer subjects if they cross in front of the target), 'Acceleration/Deceleration tracking' and AF point auto selection (how readily the camera should move off the selected AF point).
Westfall acknowledges the complexity of the previous systems could prevent users getting the most out of previous cameras: 'A common response to the 1D III and 1D IV was that people loved the idea of a high spec AF system but they wanted an easier way of get the most out of it. The improvements from the 1D III to the 1D IV were substantial but also incremental - to make a bigger step forward this time we needed to start from scratch.'
Canon EOS-1D X AF mode presets, defined by subject behavior:
1. Versatile multi purpose 4. Subjects that accelerate or decelerate quickly
2. Continue shooting, ignore obstructions 5. Erratic Subject Movement
3. Instantly refocus suddenly with obstructions 6. Subjects that change speed and move erratically
In addition to making the system more accessible, the 1D X has the first entirely new AF arrangement since the launch of the (film-era) EOS 3 in 1998. The new 61-point AF sensor has 21 cross type AF points at the center, which are sensitive enough to be used with lenses with maximum apertures as slow as F5.6. The central five of those points also have diagonal AF elements that are active with F2.8-and-faster lenses. All other AF points are sensitive to horizontal detail with lenses faster than F5.6, while 20 of these (in two flanks towards the outer edges of the sensor), act as cross-type points with F4 maximum aperture lenses or faster.
As with the EOS 7D, the AF point selection can be narrowed-down to a series of sub-sets of local AF points. It's also possible to adjust what factors are considered during AF tracking: AF info only, AF and color information or AF and face detection information.
Getting a sense for the sensor
When asked to for the biggest improvement in the new camera, Westfall stresses that every aspect of the camera has been re-assessed but finally concludes: 'If you had to highlight just one thing, I'd say the sensor. It's a new level for us in terms of image quality.'
'There's a couple of things that we consider when we think about IQ: number one on this sensor is noise. It's clear the noise level is better than in the 1D Mk IV or the 1DS III. The pixel size is larger than in the 1DS III or 5D Mark II (6.95 microns, versus 6.4) and the difference is even more striking compared to the 5.7 micron pixels in the 1D Mark IV. That helps us in terms of light capturing ability and increases the signal to noise ratio. In turn, that does nothing but help the dynamic range of the camera.'
And its this improvement in image quality that Westfall believes will make the 1D X appeal to 1DS as well as 1D users. 'I think the factor that's going to make that a reality is the noise level is better than anything we've seen before. With cleaner images, people are going to feel much more comfortable up-rezing an image. Not many people need a 21MP file to begin with, so they're going to love the IQ of this camera and the quality's good enough that those people who do need those huge files will find the images clean enough to use them.'
Changes to the body
Processing power
As you'd expect, the camera's processing has received a considerable refresh, Westfall explains: 'You've got dual Digic 5+ processors, which our engineers are telling us are 17x faster than the Digic 4s used in the existing models.' In addition, the metering sensor, given its added complexity and the need to interpret its output to feed into the AF system, gets its own Digic 4 processor.
This processing power allows the camera to conduct a wider range of lens corrections. In addition to the vignetting correction that could be conducted by the 1D Mark IV, lens profiles can be uploaded using EOS utility and the camera will correct for geometric distortion and chromatic aberration (both lateral and axial) in real-time. These corrections are all optional and can be engaged separately.
Another benefit of more processing power, combined with an improved sensor is an expansion of ISO range, says Westfall: 'The ISO range on this camera, just the standard range, goes from 12,800 on the 1D Mark IV and 1600 on the 1DS Mark III, up to 51,200. And this can be expanded up to 204,800 - that's going to be an enabler of all sorts of new possibilities for a lot of people.'
The final processing option is the ability to shoot multiple exposure images. Four combination methods are available, which can be used to create composite images either from consecutive shots or from an existing Raw file and an additional exposure.
All about speed
The faster sensor and greater processing power are combined with a new carbon fibre shutter and revised mirror mechanism to allow 12 frame per second continuous shooting. The camera can shoot at 14fps if you're happy to lock the mirror up (and hence lock focus), and capture only JPEG images. The shutter has a rated lifespan of 400,000 cycles (a 30% improvement on before, despite the additional demands of the faster continuous shooting). The company also says it should be more accurate at high shutter speeds. It also offers an X-sync speed up to 1/250th of a second.
At first, the move from 10 to 12 frames per second doesn't sound terribly impressive - until you remember that the camera is now based around a larger sensor, so there's a much bigger mirror to move. Westfall is keen to stress this: 'The high-speed rate is greatly improved. Our full-frame cameras up until now have only been able to offer up to five frames per second, whereas this can shoot at 12fps, or 14 if you're willing to shoot JPEG. The 1D X means you can have full-frame quality and high speed.'
The EOS-1D X gains twin customizable buttons next to its lens mount - one set for each orientation
In the frame to be flagship
Of course it's no longer enough for a camera at this level to just be able to shoot stills, and the EOS-1D X is Canon's most capable movie shooter yet. Although the headline spec (1080p at 30, 25 or 24 frames per second), isn't exactly groundbreaking, it's clear that Canon has had movie shooters in mind.
The 1D X offers two compression options, including 'All-I,' a very low compression format that offers high image quality and editability but at the cost of immense files (a 16Gb card will hold around 6 minutes of footage). The alternative is a more standard IPB compression that takes up around 1/12th of the space. To prevent these large files limiting the camera, the 1D X is the first Canon to be able to split a single piece of footage into multiple files, overcoming the 4Gb limit of the card file system, and allowing videos of up to 29 minutes, 59 seconds to be recorded.
In addition the camera can keep track of how long it has been recording, using standard timecoding methods. There's also greater-than-ever control over the microphone input volume, with 64 manually selectable levels, auto and a wind-cut filter. It's also possible to mute sound recording while shooting.
Westfall believes the 1D X has the features that pro shooters will want: 'I think people are looking for a balance between cost and performance - the cameras offering 60P at the kind of bit rates that we can offer tend to be in a higher price bracket. And we can offer 720p at 60 frames per second,' he says.
'People we're dealing with are tending towards using 24 - to match the filmic look. There are cameras offering 60P in the consumer market but they haven't got the bit rate we're offereing. Many of them are limited to less than 30mbps while we're bumping up against 50. This is a clear difference - we think this product keeps moving the ball forward. With this product the focus was improving the compression. The other thing people were requesting was the ability to shoot longer clips and on this model we can shoot for up to nearly 30 minutes.'
'Within this range of products we offer, this is going to assume the flagship postition,' he says: 'It will be the most desirable product for people wanting movie shooting in a DSLR.'
Any other business
Beyond the big changes is a move to twin CF cards. As before these can either be set to duplicate images onto both cards or overflow from one to the next. You don't have the option of separately storing movies and stills, however. The upgrades to the camera also extend to a revised dust-reduction system for the sensor. The wave-motion of the shake system is being called 2nd generation dust prevention by Canon.
Another change to the 1D X's storage is the addition of an Ethernet 1000 Base-T network port. This allows faster transfer speeds and the use of longer cables (the limit is 100m, rather than around 3.5m for USB).
The final significant change is another gain from the EOS 7D - an electronic overlay on the viewfinder, allowing AF points and the level gauge to be shown in the viewfinder. Other than that, the camera retains essentially the same viewfinder specs as the 1DS Mark III - a huge 0.76x, 100% coverage pentaprism that 1DS users will be familiar with and 1D series owners will really appreciate after years of using cropped APS-H finders."
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I forgot to reply to this so long ago ,YES!
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