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511 F2d 1164 In the Matter of Arbor Homes Inc
511 F.2d 1164
In the Matter of ARBOR HOMES, INC., Bankrupt,
Allan Rubin Homes, Inc., et al., Claimants-Appellants.
No. 651 Docket 74--2194.
United States Court of Appeals,
Second Circuit.
Argued Feb. 25, 1975.
Decided March 10, 1975.
Robert P. Burns (Edward L. Marcus, New Haven, Conn., of counsel), for claimants-appellants.
Fred B. Rosnick, Waterbury, Conn. (Frederick W. Krug, Waterbury, Conn., of counsel), for trustee-appellee.
Before LUMBARD, OAKES and TIMBERS, Circuit Judges.
The United States District Court for the District of Connecticut, T. Emmet Clarie, Judge, denied a petition for review on the part of three related claimants, Allan Rubin Homes, Inc.; Allan Rubin Homes Milford, Inc.; and Allan Rubin Homes Clinton, Inc., and confirmed an order of Bankruptcy Judge Saul Seidman on the basis of his Memorandum dated January 8, 1974. We agree with Judge Clarie that the Bankruptcy Judge's Memorandum was 'well considered,' and we therefore affirm on the opinion below.
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jlindh Posts: 282Time to repeat high school physics, dtownfb. Also, the car that left the scene was the car racing against the Mustang.
Moving. Not moving. Makes no difference in which car sustains which force. It's the relative velocities involved that matters.
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dtownfb Posts: 2,918jlindh: thanks I had enough physics in college which is why I predicted that one car was standing still (the article was not clear).
imazda: You are right about the relative speed. If the car wa still and was hit at 40 mph, the relative speed is 40 mph. If both cars were going 40 mph, the relative speed is 80 mph.
Even if this was not the case, I'm still not sure why he sited this article as blaming Honda for not keeping its occupants safe. Too many factors in this type of accident. Let's blame the right person, the driver of the Mustang. Hopefully they charge this person with vehicular homicide.
Follow-up to the latest discussion:
Govt wants automakers to have crash ratings on the sticker for new cars starting in 08MY I believe. The ratings, I am assuming, would come from NHTSA (which the Sonata received perfect scores )
If they do that, I hope they put both the NHTSA and IIHS ratings on the car. Although that could be a problem because there is often a long delay in publishing the IIHS scores for new models.
Personally though I have no statistics just what I've seen on the streets, the automakers are building cars more these days to crush down to absorb impacts. Everyone talks about safety cages and though that is a good thing and started years ago with unitized body frame construction, I just feel that we are seeing thinner and thinner steel being used. Somebody pointed out on on earlier post that most of the cars look like too much plastic well you're right. In an effort to reduce weight most of materials comprising cars today is light metal aluminum and plastic or composite materials. This is going to continue well into the future of vehicles to up the gas mileage figures. My complaint is how these companies go about reducing that weight by protecting the people in the vehicles less and less. I posted several weeks back that Honda was the first of the foreign car manufacturers to drop the five mph bumper standards when the feds made the mistake of easing the regulations. Not Toyota, Not Nissan or Mazda or any other company I am aware of. This and what I have seen on the streets for many years angers me that Honda on the premise of producing quality cars was first to say, hey safety, let's short cut it and make a buck doing so. This is all I am saying. Post after post on here where Honda religionists swear by the Honda legacy but ignore the truth. I know these posts will be deleted but at this point in the conversation I don't care.
jeffyscott Posts: 3,855I am no Honda fan but, again, bumpers have very little (if anything) to do with protecting occupants. The standards are mostly about reducing insurance costs for property damage.
To the extent bumpers are a problem, the bigger issue is bumpers not lining up...many SUV and truck bumpers are too high and go over the top of car bumpers.
Your impressions seem to be the exact opposite of reality. Cars have gotten heavier and safer, not lighter and more hazardous.
IIHS says: The designs of passenger vehicles have been improving for years, becoming more protective of their occupants in crashes.
5 MPH bumpers, if I'm not mistaken, refers to the ability for the bumpers to not need $ repair $ in a 5 MPH impact, not their ability to protect occupants at 5 MPH etc...
Post after post on here where Honda religionists swear by the Honda legacy but ignore the truth. I know these posts will be deleted but at this point in the conversation I don't care.
Why would the posts be deleted? It didn't look like you posted anything out-of-line (although I don't necessarily agree with everything you said, it was still seemingly respectable from my perspective)...
I'm a little lost (A LOT of posts have been made since I last looked at this forum...) so forgive my being naive please
I used the bumpers to illustrate that Honda was the first car company out there to relax safety standards. I know full well the limits of a car bumper. Do you perceive me as an idiot? I would not presume you were. As I stated many times here (most of them deleted) that I work in EMS and have seen what I perceive to have been more carnage in Hondas on the whole than other makes of cars. The Mustang I mentioned hit this Honda Accord head on. The Mustang was probably traveling in excess of 90 when it hit the Accord coming in the opposite direction on a 4 line in the city road with a turning lane only dividing it. The Accord according inside sources were traveling 45 mph from the opposite direction on head on impact. The passengers in the Mustang, a car weighing approximately the same as the Accord was totaled up to the windshield. The passenger compartment remained pretty much intact. The Accord had significant passenger compartment intrusion. In terms of construction I believe the Mustang was capable of maintaining integrity better than the Honda. Sue me. I am going by facts as presented by the people who rescued the two survivors of the Mustang. I have seen several other small to mid size cars involved in similar accidents and they didn't fair well either. I just get tired of extricating the non living from Hondas. I don't want to say the Ford was better than the Honda but all things being equal shouldn't the people in the Mustang have also expired?(yeah this one is going to be deleted too. so read it while you can.) The previous posts were deleted by the host because they said I got too graphic in my arguement over the safety issue. I work in EMS. Been doing so now for 30 years. Sorry I draw off life experiences here not supposition.
The 5 mph bumper standard is not a safety standard--it's to limit $$$ damage in a low-speed crash.
As for Honda relaxing safety standards... Honda is the first carmaker in the U.S. to equip all of its cars, from the cheapest Fit to the most expensive Odyssey, with at least six airbags and ABS. So why beat on them for relaxing safety standards?
Here is another tragic real-life case that shows it is impossible to draw any meaningful conclusions from a single incident: an Accord and Mustang hit head-on. The driver of the Mustang is killed. The driver of the Accord suffers two broken legs.
I used the bumpers to illustrate that Honda was the first car company out there to relax safety standards. I know full well the limits of a car bumper. Do you perceive me as an idiot?
No, and it was not my intention to make you feel like I was insulting you (and I don't think it seemed like I did that, to be honest). You don't have to be so defensive, we're all on the same team (car consumers) here. I'm not trying to grill you as if on a witness stand.
Most of our points are, however, that there are way too many individual factors in a car crash to determine if a car is as safe as another one in an instance; that's why the IIHS and NTHSA do strict experimental testing procedures, with as much control over each situation as possible.
Sorry I draw off life experiences here not supposition.
And nobody here is condemning you for it, as you have a firsthand look at crashes daily. The point stands however that there are way WAY too many variables in particular car wrecks to deem one as safe and another as unsafe, even though you see crashes daily, I highly doubt that the particular models of vehicles, point(s) of impact, speeds of the vehicles, and conditions have ever exactly duplicated themselves. Maybe once or twice in 30 years. (Example being say a 1994 Taurus T-boning a 1997 Dodge Ram where the Ram was going 25MPH, the Taurus, 40 MPH; exact impact at the rear wheel of the Ram, airbags opening in the Taurus, and only one injury)...
The thing is, the IIHS CAN institute such controlled accidents, and that's why it is hard for some of us to believe that the Honda is as unsafe as you say, because it got top scores in all the ratings (except for not having "active" head-restraints as in the Sonata and Camry, etc)... The cars themselves hold up quite well. Ask me about my guardrail collision in my 1996 LX. I walked away unharmed (save for a now-chronic stiff back) from a 40 MPH frontal/sliding sideways hit on a guardrail.
heavensoldier Posts: 61Don't know if anyone remembers this message, but I was wondering how does a Acura TSX compare with a Honda accord, altima, sonata and etc. It looks like a nice car is has great reviews here http://autos.yahoo.com/newcars/acura_tsx_2006/4721/model_user_reviews.html
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More expensive, less power (than V6 models), smaller inside, great handling, very nice interior. Probably closer to a Jetta GLI than one of these mid-sized family sedans, although you could come close with the Mazda6s for less money (but not as nice an interior).
And yet more than twice as many people choose the Corolla over the Sonata every day and every week. While the Sonata stays in the 'under $20K price range that is the competition.. the Corolla/Civic.
Buyers normally class themselves by their budgets; i.e. '$12000 vehicle' .... 'about $15000' ... 'under $20000' ... 'in the $25000 to $30000 range'.
Thus when they go to shop they look for vehicles in these ranges. A $15000 buyer is going to look at the vehicles in that range. Those would be the Corolla, Civic and Sonata. It's the way the buyers think.
A $25000 buyer is going to look for vehicles in that range only.
I'm glad you posted that backy, maybe I will get over my paranoia with Hondas. I'm sorry another tragedy had to end that way but it frustrates me to know end when I see posts where people who own Hondas question the safety of my car. The fact is none of us are safe from reckless and careless drivers unless we all purchase tanks.Peace
That may be true for some type of buyers, not for others, however. Some look for roominess, some look for value, some look for V6, etc.
While I am not disagreeing the cross-shop of the Sonata and Corolla/Civic, but based on price, cross-shop can also happen between different segements, (i.e. Sonata vs. Colorado) so going by price is probably not be the best/closest comparison for some buyers.
It should be noted Sonata competitors are still those including Camry, Fusion, Altima, Accord, etc, with Camry/Accord/Altima in the higher range, and Fusion in the lower range along the Sonata.
Some look for roominess, some look for value, some look for V6, etc.
I think most people have a certain "spending limit" in mind (20k, 25k, 30k), when shopping for a car. Then other (personal) criteria enter into the equation. One guy may shop only certain brands, and will settle for a smaller car, if it's a brand he likes, and under the spending limit. Another guy may shop any make, and will buy the roomiest car that is under the cap. Everyone has their own priorities.
Hyundai cannot sell their cars for the same price (ie market price) and terms and conditions as Honda and Toyota.(ie 3 year warranty) They have had a huge rebate promotion going on as well. So I guess what is being said, is all cars in this segment either sell for huge discounts or have huge rebates. That does make sense.
In the end it's the market which determines the correct price level for a vehicle no matter the content or capability. In the end while there may be imperfections in any shortterm view the market rights everything in due course.
At the present, and Hyundai/Ford recognize this, their respective entries in this field have to be sold at a price lower than the Camry/Accord.
Noone at this time is going to pay $25000 for any Sonata. That is a fact. It's the market speaking and the marketing people in Hyundai and in Ford have the pulse of this segment at hand every day and week.
Does anyone think for a minute that if Hyundai could sell their very capable V6 Sonata's for $25000 that they wouldn't? Hyundai and to a lesser extent Ford and Nissan are just practicing good business sense by pricing their vehicles at the level at which they will move. It's nothing more than recognizing what the 'market will bear'.
>there are way too many individual factors in a car crash to determine if a car is as safe as another one in an instance;
Exactly right. That's why I love it when someone picks a light, thinly built car because it gets great ratings in crash testing.
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True, but as elroy noted above most buyers limit themselves by their budgets. A $15000 buyer may 'look' at a CamCord but will not seriously consider a new one. He or she will consider a Sonata or Civic or Corolla.
Most buyers classify themselves in this manner. As in everything there are the exceptions.
In theory the Sonata, Camry, Accord, Altima, Fusion are competitors but it's not so in the majority of daily decisions being done beforehand ( over the kitchen table ) by the buyers.
Hyundai and to a lesser extent Ford and Nissan are just practicing good business sense by pricing their vehicles at the level at which they will move.
Different companies have different "market strategies". One company may set a certain price expecting to sell a set number of cars. Another company may decide to set their price lower, to get a higher volume of sales. Both of these companies could end up with the same percentage of profit. Of course the cost of new manufacturing plants (expansion, if necessary) has to be factored in also, when considering higher volume.
>there are way too many individual factors in a car crash to determine if a car is as safe as another one in an instance;
Exactly right. That's why I love it when someone picks a light, thinly built car because it gets great ratings in crash testing.
Which is why I like it when someone gets a huge heavy car because they think it safer and then rear-end people because their huge barge doesn't stop like an Accord would. Or they get an SUV and roll it.
The idea is to avoid the accident. Cars with stability control (like on the Scion xB and just about any SUV worth its salt) is something I would look at first.
Crash tests are only important if you crash. Avoiding the accident with a smaller, more nimble car would be a better strategy.
Hyundai cannot sell their cars for the same price (ie market price) and terms and conditions as Honda and Toyota.(ie 3 year warranty) They have had a huge rebate promotion going on as well. So I guess what is being said, is all cars in this segment either sell for huge discounts or have huge rebates. That does make sense.
Thats the point, the Hyundai represents a better value. If they can make money from selling a well equipped car at a price less than their competitors, that is what they call an ADVANTAGE.
The idea isn't to charge through the nose for a car (well except for some very limited vehicles).
Thats the point, the Hyundai represents a better value.
All of us do not share your idea of what value is. Speak for yourself. Put an "IMO" after a sentence like that one.
kdshapiro Posts: 5,751Value is subjective. Getting seemingly more for less isn't always value.
Excellent observation, Spyder.
Almost 2 years ago I thought I'd have to look at used cars. Then, I discovered the Sonata.
I bought an '05 GLS "Special Value", which was the LX without leather seats or power drive seat, for about $5000 less than it would have cost me for an '06 LX.
I'm very satisfied with everything about my car, especially the little things like the heated seats. Price paid "to dealer", before tax, reg. and other state fees was $16,705.
ontop Posts: 279Exactly.
I never look at the cheapest anything when it comes to a major purchase. Bad mojo.
Another good comparative issue.
There's more than one way to compare cars.. size category and price, being two.
Sonata offers just so much more than Civic or Corolla in space and features at about the same price. Sonata offers more in space and features than Camry or Accord at a lower price. That brings us back to the quality/reliability/dependability issues.
Don't be surprised if you see '06/07 Sonatas ranked right along side '06/07 Camrys & Accords in 5 or 6 years as used cars.
mfletou1 Posts: 508Well, I'll see you there when I sell my car. I don't want to go to Maui now, but I might then. See, I'd prefer to drive a class leading car for a bunch of years, THEN go to Maui.
Don't be surprised if you see '06/07 Sonatas ranked right along side '06/07 Camrys & Accords in 5 or 6 years as used cars.
Don't be surprised when they're not. IMO, these are very unrealistic expectations.
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HOMEOWNERS and buyers had two reasons to cheer yesterday – a record low 0.99 per cent mortgage was launched and interest rate rises moved further into the distance.
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Netflix has a long history of successful is shows that come out of nowhere. What began with House of Cards spread to Orange is the New Black which flowed through Bloodline before setting up the ambitious MCU TV universe with Daredevil. But now another has come to lay its crown on the throne. The Duffer Brothers recent '80s set sci-fi drama running off nostalgia has become somewhat a surprise hit by causing some buzz online. And while many shows and movies use nostalgia - 10 reboots every month - only a few are successful. Here's how Stranger Things got so successful:
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A lot of scripted shows try to present characters and situations as fake while the situation they are in is real. Stranger Things loves using the weird culture of the '80s and putting it to use. From Poltergeist to the Star Wars toys to Dungeons & Dragons that Mike, Lucas,Will and Dustin love; nerds feel right at home. Even to the older characters like Nancy, Joyce, Chief Hopper, and Jonathan; the stuff they do and the clothes they wear all feel authentic and transports you to time when everything was better. The characterization is the best part as all the characters are scared, or mean, or begrudgingly rude at first but then are willing to do whatever they can to help find Will. And many people would not really care or help somebody in dire unless it begins to affect their life; which is exactly what Stranger Things explores. It's this realistic human nature that sets Stranger Things on a different path than most typical shows.
That Soundtrack! Oh, it's beautiful… truly glorious indeed. The opening track feels like the lost work of John Carpenter while other parts feel meant for ET or Close Encounters but never made it in. And don't forget The Clash! The Duffer Brothers have put together a track that transports you to the time and place as well as James Gunn famously did with Guardians of the Galaxy. Music is as imperative to the show as the culture was back then.
The Possibilities
The '80s used to be a glorious time when creators and studios weren't afraid of they should show kids. Gremlins, The Goonies, and especially Poltergeist didn't hold back what they showed kids at the time. Now the only good kids movies that the whole family can see are animated ones. With Stranger Things bringing back the edgy style that kids will probably be interested in and it being so popular right now – possibly with kids – it opens up a new direction. Hollywood is just a system of trends so if Stranger Things show a new path, expect more shows and movies like it on the way.


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It's not often "Frankenstein" and "heartwarming" are used in the same sentence, but actor Brad Garrett's take on the famously misunderstood monster does the trick here.
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Helping Older Horses Stay Healthy: Musculoskeletal System By Kentucky Equine Research Staff · March 11, 2014
According to a lecture delivered by Mary Rose Pardis, a veterinarian at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine in North Grafton, Massachusetts, musculoskeletal problems were second only to diseases of the gastrointestinal system as the cause of death in a study group of older horses.
Pardis, who was speaking at a recent conference of the American Association of Equine Practitioners, said that well over one-third of lame horses in one equine hospital study were referred because of laminitis. Most of the laminitic horses also had Cushing's disease, a condition that puts horses at increased risk. Lameness from degenerative diseases affected 55% of the older horses in the study.
Ideally, care of the musculoskeletal system of older horses should begin in their younger years when sound nutrition and appropriate exercise are combined to build a sturdy skeleton with sound joints, strong muscles, and flexible connective tissues. Horses that have avoided injuries from stress and overuse are likely to enter their senior years with minimal soundness problems.
However, virtually all horses begin to have chronic inflammatory changes in the joints as they age. Arthritis, bone chips, brittle cartilage, and conformation defects may affect soundness in many horses. Older broodmares often suffer from degenerative changes in the suspensory ligaments of the hind limbs, possibly as a combination of straight hock conformation and the increased weight of numerous pregnancies.
Not surprisingly, the most common medications given to horses in the study were NSAIDs and joint supplements, indicating that owners and veterinarians were interested in alleviating pain and stiffness in these equines. In addition to medication, owners can help their older horses stay more sound and comfortable by allowing as much pasture turnout as possible; keeping the horse in a suitable exercise program consisting of regular light work instead of occasional intense rides; and considering treatments such as acupuncture and massage therapy. These modalities have been shown to ease discomfort in some horses, and the use of joint supplements has increased stride length and flexibility in arthritic horses.
Feed management plays an important role in keeping older horses comfortable. Owners should choose a feeding plan that keeps senior horses from gaining too much body weight, as overloading arthritic joints increases discomfort. If horses gain weight on grain products, a balancer pellet that provides nutrients with minimal calories may be a better choice for the older horse. Grazing in a pasture will encourage the horse to move around rather than standing quietly in a stall for hours. Hay fed in the field can be spaced out in several small piles so that the horse has to move from one to another.


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Your childhood dream
I thought this might be funny :p The topic says it all, post on ;)
I have long since forgotten it.
All them have been replaced with dreams of sweet gaming computers, anime, and cars I'll never have anytime soon.
I wanted to be a teacher. And now I'm gonna become one . My childhood dream that isn't gonna come true would have been video game creator, comic book artist or a successful novelist.
well, im still a kid, and my big dream is to become a manga artist! ^^, but hey, i live on the other side of Japan, so.. that's going to be troublesome..X)
Zerg, I Am Your Father
When I was a (little) child, there was always that giant robot crushing the roof to take me away, and that strange and very dangerous Darth Vader Wannabee trying to smother me with his psychic powers. Very scary, you can believe me.
Ok, is this on-topic? :heh:
I wanted to buy everuthing i wanted ^^
ok does this mean a dream we had as a child or a something we wanted to have??
Oh well, I will answer it in both ways I guess :)
I had a dream once (when I was young) that I was in this airport, then all of the sudden all the people dissapeared, next the lights went out, and then it became very quiet. Before I knew it there was this evil scary polar bear with red glowing eyes chasing me . . . . .then it ended . . . . :uhoh:
Ok and for the thing I always wanted as a kid . . . .well a nintendo 64 . . . . . my parents never bought me anything (in terms of games/entertainment devices) and if I wanted something I had to buy it myself. So after about 1 year of managing a lemonade stand and doing anything else I could find I had enough to get a Nintendo 64 . . . . . it was pretty cool being a kid at that age who actually bought thier own sytem :)
I think I wanted to be as rich as Bill Gates (I actually admired him). How or why would I do that, I can't say. However, I've grown up so much since that time that, nowadays, I've moved away from Windows and good ol' Billy is the target of many of my feelings of hatred (which are not many, thankfully).
I wanted to pilot a fighter plane and going into dogfight...
It all disappeared since the time i know a thing called "computer" and start gaining minus for my eyes...
My dream is to become one of the most reputable people in science and win the Nobel Prize. But now that I am considering medicine as a course that dream probably won't happen. Shame huh as I am brilliant at mathematics.
I also wanted to be a teacher. It seemed so right in my mind seeing as how I looked up to the people who were my teachers in primary school. But then I realized there was no way my dream could happen. Being a teacher meant having to stand up in front of the class and talk and talk and talk ... and I couldn't do that. Not for me. I have such bad stage fright even in front of a small group of people. *shivers*
As a kid, i always wanted to be a vet because I really love animals.
But as i grew up, i also began to understand that I'd sometimes have to deal with
really sick animals, to the point that they would need a injection to put them out of their misery.
And because i cant stand to see animals in pain, I gave up on that dream..
I still consider myself somewhat of a kid, especially mentally >>, but I dream of opening my own restaurant one day.
As for my childhood dream, I had way too many. I don't remember most of them, probably. But I guess the one dream I'll always have is to get sucked into a dimensional portal and hit the Anime dimension. Childish? Hell yeah. Awesome? You bet.
Meh.. Me right now.. I want to go into Animation.. But.. I don't think It'd work out.. Now that I'm thinking about it..
I have computers to fall back on.
wanted to make comics >.>;
my mom still has an old booklet i drew as a young child, crocodile people going to the zoo lol
As a kid me and a friend used to make game cards like Pokémon Cards. I actually I think I got a few of them lying in a box in a dark corner somewhere.
But there is still hope for me to become stronger than Goku and bring the whole world to my feet.
I've don't know no more.
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8 Surprising Ways You Can Use Baking Soda, I Can't Believe I Never Knew This!
We put so many harmful things into our bodies and face consequences when our body doesn't agree with our choices.
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Stinky feet is what comes to mind when you mention baking soda. Would you have ever guessed that it has tremendous health benefits when consumed? And when I say consumed, I don't mean in a cupcake.
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Baking soda has been found to alleviate heartburn by neutralizing your stomach acid. By adding one or two tablespoons to a glass of water, it should do the trick!
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|12 Dec 2011
Okay. DLing that file. Looks like it will take around6 hours.
"and plus a factory recovery supposedly wont fix the problem."
I thought that a factory recovery was the plan?
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|12 Dec 2011
I'd like to try it, but once you have the disk your working on now complete it will be like an original retail DVD, not branded with all the OEM's altered software and added bloatware which end up taking up almost as much space a windows does, but you can try to just use it as a backup in case the recovery leads to startup issues, which happens more than I'd like to admit. but either way we need to figure something out about those DVDs, you cant burn recovery disc's, you can't back up your drivers directory (unless there's room on your flash, and whatever else I'm not think of at this moment (Like everyone will tell you in the tutorial(s) I'll give you to backup the whole system using an image first, and while a ext. HDD is best, if you don't have one or the room?!) but I don't think you really need that as long as we can burn a solid DVD from this image. I'll go check on the whole + vs. - thing and be back.
It probably won't take 6 hours, just says that at first!
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|12 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit OS
Sorry for leaving so quickly before
I wasn't talking about factory images but all the software that comes
with a factory install such as Toshiba DVD player and Toshiba this that and the other.
A lot of it as you say is bloat so therefore is probably either not required or a better
third party option available anyway, but you will find most of it downloadable
at the manufacturers website if you want any of it back.
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|12 Dec 2011
ISO is downloaded and transferred to E.
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|13 Dec 2011
Hello Nick,
Here's my advice. Use the DVD's you have to make the Windows Installation Disc. Use the method I described above, in the tutorial (Post #152 I think - my third step in the outline has the info and link to the Tutorial.) Once Step 1 of the Tutorialis complete in the tutorial it should be a finished DVD. Try to see if it will boot to the DVD, and use this as an indication of it's likelihood for being a Disc that your computer can read/boot properly.
Simple way to do this is to shutdown and reboot with the DVD in the drive. If your BIOS has the DVD set-up to be tried before the HDD as many do, the Windows installation screen should appear, you can close it at this point and assume it should be good. If it just goes into windows, then restart the computer and enter BIOS (usually F1, F2 or Del. If you don't have your manual just try to look at the screen (bottom usually) when it first boots and it may tell you what key(s) do what. You need "BOIS Setup". Then, without making any other changes, use the keys to navigate to the bootable devices and their "boot order" (use instructions at bottom to navigate menu system - it's keyboard only. Find and change the boot order to position the DVD optical drive FIRST, in the lineup, make sure the The HDD should be AFTER this. If you remove the HDD altogether from the list - even removing the DVD will not allow you to boot your system, until this is fixed. So, while you can always return to BIOS setup, it's best to try to understand what your doing and be careful. Then you can exit BIOS Setup and DO SAVE THE CHANGES! The system should reboot and boot to the DVD (may ask you to press any key within a 5-10 second window to boot to DVD when it's booting). This will produce a blue windows 7 installation screen with the windows symbol. Like I said, just close/cancel out and remove the DVD so you can return to the windows 7 environment. As long as that "test" passed AND you didn't have problems downloading the file or burning the Disc then I'd tend to believe the DVD will work fine with your player.
Let me know the results, I'll be online here for the day at least, and probably the evening when I'm sure your probably just waking up! As long as it works, you can either do the recovery (with the DVD you just made as a backup-lifeline if you experience any problems, or just do a clean install. The latter is my recommendation, it gives you a clean slate, it will be a much smaller footprint on your smaller HDD than the tons of junk an OEM install places everywhere during the factory installation (useless programs, sample apps, free trials and subtle advertisements, all kinds of redundant windows analogs that slow performance and are not necessary, they often change the recovery console to a proprietary version which may even cut out some useful options but always makes it harder for someone to describe the steps since each brand & even often model can be vastly different sometimes, et cetera.) The former could be preformed to see how it helps either as a solution and/or a test, then whether it works or not, a clean install can be preformed at anytime. Since there are various problems with your computer, that seem to point to a similar origin - they may or may not be all truly be related. And assuming your system has no problems we don't know about, It could be difficult to be certain the issues are solved, although I am willing to try if you prefer this to wiping everything. So maybe start thinking when you are working on the aforementioned DVD.
Also as AllOnTheBus mentioned, a post or two ago, and I misunderstood at first, but was just clarified, the site I sent you to a while back to get the audio driver should have the best drivers for your system in most cases. Winnows will initially download/update it's version, or a generic driver that will get the system up and going, then Toshiba's drivers and software will probably be useful (you can also copy the current drivers on your system to another DVD/flash drive and have the version's of each that are working for you now - although the audio driver probably best be worked on separately/carefully to be sure it's not some type of hardware problem/conflict, although it's timing with that SP1 issue can't possibly be concern Install dental. In these cases: The simplest solution is usually the correct one, (or in it's original form "entities shall not be multiplied beyond necessity" - <Ockham's Razor> also referred to as Lex Parsimoniae although it is more of a Theory/Principle than a Law as the Latin term implies). IOW, the easiest explanation, which requires the least amount of assumptions, is that your lack of HDD space happened at just the wrong time when the SP1 install started, interruption caused the errors in the Event Log and lead to the .NET file corruption found by the System File Checker (SFC) command you ran three (3) times. And although other factors may have played a role such as the BIOS upgrades I mentioned earlier, they seem less likely. A Restore Install, as I mentioned will leave your HDD near full, and even if it does fix all the errors, when SP1 tries to reinstall or another important, large update, you may have a similar problem - although it may present with very different symptoms.
One last factor to consider is the restore install (which apparently uses the Zero (0) key at boot-time as AllOnTheBus helpfully mentioned earlier) will require a little more work on the finished product, assuming it works okay, and a few tests to confirm. Some of the setting we changed may need changed back to their original states, etc. from what we changed them to or more likely what the Restore/Recovery will set many to by default. And reinstallation of the apps you uninstalled earlier. The Clean Install will require most of these steps too, although it does have yet another advantage (although it may not seem as an advantage to you!) You will reinstall just the applications you have installed and use, no extra space used up frivolously, no extra performance issues caused by "relic" registry keys from old, uninstalled or unused software, also you should notice a increase in boot-time speed and system performance as the unnecessary startup programs will all be cleaned to original state, as well as "relic" or unused services no longer wasting system resources! Yes, I am biased, since It is a much easier fix than many others, and this is to my advantage when I have way too many computers to work on at one time, while providing the average user with plenty of advantages. Don't let my bias alter your opinion, feel free to contact Toshiba, find more peoples opinions, and do research. I would only recommend you are careful to choose professional, independent (difficult to ascertain), published (beyond the web), well cited sources. (don't just check your favorite Wiki, even wikipedia - although they are well cited, and are generally correct in most regards, a fluid/dynamic system like this it is always prone to mistakes, although usually only transient in nature, as other users correct them - much like the concept of Darwin's Evolution, but more of a Social Phylogeny the "survival of the fittest" in this form refers to the fact that so many people see the pages of such a popular Wiki as wikipedia, that errors, inaccurate portions, deleted portions, or purposely misleading sections of a Wiki are soon seen and corrected. Unfortunately, you never know when that "zero-day" window is open or closed, and you may read it when there are numerous errors. Just some helpful advice, which applies here and into the future.
Think about how you'd prefer to proceed, and let me know along with the DVD results.
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|14 Dec 2011
Goddamn! I will let you know when I get around to burning the DVD. I'm fine with a clean install.
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|17 Dec 2011
Sorry, I've Been Really busy with the Christmas season, trying to keep eveything at the shop running smoothly, (among other problems that I won't bother you with! - Just didn't wan you to think I left you hanging!)
Here are some tutorials on the subject:
Getting a Perfect Reinstall of Factory OEM
Windows 7 - Clean Install Windows 7
Windows 7 - Partition the Hard Drive in a Windows 7 Install
Windows 7 - Custom Install Windows 7
You should be pretty much ready to go, let me know if there's anything in the tutorials that is unclear, (The first one, you've done most of)
I'd print anything out like I said before So you can get to it as needed when windows isn't up yet.
Now that my connection is back to "working" status, I'll be here probably most of the night while I do my work related stuff, so I should be here, or near. Let me know.
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|18 Dec 2011
Which of these am I supposed follow? You posted four different links. They all seem different and quite technical.
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to think your average 6-8 yr old can wait to go to the toilet?(22 Posts)
I have an 8 yr old DSD who insists that when she says she needs the toilet, she needs to be taken to find one that very minute. Similarly, several of my DDs (she's 6) friends have their parents rushing them to the toilet immediately whenever they say they need to go. So, if we're at the cinema and there's ten minutes left, they'll miss most of it. If we're eating out, our meal will be interrupted. If we are on a journey wehave to deviate, potentially waking toddler DD and causing big delays.
None of the children in question have any toileting issues but it's made me wonder if I'm unreasonable with regard to my 6 yr old. If we're eating out, going to the cinema or in the car I'll ask beforehand if she needs to use the toilet. If she doesn't then if she says while doing whatever it is that she does, I'll ask that she waits. She does without complaint and there's never been any accidents or anything but AIBU to not drop everything to take her immediately?
YANBU not to rush your child to the toilet, because she clearly has no issues. That doesn't mean that all other kids will find it as easy. My DS has sensory issues, and he would not know he had to go until about a minute beforehand.
I am sure you would be more upset if a child wet themselves in the theatre, of pooped themselves in the car, than you would be for stopping to find a wc.
What Beachy said. There's quite a lot of people that actually do need to go as soon as they need to go. It's difficult enough for them, without having other people tutting, puffing and raising eyebrows.
I didn't say all other kids, I said your average child of this age - thus implying no added difficulties.
yanbu, but i think there's nothing wrong with going to the toilet in a restaurant during a meal
I think it depends entirely on the situation.
If it's very inconvenient or difficult then I will make them wait. I don't make them wait for the sake of it tho- I think it's a bit mean/disrectful. It's not nice having to hold it in and I wouldn't make myself wait unless it was absolutely necessary.
I am not talking about people that have issues with toileting. The children I am talking about I know well enough to know they have no toileting difficulties yet they are never asked/expected to wait therefore I was wondering if I'm unreasonable to ask my DD to do so.
DSD for example though, SaucyJack, will wait until we've sat down with food - say in McDonald's - and despite being asked if she needed to go five minutes earlier will then say she needs to go. I'm not happy letting her go alone or leaving the other DC at the table while I take her so everyones food gets cold as we traipse to the toilet. In situations like these I think it's reasonable to ask her to wait.
YANBU. I ask my DD(7) to wait. I always ask her beforehand & if she says no then I suppose there isn't any emergency & she can wait for 10-15mins while we finish a meal or drive to our destination rather than drop everything & rush. I do find it off when other kids insist on going the very second they declare it. One of Dd's friend 'always' needs a poo in the middle of her meal. Every time. Her mom has probably never had a single meal without a toilet trip interruption. On one hand I feel sorry for her. On the other hand I feel the child has been encouraged to expect this. Why she can't be trained to poo in the mornings or as a routine rather than at meal times - baffles me!
DD1 would always go from not needing the toilet at all, to being absolutely desperate in a matter of minutes. She is now 13, and has only just grown out of this.
I've lost count of the amount of times I've driven home from school at top speed, with her shrieking and jiggling up and down in the back seat, and it's only a ten minute drive. Many's the time she couldn't quite get to the loo on time. She actually wet herself on the train a couple of years ago.
So, maybe the "average" child can hold on, but not all.
she's 8. she can use the toilet by herself. I do think that yabu to think people should wait if they need to use the toilet during a meal. restaurants have toilets for a reason
All kids are different. If your DD is fine with hanging on, then no problem. Other kids aren't so good. Going to the loo during a meal isn't a huge deal. Sometimes it becomes more of a nervous habit. I suspect they will grow out of it and I wouldn't worry about it too much. Stay relaxed about it and take them as soon as is reasonable after asking.
I think yabu to make a child wait unnecessarily (ie no reason why not to use a toilet I a restaurant if there or to pull over at next available stop if in the car.) Obviously you dont stop the car in the middle of the motorway but you find the next safe space to stop. I thi k its just general respect, and its not good for the bladder to either repeatedly hold it in or train it to hold when you need to go.
DS is 3 and can usually hang on a little while unless he's started the fidget dance. Having a younger sibling, I often can't whip him off to the toilet immediately as I have to sort the logistics for Ds2.
I think saying "can you wait 5mins until xyz" is fine, as long as they know that if they say no you will take them.
I think saying "no you have to wait " in a place where there are toilets (cinema, restaurant etc) is cruel.
Artistic - trained to poo in the mornings?! Are you serious?
DD1 (just turned 7) seems to need to go the minute it becomes slightly inconvenient - just as we are about to walk out the door, just after restarting a long drive after a break, at lights out time, just as she sits down to dinner.
It's infuriating. But I suspect she's just a bit anxious about it - I've noticed that other times she goes from absolutely fine to needing to go now within the space of a few seconds.
I suspect it's a little like the toddler stage of "I'm too busy having fun/watching tv/playing my game" until the last minute.
Both of my children can wait but I don't assume that's the same for all children. Some have anxiety about wetting themselves because they struggled to potty train or because they're not dry at night.
In general I agree that a 6 year old without any particular problems should be able to wait 10 minutes after they've realized they need to go. But I think at six some children are still learning their toiletting cues, both biological and social. So asking your DSD 5 mins before you sit down to eat may be a trigger for her that starts her brain thinking about the toilet and then needing it. I have 6 year old twins and when one wants to go the other will say they are fine, but a few minutes later will be desperate, far more desperate than if she'd just been left to discover she needed to go in her own time. I just insist they both go if we're about to do something where it would be awkward, but that's all down to them being use to doing it that way.
On the other hand I think an average 8 year old should be able to go to the toilet or sit with a McDonald's by herself for a few minutes.
Trained to shit?/maybe get some sort of whistle.
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Most children at that age can wait, yes. You are not being unreasonable to expect them to, on the whole.
However, depending on how she was toilet trained, if someone says 'do you need the toilet' it will put it in her mind, when she hadn't even thought about it and so her reaction will be 'No' but once you have sewn the seed... so, I wouldn't ask her if she needs to go, I would take her to the toilet before the cinema, before a meal etc andtell her 'to try' - 99/100 she will go. TThen if she 'needs to go' again during the meal you can ask her to wait. I am sure she will tell you if it gets to the stage where she can't wait.
I think whether the child can go to the toilet on their own or not very much depends on where you live/are at the time. Around here I would let a small child go by themselves in most places, other areas I would be going with a much older child - people have to make that call for themselves.
Your average one probably can, but toiletting issues are a lot more common than most people think, and it's not something people talk about much so YABU to think ALL the children you mention have no issues just because you don't know of any. I think about 10% of DD's Y2 class are allowed to go to the loo as soon as they ask. There are probably others with more minor cases who can wait a little.
Cinema is a particular problem because DC tend not to mention until absolutely desperate, for fear of missing an important bit.
At 8 can she not go to the loo in the restaurant by herself?
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Today, we're going to talk about the time Paul's desire for superior firepower turned into a mini arms race that ended with me setting Eric on fire with a homemade flamethrower.
No, Matt Boomer, you sexy motherfucker, I am not kidding you. Let's begin with some details.
So when I was at the University of Iowa, several people, including myself, bought Nerf guns for impromptu battles in the hallways when we had free time. Mostly this was all good, clean fun, except for two of the guys down the hall, my roommate, and I.
We all thought, rightfully so, that factory built Nerf guns are bullshit. They're weak, darts are too fucking light, the barrels cause too much friction, which makes them inaccurate and slow, and you have to re-cock them after each shot. That's some fucking bullshit right there. So we fixed it.
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So when I moved back to Chicago, and into the apartment, I obviously brought my Nerf guns (my roommate gave me his when we moved out), and I obviously attacked my roommates the first opportunity I had. OBVIOUSLY this led to everyone buying Nerf guns and modifying the shit out of them.
However, some of us were terrible shots, so certain measures had to be taken to make it possible for them to keep up. Brad practiced in his room every day, Josh built an extended clip for his gun, and Kyle bought the fucking Vulcan and built a 600 dart belt for it because he decided aiming is for people who can't fire 6 darts a second (he modded it for doubled firing speed using a small car battery and replaced mechanics).
And then there was Paul.
Paul was fucking terrible. Like almost so bad it couldn't be for real. He once tried to ambush me coming around a corner from 2 feet away and missed by a good 6-7 inches. He literally could have slapped me and he missed. Whatever moving on.
So Paul decides to solve his aim problems in the most Paul way possible: online shopping. He bought 500 foam pellets for a marshmallow gun, two dozen foam discs, and a motherfucking t-shirt cannon.
You see, Paul, much like Kyle, decided aiming was for lames. So he would pour foam pellets into the cannon until it was half full, slip in a disc to keep them from falling out, then shotgun people in the face. I was his first victim and boy let me tell you that shit is terrifying.
So Paul became the big dog in the house during Nerf battles, and the rest of us found ourselves unable to compete. So we all escalated in our own insane ways. Eric and I, the former champions, modified our guns to fire faster, Brad added an extended magazine to his gun, Kyle built a harness so that he could shoot his fucking stupid fucking bullet-storm piece of shit while moving. Josh booby-trapped various parts of our apartment. Suddenly, we were all better than Paul again, so he decided to step his game up.
He started making paper cartridges that would explode open once fired. Suddenly, he could actually fire multiple times a minute, which meant once again, he was at the top. It didn't help that our reluctance to shoot back out of fear of getting shot was allowing him to take his time, therefore drastically improving his aim.
So we stepped up again. I smooth out the cocking mechanism on my guns, improving my firing speed even faster. Eric adds more weight to his darts, making them heavier and faster and much more painful. Kyle buys a bigger battery, newer parts, and he perfects his belts, which increases his firing speed to 12 darts a second.
So Paul steps up to take advantage of his improved aim and buys something called a Pucker Chucker which basically is a t-shirt cannon except it shoots foam pucks. This means we can't just shoot at him from the other side of the apartment anymore, so we all step up again. I modify the rail on top to make aiming easier, Eric modifies his grip to make it more comfortable, Kyle and brad modify their barrels to make them more accurate, and Josh jumps on board the crazy train and builds a goddamn under barrel cherry bomb launcher.
And this is where shit starts to spiral out of control.
Brad starts making smoke grenades, Kyle solves his weakness against close quarters combat by using his battery to create a cattle prod to keep people back. Eric breaks the head off an old golf club to use the shaft as a weapon, I put pins in the tips of all of my darts, and Paul realizes that the Pucker Chucker can also shoot real hockey pucks after he steals my bucket of pucks from my room.
So it escalated a couple more steps but I'm going to leave them out partially out of a desire to keep moving forward and partially out of shame anywhoozle when we pull out our final contraptions and modifications that day we shifted from light-hearted fun that was a bit too far to literally combat. Josh had a sword. I don't know where he got it from.
That battle was terrifying. Our normal fights were like an hour, two hours tops, then we would clean up, get together in the living room with some beers, and laugh about what happened. Honestly we should have known this was going to happen because when we did this after our previous fight, the laughter was less "haha remember when I shot Josh in the butthole? Classic." and more "haha remember when I missed your face with that puck? Next time I won't miss."
So we somehow get into a battle again and this time things go south quickly which is bound to happen when you have a dude in a speedo swinging a sword around while rolling fireworks down the hall. It was literally chaos. There were fireworks and homemade smoke grenades and Kyle made the electrical current in his cattle prod too strong and it was too close to the muzzle of his Vulcan so every few seconds you would just see a flaming dart wiz past and I built a fucking flamethrower and I don't know what the fuck is going on so I'm just firing it in the general direction of Josh to keep him the fuck away. At some point Brad barricades himself in his room, and so we all run back to our rooms and hide.
We do this for three days. THREE DAYS. I missed classes. We all had junk food in our rooms, and private bathrooms, so that's what we sustained ourselves on for three fucking days. I, however, try to eat healthy, so I ran out of food almost immediately. After not eating for a day and a half, with food literally less than 50 feet from where I was hiding, I decided that I was willing to risk a trip to the kitchen.
So here's something important about our apartment: I was the only one who knew how to cook. I had tried to teach the others, but all that had accomplished was several kitchen fires. This meant when Eric also ran out of food, he knew the only way to get a meal was to make peace with me. So he had snuck down the hall to my door, intent on asking me for help.
I did not know he was there.
So when I opened the door and saw a crouching figure in the shadows nearby, I assumed, I think justifiably, that it was the guy who had been swinging a sword at all of us the last time I saw him. So I pulled the trigger on my homemade flamethrower, only to see Eric's horrified face illuminated by the flames for a split second before they hit his torso.
Luckily, I was using a scavenged fuel source (computer screen cleaner), so the flames were weak, but still fire is fire and fire fucking hurts. So Eric is rolling on the floor with first degree burns on his stomach and chest, and I'm freaking out because Eric is my friend and I just set him on fire, so there is now a lot of screaming coming from the hall.
Now, to lighten the mood slightly, here's a personality test. You hear the sounds of fire, followed shortly by screaming coming from the hall outside your room. What do you do?
Do you assume the crazy sword guy has finally snapped and is going to kill you all, so you climb out the window onto the fire escape? Congratulations, you're Brad.
Do you hear the cries of pain and grab a first aid kit before sprinting into the hall to help? Hey! You're Kyle!
Do you hear the flames so you sprint into the kitchen to grab the fire extinguisher? You are Paul.
Do you come out into the hall to see what's going on but also bring your sword just in case you have to stab someone? You are Josh and also mentally unstable please put your sword away.
So Kyle comes out and he and I start administering first aid and luckily through a combination of the weakness of my fuel source, how quickly I stopped the flames, and the quickness of our treatments, Eric only gets some first degree burns on his torso. Paul puts out the last of the flames, Josh decides he doesn't want to stab anyone today, and Brad decides that the lack of screaming is a good thing and he comes inside. I spend the next hour apologizing profusely while cooking everyone dinner, and we decide that hey we should probably have some rules for our Nerf fights to prevent this from ever happening again.
So we all eat, we establish rules about modifications and ammunition, and at the end of it all, we grab some beers, head into the living room, and tell Josh he needs to get rid of the sword seriously dude where did you get that from?


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Brand new Ulysse Nardin Quadrato Dual Time gent's watch, Model # 243-92B-7M/632.
Stainless steel 42mm x 42mm case with stainless steel crown. Stainless steel fixed bezel with diamonds set in a single row. Black colored outer dial with blue colored inner dial with Arabic numeral and index hour markers and luminous hands. Hours, minutes, small seconds, date and GMT (second time zone). Large date window located at the 2 o'clock position. Automatic movement. Stainless steel and black ceramic bracelet with push button foldover clasp. Water resistant up to 50m or 165ft.
Also known as:
Ulyse, Narden, Nardan, quadratto, 243.92B.7M.632, 243-92B-7M-632, 24392B7M632, 243.92B, 243.92B.7M
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