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Jeff Bezos rolls up another $437m, lights Amazon's cigar with it
"with an Irish accent"
Their training costs must be astronomical - it must take ages to get an Indian to talk with an Irish accent.
Meet Mr Gamification: He's got a NUDGE or two for you
free money?
There is no free money. Money is backed by the ability of those in power issuing said money to obtain, by force or threat thereof, the wealth and/or labour of others.
France to draft blacklist banning alleged piracy websites – what could POSSIBLY go wrong?
There is no copyright theft and definitely no piracy, there is only copyright infringement which is, or should be, a civil matter. By using taxpayer funds to investigate taxpayers and other companies the French government is subsidising large, multinational companies. I would have thought the French had more pressing matters to deal with than splurging cash to save companies paying lawyers going to court to protect their copyright, but what do I know...
Revenge smut bullies who send 'grossly offensive' messages WILL be prosecuted
UK based global policy?
"If revenge pornography were clearly illegal, they would, I am sure, ensure that such sites could not be promoted through their search engines."
So just because you make someone in the UK doing something illegal you want Google et al. to stop including sites in other countries where this is perfectly legal (like the UK currently) in their results?
Inequality increasing? BOLLOCKS! You heard me: 'Screw the 1%'
Fine up until the last point...
"What happens to the one per cent is of course trivia"
Except the rich happen to run the political discourse that affects everyone: they write the laws and set the policies that the rest of us have to abide by. Their wealth alone is not important but the rules/barriers they put in place to maintain their, and their offspring's, wealth and political influence actively harm the rest of us.
'Stop dissing Google or quit': OK, I quit, says Code Club co-founder
In other news...
Google deny reading people's Gmail emails because they are automatically scanned by a computer in order to serve up related ads and never seen by human eyes.
Unless the computers see some dodgy pics (or terroristic text?) and they alert the authorities, in which case plod certainly gets eyeballs on your emails.
Why has the web gone to hell? Market chaos and HUMAN NATURE
Re: Human Nature
Well, I for one, am particularly grateful that we have someone as benevolent and wise as Robert Long 1 to tell us what can, and should, be tolerated in a tolerant society. There was me worrying that we might overstep the mark and stifle debate and curtail the presentation of ideas, new and old, but that was silly - we have ROBERT LONG 1 to tell us what we can and can't think, say, do and tolerate.
Govt control? Hah! It's IMPOSSIBLE to have a successful command economy
A reasonable compromise for socialists...
Would be for them to suggest central planning for the necessities: housing, food, medicine, clean water, heat/power.
I wouldn't want that, but the resources required to provide these things, and information required to attempt to provide them centrally, would be orders of magnitude less than trying to work out an average utility function for the country.
Or, worse yet, deciding what the 'correct' utility function is so that we have Opera Houses on every second street and no pubs.
Naughty NSA was so drunk on data it forgot collection rules
Re: "collect" as in "collect" or Clapper-"collect"?
It's like that script I wrote at my bank that skims 0.1% off all transactions and puts it in my account. I only steal the money when I spend it.
Still, this was Google's argument in the first place when it claims it doesn't read your mail (because no human looks at it) but simply has a computer scan it to serve up ads relevant to the content of your mail. Unintended consequences of, and for, the "do no evil" company.
London cops cuff 20-year-old man for unblocking blocked websites
They take away your IT equipment for 'forensic analysis' - hey, you might be downloading child terrorism copyright infringement porn - and if that's your main tool for work you're screwed. They keep/destroy your equipment, you can't earn, so lose your house. Once you're destitute they drop all charges and everything's hunky dory, no misconduct, nothing to see here, move along.
Climate: 'An excuse for tax hikes', scientists 'don't know what they're talking about'
Re: Maybe we could get a consensus
Scientist: Extreme weather is caused by global warming.
Skeptic: There has been little/no warming for 15 years.
Scientist: Don't you see? That proves it. All the energy that should have gone to heating is being used up in making more energetic storms and weather.
Skeptic: But that's not what you said...
Scientist: I have adapted the model to allow for the data not matching my previous model.
Skeptic: And tomorrow you'll adapt it again when new data arrives?
Scientist: That's [climate] science.
Yorkshire cops fail to grasp principle behind BT Fon Wi-Fi network
Re: On the contrary, it's up to the police to prove it WAS you, if the shit hits the fan.
It's up to the CPS to do the proving. However, the cops do the investigation and charging and leaking to the press which means you have the inconvenience of having your IT equipment taken away to be forensically investigated, the hassle of going to court, getting a lawyer, being banged up for a few hours, lots of questioning and then named in the paper as an internet kid-flik watcher - before being proven innocent in court.
And all that's before they bang you up for the bit of your hard disk with the old TrueCrypt area that you did when trying out TrueCrypt originally and have long ago forgotten the password for. Let alone that ancient USB key that's password protected but you never used more than once because it's more hassle than it's worth. Plus they want the passwords of all your online accounts because, well, children.
Major problems beset UK ISP filth filters: But it's OK, nobody uses them
sensible laws
Won't someone think of the cartoon children?
Ban all manga now.
And burn all copies of lolita.
Carlos: Slim your working week to just three days of toil
Re: Double yer pleasure, double yer pain
Methinks you don't understand how expensive pension liabilities are...
You! Pirate! Stop pirating, or we shall admonish you politely. Repeatedly, if necessary
Re: Eek!
Game of Thrones?
Dude, you're getting a Dell – with BITCOIN: IT giant slurps cryptocash
Re: Perpetual money machine
Step 4 is unreachable as any decent compiler will tell you
1-3 is an infinite loop.
Goddam code review on el reg comments. Should be getting paid for this shit.
UN to Five Eyes nations: Your mass surveillance is breaking the law
Re: Big deal
There is no moral authority if we do bad shit at home. It becomes do as I say, not as I do, which invalidates every sentiment we send out. Human rights are cajoled on other nations through embarrassment more than anything else and if we're 1984 what the heck place do we have telling anyone else anything. Plus the US executes minors and the mentally incompetent, so, ya know...
Programming languages in economics: Cool research, bro, but what about, er, economics?
I got out of economics when I realised that when an economist tests their model against the real world, it isn't their model they think has the problem.
crazed models of how macroeconomists think the real world works
models of how crazed macroeconomists think the real world works
No word on optimisations, multithreading, support, maintainability, interoperability, ease of modification, ability to strap it to a pretty GUI or anything else that in the real world should determine which code should be used to do models that could, push come to shove, be done with a frigging glassblower having a coughing fit in the 40's.
May: UK data slurp law is fine, but I still need EMERGENCY powers
I am spartacus
I am not The fucking Truman Show! Mind your own fucking business.
The Windows 8 dilemma: Win 8 or wait for 9?
Re: Time for some truly revolutionary GUIs?
Not B.O.B. from B.A.T.?
Dotcom crypto keys not for the FBI: NZ High Court
Re: Getting desperate?
Don't understand how one can go to jail for (what should be) a civil offence.
Seems the lawmakers have been bought by big business to do their dirty work for them when they should be trying to sue each individual copyright breach(er) themselves. Making the taxpayer pick up the tab AND impose much harsher penalties seems a bit cheeky.
Today's get-rich-quick scheme: Build your own bank
Re: Im in.
Absolute doddle. People have two accounts, one safer than houses deposits, the other available to be used for credit for other account holders.
People wishing to use short term, small credit facilities, can do so under similar conditions to Wonga (better because they've built up a history with us) and only the funds depositors wish to put at risk are ever used to give credit.
This is much easier than people realise. Have a beer.
Snowden's Big Brother isn't as Orwellian as you'd think
Re: "Orwellian" isn't an absolute
Rights are taken, not given.
This is why civil rights disputes end up in civil war or civil violence, usually perpetrated by those in possession of those rights who don't want to see others granted them.
It is also why the might of state has to be fought at every turn because even when they claim new powers/rights in order to help us they will always, eventually, turn that round against us.
Mobe-orists, beware: Stroking while driving could land you a £4k fine
Re: For some definition of "use"
Speaking on a phone, or having a conversation with a passenger, takes your attention away from the road quite significantly - we do not multi-task well - and is more of a risk, statistically speaking, than having a few beers before driving.
Google's driverless car: It'll just block our roads. It's the WORST
Re: Middle Laners Anyone?
You indicate, the group recognise the car outside wants to cut in, the group splits leaving a gap and off you go.
Of course this could lead to people breaking up platoons just for a laugh by flashing their indicators next to a convoy.
Tesla's TOP SECRET gigafactories: Lithium to power world's vehicles? Let's do the sums
Re: Why bother?
Avoiding this:
Or this: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2158574/Diesel-engine-exhaust-fumes-major-cancer-risk.html
You still have to generate the electricity to power transport but doing it away from people seems sensible.
You know all those resources we're about to run out of? No, we aren't
Re: Ahem. @ BlueGreen @Squander Two
Starting at the end:
That's NOT what Moore's Law is (and it's not a law in any scientific sense anyway.) Moore's Law is about the density of transistors and it's still ticking along, albeit maybe doubling every 2 years now. And in terms of MHz, we went multi-core rather than single core high speed, so it could be argued processing power is still increasing at an exponential rate even if baseline speeds aren't. Seems to me like the magic IS continuing.
> we still have no policy for dealing with nuke waste (something I know about) etc.
Sure we do - use the radioactive waste to create more energy. We just opt not to do it because the by-products get more and more nasty and more and more dangerous if they were ever released into the wild/taken by bad people.
How Google's Android Silver could become 'Wintel for phones'
M9 on Amazon?
They could opt for the Amazon fork and all Amazon would require in return was that they put the Amazon store on rather than Google Play. They might even gain access to LoveFilm which might be a nice little bonus.
No mention that what Intel did was highly illegal and has led to little to no competition in the x86 market since Core since AMD was illegally stopped from gaining market share and R&D funds for its superior Athlon processor over Intel's Netburst idiocy? Or that Microsoft was repeatedly referred to the competition authorities for anti-competitive practices and fined quite heavily?
Grad student creates world's thinnest wires – just three atoms wide
Re: Not easy
It was in a scouse accent in my head.
Scouse calm == regular folks' cam
Re: Not easy
You're right, would that I could do that comment over again.
Would. Found one.
Wood = Would (wʊd)
Re: Not easy
"There are no silent L's in the English language that do not modify the pronunciation/sound in any way."
Calm down, you're half way to a heart attack. Take some soothing balm and maybe eat a bit of salmon.
UK.gov data sell-off row: HMRC denies claims it'll flog YOUR private info
Re: Welcome to our country
I didn't vote for this! Mainly because I don't vote.
I don't vote for someone to represent me when they actually are controlled by party whips. I don't vote for parties who claim to stand for what the people believe in but actually put forth policies strongly influenced by their donors. I don't vote in an election where more than 60% of those who actually vote don't vote for the party which claims a landslide victory and a mandate from the people to implement policies which most people didn't vote for. I don't vote in a country which has an un-elected upper chamber with bishops sitting. I don't vote in an election in a country that claims to be a democracy but has an un-elected head of state who can veto any law passed by the houses of parliament.
In short - you can't blame me.
Anatomy of OpenSSL's Heartbleed: Just four bytes trigger horror bug
Why is heartbeat a variable length?
Why not have a fixed length test to check server is up and running? Surely a 4 or 8 byte fixed length message is enough to prove that it responds with what you sent and then there is no need for the length parameter.
That's it, we're all really OLD: Google's Gmail is 10 ALREADY
Re: Shame about scanning emails to target advertising though
The point isn't that the free service scans your mail, it's that Google made the legal argument that it wasn't 'reading' your emails since it was an automated scanning system that went through them. Which allowed the NSA to store and scan every American's emails without a warrant as they're "not reading them, even Google says so" and present that to various secretive courts.
'Arrogant' Snowden putting lives at risk, says NSA's deputy spyboss
Dear NSA,
If you're doing nothing wrong you have nothing to fear.
Cunts, cunts, cunts.
Elon Musk slams New Jersey governor over Tesla direct sales ban
land of the free
Home of the brave.
Capitalist country my ass. Corporate reacharounds are de rigeur.
'No, I CAN'T write code myself,' admits woman in charge of teaching our kids to code
Which language? Single or multi-threaded?
Writing a page of HTML is to code as painting my wall is to the Mona Lisa.
Bitcoin value plunges as Mt.Gox halts withdrawals and Russia says 'nyet'
Re: Run on the bank? - read the wiki page
"But they have far more than £100 in deposits to cover it."
No! That is the whole frigging point, When the financial wizardry stops they have EXACTLY £100 in cash. And a nominal £900 in loans and a nominal £1000 in deposits. But there is only £100 in existence (in this closed system).
Re: Run on the bank? - not quite there yet...
Let's consider two actors, me and the bank.
I deposit 100k, they lend me 90k, which I deposit, they lend me 81k, which I deposit etc. etc.
There ever only was 100k, but the bank reports 1m in assets and 1m in liabilities. I report 1m in assets and 900k in liabilities.
something has gone wrong somewhere and "the same chocolate biscuit" just doesn't cut it. Not least because the bank and myself have access to much higher degrees of finance because of our 1m assets rather than my actual 100k assets. The bank is doing this with hundreds of thousands od customers.
Re: Run on the bank? - read the wiki page
I ain't Spartacus, you miss the part where the magic sauce is applied:
I store £100 at the bank, they are forced to keep, say, £10 on hand so they lend out £90. At some point in the scheme of things that £90 becomes a deposit again for someone else (not necessarily at that bank, but let's have a single bank to simplify things).
That £90 deposit (which is the loan from my original saving) then allows the bank to lend out another £81. The £81 becomes a deposit too which allows the bank to lend another £73 etc. etc.
Based on the £100 initial deposit the bank can lend, through just 3 iterations, £244 (and, when all is said and done, about £900 total). This is known as the money multiplier. Like I said, they lend out a multiple of the original deposit.
Run on the bank?
You can't have a run on the bank in Bitcoin, or you shouldn't, as the bank simply stores the money, unlike regular banks which not only lend out your deposits to others but engage in fractional reserve banking where they actually lend out multiples of your savings in spite of not actually having funds to cover it.
Which one sounds more like a shell game or ponzi scheme?
Gmail falls offline, rest of Google struggles on: NO! Not error code 93!
Re: Gmail
They took the label off - although there was something in Labs that allowed you to put it back on, but I think that's gone now.
Back into beta?
Vile Twitter trolls thrown in the cooler for rape abuse tweet spree
Not always an aggravating factor
"one of the statutory aggravating factors for sentencing for most offences (might be all offences - I'm a little rusty) is that the offence was carried out under the influence of alcohol."
"A gang of Muslim women who attacked a passer-by in a city centre walked free from court after a judge heard they were 'not used to being drunk' because of their religion"
Ex-NSA guru builds $4m encrypted email biz - but its nemesis right now is control-C, control-V
Is this a case of...
Poacher turned Gamekeeper?
Scientists discover supervolcano trigger that could herald humanity's doom
Re: Balloon
Yes, you cover it with tape first to prevent catastrophic destruction.
Terrible stats from the author
Have an upvote for getting there before me.
One thing though, why limit it to one, why not have a few pop their corks at once (geologically speaking)? Could be an extinction event for us if a few went.
Paris, as statistically speaking I should be shagging her next week.
HOLD THE PHONE, NSA! Judge bans 'Orwellian' US cellphone records slurp
Re: I like the part where he rejects the governments arguments about plaintiffs' standing
"a good read for someone like myself who believes in civil liberties"
Perhaps a book about Santa would be more appropriate this time of year. He's about as likely to show up in the US as civil liberties.
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Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet pictures revealed, white and black versions shown
While @evleaks posted only one (frontal) image of the Xperia Z2 Tablet, another Twitter account, namely @gadgetleaks, seems to have more press photos. We can't verify their authenticity, since this new account doesn't have tweets older than one day. Still, the images don't contradict the photo revealed by @evleaks, so they could be genuine.
Overall, the Xperia Z2 Tablet doesn't look too different from last year's Xperia Tablet Z. But its features are definitely better, including: Android 4.4 KitKat, a 10.1-inch Triluminos display with 1920 x 1200 pixels, quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor clocked at 2.3GHz, 3GB of RAM, 8MP rear camera, 2MP front-facing camera, 16GB of expandable internal memory, and a 6,000 mAh battery. The new tablet should be waterproof, with its body being only 6.4mm-thin.
Sony will probably announce the Xperia Z2 Tablet at MWC 2014 next week, when the Japanese company may also unveil its new Xperia Z2 smartphone.
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34 Comments
1. Insignificant (Posts: 190; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
The tablet Z was the best tablet by far when it was released. Amazing design and weight, alongside being waterproof was unheard of in a tablet. It had an amazing display too. But Sony didn't capitalise on its success. No marketing whatsoever. And now the competition has caught up, not completely, but is getting there...
This should still be the best tablet of the year until it gets a successor. But I can't help feeling disappointed about the screen resolution...
14. pwnarena (Posts: 932; Member since: 15 Feb 2013)
what do you mean caught up? they can't catch up with the waterproofing but they beat the z with hgher display resolutions, bigger batteries, more power saving features (rgbw screens), and faster updates.
sony fan here but we can't be that blind not to see reality.
23. Insignificant (Posts: 190; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
For 1080p videos, this display should be better. No scaling. For web browsing and reading text, I admit I'm disappointed too. Bigger batteries and rgbw doesn't matter, it's the end result, and the end result of the original was good. For most companies, updates are a change of numbers. Sony genuinely provides loads of new features with its updates.
Now, when the Xperia Tablet Z was unrivalled, and this should be even better, is when you hold to use it. It's so light that you can hold it really, really comfortably for extended periods. And to hold it in the kitchen or swimming pool is amazing.
The UI is elegant and smooth, that alone is a huge plus over most other tablets. Most people boast amount Nexus tablets, but they don't do much in the way of using all that space.
2. afegit (Posts: 37; Member since: 12 Feb 2014)
Wow, much innovation by Sony. Introducing an all new tablet which completely and utterly changes the experience compared to last year's with the all-new latest processor Snapdragon 800.
9. Insignificant (Posts: 190; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
Yes, lighter, better water resistance, no flap on the headphone jack, a tonne of new software features, thinner. No other manufacturer came close to the original except the iPad Air, which came more than half a year later.
20. maherk (Posts: 1027; Member since: 10 Feb 2012)
Seriously? What about the new Note 10.1?
Better camera, memory, processor, ram, screen, s-pen, totally new UI, all new design(inspired by the note 3's design), and bigger battery.
24. Insignificant (Posts: 190; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
How do you know it has a better camera? Same question with memory. And the processor is the same... Same question with RAM. New UI doesn't equal to better. Same with the design, which is typically ugly. The lack of software buttons don't help with the design, nor with the usability. The battery doesn't matter, it's the end result, and the original had very good battery life.
No one in the world doubts the s-pen isn't useful for some. For others, not so much. If only this used as wacom too - there were rumours of such with at least one Sony tablet this year. At least use the ability of the Z Ultra to register pretty much anything.
3. Aploine (Posts: 195; Member since: 24 Oct 2013)
Another company that throws it's products in the water. Why?
4. bootroot (Posts: 35; Member since: 11 Sep 2012)
Cumulated BEZEL size surface of this thing are approximatively size of ipad mini
5. UglyFrank (Posts: 441; Member since: 23 Jan 2014)
I would prefer it to be thicker if it meant that it didn't have those bezels
10. kobainez (Posts: 302; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
What do u need thin bezels for? One handed use? LOL such a stupid comment
15. pwnarena (Posts: 932; Member since: 15 Feb 2013)
he has big hands. don't laugh at them. that's insulting! haha
34. jiezel91 (Posts: 63; Member since: 28 Jul 2011)
I agree on this one. I like bezels on a tablet, but this one gets QUITE A LOT of bezels. Really, it now looks like a picture frame.
And please, 6000 mAh battery?
6. bugsbunny00 (Posts: 1121; Member since: 07 Jun 2013)
not impressed,still tablet z alike.new design plse..
25. emadshiny (Posts: 1135; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
Why shall they change their design when its beautiful?
Look at iPhones. They are all like each other with minor changes and no one complains. That's because their design is beautiful and the case is the same with Sony.
7. X.E.R.O. (unregistered)
At least make it light as air.
11. kobainez (Posts: 302; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
its 1mm thinner than air and has larger screen
18. kobainez (Posts: 302; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
This thing is lighter,thinner and has bigger screen than AIR!
29. power_x (Posts: 235; Member since: 28 Aug 2013)
but it has a smaller battery than the Air
31. pyradark (Posts: 775; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
But water resistant than Air old ways
8. rodneyej1 (Posts: 3556; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
I love Sony products... I just want one of these tablets running W8pro...
12. pyradark (Posts: 775; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
Hoping it has better battery than the first z tablet. And Wow its much thinner than my Z Ultra
13. varezhka (Posts: 5; Member since: 28 Jan 2014)
It seems like a nice spec bump to keep the device relevant, if not particularly exciting.
Now they just need to release an 8 inch version with the same internals.
16. pwnarena (Posts: 932; Member since: 15 Feb 2013)
sony would excite me if they released an 8 or 7 inch tablet instead of this one. guess they haven't fully consumed last year's supplies yet. people please buy them so sony can start using new materials and designs. lol
17. InspectorGadget80 (Posts: 6579; Member since: 26 Mar 2011)
Love the specs on the Z2. But I'm waiting till the first Z TABLET price drops so i can get it.
19. Joshing4fun (Posts: 1047; Member since: 13 Aug 2010)
Bezels are important for tablets. You need the extra space around the screen to securely hold it.
26. hboy857 (Posts: 210; Member since: 03 Jun 2013)
I agree, but we don't need this kind of bezels.
30. pyradark (Posts: 775; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
This tab needs, its a waterproof on a 6.4mm thick!! Im confortable with Z ultra huge bezel.
21. StraightEdgeNexus (Posts: 3418; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
Duh and meh
22. RandomUsername (Posts: 485; Member since: 29 Oct 2013)
Where is the Xperia Tablet Z1?
27. metoyou (Posts: 277; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
Sony really to price it right this time
33. Rydsmith (Posts: 136; Member since: 20 Jun 2012)
You realize that the Tablet Z cost only $400 last time, right?
And if $400 is too expensive for a luxury tablet that has high-end specs...then you shouldn't be buying a tablet in the first place.
28. anleoflippy (Posts: 292; Member since: 03 Jan 2013)
Tablet Z owner here and still impress until this day. Now that the Tablet Z2 is coming, I'm gonna have to wait for reviews and such, then I'll sell my Tablet Z and buy this.
32. Taters (Posts: 3237; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Wasnt a fan of the S4 pro performance. In fact, I thought it performed pretty bad compared to my Nexus 10. The S800 should finally solve this issue because the design is amazing. Not sold on the screen and Sony UI yet though.


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Need to calculate optimal location of kitchen faucet, disposer etc
We're having new kitchen cabinets installed. The sink cabinet is 24" wide and 27" deep. We chose this size over 24" deep to fit a garbage can under the sink. I need to figure out where to place the sink, the faucet, the disposer etc optimally so that (i) it's convenient, (ii) there is enough space for the can, (ii) there is enough space for the disposer and all the plumbing etc. Here are more details:
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Now a few questions:
1. How far back can we push the sink to the wall?
2. Is there any advantage/disadvantage of placing the faucet behind the sink rather than in the corner?
3. We may want to use the 1/3 hp disposer that we have now, but if we decide to buy a new one, how do we figure out its optimal size?
4. Other than the obvious consequences of pushing a sink all the way to the wall or, conversely, as close to the front edge of the countertop as possible, are there, is either approach better in terms of connecting all the plumbing, repairing it or the disposer if it breaks etc?
Thanks much!
Generally, garbage disposals come in 1/2, 3/4, and 1 horsepower models. We recommend 1/2 horsepower garbage disposals for light use, 3'4 horsepower for normal home use, and 1 horse power for heavy home use or light commercial.
A 1/2 horse power garbage disposal is perfect for condos and apartments. It has enough power for one or two people to use and it is usually less expensive. This power of garbage disposal is also great for vacation homes, where it doesn't get too much use. Just be careful, though, that if you have a large dinner party or other special occasion where you may need to dispose of a lot of food particles at one time, that you run plenty of cold water and feed the particles slowly into the disposer.
A 3/4 horse power garbage disposer is probably the most common. This kind of garbage disposer is generally found in single family homes and is good for a family. If you have children, however, make sure that they understand what you can and cannot put down the garbage disposal. This will help prevent future problems if everyone understands how to use the disposal.
Residential disposer models are available in several sizes and capacities, and driven by motors of 1/3 hp to 1 hp.
The size of the unit and motor and the construction design are the principle factors affecting price, along with the warranty period, which tends to increase with the size and power of the unit. More expensive disposers are usually quieter, and offer extra features like auto-reversing motors. High-end units are made of stainless steel and carry a 7-year warranty. The most popular models are ½ to ¾ hp continuous feed models.
I think it makes the most sense to mount the sink in the middle of the cabinet space below the sink to provide the most space all around the sink and garbage disposer to work.
The only advantage I can see in moving the sink forward and installing the faucet behind the middle of the sink is that by rotating the faucet body 180 degrees and rotating the spout to the back of the faucet, then the single lever handle can be made to be on the left side for left handed home owners.
I would say that mounting the sink in the middle of the cabinet space (and the faucet in the left or right corner depending on whether you're left or right handed) makes the most sense. Doing anything other than that is as likely to help cause future problems as it is to help solve future problems.
What you're trying to do is optomize the location of the sink to minimize the difficulty in making the water supply and drain connections. That's harder to do that to just solve the problem once you're staring it in the face.
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For years, I've battled with my weight, and with the motivation to try to get it off. As each new year begins, I am gung ho about exercising, about getting fit, and about being a better me. And for awhile, I keep it up. I diligently recorded what I ate and how I exercised. This time, I was convinced, would be the time that would stick. And after a few weeks, maybe a month, of seeing no change in my weight, I would get discouraged. Or I would get busy and put off the work out today... only to have today turn into a week, which would turn into two, which would turn into a month and then more. And the next year would roll around, and I'd jump back into the same cycle.
I don't know what's different this time, but I can tell already that something is. See, at the beginning of the summer, I started working out with my Wii Fit disc. I'd purchased it a few months previously and had gotten into one or two days of exercising before the latest depression hit me and I didn't go back to it. But at the end of June, I decided to pick it up again and give it a try. I didn't want to post too much about it, because I knew I was going on vacation and the likelihood of me picking it back up again when I got back was pretty slim. So I worked out, mentioned it one or two times on Facebook and didn't think much of it.
The two weeks I was in the Northeast visiting family didn't include a lot of exercise. I was on vacation, and I didn't really have anything beyond my Wii Fit exercises that I knew well enough how to do alone. I tried to be a little healthier about what I ate.... but at the Jersey Shore, home of Kohr's Custard and Shriver's Taffy, it was tough. Still, I made sure to add more fruit into my diet to (hopefully) counterbalance the bad stuff I was eating... at least a little.
When I got home, coming back on to the Wii Fit seemed natural. I actually found that I missed working on my yoga poses and the ski jump balance game. Plus, we'd found out how much Teddy was weighing, and how few of his clothes he fit in. He needed to start exercising. And if I was going to make him do it, it was only fair that I did the same. I tried to bring the whole family into it, putting aside a few hours to exercise every day (since we have to take turns and we're each trying to do 20 to 40 minutes a day).
For the last two weeks, pretty much since we got back from the Shore, I've managed to work out 5 days out of 7. I never put in less than 30 minutes a day. Sometimes it's yoga and strength training. Sometimes it's purely aerobic, sometimes a combination of all the "types". And whenever I finish them, my muscles ache, I'm sweating a ton, and I'm feeling good.
The thing is, the numbers aren't seeming to show it. Instead of going down, my BMI and weight seem to fluctuate - sometimes going up by a little, sometimes going down, but usually staying around the same. In the past, I let that bother me. I mean, I've been working out for two weeks. I've been getting a LOT more exercise than I used to. (And that's not counting my marathon cleaning sessions that also have a tendency to work up a sweat.) So why aren't the numbers going down? I should be seeing SOMETHING in those numbers, right?
This time, though, I've realized that the numbers aren't what matters. What matters is me. I'm finding how good it feels to be sweaty, knowing that I got that way because I've worked hard. I'm finding that I can feel myself stretching just a little farther with my yoga, working out the kinks that seem to constantly be a part of my back muscles. I'm finding that I'm looking forward to grabbing the Wii-mote and stepping on the balance board, rather than thinking of exercise as a chore. I'm finding that my depression isn't as deep as it's been in the past. I'm finding that I'd rather make myself a smoothie for breakfast because it tastes really good, than grab a quick bowl of sugary cereal. I'm finding that I'm reaching for a big glass of ice water instead of a soda because it tastes better. I'm finding that I'm a better me.
For the first time, I also know that I'm not going it alone. It's more than just the only social support I have. I mean, since I've gotten back from vacation, I've been posting almost daily to Facebook about how much I've gotten done during the day and gotten replies of support (as well as a few suggestions) from friends. I've also gotten back on LifeKraze ( wwwlifekraze.com ) and gotten tons of support there. I'm hoping to get back here here I know I'll have the support of my friends (especially my fellow Nashvillians). But as important as those are, they don't hold a candle to the fact that my family is joining me in this. Before bed tonight, Teddy did 30 minutes of exercise on the Wii. He loves the running. He changes the jogging in place up, sometimes with kicks, other times with chasing his brother. But he's looking forward to doing it every day. And right now, while I'm typing this on the computer, my husband is doing his 25 minutes. So at the end of the day, we can all cheer each other on, talking about the aspects of the program we like best. And I know that we're all headed in the right direction together.
So I'm ignoring the numbers for now. Maybe it's fat turning to muscle. Maybe the balance board isn't reading correctly. Maybe there's something else going on. It doesn't matter. I'm making this change for the right reasons and I'm seeing the results I need to see. If, when I see my doctor in December, the numbers on her scale haven't changed any, then I'll know there's something more than me being lazy wrong and we can work on fixing it. But by then, I'll still be working toward the healthier me. And that matters a lot more than the numbers that Wii Fit tells me when I step on it every day.
As you may have noticed, I'd fallen away from updating for awhile. I seem to go in these cycles. For awhile, I was updating my blog, Sanity's Overrated, every day. I was just on top of it all. I even had daily challenges that I was giving myself and it kept me motivated. But it meant that I wasn't updating here as often. I was keeping on top of things, though, and that was what was important.
Then I fell away from everything for about two weeks. It started when I found out that my aunt passed away. She was my mom's oldest sister, and her best friend. It hit me hardest because I couldn't be there with my family to say good-bye. So I took a little break. And then the break stretched on. I couldn't bring myself to update anything. I couldn't bring myself to exercise, or pay attention to what I ate. I skipped a therapy appointment. I was in the midst of full-on depression. And I was having a hard time slipping back out of it.
Honestly, I'm still having a hard time slipping out of it. I'd had all these grand plans for today that I couldn't force myself to do. I was going to tackle one of my "big projects" - the things that need to be dived into, cleaned and reorganized. I wasn't sure which one yet, but I knew I was going to do one of them. It had become my Monday Challenge. And I knew it would be good for me.
But when this morning came, I couldn't. I debated working on my craft shelf, right in the dining room. But the task seemed to monumental. And if that was too much, then the linen closet and the front closet would definitely be too much. Those places are disasters! So I sat in front of the computer and thought, "If I'm not going to tackle a big project, I should do an update to my blog." But again, I didn't know where to start. Nothing seemed to grab me. And the more I sat in front of the computer, the more in a funk I got, disappointed in myself and depressed because I wasn't making myself do the things that I'd told myself I was going to do.
I did manage to get 3 loads of laundry done, but there's a part of my mind that's saying, "It's not enough." That I should have done more. But I'm trying hard to shut that part up. There's the other part of me that's saying, "You know, it wasn't just the laundry. You also did your Leslie Sansone 1 mile walk. And you snuggled with Pete. Those are good things." I'm just not always good at listening to that part.
I know what needs to happen. I need to get back into my Planning schedule. For awhile, I was sitting down on Sunday morning and writing out a weekly plan for myself. The musts along with the wants. I put the FlyLady Cleaning Challenges into it. I put my Daily Challenges in it. I figured out a menu plan and wrote it out for the week. I wasn't managing to finish everything on my list, but I did get a lot of the things there done. And I was keeping track of it on WeekPlan as well, which was a great thing for me. But when I went away from my blog after my aunt passed away, I went away from that as well.
So I need to get back into that. Maybe tonight, that's what I'll do. Rich is teaching, so I'll have time to myself to figure out what the rest of my week is going to look like. I need to make sure I don't over extend myself. That I don't set myself up for failure by scheduling too much. I need to be realistic about what I can do and what I can't. Because if I'm not realistic, then I will fail and it will help feed into my depression. And that isn't good for me in the least. Hell, it's not good for anyone.
So now it's time to remind myself of some very important facts. Facts that I need to know in order to keep my groove groovin'.
1. Do something. It doesn't have to be everything that you've planned. But getting one thing finished means that you'll have one more thing completed than you did before.
2. Give yourself permission to take time off. Not every day. Not all day. But a little bit of "me" time, or a little time to focus inward instead of outward does more for you than trying to force your way through things that aren't coming.
3. Plan. Even if you don't follow the plan exactly, having one helps you realize where to start and where you want to go. Sometimes, it's just getting on the path and making those first steps are all you need to get going.
4. It doesn't have to be perfect. The house. The way you exercise. The food you make. The projects you do. Perfection is a flawed idea and you're setting yourself up for disappointment when you try for perfect. You have permission to say that something is good enough.
5. You aren't in this alone. You have friends, family, loved ones, all of whom are there for you whenever you need them. You can call them, write them, message them, talk to them. They may not know exactly what you're going through, but they still want to be there for you none-the-less. They make the world more bearable.
6. Don't overextend yourself. It doesn't all need to be done today. You don't need to do an hour of exercise every single day (especially in the beginning). You don't need to clean the whole house at one time. You don't need to blog every single day, or write every single day, or be social every single day. Find what you have time for that day and then make happen what you can. Because tomorrow is another day and you've got time then to take care of things as well.
7. Take baby steps. Because you can do this. You can lose the weight you need to lose by working at it one day at a time. No one expects you to run marathons tomorrow, so start with walking a mile. You can keep your house clean one day at a time. You already know that it's easier when you do a little each day. Keep up with that. Make it habit rather than something you need to consciously focus on. It'll come. As long as you take small steps, you can achieve your goals.
8. You are your own worst enemy. You are the only one putting so many expectations on yourself. You are the only one who thinks things need to be done a certain way, right now. If you ask your friends, your loved ones, what they think about getting X, Y or Z done, they won't expect as much of you as you do of yourself. When you feel stressed, these are the people that you need to go to. They will tell you if you're asking too much of yourself. And remember, you love and trust them for a reason. They're smart people.
9. You've come so far already. NEVER forget that. 5 years ago, you weighed 274 pounds. Now you weigh 230. 44 pounds is a lot of weight to have lost in 5 years. Is it everything you want to lose? No. But you've done a lot already. A year ago, you were in danger of being kicked out of your apartment because you couldn't keep it clean. Now, you don't have to worry if someone from the apartment is coming over because, even if it's not perfect, it's still a lot better than it had been. And you've been keeping it that way for a year. You have come so very far and you can go as far as you want.
10. Tomorrow is a new day. This is one of the most important things that you can remember. Because it doesn't matter what happened today, for good or for ill. What matters is that you can try again tomorrow. It's a clean slate and you are the one that will write on it. You can do it.
I will find my groove again. I will get back on top of things. I will take things one day at a time, taking baby steps until I can start running to where I want to be. I can. I will. Because I know that I have it in me.
I wanted to write a whole lot about today, but frankly, I'm tired. But I'm tired for a good reason. I spent 5 1/2 hours cleaning my bedroom. I did the deep cleaning that it needed, changed the bedding, threw away a bunch of things I didn't want or need any more, gave away things that were still in good condition, and drank a lot of water. I'm achy, but I'm feeling better than I have in a long time. Yes, this might not be traditional "exercise", but it involved a lot of lifting, bending, moving and, most importantly, sweating.
There's still a part of me that can't believe just how much of a change in attitude I'm experiencing. I'm enjoying getting the cleaning done. I'm enjoying working up a sweat and seeing what my hard work is getting me. I'm wanting to get these things done more than I'm wanting to sit down and read or play on my kindle. Because I know that I won't feel any guilt when do get to settle down and do these things. Everything that must be done is done and I've earned the relaxation.
I'm sure some of you are saying, "Duh! I could have told you that!" But it's taken me a long time - over 30 years - to make this realization. I'll never be perfect. My house will never be perfect. But I'll be accomplished and I'll feel proud of myself. The things I'm doing with my cleaning, the focus I'm giving it, is bleeding into other parts of my life. Rather than drink juice or soda, I'm grabbing ice water. Rather than snacking away on buttered pop corn, I'm wanting to made homemade hummus. I'm thinking about me and what's best. And I'm not sure if I've ever done that before.
I feel good.
And a productive one at that.
I spent the morning and early afternoon taking care of online things. I finished my daily challenge for today, then did some blog updating, updating some things on SparkPeople and some Facebook things that I wanted to get done. It took longer than I'd expected, but I was able to check off a lot of things from my soft schedule for today. If I'd quit there, I'd have felt pretty good, even without exercise.
But I didn't quite there. Nope. As soon as I finished my online things, I pulled up my exercises for today and did 35 minutes of strength training. May I say that my arms and abs are killing me? I probably could have quit there. After all, my ankle is still healing from the fall. But I'm trying to make my watch word of 2013 be Focus. And focusing on what I needed to get done was on the list.
For about 2 hours, maybe a little more, I cleaned the kitchen. I moved appliances. I scrubbed counters. I put away dishes from the dishwasher, filled it up and ran it and washed whatever wouldn't fit by hand. I climbed on my step stool to put things away I couldn't reach. Tooting my own horn, I kicked ASS. And I feel good about it.
Yes, I'm hurting. My whole body is aching, honestly. And I just polished off 32 ounces of water fairly quickly, so I've also got the hiccups. But I got done what I needed to get done and I can't complain about that.
My only failure today involved eating. Breakfast was a triple chocolate chip cookie and a serving of chickadees (Target's version of goldfish). Lunch was non-existent. Dinner hasn't happened yet because, honestly, I'm too tired to make it so I'm waiting until Rich comes home to cook. (I know, I should feel guilty asking him to cook after he worked all day and tutored tonight, but I'm not sure if I could lift my hands enough to make anything.) Tomorrow is a new day for eating, though. We're also going to be shopping tomorrow, so I can make sure I have the things in the house that will make for easy meals.
2013 will be the year everything changes. I feel it in my bones.
It's interesting how different my mind has gotten over the last year or so. For the longest time, I found it easier to procrastinate than to do the things that I know needed to be done. Instead of focusing on the cleaning, I would whittle away my time on the computer, or by reading a book, or by watching TV. The next thing I knew, it would be time for Teddy to come home from school and I had lost all of my productive time to wasted opportunity. Exercising wasn't happening for the same reason. My life was filled with "What ifs" and "Might have beens" instead of "Have dones".
I don't know when the change came, or how it came about. Instead, I turned around one afternoon and found that I had spent the morning cleaning and I had the rest of the day to relax. I had no regrets because things hadn't gotten done (ok, I still had a few, because I have a tendency to over extend myself) and I still had time to enjoy myself. It was a heady and wonderful feeling.
When I fell down the stairs and sprained my ankle, I was afraid that my slothful tendencies were going to come back. I was worried that I'd spend far more time in front of the computer or in bed with a book or the TV than anywhere else. And honestly, for the first month, I did. December was filled with little getting done, and both my house and my health suffering for it. I used the excuse of the difficulty getting around because of my ankle to keep me from doing a lot of the things I knew I should be doing. And I felt guilty because of it. My husband works three jobs to keep a roof over our head and food on the table, and here I was feeling guilty because I was asking him to keep up with the house as well. It was feeding into my depression.
The last week has seen a lot of changes, though. Changes in motivation and in my thoughts. I realized that, yes, I was asking him to help out, but it wasn't because I was lazy. It was because I honestly wasn't able to keep up with the things that I wanted and needed to. The one time that I tried to get some cleaning done, I managed to overbalance and fall, hurting my ankle again and putting me back a little. So asking for help when I couldn't isn't something I needed to feel guilty about. I also realized, however, that the house not being in the state that I wanted it to be was not something to get angry at my husband about. As I said, he works three jobs. There are only so many hours in the day.
The last week has also showed me that the motivation has become more habit than requirement for me. I was annoyed because I COULDN'T do the things I wanted to do, not because I felt like I should be annoyed for not being able to do them. And when I talked to my doctor and was given permission to push a little, I did so. On Monday, I took down all the decorations, the tree, the whole nine yards. I cleaned the living room and took the last of the boys' Christmas gifts out of their packaging. I rearranged my electronics in my entertainment center and tidied up behind it. I got the things done that needed to be done. And yesterday, I did the same for the dining room. It took me a bit longer - PT on Tuesday really took it out of me! But I still got things where I wanted them to be.
I had planned on taking today off. It's the first day I've had to myself since falling down the stairs and I wanted a chance to enjoy it. Yes, there's some housecleaning that needed to be done, but I could get away with just focusing on general straightening. I didn't think I wanted to do any exercise - I want to talk to my PT to find out what I should avoid and what I should focus on with my ankle still being weak. But for the most part, it was going to be reading my book, watching some NCIS and playing some Marvel Avengers on Facebook. And, while I did do the straightening and the Facebook, I also found that I wanted to exercise. I needed to find something that would give me a bit of a work out. So I started the beginner ball work out (and I'm definitely feeling it in my abs). Motivation, it seems, hasn't abandoned me after all.
I can, and I will, keep this up. The change of attitude that I've always needed has shown up. My medications are where they need to be and head is on straight. I'm working my way to being who and what I want to be. It's a long road to my own personal happiness. It's a difficult road too. But for once, I'm seeing the path and it looks like one that, regardless of the difficulties that may be there, I am going to make it in the end.
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Goodness & Grace 2 Conference
Daily - From Friday, October 25, 2013 - Sunday, October 27, 2013
Windsor Park United Church is hosting "Goodness and Grace 2", a conference focused on development and renewal October 25-27. In the midst of all the rumours of the demise of the church, there is much good news and reason for hope. Learn what is working in other churches. Share ideas. Make...
Venue: Windsor Park United Church
Yesterdays: An Evening with Billie Holliday
8:00 PM on Saturday, October 26, 2013
2:00 PM on Sunday, October 27, 2013
7:30 PM on Sunday, October 27, 2013
with New York Vocal Star Vanessa Rubin, Izzy Asper Jazz
Venue: Rady Jewish Community Centre
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Buddhism for Young'uns
10:30 AM on Sunday, October 27, 2013
10:30 AM on Sunday, November 3, 2013
The Manitoba Buddhist Temple will be holding its monthly "Buddhism for Young'uns" gathering on November 3 at 10:30 am. The temple is located at 39 Tecumseh Street and participation is free. For more information, please call 204-774-9267, or visit our website www.manitobabuddhistchurch.org.
Venue: Manitoba Buddhist Temple
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir: Tchaikovsky & Beyond
3:00 PM on Sunday, October 27, 2013
An exciting and moving look at the life and times of the world's most famous Russian composer and his contemporaries, TCHAIKOVSKY AND BEYOND is part of the WSO's Tchaikovsky Festival. Showcasing some of his most exquisite sacred and secular choral pieces, it will also feature music by Rachmaninoff,
Venue: Crescent Fort Rouge United Church
Neighbourhood: Centre
Big Dave McLean
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Venue: Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club
Neighbourhood: Centre
Unitarian Church Sunday Services
Weekly - Sunday - From Sunday, October 6, 2013 - Sunday, October 27, 2013
Join us as we explore the theme of gratitude through the month of October. October 6: Guest Speaker, Prof. D. Bailey, Offertory is a Sacrament; October 13, Rev. M. Rochester, Thanksgiving (also Child Dedication Ceremony); October 20, Guest Speakers B. Rempel & M. Thiessen, SSCOPE Inc (Self-Starting
Venue: First Unitarian Universalist Church of Winnipeg
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Friends of the Winnipeg Public Library 9th Annual Big Fall Book Sale
10:00 AM on Saturday, October 26, 2013
12:00 PM on Sunday, October 27, 2013
60 tables loaded with good used books from nearly new to very old. CDs, DVDs & LPs too. Sunday everything is half-price. Information: 204-488-3217; email@example.com. A Friends fundraiser in support of Winnipeg Public Library
Venue: Grant Park High School
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Jay Burns
Daily - From Monday, October 21, 2013 - Sunday, October 27, 2013
Venue: Tavern United Transcona
Neighbourhood: Centre
Neal Pinto
Daily - From Monday, October 21, 2013 - Sunday, October 27, 2013
Venue: Tavern United MTS Centre
Neighbourhood: Centre
Foundation Mentorship Program Year-end Showcase
7:00 PM on Friday, October 25, 2013
Daily - From Friday, October 25, 2013 - Friday, November 8, 2013
Showcasing new work by eight emerging female artists with work ranging from paintings, prints and photography, to video and mixed-media. A year-long Foundation Mentorship Program through Mentoring Artists for Women's Art (MAWA) brought Sasha Amaya, Janessa Brunet, Amanda Damsma, Elise Dawson,
Venue: Aceartinc.
Neighbourhood: Centre
Six Pines Haunted Attractions
Weekly - Sunday, Saturday - From Saturday, October 5, 2013 - Sunday, October 27, 2013
Weekly - Thursday, Friday, Saturday - From Friday, October 4, 2013 - Thursday, October 31, 2013
Winnipeg's only Halloween Theme Park. Family Fun By Day - Sat/Sun including Thanksgiving Monday throughout October. - Noon - 5:30 pm Fun entertainment for the whole family. Fear By Night - Adults/mature audiences every Thurs/Fri & Sat including Gate Night and Halloween Night Oct 4 - 31st. Gates
Venue: Six Pines Haunted Attraction
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Ioyan (Maxine Noel) Mani
Weekly - Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday - From Saturday, October 19, 2013 - Thursday, October 31, 2013
An Exhibition of new works by Ioyan (Maxine Noel) Mani with opening reception Sat Oct 19 from 1-5 pm-at The Wah-sa Gallery in the Johnston Terminal at The Forks.
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Living Room
5:00 PM on Sunday, December 8, 2013
5:00 PM on Sunday, November 24, 2013
a faith- based support group for persons living with mood
Venue: Immanuel Pentecostal Church
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Exhibition: The Story Illuminated: Children's Book Illustrations
Daily - From Friday, September 20, 2013 - Sunday, January 19, 2014
The Story Illuminated: Children's Book Illustrations - Marie Louise Gay, Barbara Reid, Sheila McGraw, Bette Woodland, and Jennifer LaBella. September 20, 2013–January 19, 2014 All are invited to attend the artists' reception on Thursday, September 19 at 7:00pm. Phone: 204-235-3392 Email:
Venue: Buhler Gallery
Neighbourhood: Centre
2014 EDGE Career Program
Daily - From Friday, October 18, 2013 - Tuesday, December 31, 2013
We are now recruiting for our 25th annual job training and employment program. You may be eligible if you: *Are an Employment & Income Assistance recipient *Are an unemployed/underemployed individual *Had an Employment Insurance (EI) claim within the past three years *Had an EI
Venue: Centre 24/7
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg , St. Vital
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|04 May 2013
HP laptop takes one hour to start POST.
While visiting friends in Florida this past week, one revealed a big problem with his HP Pavilion Dv7-1245dx, manufactured in 2009 with Vista installed.
When he turns it on from a cold start, the dashboard lights up, the cooling fan whirrs for about 3 seconds, then everything stops. Nothing but a black screen with the dashboard lights on. After about an hour, POST does occur and hands off to Vista - no problem.
Warm rebooting also has no problem. Right to POST and handoff.
Living with the one hour POST delay, I performed the following:
Long test disk check - passed
MemTest; 7 passes - passed
Opened up the bottom panel and removed the hd and memory sticks; cleaned all contacts and re-installed. The CMOS battery also happens to be available there with a little white plug-in, so I removed it for 30 minutes, pressed the power button, and re-plugged hoping it would enable a reset of the BIOS.
After waiting an hour, I did get the CMOS check sum error and reset defaults.
I then did a system recovery with his HP discs to factory condition.
I also removed the dvd drive.
All of the above activity did not solve the one hour POST delay.
I'm guessing a motherboard hardware fault somewhere?
Any ideas?
|My System Specs
|05 May 2013
Win 7 Pro 64-bit
This troubleshooting guide prepared by one of the Forum experts may help.
Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot
|My System Specs
|05 May 2013
My first guess is that the battery is going south. You have certainly covered all the other bases. A failing battery will cause many strange symptoms.
One test I did not see was trying to start the laptop with the battery removed. If you have not tried that yet then do that first.
I think that this problem is pure hardware. I doubt if any OS solution is of any use here since once it hands off to Windows there are no issues.
|My System Specs
|05 May 2013
Win7 Pro 32-bit, Win8 Pro 32-bit
A POST taking that long could also be due to a failing hard drive. If you're seeing no messages, that's likely because a BIOS setting has the messages disabled -- and in that case, you won't see anything until the login screen appears.
One was to see into the delay, is, if you have the option, go into the BIOS and change the settings to display all the boot messages. IF you see the messages scrolling by, and then suddenly, they stop -- and nothing changes for a long time -- it's likely that it's trying to boot the OS from the hard drive and is encountering failing sectors.
|My System Specs
|05 May 2013
Windows 7 (or I should say Vista) is not the problem. Once BIOS finally hands off to it, it boots to desktop just fine.
There are no peripherals attached (nothing USB) except the dvd drive; and I tried POSTing without it - no success. So, the troubleshooting tutorial will not help this scenario.
All my activity was done with no battery.
The hd passed Seagate tools long test.
There is a problem between cold start and entering BIOS POST. After an hour, the POST starts with no error messages. Does anyone have an inkling what is happening before BIOS invokes?
In the meantime, I told him to never shut down so he can at least use his machine.
This is the most puzzling thing. I fancy myself as a good hardware guru, but I don't have an answer other than a motherboard replacement.
Fully appreciate all the responses. This is the number one forum for my money. I hope there will be many more responses to try to nail this down.
|My System Specs
|05 May 2013
Nah. It's the strange cases that test our metal. If it were easy, anyone could do it!
If it is not battery or power supply related then, unfortunately, it could be the power logic circuit on the motherboard. Or a bad switch. Or something off the wall. It could also be a fail(ing) device, including the hard drive (despite the good disk check test).
The POST is the Power On Self Test. It literally means that the system is testing to see if it 1) has power, and 2) can 'find itself'.
'Itself' is recorded in the 'CMOS' data. So there is a lot that could be going on that would cause POST to fail. First is that the CMOS data is corrupted and it does not match the environment.
The second is that a device in the system cannot be enumerated because of some failure, and that causes a wait state until the system can resolve the missing hardware.
That's about it for a no-post problem. Poor power, failing part. Easy. The hard part is coming up with a logical test to determine what it is that is failing.
|My System Specs
|05 May 2013
Windows 7 Professional x64 Service Pack 1
Does the BIOS have an option to turn on the boot time diagnostics screen? If so, turn that on and tell us what it hangs at. Also, run HP diagnostics on the laptop: https://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...c00849402#N715
|My System Specs
|05 May 2013
I am back home, and the owner and laptop is in Florida.
I will email instructions to continue diagnosing.
One will be to disable Quiet Boot (which is one thing I did not do - damn).
Second will be to access Diagnostic Tools to run the Basic Suite.
Does anyone know what does NOT happen on a warm restart that happens on a cold boot?
|My System Specs
|06 May 2013
From memory, a few things I can think of:
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This year, we're all about reinvention. Too Fast is moving forward with a new focus on hand selecting the best alternative fashions for each season. We're scouring the internet, tradeshows, and fashion districts of the world to find new and old favorites just for you. To show off what we find, we're introducing all new Too Fast lookbooks! Check out our Fall 13 edition now!
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