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22nd September 2012, 04:43 AM #11
Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
the fan protocol is sort of stupid. if you're going above and below 30c, the fan will go on and off.
i wish they had a protocol where they would leave the fans off till 40c, then run the fans to cool it down to 30c and then turn off again.
that way, there's a 10c range of silence.
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Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
The fans are variable speed. When the temp threshold is reached, they should turn on ever so slightly so they're still inaudible. As the temps rise, they slowly spin up. INSTEAD, they turn on at 50% (which is fairly powerful), immediately cool down the component, and turn off.
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Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
"I remain hopeful that Asus will actually fix the problem though, either with a BIOS or driver update."
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Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
I've just purchased a UX31A, and I have the same fan speed issue. It works perfectly fine (and quietly) if I cold boot the PC, but if I resume it from sleep mode, the fan speed problem rears its head. See the attached image of Speedfan capturing the behavior -- this is with the CPU at 1% load continually through this crazy fan cycling.
If I reboot the PC, it works perfectly, and the fan is off or barely audible when the PC is idle at 1% as above. Back to sleep mode, resume, and this problem is right back.
Asus support was not helpful.
I updated the BIOS to the latest (212) on their web site, and no change was noticed.
Surely there is a fix out there someplace?
EDIT: I guess I'm too new or something to upload images? Anyway the graph looks just like a sawtooth between ~3400rpm and ~5100rpm...a slow fall down to 3400 then immediate vertical ramp to 5100rpm then slow drop, etc.
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Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
cross-posting this from another thread "Zenbook UX32VD noise/heat problems?" as I found this thread a little after posting there and I think this one is more relevant. Mod, please feel free to delete my post on the other thread
I received a UX32A two days ago and it has exhibited the same problem as above right from first use. The fan started whirring at full blast just a few seconds after starting up. It runs for a few (3-30) seconds before going completely off. Then upon opening anything (application, tab in google chrome, etc) it starts off again for a few seconds.
My bios version was 206 (this is the one that is listed on the Asus website as having an "Update to thermal policy".) I upgraded to the latest as of today, version 211. This has not made a difference.
I installed the software Speedfan, which tells you the temperature that each component is running at currently. From what I have observed the threshold for the fan to blast off on the UX32A seems to be 47C. Speedfan tells me the HDD is always under 40C. The SSD, CPU Core 0, and CPU Core 1 (i.e. the two-cores on the i5 dual-core processor) all work up to the 43-47C mark within a few minutes of boot up, just on light use (4-10 google chrome tabs, word processor). Then each time one of the components goes above 47C, the fan blasts off. A few seconds later the component is back to around 44C, then the fan stops. This increase of temp is when I'm not even doing anything sometimes!
I have asked amazon uk for a replacement which I will receive tomorrow. This one's going back but I hope the replacement doesn't have this problem! I will keep this thread updated.
24th September 2012, 12:10 PM #17
Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
In the ux32 211 bios, they've set things like this:
-Critical Trip Point: POR (Plan of Record - the point where the computer turns off - 100 degrees C).
-Active Trip Point 0: 71 C
-Active Trip Point 0 fan speed: 100 (%)
-Active Trip Point 1: 55 C
-Active Trip Point 1 Fan Speed: 75 (%)
-Passive Trip Point: 95 C (where the processor starts throttling)
The temperatures here are on the processor die, not the ram, chassis temp, pcb, whatever. It's the processor dies, individually measured. So.. the first trip-point is 55 degrees, then the fan is set to 75%. On a 3.1Ghz Intel Processor, you typically get over this point at very light loads (or with bad cooling, you have that on idle). But it will usually idle at about 41-45 C. On the Zenbook, the heat isn't vented as easily, so it will idle a bit higher, and go higher on light loads.
The second trip-point is set to 71 degrees. Again, an intel core processor nowadays will reach 80 degrees pretty much instantly on heavy loads. But will drop below that fairly quickly again when the processors slow down again.
The "passive" trip point refers to the "passive cooling scheme". Passive cooling in this case means throttling the processor. Preventing it from enabling boost, etc.
In other words, when you start up the laptop, it will have the fan on whatever minimum frequency is set (they don't seem to have set a specific value for this in the bios). It will then go to 100% about two seconds after you use the processor on full burn. And the fan will then typically go back to idle again a few seconds after the traffic drops off.
Incidentally, the thermal policy on this rom is identical to the one on my n56vz. It's also identical to all other Asus laptop bioses I've looked at.
I.e., they don't really tweak them. They just use the same default settings on all the bioses for all their models.
So I'm sure it wouldn't hurt if a few other people than me sent a message to Asus support about it.. Even if I guess you will have to specify for them that you're not reacting to that the temperatures being too high, but that the fan goes off instantly, and that it's very loud when the temps are still low.
I have asked amazon uk for a replacement which I will receive tomorrow. This one's going back but I hope the replacement doesn't have this problem!Asus r553ln - because the battery was so great.
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Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
The threshold temperature is the same (47C) as the first UX32A. The fan kicks in once this temp is exceeded. BUT: It is at its quietest possible setting, a really quiet, almost peaceful sort of hiss that you can only really properly hear when you stick your ear to the fan vent. The sort of quiet hiss you've always heard and come to expect from laptops, nothing louder or more disturbing..
*Unlike* the initial UX32A I was sent! Which started its fan at the same 47C threshold, but went straight at full tilt (perhaps either at the 75% or the 100% fan rpm setting that the poster above mentions). So fast that within 2s of starting Speedfan would show a 3-4C drop in temp.
An important thing I noticed to corroborate this is that Speedfan actually returns a reading for the fan RPM (3075 RPM in my screenshot below) in my replacement UX32A:
Replacement UX32A, fan running. Barely audible. Steady drop in temp until switching off once below 47C.
Initial UX32A, fan running. Loud. Drastic drops in temp. Fan kicking on and off repeatedly.
See that in the second case the fan speed is not captured (the 10-digit RPM reading seems to be a placeholder default: it shows even when the fan is off).
Note that on my replacement UX32A I did not try any of the other things that people around the internet have been doing (uninstalling Intel Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework, upgrading or downgrading the BIOS, playing around with the System Cooling Policy setting). Worth mentioning perhaps that I tried all of these on my initial UX32A and nothing has helped.
In conclusion I am entirely happy with the replacement I have been sent after my initial UX32A's fan noise problems. I'm not highly technical so it would help other owners if people more familiar with Motherboard/BIOS workings etc can comment on the above. But based on these tests I've run and having read quite extensively whatever people have posted online, some Asus Zenbook UX32A machines seem to have an error of some sort that tells the fan to run much louder than it needs to once it breaches the first temperature threshold.
On this count I will have to disagree with the poster above (nipsen) who seems to suggest that this is entirely expected behaviour for asus ultrabooks: how do you account for the difference in fan noise between the two new UX32As sitting in front of me?
For those who're stuck with this problem, if you're within your replacement period, stop worrying, go ahead and send it back and get a new machine!
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Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
It's unlikely that Asus will actually have the fan issues fixed any time soon. They're going to do what they do best: release another dozen models that are fixed and forget about its previous customers.
My UX32VD after some light use also have its fans blazing for a long time before it dies down. Why couldn't Asus have gone with a less aggressive fan profile? Or maybe a fan that's a bit quieter?
So much for R&D. It seems like they just draw up plans but don't actually test the products. No QC whatsoever.
I mean, what's up with the backlight bleeding issue? It would have taken an Asus employee like 10 minutes to notice such an obvious problem. I mean the whole selling point of the UX32 series IS the 1080p IPS panel being squeezed onto a 13 inch display. Some bought those things in order to watch movies on long flights. But it's obvious they don't care enough to revise their work.
24th September 2012, 08:53 PM #20
Re: ASUS UX32A Fan Goes On, Off, On, Off.
Like I said, it's the same settings across all kinds of different processors and setups. Seems they haven't revised this stuff in years.
So the only problem is that the bios tweaks don't correspond to the actual hardware. Would perhaps be thought of as a problem by some laptop-manufacturers. Embarrassing, even.
But not Asus. Because they want to be like Apple, I hear. Except they're pretending they have one single hardware profile a bit early, or something..Asus r553ln - because the battery was so great.
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In 1996, Governors reluctantly agreed to a slight reduction in funding for SSBG, from $2.8 billion to $2.38 billion, with the understanding that funding would remain at $2.38 billion through fiscal 2002, and then return to $2.8 billion. However, the federal government has consistently broken that promise. The nation's Governors strongly urge Congress and the administration to reject the proposed cuts and to restore funding and flexibility to the program.
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A 19th century bullring in Barcelona left to decay with the fading interest in bullfighting has been transformed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners into a mixed use commercial facility, reigniting interest in this formerly significant landmark in the city's heritage.
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The entire complex has been raised above the streets at ground level, with ramps and stairs providing access, meaning the lengthy construction project involved the excavation of the base of the facade and the insertion of composite arches to support the existing wall and create new spaces for shops and restaurants. Similar amenities will also be provided by the nearby 'Eforum' building.
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Public plazas have been manufactured on the ground plane, improving ease of accessibility from the nearby metro station and Parc Joan Miro. Access routes from the Parc Joan Miro and Gran Via bisect the building at 180 degrees to one another, forming a cruciform system leading to the central atrium space.
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The film is set in the 1600s during the Sengoku era, when the once-powerful samurai were coming to the end of their rule. A small, unprotected village, which is regularly pillaged by murderous thieves, comes under the protection of a band of these samurai. Kambei (Takashi Shimura) is a vetera...
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The Man's the Master
A tragicomedy by William Davenant (his last play): a translation of Paul Scarron's "Jodelet, ou le maître valet"
First performed at the Duke's House ("The Opera", Lincoln's Inn Fields) 26 March 1668, first published 1669.
L&M note *The Man's the Master* was also based on Scarron's *L'heretier Ridicule*. The scene was set in Madrid. The comedy of Jodelet, ou le maître valet (1645) took its name "from the actor who took the principal part. Jodelet was the first of many French plays in which the humour depends on the valet who takes the part of master, an idea that Scarron borrowed from the Spanish." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Scarron
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For Many, Marriage Is Sexless, Boring and Oppressive: Time to Rethink the Institution?
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In between the political blow-ups caused by the adulteries of Senator John Ensign and Gov. Mark Sanford, darkly comic writer Sandra Tsing Loh, who has never been one to hide her personal life, wrote a sad, witty piece about the impending end of her 20-year marriage. Why are Tsing Loh and her husband calling it quits? Tsing Loh cheated on her husband, an event that apparently instigated their divorce. Someone should tell former White House press secretary Dana Perino, whose recent statements about electing women to politics included her musings about why women don't stray. We'll have to consider that hypothesis a dud, unless someone wants to challenge Tsing Loh's gender.
Tsing Loh took the opportunity of her divorce to dump all over the very existence of marriage, and got exactly the sort of reaction you get when you tip over a sacred cow: defensive. Extremely angry and defensive. Tsing Loh's entire body of work was practically called into question, she was called selfish (by people no doubt hoping that adequate lack of selfishness on their part would permanently shield them from the pain of falling out of love), and she was even called a drag. "Defensive" might seem like too harsh a word, but come on, calling Tsing Loh "a drag" is classic grasping behavior. Tsing Loh might be a lot of things, but as her long and storied career shows, "a drag" is not one of those things.
But that's what you get for dissing marriage, even after an endless stream of prominent adulteries rocking the very unsexy world of politics, even when marriages still have a one in two chance of failing, and even in a society so shot through with divorce that the most surefire way to start a flamewar on the internet is to write a post about child support or visitation. The more evidence shoved in our faces that marriage just doesn't work as well as we want, the more we bury our heads in the fantasy of marriage. Or, as Tsing Loh says:
Just because marriage didn't work for us doesn't mean we don't believe in the institution. Just because our own marital track records are mixed doesn't mean our hearts don't lift at the sight of our daughters' Tiffany-blue wedding invitations. After all, we can easily arrange to sit far from our exes, across the flower-bedecked aisle, so as not to roil the festive day. Just because we know that nearly half of U.S. marriages end in divorce -- including perhaps even those of our own parents (my dearest childhood wish was not just that my parents would divorce, but also that my raging father would burst into flames) -- doesn't mean we aren't confident ours is the one that will beat the odds.
One gets the sense that Americans doth protest too much. Bridal magazines and tabloids gushing about celebrity weddings burst forth from the checkout racks, and the average cost of a wedding has soared to above $27,000, as if coating the institution with enough cash will save it. At the exact same time as Americans gush enthusiastically about weddings, the majority of American women live without a spouse, either because they're divorced, single, separated, or living with a partner they're not married to. The fantasy of marriage invigorates us, but the reality of it just isn't working for growing numbers of Americans.
This gap between fantasy and reality goes a long way to explaining why conservatives claim to be fighting to protect traditional marriage, when what they mean is fighting to keep gays and lesbians out. Protecting traditional marriage sounds good to the public, since the tatters in which straight people have left marriage compels the public to think that marriage needs protecting. But of course, pinning the blame on the people who didn't actually do anything to ruin marriage is just old-fashioned scape-goating -- incoherent and mean-spirited. Like Dolly Parton said when asked if gays should be allowed to marry, gay people have a right to be as miserable as the rest of us.
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FILE - In this Nov. 7, 2007 file photo members of a Palestinian honor guard stand next to the tombstone, backdropped by a huge poster, which marks the grave of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, inside Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah. Abbas has given his permission for the exhumation of the remains of his predecessor, Yasser Arafat, a top aide said Monday, July 9, 2012, days after a Swiss institute reported finding elevated traces of a radioactive substance on the late leader's belongings. (AP Photo/Muhammed Muheisen, File)
PARIS (AP) — Yasser Arafat's widow says French judges will visit the West Bank town of Ramallah as part of a probe into his death.
The circumstances of the Palestinian leader's death eight years ago in a French military hospital have long aroused suspicion, with a Swiss laboratory recently claiming it had detected radioactive polonium-210 on his clothing.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas reluctantly agreed this summer to allow Arafat's remains to be exhumed after the new evidence prompted his widow, Suha Arafat, to seek a criminal investigation in France.
In a statement issued through her French and British lawyers Wednesday, she said three investigating judges in charge of the case from a western Paris suburb say they are arranging a visit to Ramallah.
The statement said French scientific experts will "soon" be able to take samples from Arafat's body, without elaborating.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Avengers Filming Part 3
EDIT: Apparently, I misunderstood how much I was able to say about my experiences on set. Although I realize it's too little, too late, I'm removing the original content of this post as a gesture of goodwill towards Marvel.
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Cinco de Mayo in Calverton: First bites
The three tacos I had at for lunch at the Cinco de Mayo in Calverton were not only excellent; they also gave testimony to the authenticity and skill to be found at this new Mexican restaurant. The spacious dining spot, open since November in the former home of Crossroads, is done up in red, green and white — the colors of the Mexican flag, proudly displayed. Chef co-owner Refugio Iglesias, who...Read more »
Port Washington: Souper Bowl Saturday
As Super Bowl Sunday draws near, so does Souper Bowl Saturday, that annual celebration of soup sponsored by the Port Washington Chamber of Commerce. Souper Bowl VI, played on Feb. 2, will feature the soup stylings of 17 local establishments including Ayhan's (Fish Kebab and Shish Kebab and Mediterranean Marketplace), Main Street Bakery, Pepe Rosso and Toscanini. Adults pay $7 (kids under 12, $3)...Read more »
Barbie gets her own restaurant
Just what the world needed: A Barbie-themed restaurant. Not anywhere within driving distance, but, rather, in far-off Taipei. If you're among the Barbie-obsessed, however, you might want to book a trip forthwith. If not, you probably want to stop reading, for risk of sugar shock. Anyway, the place — licensed by Barbie's maker, Mattel — is completely done in magenta and pink, with bar tables modeled...Read more »
Scorpion Grill comes to Miller Place
Serving up chili con carne and quesadillas, the new Scorpion Grill enters the Miller Place eating scene. Chef-owner John Henry described the counter-serve strip mall spot as having a loosely Southwest theme. "We're not a burrito or taco place, although we have those on the menu," Henry said, adding that he roasts his own chilies for the restaurant's salsa and hand cuts the fries. A glance...Read more »
Swingbellys closes in Lynbrook; expects to rebuild in Long Beach
Swingbellys Beachside BBQ has closed its Lynbrook branch. That doesn't mean you won't be digging into the restaurant's smoky spice-rubbed ribs in the not-so-distant future. The original Long Beach restaurant, decimated by superstorm Sandy, is working through the insurance maze. An email from restaurant spokesman Sean Sullivan said that the BBQ house is making progress with claims and expects to...Read more »
Kelli's of Nesconset: New for sports and wings
Kelli's Grille & Wing House takes over the freestanding brick building that used to house Foster's Grille. It seems to have been born for watching big games. As owner Joe Crennan tells it, there are 25 flat screen TVs playing virtually every sporting event televised, including pay-per-views. Individual TV screens in booths can be tuned to kids' shows on request. The Kelli for which the place...Read more »
Super Bowl chicken wing shortage? Never mind
Over the weekend the Internet was abuzz with a rumored chicken-wing shortage. The furor was no doubt prompted by a news release, issued on Jan. 22, by the National Chicken Council. "Super Bowl weekend is unquestionably the biggest time of the year for wings," it begins. Soon Bill Roenigk, the Council's chief economist and market analyst, declares that chicken "companies produced about one percent...Read more »
Living Room, East Hampton: Wine dinner
The Living Room, the restaurant at c/o The Maidstone in East Hampton, hosts a five-course, wine-themed dinner on Feb. 8. Cost: $125 per person, plus tax and tip. Dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The restaurant's wine director, Chris Miller, will oversee a tasting of six wines, after which diners will choose three to accompany dinner. Chef de cuisine Mathias Brogie's menu includes juniper-cured...Read more »
West East Bistro, Hicksville: New chef, new look, new menu
West East Bistro in Hicksville has lately undergone a few changes. The place is now called West East All Natural Bar & Bistro and has a new executive chef — Jay Jadeja, who co-owns the place with Danny Wu. Jadeja is also chef at the Cedar Beach Bar & Grill in Mount Sinai and, in the past, owned the former Wildflower in Manhattan. The interior of West East has been redone in a warmer color...Read more »
Super Bowl Sunday: Restaurant takeout touchdowns
As Super Bowl Sunday looms large, so does the demand for wings, subs and platters of hearty fare. Rising to the challenge are these restaurants, each of which want to be the go-to spot for to-go eats. Just one tip: Order as early as possible. Snaps American Bistro in Wantagh will put together trays of food designed to feed 10 to 15 (half trays feed 5 to 8). Here's a sampling; prices are for...Read more »


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Far from home (but not as far as I thought)
Well, my journey into the land of study abroad began early Thursday morning with a long flight out of Seattle. The first few days of this week were filled with much excitement, lots of questions, and plenty of stressing out … Continue reading
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The easy life…
Whelp, yesterday, I in fact did not have my first class. Although it did say classes started this week, the detailed lecture plan revealed that our first class is next week. So, little did I realize, I didn't have class … Continue reading
New friends and new confusions!
Buddy week went great! The first people I met were three girls from Singapore, who all came from the same University. After the initial breaking of the ice, the group seemed to hit it off. A Polish girl named Dorota … Continue reading
13.9.2011 Yesterday we went to the market to get some fresh veggies and fruit- the stand had an indoor part with all these great foods from around the world (none from America though…). It was a bit cheaper than the … Continue reading
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I'm getting ready to fly out to Galway, Ireland. I fly out on the 29th of August at 6am in the morning and arrive in Galway around 11am giving me a day to regroup before orientation starts. I've attempted to … Continue reading
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Today was my first day in Oslo, Norway. The European journey started with a stop in Reykjavik, Iceland- the airport was modestly sized despite it being a pretty substantial international hub. Sitting in the cafeteria area, eating my pear and … Continue reading
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So I'm soooo nervous I leave for London on the 27th of August. Then I have till the 6th to get to Italy which is my free time to travel a little bit of Europe before school starts. I'm staying … Continue reading
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Last few hours in 'Murica
I'm sitting on my Aunt's couch in Denver, Colorado downloading some fresh music, calling my phone company, getting my bank account in order, and getting some last minute relaxation time in ("relaxation" I should say, considering my mind is constantly … Continue reading
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CALCASIEU PARISH - by Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office
On February 12, Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office deputies were dispatched to a home on Kingham Street in Lake Charles in reference to a disturbance.
Upon arrival, deputies discovered Matthew F. Taylor, 42, Lake Charles, struck a 72 year old female family member numerous times causing severe bruising. The investigation also revealed the elderly victim had an active protective order against Taylor.
Medical emergency personnel responded and transported the woman to a local hospital for treatment. During an examination by doctors, the victim was found to have suffered from a fractured collar bone, two sprained wrists, and multiple contusions to the head, upper arms and hands.
On February 22, Taylor, who has a lengthy criminal history which includes six arrests for simple battery against the same female family member since 2005, was arrested and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center and charged with violation of a protective order; 2nd degree battery; and cruelty to the infirmed.
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What's on
We've lots of activities and events going on at Stowe over the next few months. Events include guided walks, family fun, and seasonal self-led trails to see the best of the gardens.
Family fun
- Rugs at the ready - families love the surroundings of Stowe for a picnic
- We've plenty of space, so why not bring your kites to fly?
- We welcome four-legged friends and their well-behaved families
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Get to know Stowe courtesy of Barry, our head gardener. He's written a short introduction to Stowe: what you can expect to see and some of his highlights.
Read more about visiting Stowe as a Georgian tourist would have 300 years ago
Our shop and cafe
- Large new café built in the style of a traditional barn
- Local, seasonal menus
- Sample our New Inn Restoration Ale
- Seasonal plants for sale
- New ranges of local gifts - honey, jewellery, toiletries...
- Buy garden ornaments, pots and furniture
- Toddler Tuesdays: new games to play with every Tuesday morning
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Kyrra Richards, who has type 1 diabetes, has transformed her desire for a stylish diabetes carrying case into a thriving business. Her sense of style has struck a chord with a large audience, including a company that is working with her to customize her line to its pump. It's been several years since Diabetes Health interviewed Kyrra at an AADE conference (http://www.diabeteshealth.com/tv/play/182.html). I spoke to her recently to catch up and see how things were going.
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October is my diagnosis month. At 14 years old, I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes just a few weeks before Halloween. I remember thinking, at least I'm too old for trick or treating. My younger sister had been diagnosed six months earlier, however, and at 10 years old, she still loved to trick or treat. To ease her pain, my parents got creative and shifted the emphasis of Halloween off sweets and onto scary: Haunted houses, hayrides, and parties with bowls full of smushed tomatoes for witches hearts and cold grapes for eyeballs became our annual tradition. My sister and I still said no to most of the sugary sweets, but we were the first ones to say yes when the doors of the haunted house opened.
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Hi all, I'm feeling old and TIRED these days, and starting to wonder if its my age or just being mom to a six month old. I'm 38, will be 39 in September. (We started ttc when i was 35 and i took me two years to get pg with DS who is now 6 months). and lately I am feeling absolutely bone tired. I still do all the mom/baby stuff, but just about everything else (cooking, cleaning, laundry, exercise, returning emails and calls from friends) is falling by the wayside or really really delayed. For a couple months I was pretty energetic, but now I'm getting by on the bare minimum.
DS still does not sttn yet so I'm up with him every two to three hours over night nursing. We are starting to consider TTC #2, but to be honest, I'm so tired now I can't imagine having two. Am I just too old for this, or is this just six months of interrupted sleep catching up with me?
and did it get any better energy wise for you when your LO started sleeping through the night?
Thanks for your commiseration, ladies.
It has nothing to do with your age. I felt this way with my first and I was 30 at the time. It WILL get better when he starts sleeping thru the night. Interrupted sleep (even when you get 6-8 hours total) is not the same as getting a full night's sleep. I can so understand you not wanting to TTC right now. I waited until first DS was 2 before I could even think about TTC again. But if it makes you feel any better, the 2nd baby is sooo much easier. You have lots of experience and not so quick to jump up and panic. You're also more willing to let baby cry a little longer so they can self soothe. My first DS woke up once a night for his 2am feeding (even after I stopped nursing) well into 18 months. My second DS started sleeping thru the night at 2 months. Other moms would tell me that the first child is the practice child for you to make all your mistakes. I didn't like hearing it at the time when I only had one child, but it is true.
Thanks, ladies for the encouragement. I can see my situation in all of your posts. I have also become a semi-coffee drinker, and count my daily latte as a reward for having gotten out of the house! I'm glad to hear it becomes easier with number two. Given my age, and how long it took me to get pg with #1 my window for conceiving number two is swiftly closing, so its kind if a now or never thing. I think we'll leave it up to fate at this point, and if number two comes that will be great. If not we are happy with just one too.
Ps. Elf...I also got pg waiting for IVF to start. My baby is definitely a miracle child as well!
I was indescribably tired until DS1 was well over 1. We weren't totally sure we'd TTC again anyway, but there's no way I would have considered it before DS1 turned 2.
That said, he was an exceptionally bad sleeper and we conceived him easily. If we got a bit more sleep or if we had fertility issues the first time we probably would have hopped to mush earlier.
I think you answered your own question... Get three days in a row of sustained sleep and finish up the BF and you're going to see an energy shift. BF can sap your energy just as much as a lack of sleep, add in age and it's a recipe for exhaustion.
For me, the energy level didn't improve until I got the thyroid levels leveled. Once that happened along with some sustained/consistent sleep, everything balanced. (along with being done EP!)
I would think that 6 mos without a full night's rest is catching up with you. Is there anyone that could take care of your LO for one night at least so you can get some sleep? I recall that when DS was not yet sleeping through the night I felt like I would just collapse. It was a horrible time period for me and I really felt at the end of my rope. When DS did start sleeping through the night it was absolute bliss. Of course I was still tired caring for a LO but I wasn't "beyond exhausted" anymore.
Hope things get better for you soon.
I'm nearly 44. I've been bone tired for nearly 7 years now. Getting a bit of energy back lately (kids are 4.5 and 6).
Are you pregnant? I remember feeling unusually tired when DS1 was 10 months old and sure enough, I was knocked up again (we were trying).
Seriously, to this day if I have an hour or more to myself, I always think that taking a nap is clearly the very best idea.
Hang in there.
Just lurking, but I wanted to add that you should have your iron levels checked.
When DD was around 6 months, I was so tired all the time. But it seemed more than just "baby tired" . had some bloodwork done, iron practically zero. within a week of supplements, I could feel the difference.
hope that helps.
I definitely think it's normal, and that most of it is just months of broken sleep catching up on you.
Having said that, I was wretchedly tired after DD2 (She was maybe 10mths old). DD2 had never STTN, and I assumed it was months of broken sleep. But one day I decided to run it past my Dr because I simply didn't have the energy for anything beyond what HAD to happen.
I ended up having a thyroid issue (which is reasonably common post pregnancy, I'm told). A few weeks on medication and I felt like a new woman.
So I agree with pp that it can be worth getting some blood work done. It could be iron levels. It could be your thyroid. It could be something else. It could just be dealing with the lack of sleep. But it's worth checking because a lot of minor issues have really simple solutions.
mwd:It does get better when your LO sleeps through the night. But, don't overlook having your thyroid checked as well.
I agree with this, along with making sure your iron and vitamin D levels are good. Although, to be honest, I just had my thyroid levels checked and mine are wonderful and I'm still bone tired. I found that going out for a walk after dinner helps me feel a little more awake in the evenings so that I'm not wanting to fall asleep right after the kids are in bed and then I also assume it's because I'm 41 and have four kids under 7, with two being under two.
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I think it's more so that your LO doesn't sleep through the night yet. Try to sleep when the baby sleeps, be sure to eat plenty of vegetables, and take a multiple vitamin. I still took the prenatal vitamin when I was nursing.
I'm tired also and DS starts kindergarten this year (I'm 39). I try to go to bed early, eat veggies often, take my multiple vitamin, and try to give myself some downtime on a regular basis.
I would think that 6 mos without a full night's rest is catching up with you. Is there anyone that could take care of your LO for one night at least so you can get some sleep?
I experienced this to and was fortunate that my mother cared for my son one or two nights (not in a row) and fed him pumped milk at 2:00AM. It was amazing how much it helped to be able to sleep just one night. It also helped to be relieved of the responsibility of caring for him. Not only could I sleep uninterrupted, but I wasn't constantly "listening for him" and was able to sleep well. That period of time was really hard. I remember the first time he STTN....I tried to recreate it over and over (didn't work)...eventually he became consistent.
Good luck. It will get better.


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MPS to gauge interest in new Montessori school
Amid the growing interest in public Montessori programs in the city, Milwaukee Public Schools is testing the waters to see if there's enough energy to add yet another such school to the system.
The district is conducting two community meetings this month to see if there's adequate interest in a new Montessori school on the city's northwest side, said Phil Dosmann, principal of the new Howard Avenue Montessori School in Bay View and a long-time advocate for Montessori programs in Milwaukee.
Dosmann said if there's sufficient interest, the administration might bring a proposal for a new Montessori school in that area to the Milwaukee School Board, potentially in December.
The first community meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at Lowell P. Goodrich School, 8251 N. Celina St. The second meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at the same location, according to the district.
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I am a fan of Montessori and I hope MPS succeeds with this endeavor. That said, when there are waiting lists at the language immersion schools every year, why are they not investing in more language schools? These schools actually attract children from outside the city and consistently do well academically. Yes to the proposal of Montessori but how about supporting and expanding the existing programs that are already proven successful?
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Nordson Corporation (Nasdaq: NDSN) today announced the acquisition of Plymouth, Michigan based Sealant Equipment & Engineering, Inc., a leader in the engineering and manufacturing of meter, mix and dispense equipment and valves which apply 1-part, 2-part and 3-part adhesive, sealant and lubricating materials. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The acquired business had sales of $18 million for the trailing twelve months ended June 30, 2012, employs 60 people, and will operate as part of Nordson's Industrial Coating Systems segment.
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As any intro psychology student can tell you, Freud theorized that dreams represent the wishes that we fear admitting to others, and ourselves, because their content is so dangerous. However, at the time of Freud's writing, the only data he had to go on were (a) his own and (b) those of the patients he was treating for "hysteria" (today's clients with anxiety or somatic symptom disorders). Dreams remain elusive entities to study because their reporting is so notoriously unreliable. However, researchers determined to get to the bottom of these fascinating flights of the unconscious mind continue to pursue their content, and their ultimate meaning.
Calvin Kai-Ching Yu, of Hong Kong Shue Yan University, is one of the more recent dream researchers trying to figure out the source of our nighttime flights of fancy. He believes that by capturing the totality of data about people's dreams, researchers can eventually discover the "motifs," or prominent themes, of the dreaming experience. According to Yu, some themes appear with astonishing regularity. These motifs are not only remarkably consistent across people, but also consistent within individuals over time. Furthermore, people can start recalling their dreams as early as the age of eight, have similar dreams across cultures, and most surprisingly, bear a startling resemblance to the delusions of people with psychotic disorders.


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Institute for Health and Aging, Box 0646, University of California, San Francisco, CA 94143 0646, USA
Gerontologist 44:731-8. 2004..We argue that societal expectations about longevity and standard medical care come together today in a shifting ethics of normalcy, with unexplored socio-cultural ramifications...
- Risk, life extension and the pursuit of medical possibilityJanet K Shim
Institute for Health and Aging, University of California San Francisco, 3333 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94143, USA
Sociol Health Illn 28:479-502. 2006..For practitioners and patients alike, the engagement of risk, the preservation of hope it facilitates and the routinisation of intervention it produces all contribute to the emerging mandate to treat at ever-older ages...
- Clinical life: expectation and the double edge of medical promiseJanet K Shim
University of California, CA 94143 0612, USA
Health (London) 11:245-64. 2007..This latter feature of clinical life is rarely publicly acknowledged in an environment that emphasizes medical promise...
- Late-life cardiac interventions and the treatment imperativeJanet K Shim
Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States of America
PLoS Med 5:e7. 2008
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Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, University of California, San Francisco, 3333 California Street, Suite 455, San Francisco, CA 94143 0612, USA
J Health Soc Behav 51:1-15. 2010..S. health care; their direct and indirect effects as instrumental as well as symbolic forms of capital; and their ability to account for the systematic yet variable relationship between social status and health care interactions...
- Old age, life extension, and the character of medical choiceSharon R Kaufman
Institute for Health and Aging, Box 0646, University of California, San Francisco, CA 94143 0646, USA
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AUDIO: Robert Pattinson and David Cronenberg's Interview on Kermode and Mayo's Film Review
Here's the audio we took of Robert Pattinson and David Cronenberg's interview on the Kermode and Mayo's Film Review. If you use this audio please source us.
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Thank you for posting this.Listening to Rob is always a pleasure. Sorry I can't say the same about Cronenberg. In saying you couldn't connect with the film, but maybe that's what Cronenberg intended. Ah, giving him an out I see. No such luck with me for him. You found it difficult to connect with the film because Cronenberg couldn't connect with DeLillo's novel at all. He wanted to piss all over and stamp Cronenberg on this film to OWN it!
Cronenberg in interviews has demonstrated he doesn't know the difference between cyber-capital and capital. Well, honey let me set you straight: capital has a product. Marx has written the definitive definition and description of capital, so obviously you aren't too familiar with Marx except for a sound bite here and there, which you are very good at – DAVID! (Get my sub-text!)
DeLillo has said in his Krasny youtube interview that he created a character who would destroy CYBER – capital in one day. Cyber-capital is global. It circulates. It rises and sets like the sun – Jean Baudrillard. It has no representation. It is just numbers, money talking to itself, as Vija Kinski says, circulating globally, just numbers on a screen. As Packer says, "just air." Nothing. But it will leave people to retch and die in the gutter, so says Vija Kinski.And while numbers are circulating, sex is circulating and so is information. We are drowning in information.
Then he says about Occupy that they are anti-capitalists who want a piece of the pie. No they aren't. They have no agenda and this is their strength. Google Zizek who makes a speech to them on Wall Street. Cronenberg has no political consciousness. AT. ALL.
"a rat is the unit of currency" is a line from a poem by Herbert from an award winning collection of his poetry. Herbert and DeLillo received the Jerusalem Prize in recent years. DeLillo read Herbert's poem at the first memorial service for 9-11.
In the TOTEL review of Cosmopolis, Cronenberg, , when asked about the rat, said he didn't deal in metaphors. He didn't know the meaning and he didn't think -DON – (get that friendly first name sub-text) probably didn't either.
Does Cronenberg know anything at all about this crucial novel of our time. NOPE.
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The latest victim of the Celtics' injury bug? Shaquille O'Neal, who left last night's game with a sore hip after less than seven minutes of playing time.
Shaq did not make the trip to Washington with the team, meaning he almost certainly won't play tonight against the Wizards. He could play Tuesday against Cleveland, but Doc Rivers said the team would probably need Semih Erden the next couple games. (Green Street)
"We're going to need him probably the next couple of games," Rivers said of Erden. "We're probably not going to take [O'Neal] on the trip. I think it's his hip. Something locked up. We'll just have to see how long that will be."
After Wednesday night's game against Detroit, Rivers explained what it's like for an old body like Shaq's.
"Honest to God, when you get old, there's days the legs work and days they don't," Rivers said. "And you can't call them. Honest to God, in my last year, there was no rhyme or reason. You can play a back-to-back game, the second day you felt great and the first — it made no sense. And you know, I think that's who he will be."
As a 23-year old who stopped working out for a full year and thus has the body of a 38-year old geezer like Shaq, I can vouch for Doc's theory. Some days I wake up and hunch over when I walk because my back hurts so bad. I limp because my leg throbs with pain, and I don't even know why it hurts — until I realize I spent ten minutes on the treadmill the previous day. I try to play basketball, except I look like Rasheed Wallace — I travel from three-point arc to three-point arc, and play as if the painted area has a restraining order on me — mostly because my body feels like Big Baby sat on me for three straight weeks.
There are other days when I wake up and feel like Zeus. I head to the gym and sprint on the eliptical machine for a full hour. I bench press and set personal records, and lift heavy weights like they're feathers (admittedly, the "lift heavy weights like they're feathers" part is a slight exaggeration). I scrimmage against my JV players in practice, and — yes, I know I'm a former college basketball player playing against high school JV players — I play like I never missed a beat. On days like that, my body actually does what I tell it to. Just like the old days, back when my body was cut from stone (or, rather, cut from something besides flab).
And so I understand why Shaq's body doesn't cooperate every night. I feel your pain, Shaq. The silver lining to Shaq's latest injury is that we now get to see Semih Erden play more basketball for the next game or two (or however many). And though it hurts to see Shaq hurt after he'd played so well the past couple games, long live the Turk.