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Nearly everywhere in America, this summer is a scorcher, and we know that as a responsible pet parent, you want to do everything you can to keep your best four-legged friends cool. So when you look at your Pomeranian, Golden Retriever or long-haired cat wearing a thick, fluffy coat, you might feel tempted to break out your grooming tools and give him a serious hair cut.
But hold those clippers! While you or I would hate to sport a fur coat in 100-degree weather, your pets' fur coats are actually providing them with heat relief.
"A dog's coat is kind of like insulation for your house," explains Dr. Louise Murray, Vice President of the ASPCA Animal Hospital. "Insulation stops your home from getting too cold in winter, but it also keeps it from overheating in summer—and your dog's coat does the same thing."
Dogs' coats have several layers, and these layers are essential to your dog's comfort in the heat. Robbing your dog of this natural cooling system can lead to discomfort and overheating. And keeping your dog cool isn't the only reason to leave his coat intact, Dr. Murray warns. Your dog's coat prevents your pup from getting sunburn and helps protect her from skin cancer.
So what can you do? "It's OK to trim your long-haired dog's long hair, such as any hair that hangs down on his legs," Dr. Murray says. Just never attempt to clip mats off your pet's coat with scissors, Dr. Murray adds. And if you've got a long-haired kitty, leave her coat intact. Instead, brush her a little more frequently during the hot summer months.
To protect your pet from sunburn and skin cancer, save longer walks for evenings, and consider applying pet-specific sun block to thinly covered areas like the bridge of your dog's nose, the tips of his ears and his belly, Dr. Murray suggests, noting that pets with thin coats, as well as those with white or light-colored coats, are especially at risk for sun damage.
Of course, pet parents should remember to keep pets inside with plenty of water during hot days—hydration is key! For more important information on summer pet care, visit our Hot-Weather Tips.
I agree with you too. I have a 7 year old Border Collie/Australian Shepard mix and I've had her shaved down the last few summers...sometimes 3 times in a summer. She's happier, I'm happier with less hair floating around. I've had groomers say that it may not grow back the same. Who Cares I tell them. I'm not entering her in a beauty contest...but guess what. it always grows back the same. Don't believe everything you read. We know what our dogs like.
no... she is laying around to regulate temp...she is sitting in her own AC, that u then shave off. she doesnt lay around bc she cannpt stay cool
My Golden Retriever has/had the thickest coat my groomer had ever seen and we made the decision to give him a hair cut this summer - not shaving, but cutting. He developed some health problems, and went through an extensive list of diagnostic tests some of which required his belly to be shaved down to the skin. Turns out he has Cushings Disease, and his hair is not growing back . . . he looks ridiculous with that bare belly and bald patch on his leg from all the blood tests. Hope he gets some of it back by winter!
I totally agree with Steve's comment. Carl, Global warming is a fact but whether man-caused or not is still a subject that is being debated by scientists. The part of CO2 that man is responsible for in the environment is less than .1% All this nonsense is causing pricing to rise for many products and all for not. So we make it impossible through regulations to use our own coal and guess what? We aren't using it but China is. So we export our natural resource to China where they don't follow any EPA regulations and use our cheap resource. How does that help our environment. So stick to dogs and forget trying to link global warming with dogs coats.
Many of the world`s climate scientists DO NOT subscribe to the current PC notion of global warming. There is much scientific evidence that the planet is actually on a COOLING trend. You might want to redirect your thoughts to your dog`s breed, age, health, diet, lifestyle & micro-climate.
Actually, 97% of the experts in the field do agree on global warming. No reputable / knowledgable expert who works in the field believes that cooling is going on.
Do you watch Fox News to get your information on Global "Cooling"? You are sadly misinformed: Global Warming is a reality. Domestic animals and wildlife are well aware of this, but unfortunately, flat earth science and their followers believe otherwise.
You overstate. A minority of climatologists - a very small minority - don't "believe" in global warming. The rest do based on scientific studies including the studies done at Hawaii. The only real question is whether or not this is a man-made trend (as the rapid increase in change suggests) or a natural trend as has happened in the past. Although warming trends have happened, there is no evidence that one has ever happened as quickly as the present one.
My springer spaniel blows all the time, losing her undercoat and regrowing it year round but she also goes through 2 really big sheddings a year. It never occurred to me to shave her, it seems like she's regulating her temperature all by herself.


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Shaun McClinton, a sophomore, plays tuba with fellow members of the Rich Central High School band as they practice at the school in Olympia Fields, Illinois, Friday, January 4, 2013. The band is going to a competition in Washington, D.C., during the presidential inauguration. | Joseph P. Meier~Sun-Times Media
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They may be blocks away and they may have to use binoculars, but members of the Rich Central High School band are determined to experience as much as they can Monday when President Barack Obama is sworn in for his second term.
"It's going to be awesome witnessing history in the marking," band director Phil Crews said. "Even if it's in the vicinity, it will be electric for us all."
The band is going to Washington, D.C. for Obama's inauguration as well as to play at a nearby inauguration-themed high school band competition.
About 55 students from the Olympia Fields school will make the trip from Friday to Tuesday. It's about a 12-hour ride each way by bus.
The band is to perform Saturday at the Presidential Inaugural Heritage Music Festival at the Chesapeake Arts Center in Baltimore. The school's concert, jazz and marching bands, as well as the majorettes and color guard, will perform during the festival, which also features a dinner, dance and awards reception.
Rich Central will be one of four Illinois schools participating from among just 30 nationwide.
Crews said his school initially tried to get a spot in the official presidential inaugural parade, but it was not selected. More than 20,000 high school bands applied to be in the inauguration and only 20 or so were selected, Crews said.
About 10 chaperones will accompany the Rich Central students. The trip costs about $865 per person.
There have been fundraisers, Crews said, but each student is paying his or her own way.
"It's not easy to raise money," senior drum major Joy Amade said. "Everything we did, we worked hard for."
Crews said the band will try to "get as close as possible to the (swearing-in) festivities."
The band from Rich South High School, a sister school to Rich Central, went to Washington in 2009 to perform at the Presidential Inaugural Heritage Music Festival, but members watched the inauguration from their hotel rooms in nearby Virginia to avoid the crowds and freezing cold temperatures.
This will be the Rich Central band's first big trip in several years. It previously played at the Cotton Bowl, the Chick Fil-A Bowl, and at Disney festivals.
Since this is a trip to the nation's capital, the band will do its share of sightseeing as well. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and the Ford Theater, where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, all are likely stops on the band's journey.
Sophomore drum major Jaya Thomas, who also plays baritone and alto sax, said she looks forward to the band getting more exposure by playing at the event.
"High school bands don't get the same type of recognition," Thomas said. "People will be there to listen to you and it's not just about the football team."

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By Brian Liskai (Attica, OH) While the weather outside may not be ideal for mud-slinging dirt track racing action now, work at Attica Raceway Park is proceeding and the excitement to be offered up in 2007 will certainly warm the thoughts of race fans.Many more improvements and a very aggressive action packed schedule have Promoter John Bores and his race staff excited about the 2007 season at Attica Raceway Park. The new ARP team made tremendous strides during the 2006 season at "Ohio's Finest Racing" venue after taking over the racetrack in mid January last year.Improvements began immediately with repairing the drainage system, installing new concession equipment, an all new guardrail down the front stretch, digging a pond with an endless water supply for track preparation, many pieces of equipment for track preparation, and increased purses for all classes.
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St. Xavier University's Department of Women and Gender Studies is hosting a symposium in honor of Women's History Month, called "Binders full of women: Examining gender on campus and beyond."
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Welcome and coffee, 8:30 to 9 a.m.
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"Brown-Bag Lunch: Women in Politics" with former 19th Ward Ald. and SXU senior fellow Virginia Rugai, noon to 12:50 p.m.
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Citing significant health and clean air benefits, EPA finalized the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) on March 10, 2005. This rule will result in the deepest cuts in sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) in more that a decade.
- The December 23, 2008 ruling leaves CAIR and the CAIR FIPs -- including the CAIR trading programs -- in place until EPA issues a new rule to replace CAIR in accordance with the July 11, 2008 decision. Read the court decision (PDF) (4pp, 22k). EPA informed the Court that development and finalization of a replacement rule could take about two years.
- The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has ruled on petitions for review of the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) and CAIR Federal Implementation Plans (FIPs), including their provisions establishing the CAIR NOX annual and ozone season and SO2 trading programs. On July 11, 2008, the Court issued an opinion vacating and remanding these rules; however, parties to the litigation requested rehearing of aspects of the Court's decision, including the vacatur of the rules. On December 23, 2008, the Court granted rehearing only to the extent that it remanded the rules to EPA without vacating them.
- On March 10, 2005, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR), a rule that will achieve the largest reduction in air pollution in more than a decade. This action, called the "Interstate Air Quality Rule" when it was proposed in January 2004, offers steep and sustained reductions in air pollution as well as dramatic health benefits at more than 25 times greater than the cost by 2015.
- Through the use of the proven cap-and-trade approach, CAIR achieves substantial reductions of sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions and is a powerful component of the Administration's plan to help over 450 counties in the eastern U.S. meet EPA's protective air quality standards for ozone or fine particles.
- SO2 and NOx contribute to the formation of fine particles and NOx contributes to the formation of ground-level ozone. Fine particles and ozone are associated with thousands of premature deaths and illnesses each year. Additionally, these pollutants reduce visibility and damage sensitive ecosystems.
- By the year 2015, the Clean Air Interstate Rule will result in:
-- $85 to $100 billion in annual health benefits, annually preventing 17,000 premature deaths, millions of lost work and school days, and tens of thousands of non-fatal heart attacks and hospital admissions.
-- nearly $2 billion in annual visibility benefits in southeastern national parks, such as Great Smoky and Shenandoah.
-- significant regional reductions in sulfur and nitrogen deposition, reducing the number of acidic lakes and streams in the eastern U.S.
- CAIR covers 27 eastern states and the District of Columbia. In this rule, EPA finds that SO2 and NOx emissions from 25 states and the District of Columbia contribute to unhealthy levels of fine particles in downwind states. In addition, NOx emissions in 25 eastern states and the District of Columbia contribute to unhealthy levels of 8-hour ozone in other downwind states. (See map on the Where You Live page for information on affected states)
Based on an assessment of the emissions contributing to interstate transport of air pollution and available control measures, EPA has determined that achieving required reductions in the identified states by controlling emissions from power plants is highly cost effective.
- States must achieve the required emission reductions using one of two compliance options: 1) meet the state's emission budget by requiring power plants to participate in an EPA-administered interstate cap and trade system that caps emissions in two stages, or 2) meet an individual state emissions budget through measures of the state's choosing.
- CAIR provides a Federal framework requiring states to reduce emissions of SO2 and NOx. EPA anticipates that states will achieve this primarily by reducing emissions from the power generation sector. These reductions will be substantial and cost-effective, so in many areas, the reductions are large enough to meet the air quality standards. The Clean Air Act requires that states meet the new national, health-based air quality standards for ozone and PM2.5 standards by requiring reductions from many types of sources. Some areas may need to take additional local actions. CAIR reductions will lessen the need for additional local controls.
- This final rule provides cleaner air while allowing for continued economic growth. By enabling states to address air pollutants from power plants in a cost effective fashion, this rule will protect public health and the environment without interfering with the steady flow of affordable energy for American consumers and businesses.
- If states choose to meet their emissions reductions requirements
by controlling power plant emissions through an interstate cap
and trade program, EPA's modeling shows that:
- In 2010, CAIR will reduce SO2 emissions by 4.3 million tons -- 45% lower than 2003 levels, across states covered by the rule. By 2015, CAIR will reduce SO2 emissions by 5.4 million tons, or 57%, from 2003 levels in these states. At full implementation, CAIR will reduce power plant SO2 emissions in affected states to just 2.5 million tons, 73% below 2003 emissions levels.
- CAIR also will achieve significant NOx reductions across states covered by the rule. In 2009, CAIR will reduce NOx emissions by 1.7 million tons or 53% from 2003 levels. In 2015, CAIR will reduce power plant NOx emissions by 2 million tons, achieving a regional emissions level of 1.3 million tons, a 61% reduction from 2003 levels.
- In 1990, national SO2 emissions from power plants were 15.7 million tons compared to 3.5 million tons that will be achieved with CAIR. In 1990, national NOx emissions from power plants were 6.7 million tons, compared to 2.2 million tons that will be achieved with CAIR.
- In upcoming but closely related action, EPA will impose the first ever federally-mandated requirements that coal-fired electric utilities reduce their emissions of mercury. Together the Clean Air Mercury Rule and the Clean Air Interstate Rule create a multi-pollutant strategy to reduce emissions throughout the United States.
- The Bush Administration continues to believe that the President's Clear Skies legislation is a more efficient, effective, long-term mechanism to achieve large-scale national reductions. Clear Skies legislation applies nationwide and is modeled on the highly successful Acid Rain Program. The Agency remains committed to working with Congress to pass legislation.
- The Clean Air Interstate Rule establishes a cap-and-trade system for SO2 and NOx based on EPA's proven Acid Rain Program. The Acid Rain Program has produced remarkable and demonstrable results, reducing SO2 emissions faster and cheaper than anticipated, and resulting in wide-ranging environmental improvements.
- EPA already allocated emission "allowances" for SO2 to sources subject to the Acid Rain Program. These allowances will be used in the CAIR model SO2 trading program. For the model NOx trading programs, EPA will provide emission "allowances" for NOx to each state, according to the state budget. The states will allocate those allowances to sources (or other entities), which can trade them. As a result, sources are able to choose from many compliance alternatives, including: installing pollution control equipment; switching fuels; or buying excess allowances from other sources that have reduced their emissions.
- Because each source must hold sufficient allowances to cover its emissions each year, the limited number of allowances available ensures required reductions are achieved.
- The mandatory emission caps, stringent emissions monitoring and reporting requirements with significant automatic penalties for noncompliance, ensure that human health and environmental goals are achieved and sustained.
- The flexibility of allowance trading creates financial incentives for electricity generators to look for new and low-cost ways to reduce emissions and improve the effectiveness of pollution control equipment.
Why EPA is Addressing Emissions of SO2 and NOx
- EPA established more protective fine particle and 8-hour ozone national air quality standards in 1997. Litigation and the need to establish a nationwide air monitoring system for fine particles delayed the implementation of these standards, but implementation is now moving forward. Areas not meeting these standards, known as "nonattainment" areas, were designated in 2004. These state and local governments are moving forward with plans to protect public health by attaining the standards as quickly as possible.
- Sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) contribute to the formation of fine particles (PM) and NOx contributes to the formation of ground-level ozone.
- Many sources contribute to levels of fine particle pollution and ozone that exceed national air quality standards. Some of these pollutants may originate hundreds or thousands of miles from the areas where violations are detected. The Clean Air Act's "good neighbor provisions" require states to eliminate emissions that substantially contribute to dirty air in downwind states.
- Under the Clean Air Act, states are required to submit plans to EPA within three years after the Agency revises a national air quality standard. Among other requirements, these plans must limit emissions in states that contribute significantly to unhealthy air downwind.
- Although states have not yet developed plans for meeting the national air quality standards for fine particle pollution and 8-hour ozone, EPA's analyses show that even substantial local emission controls still would leave many areas in the eastern US with unhealthy air in 2010.
- By limiting emissions of SO2 and NOx on a regional scale, the
Clean Air Interstate Rule will help all areas in the eastern US
achieve healthier air quality at reduced costs than a strategy
that relies solely on local controls.
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Having seen Sling advertised elsewhere, I wasn't even sure it was a Dish product.
So, did Dish develop it or buy it? If they bought it, why didn't/doesn't Murdoch go after the source?
Sling was originally a company that made peripherals that could work with any set top box. Echostar saw this and liked what they saw so they bought out Sling.
Sling still sells there own hardware that works with any provider, Dish just bought the company so that they could put there own spin on the tech lol.


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Survivors include: wife, Minnie Ruth Grandson of Drew; sons, Henry Lee Grandson and Henry Earl Grandson, both of Chicago, Ill., and Jerry Taylor of Toledo, Ohio; daughters, O.V. Thomason of Yazoo City and Bobbie Jean Taylor of Toledo, Ohio; sisters, Susie Jackson and Corine Hartley, both of Yazoo City, and Leola Winters of Chicago, Ill.; 26 grandchildren, 90 great-grandchildren, 38 great great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.


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KILLEKILL plays the Megahits
Carl Cox plays for charity at Electric Brixton
Ivano Tetelepta shows his True Colours
Ital brings A/V set to Europe
Danny Tenaglia billed for Amnesia closing party
Photek readies KU:PALM
First names announced for 2013 BPM Festival
Seth Troxler, Richie Hawtin, Dixon, John Digweed and more than 50 others have been confirmed for the 10-day festival in Mexico.
Dekmantel announce ADE lineup
Tue, 02 Oct 2012
Monoloc preps Drift
Lust For Youth debuts on Sacred Bones
Substance turns six with Blawan and Jackmaster
Raime reveal debut album
Sankeys Ibiza announces 2012 closing events
Club to Club's Italian New Wave comes to London
RBMA presents a night with SBTRKT in NYC
Erdbeerschnitzel turns a Tender Leaf
Lee Foss, Art Department and Jacques Lu Cont play Sydney sideshows
Wed, 03 Oct 2012
Peter Hook, Graeme Park and Mick Pickering mix Hacienda 30
Uncanny Valley starts sublabel, Shtum
Legowelt is The Paranormal Soul
Digweed headlines 2012 closing party at Privilege
Sub:Stance returns to NYC with Marcel Dettmann
Samurai Music shows us the Code of Honour
DJ Spider takes Europe
Thu, 04 Oct 2012
Hauschka collects Salon des Amateurs remixes
Where?House full programme released
Theo Parrish joins Let Them Eat Cake
Dial and Laid go to Barcelona with Roman Flügel
Serato unveils Serato DJ
Pantha Du Prince heads to North America
Vatican Shadow builds Ornamented Walls
No Way Back turns three with Model 500
Fri, 05 Oct 2012
Gudrun Gut explores the Wildlife
Details of Traktor Kontrol Z2 unveiled
Native Instruments will release their first fully fledged club mixer/controller in November.
RA Ibiza Weekly: Closing parties, Part I
Paradise, Pete Tong, Marco Carola, We Love... and Amnesia all come under the microscope.
Laurent Garnier celebrates 25 in Paris and Manchester
Calyx and TeeBee say All Or Nothing
Lindstrom to play three US gigs
Omar-S DJs in DC
Speedy J massacres Toronto for Halloween
Laurel Halo brings A/V set to Europe
Different World comes to San Francisco
Four Tet to play The Metro Theatre
Mon, 08 Oct 2012
Fantastic Man makes a Fine Choice
Derrick Carter to play Loft Studios
Wankelmut preps Wankelmoods Vol. 1
Shine marks 17 years with John Digweed
Holy Other and Vatican Shadow get Fixed in NYC
Dapayk Solo preps his first mix CD
Jimmy Edgar touches down in Australia
Tue, 09 Oct 2012
Ray Okpara shares his Good Times
Loose Squares preps footwork compilation
SP23 celebrates Spiral Tribe's 23rd
Björk compiles Biophilia remix album
Thomas Koener plans live film scores in Brooklyn and Boston
Ulrich Schnauss has A Long Way To Fall
Leif and Braiden play Public House's third
Bar Americas releases autumn schedule
Geiom sees a Black Screen
Mr C plays Beats For Boobs fundraiser in LA
Future Music Festival 2013 lineup announced
Wed, 10 Oct 2012
Stroboscopic Artefacts bundles their full vinyl catalog
Cutloose turns four with Lovefingers
See Classic Through the Eyes of Severino
Toro Y Moi gives Anything in Return
Rick Wilhite and Joe Babylon are Connecting the Compass
Objektivity's Sons of Raw take ADE
Full lineup revealed for BerMuDa 2012
DOOM does Village Underground
Squarepusher brings Mount Kimbie to North America
Slugabed and Ikonika head south together
Floating Points does Perth and Sydney
Thu, 11 Oct 2012
Eskimo ready massive label compilation, Eskimonde
Luciano cancels dates in Spain and Italy
Clouds ready mini-album for Ramp Recordings
Cayetano to release new album, Once Sometime
L.I.E.S goes to Glasgow
Harmless preps Acid Jazz 25th anniversary box set
Hyponik turns 10 with Hyperdub
Monolake billed for Ekko 2012
Kidkanevil and Daisuke Tanabe are Kidsuke
Aybee, XDB and DJ Deep rep Uzuri at ADE
Red Bull plots Culture Clash events across the UK
Cadenza residency launches in NYC
Flume preps his debut album
Fri, 12 Oct 2012
Mr. Raoul K preps Mande
Low Limit compiles Ouroboros
Conforce becomes Transcendent
Ducktails walks The Flower Lane
Shindig brings L.B.S to Newcastle
Marc Houle tours the US
Paul Woolford does Halloween in Vancouver
Crystal Castles unveil third album
Seth Troxler billed for UR1 Festival
Mon, 15 Oct 2012
Derrick Carter does House Masters
Millionhands launches a label
Clone, Delsin and Rush Hour go head-to-head at ADE
Robert Dietz mixes Arkitekt 01
Merzbow billed for Supersonic Festival
mono_cult debut at Canal Mills
Guy Gerber heads stateside again
Charanjit Singh to make European debut
Portable headlines The Monkey Bar Masquerade
Native Instruments hosts Traktor Cookery School at ADE
Sven Vath celebrates his birthday in Frankfurt
Tue, 16 Oct 2012
Gold and Soil prep debut LP for Non Projects
RA Ibiza Weekly: Closing parties, Part II
We conclude this year's column at Amnesia, Space, DC-10 and Sankeys.
Shifted and Ventress launch Mira
Upfront Project continues with Studio Barnhus
Axel Boman billed for Insomnia 2012
Hype Williams take the Tufnell Park Dome
Dave Clarke and Apollonia for Mint Club
Do Right bring Gilles Peterson to Toronto
Dinky plots US mini-tour
Maya Jane Coles billed for Field Day 2013
Losoul heads to Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney
Wed, 17 Oct 2012
Steve Hauschildt of Emeralds preps Sequitur
Dean Blunt's Narcissist II sees release on Hippos In Tanks
Sankeys Ibiza to re-open for winter season
Benji B and friends Make Noise
Pantha Du Prince readies Elements of Light
Hendrik Weber's new LP shows him continuing to work with The Bell Laboratory.
Pfirter gets extended in NYC
Fairmont to play album release party in Toronto
James Blake to DJ in Paris
Delano Smith debuts in Australia
Thu, 18 Oct 2012
Paul Corley finds Disquiet
Paul Kalkbrenner says Guten Tag
The German superstar will release his eighth album in November.
XL reissues Prodigy's The Fat of the Land
Enei preps debut album
Valhalla kicks off in Amsterdam
Innervisions board the Stubnitz
Gerry Read gets Jummy
Chestplate tour the United States
Pearson Sound and Ben UFO party in Sydney
Mad Racket turn 14 with Chris Duckenfield
Fri, 19 Oct 2012
Container readies another LP
Seth Troxler billed for Snowbombing 2013
Serato DJ software revealed
Koen Holtkamp preps new LP
Moritz von Oswald visits Another Earth
The Machine's Redhead gets a deluxe reissue
Starkey goes into Orbits
Justin Miller launches HAKT
Sven Vath mixes The Sound of the 13th Season
Silent Servant, Four Tet, Romanthony and Rhadoo all feature on this year's collection.
Marco Carola crosses the Atlantic
James Zabiela tours South America
Chris Liebing plots South American mini-tour
Audio Asylum turn one with Shy FX
Mon, 22 Oct 2012
Derrick May and Jimmy Edgar compile We Love Detroit
Due out this December on We Love Recordings, the two-disc collection bring together two different generations of Detroit.
Jakub Alexander readies debut album as Heathered Pearls
Charity series Above the Clouds launches in London
Morgan Geist headlines As You Like It
Beaner headlines La Mission fundraiser
Ten Ragas to a Disco Beat makes UK debut
Shy One preps Bedknobs and Boomkicks
Life and Death do Miami during Art Basel
Luke Solomon returns as The Digital Kid
Sydney Festival introduces Paradiso
Tue, 23 Oct 2012
Pete Tong and Reboot compile Future Sounds
Wermonster readies debut album, Ghosts Move Slowly
Melodica Recordings preps first compilation
RA's Exchange hits London with Seth Troxler
A Night and The City debuts at Prince Charles
TNGHT make North American debut
Vincent Parker readies second LP
dBridge tours the East Coast
Chris Liebing headlines Time Warp Holland 2012
Moodymann billed for Golden Plains
Theo Parrish Holds Tight!
Wed, 24 Oct 2012
Soundway Records preps Kiki Gyan retrospective
Annie Mac takes Disclosure and Magnetic Man on the road
Âme billed for notfitstate's New Year's Day party
Tiga mixes Tiga Non Stop
The 28-track mix features artists like Audion, Panda Bear and Locked Groove, plus forthcoming material from Turbo and a new track by Tiga and Matthew Dear.
The Green Series kicks off with Karenn
Lee Gamble readies LP for PAN
Area gets Lost with Derrick May
Bodytonic heads up The Beatyard
Doc Martin does Halloween at Sublevel
Steve Rachmad hits Brown Alley and One22
Thu, 25 Oct 2012
Alixander III of Azari & III preps solo album
Club4 releases its November schedule
Dixon and Omar-S play Balloween in Italy
My Dry Wet Mess is Stereo Typing
Session Victim head to North America for the first time
L.I.E.S. makes American Noise
Back to Basics turns 21 with Basement Jaxx
Stereo turns 13 with Ben Klock
Barem and Petre Inspirescu play Blkmarket's Freak Show
Ableton rolls out Live 9
In addition to a host of new features, instruments and effects, the latest update to the DAW will be released alongside a new controller, Push.
Traversable Wormhole lands in San Francisco
Troy Pierce sets sail in Sydney
Ben Sims visits Australia this November
Fri, 26 Oct 2012
!K7 announces 27th anniversary box
Electronic Explorations brings Swayzak to London
L.B.S comes to Liverpool for Circus
Scissor & Thread celebrate Halloween in Playa del Carmen
Butterz announces switch-up
Sat, 27 Oct 2012
Gobby comes Above Ground
Mon, 29 Oct 2012
James Ferraro makes Sushi
Loco Dice and Sven Vath first headliners for Madrid's Space Fest
Vatican Shadow compiles It Stands to Conceal
Detroit comes to Life in Milan
Chris Liebing spends a weekend stateside
Akufen and Vincent Lemieux play Les Nuits de Montreal in NYC
Gregor Tresher debuts in SF
James Blake billed for Pitchfork Music Festival Paris
Sepalcure and Shlohmo tour the US together
Tue, 30 Oct 2012
Vladislav Delay preps Kuopio
Sven Väth heads up Stuttgart Electronic Music Festival
Robert Hood debuts in Denver
NHK'Koyxen releases more Dance Classics
Madteo readies Noi No
Blackest Ever Black hits Switzerland
Prosumer and Virginia get Lowbrow in Leeds
tINI crosses the Atlantic
Josh Wink and Doc Martin play Sneak's Birthday Beats
Michael Mayer goes all night in Melbourne and Sydney
Wed, 31 Oct 2012
Kris Wadsworth contemplates Life and Death
First acts announced for CTM 2013
Chris & Cosey play live at Berghain
Policy preps debut album for Rush Hour
Dubfire returns to South America
Pete Dafeet mixes a Family Affair
Arkitekt present A Desolat Birmingham
Phonique makes Time for House 2
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ATI Radeon HD 6970 (fairly high end video card)
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Drivers are updated to the latest version, content plays back for about a second before it cuts out and gives me the error message. Have tried every version of DTV2PC available and tried rolling back to much older video drivers (though that can't be a solution).
This has been broken for months (after working perfectly well for months on this setup) and it is driving me to distraction.
I'm in the exact same boat. My 1 year old laptop with a Radeon HD 5650 works perfect with DirecTV2PC. My new laptop with a Radeon HD 6630 works great right up to the point you try to play video, then the error saying the graphics card does not support screen capture protection. Funny thing is I can play Blu-rays just fine, so I have to believe the laptop is HDCP compliant.
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"Let's be honest, this is not a honda, toyota, or any other type of zero to low maintance vehicle. It's a Range Rover. Are they overpriced when new? Absolutly. Is the build quality/price ratio way out of balance? Of course. Yet it is probably one of the most under appreciated vehicles out there by people who do not understand it. Driving an older RR says a few things about you. Not 'I have a lot of money' or an inflated ego', if that were the case then you'd buy as new a one as you could afford. Driving a P38 or RRC says you're unique and a bit odd, but in a good way. You appreciate what an amazingly different vehicle it really is. You need to have the funds to keep it well maintained. But when it's maintained it's a great ride!"
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By Alex on Monday, January 28, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 160,000
overall rating 6 of 10rating detailsPros: "comfort, function, awesome in bad road conditions"
Cons: "Leaks, expensive to maintain and repair"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 6
"Disclaimer: my rating matches how i think this car compares to others, not my feelings toward the car. Bought my 2000 Range Rover HSK 4.6 used and have had it for five years. I love it to death for some reason even though its given me trouble over the years. I wouldn't recommend a rover to anyone that doesn't plan on maintaining it themselves unless they have a pile of money they're itching to burn though. I've done all the work on mine myself and it's been a bit spendy just for parts, couldn't imagine what shop costs would have added up to by now. WHAT I LIKE: its very comfortable and functional. No pointless luxury items like a lot of luxury cars that you have no use for. Has great features that make it amazing in bad driving conditions like snow and sand including the fact that it weighs a lot for it's size. Resale value is terrible; yes I see this as a pro since I got my childhood dream car for almost a tenth of what it retails new. WHAT I DONT LIKE: LEAKS! Pretty much every thing that contains something has leaked or is leaking since it was built. It's what British cars do though. So I've spent a fair bit of time and some money chasing leaks. If it's not a major leak "stop leak" products are my good friend. I've started keeping stop leaks in the oil and coolant at all times regardless of a known leak or not. A lot of people seem to have trouble with the air suspension, but I have been lucky/ proactive in that area. I had one air bag start leaking and just went ahead and switched all four to the gen 3 bags that have a bit better ride and claim to last much longer. FINAL WORDS: I love it... I probably shouldn't for all the trouble its given me including what's mentioned above, both front door latches failing, and going through an alternator, but I do. Maybe I just have a weird attachment to my vehicles, but I don't look forward to getting rid of this one like I'm currently debating."
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By bink on Monday, January 28, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 140,000
overall rating 6 of 10rating detailsPros: "the awd system, interior room is spacious, luxury"
Cons: "EXPENSIVE!!! AND NOT A SINGLE CUP HOLDER"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"Yes this vehicle has had many great reviews, but heres my range rover story for the short period that it was running while i owned it. From the dealership who ripped me off, it was everything i expected and then some. A short month after, the heater core goes. Disconnected/bypassed it. Cool no heat in this 10 degree weather. Was cold but still driving. never did take it to the dealership to get an estimate for repair because i just knew it would be out of my budget. So a month after that, my compressor for my air ride suspension goes. Okay so i found a compressor for $350, ill install it myself.....what was i thinking? its a range rover, you cant install a tire valve cap yourself, everything must be done at a certified dealership who will surely charge 4 times more than what is considered "reasonable dealer pricing." Not only did the compressor burn out, but the air bags for the suspension had leaks. The estimate at the dealership was right around $2500. I dont even know why i got this expensive potential disaster. it will sit in the driveway, undriveable untill someone on craigslist decides that they want the problem"
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By Koas8 on Saturday, January 26, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 134,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Best Safety vehicle, Most Comfort-Looks Great!"
Cons: "VERY $$$ TO FIX-Hard to find parts-GAS GUZZLER!"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"It's comfort is undeniable..Have had many high end cars and this has the most comfort. Very Expensive to fix, and most places won't touch it, unless it is a RR/LR Dealer. Parts very hard to come by- not many Parts for my model are interchangeable, only made it a couple of years..But mine being a 1995- still had more options than most luxury vehs now..Ride is very smooth once air suspension was removed (common prob in this model).SuperLock is very expensive and almost always a problem in this veh.. Finding a replacement is impossible- cannot drive or even turn the car on without it. Travels nice- but is not a quick mover, but once your moving-your moving and don't even notice it. Can pull just abt anything. IT IS A GAS GUZZLER! Just turning on the veh- I can watch the gas tank empty. But even on ice, it is so heavy- I have never had a prob, usually just break through it..It is the safest veh ever- you get in an accident- guaranteed to walk away."
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As part of its 25th anniversary season, Attica Raceway Park will pay tribute to the first promoter of "Ohio's Finest Racing" speedplant on Friday, May 17th. Eric Phillips was one of the men responsible for bringing racing back to Attica in 1988, and ARP will honor his memory with a huge night of racing on American Powersports of Findlay and Sandusky/Sutton Bank Night.
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"Thanks to the FAST guys and their presenting sponsor Kevin Shammo and KS Sales and Service. Also to Linda and Laverne Burns of Burns Electric and Underground Utilities for stepping up for the bonus money," said Rex LeJeune, Director of Operations at ARP.
Also, the Foster's Auto Body 305 Sprints will be competing without the use of the nose wings and will be vying for $600 to win in the feature thanks to Hoserville Ohio.
"We wanted to do this with the 305 sprints as a tribute to Eric. He started the 'Econo Sprint' division and this is a way to honor that," said LeJeune.
The Summit Racing Equipment UMP DIRTcar Late Models will also be in competition.
Also on Friday, the Attica Community Garage Sales are going on throughout the town and race fans are encouraged to come early and shop for bargains. And, in the souvenir barn there will be a replica model on display of the track as it was in 1992 with wooden sprint cars built by John Flood and Lloyd Shoup.
"We are also encouraging fans to be in their seats after hot laps for a pre-race ceremony including a video tribute to Eric Phillips," said LeJeune.
Tickets are $20 for adults; $18 for senior citizens; $10 for teens ages 11-15; and kids 10 and under are free. Pit passes are $30. Gates open at 5 p.m. with racing to start at 7:45 p.m.
Also, tickets for the upcoming Kistler Engines Classic on May 31 featuring the World of Outlaws STP Sprint Car Series are still on sale. Call 419-680-5606 or go to www.atticaracewaypark.com to order yours today! Like Attica Raceway Park on Facebook at fb.com/atticaracewaypark and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/atticaracewyprk.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 11 May 2013 )
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