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I would like to grow bush green beans in containers. I'd start out with 4 plants.
What would the rim size of the diameter of the container have to be to plant 4 bush green plants from seed without overcrowding them (12", 24", etc.); this is AFTER the plants have been thinned out. What would size of the container need to be to plant 4 bush green plants from seed in quarts or gallons? Again this is after the plants have been thinned out to the 4 plants I plan to grow. |
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- Posted by imstillatwork 9.5? Coast Oregon / (My Page) on Thu, Jun 25, 09 at 21:04
I would space them to the package directions and use a pot deep enough to allow root room and drainage. I know these are not bus beans, but rather pole, however I planted about 36 seeds in a 30 gallon pot (about 30"w x 20"l x 16"h) |
- Posted by lathyrus_odoratus (My Page) on Fri, Jun 26, 09 at 2:19
Just as a reference, I believe that the Earthbox company, whose containers are about 29 by 13 with soil mix about 8 inches deep, IIRC, says that you can plant 16 beans in a box - 8 in each row, but doesn't specify bush or the other kind. I always thought 8 for bush was too many and have planted 4-5 in a row. It also says that you can plant 8 lettuce - 4 in each row. Since I use my lettuce as cut and come and it doesn't ever get large, I put about 6 in a row. You're not using this system, but it may be a handy reference for what they have been able to grow and get good results. |
I'm growing bush beans in home made self watering containers and planted them 8 each in 2 rows as recommended on the Earthbox site.. They are doing great, some are ready to harvest now. Bush beans can be planted fairly close together. I had always grown them in ground until this year. I think the challenge with containers that are not self watering will be keeping up with watering needs. |
- Posted by kawaiineko_gardener 4, MI (My Page) on Sat, Jun 27, 09 at 17:45
I'm really not trying to be rude, and I apologize if I come off that way as this isn't my intent. I do appreciate the help given so far and for people who have taken time out of their schedules to post on this thread. Thank you. Unfortunately I haven't really received an answer to my question. I plan to space them how far apart each plant should be spaced. However that doesn't tell me what size I would prefer to use a window box, so however many gallons the thing has to be to plant 4 green bean plants without overcrowding them, please specify the dimensions of the window box and what size it has to be in gallons. Imstillatwork, you did say that you planted 36 bush green bean seeds in a 30 gallon pot. That's waaay too many seeds for me. I'm going to be planting 4 bush green bean plants, and this is how many I would like to be in the container after I've thinned the plants. I assume since I'll be planting 4 bush green bean plants and this is how many I want in a container without overcrowding them after I thin them, that I should plant double the amount of seeds with the number of plants I plan to grow since I'll be thinning them out to the strongest plants later? |
Unfortunately I haven't really received an answer to my question. I plan to space them how far apart each plant should be spaced. OK. I would prefer to use a window box, so however many gallons the thing has to be to plant 4 green bean plants without overcrowding them, please specify the dimensions of the window box and what size it has to be in gallons. 6" deep, 6" long and 6" wide. I assume since I'll be planting 4 bush green bean plants and this is how many I want in a container without overcrowding them after I thin them, that I should plant double the amount of seeds with the number of plants I plan to grow since I'll be thinning them out to the strongest plants later? First, the idea of thinning to leave just the strongest plants is silly. What criteria determines which plant is strongest? Sometimes the little weaklings go on to do impressive things once they reach their stride, and the rapid growers peter out and become weak, but I digress. If you will only be planting 4 bush bean plants it isn't really worth your time. You will, at best, get 1-2 light side meals from that amount. Bush beans are usually planted with 3-6" spacing. Root system crowding/competition is pretty much never a limiting factor for them, instead sunlight exposure is. If you plant them too densely the ones in the middle shaded by the sunny side ones become the primary limiting factor. In a container you have the luxury of rotating it for sun exposure so you can plant a little more densely than in the ground. In a trough style container you can go even more dense since the mass of leaves is only as wide and the narrow container. If it were me and I was using a container 30" long by 6" wide by 6" deep I would place 20 bush bean plants into that space. That's 3" per plant. I would also fertilize with a 3:1:2 ratio fertilizer such as Miracle Grow 24-8-16. Don't count on the myth of beans/legumes using atmospheric nitrogen when growing in containers. Heck, half the time you can't even count on it when growing in the ground. With a trough shaped container this amounts to 2 rows of beans and I would rotate the container every day or every other day to get both sides adequate light. |
>>imstillatwork 9.5? Coast Oregon / (My Page) on >> Thu, Jun 25, 09 at 21:04 >>I would space them to the package directions and use a pot deep enough to allow root room and drainage. To the Op, I thought imstillatwork had a good answer. So do a little math. If the pkg says thin to 4 inches apart, your container must be at least 8inches in diameter (for the 4 plants). |
If you think of this as square foot gardening because you are probably using a very good soil mix, then you can plant the beans closer, like 3 inches apart.It only needs to be about 6 inches deep. I would measure 3 inches from the side of the container and space accordingly. |
- Posted by kawaiineko_gardener 4, MI (My Page) on Mon, Jun 29, 09 at 17:58
You said I can plant them together if I'm using a good soil mix. What would constitute as a good soil mix? Please give a description of what a good soil mix would be for square foot gardening. If I were to just create a plot and do traditional row format, I'd use a mixture of equal parts loam, cow manure based fertilizer, and peat moss. Would this be a good enough soil mixture that I could plant the bush green beans 3" apart without it overcrowding and stressing the plants? Could I just use miracle gro potting mix with some cow manure based fertilizer mixed in as my mix for square foot gardening? |
Are you growing in containers or raised beds? If containers just use the MG mix and skip the manure. The 3" spacing is fine as you will need to supply whatever whatever and nutrients the beans need anyway. The spacing limitation isn't due to water/nutrients, but sunlight. At 3" spacing it's going to be a dense mass and this is why a trough shaped container is ideal. It allows 2 rows with none in the middle to get shaded. Just rotate the container every day or three to get both sides equal sunlight |
I am growing bush beans in 8" pots - 1-2 plants per pot. These pots are approx. 8" deep and the plants are doing poorly. I am in the process of pulling them all. They are filled with roots and not producing much. Additionally, the beans (not the plants) rarely got longer than 3" and never produced much; about 1/3 as much a an in-ground plant. IMO, its not so much the diameter of the pot as how deep it is. They don't mind being crowded (as long as they get plenty of sun), but they want plenty of depth for their roots. |
How were they fertilized, Recluse? |
- Posted by jaycee6610 9b (My Page) on Sun, Jun 16, 13 at 19:57
I too would like to know what are the planting conditions for bush beans in containers. I am in zone 9b. i planted some in a 10" pot and they are not doing well. What about sunlight do they need full sun or shade? Thanks |
bush beans don't need much room , I cram them in and if one or 2 need to come out that's better than having room left :) BZ |
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Back in 1999 I bought a Bushmaster AR-15 with a 16" A2 upper, just a couple of weeks prior to the California Assault Weapons Ban restricting the access to this type of firearm.
One of my friends did the same and we took the rifles out to sight them in. I used the factory iron sights on mine and got good hits out to 200 meters. He tinkered around with a cheap cantilever mount for his red dot and ended up spending more time torqueing down the mount and red dot than sending rounds downrange. Nonetheless, when the red dot worked and was properly zeroed, it allowed getting on target very quickly. This was an intriguing upgrade.
I ordered a very basics red dot sight together with a see-through mount for the carry handle and shooting my little AR became cheating in style.
The combination proved itself a couple of weeks later when I went through an Urban Rifle Course with this combination – Even though the red dot was nowhere near the quality of an EOTECH or Aimpoint. It was the only red dot in that class and allowed me to be significantly faster on Target than everyone else.
Having the see-through mount paid off in the same course when the red dot temporarily went out. When the dot vanished during a timed course of fire, I dropped my eye level down 25 millimeters (OK – one inch), acquired my irons and still got the hits, albeit a little slower that time around.
There are three lessons that I learned that day:
· Red dot sights improve the time to the first shot on close to medium range targets.
· Having backup iron sights is a must.
· Training with both sighting systems is equally important.
I'll get back to these points in a bit.
Red dots have long since been used in competition pistol shooting, but several years ago these units required mounts that bolted to the dustcover or frame of the pistol. The sights themselves were 1" or 30mm tubes – the size of one of these small soda cans that one used to get with an inflight meal. The bulk of the red dot mounted on the gun made it prohibitive to use this pistol for anything but competition, where shooters could use IPSC-style open top carriers.
Some also attempted to bring them into the realm of tactical pistol applications. I remember the picture of a well-known instructor toting a 1911-style pistol fitted with an aimpoint on an external mount. He was featured in an article about tactical weapon use. This combination would allow faster target acquisition for sure, however, my first thought back then was which holster he was using and what the merit of this kind of setup would be for a lowly civilian who would never be able to conceal this pistol.
Let's fast-forward to today. Quality red dot systems have improved quite a bit in the last decade. These improvements came in form of longer run times, smaller sizes, increased robustness against recoil and mounting systems that allow co-witnessing the iron sights –in other words you see the irons and the red dot at the same time and focus on the red dot as long as it's up and running.
Early in 2010 I saw posts on Warriortalk about mounting small red dot sights to the slide of a pistol. The ideas looked promising. First pictures emerged of a Glock with an Aimpoint H-1 mounted to the rear of the slide. test results from this approach proved fast target acquisition, reliable operation of the pistol, enhanced long-range accuracy and – that this setup was too bulky to be truly feasible for CCW use. But it was a start.
In July 2010 I helped teaching an AK-course in Prescott and later filmed the Lever Action Gunfighting DVD with Gabe Suarez. He had the prototype of a pistol with a Trijicon RMR mounted in a specially milled recess in the slide. In addition to the optical sight, the pistol also had suppressor sights installed – combined with the lowered profile of the RMR they were tall enough to co-witness them through the optics. The aiming point sat a bit higher in the window, but the irons were clearly visible.
Profile comparison - the camera focused on the slide hence the out-of focus dot.
The sight picture was crisp and hitting targets out to 50 meters was easy. Later I got the chance to shoot a Glock 17 with an RMR installed in a similar fashion. Gabe pointed to a steel silhouette 100 meters away and handed me the pistol with the comment "hit it!"
"100+ yards with a handgun – yeah-right!" was pretty much my first thought. I centered the dot about shoulder level and pressed the shot off. A clear "PING!" rang from the steel a split-second later. That was easy! The key to the successful shot was that the dot is much smaller than the iron sights and that the full target remains visible. I planted a couple more shots on the steel before handing the pistol back.
Several other instructors shot the RMR-Glock with similar ease before it went back into its holster. No, it had not traveled to the range in a custom-fit pelican case – this was a CCW gun that had come in its owner's appendix carry holster.
Shooting this pistol was cheating in style – just as it has been with my rifle-mounted red dot. In close quarters I did not even have to go for the dot – the aiming window bracketing the target was sufficient to get combat-accurate hits in the torso area while moving aggressively off the "X".
With increasing distance and more time available to get the first shot off, it was easy to acquire the red dot. I did not have to bring my focus back to the sights since the focal plane of the dot is far enough forward. The only adjustment I had to make was to lower the position of the pistol a bit to allow for the slightly higher position of the dot above the top of the slide.
The suppressor sights are a suitable back-up in case the optics go down – a well thought-through system all-in-all!
Three weeks ago I was finally in a situation to upgrade my Glock 19 with an RMR. The slide went out to TSD. The turn-around was so fast that when I called in to add a new appendix holster to the order, the slide was already on its way back.
Glock 19 modified by TSD for an RMR and factory stock
Ten days after mailing it out, I had the modified slide back in my busy hands, with a battery-powered RMR mounted in a precision-cut slot and suppressor sights in place of the original factory sights. Folks, my daytime job is mechanical engineering in a company that makes its own tools and dies for powder metal compacting. This being the long version of saying that I am used to working with tight tolerances better than ±.001". The way the slot in the slide is fitted to the front radius of the RMR sight housing is top-notch work!
The cutout in the slide matches the curve of the RMR perfectly!
Time to run dry practice drills! I had to adjust my grip on the slide to rack it. Nothing major, just a little further forward than with the factory pistol to stay clear of the RMR's aiming wingow. As mentioned before, I also needed to lower the pistol slightly to allow for the higher position of the aiming dot. This came natural after a couple of repetitions.
In a low-light setting the RMR provides much better aiming than night sights: there is just one dot to go for, less obtrusive than the night sights and easier to work with since the focal plane of the RMR is forward of the shooter.
I'm planning on running the pistol through a lot more dry-practice to make sure that the lower position is second nature, live-fire it extensively and then making it my primary self-defense gun.
As far as carrying is concerned, I used a Kydex belt holster for the initial drills and did not notice any disadvantages compared to the standard Glock 19. The sight is so small that it does not add any significant bulk to the gun and does not increase the tendency to print. The only point to consider is that the suppressor sights are tall and will require a holster with an appropriate channel for the front sight.
Glock 19 RMR and Cold Steel Recon-1: a nice self-defense combo
With family visiting and lots of things planned together, I have not yet had the time to take the RMR Glock out for a live-fire test. I should be able to get to this phase early this week and post a range report as soon as possible.


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(Attica, OH) Mike Linder described his 2008 season as "miserable," but the Fremont, Ohio driver can find two bright spots - 410 sprint feature wins at Attica Raceway Park, including Saturday, Aug. 23, on Kistler Race Engines Night.While Linder won the battle, Byron Reed won the war, claiming his fourth straight track championship with a second place run in the feature."I'm happy for my crew...they've had to work their tails off because of all he crashes," said Linder beside his Linder's Speed Equipment, R&R Used Auto Sales, State Street Consignment sponsored #312. "I'm happy to win on Kistler night...Paul builds us one heck of an engine.""You can't find any better racing than Attica and Fremont on a weekly basis. My family loves coming here and that's special to me. It's hard to believe we've won four championships in a row," said Byron Reed about the fifth track title in the last six years at Ohio's Finest Racing speedplant.Rookie D.J. Foos is looking like a seasoned veteran as the 18-year-old won his second 305 sprint feature of the season, battling hard throughout the 25-lap affair with Benny Bowman and Duane Zablocki."I just can't believe we have won two of these. Coming into the season I would have been happy just to make the feature," said Foos beside his Burger King, Fremont Auto Parts, Linder's Speed Equipment backed #11F.Stuart Brubaker came from the back of the pack to finish sixth and claim his first track championship in the 305 sprints. The Helena, Ohio driver won four features at Attica in 2008...the first of his career."I have to give credit to Joe Laugherty for all the hard work he has put into this team. I can't believe the season we've had. To win four features here against this competition is unbelievable. And to get a track championship....wow! We'll be back next year to defend this title and we're going to win more races," said Brubaker beside his Brubaker Auction Services backed #35.Mansfield's Wayne Maffett Jr. battled Ken Hahn and Curtis Deisenroth the last 12 laps of the Service Drive Solutions Attica Late Model feature before edging out Hahn for his 32nd career Attica win and the third of the season."This is the greatest track in Ohio...this is home to me," said Maffett beside his Wright Choice Auto Sales, Lucas Day Racing, Fultz Fabrications & Speedshop backed #40. "That was one heck of a race. That was good clean, side-by-side racing with the right outcome."Another driver that had a dream season is 22-year-old Curtis Deisenroth of Oak Harbor with his third place finish in the feature, he wrapped up the 2008 Attica track title in the late model division."We got our first two wins here and then to get the track championship is a dream come true. I can't thank my sponsors B2B Racing Zeller Towing, Z-Graphics, Riverside Machine and everyone who helps out," said Deisenroth.Sandusky's Cory Ward put all doubts about the Attica championship in the dirt trucks to rest with his sixth feature win of the season."I know everyone else has said it has been a dream season, but it truly is for me. I have to thank my dad, my grandpa and my uncle Jeff, my wife and kids and all the sponsors," said Ward of his first track title beside his T.J. Hosang Construction, Budweiser, Excuses Lounge backed #18w.
Heat 1 - All Pro Heads (8 laps, top 4 transfer to A-Main)1. 55-Benny Bowman; 2. 27-Paige Polyak; 3. 35-Stuart Brubaker; 4. 22D-Dan Hammond; 5. 1J-Jeremy Shambaugh; 6. 13-Larry Felver Jr.; 7. 80-Jake Trevino; 8. 71-Bill Kraylek; 9. X-Dustin Stroup (R); 10. 5D-Craig KaysHeat 2 - Ultra Shield Race Products (8 laps, top 4 transfer to A-Main)1. 5-Dustin Dinan; 2. 36X-Dustin Keegan; 3. 66L-Brad Bowman; 4. 1-Nate Dussel; 5. 8K-Zack Kramer (R); 6. 9-Jimmy Colvin; 7. 82-Travis Hoffbauer; 8. 596-Zack Ames (R); 9. 4T-Jim Taddeo; 10. 24X-Tom NicholsHeat 3 - Bell Racing (8 laps, top 4 transfer to A-Main)1. 11F-D.J. Foos (R); 2. 67M-Matt Ferrell; 3. 49-Coty Runion; 4. 3X-Brad Keckler; 5. 28-Shaun Valenti (R); 6. 29-Chris Lang; 7. 65-Mark Lang; 8. 83X-Nate Reeser; 9. 33-Tim Kern; 10. 29D-Steve DanielsHeat 4 - Friendship Food Stores (8 laps, top 4 transfer to A-Main)1. 40-Bobby Clark; 2. 9Z-Duane Zablocki; 3. 25P-Mark Pridemore; 4. 19R-Steve Rando; 5. 18-Todd Heuerman; 6. 15H-Mitch Harble; 7. 23-Chaud Laux; 8. 10-Brad Haudenschild; 9. 47-Josh MuntzB-Main 1 - Computer Man Inc. (8 laps, top 2 transfer to A-Main)1. 80-Jake Trevino; 2. 9-Jimmy Colvin; 3. 71-Bill Kraylek; 4. 13-Larry Felver Jr.; 5. 8K-Zack Kramer (R); 6. X-Dustin Stroup (R); 7. 4T-Jim Taddeo; 8. 24X-Tom Nichols; 9. 5D-Craig Kays; 10. 82-Travis Hoffbauer; 11. 596-Zack Ames (R)B-Main 2 - Computer Man Inc. (8 laps, top 2 transfer to A-Main)1. 18-Todd Heuerman; 2. 15H-Mitch Harble; 3. 28-Shaun Valenti (R); 4. 47-Josh Muntz; 5. 23-Chaud Laux; 6. 65-Mark Lang; 7. 29-Chris Lang; 8. 83X-Nate Reeser; 9. 29D-Steve DanielsA-Main Starting Position [#]1. 11F-D.J. Foos (R)[5]; 2. 9Z-Duane Zablocki[2]; 3. 55-Benny Bowman[1]; 4. 5-Dustin Dinan[8]; 5. 36X-Dustin Keegan[10]; 6. 35-Stuart Brubaker[19]; 7. 40-Bobby Clark[12]; 8. 49-Coty Runion[7]; 9. 80-Jake Trevino[15]; 10. 67M-Matt Ferrell[3]; 11. 18-Todd Heuerman[18]; 12. 3X-Brad Keckler[13]; 13. 22D-Dan Hammond[11]; 14. 27-Paige Polyak[6]; 15. 15H-Mitch Harble[20]; 16. 1-Nate Dussel[14]; 17. 66L-Brad Bowman[9]; 18. 25P-Mark Pridemore[4]; 19. 9-Jimmy Colvin[17]; 20. 19R-Steve Rando[16]
Heat 1 - Tin Lizzy Collision (8 laps)1. 50-Ryan Missler; 2. 15B-Mike Bores; 3. 1-Jim Fleming; 4. 12-Michael Stiltner; 5. 27-Ken Hahn; 6. 99-Steve Sabo; 7. 83-Noah Wagner (R); 8. 3R-Chuck Rolle (R); 9. 18-Jamie Reed; 10. 30-Nate PottsHeat 2 - Ultra Shield Race Products (8 laps)1. 40-Wayne Maffett Jr.; 2. 2D-Curtis Deisenroth; 3. 45-Mike Marteney; 4. 12H-Jeff Mccoy; 5. 48-John Bores; 6. 77C-Craig Corfman; 7. 41-Randy Pollock; 8. 25-Ryan Eddleblute; 9. 5H-Ernie Haynes; 10. 12C-Steve EndicottA-Main Starting Position [#]1. 40-Wayne Maffett Jr.[7]; 2. 27-Ken Hahn[3]; 3. 2D-Curtis Deisenroth[1]; 4. 12H-Jeff Mccoy[10]; 5. 50-Ryan Missler[5]; 6. 99-Steve Sabo[6]; 7. 15B-Mike Bores[8]; 8. 5H-Ernie Haynes[18]; 9. 83-Noah Wagner (R)[13]; 10. 12-Michael Stiltner[11]; 11. 45-Mike Marteney[2]; 12. 3R-Chuck Rolle (R)[15]; 13. 18-Jamie Reed[17]; 14. 48-John Bores[4]; 15. 77C-Craig Corfman[9]; 16. 12C-Steve Endicott[20]; 17. 1-Jim Fleming[12]; 18. 41-Randy Pollock[14]; 19. 30-Nate Potts[19]; 20. 25-Ryan Eddleblute[16]
Heat 1 - Tin Lizzy Collision (8 laps)1. 17-Bob Dible; 2. 18W-Cory Ward; 3. 33-Brian Arnold; 4. 32H-Dan Hennig; 5. 92-Loren Schwochow; 6. 30-Dave Gibbs; 7. 71-Craig HollandHeat 2 - Ultra Shield Race Products (8 laps)1. 88-Dave Brewer; 2. O1-Art Ball; 3. 84-Steve Endicott; 4. 8K-Rob Kramer; 5. 91-Roger Inks; 6. 4X-Brian SorgHeat 3 - Bell Racing (8 laps)1. 56-Alex Wiechman; 2. 62-Dave Severs; 3. 1-Paul Dymond; 4. 101-Chester Fitch; 5. 4D-Donald Fitch; 6. O7-John Harmon; 7. P51-Paul Brown Jr.A-Main Starting Position [#]1. 18W-Cory Ward[4]; 2. 88-Dave Brewer[5]; 3. 33-Brian Arnold[9]; 4. 32H-Dan Hennig[8]; 5. 1-Paul Dymond[11]; 6. O1-Art Ball[12]; 7. 56-Alex Wiechman[3]; 8. 4X-Brian Sorg[17]; 9. 84-Steve Endicott[7]; 10. 91-Roger Inks[14]; 11. 101-Chester Fitch[10]; 12. 62-Dave Severs[2]; 13. O7-John Harmon[18]; 14. 17-Bob Dible[1]; 15. 92-Loren Schwochow[13]; 16. 4D-Donald Fitch[15]; 17. P51-Paul Brown Jr.[20]; 18. 71-Craig Holland[19]; 19. 30-Dave Gibbs[16]; 20. 8K-Rob Kramer[6]


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How do you use the Tactics and Lore skills in your game? How can you take advantage of Tactics (Assault), for example? What about Common and Forbidden lore? I have found some good uses for the Lore ones but Tactics seems a bit difficult to me. Command has its bonuses in Cohesion, etc, but how else have you seen it used? Thanks!
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Posted 02 August 2012 - 06:53 AM
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How do you use the Tactics and Lore skills in your game? How can you take advantage of Tactics (Assault), for example? What about Common and Forbidden lore? I have found some good uses for the Lore ones but Tactics seems a bit difficult to me. Command has its bonuses in Cohesion, etc, but how else have you seen it used? Thanks!
I haven't got the oppertunity to GM yet but I imagine that Tactics could be used to get a hint about what to do by the GM in a pinch. For instance, or to get some kind of bonus due to the tactical skills employed by the character.
Posted 02 August 2012 - 07:31 AM
For example, the majority of the skills (pretty much all of them) that can be trained by the Red Scorpions chapter marine are different Tactics skills. I am just hoping to find a reason for that to matter. Good ideas! Any else?
Posted 02 August 2012 - 08:34 PM
In last mission we had following rolls for the skills:
Kill Team were trying to fight their way through a horde of zombies to deploy a demolition charge. After about 10 rounds of combat I asked them to roll Tactics (Defence). They succeeded so I told them following: "The number of zombies doesn't seem to have lessened and you see fresh reinforcements coming all the time. By now two of your team are wounded and you have not gotten forward at all. You seem to be able to keep your ground in defence by standing your ground and shooting, but you obviously aren't making ahead now." From this description the players took it that they didn't have very good chances of fighting their way straight through the horde (they were correct, there was about six hundred magintudes of hordes left still) and decided to change their plan.
Another time Kill Team were running through a field of corn with tyranid ripper swarms closing in on all sides. I asked them to roll Tactics (Defence). One of them succeeded so I told them the following: "The Tyranids seem to be purposefully want to keep you running. When you are moving they can surround you and attack from all sides and because of the tall corn you won't see them untill they are only a few meters away. If you would stand your ground in one place and open fire your bolter rounds and grenades would probably blast down the corn and you could see the Tyranids dozens or even hundreds of meters away." Based on this the players decided to find a place where the Tyranids could only come at them from one side and make a stand there. They succeeded in killing all three waves of Tyranids.
Kill Team saw several venomthropes closing in on them behind a huge swarm of rippers. I asked them to roll Forbidden Lore (Xenos). They succeeded and I told them following: "Those venomthropes do not look like the normal specimens of that genos. They are built differently and seem to spread some kind of fine dust instead of gaseous poison. You haven't seen anything like that reported before." The players decided that as they could not know what the specific abilities of this new genus of venomthropes were they would snipe them from afar instead of going close. In this case being safe than sorry paid out as this genus would have been more poisonous (-30 to Toughness tests) than normal venomthropes and could have really hurt them in melee.
I hope these examples help?


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Oh No They Didn't has the scoop on Jennifer Aniston's life after Brad. Do you think Vince Vaughn used the balloon animal display / broken man combo or went with the Oprah's book club angle? Hey Vince, grab that net and catch that beautiful butterfly, pal!
Comedy Central Insider: "You don't reason with children"
Comedy Central has started their very own blog called the "Comedy Central Insider" and with links to clips of The Daily Show, I can't see this as bad thing. If they start blogging about cats, perhaps I'll have to retract this statement but for now I'm safe. Check out their latest video clip post and maybe you'll score some parenting tips from Kate Hudson.[Link]
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I should be disgusted by this, right? By all accounts I should talk about how this objectifies women, blah blah blah but I'm going to be honest with you for a minute. I keep making Jessica shake her rump over and over again. I'm mesmerized. So I figured, maybe…just maybe one of you would find this as entertaining as I did. May not be safe for work if your office has a problem with blondes in pink bikinis.[link]
Between You and Me
"Seen by over 30,000 people online this 4 min long film was shot with
a still camera. A girl on her day off takes a hike through the streets
of New York. As she runs she takes photographs of stuff on her way.
She's assaulted in the evening and looses the camera. The "good guy"
who tried to save her uses the camera as his only clue to where she
might live.
This, and other films written and directed by Patryk Rebisz can be found on his web site: www.patrykrebisz.com."
Add this short film, Between You and Me to the list of things you have to watch today. Rebisz shot the whole film with a Canon 20D digital STILL camera.
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Steve Carell relieved to finally break out of his "idiot newscaster" typecast. Oh yeah? Well…
… I love lamp?
Microsoft sees three "critical" security flaws, which most fourteen year-old hackers knew about months ago.
College students get their own 'Deliverance' experience on float trip. The banjo music should have warned them.
Jennifer Lopez blames media for lame roles in movies; complete lack of talent apparently not good enough reason.
get to keep $98K they found in field. Parents ruin the happiest moment
of their kids lives by saying it is to be used for college.
Keira Knightley lists a few things she looks for in a man. Gentlemen, the way to Keira's heart is having "good shoes", you don't even have to be good looking. This announcement was sponsored by Nike. Just do it.
French psychic leaves crystal ball in window. Sunlight hits crystal
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2) "My sex life is crazy. That's the way I like it.â€
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Keith Richards wont stop rocking. Ever.
Look as good at 900 you will not, young padiwan.
With the life this man has lead, it's a miracle he's still alive. I have a feeling he's going to be around for another 40 years and still giving us satisfaction whether we want it or not. [Keith Richards: Satisfaction, Guaranteed and Stones surprise Toronto]
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Scotch and Soda – "Eugene Mirman's hilarious short film, in which a bitter, dried-up
druggie lays down some simple truths to the next generation over a
couple of fine beverages." You can find more of Eugene's videos here.(link thanks to Screenhead)
Leslie and the Lys: "Beat Dazzler" - "The Gem Sweater girls are back in a new video
you'll only find on AtomFilms. They're out of the studio and stirring
things up in suburban America in a new video that absolutely defies any
kind of rational explanation. You can't beat the Beat Dazzler!"
Kennedy: "Who's Lovin' Your Mama?" - "You'll forget all about Stacy and her mom once you
hear this ultimate hot mom song. Need we say more? How about the
catchiest refrain ever: "Nobody loves you, like your mama loves you but
who's lovin' your mama? I am."
Snape too sexy for Milan? - This one is for the Harry Potter fans.
Living With Ridalyn - "Ridalyn is a 12-year-old kid on a constant sugar
high. Join him and his best friend on a frantic summer's day — playing
chicken in a busy street, dominating video games, confronting a bully,
and suffering massive slurpee brain-freezes at "Sevee Levee." Say it
with us now: "Sweeeeeeet!"" [link]
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from space to insane altruists who decided that making giant
unstoppable mutant fish and running the Earth into a comet was the best
way to solve our "food shortage."" (link thanks to GM)
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Oliver Stone says the pot belonged to a Cuban hired by the CIA.
Da Vinci Code movie to omit references to religion. Will end up being "a great car chase movie."
Study shows 1 in 25 of fathers are not the biological parent of "his" child. Insert red-headed stepchild joke here.
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Robert Evans forgotten Hollywood Rule #1: Always marry someone younger than half your age.
Physics teacher uses extraordinary tactics to open his students' minds. Refreshingly, sex isn't one of them.
Heidi Klum to host German version of Next Top Model. "Your currywursts are nice, but you need to shake your schnitzel more".
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A stripper's apology to Matty..err… Matt LeBlanc
So perhaps you read Matt LeBlanc's apology to his wife and daughter concerning his recent visit to a strip club but have you read the stripper's apologetic letter to Matt? Didn't think so…
Dear Matty,
I just wanted to send you a formal apology for making that horrible assumption that a man in a strip club wanted to see my naked body. My bad. I'm so-so-SO-sorry I continued doing my job when you arrived on the scene and made matters worse by rubbing my girly parts all over your body.
I mean, you're absolutely right. I was WAY OUT LINE. Taking advantage of a client who is paying good money to look at my superior dancing skills and stripping techniques shouldn't feel like a victim. You know, unless they wanted to feel like a victim…because I can do that too…for a small fee of course. *tee hee* But I'm getting off topic. I just wanted to apologize and thank you for being such a good sport about the whole thing. I mean, you didn't even want to be at the club, yet you didn't want to hurt my feelings so you continued to make me feel special by stuffing 100 dollar bills into my g-string. Wow. Just wow. Your wife is a lucky woman. Once again, I am sincerely sorry for putting you in such an awkward position. My bad.
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noun, often attributive \ˈsər-kəl\: a perfectly round shape : a line that is curved so that its ends meet and every point on the line is the same distance from the center
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verb: to form a circle around (something)
: to draw a circle around (something)
: to move or go around (someone or something) in a circle
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Tue, Nov 16, 10 at 10:19
I'm talking about the "lip" on the countertop that cantilevers out over the cabinets....talking with hubby last night (he was home when the granite guys templated) and he said there is about a 1.5 inch overhang to allow the countertop to cover the top of the door/drawers and dishwasher and to keep a little distance between your legs and the cabinet fronts.
It seemed like a lot to me.........does this seem like a normal depth? anyone have a measuring tape handy?LOL |
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1 1/2 inch is what is standard. |
if the cabinets don't have doors or drawer fronts on them yet, measure 2 1/4" from the cabinet fronts. I asked for more, and when It got installed it didn't seem like much after the drawers got their drawer fronts. |
Yup, that's standard. We had closer to 2" on our old counters (because the cabinets were only 22" and they had tried to add depth with the counters) and even that didn't feel like much in daily use. |
- Posted by crafterbeth (My Page) on Wed, Nov 17, 10 at 6:16
Thanks everyone! I was a tad worried. Never had granite before. Just something else to obsess about with a kitheno reno! |
- Posted by azstoneconsulting (My Page) on Wed, Nov 17, 10 at 8:14
1 1/2" is the usual and customary amount of overhang from the FACE of the CABINET FRAME - to the outside edge of the countertop - anything less than that can expose the face of the doors and drawers of the cabinet assembly...... hth kevin |
- Posted by crafterbeth (My Page) on Wed, Nov 17, 10 at 9:21
Thanks Kevin........you scared me for a minute my hubby is Kevin also and I'm thinking "did he join the forum"!LOL.... That's exactly what my husband Kevin told me and even though he built me 2 houses and builds furniture I was still skeptical...it's a wife thing....we question everything don't we?? |
- Posted by Steve(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, Dec 12, 10 at 16:21
Hi. I just had to chime in. We just had our granite installed and the overhang is 2 inches. Now we have the slide in range installed and we can see the sides of the range. The nuts and bolts. If our installer had taken that into consideration, I'm sure the overhang would have been closer to 1 1/2. |
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adjective \(ˌ)pər-ˈfi-dē-əs\: not able to be trusted : showing that someone cannot be trusted
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August already! My son climbed up on the garage roof this weekend and took some pics of the yard. I like this view better, can't see any weeds. ;-) Karen
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Arizona Board of Regents Recognizes Stevie and Karl Eller for Outstanding Service to Higher Education in Arizona
February 22, 2011 (Phoenix, Ariz.) – The Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) honored Stevie and Karl Eller with the Regents' Award for Outstanding Service to Higher Education at a dinner reception held last Thursday.
The award was established in 1996 to provide special recognition for Arizona citizens and/or organizations that provide exceptional service to higher education in Arizona. Current and former Regents contribute to a fund to cover the cost of designing, sculpting and casting a suitable art object to present to the recipients.
Stevie and Karl Eller with UA president Robert
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"Stevie and Karl Eller join the ranks of a distinguished group of individuals who have received this award," commented Regent LuAnn Leonard, who introduced the honorees at last night's event. "Their contributions have helped advance higher education in Arizona and have benefitted students in myriad ways."
University of Arizona President Robert Shelton added his praise for the honorees. "To say this recognition is well-deserved would be a massive understatement," Shelton said. "Stevie and Karl Eller's commitment to the University of Arizona and higher education is legendary, and their work has impacted many thousands of students."
Mr. and Mrs. Eller have demonstrated their lifelong commitment to higher education through deep investments in the University of Arizona, from which they both graduated in the 1950s. Their generosity of time and resources exemplifies what concerned and dedicated private individuals can do to enhance higher education opportunities for residents across the state of Arizona.
For over 25 years, Karl Eller has been instrumental in enhancing the development and growth of the college now known as the Eller College of Management. In addition to the millions of dollars the Ellers have provided to support the College's programs, Karl Eller has served on the judging panel of the annual business plans competition since its inception in 1985 and solicits the participation of the Anheuser-Busch Entrepreneur-in-Residence each year.
Stevie Eller is also involved with the Eller College of Management, including the annual presentation of the Stevie Eller Enterprise Creation Awards, scholarships given to undergraduate and graduate MBA students who have excelled academically and who show promise as future entrepreneurs and community leaders. Eller's love of dance, which was fostered as a member of Orchesis while a student at the UA, prompted her to become a lead supporter of the UA's School of Dance. This support resulted in her gift that helped create the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre in 2003.
This year's honorees also included Bruce and Robert Crozier of Flagstaff, Stephen Evans of Phoenix, and the Arizona Students' Association.
Previous award winners:
- 1996 The Flinn Foundation, Jim Click
- 1997 Phelps Dodge Corporation, Robert and Katherine Herberger
- 1998 Frances McAllister, Donald Soldwedel
- 1999 Raytheon Systems Company, Roy Drachman
- 2000 Ed and Nadine Carson, Dick and Dinky Snell
- 2002 Jerry Colangelo, Bennett and Jacquie Dorrance
- 2003 The Honorable Clinton Pattea, the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation
- 2004 Don Budinger, Louise Solheim, APS/Pinnacle West
- 2005 Christopher Bavasi, James Rogers, the Virginia Piper Charitable Trust
- 2006 Mary Lou and Ira Fulton, Greater Phoenix Leadership, Robert Wick
- 2007 Craig and Barbara Barrett, Dorothy Hunt Finley, June Morrison and the late Marvin Morrison
- 2009 Joseph and Marie Rolle, Sarah Smallhouse, Craig and Connie Weatherup
- 2010 Marion and the late Harold Elliott, Bruce and Diane Halle, Selma Paul Marks
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I have Straight 8's to trade, and I have different bell peppers I can trade. Fresh that I just bought for 2012. I also have different roma seeds and then some heirloom Beefsteak tomato seeds. I have Jimmy Nardello Sweet Frying pepper seeds and Maine Tomato Berry seeds, which I also think are heirloom. Might have some leaf lettuce, will have to check. Other veggies on my trade list.
Thank you very much, everyone! Oh, and I only need about five seeds. I don't have a ton of room to grow things. :)
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Pawel.Anikiel wrote:WHAT? YOU ASK WHAT? I'LL TELL YOU WHAT! I SOLVED THE LEVEL!
now i BET nobody can't do it non-blackhole...
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Not a solve, just an elementary snag. The level has been up for a while and i decided to post my first step to see if it helped anyone... the only issue is the piece limit for me!
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. This was probably one of my favorite books I've read in this log. The main idea I think is to love unconditionally and take care of others regardless of where they come from. One of the main reasons I liked this book was the writing. Almost every time he would mention his wife, he would say "Holly, my wife". I think this is helpful to the children reading it because it reminds them who this character is. He also throws the word "CHEEP" in the text randomly throughout the story. The children start to recognize this word and can say it along with the reader. It is also fun for them to hear the reader interrupt the story by cheeping like a little bird. The second reason I liked this book was because of the characters. Holly saved Stellina off the street after falling out of her nest and took her home. She fed her grapes and eggs and Stellina "might not have lived to be loved so much" if she wasn't rescued. This teaches children about compassion and helping people and animals in need, and going out of your way to care for others. This book was very touching and it told the cutest story. The book is about a lady named Holly and her husband that find a little baby bird on a busy street corner in Manhattan. Holly takes the bird home and names her Stellina. Stellina becomes part of the family and lives to be eight years old. She was loved by her family because she became their pet and did everything with them. This story contains sentimental values and can teach the reader about love and loss. This cute story follows the life and explorations of Stellina the bird. Find out where she ends up and who takes care of her in the end. I loved this picture book. There was more text than I usually like in a PB, but it had a fresh, quirky, charming voice. It had some repetition too (cheep, and now?) to keep kids following along with the longer text. And what a wonderful story, to boot! Booklist: *Starred Review* K-Gr. 3. Stellina, a New York City finch, falls out of her nest, and somehow Holly, Pericoli's wife, hears her cheep. Holly hopes the bird's mother will find her, but when that doesn't happen, she takes the bird home. "And now? What's going to happen now?" runs as a refrain through the tale, as Holly finds ways to feed Stellina, and takes her to the studio where she dances. Stellina (Little Star in Italian) soon learns to feed herself, to fly, and to watch Pericoli as he works (alert readers will see him working on his illustrated adult book Manhattan Unfurled). A precise linguistic lyricism is at play: "Stellina learned how to fly . . and Holly was so excited . . . [Holly] knows how to dance, but not how to fly." The art is sophisticated and spare, but utterly accessible, as Pericoli uses negative space and deep perspectives to show the bird's nest in a traffic light, Stellina perched on his drawing pencil, or Holly's dancing from a bird's-eye view. Small readers will be utterly won over, and bigger ones will be enchanted. GraceAnne DeCandido Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved no reviews | add a review
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Raid Rx: Leveling tips for Cataclysm healers from 80 to 85 {WoW}
Dec 6th 2010 4:00PM Honestly leveling tips I have lived by whether it is a new expansion or a new character are:
1. No Out-door PvP. Like the OP said it is a waste of time for both parties included.
2. Grab all available quests in a quest area so you spend more time out completing quests then wasting time traveling back and forth.
3. Don't be afraid to skip ahead of the fray and try to find different quest hubs. Being that this is a new expansion it will be ransacked early on of quest mobs/items.
4. If you feel your getting in a crappy curve of players taking all of your quest items/kills then either ask to group up or queue up for a dungeon and hopefully after your finished you will find your stuff.
5. When you turn in quests empty/repair your bags and gear as to cut time and forgetfulness in the field to maximize leveling profit. Also take this time to send things of worth to a bank alt so you can keep your bags empty.
6. If your serious about leveling then play seriously. This isn't My Little Pony, if you see a quest item by someone then go take it. The point is for you to get to the max level not another player. Being a honorable player can keep you down till the next wave of item/creature respawns which means you might still be competing with people who just got the quest and just showed up and have no qualms taking it.
7. Help your guild. Remember that this time around you will gain guild rep/xp based of guild runs. Use this to your benefit. Let your guild know "Hey guys, I want to run an instance anyone wanna take a break from questing?" and you can benefit your guild as well as yourself.
8. Although your trying to get to 85 as soon as possible dont feel as though you cant take a break. It is good to get up and stretch or fill your drink or go to the bathroom.
9. Well considering you aren't learning that many spells this time around, I would space out your training sessions for some classes. I know this doesn't count completely from 80-85. But when your leveling up you can sometimes go 4-6 levels before going and training.
10. FINISH OUT QUEST ZONES! If you finish out both starting quest zones you should be 82-83. Which means when you move on to the 82-83 content zones you will be level appropriate and slightly higher which means by the time you finish these zones you will either be 85 or making your final push into 85 in a 84-85 zone. Being slightly higher then the quests your doing means that you will omgfaceroll through the quest content with ease and still have mana/health and less down time.
Just some rules I have followed since vanilla. I love leveling toon's.
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Breakfast Topic: Gonna check out Ulduar on the PTR? {WoW}
Feb 19th 2009 8:23AM My guild and I are planning on finishing up Naxx 25 (farm) for the abyss crystals and then doing 2drake sarth instead of 3 just because the loot doesn't change and we just want him down. THEN we are taking 10-25 onto the PTR to start the testing of the bosses so that we can have strat's ready for live. When you have to compete with guilds like for server firsts you need to know your stuff unfortunately so hopefully we will get in there good.
Ask a Lore Nerd: Demons rule, naga drool {WoW}
Jan 5th 2009 11:25AM There is a gate in Tanaris in the south, believe it's called Ul'dum or something along those lines gaurded by elementals. When will or where does this place come into lore and how will it effect us in the future with Ul'duar being introduced. Been curious since pre-bc. Thank you.
Breakfast topic: The good old days {WoW}
Dec 12th 2008 9:57AM Reflections...
- Here is something... Magmadar[MC] for noob groups and guilds it was a hard fight without tranq shot. Usually you brought a hunter that had it or knew someone who had it so that way you can get one of your hunters to have it so then you would not have to bring anyone except your hunter.
-PvPing for horrible epics from WSG Venders. And wanting AV summoned Elementals so you could kill them for there Epics.
-I remember having lowbie warlocks placed around all world boss spawns so that way if one was up we could summon the 40 man raid in 10 minutes.
-I remember running around inside ZG before we even knew it was a future instance.
- I remember making a mental note that the place between duskwood and swamp of sorrows was worthless..only to become the site and area of one of the most raided instances ever (Karazhan).
-I remember the horrible corpse runs in Un'Goro and how pissed off people would be when they get ganked in the back of the cave.
-I remember caverns of time entrance blocked off and pointless.
-I still to this day only visit the Org auction house just because I dont acknowledge the other ones.
-I remember when you had to be a certain rank to enter the hall for your pvp gear.
those were all fond memories.
Breakfast Topic: The Man with a Plan {WoW}
Nov 21st 2008 8:10AM Very nice actually.. I've been averaging 2 levels per day for the 4 days I played and now I am 4 bars into 78 and with an epic flyer I zip around and complete 5-6 quests in 15 minutes tops. But over all its nice cause I can actually read the quests and understand FULLY whats goin on.
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 3 - BlizzCon Polar Bear Mount {WoW}
Nov 10th 2008 7:45AM swwweeeeeettttt mount
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 6 - BlizzCon Aunthenticators {WoW}
Nov 7th 2008 7:58AM Dont Nerf me Bro
Officers' Quarters: We PvP {WoW}
Nov 4th 2008 9:25AM Just so you know Death n Taxs started out as a PvP guild who knocked off early content for better pvp gear (before they had pvp gear comparable to raiding gear.) and look at all their accomplishments. They were great. For a pvp guild you just need to have balance. Maybe run a kara or ZA or some 10 man just to get the whole raiding out of peoples veins then you can go tackle battle grounds all night.
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Life in Las Vegas hinges around the Strip, with its outrageous neon-encrusted casinos, gargantuan all-you-can-eat buffets and star-studded cabaret extravaganzas. Yet there's a more laid-back side to this desert resort, away from the jingling dice and pounding hangovers, with many visitors preferring to use cheap Las Vegas accommodation as their base for a relaxing holiday with guaranteed sunshine, great shopping and world-class sporting facilities.
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stevenj writes ""When McMaster University hailed the hiring of a new chief librarian last year, then-provost Ken Norrie called the arrival of the new man a "coup." Now, just seven months into the job, Jeffrey Trzeciak is shedding parts of the old regime and changing the basic mission of the library." Take a look at this article — always a rare occasion when the local metro paper profiles an academic library — about the transformation taking place at McMaster's academic library. A very positive library article. Find it at:
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I have basic knowledge when it comes to specs, but I was wondering what you guys are thinking about the specs? based on PS4's already confirmed and Xbox's rumored specs which may actually be accurate.
If the PS4 is indeed clocked at 2 ghz + the GDDR5, I would think it already has a bigger advantage over the Xbox power wise of course. What do you think?The Durango CPU is structured as two modules. A module contains four x64 cores, each running a single thread at 1.6 GHz. Each core contains a 32 KB instruction cache (I-cache) and a 32 KB data cache (D-cache), and the 4 cores in each module share a 2 MB level 2 (L2) cache. In total, the modules have 8 hardware threads and 4 MB of L2. The architecture is little-endian, states the report from VGLeaks.com.
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PS4 vs Xbox 720
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You couldnt wait until Microsoft revealed their specs before making this thread? The current rumored specs are from a year ago so there is absolutely no reason to compare until Microsoft gives us real specs for the final product.
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it wont be clocked at 2 ghz. 1.6 is good for it needs to be doing
03-01-2013 #55
I thought the ps4 clocked at 2 GHz was a rumour, im not sure, i havent fully read the other thread yet.
03-01-2013 #56
Isn't it nevermind?LOL,both will run the games
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03-01-2013 #57
To be fair for all the apparent advantages of the ps the new durango/720 will have access to their own dx11/12? ms licensed tools which (graphically at least) should help it punch a bit above its weight.I do think however that there is no doubt ms are going full tilt after the motion gaming possibly wii owners crowd.That is where i want to be.
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Don't compare PS4 to this garbage Xbox. Only PS PS PS PS PS.
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I have friends in both the pro-sony and pro-ms camps, so I will get both!
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PS4 until I die.
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Isn't this poll at an unfair time? We know nothing confirmed about the next Xbox.
Anyway, claud3 you are a sad sad person lol...looking at the poll results.
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It's PlayStation 4 for me.
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Still want to know more about the Loop before I decide. Not voting until the 21st.
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05-17-2013 #72
PS4 use 2 cores for non-gaming 6 cores for gaming.
This guy claims PS4 use 3GB for other than gaming, seems he is from Ratloop studio asia, they introduced their game in Asia Playstation blog.
I see those so called advantages depleting!"We don't provide the 'easy to program for' console that (developers) want, because 'easy to program for' means that anybody will be able to take advantage of pretty much what the hardware can do, so then the question is, what do you do for the rest of the nine-and-a-half years?"
--Kaz Hirai, CEO, Sony Computer Entertainment
05-17-2013 #73
Sony only needs one advantage to win next gen: Their arsenal of games. Doesn't matter how powerful it is.
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