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The rumor mill is working at full steam ahead of the expected launch of Google's next Nexus phone, with HTC and Samsung as top two candidates.
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Google Lends Support to HTC in Fight Against Apple
Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt announced that the company is supporting HTC's fight against Apple in the on-going smartphone lawsuits.
Tuesday, 19 Jul 2011
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Monday, 18 Jul 2011
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The U.S International Trade Commission ruled that HTC had violated two of Apple's patents, which could possibly mean that HTC products would be banned by year end.
Wednesday, 13 Jul 2011
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Tuesday, 12 Jul 2011
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- Ed FosterNovember 16, 2010 at 5:06 PM
I think the rest of the quote had something to do with not being able to improve the lot of the poor man by pulling down the rich man, and some other good things.
Danged if I can find the entire quote though. It's a good one.
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LocationThe Institute for the Environment's Morehead City Field Site (MCFS) is located at the UNC Institute of Marine Sciences (IMS) in Morehead City, North Carolina. IMS is strategically located in North Carolina's central coastal region on 6.5 acres of waterfront property on Bogue Sound. The region is rich in estuarine and wetland habitats and includes the large embayments (e.g., Core, Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds) and estuaries (e.g. Neuse and Newport) that are typical of North Carolina's coast and tied to much of its seafood production. Field study opportunities will take students to nearby areas, with a focus on the well characterized Neuse River Estuary-Pamlico Sound system. Pamlico Sound is the second largest lagoonal estuary in the country, and the site of dynamic larval fish and invertebrate activity. It is also the site of extensive research focus on eutrophication and water quality, led by researchers at IMS. Deployment of field site boats permits the students to gain access and direct interaction with the local rivers, creeks, estuaries and coastal areas, as well as the ecologically significant Cape Hatteras and Cape Lookout areas. TimingCurrently, the MCFS is only offered during the fall semester. Award OpportunitiesPlease visit the Institute's Awards & Scholarships page for more information on these awards CourseworkStudents who enroll at the MCFS take the following courses:
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OPINION: Why do we continue to export logs?
Every ship leaving Picton with a load of logs is sending away jobs that are desperately needed here. That came through in spades earlier this month when I visited local timber mill Flight Timbers with primary industry spokesman Damien O'Connor and forestry spokesman Chris Hipkins.
New Zealand's forestry and wood products industry has grown in volume, but struggles to add value.
More than half of the trees harvested in the June 2013 quarter were exported as logs. We surpassed Russia as the largest softwood supplier to China. Yet New Zealand continues to import processed timber; made by others from our own logs.
China has replaced Australia as New Zealand's top export market, accounting for 21 per cent of total exports. The latest IMF report shows this is up from 4.5 per cent a decade earlier.
"Our rapid transition and reliance on China as an export destination for raw logs exposes New Zealand's forestry industry to the vagaries of the Chinese market. at the cost of local regional wood businesses," the report says.
In recent months, log prices paid at the Picton port gate have dropped 35 to 40 per cent, to $75 a tonne, depending on grade and individual export buyer. The new pricing hits forest owners, loggers and trucking companies as the gates shut because harvesting trees will not be economic.
Flight Timber injects $4.5 million through direct site wages into the Marlborough economy, and is a major employer in our region.
Many timber mills have closed down across the country, unable to compete in an aggressive timber commodity market.
It is essential for regional economies like Marlborough that timber processing companies are supported by central government, ensuring viability for the long term. Simply exporting raw logs doesn't work.
Labour's forestry and wood processing policy will ensure mills like Flight Timber will continue to contribute to the Marlborough economy by adding value to wood products.
Labour's wood policy will see encouraged investment, moving the focus from logs to higher-value products, through a "tax" deferral for investment in plant and equipment by means of an accelerated depreciation provision.
Also reintroduced will be a tax credit to encourage private investment in high-quality research and development, leading towards advanced wood construction technologies.
What impressed the Labour team when visiting the Flight plant was the use of precision technology to achieve maximum yield from the raw logs.
The ability though technology to turn low-grade timber into structurally strong, useful building timber required considerable and commendable investment in technological processes by the company.
Local timber companies need a supportive regime to stay in business, contributing to the local economy. Forestry in Marlborough must remain a significant contributor to the economic future of the region.
As a region and a country, we need to add value rather than simply volume to our export timber products.
- Janette Walker is the Labour Party candidate for the Kaikoura electorate, which includes all of the Marlborough region.
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Trojans' early barrage buries Braves, 4-1
Published: Saturday, January 21, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 21, 2006 at 12:41 a.m.
HOUMA -- Central Lafourche scored three late first-half goals, and H.L. Bourgeois never fully recovered as the Trojans captured a 4-1, District 7-I victory Friday night at Tom B. Smith Stadium.
Despite getting the majority of their scoring opportunities in the second half, the Braves (8-4, 5-3 district) scored just one goal in their attempt to answer the Trojans first-half rally.
When the teams met earlier in the season, Central Lafourche (10-8-2, 5-3) outshot the Braves by a considerable margin, but lost.
"Weve worked on our shooting," Trojans coach Adrian Garcia said. "Because our passing has been there, intensity was there, but shooting wasnt and tonight it definitely came together."
Central Lafourche had 27 total shots (19 on goal). H.L. Bourgeois took 14 shots (eight on goal).
The Trojans scored goals in the 36th, 38th and 39th minutes to break the game open. Matt Labat scored the first goal off of an assist from Clint Blanchard. Labat, who finished with two goals and an assist, received the pass near the penalty mark and took a hard, low shot that went in off the right post.
Two minutes later, Justin Richardson received a pass from Labat and buried a hard shot from 25 yards into the right corner.
Cully Guidroz made it 3-0 in the 39th minute on a long shot from near midfield. Seconds before the shot, H.L. Bourgeois goalie came out of the box and fell to the ground after a collision, leaving the goal open. Guidroz took the opportunity to take a shot from near midfield that sailed into the open net for a 3-0 lead.
"In the first half, on two goals we didnt go to the ball," Braves coach Sunny Bach said. "We just gave them the shot, and you cant do that against a team that has good shooters."
The Braves appeared ready to answer, as they took to the offensive in the second half. After taking just three shots in the first half, H.L. Bourgeois took 11 second-half shots.
They were rewarded in the 49th minute when Travis Collinson received a square pass in the penalty area, directly in front of the goal. Collinson one-touched the shot past Trojans goalie Hadrian Robichaux.
Following the goal, the Braves had a number of near misses, including a free kick that was punched out of danger by Robichaux.
Labat completed the scoring for Central Lafourche in the 73rd minute on 25-yard free kick that deflected off of a defender and into the goal.
"The second half, I thought we dominated," Bach said. "We had a lot of opportunity. I just wish we would have come out like that in the beginning."
In a steady downpour at Tom B. Smith Stadium, Central Lafourche took advantage of its first-half opportunities to gain a win over District 7-I rival H.L. Bourgeois.
In the first half, the Lady Trojans (9-3-2, 6-1) put all six of their shots on goal and netted two of them. They held on to that lead in the second half to preserve the shut out.
"We played good in the first half," Central Lafourche coach Mohammed Hammadi said. "We controlled the ball very well. In the second half, we got tired and they (H.L. Bourgeois) played physical, but clean. We were able to stop their best players (Angela Rogers and Jasmine Elsayed)."
The Lady Trojans stingy defense held H.L. Bourgeois without a shot for the first 31 minutes of the game. The Lady Braves (8-10, 4-4) finished the game with 12 total shots (five on goal). Their best scoring opportunity came in the 60th minute when Tori Lessard took a hard shot from the six-yard box but it went directly to Central Lafourche keeper Nicole Smith.
Central Lafourche took 13 total shots (10 on goal).
Callie Harrison scored the games first goal in the 10th minute when she one-touched a pass that came across the penalty box.
Her shot went to the near post, and deflected off of Lady Braves keeper Eva Prestenbach for a 1-0 lead.
Britney Grabert added to the score in the 18th minute when Gwen Ledet dropped a pass back to Grabert who was waiting near the top of the penalty box. Graberts shot slipped between Prestenbachs legs for a 2-0 Lady Trojans advantage.
The Lady Braves took seven of their 12 shots in the second half, but couldnt overcome the slow start.
"If we play the way we played the last ten minutes of the game, well be fine," Bach said. "But the game consists of eighty minutes and not ten."
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I'm thinking about making a barleywine and I can't really figure out the difference between a barleywine and a strong beer. I've done a search and didn't really find a concrete answer on the forum. Can anybody give me a good explanation?
They're one in the same. It is just called a barleywine because it is made from barley and closer to the strength of wine.
I think it's partially the residual sweetness and strong maltiness that is present in most barleywines. Even in an American Barleywine (vs. English) there should be some sweetness and a definite balance towards the malt. BJCP says "rich and strongly [or intensely] malty." Its not an Imperial IPA because of this, though the extremes of the two styles can be similar. IIPAs should finish drier. Just adding more alcohol to a beer style won't make it a barleywine, just an "imperial" whatever style... Use some Crystal 40-60 malts to accentuate the sweet maltiness, but in general you get most of the color/sweetness from a longer boil and a higher mash temp. Lots of wort, boiled down for a long time. My last barleywine boiled for nearly 2.5 hours (I also way overshot my OG due to calculation errors in my recipe). Terje
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Compared to a Strong Ale, a Barleywine will be darker, sweeter and a little more bitter.English-Style Barley Wine Ale English style barley wines range from tawny copper to dark brown in color and have a full body and high residual malty sweetness. Complexity of alcohols and fruity-ester characters are often high and counterbalanced by the perception of low to medium bitterness and extraordinary alcohol content. Hop aroma and flavor may be minimal to medium. English type hops are often used but not necessary for this style. Low levels of diacetyl may be acceptable. Caramel and some characters indicating oxidation, such as vinous (sometimes sherry like) aromas and/or flavors, may be considered positive. Chill haze is allowable at cold temperatures. Original Gravity (ºPlato): 1.085-1.120 (21.5-28 ºPlato) Apparent Extract/Final Gravity (ºPlato): 1.024-1.032 (6-8 ºPlato) Alcohol by Weight (Volume): 6.7-9.6% (8.4-12%) Bitterness (IBU): 40-60 Color SRM (EBC): 14-22 (28-44 EBC)Strong Ale Light amber to mid-range brown in color, strong ales are medium to full bodied with a malty sweetness. Hop aroma should be minimal and flavor can vary from none to medium in character intensity. Fruity-ester flavors and aromas can contribute to the character of this ale. Bitterness should be minimal but evident and balanced with malt and/or caramel like sweetness. Alcohol types can be varied and complex. A rich, often sweet and complex estery character may be evident. Very low levels of diacetyl are acceptable. Chill haze is acceptable at low temperatures. (This style may often be split into two categories, strong and very strong.) Original Gravity (ºPlato): 1.060-1.125 (15-31.5 ºPlato) Apparent Extract/Final Gravity (ºPlato): 1.014-1.040 (3.5-10 ºPlato) Alcohol by Weight (Volume): 5.5-8.9% (7-11%) Bitterness (IBU): 30-65 Color SRM (EBC): 8-21 (16-42 EBC)
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Ok, I'm not trying to get technical, but when brewing thats what I do. I read through the basic definition and I see Fruity, high alcohol, medium bitterness. What seperates Barleywines from belgian dubbels and quads. Is it just the candy sugar????????
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Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act
President Barack Obama signed the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) into law on July 22, 2014. WIOA is designed to help job seekers access employment, education, training, and support services to succeed in the labor market and to match employers with the skilled workers they need to compete in the global economy. Congress passed the Act by a wide bipartisan majority; it is the first legislative reform in 15 years of the public workforce system.
Every year the key programs that form the pillars of WIOA help tens of millions of job seekers and workers to connect to good jobs and acquire the skills and credentials needed to obtain them. The enactment of WIOA provides opportunity for reforms to ensure the American Job Center system is job-driven—responding to the needs of employers and preparing workers for jobs that are available now and in the future.
WIOA supersedes the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 and amends the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act, the Wagner-Peyser Act, and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. In general, the Act takes effect on July 1, 2015, the first full program year after enactment, unless otherwise noted. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) will issue further guidance on the timeframes for implementation of these changes and proposed regulations reflecting the changes in WIOA soon after enactment.
The WIOA Resource Page
DOL, in coordination with the U.S. Departments of Education (ED) and Health and Human Services (HHS), is working diligently to ensure that states, local areas, other grantees, and stakeholders are prepared for implementation of WIOA. The WIOA Resource Page will provide information and resources for States, local areas, non-profits and other grantees, and other stakeholders to assist with implementation of the Act. This page will be updated to reflect newly developed materials, including responses to frequently asked questions.
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Updates
- Publication Update (posted 1/05/2015)
Stakeholder Input and Engagement
Input from the state and local workforce leaders and practitioners, as well as other stakeholders, is critical to the success of WIOA implementation. DOL, in collaboration with the Departments of Education and Health and Human Services, will provide workforce system partners and stakeholders with opportunities to provide input in-person and virtually throughout the implementation period.
In September and October, ETA hosted a series of in-person town hall listening sessions in each of our six regions, designed to support strong implementation of the new legislation. These sessions offered an opportunity for our broad stakeholder groups to share their questions, insights and suggestions regarding the changes outlined in the WIOA legislation. Thanks to all who participated in these events.
ETA is also hosting a series of Stakeholder Consultation Webinars to engage the public in implementation of WIOA. Archived versions of the previous Consultation Webinars are available here.
The U.S. Department of Education invites you to submit comments and recommendations for implementation of WIOA on Department of ED's WIOA blog
Related Guidance
- Training and Employment Notice 6-14 (Information for Stakeholder Engagement for WIOA Implementation)
- Training and Employment Notice 5-14 (WIOA Announcement and Initial Informational Resources)
- Training and Employment Guidance Letter 12-14 (Allowable Uses and Funding Limits of Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Program Year 2014 funds for WIOA Transitional Activities)
- TEGL 12-14 FAQs
WIOA Technical Assistance Tools and Resources
- WIOA Bill Public Law No: 113-128
- WIOA Fact Sheet
- WIOA Overview
- Conference Call on Next Steps for WIOA Implementation with the Departments of Labor, Education, and Health and Human Services – Transcript (posted 12/03/2014)
- WIOA 101 Webcast Series (posted 11/24/2014)
- Key Statutorily Required Implementation Dates
- Frequently Asked Questions and Answers (posted 7/22/2014)
- The Department of Education's Rehabilitation Services Administration – WIOA Resource Page
- The Department of Education's Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education - WIOA Resource Page
- Advisory Committee on Increasing Competitive Integrated Employment for Individuals with Disabilities
Job-Driven Vision
- Vice President's Job-Driven Training Report
- Implementing a Job-Driven Workforce System, Training Employment Guidance Letter 03-14
- Job Driven National Emergency Grants, Training Employment Notice 29-13
- Letter to Governors from the Secretaries of Labor, Education, Commerce, and Health and Human Services
(Accessible version) - Letter to Mayors from the Secretaries of Labor, Education, Commerce, and Health and Human Services
(Accessible version) - Job-Driven Evidence Synthesis Report
- Read Secretary of Labor, Tom Perez's blog post regarding the enactment of WIOA.
- Read Secretary of Labor, Tom Perez's statement to the press on the passage of WIOA.
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Why is this stamp so important?The stamp is important to WWF because all proceeds raised from the premium will go to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Multinational Species Conservation Funds, which support efforts to protect wild populations of tigers, rhinos, elephants, great apes and marine turtles.
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Not just yawning, but cold too is contagious, find British researchers. A shivering person can make you feel cold, they add.
A new study has suggested that wolves tend to yawn when they see one of their brethren indulging in the act -- just like the humans.
Just as humans sometimes find it impossible to resist yawning as a response to another person`s yawn, bonobos, our closest evolutionary cousins, too feel the same urge, says a study.
It may look unpleasant in office meeting or in the middle of a social dinner but yawning does help cool your brain.
A new research has suggested that a person`s ability to yawn after seeing another person do the same reduces with age.
Dogs yawn often when they see a person yawning, and are more responsive towards their owner`s yawns than to a stranger`s, a research has suggested.
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You are more likely to yawn if a family member or friend yawns rather than if a stranger does, due to a phenomenon called 'yawn contagion', says a new study.
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Catterall Forest
Bristol, NH
Acreage: 215 acres
Directions: Take Willow Street, off Route 3A in Bristol
Catterall Forest has an outstanding stand of red oak trees.
Guy I. Burch Forest
Freedom, NH
Acreage: 20 acres
Directions: Just 0.5 miles West of the ME-NH line on Route 25. The Burch Forest is on the right just past a small side road approximately 1.4 miles from Route 25.
Cooper Cedar Woods
New Durham, NH
Acreage: 29 acres
Directions: Located on Route 11, 4.5 miles South of junction of Routes 11 & 28. A sign on the right marks the parking area/entrance.
Etta M. & Leon P. Tilton Memorial Forest
Gilmanton, NH
Acreage: 203 acres
Directions: From the intersection of Routes 107 & 106 in Laconia, take Route 107 S for 2.4 miles. Turn left onto Durrell Mt. Rd. and travel 2.2 miles. Park where the road steepens and continue on foot 700' to a log landing on right. A woods road goes South from here.
George & Emily H. Marks Memorial Forest
Alton, NH
Acreage: 236 acres
Directions: From Rotary at junction of Rts. 28 & 11, head South on Route 11 for 3.8 miles. Turn left at flashing light (Depot Rd.). Go 0.4 mile to Main St. and turn left at stop sign. Go 1.6 miles to Merrymeeting Lake Rd. Go 1.8 miles, then right onto Powder Mill Station Fish Hatchery. Just past hatchery turn left onto Powder Mill Rd. and go 1.1 miles.
Jennings Forest
New Durham, NH
Acreage: 396 acres
Directions: From the blinking light in New Durham, travel South East on Route 11 for 1.4 miles and turn left onto Davis Cross Rd. Go through crossroad, continue up hill, and bear right on Middleton Rd. Park on right side of Middleton Rd. near the property sign and gate in less than 1 mile.
Jones Forest
Milton, NH
Acreage: 227 acres
Directions: Take Exit 18 from the Spaulding Turnpike, turn right on Route 125 and travel South for 0.7 miles. Park at the entrance of gravel access road on the right. Follow access road under the bridge to logging road extending to right.
Merriman Forest
Sandwich, NH
Acreage: 102 acres
Directions: Just past the junction of Routes 25B & 25 in Center Harbor, turn left onto Bean Rd. Go about 5.1 miles. Property is on the right. Look for a marked trailhead.
Moose Mountains Forest Reservation
Middleton, NH and Brookfield, NH
Acreage: 2,189 acres
Directions: This is a newly acquired property by the Society for the Protection for New Hampshire Forests. Contact them at 603-224-9945 for directions to the property.
Porter-Rodgerson Forest
Tamworth, NH
Acreage: 203 acres
Directions: Take Route 25 to Route 113 North, heading to Tamworth. Go about 0.75 miles and turn left on Hollow Hill Rd. Continue for 0.3 miles. When road changes to gravel, take right onto a small gravel road. This leads to the forest.
Sidney Butler Smith Forest
Sandwich, NH
Acreage: 203 acres
Directions: Take Route 25 to Route 113 North, heading to Tamworth. Go about 0.75 miles and turn left on Hollow Hill Rd. Continue for 0.3 miles. When road changes to gravel, take right onto a small gravel road. This leads to the forest.
Stimson Forest
Ossipee, NH
Acreage: 45 acres
Directions: At the junction of Routes 16 & 28 in Ossipee, travel on Route 16 for 0.2 miles. Turn right onto Elm St. Go 0.1 miles to a fork in the road, then turn right at fork (Elm St.). Go 1.1 miles to property on the left.
Thompson Town Forest
Gilmanton, NH
Acreage: 122.7 acres
Directions: The entrance to the Thompson Town Forest is at the end of Gale Road. The trail is marked and includes interpretive signs that discuss the natural and cultural history of the property. Trail passes cellar holes, well and remnants of an old sap house. Trail maps are available online here.
Weeks Forest
Gilford, NH
Acreage: 86 acres
Directions: The entrance to Weeks Forest is located on the North side of Route 11A just East of Gilford Village. Parking is available across the highway at the Gilford Town Office. Trail maps are available at the town library.
White Mountain Region
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Seacoast Region
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Monadnock Region
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Merrimack Valley Region
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Lakes Region
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Great North Woods
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Aug 16, 2009 Full Version 2 comments17.08.2009 The new and updated Eradication Wars is back. Now with an overhauled interface and lots of polishing and a couple new guns have cleaned up...
Eradication is a total convertion for the freeware game Soldat. It changes the theme from soldats to mechs, massive weapons of excessive power and dramatic effects that will deliver the ultimate mecha experience in Soldat. Featuring over 50 weapons to choose from with the aid of a handy configurator, you may switch your weapon sets upon every new game you start. The mod features new sounds, kits, interface, gostek, effects, explosions and alot more!
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After a rather long break from Soldat, I decided to update my mod and refresh things a bit. After a couple days, I finished the new, better version of my mod, Eradication Wars 7.
This is the 7th version of my mod and it has come a long way since when I started.
The newest version features an overhauled and much more cleaner interface and some new weapons. I also removed some random clutter the mod had and cleaned it up overall to make it work more smoothly. I use this mod myself always when I play Soldat and I enjoy it a lot. I hope you will too. Have fun!
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The newest version of Eradication Wars is now released! After countless hours and days of sleepless nights I got the whole thing wrapped up finally. I...
:::Eradication Wars ::: ---------------------------- Eradication Wars is a total conversion for the freeware game ''soldat''. Its...
lol but i need soldat to open up in a game window. Does it open in fullscreen so you have to change in settings?
Looks cool! Finaly a realistic reason to have jets on your boots =D
I was trying to download this mod last night and it wouldnt work or i wasnt doing it right i have the halo mod can u have more thn one mod at a time
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STO crashed Windows
I was playing STO when suddenly my computer froze and I was forced to switch it off. When I tried to start it windows would not load and auto repair deleted STO before I could launch it again. This is outrageous. I can handle normal crashes but when it affects Windows, things get personal. I run Vista Home Premium x32 and my computer is fairly decent rig. Please tell me what could of happened. I have made copies of all the error and crash logs so if u want any just ask me. And I only had a day to play this game... sigh
What's this auto-repair, and why is your system becoming unbootable due to one system crash? These are more serious OS-level issues that you need to address before you start complaining here.
Now, granted, it's bad that STO caused your whole system to lock up. It's done that to me, too. The fault is really on the graphics card drivers, to be honest -- both ATI and Nvidia have major major major issues in their device drivers, because their implementation of DirectX and OpenGL are wildly unconformant to the specification. And there are hundreds of thousands of bugs where a certain ordering of API calls can cause a GPU lockup. Microsoft did a survey of the reasons for BSODs in Vista over the period of a year or so, and concluded that 80% of them were Nvidia or ATI driver related. So yeah -- hardware-accelerated graphics takes the cake from floppy disks for the most unreliable device in personal computing. The launcher has an option called "Safe Mode". What I'd suggest is that you take the following steps: 1. Enable "Safe Mode" in the launcher options. 2. Start STO. 3. Log out before you select a character, and go to STO's main menu's options, under the Video tab. 4. For the screen resolution type, select "Windowed Maximized". 5. Play the game for a while (at least an hour) on both space and ground missions. If it is stable and doesn't crash for you, then go back to the options menu and enable one "eye candy" feature -- be it higher detail textures or increasing the field of view or whatever. 6. Avoid these three options: anisotropic filtering, antialiasing, and bloom. Save them for last. If all the other options, when enabled, still allow you to play the game stably, you should be happy. You don't really need these three things, and they are the most likely to crash your computer. 7. Make sure you enable auto-framerate stabilization in the Troubleshooting section. This will help a little in preventing lag and crashes, but is not a fool-proof solution for either. If you notice that enabling a particular option caused a lot of framerate lag, or caused you to crash, then you have isolated the problem down to that one option, and you can then disable it and proceed along with enabling other options, as long as they don't make you crash too. But this process of trial and error may lead to additional full-system crashes, so you need to be prepared to crash. Most Windows Vista and 7 systems should be resilient enough to a crash that the system will still be bootable even if it does crash -- the fact that yours wasn't means that you probably had some underlying issues to begin with, like errors in the NTFS filesystem. Make sure you run chkdsk regularly to keep your filesystem free of errors -- they accumulate slowly over time whenever you forcefully reboot or turn off your computer, such as system crashes and power failures. Eventually you might end up with so many unresolved errors that the system is rendered unbootable. |
Woah! That was alot. Here is the thing: my card is a decent card capable of running games and I only had a problem playing gta 4 due to the games ineffeciency. STO runs for me beyond stable. I do not have any crashes or freezes, in fact the only problems for me are gameplay bugs. When STO crashed, it happened during a very random moment when nothing unisial was happening and the OS would not boot untill it deleted the STO.exe
Yea it should
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