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Dual boot WXP + W7
Hi Everyone
First of all thank you guys for the excellent advices and detailed tutorials, they are really helpful, I already learnt a lot, but, as always I still have some questions. After assembling a new PC (based on a Gigabyte Z77 DS3H motherboard) I need a dual boot system, with the option to choose between 32 bit WXP and 32 bit W7. I created a slipstream WXP install CD with all the SATA drivers and used it to put the WXP on a primary partition on a SATA HDD. Then using the W7 install CD I put the W7 on a primary partition on a separate SSD. Unfortunately when switching the machine on the boot fails every time, unless I go into the BIOS every time and select the WXP-containing HDD as the 1st boot device. After that tha machine starts and offers me the choice between the "Earlier OS" and W7. Why is that ? Why the BIOS does not remember the boot sequence settings despite saving it ? Why am I greeted with the aforementioned opening choices - which comes from the W7 Boot Manager - and not the WXP opening screen which would say "Microsoft Windows XP Professional" (instead of "Earlier OS") ? Any help would be well appreciated. |
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Sounds like you have the Windows 7 HDD pluged to the first sata port on the MOBO, WinXP to the next port.
Check your MOBO manual. |
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If you wanted to boot via the BIOS you should unplug the other HD/SSD when installing each OS. Then set the HD which you want to boot first as first HD in priority in BIOS setup.
But since you already have a Windows Boot Menu, the HD marked System in Disk Mgmt should be set first in priority to boot. On some BIOS this boot order might be ignored with the non-System HD trying to boot first. As Theog says you need to change the ports to correct it in this case. |
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When you installed Win7, was the disk containing XP also present in the system? If so, Win7 wrote its boot loader files into the XP partition -- even though it was on a different disk. You have to boot from THAT disk because it contains all the boot loader files now.
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Quick question: Why, in step 6, did you use the trim piece (E) + the 1x12 (I) on the top, rather than just a single solid piece?
This simple media base is designed for flat panel tvs. It is easy to build and there is an entire collection of plans available here to build a media wall around this console.
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2 - 1x12 @ 8 feet long
2 - 1x2 @ 8 feet long
1 - 3 1/2" Base Moulding @ 4 feet long
1 sheet of Beadboard Paneling (wainscotting could work)
A) 2 - 1x12 @ 16 3/4" (Sides)
B) 2 - 1x12 @ 43 1/2" (Top and Bottom of the "Box")
C) 2 - 1x12 @ 11 3/4" (Vertical Dividers)
D) 1 - 45" x 16 3/4" beadboard (any thickness)
E) 2 - 1x2 @ 45" (trim pieces for the top)
F) 1 - 1x2 @ 42" (trim piece for the bottom)
G) 2 - 1x2 @ 15 1/4" (front outside corner trim pieces)
H) 1 - 45" piece of 3 1/2" base moulding I) 1 - 1x12 @ 45" (Top)
1. Box. Start by "building the box" by nailing through the sides (A) and into the edge of (B), as shown above. Note the dimensions on the space below the bottom shelf - 3 1/2" Use glue and at least 2" nails.
2. Dividers. Now add the center dividers (C) for the cubbies, spaced 14" between the upright boards, as shown above. Then add the beadboard (D) to the back. Use glue and 1 1/2" nails.
3. Trim. Now attach one of the top trim pieces, E, to the top edge, as shown above. Attach the shorter trim piece, F, to the bottom shelf, lining top edges, and leaving 1 1/2" on either side.
4. Side Trim. Add the vertical trim (G), as shown above, on both ends.
5. Footer. Add the base moulding (H), as shown above, to the bottom edge.
6. Top. Use the remaining piece (E) on top of the shelf. Attach as shown above. Use 1 1/4" nails and glue. Then add the remaining piece, I, to the top of the base unit, as shown below.
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Quick question: Why, in step 6, did you use the trim piece (E) + the 1x12 (I) on the top, rather than just a single solid piece?
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Hi Colleen, I did the double top for 2 reasons. The double top will add strength for the tv and it gives a nice overhang on the front. Because 1x12 is the widest width board you can buy (commonly), to get a wider width, you add the 1x2 to the back where it will not be seen.
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We made the rustic media base this week, with a few modifications=) I am more than happy with it...hoping to get pics posted to the Facebook group today!
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I love all your designs and I am sure you get overwhelmed with requests. Buy I've never seen a request for a corner media cabinet and I know there are people that would LOVE them.
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Hi Mary Alice, request noted! We have had tons of request for a corner cabinet, and I am listening!
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I agree about a corner media cabinet, Mary Alice. I've been trying to figure out how to modify this plan to make a corner cabinet...but haven't been able to figure it out.


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ANAHEIM -- Albert Pujols finally hit a home run and the Angels' bullpen finally held a slim lead in a 4-3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays Sunday.
The Angels finished the homestand 5-2. Until this week, they had lost every road trip and homestand of the season.
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It's over, at last. One of the more-scrutinized homerless streaks in baseball history came to an end. Albert Pujols golfed a low pitch from Drew Hutchison over the left-field wall, about 390 feet from home plate, for his first home run as an Angel. That snapped a streak of 110 at-bats without going deep, the longest of Pujols' career. With that behind them, maybe the Angels can get a little momentum going as they travel to Minnesota to play the worst team in the American League. Players initially vacated the dugout, giving Pujols the silent treatment, but then they returned to swarm him.
Jerome's day. If the Angels had played better defense behind him, maybe Jerome Williams could have repeated his shutout from the previous start. He wasn't quite as sharp, but he pitched the Angels into the seventh inning on just 88 pitches despite two crucial misplays. Williams is giving the Angels stability in the back of their rotation. Since that bad season debut at Yankee Stadium, he has given them four straight quality starts.
Mighty pen. Four relievers combined to get the final seven outs in a one-run game, a radical departure from the rest of this season. After Scott Downs left the game with an injury, LaTroy Hawkins only needed two pitches to get two outs. Omar Vizquel lined the ball to Hawkins, who underhanded it to first for a double play.
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Downs down. The Angels have already had enough headaches with their bullpen. Now this. Closer Scott Downs was ducking J.P. Arencibia's line drive in the ninth when he appeared to injure his right knee. Downs has been the only reliable reliever all year, having pitched 9 2/3 scoreless innings before the injury.
Short on production. Pujols' slump took some scrutiny off Erick Aybar's struggles and that takes some doing. The shortstop went 3-for-24 (.125) on the homestand and stranded a runner at third with less than two outs in the sixth inning by chopping a ball to the third baseman on the second pitch. Aybar's OPS is the second-lowest among qualifying players in the AL ahead of Alexei Ramirez.
Defense. Aybar also lost a third-inning pop-up in the sun, leading to a run, and should have caught Pujols' high throw in the sixth, an error on Pujols that led to a Toronto run. He did, however, make a nice deke on Rajai Davis that led to a rare 1-4 double play in the eighth inning.
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During the early days of television, giant gizmo vans -- stuffed with wires and electronics -- trawled suburban neighborhoods. Their mission: to monitor America's TV-viewing habits. Using specialized radiowave receivers, the vans tried to pin down how many households were watching a given broadcast channel. The goal was to generate potentially valuable market research for advertisers and TV programmers. But the vans, a victim of crude technology and dubious sampling techniques, never caught on.
The idea of actively measuring radio and TV audiences -- by logging "leaked" frequencies from radio and TV tuners -- didn't vanish into the ether, however. Beginning this spring, a small, privately held company in Birmingham, Ala., called MobilTRAK is rolling out a new system for monitoring radio listenership in automobiles. It will sell the data it collects to radio stations and advertising agencies for $1,000 to $8,000 per month, depending on market size.
Instead of using vans, the company will install fixed sensors on utility poles. The sensors will randomly sample frequencies from 20% of passing cars, as many as 20,000 samples per sensor per day. In a huge radio market such as Los Angeles, that could translate into 300,000 samples every 24 hours. At 2 a.m. each day, the sensors will transmit the collected data via cellular phone to a central server in Phoenix. The server will collate the information and place it on Web pages for customers to view. Plans are in the works to make the feed continuous, or at least hourly.
"We've invented a whole new kind of information," says Jim Christian, MobilTRAK's president and owner of sister company TapScan, which makes software for media buyers. "You'll be able to find out the next day whether that contest you ran yesterday is attractive to listeners."
Christian envisions a variety of other uses for the technology: Radio programmers can monitor a new disk jockey's popularity; advertisers will find out how quickly listeners turn off their ads; retail stores will install sensors in parking lots -- and base their radio-ad buying on which stations are most popular among shoppers.
But don't call any of this information "ratings." MobilTRAK charts only in-car listening -- which makes up just 25% of total listening nationwide. And technical constraints currently limit the sample to FM stations, though the company promises it will soon add AM monitoring. Without AM monitoring, says Encino (Calif.) radio consultant Allen Klein, advertisers will miss out on a vital part of the radio universe. "Every major market has one or two AM news-and-talk channels which are heavily listened to," says Klein.
The system's other weakness is that the data collected is anonymous -- devoid of demographic information. A sensor may pick up that a car is tuned to a local rock station. But it doesn't know who's listening -- a 50-year-old businesswoman or a pair of 17-year-old high school dropouts. That's why this service will never replace Arbitron ratings, the entrenched standard that ties listener habits to consumer profiles. "The radio industry is not interested in another ratings source," says Jerry Del Colliano, editor and publisher of Inside Radio, a daily industry publication. Abitron, in fact, had a chance to buy the technology, but passed.
"There are too many holes [in MobilTRAK] as an audience measurement tool," says Jeff Vidler, vice-president for media research at Angus Reid Group, a Toronto consumer-research firm. "The most exciting thing about the technology is its application as a laboratory for radio listening."
Indeed, many industry experts say MobilTRAK is likely to fit in as one of any number of research tools for radio programming directors and media buyers. Programming managers, who are constantly rejiggering lineups and switching formats, say they often have to wait three or four months for Arbitron reports to assess whether their changes caught on with audiences. Overnight MOBILTrak logs might essentially function as huge listener surveys, because in-car radio listeners, who have immediate access to a tuning knob, are most likely to change stations if they hear something they don't like.
The technology could become even more powerful once the reports are updated continuously. That way, a station manager could sync the listener logs to a song-rotation schedule and get an early indicator on a particular tune or advertisement's appeal.
After six months of testing in Toronto, the technology will soon make its U.S. debut in Phoenix and later Los Angeles. One day, MobilTRAK may be eavesdropping on you.
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So around Apr. 19th I sent off a 4 page letter to Experian, disputing over half the items on my credit report that were my dad's and not mine, as well as some personal information they had screwed up (his birthdate on my report, his SSN on mine, old address, employment, etc). Hoping for the best, but expecting the worst, I waited.
Well yesterday, I recieved an updated copy of my report from the disputes department, and they had removed all the disputed credit accounts!! Hooray!! For some reason (they said security), they didn't include birthday, SSN, or employment information, which irks me, since I can't check it to see if it's correct. They won't list the SSN when I bought online either, so I have no way of knowing whether it's been corrected or not - will have to call and check on that. But getting all those accounts that were not mine off is a *huge* relief...much better for my credit. :-) |
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Yay! Congrats, and good luck on checking the SSN part. |
Thanks TS...of course I got a second updated copy from them, where they had updated my birthdate, but now they have my fiance listed as my spouse already, and his address listed along *with* my address *and* my parent's address as all my current addresses (we did just apply and were approved for a joint mortgage, but did not list our status as "married", since we aren't yet). Apparently, it's possible to live in three places at once... Ya know, sometimes I think it really is just easier explaining the whole thing to the loan officer than actually working with this credit company... *sigh* |
I would wait about 6 months and order another copy of your credit report. This should have all the updated information on it. |
We had the same problem with my husband's son's credit until he matured. I tried to cash a check in a grocery store, they wouldn't accept it because of my stepson's credit. I explained the problem and told them if they didn't find a way to tell the difference via address, SSN, etc., I would sue them for embarrassing me in public. They took the check. |
Uhm... I hate to throw water on your celebration, but without verification of the social security number, there's really no way to tell if those morons got it right or not. I'm sorry, I have little faith in the big three. No, make that no faith. |
Yeah, and I can't seem to get a live person to verify the SSN either. So, I'm just going to wait now until after I get married and hope that changing my name will just "reset" everything (I know, wishful thinking, but I'm so tired of dealing with this). Thank goodness the bank is reasonable about this...I get many looks of sympathy and suggestions to get around the problem from loan officers, which is really much easier than trying to go through the CC agencies. Our loan is approved, and really, that's all I was worried about, so I'm taking a break for awhile. I don't use credit that much anyways anymore (learned my lesson). |
Write them and ask for confirmation by mail. |
I did that the first time - they sent a new copy, no SSN. *eyeroll* No matter now - I'm married, and in the process of getting my name changed, so hopefully that will help clear up the problem. :-) |
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The other weekend, I read Gary Chapman's The Five Love Languages, and I found it fascinating. (I have to confess: the book caught my attention because it's always clustered near, and above, The Happiness Project on the New York Times bestseller list.)
One of the tensions within happiness, for me, is that I'm both more like other people than I suppose, and less like other people than I suppose. For instance, I thought I was the only person who struggled to spend out, but now I realize that many people feel this, too. Same with drift. I'd suffered from drift in my life, but I didn't realize how many others had also found themselves drifting.
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I often introduce this concept to many of the couples I work with. It's generally a small part of the overall counseling, though it adds understanding and can contribute to restoring positive connection.
Another excellent post, Gretchen! I'm loving your stuff lol
I read Gary Chapman's The Five Love Languages when I was 25, and have recommended a few times since.
It was very eye-opening, and it guided me to the flipside, which DOES not focus on expressing for others.
The flipside is this:
"I know, love, and am clear on my favorite ways to express love, and out of the 7 billion people on earth, I focus on attracting those who love my personal kind of 'love-language'."
This is slightly more badass because it may involve making peace with certain friends or family who don't "get you" drifting out of your life, to make room for new acquaintances.
Not for everyone
Gretchen, I recently read your book the Happiness Project and although you may be a "Quality Time" person…your book screamed "Acts of Service" to me Love your book by the way, and thanks to you I have successfully made it to year two of my one sentence journal!
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Welcome to the world of fluid dynamics. There are nomographs with pressure plotted against flow and there are charts showing pressure drop for pipes which the pipe manufacturer publishes. Find pressure drop in pipe at volume you need and then pick a pump. |
Thanks Willard. I kept trying to set it up as a physics problem working with pressure & pipe volume but could not get my units to cancel. I will look at the nomographs & go from there. |
Bacsi, Just what are you trying to do??????????/ Without getting too complicated depending upon the height you need to lift and the flow you wish to acheive is important. Sometimes people will try to over- commit you but with experience you'll find that the bare essentials are enough. Hydroponic's is a lot of fun but can easily become an expensive hobby if you accept information which makes it more than it has to be. Take it from one who's been doing it for a long long time. Kind regards. Rosco |
Hi Rosco. I was trying to figure out a pump size for someone else. You are an aeroponics grower, aren't you? The system was: have 2 small barrells 10 round and 16-18 in long. each will hose 3 plants and a 14in bubble stone each will a 120gph pump service this system with 2 sprayers or drips per container running around 36 in of tubing 1\2? What size pump is needed? (I don't have the lift height on the pump). Any suggestions? Thanks. |
In an open system like hydroponics, lift height is the most important number. Pressure drop from 36" of 1/2" piping will be small enough to ignore at low pump volume. Pumps will be 120gph at lift height. |
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Red meat connoisseurs will appreciate this old-school restaurant, home to some of the best dry-aged steaks in town, including pricey "American-style" Kobe rib eye. Harris' ages its beef for 21 days; proof of the process is visible from the street through a window where large cuts are displayed. There are a dozen steaks to choose from, plus grilled chops, chicken, and a couple of seafood dishes (like Maine lobster) for anyone who wants to steer clear of beef. Although the
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Papaya-Lime Sorbet
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In Mexico, papayas are served with a wedge of lime and a pinch of salt. This sorbet honors the sweet-tart combination and transforms it into an elegant dessert. It's like a tropical vacation in your mouth.
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Calories | 110 |
Total Fat | 1g |
Saturated Fat | 0 |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 43mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 27g |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 1g |
Calcium | 0 |
Serves: 8
Total Time: 40 min
Cook Time: 15 min
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- 8 cup(s) peeled, seeded and diced ripe papaya
- 1/2 cup(s) water
- 1/2 cup(s) sugar
- 1/4 cup(s) "lite" coconut milk
- 2 tablespoon(s) lime juice
- 1 teaspoon(s) lime zest
- 2 pinch(s) salt
- Line a large baking sheet with parchment or wax paper. Arrange diced papaya in a single layer and freeze overnight.
- Combine water and sugar in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil over high heat, stirring constantly, until the sugar is completely dissolved and syrupy, 3 to 5 minutes. Pour the syrup into a glass measuring cup and let cool for 15 minutes. Remove the papaya from the freezer to defrost while the syrup is cooling.
- Transfer half the frozen papaya to a food processor. Add half the syrup, 2 tablespoons coconut milk, 1 tablespoon lime juice, 1/2 teaspoon lime zest and a pinch of salt. Pulse two or three times then process until smooth, stopping to scrape down the sides and stir as necessary. Transfer the sorbet to a large serving bowl. Repeat with the remaining ingredients; add to the serving bowl. Serve immediately or freeze until ready to use.
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The Center for the Women of New York announces its 24th annual luncheon will be held at the Douglaston Manor, located at 63-20 Commonwealth Blvd., Douglaston at noon on April 30.
The theme of the event is "A Celebration of Women in Leadership," and it is the center's major fundraiser. The proceeds from the event directly affect programs of the group and will also go toward the restoration of its proposed building at Fort Totten in Bayside.
Some of the major women leaders in the city will be honored. Christine Quinn, speaker of the City Council, and Helen Marshall, the borough president of Queens, will lead off the event.
A special thank you will be given to former Assemblywoman Ann Margaret Carrozza, who served the Bayside area, for her 12 years of work.
In keeping with the theme of the event, awards will be presented to several prominent women including artist and author Constance del Vecchio-Maltese of Middle Village; Democratic District Leader Carol Gresser of Douglaston; and Councilwoman Karen Koslowitz of Forest Hills.
Also honored will be immigration specialist Fior Rodriguez-Langmas, who works in Bayside; lawyer Sybil Shainwald, who works in Manhattan; and state Sen. Toby Stavisky of Whitestone.
A CWNY Service award will be presented to Anita Blank of Bayside, a CWNY charter member. "Good Guy" awards will also be presented to Jerry Iannece of Bayside, chairman of Community Board 11, and James Wrynn of Douglaston, superintendent of the Department of Insurance.
There will be two special awards given in memoriam to Sidney Blank from Bayside who died in 2010, and Edward Jawin of Douglaston, who died in 2008. They will be honored for all the years of support they provided for the Center for the Women of New York.
The luncheon will also pay tribute to the late Geraldine Ferraro, the former congresswoman from Forest Hills, who ran for vice president on the 1984 Democratic ticket with Walter Mondale.
There will be music by William Gati, a silent auction and raffles. The silent auction this year includes an assortment of gift items, art, spa certificates and salon services.
Tickets are $75; corporate packages and sponsorships are available. For more information, contact the center at (718) 793-0672.


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Is that your son with "The Amazing One" himself? When we live in Plantation, Fl we were about 1-mile from his home and I was a volunteer at the JEF for the last three years we lived there. I shuffled Shermer, Plait, and several others from the FL airport for the first Amazing Meeting in 2003 in Plantation. I even had the pleasure of setting in on the Webcasts from the JREF and always present for the 4th Thursday Open Forum discussions there, great fun! I never had the pleasure of meeting Paul Kurtz however.
Wow, well done. We've been working on ours and my son had a big DNA profile done. Most of my markers point to northern Ireland. I've been to Garland a couple of times, but I try not to get too near Dallas without a dire need to do so. Dee and I escaped Fort Lauderdale, FL in 2003 after living in the midst of 7-million people got to be toooo much for me. We're both from small town Eden, NC.
Here we can't even see another home from ours, which makes us, our horses, goats, dogs and cats very happy. We even live off of a dirt road, it's quiet, no sirens, fire horns, boom boxes on wheels, etc
Oops, I missed this one. Where in Texas? My bride of 454-years and I live in Wise County about 5-miles east of Decatur. I think Wise County is the source well of all Texas' "Red" color and especially a lot of Tea-stained folk. I'm pleased to hear of your counseling of your son from earliest age; good on ya'.
I want to found "Wise Freethinkers" when I can afford to get it listed in Meet-Up.
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