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BMW 5-Series Transmission Questions
div2 Posts: 2,580Some type of intermittent electrical problem causes the transmission to always remain in 3rd gear (no shifting whatsoever) whenever this small warning light appears under the speedometer.
When the AT warning light is illuminated it means that your transmission has gone into "limp home" mode. The problem could be caused by any number of things. Your best bet is to find a good independent BMW tech who really knows the ZF 4HP22 autobox. -
dillonj Posts: 2It seems that you are experience with older model BMW's. I just recently purchased a 1985 BMW 535i that came without a owner's manual. The small computer-like device to the right of my dashboard does not display the correct date, time, etc. I am unfamiliar with this device and cannot find an owner's manual anywhere. Can you tell me how to set the date, time, or generally how to work this device? Also, there is a button label 'code'. How am I to find out what the code to my BMW is? And what does this 'code' button do?
pat Posts: 10,421Since this discussion is about transmission issues, let's continue here: http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/direct/view/.ee9e741/11698.
konstanin Posts: 1Hi, I changed the transmission on my 97 528i and didn't put enough tranny fluid I drove it for a little bit and now it seems to be stuck in first gear or it would act like its in neutral. The reverse seems to work fine. Can anyone please tell me what mechanism I would need to replace to fix this problem. Thanks
sixpaqs Posts: 21Wow. Blast from the past! With that code button, you set a code to engage the ignition kill switch. If the code light is on, the car will not start. You will have to enter whatever code you set to disable the kill switch and start the car. I remember my dad's 635 had this, and we used to play jokes on him all the time. I thought he drove his horrible lemon. I don't remember the exact sequence you used to activate this. I think you used to hit code, and you would get 4 dashes. Then you entered the code you wanted, and pressed the code button. A light on the button would light up. To start the car, you had to turn the key, then either enter the code, or press the code button and enter the code, and then try to start the car. It was something like that.
whitel80 Posts: 1We have a 1992 Sedan, 252i. Sometimes the words "Trans Program" appear in the computer window, and the car is very slow to start up from a stop light. (My husband says it stays in 3rd gear.) The gears 1,2, and 3 help somewhat, but the only way we have found to get it back to the regular automatic transmission is to turn the car off, then restart it about 10 seconds later. It has been taken to a BMW mechanic several times to fix this problem, but the problem always comes back. What do we do? And does anyone else have this problem?
borobloke25 Posts: 1:confuse: i've recently bought a 1990 535i se i've had the car just over a week it has almost 170,000 miles on the clock, but for some reason the car will now not move when in drive and under acceloration! :sick: it starts to creep slowly in drive without hitting the accelorator but there's no respnoce as all when i toutch the accelorator. any one else had this problem ? and if so how did you sort it out. cheers.
mybimmer Posts: 1Currently my bimmer is showing an issue with the ABS & ATC in the gauge box. At the same time on occassion the car shifts slowly & often the RPM throttles to 4-5 before shifting. Its an automatic, I usually drop the gear to 3 and back-up and it forces a response. I know the ABS & traction are related to set sensors being dirty ect.. but the shifting has me concerned, I hope someone can advise before I take further steps. Milage 150K.
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jpayan Posts: 1I recently change the flexible diveshaft coupling of my 1988 bwm 535is. because it was rip and it was hitting the driveshaft tunnel when I put the car on drive on a hard start. Now that the new part is installed it is doing the same thing. Could it be a motor mount or transmission mount that it makes the driveshaft diviate from its track?
roadburner Posts: 7,152The problem most likely was-and is-the center driveshaft bearing, though it wouldn't hurt to inspect the motor and tranny mounts as well.
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mojr Posts: 1I have a 2002 525i and my reverse lights and signal lights don't work, I already checked all fuses and relays... they're Ok. I wonder if anybody else out there have experienced any similar problems??? The car discharged the battery I already bought a new one, I measured 13.5 Volts at the battery so the charge system is Ok
Any ideas would be appreciated especially now in this economy?? I like my car so much and don't want to sell it either. Thanks for your help and have a nice day.... -
larrynguyen Posts: 6My car (53k miles) just has the red warning light comes on with the message "Gear can be engaged w/o depressing the brake. Drive moderately! Have he system checked by the mechanics..." How serious is this problem? What cause it and what we should do to fix it?
Also, another yellow warning light comes on "Braking/driving stab. Brake and drive control system malfunciton! Reduced braking and driving stability. Avoid hard braking". Any information is really appreciated. -
bmw5sin Posts: 1hi, i've got the same message "gear can be engaged w/o depressing the brake. Drive moderately" Hv you got your problem solved? I've got the message dignosed and for the result as "electronic pressure control valve 2". Workshops has asked to either overhauled the gearbox, or changed transmission oil and see if it works. One said to change the pressure control valve and transmission oil will do.
Automatic gear change is locked now at 2 or 3 shift. There is no lost of power on the gear shift. What shoudl we do from here.......help. -
larrynguyen Posts: 6Unfortunately my car just passed the factory warranty period (4yr/50kmiles) by 1 month (53k miles now). So I need to find out some help to pay for the repair now before I take my car to the dealers yet. The dealer asks for $140 for diagnostic fee which includes using machines to read the error code. Repair cost is based on the diag results.
The car still runs ok. The warning lights just come and go. Transmission is ok. Brake still works; probably ABS is disabled.
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ghulet Posts: 2,628I have an '88 528e automatic w/153k miles, bought about 8 months ago. In general, I like the car, considering its age and purchase price. Thing is, a couple months after I bought it, the trans started to slip, badly. I took it in to a local shop, had the fluid, filter and gasket changed, and the car shifted/behaved perfectly for a few months. Well, now it's doing the same thing: car will barely move under its own power, and takes forever to shift (I'm not driving it currently). Any suggestions (I'm hoping it doesn't need a new trans, because that will certainly cost more than the car is worth)?
roadburner Posts: 7,152You need to find a shop that is familiar with the ZF 4HP22 transmission. There's a specific diagnostic procedure which should pinpoint the problem. It's far from rocket science, but the tech needs to know what he's doing. Some helpful general information on the 4HP22 can be found here.
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roadburner Posts: 7,152You need to find a shop that is familiar with the ZF 4HP22 transmission. There's a specific diagnostic procedure which should pinpoint the problem. It's far from rocket science, but the tech needs to know what he's doing. Some helpful general information on the 4HP22 can be found here.
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From HYPEBOT – Digital Album Sales Surpass 100 Million In The UK
It looks like the Olympics isn't the only huge thing going on in the United Kingdom these days. This recent story from Hypebot senior analyst Hisham Dahud is a great example of how the British are again at the forefront of the major music industry game. Take a read:
All-time sales of digital albums have crossed the 100 million mark, with the top 10 selling digital albums of all time selling more than 250,000 copies combined (led by Adele, Ed Sheeran and Lady Gaga). According to data from the Official Charts Company published by music industry trade body BPI, this 100 million milestone took just over six years to achieve, which is when official records of digital sales began in back April of 2006. It is also comes just two years after news broke of digital album sales surpassing the 50 million mark. Revenues from digital downloads and subscription services were beginning to overtake those seen from physical products in the first quarter of 2012, but now digital accounts for a 34% volume of the total albums market. However, overall albums sales in the UK saw a decrease of 13.8% during the first six months of 2012, with 43.6 million units sold from the 50.5 million units sold in the same period of 2011. Yet still, the weekly average for digital album sales is now at 500,000 downloads.
"Sales of digital albums are surging ahead as British consumers embrace the convenience, value and choice offered by online services," said BPI Chief Executive Geoff Taylor. "As our athletes compete against the best in the world, British artists have taken the gold and silver positions in the best-selling digital artist albums of all time, and six places in the top ten. With big releases to come from Rita Ora, The Script, Elbow, and Stooshe, digital album sales should continue to grow strongly."
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- 21 – Adele
- + – Ed Sheeran;
- The Fame – Lady Gaga
- Only By The Night – Kings of Leon
- Loud – Rihanna
- Lungs – Florence + the Machine
- Mylo Xyloto – Coldplay
- Sigh No More – Mumford & Sons
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Brian BennettPreviewing the 2014 season for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights: 2013 record: 6-7 (3-5 American Athletic Conference) Key losses: WR Brandon Coleman, QB Chas Dodd, WR Quron Pratt, DT Isaac Holmes, DE Marcus Thompson, S Jeremy Deering, DE/LB Jamal Mer...
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Nick BorgesMarcus Thompson II of The Oakland Tribune: Warriors guard Jarrett Jack was on the verge of tears as he stood at his locker. He couldn't find the words to truly express what he was feeling, so he let his attire do the talking for him. "Usually before ...
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In addition to it research and preservation roles, the National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African-American Studies also supports the visual arts and artists. The Center exposes the region to regionally and nationally know artists, and offers opportunities to tap into the inspiration of these artists through workshops and other events. The National Center regularly hosts travelling art exhibits featuring individual artists and artist groups. In addition to these individual galleries, the National Center hosts annual shows by the National Alliance of Artists from Historically Black Colleges and Universities, and the Montgomery Artists Consortium, Inc.
In addition to the traveling and annual exhibitions, the National Center frequently displays pieces from its ever-growing collection. This collection includes a variety of artists, both regionally and nationally known, and showcases many visual styles and media. Two highlights from this permanent collection are its two murals. There is the two-part indoor mural project by Vincent Morgan, which illustrates in one part the events, places, and personalities of the Civil Rights Movement, while the second part is inspired by The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Women Who Started It, by Jo Ann Robinson. There is also the ongoing outdoor mural project, located outside the National Center Annex. This series of panels is connected by the theme, "Journey to Freedom," and illustrates Black history from Africa to the present, with an emphasis on the history of Alabama State University.Upcoming and Recent Programs
Sunday, August 17, 2014
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Black Women During the Reconstruction Period
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Top jazz musicians deliver sizzlin' summer concerts at LSU
July 14, 2009
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. – ( www.lasierra.edu )Want a cool escape from those too-hot summer blues? Enjoy the toe-tappin' tunes of the Jimmie Dykes Quartet, Tues., July 21 at 7 p.m. in La Sierra University's Student Center. The concert is free and features some of the best professional jazz musicians in the region who have worked alongside music's hottest acts. Jazz pianist Dykes and band members Doug MacDonald, guitar, Jack LeCompte, drums and Henry "The Skipper" Franklin, bass, will play it up with classical jazz pieces you know and love. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. The adjacent Eagles Nest café will offer gastronomical samplings for concertgoers.
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The upcoming event is part of the La Sierra University Summer Jazz Series featuring well-known professional, award-winning jazz musicians who have spent years honing their craft on stage and in the studio. Next concerts in the series will take place on Tues., Aug. 4 and Tues., Aug. 18.
Legendary jazz bassist Franklin is organizing the events at La Sierra. The Los Angeles native's storied background includes recordings on gold albums and work with many high-profile musicians, among them Count Basie, Freddie Hubbard, Milt Jackson and Stevie Wonder. Franklin's performances appear on more than 100 albums, many of which he produced.
He and his group have performed for over ten years at The Mission Inn in Riverside, Calif. Franklin also produces artists on his label, SP Records. His latest project, "Home Cookin'," is available on his Web site. "I strive and work hard to do the best for Jazz," Franklin says in his biography. "It's America's only art form."
Dykes, a widely-known pianist, arranger, composer, music director, teacher and recording artist, has performed around the globe. He led Pacifica, a long-time jazz group established in 1982 that included vocalist and wife, Maria Katindig-Dykes. The couple continues to perform and record throughout Southern California. Dykes's performances include those with famed artists the Temptations, the Supremes and Redd Foxx. During 20 years in Honolulu, Hawaii, Dykes played with Dick Jensen, Roberto Nievera (Society of Seven), Ethel Azama, Don Ho and other celebrities.
Guitarist MacDonald's album, "Fourth Stream" will debut in a couple weeks, produced for Blujazz Productions in Chicago. It is the latest of several albums MacDonald has recorded. His projects include recordings with 13-piece and nine-piece ensembles playing his own compositions and arrangements as well as those by Dykes and other musicians.
A longtime Los Angeles-based guitarist, MacDonald was born in Philadelphia and raised in Honolulu. He has been referred to as a bop-based guitarist in the tradition of Pass, Ellis and Barney Kessel. MacDonald has worked both continental coasts, playing in New York City and his native Los Angeles. His numerous concert performances include those with famous headline acts Stan Getz, George Shearing, Joe Williams, Sarah Vaughan, Ray Brown, Buddy Rich, Dave McKenna, Scott Hamilton, Richard Groove Holmes, Jack McDuff, Bobby Vinton, Ray Charles and Rosemary Clooney.
Drummer Jack LeCompte's resume lists myriad performances throughout the mainstream entertainment world, including work with television shows The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Jag, 3rd Rock from the Sun, feature films "Lush Life" and "Remember the Titans," and theatrical productions of "Annie," "Radio City Christmas Spectacular with the Rockettes," "West Side Story," and "A Chorus Line." He has performed with Bette Midler, Madonna, Charlie Byrd, John Tesh, Mel Torme, Gladys Knight and The Pips, Rosemary Clooney, Isaac Hayes and many others.
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[Mitten's Point of View] Cobra and I were searching for the perfect spot for Bolt and Maria to hold the ceremony. It is going to be a week before the wedding takes place, but nothing can contain the excitement I have for him. Bolt already told us about that spot they found on one of the hills, but they couldn't risk getting spotted by Bruce, so we decided to look somewhere in the forest. I know there was this one spot that works just as well, so we decided to check that out. When we got there, we saw that it was even better than I remembered. "Well," I said, "I think this will work well." "Well," Cobra replied with question in his voice, "It's perfect! I mean, I can envision the whole thing happening right now." "You too? I guess that means this is the spot." Our tails then crossed. We looked at our tails, then at each other. We both blushed. For weeks now, I began feeling the same way for Cobra as Maria feels for Bolt. I need to tell him, but I'm not sure how he'll react. I know I can tell him anytime, but right now is my best time to tell him. "Cobra, there's something I need to tell you." "Yes?" "We've been friends for weeks. I'm not sure how you're going to react, and I know this is a little unexpected, but I have feelings for you." "Really" "Yes." "Mittens, I have the same feelings for you too. I just wasn't sure how you were going to react. So you already know my next question?" "Are you asking me to be your mate?" "Yes." "And would you be upset if I said yes?" "No way. I love you too much to turn you down." We nuzzled each other for what seemed like hours, but we were interrupted from our thoughts when we heard a noise. We hid behind a bush. Seconds later, we saw Bruce appear. He scratched something in the ground before saying, "Bolt, tonight you will be sorry for crossing my path. I will never forgive you for stealing Maria from me." When he walked out, we padded over to where he was scratching and saw a crude drawing of Bolt and Maria with an "X" over it. "Oh no," I said under my breath. "We need to warn them immediately." [Later] [Maria's Point of View] Bolt and I were still asleep, but I woke up when I heard a scratch at the door. I walked up to the door and poked my head out of the doggie door. I'm sorry I did because I saw Bruce on the other side! I tried to pull my head back in, but he already grabbed me by the scruff of my neck. As a puppy, I would find that relaxing; but now it's painful, especially with his sharp teeth. I yelped several times, but there was no response. Bruce pulled me out and threw me over the porch and on the ground. Bruce stood over me and growled, "I am going to enjoy this. It's too bad your 'mate' isn't here to save you." "That's what you think." We both looked over and saw Bolt standing on the front porch. "Listen, I know you're upset that Maria chose me over you, but if you had a better attitude, things might have turned out differently." "Have you even met me? I am the king of the streets. If you think I'll let up for anyone then you have another thing coming." Bruce put his paw on my chest. He applied pressure until one of my ribs broke. I screamed in pain. "You know, it's ironic: on the show, you save many lives, but you won't be able to save your own life, let alone your mate…" "Let… her… go…" "No." Two more of my ribs broke. I yelped. Bolt could see the tears in my eyes. We could both see what Bruce was planning: he's going to kill me before he kills Bolt. |
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Archbishop Prendergast's book launch
Congratulations, Archbishop Prendergast on the launch of your book Living God's Word: Reflections on the Sunday Readings for Year A!
It's published by Novalis just in time for the Advent and Christmas shopping. Late this afternoon, there was a reception in the Atrium of Saint Paul University and a nice turn out of friends and well-wishers to show support.
The pictures show his sister Marion and her husband John buying a stack of books (They came up from Barrie for the event); Archbishop Prendergast seated with Novalis publisher Joe Sinasac, my former boss when he was co-chair of Canadian Catholic News and publisher of the Catholic Register; a crowd shot taken before the numbers peaked; and the archbishop telling my friend Barbara Powell about the book.
The archbishop said he hoped the reflections would help people to live out God's Word and see Sunday's homily and mass as a beginning for the rest of the week. He also suggested that some might want to reflect on the passages in advance of Sunday.
The book is a reworking of a popular column the Archbishop wrote for the Catholic Register back in the late 90s and early part of this century, with some additions. He promises that books for Years B and C are in the works.
Again, congratulations, Archbishop Prendergast. It's a lot of work to get a book out there into the world. Wishing you every success and that the book will inspire and touch many people to go deeper into Holy Scripture and find God speaking to them.


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Officials at the Greater Rochester International Airport tell us 28 departures have been canceled. That's 38-percent of daily flights in Rochester. Right now, the airport is still open and a few flights are still on schedule. We're told the airport's snow and ice control plan is in effect and staff members are working two 12-hour shifts.
Be sure to keep in touch with the airlines to find out the status of future flights as the massive storm continues throughout the afternoon and into the night.
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Twigs & Trees with Rhonda: Getting Through Your Brick Walls
First, end-of-line ancestors are part of genealogy. That doesn't mean there is nothing you can do. Most often though people pound against the brick wall that is the end-of-line ancestor, never wavering. This usually results in nothing but frustration. Instead, you may need to attack the problem from a different angle or a different generation. |
Evaluate Where You Are
Evaluating where you are in your research means more than just simply looking at your pedigree chart or family group sheet of your end-of-line ancestor. Evaluating where you are in your research means reexamining all the research you have done on that line up to this point.
To effectively accomplish such a reevaluation requires that you have some method of organization when it comes to the copies you have made. There are a number of organizational programs out there including Sharon DeBartolo Carmack's Organizing Your Family History Search and William Dollarhide's Managing a Genealogical Project. Both offer guidance in organizing your research.
In addition to organizing the records you have found, you must also be tracking your negative research. After all, with the positive research, you have photocopies or transcriptions that let you know that you looked in a given source. With negative evidence, there is nothing to show for the search unless you are recording that information. Research logs are critical to this. Research logs should be used for both negative and positive research. A research log, when properly kept, can aid you during this time of reexamination.
What Are You Missing?
As you look at your pedigree chart and family group sheets, look at them from the aspect of what you might not have done in your research. With a discerning eye, see if you have jumped over some records in your zeal to get back another generation. It is tempting to skip records if our ancestors are showing up in the census records. But those records we skipped may hold the clues to where you should go next. They may be the records that prove your previous information is in error, especially if all you have has come from the census records.
Perhaps you might want to compare your research to a resources checklist to see what records you may have overlooked in your research. It is natural for us to stick with what we know. When comparing the records we have already checked with such a list, we often discover new resources that may solve the brick wall.
If you don't know how to use a particular record type or what it may have to offer, you will find that there are many resources both online and published that will guide you through the process of accessing a particular record type or what information that record may hold. Keep in mind that many records are not available online. You will need to get microfilmed records and in some instances, write away for photocopies of original records. You may even have to hire a professional researcher in some instances.
In Conclusion
Usually when you go back and review your past research you will often discover overlooked records or incorrect evaluations in past research. In some instances your ever growing knowledge and experience will give you a better eye to evaluating the information found and not found than you had when you originally did the research.
Rhonda R. McClure is a professional genealogist specializing in celebrity trees and computerized genealogy. She has been involved in online genealogy for fifteen years. She is the author of the award-winning The Complete Idiot's Guide to Online Genealogy, now in its second edition. She is the author of four how-to guides on Family Tree Maker. In late 2001, she wrote The Genealogist's Computer Companion. She is a contributing editor to Biography Magazine with her "Celebrity Roots" column and a contributing writer to The History Channel Magazine. Her latest book is Finding Your Famous and Infamous Ancestors. She may be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com | | | Help | | | About Us | | | Terms of Service | | | PRIVACY |


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Open Gallery at the Natural History Institute
Friday, 08 November, 2013 | 01:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Although hundreds of years old, the impossible detail and persisting color of the natural history prints in our gallery express the original admiration of their creators and capture the attention of all modern-day visitors.
The Natural History Institute is proud to display 28 prints from the Josephine Michell Arader Natural History Print Collection, co-curated with the Art Gallery at Sam Hill Warehouse, and part of Prescott Colleges permanent collection. You will find original prints by Audubon, Catesby, Fuchs, Merian and others.
At Sam Hill, additional prints may be viewed during our symposium and celebration weekend, Nov. 8-10, and until the exhibits conclusion on Dec.14.
The Natural History Institutes gallery can be found at 312 Grove Ave., on the creek-facing side of the building.
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PTISD bus routes may be delayed due to weather
POSTED: Friday, September 20, 2013 - 3:00pm
UPDATED: Friday, September 20, 2013 - 5:13pm
Longview, Texas (KETK) —
According to Pine Tree Independent School District, several roads within the district are difficult for buses to maneuver and may be closed due to the heavy rain today.
If your student is a bus rider, there may be a delay in their normal arrival time.
The buses may take longer today to unload students due to safety concerns having to do with the weather.
If PTISD drivers find that it is unsafe driving the roads with excess water, the students will be taken back to their school campus for pick up.
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If you have a sweet tooth or can't live without dessert after meals, Taipei is the place for you. This city is loaded with lots of sweeeeeet stuff: ice cream, shaved ice, candies, too-beautiful-to-eat jello, gelatin desserts, pastries, cakes, and endless varieties of sweet treats. Walking along the bustling streets in Taipei, wandering around the labyrinth small alleys, or maneuvering through the crowded Shilin night market, you are bound to run into these hard-to-resist tidbits. Taipei is, put simply, a heaven for sugar lovers!!
Another picture of mouth-watering dessert you can find at the many cafes in Taipei…
Crushed ice or shaved ice is very popular in Taiwan. The very principle is simple – fresh fruits, sweet syrup, condensed milk – and you have this refreshing, cold treat above. They are perfect for hot summer days!
More sugary treats on sticks; just pick what you want: cherries or strawberries.
Now, how can one resist boba? Served on top of the ever-delightful sweet tofu dessert and some crushed ice, it offers both the smooth texture of sweet tofu plus the chewy bobas.
They are not what you think they are. These little munchies are filled with sweet taro paste. Steamed to perfection, they are great after your typical Xiao Long Bao meal.
Little glutinous rice balls coated with ground peanuts and sugar. You can choose the plain ones with no fillings inside or you can go with red bean paste, black sesame, peanut fillings, or a combination of all three of them. They are my absolute favorite and you can get them in Malaysia too.
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y name is Devon Tatum also known as "Von Cruise". I am currently under the genre of Hip-Hop and Commercial music. I am from Chicago, Illinois but currently resided in Calumet City, Illinois. I started working on music in the 4th grade as I played in Paul Roberson High School band as a lead snare drummer. As, I progressed with my musical gift; I started rapping at the age of 14yrs old with a group named M.L.C (Money Land Click). There were many things occurring with the group where by, the age of 17 I had found my calling to become a solo artist. I am currently working on my first solo CD entitled: Broken Silence. Also, I am working with music promoter Mrs. Latoya Madlock where I will be doing shows around the Chicago areas. I have recently joined a popular music site http://truestaris.com/ which gives young Chicago artist a chance to shine have their music heard around Chicago. Also, I have a Facebook and Myspace account where I try to promote and get feedback on my music. Throughout my music journey I have accomplished many things such as: popular television show' "The Royce Glamour Show", I have auditioned for music recording artist Ne-yo A & R and I have also performed for music recording artist Robert from Day26,I just recently won the teenbizness.com "Upgrade your sound May contest, I have also been live on the radio station Power 92.3 where they played my first single "i rock skinniez". I've had positive feedback from many people from around Illinois because as a young man growing up in Chicago; I have educated myself to the point where I never used inappropriate language in none of the music I have recorded thus far. In the near future, I will be recording more music and doing more local show around the Illinois area. In August 2010 I opened up for music group Kidz in the hall. I will be also working on building my own independent music label called "Silence Productions" where I will accompany by my brothers Darrius and Jarmel Tatum which, is growing a huge fanbase across the nation. I will be working on new genres such as: Rock, Pop, R&B, Techno and much more....And as I always say "Music is everybody's possession. It's only publishers who think that people own it." (Laughing)….. God Bless You


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Here are a few pictures from Spitzingsee taken a few weeks ago with my Fuji X-E1.
Wassenaarse Slag
Photos on a cold day at the Wassenaarse Slag. Used a 10x variable filter to extend the exposure to around 30s on some of them. Noted that variable neural density filters are not so easy to use at their maximum absorption range. The cross-polarisers cause all sorts of banding problems depending on the focal length of the lens (wide angle gives the most problems). I think I'll buy a "simple"10x neutral density as it is generally true that I use the high absorption range much more than the low ranges (most suitable for video I guess as it allows you to adjust the shutter speed to a more sensible value in bright conditions).
London Views
These are some views of London that have been posted before but due to a slip of the finger I deleted the post. Thus just to annoy, here they are again.
Northern Ireland Coastline
A short drive from Belfast and you are in and among some amazing coastal scenery. The coast roads are great and provide picture opportunities plenty.
Belfast Titanic Museum
Just got back from a great weekend in Belfast. Had to visit the Titanic Museum and it was well worth it. The building structure is spectacular and great as a photographer's subject. Here are a few of the pictures I took. I had to shoot without tripod as Easyjet are pretty stingy with luggage allowance so I only took my camera body and the 24-105mm lens.
London 2012 Road Races
Pictures of the men's and women's cycle road races through Kingston. Congratulations to Kristin Armstrong (US) and Bradley Wiggins (GB) for their gold medals.
London 2012 Women's Road Race
With a weather system that flip-flopped between sunny/warm and rainy/cold I waited on a convenient bend in Kingston upon Thames to see the women's road race whoosh by. As luck would have it the heavens opened and lightning flashed and I just had to expose my camera to the elements as the whole event is all over before you know it. Again I used my 70-200mm and was lucky enough to get shots of the lead group of Marianne Vos, Lizzi Armitstead and Olga Zabelinskaya. As it happened they were in the same order as the final medals. Well done ladies……
London 2012 men's road race
Richmond Park was packed to watch the 2012 London Olympics men's road race. 250km in around 5 hours and 40 minutes. Starting at The Mall by Buckingham Palace, the race travels via Hampton Court, Kingston and Richmond Park. After hanging around for 2 hours in the sun the group of riders were past in seconds which means fast reactions with the camera. I chose the 70-200mm so was limited to close shots as room was tight with the road barriers close to the riders. very enjoyable. Unfortunately, team GB failed to gain any medals but they did a fantastic job. Well done.


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Windows notebooks offered for sale in North America are stuck in evolutionary stasis. The reason is simple: A small number of Asian manufacturers build major brand notebooks. Exterior design and interior components shared across vendors lower manufacturing costs and bring "new" models to market faster. Efforts to enliven the genre tend to be focused on superficial shelf appeal. Large speaker grilles, Windows Media Player transport buttons, and blue LEDs (borrowed from gamer/enthusiast desktops) typify low-value bells and whistles that can be inexpensively overlaid on a formulaic design. More than one observer has posited that such gewgaws serve the added purpose of distracting buyers from the absence of purposeful ingenuity and backsliding build quality.
Innovative leaps in notebook design do exist. When InfoWorld's staff attends conferences that draw a globally diverse crowd, we find a fascinating variety of devices perched atop tables in the press room. When vendors create notebooks, tablets, and unclassifiable species of portable devices for sale to Asian markets, they throw caution to the wind. It's as if Western notebook buyers are presumed to have an aversion to innovation.
[ See "The best notebook money can't buy" to explore the interactive Flash illustrations of InfoWorld's ideal notebooks, the WorldBook Ether and WorldBook Meteor. ]
With the goal of challenging that assertion, InfoWorld assembled a team of technology experts from its staff and charged them with the goal of designing a genuinely innovative notebook. We subjected our project to the limitations that any manufacturer faces when it starts whiteboarding a new notebook. Components must either be available now in sufficient quantity to support volume production, or have component manufacturers' contractual commitment to availability at a supportable price within the next 12 months. As you'll see, it's unlikely that our design could be taken from brain trust to working prototype in a year, but the time constraint was necessary to limit the number of feature options that could be brought to the table.
Another realistic constraint we applied to our imaginary notebook design was cost. We set a target retail price for the machine, established acceptable profit margins, and worked backward as best we could in the few weeks we allocated to the project. Some of our cost assumptions are based on radical changes in the global economy. Wage stagnation, the displacement of thousands of skilled manufacturing workers, cheap real estate, low interest rates, revenue-starved municipalities, outrageous transportation costs driven by fuel prices, and the likelihood of federal tax incentives and subsidies for technology companies that keep their operations stateside steered us toward designing, manufacturing, subcontracting, and supporting our devices in the United States. We won't put a pretty face on this -- we're counting on exploiting present painful economic conditions, betting that they will persist for the duration of our startup, and that government efforts to improve matters will dramatically lower startup and operating costs. We'll give as good as we get, going to extraordinary lengths to protect local ecology and otherwise be a model corporate citizen. Doing right by the community begets positive consequences. This wouldn't be worth doing if we couldn't plan long-term improvements in quality of life, particularly with regard to education, where we decide to locate.
Finally, all features and components had to earn their way in or out according to practical value added. If something new to this class of computers was added, contribution to users' productivity had to exceed its incremental cost many fold. When we removed something to lower weight or size, or to free up space for something we added, what we took out could not reduce productivity. That's not to say that we weren't willing to challenge the expectations that users apply based on prevailing notebooks. Just running down the laundry list of our notebooks' specifications will have readers shaking their heads and chuckling. Every feature added or left out is supported by a solid rationale. You may not agree with it, but you'll see that our decisions got some careful thought.
To get to perfect, start with exceptional
Now that you understand we imposed realistic limitations on our design, the stage is set to introduce the most perfect portable device that will never be built. We set as a goal the creation of a single converged device that satisfies all of a business traveler's needs, eliminating the cost and inconvenience of a separate phone, PDA, and media player while executing the functions of all of these nearly as well as a discrete device.
We dubbed our systems WorldBook, in part as an homage to Apple designs that incorporate envelope-pushing innovation and exceptional build quality, and because no one on InfoWorld's design team had the marketing expertise to cook up a better name.
Our designs are rooted in a cross-breeding of Apple's MacBook Pro and MacBook Air. We like MacBook Air's skinny profile and low weight, but we also like MacBook Pro's screen size and the night-and-day contrast in user experience offered by MacBook Pro's discrete graphics processing unit (GPU). We decided to split the difference with a machine that drops the built-in optical drive for reasons explained below, adopts MacBook Air's flat battery pack (ours is user-replaceable with four screws and carries a three-year warranty), and employs an AMD/ATI hybrid GPU with 256MB or 512MB of video RAM.
Like that of the MacBook Air, the WorldBooks' case is domed, a shape that is inherently crush-resistant. Our notebook also has no display latch. MacBook Air's lid uses magnets to keep the unit closed, and a bead of rubber around the perimeter of the display forms a continuous seal between the lid and the keyboard surface. The display will not bow in the center over time the way MacBook Pro's display does, with its flat lid and rubber pads. The MacBook Pro's domed form is easy to carry without a bag, and it slides easily between items when you do use a bag.
The thin, domed, clamshell-like design spurred a lot of lively debate over must-have peripherals versus those that can be attached externally. The simplest delineation is the one that Apple used: Whatever you normally use on a plane is built into the notebook. Whatever you use at your desk is an accessory. The slim clamshell design also requires doing away with tall ports and peripherals. Even a slimline, slot-fed optical drive is too tall to build into a domed chassis, and given optical drives' heavy power draw and high failure rate, it didn't take much convincing to leave it out.
We were sorely tempted to eliminate the RJ-45 Ethernet port from both models. An RJ-45 necessitates carving a maw into a streamlined case, and a USB-to-Ethernet adapter makes a simple and inexpensive substitute. In the end, we compromised, omitting the RJ-45 from the ultra-mobile Ether (for the sake of an additional USB port) but leaving it in the desktop-replacement Meteor.
To address these compromises on Ethernet and DVD, we designed a small external system-powered device we called the DiscDock. This is primarily a gigabit Ethernet and DVD burner dock with a USB hub, and we later added other cheap and handy add-ons like a DVI port for a computer monitor, an HDMI port for HD video and audio, and an unpowered eSATA port for an external hard drive. We never got around to settling how this dock would connect to the WorldBook. USB wouldn't drive Ethernet up to gigabit speed, but it would be better than 10/100. ExpressCard seems ideal, but it would take much longer to design the dock, primarily because the cable between the card and the dock would have to be custom-made. In either case, a separate video cable from the DisplayPort would be needed to drive the displays.
Under the cover
The notebook portion of WorldBook is fairly straightforward, with some innovative twists that only gearheads would notice in the specs but which benefit all users. The platform is AMD's "Puma," utilizing AMD's Turion X2 Ultra dual-core CPU, AMD M780G chipset, and the ATI/AMD Radeon Mobility 3800 GPU. The CPU has 1MB of dedicated L2 cache per core, on-board memory, and bus controllers, a HyperTransport 3.0 scalable I/O bus, independent voltage and frequency control for each core, and a slew of power-saving features that will remain latent due, in part, to manufacturers' tendency to spend little time tuning systems and pre-loaded OSes for anything other than generic Intel x86.
Being devoted to one supplier and a cohesive platform, and knowing that the least capable model in our product line will always be a 2.4GHz dual-core Turion X2 Ultra with a discrete GPU, we don't have to dumb anything down. We'll trade the usual deep discounts on component pricing offered to exclusive customers for a couple of months split between Dresden and Ontario (AMD and ATI engineering operations, respectively), sponging up all we can from their engineers.
ATI's standard display driver will need some adaptation for our GreenZone power conservation. WorldBooks have a 16:9, true HD aspect ratio display. This is great for spreading out multiple windows or documents horizontally, or, of course, enjoying widescreen presentations and movies. When you're not deeply multitasking, when all you're doing is word processing or checking your e-mail, as much as two thirds of the backlight power is wasted. GreenZone shuts off the backlighting for the left and right sides of the display, leaving a 4:3 ratio virtual display in the center. This amounts to yanking the cord from your widescreen monitor and plugging in your old squarish CRT. It's not something a notebook GPU is designed to handle.
The GPU can offload a number of math-intensive tasks from the CPU. MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 video decoding and encoding provide a stirring example of the power savings that can be derived from offloading. When decoding video with the GPU, the CPU can practically idle. An unaided CPU can be overwhelmed by software MPEG-2 processing, and decoding Blu-ray or Transport Stream (HD cable box, for instance) on an x86 CPU is a cruel thing to do to innocent silicon. ATI's integrated graphics processor accelerates MPEG-2 playback, but when graphics memory is shared with the CPU there is always a price to pay.
We see great potential in the use of GPUs for cryptography. We configured full disk encryption into WorldBook, and we're planning to borrow the GPU's resources to make encryption work in real-time during periods of heavy demand. If you're auto-saving a Word file every five minutes, software disk encryption will suffice. If you're reindexing a 50GB database, building a huge development project, or transcoding high-def video down to an iPod, hardware encryption will be a big help.
Always-on communications
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are present, as you'd expect. Apple made the world safe for 802.11n, drafty though it is, and on a very good day you can get a 300 megabit link. 802.11n makes wired Ethernet optional for many uses. Bluetooth is adequate for cellphone and VoIP, and it's key to our design that the WorldBook operate just as a cell phone does for taking incoming calls. Very few are acquainted with Bluetooth's usefulness for wireless headphones and remote control because neither has been implemented well in the mainstream. WorldBook will change that with a sensitive and powerful Bluetooth radio, keyboard injection drivers for Bluetooth remote control (AVRCP, or audio video remote control protocol), and stable drivers for high-fidelity Bluetooth stereo audio. The Wii remote is the least expensive Bluetooth remote control on the market. Wouldn't you use it for presentations if your system supported it?
The Embedded Smartphone, which we sometimes refer to as WorldBook's System-In-System (SIS), is an independent ARM (advanced RISC machine) microcontroller running a cut-down Linux kernel. Calling it a smartphone is a bit misleading, because it is useful whether the optional cellular radio module is installed or not. While the notebook is running, the ARM system will supply the brains for the touchpad/tablet, drive the LCD panels on the lid and under the touchpad, and support the running of small Java and Flash applications on those displays. ARM microcontrollers have their own RAM and flash memory. WorldBook will feature an SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) memory card slot to expand the ARM system's memory and to work as low performance solid state storage for the notebook. The ARM CPU will be wired into the WorldBook via PCI-Express, so the notebook and ARM systems can communicate and borrow each other's resources.
A key element in our power design is to overlay RAM with flash memory. Once an OS and its drivers are installed, a memory image of the system's booted state can be saved as a snapshot and restored to RAM at boot time. This process is often called hibernation, and making it work requires a lot of effort from the OS. With custom firmware, the system could transparently power up from a memory snapshot, demand-copying pages from flash to RAM so that users can begin using the system without waiting for the entire snapshot to load. If flash is not used in hibernate mode, it can be used to store the system boot image and device driver cache, eliminating disk spin-up and seek delays from the boot process.
An internal Serial ATA (SATA) hard drive is a given. The desktop replacement contingent went all out for capacity and RPMs, power conservation be hanged, while the green party gathered around a driveless design. We built the lighter model of WorldBook, the Ether, to use solid-state disk (SSD). There might be a mobile SSD solution out there to pull off the rack, but assembling a fine one from components is no great effort. The access speed issue of flash can be addressed by a battery-backed static RAM cache, with the battery serving the purpose of making cached reads and writes safe even if power is interrupted. We also dreamed up the idea of a striped flash array that spreads reads and writes across modules, RAID-style.
It's got game, er, PowerPoint
We invested the greatest amount of forward-looking risk in the expectation that ATI/AMD's Hybrid Graphics would support a switched mode. Hybrid Graphics is a chipset feature that allows the use of either power-saving but slower integrated graphics, which uses system memory for video memory, or very fast but less efficient discrete GPU. Right now, Hybrid Graphics is an OEM design shortcut, and notebooks will ship with either integrated graphics or a discrete GPU.
It is conceivable that a system using ATI/AMD Hybrid Graphics could be designed to switch between integrated and GPU modes. You might choose integrated mode for battery operation and switch to the GPU when you're on the charger. Switching would not be a simple matter. It's complicated enough that it might require rebooting, or at least hibernation. In the ideal case, the system will shift between integrated and GPU, or a combination of the two, as needed.
We could talk about making room for coming 3-D GUIs and applications, but we're all grown-ups here. Even the serious-minded prefer a notebook that has the ability to run games, even if they don't use computer games now. We certainly want our desktops to be able to run games, and no notebook makes the grade as a desktop replacement unless it can render HD-resolution 3-D graphics in real time.
If you're looking for suit and tie justification for a discrete GPU, realize that accelerated 3-D graphics also means accelerated compositing and bitmap manipulation. If you're delivering a presentation to a large group using a high-resolution projector or, say, a huge plasma monitor, integrated graphics won't be able to fill that screen with layered and animated graphics, embedded video, and broadcast-grade slide transitions without stuttering. That takes a GPU.
Now go read the specs
Security, power, and multimedia are among the areas detailed in WorldBook's specifications and marketing materials that don't engender much controversy, and therefore require relatively little explanation, which fits since we're out of time anyhow.
WorldBook can replace a notebook, cell phone, PDA, cellular data card, digital media player, and desktop computer. Any notebook could do that. We just ignored the conventional wisdom that says it shouldn't be done. We're not planning to make phones, PDAs, and the rest, so unlike other contenders, we aren't worried about competing with our own products.
You might notice that WorldBook is also designed to be home theater-friendly. Out of the box, its HDMI and coaxial digital audio outputs jack straight into any modern HDTV and surround sound amplifier. It plays media from hard disk or SD cards, streams media from Internet and LAN sources, and acts as a streaming media server. If you add the DiscDock, you add DVD or Blu-ray playback. Add the USB HD tuner/capture box, and you have a high definition hard disk recorder that archives programs to DVD. You can add TiVo, DVD recorder, and AppleTV to the list of devices that WorldBook replaces.
A notebook should do all that it's capable of doing, without being limited by convention. It requires nerve and imagination, assets that, we admit, were in ample supply while we dreamed up this notebook that will never exist. We did our best to keep it real, and for all the details we covered, we found consensus on a great many issues. WorldBook will never be, but it could be. Somebody could build it a year from now. If you could buy a WorldBook, would you? And if you wouldn't buy it, what would you change that would make it irresistible? As much of a challenge as it is, look at the specs and the marketing materials as though the machine actually exists. Tell us what you think. After all, we built the WorldBook for you.


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Pea-and-Feta Crostini
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Smooth ground peas, mint, and feta cheese create a simple, flavorful topping for crostini.
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Nutritional Information
(per serving)
Calories | 83 |
Total Fat | 6g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 2mg |
Sodium | 120mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 7g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 2g |
Calcium | -- |
Andrew Purcell
Yields: 24 crostini
Total Time: 30 min
Cook Time: 15 min
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- 1 cup(s) shelled peas
- 1/8 cup(s) chopped fresh mint, plus mint leaves for garnish
- 1 tablespoon(s) lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/8 cup(s) olive oil, plus more for brushing and drizzling
- Crumbled feta, for topping
- Freshly ground pepper
- 1 baguette, cut into 24 slices
- Preheat broiler. Meanwhile, fill a medium pot with 2 inches of water and bring to a boil.
- Add 1 cup shelled peas and cook peas until tender and bright green, about 1 minute.
- Transfer to a colander, rinse under cold water to stop cooking, and drain well. Transfer peas to a food processor; add 1/8 cup chopped fresh mint, lemon juice, and 1/4 teaspoon salt and pulse until coarsely chopped.
- With motor running, add olive oil in a stream until combined. Cut a baguette into 24 slices and brush olive oil onto both sides of each.
- Broil until golden, 4 minutes, flipping bread halfway through.
- Remove crostini from oven and top each slice with 2 teaspoons of pea mixture. Garnish with a couple small leaves of fresh mint, crumbled feta, freshly ground pepper, and a drizzle of olive oil.
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