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Hurtowa 3, 15-399 Białystok, Poland – Show map
Comfort Cleanliness Top rate construction Fabulous breakfast
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Понравилось абсолютно все, уютный номер, идеальная чистота, замечательный завтрак
stuff work, awesome room decoration with my favourite colour, furniture, room service, tasty breakfast, good location
Now all was as usual: clean, quiet, very good breakfast. В этот раз всё было как всегда: чисто, тихо и очень хороший завтрак.
We liked everything! It's really a very nice place for good money.
Good place to stay.
We were always satisfied with 3Trio. There was very clean and quiet before. And good breakfast. Раньше мы всегда были довольны тишиной и чистотой номерах. И хорошим завтраком.
Good location, price, free parking, very wonderful rooms
Breakfast is very well.
Room interior and decoration.
This modern hotel is located a 10-minute drive from the center of Białystok and provides monitored parking free of charge. The stylish rooms have an LCD TV with satellite channels and LED lighting technology.
All air-conditioned rooms at the Hotel 3 Trio are fitted with a sitting area with a designer armchair. The spacious bathroom has a shower and a hairdryer. A minibar and a safe are also provided.
The Trio Restaurant, which specializes in Polish, French and Italian dishes, serves a varied buffet breakfast every morning. Guests can try a selection of sweet treats from the on-site confectionery.
The front desk is open 24 hours a day. Professional meeting facilities are also available.
Hotel 3 Trio is located 2 miles from the Białystok Główny Train Station.
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There was an event on the ground floor with quite loud music which was heard in our room on the second floor. So it was impossible to get asleep till 12am and about 3am there was still music and noise and loud voiced of guests from that event.
Понравилось абсолютно все, уютный номер, идеальная чистота, замечательный завтрак
stuff work, awesome room decoration with my favourite colour, furniture, room service, tasty breakfast, good location
nothing special, everything was great
Now all was as usual: clean, quiet, very good breakfast. В этот раз всё было как всегда: чисто, тихо и очень хороший завтрак.
We liked everything! It's really a very nice place for good money.
Comfort Cleanliness Top rate construction Fabulous breakfast
We were always satisfied with 3Trio. There was very clean and quiet before. And good breakfast. Раньше мы всегда были довольны тишиной и чистотой номерах. И хорошим завтраком.
There was wedding party just under the rooms! Very loud and noisy. Me and my wife cannot sleep. And because our little son felt asleep we cannot move to other room or hotel. Устроили очень громкую и шумную свадьбу в зале прямо под номерами! Я и жена не могли уснуть. А поскольку наш маленький сын уже уснул, то мы не могли переехать ни в другую комнату, ни в другой отель.
Good location, price, free parking, very wonderful rooms
round comfy bed
- loud wedding we were not told about - air conditioning not worked consistently - wifi advertised as high speed but was awful - staff uncommunicative - poor service at the restaurant, waiter wasn't there half of the time. - breakfast food wasn't fresh
1) The lady at the front desk spoke fluent English. 2) When I had trouble switching on, that lovely young Pole immediately left her desk and went to my room to do switch it on for me. (By the way, any basic store / reward plastic card inserted into the reader by the door will activate the electricity in the room AND the a/c) 3) Upon arrival I was told there were TWO wedding parties going on that day/night! I wasn't too pleased about that, but I was immediately provided with ear-plugs! The rooms are sound-proof and with the ear-plugs, I didn't have any problem to get a full night's rest. 4) They have a restaurant which serves very good Polish food at a fair price (room service possible for + 30 zl.). 5) I booked a king-size double room: I was NOT disappointed. The room is exactly as it is advertised: brand new, tastefully designed (very modern and original furniture: like the 2 armchairs and the round bed!!) - They have LED lights here and there: behind the bed (the switch is on the bed post, on the left) and in the bathroom. 5) Usual toiletries provided in the bathroom. 6) Speedlight wifi signal + ethernet cable provided. 7) SURPRISE! Waiting for me in the blue-lit minibar was a 200 ml flask of good vodka, 2 bottles of cool water and a can of 7 up - It was only complimentary. I kept the best for the end: I went a tad grumpy when told about the wedding parties... Guess what? 15 minutes later, the front desk lady was knocking at my door with a tray and on it there was a glass, a lovely small bottle of excellent French Wine, nicely wrapped up with a little handwritten apolegetic note! And also, a handful of tourist brochures both in English and Polish (I had mentioned I was learning the language). These proved invaluable when I visited the city as there wasn't much about bialstok in my Michelin green guide! IN A WORD, I will return next year and spend at least 2 nights there!
The hotel is located about 15 minutes' drive from the city centre (but it is clearly indicated on the site) and it was not a problem at all for me as I had my own car. And there are buses running just round the corner. There might be weddings at the week end but... if you're sleeping on the 2nd floor, the noise is nothing much!
The hotel is very good, everything is to a high standard. Very good and clean room. Breakfast has a large selection of restaurant food.
Breakfast was great, haven't seen such choice and quality nowhere else.
Very modern and clean hotel with good location. Nice and large room, AC, fridge and Wi-Fi OK. Free parking. Bus stop around the corner, taxi to downtown 12-15 PLN. Personal and breakfast OK. I can warmly recommend the new part of this hotel and rooms. There is also older part at the same property.
Everything was OK.
LED lights in the rooms Very good breakfast Soundproof rooms
Not very quick check out
very kind and helpful staff, comfortable rooms, generous breakfast
everything was perfect! The staff are very friendly and speak good russian. The room was very cosy and clean.
WiFi internet is really fast. Room is perfect: cosy, clean, comfortable...
Kingsize bed, comfortable room, nice staff and food at the restaurant
The room wasn't properly cleaned, but acceptable. The breakfast was nothing of special, for sure less than other 3 stars hotels, and no elevator to reach the breakfast room (2 floors with the buggy)
1. Close to the market. 2. Breakfast was average. Good strong coffee. 3. The rooms are nice and clean. (Just very strange lights)
1. Staff very rude, unpolite, not smily (exept for the older lady, who was very happy). 2. One of our rooms still had rubbish in the bin. The other one had sigaret smell. 3. To close the strange purple lights you have to take out the electricity card. 4. The doors close with very loud bang.
Comfortable and new, easy to reach by car and huge parking lot. Breakfast was good and fresh, but if you're a vegetarian your choice will be quite limited. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Wifi is fast and reliable even for watching VOD. Good value for money.
There was this blue light behind my bed that I couldn't find a switch for so I ended up sleeping with that blue glow on :/
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Back in 2002, we vacationed in Florida and stayed at a fabulous Holiday Inn that catered specifically to families. It was such a wonderful hotel that I felt that I couldnt say enough about it (as seen here). I recommended it to all my friends visiting the Orlando area. To my surprise they remodeled this very hotel (back in mid to late 2004) into a themed hotel, now called the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn. We stayed there this year and while many things are different, much has stayed the same. The Hotel The Nick Hotel (its nickname) is so close to the area parks, making it an ideal location when you want to visit the whole area. It is just a mile or so away from the Disney parks and minutes away from the Universal parks. It is actually a resort unto itself, given that its theme is Nickelodeon. And I might add that it is COMPLETELY Nicked out, if you will. And wisely so, given that many kids tend to outgrow Disney at some age; Nickelodeon cashes in on elementary aged kids. Slime has done for Nick what mouse ears have done for Disney. Every kids wants to be slimed! And at the Nick Hotel, your childs guaranteed a sliming. And they WILL like it! While not much has changed structurally from the previously named Holiday Inn Family Suites, the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn is fundamentally different in decor and in cost. Checking In The check-in area is rather small and located completely off to one side of the vast hotel. Parking to check in is a bit complicated but once in, it is clear where to go. At the check in area, there is a wall sized mural of Bikini Bottom (if you dont know what that is, youll be completely overwhelmed at this hotel!) and your kids can pose there and look like they are at Spongebobs house! Cute. The check in process is simple and straightforward. Each person is given a wristband, color-coded based on age, that needs to be worn for the entire stay. It ensures pool access. Once you are given your room number, you are given directions on how to get there. Pay attention as this property is huge and separated into many buildings. There is ample parking at each building but you WILL need a map to get there! I believe there are 12 buildings that house the rooms and they all encircle the courtyard-style pool grounds. They are all connected by covered walkways between the buildings. Its easy to move from building to building but hopefully you get a room close to the lobby and close to the courtyard pool. THE ROOMS One thing that has NOT changed from the former hotel is their style room. They are called KIDSUITES and they are the a big reason you stay at the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn. These are not standard single hotel rooms. They are suites with kitchens and separate bedrooms for you and the kids! The standard Kidsuite is a two-bedroom themed suite. The master bedroom is amply sized with a dressing table, closet, and television. We had a king sized bed so it was fabulous. The kids room was Spongebob themed and had bunk beds. And a little known secret of the rooms with bunk beds: (and dont tell anyone I told you this) the rooms with bunk beds have a HIDDEN pull out/down Murphy-type bed (just in case your child is afraid of heights). This little known fact sort of allows you to add an extra kid into the 2 bedroom kidsuite. The kids room also has a table and chairs (kid sized), their own television, and a phone. The kids room does not have a closeable door but rather a curtain. This ensures their false sense of privacy while you can eavesdrop (I mean listen) to them as they play together in there. The master bedroom has a regular door. The bathroom is beautiful and big. The kitchenette is ample. The rooms also have a living room area, complete with pull out couch, lounge chair, and kitchen/dining table & chairs. The living room also has a television. The Resort/ Pool The Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn has Nickelodeon characters walking around the main building so at any time you will be able to pose with Spongebob Squarepants, Patrick, Squidward, and others. This was awesome but I must write that they are in no way as nice or polite as Disney characters. Squidward actually chased me and was actually frightening me! He kept lunging at me to try to scare me! It was sort of funny, at first, but he didnt stop and it became somewhat inappropriate. It could easily have scared the kids. Other resort amenities include: Indoors: The Mall (fancy name for the former lobby) its where the main restaurant is, the Food Court, and a small but interesting gift shop. Kids Spa, pampering your kids with manicures, hair wraps, and temporary tattoos (I did not see this) The Arcade, which is a 3,000 square-foot game room this is nothing more than a large room with video games. The arcade is not free. Studio Nick where there are shows nightly that allow audience members to perform silly actions on stage with their kids. This was super fun! Outdoors: Netted basketball court Mini golf course The Interactive Pools The interactive Nick pool areas are the main reason you fork over all the money for the Kidsuites. It is truly a fun pool experience. There are zero depth entry areas for the littlest swimmers, sprouting water fountains, and individual play areas. Oh, and of course, there is the ultra big, ultra cool slide complex! There are water slides and rope climbs on this big multi-story climbing apparatus! Check out the pictures at http://nickhotel.com/the_pool/ to see for yourself. And sporadically, a giant 400 gallon water tank spills water on you. And once a day the tank fills with GREEN water (AKA slime) and pours out over hundreds of kids standing beneath it. Its quite a sight. The kids all wait for this. We only visited the larger of the two pool areas and it was quite sufficient and tiring for our kids. And there are daily Slime Time Live type games run poolside by Nick Hotel staff. This was also fun to watch. Rates The one biggest change, other than the renovation to Nick-only themes, is the cost of staying here. What was once an affordable option to staying on a Disney property or staying at the Universal Parks is now a hefty price unto itself. School vacation rates (notably April/Spring break) can top off at the high $500s PER NIGHT!! This is absolutely not worth that cost. When we went, the rate we were originally quoted (for January) was $229 a night but we went with our cousins, who are Florida residents, so we paid a discounted rate ($189). But what really is different is that the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn charges an ADDITIONAL $20 per person for the use of the resort (the pool area). I believe this to be highway robbery because the pool is what makes the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn a truly great experience, one in which you are willing to pay $200 - $500 a night for, the pool should be included! And whats more is that you have no choice but to pay this. It is required . So I find it senseless. Why is it not simply built into the room rate? Back in 2002, the rates were $109 and included breakfast. That is the second difference breakfast is not included anymore. Only the youngest of children eat for free. The Restaurant Heres another big change from the former Holiday Inn Kidsuites: previously breakfast was free for everyone staying onsite. Now, the Nick Hotel has a kids eat free program but it is only for kids aged 5 and under and there are restrictions! And they can tell how old your child is (no more shes big for her age excuses) by the colored wristband your child received upon checking in! Anyway, what was once a nice perk is no longer a perk at all. The lunch buffet at the Nicktoons Caf� (the full service restaurant) was a disappointment. They have character breakfasts, but I dont believe them to be worth the time (especially when they have posing times throughout the day). The buffet consisted of hamburgers and hotdogs, salad and sandwich meats, mac-n-cheese, and french fries. There was nothing original or even slightly gourmet standard kids fare with no alternative for the adults. Additionally, there is a Food Court next door to the restaurant, as well as a bar area. Both areas have ample seating amid the lobby-like area. Some Things Remain the Same I again recommend that you try to stay on a lower floor as the elevators did not see any improvement with this renovation. And the stairs are always easier to use when you are on a lower floor! The walk from the outer buildings (we stayed in building 11) to the main Mall is a few minutes. Its a pain if you need to run back to your room for anything. Try to get a building closer to the Mall if you plan on having your kids spend time in the arcade or in the food court. Its also a shorter walk at the end of the night, after youve seen the last Nick Show in the theater. Final Thoughts Unless the room was under $199 a night, I cant see staying here again. There are so many Orlando area resort-type hotels that this one is not worth the dramatically exorbitant rates for a SECOND time. For a one shot deal, however, it was a fun place. For our money, wed prefer staying at Universal Studios hotels (The Hard Rock Hotel and The Portofino Bay Hotel) so that the price of our hotel room includes Ride Line privileges in the Universal Studios parks (this is a special perk that provides hotel guests with a separate line for the rides SOOOO worth it!) The Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn is not connected to the Universal Studios parks so there are no added perks to staying here. Still, the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn is a great place for kids.


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Is everyone seeing this same outage?
I noticed the post on the long thread about the hotels affiliate abuse. Somebody said they were seeing no ads for "hotels" but ads for "hotel". I checked, and found no ads for "hotel" either. So, then I got suspicious, and tried a few more terms - nada.
Now there is a title that catches my eye! Needless to say, this is being looked into as a priority. ;)
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So my friend (and deacon in my church) shows up at the house (his wife was over already with my wife). In the course of conversation I take him to show my AR-15. Now, I know from experience that he's a gun person, and good with them. Nevertheless, I still handed my rifle to him, and I keep all of my weapons loaded and chambered. . . (no, nothing bad happened, it's the point that I actually did it that bothers me).
I'm not sure whether the next bit of information makes it better or worse . . . I warned him that the gun was loaded and chambered, then checked the safety before I handed it to him. I even stood just behind and to the side making sure it was pointed in a safe direction and that his finger wasn't on the trigger. After he left, I sat back down at my computer, and I realized what I had done. I handed over a LOADED WEAPON . . . WITH ONE IN THE CHAMBER.
This may have not been a ND, or anything else of that nature, but I still consider it a major safety violation and I'm stumped at how I completely ignored my rule to never do exactly what I did. So I'm posting this as part of my penitence and putting on my big-boy pants to take the deserved drumming like a man.


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Embusen (演武線?) is a Japanese term used in karate to refer to the spot where a kata begins, as well as its line of movement. Nearly all kata start and end on exactly the same embusen point. This word is also commonly romanized as enbusen.
The embusen line varies for each series of kata. It is, for example, a straight line for the Shōtōkan Tekki series of kata. It follows the form of a capital letter I for the Heian series of kata, as well as for the Taikyoku series. More advanced kata, such as Shotokan's Kanku-Dai and Gojūshiho Dai and Sho kata, as well as the Gōjū-ryū Seipai and Kururumfa kata, for example, have increasingly more complex embusen to train the practitioner in more advanced defensive angles and footwork. For any kata, the embusen is fixed and must be followed exactly for proper mastery of the style.
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Dressage SaddlesFor Sale on eBay Manufacturer: County Saddlery
Model: WB
Category: Dressage Saddles
Purchase: I purchased this saddle from my trainer, a County distributor here in Texas. I was looking for a quality dressage saddle that fit both my Arab and myself. I paid $1600 for this saddle in 1999.
Likes: The saddle is well balanced and looks great even after 7 years of consistent use. After restuffing to fit an Arab back (saddle is designed for warmbloods), the saddle fit perfectly.
Dislikes: I ordered this saddle with semi-forward flaps to accommodate my long legs. While the saddle fits both my horse and I well, I wish the flaps were just a bit shorter as the saddle looks a bit overbearing on my horse. I cannot completely fault the saddlemaker for the large flaps as they designed this saddle for a drafty warmblood who requires large, bulky tack to look proportionate.
Quality: The quality of this saddle is superb. The leather is soft and supple and the craftsmanship is second to none. The saddle fits (after being restuffed for an Arab back) my three Arabs and my goofy Paint horse.
Summary: This is a great saddle. If the bars are wide enough for an Arab but the saddle has a slightly overbearing look on a 15h Arab. The saddle has held up well and was a good buy.
Rating: 5
Author: Candace Clark
Date: 2007-02-24
Usefulness Rating: 0 out of 5.
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4 Good but nothing outstandingPosted: 02/06/2011Nice unit aside from the annoying habit it has of clicking on a fairly regular basis, much like the click of death from hard drives whose sectors have irreversibly gone down the toilet.With so much space on it and potential loss of data this noise has you constantly on edge as to the units stability.The transfer rate seems a lil slow also, copying files across seemed to take much longer than my Samsung G3 1.5 TB drive (also from Play)But apart from that it chugs along nicely, nothing special but nothing bad either and at the price play is selling these for they are a bargain.
3 Good but not greatPosted: 25/11/2010While you certainly get your moneys worth, im afraid the low price is reflected in the footage quality of the films. To say they look as though they had been recorded from the television would hardly be an unfair statement. Normally i can live with poor quality as the film itself is usually enough to keep my attention but in this case nothing can stop you constantly muttering about how bad the film looks.Having said that, you do get an excellent spread of some old forgotten classics featuring Bela Lugosi, Boris Karlov, Christopher Lee and the always macabre Vincent Price that should keep you happy for a few days.One for fans of this type only i would imagine as in this day of restored classics these films would not stand up against them.
4 Classic in every sensePosted: 22/05/2009Defo one for the older fans as the lack of pace and action might put some of the new who fans off it. But for sheer atmosphere this wins hands down. As much as i love this the ending does let it down, the Fendhal as a threat never really comes off and you never get a sense of fear they are meant to instill, Also the creature effects (yes i know this is Dr Who) just makes it impossible to think these things could hurt you.The commentary is worth buying this alone, Tom just does his usual wonderfull wandering all over topics from declaring his love of hairy women to impromptu recreating scenes sound effects included. Fantastic.
3 Everyone should have a copy of this filmPosted: 13/02/2009For me this falls slap bang into the adventure movie catagory, it takes a plausible premise and goes down this incredible tangent that gets more and more out there as the film progresses. Its defo one for the boys in us.My favourite part of the movie however is with a brief appearence by Alec Guinness, in the few short minutes hes onscreen he delivers all the emotion and tragedy associated with Titanic in a way that leaves you feeling as if you are actually hearing the story first hand of the disaster and the sorrow of an old man remembering that fatefull night.You cant help but be lifted by John Barrys musical score as the Titanic breaks back onto the surface in a well executed scene that delivers the much promised finale to the film.One for a sunday afternoon, not for maybe a modern audience but for those that remember watching it as a child we will never forget it.
5 UnmissablePosted: 03/02/2009What can you say? Under 18 quid for a collection of 14 films, but not just any films but films from the master of suspense himself! Its simply the best bargain Play has ever done in my opinion.If your expecting just the films alone crammed into the slimline packaging think again, the first film that i decided to watch, The Birds, came with a documentary that was over an hour long, deleted scenes, test footage and more. These arent bargain basement copies, these are full experience.So far ive managed to avoid watching them all in one, abiet incredibly long, session and are rationing them out to one a day. So thats my next two weeks planned.Delivery was super quick even through the snowstorms we are experiencing at the mo.Again, a truly unbeatable bargain and one you would be mad to miss out on.
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1 Dont waste your moneyPosted: 09/11/2008Like the rest of the reviews this DVD version of the Dragonlance saga is simply terrible, the animation as pointed out is decades out of date and for the life of me i cant figure out why this is.Now animation alone doesnt make bad viewing but it intrudes so much into your watching that you simply cannot concentrate on the wonderfull story behind it.I would strongly suggest purchasing the books and letting your imagination do a far superior job than this waste of space.Judging by the reviews i have read here and elsewhere i cannot see the remaining two books being animated and thats not a bad thing despite the attention it would bring to the Dragonlance franchise.
3 A worthy additionPosted: 27/09/2007As mentioned, though nothing really new the game does expand on the first by including a campaign option with a well thought out narrative that sees things from the viewpoint of the clonetrooper then later stormtrooper.The main difference is the force numbers, gone is the constant countdown of friendly and enemy forces, for the most part, replaces by key objectives that determine the success of a mission.As for the space combat element its pretty basic and not very challenging.My biggest complaint is the sheer stupidity of your fellow troopers, the AI is awful and your men run about catching blaster fire while its up to you alone to reach the objectives. This is even more annoying when you desperatley need backup to capture or hold an objective and none of your men are anywhere near you. Enemy forces casually walk through your troops without even a raised hand against them.Overall if you liked the first then you wont be disapointed with this
2 Let downPosted: 31/08/2007Have never looked forward to playing a game so much and been let down as equally than Halo 2. Because it has to be compatible with Windows Live multiplayer so all the nice lil xbox people can play with all the nice lil Pc people, the game has been (from a PC viewpoint) kept at the xbox standard of play. The game plays like the console, aka rough, the slightest movement is magnified, characters move like an old black and white silent movie compared to the first Halo for the PC. My own pc is well above the top requirments for this game and i was tearing my hair out at how sluggish everything ran. It feels like a rushed port job, everything from the gameplay to the menu's are aimed at the console user, (press button A to continue...i dont have a button A you muppet!!) I feel completely let down by Microsoft, i expected a PC branded Halo 2 to take full advantage of what a PC can do but instead after years of waiting we get tossed a straight port conversion like an afterthought.What could have been a great game is only a great disapointment


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Who first gave the defintion of quantum integers $$ [m]_q = \frac{1 - q^m}{1 - q} $$ and addition as $$ [m]_q \oplus_q [n]_q = [m]_q + q^m [n]_q $$ and multiplication as $$ [m]_q \otimes_q [n]_q = [m]_q [n]_{q^m} $$ and in which context?
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I think q-integers were first introduced by F.H. Jackson in 1903 in the paper http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/130137#page/15/mode/1up (On generalized functions of Legendre and Bessel).
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Remember all those lovely photos of Oscar De La Hoya in drag? Remember how the model-slash-stripper who took the pics sued the boxer for making her sign an agreement that "undervalued the photos to prospective buyers"?
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Attorney Salvatore Strazullo comments, "I hope De La Hoya is wearing something red and not revealing to the courthouse. We'll leave that lingerie look for the jurors to see when we get to Milana's photos."
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Kaley Cuoco, star of "Big Bang Theory" (which is on its eighth season!), isn't really afraid of being typecast, she told Women's Health Magazine. While many actors and actresses might see this as a career curse, Cuoco is looking on the bright side:
"I will take any role anyone will hire me on… I was telling someone last night, people always say, 'oh my god you're going to be type cast' and if I really was type cast as Penny or the girl next door it would be the greatest thing in the world, then I have a job forever playing that," she explained.
We understand that mentality: If it ain't broke, why fix it? She knows that role so well.
She continued, "That is kind of how I look at it, if this is what I do forever fine, but I'll try and do as many things as possible and experience the whole world of acting, as silly as that sounds, but I love all aspects of it but comedy is definitely number one."
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With his 47th minute goal as well as an amazing 14 clearances according to the OPTA Chalkboard, Matt Hedges earned a spot on the weekly Castrol Index, coming in at 20th overall. With George John out for the second half, Hedges had to come up huge on multiple occasions in Vancouver, leading the back line.
Castrol Index Week 9 Top 20 Performers
Rank | Player | Position | Team | Minutes | Opponent | Points |
1 | Camilo Sanvezzo | Forward | Vancouver Whitecaps | 90 | FC Dallas | 2,088 |
2 | Bobby Shuttleworth | Goalkeeper | New England Revolution | 90 | Philadelphia Union | 1,546 |
3 | Troy Perkins | Goalkeeper | Montreal Impact | 90 | Chicago Fire | 1,461 |
4 | Tim Cahill | Midfielder | New York Red Bulls | 90 | Toronto FC | 1,401 |
5 | Chance Myers | Defender | Sporting Kansas City | 90 | Portland Timbers | 1,393 |
6 | Brian Rowe | Goalkeeper | LA Galaxy | 90 | Real Salt Lake | 1,371 |
7 | Lee Nguyen | Midfielder | New England Revolution | 88 | Philadelphia Union | 1,368 |
8 | Mike Magee | Midfielder | LA Galaxy | 90 | Real Salt Lake | 1,332 |
9 | Dan Kennedy | Goalkeeper | Chivas USA | 90 | San Jose Earthquakes | 1,325 |
10 | Brad Davis | Midfielder | Houston Dynamo | 90 | Colorado Rapids | 1,293 |
11 | Chris Wondolowski | Forward | San Jose Earthquakes | 90 | Chivas USA | 1,245 |
12 | Ryan Johnson | Forward | Portland Timbers | 71 | Sporting KC | 1,232 |
13 | Donovan Ricketts | Goalkeeper | Portland Timbers | 90 | Sporting KC | 1,143 |
14 | Drew Moor | Defender | Colorado Rapids | 90 | Houston Dynamo | 1,097 |
15 | Diego Fagundez | Midfielder | New England Revolution | 90 | Philadelphia Union | 1,071 |
16 | Aurélien Collin | Defender | Sporting Kansas City | 90 | Portland Timbers | 1,065 |
17 | Andy Gruenebaum | Goalkeeper | Columbus Crew | 90 | D.C. United | 1,058 |
18 | Dwayne De Rosario | Midfielder | D.C. United | 90 | Columbus Crew | 1,002 |
19 | Dominic Oduro | Forward | Columbus Crew | 90 | D.C. United | 983 |
20 | Matt Hedges | Defender | FC Dallas | 90 | Vancouver Whitecaps | 974 |
After Saturday's draw in Vancouver, FC Dallas slid to the second spot in the MLSsoccer.com Power Rankings saying "On the face of it, a 2-2 draw on the road is a pretty good result. But it came at the price of two starters going off injured, a third going off under the influence of the red mist and a two-goal lead coughed up in the interim. Hey, at least they got the point."
FCD also dropped to the #2 slot in the Soccer by Ives rankings, also noting that FCD struggled a bit when George John and Andrew Jacobson had to come out of the lineup. Dallas retained the top spot in the Soccer America power rankings staying above Los Angeles while the Sporting News rankings dropped FC Dallas to number two.
An FC Dallas team made up of mostly Under-15 Pre Academy players is currently in Poland touring the country while playing games against Polish sides. For more information on the trip, click here.
Thank you to FCD U15 assistant coach Jesse Suarez for the updates!
Click here for a gallery of pictures from the games against MKS Blekitni Wronki and click here for day 1 & day 2 updates.
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Day 3:
Sunday April 28th
Day three was a special day. We drove about one and half hours north to the city of Wagrowiec to play MKS Nielba Wagrowiec. Much to our surprise, we were greeted by the city mayor and the entire MKS club!
The stadium was outstanding and the fans were excited to see the FC Dallas team. Autographs were signed by the players and coaching staff and the introduction to the game was full of excitement with local tv stations present. The boys were nervous and with a little bit of jet lag they didn't start the game well. However, we managed to get an early goal on a hand ball called in the box and Joel Aviles made the penalty kick.
In the 16th minute, FC Dallas was awarded a corner kick and Weston McKennie scored an "Olimpico" goal straight from the corner. After the game, coach Molina and Weston did an interview with the Polish national press which was aired the next day. Immediately after, the team was greeted by the city mayor who invited us for lunch and then the team took pictures and exchanged gifts.
FC Dallas Pre Academy 97 -2
MKS Nielba Wagrowiec 97 -0
FC Dallas XI: Matthew Karasinski, Eric Davies (Teague 65), Joel Avilez, Phillip Ponder, Pablo Ocampo, Alex Lim, Irvin Dominguez (Bernie ZuaZua 63), Alejandro Martinez, Daniel Kiser (Duncan James 50), Jason Saco-Vertiz, Weston McKennie
6'- Joel Avilés PK
16'- Weston McKennie corner kick
In the second game, the FC Dallas 96 Pre Academy traveled about one hour away to a city called Szamotuly. The club we played is called MSP Szamotuly who had a mixture of older players. A similar display of gratitude and greeting was displayed by the club. The boys managed to keep a 0 to 0 score at the end of the half. In the second half, MSP scored two early goals and the final score was 3-1 MSP with Sergio Lara scoring for our 96 team.
MSP Szamotuly 94,95,96,97 - 3
FC Dallas 96 Pre Academy - 1
FC Dallas XI: Charlie Furrer, Kody Korleski, Ryan Jakszta, Antonio Trespalacios (Eric Davies 54), Clay Ritterhaus, Brent Mandelkorn (Livano Salas 54'), Reese Schattle, Martin Salas, Sebastian Gordillo (Bernie ZuaZua 59), Christian Ramirez (Richard Tapia 78) Jeff Withers (Sergio Lara 45)
0-1 50' min zandecki
0-2 53' min kitlinski
0-3 76' min lagodzinski
1-3 89' min Sergio Lara
Day 4:
Sunday, April 29
The boys had an easy day. We drove back to the training academy facilities of MKS Blekitni Wronki. We were treated by Lech Poznan coaching staff and players to a soccer tennis tournament and barbecue.
The boys had wonderful time meeting new friends. Later in the day, we took a trip to the town square of Szamotuly, but unfortunately everything was closed. The tradition is to close at 6pm here in Poland. The boys still had a great time walking around, taking pictures and being asked for autographs by locals.
An FC Dallas team made up of mostly Under-15 Pre Academy players is currently in Poland touring the country while playing games against Polish sides. For more information on the trip, click here.
Thank you to FCD U15 assistant coach Jesse Suarez for the updates!
Click here for a gallery of pictures from the games against MKS Blekitni Wronki.
Day 1:
Thursday April 25th
We left Dallas at 4:00PM and arrived at 7:00AM in Frankfurt, Germany. We had a layover for a few hours and then took a short flight to Munich, Germany then to Poznan, Poland. At the airport in Poznan, we were greeted by Derek Karasinski's friends and family who took us to the Olympic Hotel which was about one hour away. We had a short training session with the direction of Francisco Molina working on functional defense, Raul Herrera working with the keepers and Jesse Suarez work on shooting drills with the midfielders and forwards.
Day 2:
Friday April 26th
The players had a nice breakfast at the hotel and then had a stretching session for 25 minutes to get ready for their first game. We played a club called MKS Blekitni Wronki in the facilities which they own at a town ten minutes away called Popowo.
First game of the day:
FC Dallas - 3 vs. MKS Blekitni Wronki 97 - 0
In the fifth minute, Erick Davies (our right fullback) ran down the right side of the field, made a diagonal pass across the goal and Alex Lim (our left fullback) shot from outside the 18 yard line placing the ball in the upper left corner. The second goal came in the 38th minute when Jason Saco-Vertiz dribbled pass the midfield and played the ball to Weston Mckennie who made a one time pass to Richard Tapia. Tapia then made a diagonal run in front of the defense and found himself one against one with the keeper and sliped the ball down the left side of the keeper for a beautiful goal. In the second half in the 42nd minute, Bernie ZuaZua applied high pressure on the left fullback and won the ball from him, then bent a shot around the keeper for the goal.
5' - Alex Lim (Eric Davies)
38' - Richard Tapia (Jason Saco-Vertiz)
42' - Bernie ZuaZua
FCD XI: Matthew Karasinski, Eric Davies (Joel Avilez 41), Phillip Ponder, Pablo Ocampo, Alex Lim, Irvin Dominguez, Alejandro Martinez (Duncan James 53), Richard Tapia (Daniel 41), Jason Saco-Vertiz, Bernie ZuaZua (Teague Loughmen 53)
Second game of the day: FC Dallas - 2 MKS Blekitni Wronki 96- 0
In the 20th minute, a cross from Martin Salas was dropped by the keeper in front of the goal and Brent Mandelkorn finished it into the net. In the 60th minute, Jeff Withers dribbled past two defenders then made a diagonal pass to Christan Ramirez who beat two players and then shot the ball pass the keeper, hitting the upper bar and scoring.
20'- Brent Mandelkorn
60'- Christian Ramirez (Jeff Withers)
FCD XI: Charlie Furrer, Kody Korleski ( Eric Davies 60), Ryan Jakszta, Antonio Trespalacios (Joel Avilez 70), Clay Ritterhaus, Brent Mandelkorn, Reese Schattle, Martin Salas, Sergio Lara (Sebastian Gordillo 53), Christian Ramirez, Livano Salas (Jeff Withers 53)
Full match highlights from FC Dallas' wild 2-2 draw with Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
SAVE: Raul Fernandez comes up big on Darren Mattocks' wide open shot.
OWN GOAL: Michel's corner kick results in a Vancouver own goal for the early 1-0 FC Dallas lead.
GOAL: Matt Hedges finishes the set piece opportunity early in the second to give FCD a 2-0 lead.
POST: Mattocks comes inches away from putting Whitecaps FC on the board.
GOAL: 18-year-old Kekuta Manneh breaks through for Vancouver late in the second half.
GOAL: Brazilian playmaker Camilo equalizes with 15 minutes remaining.
RED CARD: Brazilian midfielder Jackson sees a straight red late in the game.
SAVE: Blas Perez shows great ball control, but Joe Cannon comes up big to keep the match tied late.
This weekend, FC Dallas players will be out in the community at Get Kidz Fit Fest 2013 and Dia Del Nino.
You can catch Ugo Ihemelu, Victor Ulloa, Stephen Keel and Jonathan Top out at the sixth annual Get Kidz Fit Fest 2013 on Saturday afternoon from 12-4PM at Dallas Market Hall. Kids can experience an abundant variety of physical activities and interactive games, meet sports coaches and VIPs and dance to the high-energy performances at the Main Stage party. Admission and parking are free.
Victor Ulloa will be out at the Latino Cultural Center Sunday from 12-4PM as the LCC is celebrating its third annual Día del Niño (Day of the Child). The daylong celebration will feature over a dozen activities focused on theater, dance and visual arts for the entire family. Activities will be held throughout the LCC, allowing families to drop-in on arts and crafts workshops, view theater performances, or listen to a storyteller in one of the galleries.
This week we got a bonus double dose chatting with Dan Hunt on Facebook as well as an impromptu Twitter discussion looking at a number of topics including some nuggets about a possible future USL team, a marquee upcoming friendly and much more!
Click here to read the full Facebook recap.
Click here to head over to Dan's Twitter page and be sure to follow him if you don't already!
It truly is a full team effort for FC Dallas right now in their six-game unbeaten streak and two players have been named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week. With a three-game home defensive scoreless streak going, George John earned a nod to the TOTW while team captain David Ferreira also earned TOTW honors. In addition, Schellas Hyndman, who set a franchise record on Saturday, found himself as coach of the week. Read below to see Nicholas Rosano's comments on each of the three honorees.
DF: George John (FC Dallas) – While Dallas dominated the Whitecaps in their 2-0 home winover the weekend, they still needed that bit of defensive stability to keep things tight on their own end, and John did just that while even helping to set up Dallas' opener.
MF: David Ferreira (FC Dallas) – At his irrepressible best in Dallas' win over Vancouver. You won't see his name on the scoresheet, but Ferreira pulled all the strings in midfield, made a number of key passes and was effective in his passing in Vancouver's half of the field.
Coach: Schellas Hyndman (FC Dallas) – The transition to 4-2-3-1 has well and truly worked for Hyndman's team, and the weekend's 2-0 win over Vancouver was perhaps its best iteration so far. FCD nearly ran Vancouver off the field, and Hyndman deserves a good deal of credit for getting his team humming.
For once, there's no argument when it comes to where FC Dallas should stand in the MLS Power Rankings; pundits across the board have ranked FCD number one. The folks at MLSsoccer.com ranked Dallas number one for the first time this season, citing the play of goalkeeper Rauls Fernandez and playmaker David Ferreira as reasons for FCD's rise.
Avi Creditor at SportsIllustrated.com and Ives Galarcep with Soccer By Ives both kept FC Dallas on top of their rankings, with both noting the contributions of a healthy David Ferreira to FCD's success. The rankings on ESPNFC.com and Goal.com both pointed out that Dallas' win was a special milestone for head coach Schellas Hyndman while keeping the club ranked number one. And Yahoo! Sports and the Bleacher Report also both named FC Dallas as the top team in Major League Soccer after week eight.
FC Dallas forward Blas Perez and defender George John were ranked among the Castrol Index Weekly Top 20 performers for Week 8 in Major League Soccer following the team's 2-0 win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
Perez checked in at number four in this week's Castrol Index after scoring his third goal of the season in Week 8 and registering four shots on goal vs. Whitecaps FC. Super Raton's goal came in the 50th minute of the match after he got a head to Kenny Cooper's deflected shot and redirected the ball past goalkeeper Joe Cannon.
John landed at number 11 in this week's Index. The big center back played the full 90 minutes against Vancouver and was occupying defender Brad Rusin on FCD's corner kick attempt in the 29th minute, during which Rusin scored an own goal following David Ferreira's service. John also made a goal-line clearance in the 41st minute to help maintain the clean sheet.
Castrol Index Week 8 Top 20 Performers
Rank | Player | Position | Team | Minutes | Opponent | Points |
1 | Thierry Henry | Forward | New York Red Bulls | 90 | New England Revolution | 2,056 |
2 | Jack McInerney | Forward | Philadelphia Union | 76 | D.C. United | 1,583 |
3 | Jimmy Nielsen | Goalkeeper | Sporting Kansas City | 90 | New York Red Bulls | 1,521 |
4 | Blas Pérez | Forward | FC Dallas | 89 | Vancouver Whitecaps | 1,451 |
5 | Nick Rimando | Goalkeeper | Real Salt Lake | 90 | Chivas USA | 1,381 |
6 | Michael Gspurning | Goalkeeper | Seattle Sounders FC | 90 | Colorado Rapids | 1,351 |
7 | Dan Kennedy | Goalkeeper | Chivas USA | 90 | Real Salt Lake | 1,329 |
8 | Andy Gruenebaum | Goalkeeper | Columbus Crew | 90 | Chicago Fire | 1,319 |
9 | Donovan Ricketts | Goalkeeper | Portland Timbers | 90 | San Jose Earthquakes | 1,293 |
10 | Marcelo Sarvas | Midfielder | LA Galaxy | 90 | Sporting Kansas City | 1,258 |
11 | George John | Defender | FC Dallas | 90 | Vancouver Whitecaps | 1,183 |
12 | Patrick Nyarko | Midfielder | Chicago Fire | 86 | Columbus Crew | 1,147 |
13 | Gonzalo Segares | Defender | Chicago Fire | 90 | Columbus Crew | 1,142 |
14 | Jeff Larentowicz | Midfielder | Chicago Fire | 90 | Columbus Crew | 1,134 |
15 | Javier Morales | Midfielder | Real Salt Lake | 90 | Chivas USA | 1,114 |
16 | Jonny Steele | Midfielder | New York Red Bulls | 90 | New England Revolution | 1,094 |
17 | Lionard Pajoy | Forward | D.C. United | 90 | Philadelphia Union | 1,091 |
18 | Aurélien Collin | Defender | Sporting Kansas City | 90 | New York Red Bulls | 1,063 |
19 | Austin Berry | Defender | Chicago Fire | 90 | Columbus Crew | 1,059 |
20 | Justin Braun | Forward | Toronto FC | 90 | Houston Dynamo | 1,010 |
You can see the full Castrol Index report from Week 8 here.


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...I know that's not fair to the product, but so what, this is my review. Purchased this to use with the WD TV Live streaming box. The box is only compatible with the 950Q model. This description (at time of purchase) did not specify, but the picture showed the 950Q. Item came and POW it was the 955Q, which is not compatible. Ouch! Ugh! I own the 850 and so I tried it out anyway through my computer just to see the difference. WinTV software isn't very good so try Windows Media Centre as it is already on most computers. The picture is fine and it was a simple plug and play setup, but it wasn't enough of an improvement over the 850 for me to keep it. Purchased on sale [...].
have my second unit, because 1st one remote control did not work - neither does this one. Get 6 channels on air only antenna. Crashes when changing channels. Worst product I have ever bought. DO NOT BUY!
This device will get u by, and works fine i suppose, but i dont find the quality that clear , and i cant figure a way to tweak it (like my previous 7 year old tuner that worked perfectly well u could easily tune the frequency of each channel and save it , but new pc has none of the old agp slots so bye old one) though it maybe sort of unclear because I have a 24 inch monitor but even with the program window small its still not as clear as id like. It isnt choppy, but one thing that annoys me terribly is the amount of lag when changing channels, it says "buffering" and takes about 2-3 seconds for the channel to change( i have 12 gb of ram on pc) this shouldnt be an issue, on my old pc it changed channels effortlessly(with 3 gb ram on a 6 year old pc and card). I feel like it should be working better than it is. Also for some reason, the program has renumbered some of my channels, the actual channel number is different on the pc than it is on regular TV, which is kind of annoying. another irritation is the window of the program the tuner runs on cant be sized to exact liking. Im no computer wiz , i think i may end up returning this because this cost more than the one i bought all those years ago but doesnt work nearly as well( you would think the price would decline on these things, instead of quality decreasing and price increasing ). This product is definitely not worth $89 , worth maybe $30. Also it hogs a usb port, ppl say its simple just plug it in, like i said im no genius but its not exactly hard to open up the pc and put in a pci tuner card which I think i will be trying. All in all it works great if you are willing to settle, but having a card in my pc for so long, I have just grown accustomed to the little things , and isn't that what life is all about ? I would never recommend this product to anyone . Rating 2/5 Hope this helps someone and good luck.
Read all the reiews on over a dozen different types. Picked this one up, plugged it in and Windows 7 64 Bit Media Centre set it up in minutes. I didn't need to install anything. I use it with basic cable and, at least on my system, the picture is great and runs without a hitch. I have not found any of the issues usually mentioned about USB tuners. Doesn't run hot, no flicker, no problems at all. I have two video cards running Crossfire and a healthy amount of ram and CPU horsepower which may have a positive impact on performance. The box contains all of the parts you need to use the product and it has a lot of flexability to work with any input. I strongly recomend this for people that have maxed out the slots inside their system. Buy it
I got this up and running with Windows Media Center in minutes. You don't need to use the included disc. Plug in the device into an USB 2 port and configure TV in WMC. It can't get any simpler.
It worked for awhile, but even after upgrading to the Hauppauge version 7 software, it now craashes at least once an hour. Rebooting the computer used to help. but no longer. I haven't found a TV tuner for a laptop that works for more than a few months. It isn't worth the frustration of trying to start the software three or four times, or losing it completely in the middle of a program.
I bought this in the morning and I'm returning it tomorrow morning. There were many error msgs (particularly about iertutil.dll). The software failed to install many times, although it was impossible to tell why, even after this error was fixed. SOMEthing finally loaded, and gave me about 6 channels, and a couple of hundred black screens. I know the cable was good because I tested it on a nearby TV. After 8 hours of this, I gave up.
Despite some previous lukewarm reviews I decided to try this USB Tuner. I couldn't be happier with my decision.Users with Windows 7 should think about installing WinTv 7 which rendered a much better picture than WinTv 6 that came as included software with the tuner, at least on my laptop. It is available free on Hauppauge's website.Installation was easy, scanning for channels took longer than anything else and that only took 10 minutes or so. I find WinTV easier to use than Media Center, although I have never liked Media Center so I may be biased. It works fine with both.I don't think you will be disappointed with this product. I am using a HP laptop with Windows 7, dual core 1.8 Ghz, onboard video, 2 G of RAM.
Owned this for a year now. Excellent TV tuner. The program it comes with is crap, but using it with Windows Media player, it works like a charm. The quality is amazing. Had this for a year and haven't noticed any problems Definitely worth the price
Went shopping for a TV tuner for my laptop, wanted one that also decodes QAM digital signal. Found this at Futureshop, where the box states wintv-hvr-950, but the unit is actually a wintv-hvr-950Q, one that also decodes QAM digital cable signal. Got it just a few days ago, for a very decent price. Installation took some tweaking, and the wintv software is probably not well optimized, but it works. everytime you rescan the channels, you must reboot the system to watch the TV channels. Works well with windows vista media center. For the price, it is a decent unit for getting ATSC OTA and digital cable on a laptop. video was not choppy. My system is a 2.0Ghz P4 centrino core duo, with Intel 4500MHD graphics chipset.
I purchased WinTV HVR 950 hoping it would be as good as my previous TV tuner card from Hauppaugel. Well first off tunning in analog channels was difficult. I had to reconfig software several times before all channels would show. Even though i have a dual core 2.2 Ghz processor with 4gb ram running vista the piture is very choppy. I am returning it tomoorrow
I owned this stick once. It worked OK for reciving analog broadcasting NTSC but only displayed digital broadcasting ATSC for a few seconds before my computer froze. The composite S-Video input worked OK but I had to keep re-installing the software every few days or else the video would become very choppy. I returned it and bought another one a few months later. It was even worse. I installed the drivers and WinTv. I opened up WinTv and scanned for channels. It found a few NTSC channels but then my computer froze. I re-installed the software several times but still the same outcome. I've returned this stick. I have a 3.0 GHZ P4 with Win XP Pro and 1GB of RAM.
I don't even meet the requirements posted on the side of the box I have a 2 ghz single core laptop, 1GB RAM, 128MB vid card running XP MCE and it performs amazing. Install was simple, TV is not in the least choppy, Recording and pausing is easy. Even without MCE I would love this stick, but with MC just makes it more complete. Very Satisfied.
with a new mobo, i was faced with a challenge with only 2 pci slots and wanting to use my soundcard and have 2 pvr devices, not being happy with onboard sound. i replaced a pvr 150 hauppauge card with this stick to do that. it works fine for the most part. it's too bad it doesn't hardware encode like the card does. i'm experiencing the occasional little jitter on playback of recorded files. it may well be how i installed the drivers as i installed the updated versions from the hauppauge site, not realizing they are updates, meant to overlay the cd versions, not clean install them so i'll have to do the process again. cable delivers mono so do your research as if you use cable, you're going to get mono, you're going to get mono. the workaround for this is to have a soundcard that will encode stereo and decode dts or dolby as i have. i have a bluegears enspire that does just that and while it maybe pseudo effects, it does a very good job of simulation. the other thing you can do is have a pvr card receiving stereo from a set-top box dedicated to your digital movie channels..do you really care if a regular tv show is stereo for the most part i don't..movies, for sure. if you understand this stick's capabilities for over the air hd reception or analog channels it's great
this Tv tuner kept freezing up my laptop,,,,,and even my house desk pc,,,,,for no reason,, I tried for two days to get it to work.I gave up,,,,,,time to bring it back
The ATSC tuner is does what it should. Beware that Vista Media Center does not support ATSC tuning when your location is set to Canada. Included software is poor.
Not a bad little device, except for the glaring omission of stereo audio in the NTSC tuner. Other than that, the ATSC tuner does a perfect job for me, when pulling in Toronto stations. It does a decent job as an NTSC tuner as well except for the lack of stereo.
I had been waiting for some time for a device such as this to come along. I was looking for something smaller than the other USB tuner type products out there, preferably something that could be powered from the USB port itself. This unit fit the bill nicely, being about the size of a very fat USB flash drive. The fact that it does both analog and HD OTA reception is a bonus since I spend a certain amount of time in the US. I was pleasantly surprised how well this little unit performs picture quality is good with a strong source and the software is easy to use. The included antenna is pretty well useless however, although the guide does mention that it's really only intended for ATSC reception within 10m of the transmitter. I tried a simple set of bunny ears and was able to get everything local that one would get with something like that. When I tried it with an amplified antenna performance was on par with a portable TV I had been using. I did stack this unit up against my ATI all-in-wonder card that I use in my computer and found the card to outperform this unit in terms of picture quality, however my card has no HD capability and isn't very portable either.In conclusion, if you want something truly small and portable for use with a laptop I would recommend giving this unit consideration. For fixed installations you may want to consider one of the larger but more feature rich and perhaps better picture quality units available.
Hi everyone,Just to let you know that for such a small device, it works extremely well for ATSCDigital OTA bradcasts. With a decent UHF antenna forget about the one distributed in the box unless you live in the Toronto Buffalo area you can get many HD SD digital station.As to the performance of the regular analog tuner, you get what you pay for... quality is OK but not impressive unless you hook it up to cable.Also, this device is not yet supported in MCE2005 as of the time of this writing.
Hauppauge WinTV USB 2.0 Personal Video Recorder vs. Hauppauge Win TV HVR USB StickI have purchased both of these products and I have to say that Im very impressed with the first one. Ive been using it for a few months now and enjoy watching TV on my laptop while I multi-task. The picture quality is great. This evening I purchased the newest Stick and was very disappointed in the video quality. The picture is grainy, not to mention very difficult to install on my laptop compared to the first one. Needless to say, Ill be returning this product first thing in the morning. If I were you I would fire the people who designed this Stick. It totally sucks. The only reason I bought this was that I really liked the small size of the unit compared to my first one. Now I know better. I give the first unit a 1010, and I give the Stick a 210.


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After 16 months of carnage in Syria, enough evidence and reports of systematic brutality and crimes against humanity exist to send the case to the International Criminal Court at The Hague, according to diplomats. The reports, including names of Syrian officials and details on massacres, amount to a mass tipping point, they say, and allow a "referral" by the UN Security Council to the ICC that would result in indictments.
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This week, France's top human rights diplomat told the Monitor there is "definitely" enough evidence of Syrian war crimes and torture to refer the case: "The raw material is there," says Ambassador François Zimeray.
President Hollande and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton insist the prosecution of war crimes is not a matter of if, but when. Last week, as host of a Paris summit of Friends of the Syrian People, French president François Hollande made it his first order of business to pledge "no impunity for crimes" by Syrian leaders. The US State Department has collected war crimes evidence since spring 2011.
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- Animation Studio: Bent
- Cartoon Characters: Santa Claus, Rudolph, Al Franken.
- Voice Actors: Erik Bergmann, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Robert Smigel.
- Directed By Chel White.
- Produced By Samantha Scharff, Ray Di Carlo, Jim Clark.
- Written By Robert and Michelle Sake Smigel, Rich Blompuiet, Scott Jacobson, Stepgen Colbert, Matt O'Brien.
- Music: Steven M. Gold.
- First Aired on December 18, 2004.
- Originally Aired on NBC-TV (USA).
- Running Time: 3 minutes.
- Color
Cartoon Summary:
Santa decides to skip the red states and hang out with liberal celebrities in New York City.
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