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SUNLAND VLLA - Five star villa in Goodyear, AZ
Bedrooms: | 4 |
Bathrooms: | 3 |
Sleeps | 12 |
Per night | $200 - $300 |
Per week | $1,200 - $10,500 |
Type: | Home |
Close to all the exciting activities like the Goodyear Ballpark, Glendale's Cardinal Stadium, Zoo, Racing Track, Stadium, the three well known lakes: Lake Pleasant, Canyon Lake and Saguaro Lake, 2 hours drive to Sedona, 3.5 hours to Grand Canyon, less than 5 minutes to one of the three golf courses in the area.
Olivia Makarenko
The Life Time Fitness Center located at 14540 West McDowell Road is just 3 minutes away from our villa and offers anything you can imagine: outdoor and indoors pools, climbing walls, sauna, water slides, complete exercise facilities, Gymnasium etc.
There are 9 golf courses, 3 Cactus League Baseball Stadiums, NHL Hockey, NFL Football, NASCAR, Concerts, and the Fiesta Bowl and BSC Championship all within 10 minutes of this home location.
Begins | Ends | Week Night |
Weekend Night |
Weekly | Monthly | Min Stay |
Feb 04 2015 | Feb 20 2016 | $300 | $300 | $1,800 | $6,000 | 3 nights |
Feb 21 2015 | Mar 31 2015 | - | - | $2,000 | - | 1 week |
Apr 01 2015 | Apr 30 2015 | $300 | $300 | $1,800 | $6,000 | 3 nights |
May 01 2015 | May 31 2015 | $250 | $250 | $1,500 | $5,200 | 3 nights |
Jun 01 2015 | Sep 30 2015 | $200 | $200 | $1,200 | $4,400 | 3 nights |
Jun 01 2015 | Sep 30 2015 | $200 | $200 | $1,200 | $4,400 | 3 nights |
Oct 01 2015 | Oct 31 2015 | $250 | $250 | $1,500 | $5,200 | 3 nights |
Nov 01 2015 | Jan 26 2016 | $300 | $300 | $1,800 | $6,000 | 3 nights |
Jan 27 2016 | Feb 02 2016 | - | - | $10,500 | - | 1 week |
Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m. | ||||||
Lodging tax: 13.27 % | ||||||
Deposits: Refundable damage deposit: $500 USD | ||||||
Payment Options: Visa, Money Order, Mastercard, Discover, Cashier's Check, American Express, Personal Check, PayPal | ||||||
Other Fees: The rental rate includes pool and spa heating. There is an additional one time charge of $200.00 cleaning fee. 50% of the rental money will secure the reservation the remaining of the balance is due no later than 60 days prior to your arrival. |
Tucson, Az
Even better than advertised!
February 12, 2010
Beautiful home, far enough out to be quiet, but not too far from everything. Best stocked kitchen ever in a rental!! Comfortable beds, house was exceptionally clean. Lots of info for sightseeing provided. Our group of five ladies was very pleased. Would recommend this home to anyone looking in the Phoenix area.
The Grigg, Cavalier families - April 7 - April14, 2012
Olivia Igor - what a great place!! We had a great time and we all enjoyed the pool so much! This will be the place we will be waiting to come back to again. Thank you so much!
Dec.31, 2012 - March 31, 2012 - We thoroughly enjoyed our three month stay in your beautiful villa. We have stayed at places all over the US and Canada and your home is at the top of our list. You thought of every detail to make us feel at home. We did a lot of cooking, so appreciated all the kitchen appliances and utensils you provided. We had lots of fun playing pool and our grandkids did lots of swimming when they visited. Thank you so much for a wonderful visit!
Gail and Bruce M.
April 7, 2012 - April 14, 2012 -Olivia Igor - what a great place!! We had a great time and we all enjoyed the pool so much! This will be the place we will be waiting to come back to again. Thank you so much! Lynn G.
Melissa said: July 23rd, 2008 3:36 pm
Olivia, We had a great time. We all agreed the house was beautiful and so restful that this was the most enjoyable vacation we've ever taken. We were all "bummed out" to have to get back to our "real world". Thanks for the wonderful memories. It was so very nice to work with you on this rental. You made it easy and stress free. We'll be in contact again! Thanks again. You're wonderful. Melissa
Julie, La Grange, IL said: April 7th, 2008 3:46 pm
Words can't express our gratitude for allowing us to stay at your beautiful home. We couldn't have wanted for anything more. Any place that can satisfy the needs of 8 people ranging in age from 9 - 76 years old can't be beat. The house was spacious and decorated so tastefully. The pool/spa was of course the highlight of the stay. It was also so generous of you to provide coffee, dish detergent, soap, shampoo and laundry detergent. We have stayed in many homes over the years and yours by far surpassed all the others. We are gratefull for your generosity and hope to return again. Best to you and your family, The Phelan family
Marry Kreutter said: March 25th, 2008 5:30 pm
Thank you so much for the use of your vacation home! We had a wonderful time. I have already recommended your place to my sister-in-law for their future trip out west. She can't wait. Thank you again! Mary
Rob Maiorano said: February 28th, 2008 5:01 am
I just wanted to thank you for our stay in your amazing home. My family and I truly enjoyed our stay. They thanked me on a daily basis on how beautiful it really was. I would recommend your home and look forward to staying there again.
Sandeep Khandhar said: November 29th, 2007 10:00 pm
Thanks very much. The villa was FABULOUS!!! Pool and spa were wonderfully relaxing! Th billiard table is perfectly positioned in the house and the loft upstairs makes for a great hang out place for the kids. All in all, a perfect retreat with 5 star amenities, away from it all. That said, easily accessible to I-10 and in about a year, will be a glorious place to call home after a day of shopping at Arizona's largest mall. Many thanks, Sandeep
Carmen Walkenhorst, Shanahan and Hoops family said: October 19th, 2007 10:33 am
Thank you for the opportunity to stay here. It is a beatiful home and someday we will return. We loved the hot tub and pool, but everything was very enjoyable. The house was great and well worth the money. We would definitely stay again. We gave it a FIVE STAR rating. Thanks again!
Clay Ellis said: October 6th, 2007 3:07 pm
Thank you once again for the hospitality of your terrific home in Goodyear. We enjoyed staying there and would certainly consider doing so again. As I mentioned on the telephone, I believe you have done an excellent job in appointing the home with all of the necessary items while also furnishing the home just right. It is evident to me that a great deal of thought and care was taken to ensure necessary items were available and easy to access. The European theme is delightful and elegant but the home still feels comfortable and inviting. My family thoroughly enjoyed the pool, billiards, and the electronics. I can not remember a more enjoyable trip.


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I forgot this: The first day of Stamps-Baxter feels like a week! I can't believe the things I'm going to talk about only happened this morning!
But first, an official piece of news: I am now on staff at the Stamps-Baxter School of Music! It sounds a little more impressive than it really is, but I couldn't be more excited! I'm basically an on-call assistant, ready to do what ever needs doing. I feel like a PA (the production assistant on a film set). I really think this will be a great learning opportunity for me, and I'm just so happy to be involved with the school in this way.
This morning, I helped with photocopies, breaking down the registration set up, organizing teacher's materials, and helping a new student find out what theory class he's in. I've been bothered the last few days with a bit of a red eye. Well, there's a doctor in the school, who was able to diagnose me! I spent most of the afternoon driving around looking for the right medication, which I couldn't find, so I had to order it and go again tomorrow, but what a blessing to have someone finally tell me what's wrong, without even having to leave the school!
I got back just in time for the afternoon electives. This is the only time of the day when students get to choose their class. The auditorium always holds Allison Durham Speer's performance class, and then they hold 2 smaller workshops on things like sound, songwriting, career development, etc. This year, they're holding one class on radio promotion, which I will definitely be attending. Today, I sat in on performance training. Allison is away til tomorrow, so today's class was hosted by Mike Allen. Mike makes no secret of the fact that teaching in front of a crowd is way outside his comfort zone, but if he hadn't said it, you wouldn't have known it. He was really relaxed and welcoming, and he made everyone feel very comfortable. A bunch of people wanted to sing, and you could tell most people hadn't preplanned it because their tracks were left in their rooms. They all bravely sang acapella. Let me tell you, there is some great talent in this school. And a lot of songwriters too! Really nice to see that. One of today's highlights was the family of 5 children who sang acapella. So cute, and so much talent!
After supper, I finally got to sit in on a group singing session. How much have I missed that! 200 voices in 4 part harmony! I was a little dizzy with my first run at shape-notes, but some of it was stored in the back part of my brain, and bit by bit I started to recognize the musical hieroglyphs. By the end of the school, I'll be flying! (she says with hope...)
Next we all gathered on the lawn for the school photo, and headed in for what will usually be concert time. Tonight, we jumped straight to "performance opportunity". This differs from the afternoon class in that it's more concert style, without the teacher feedback. Again, some great singing and writing. My favourite was 13-year-old Jacob, who played a simple version of He Touched Me. When he got to the chorus, the entire audience began to gently sing along in 4 part harmony, letting Jacob lead the way. Pure magic! How much do I love this school? And the grand finale was the always incredible Miss Mary Tom Speer, accompanied by Ben on piano. Just amazing! Please, let me still sing that well in my eighties!
The night ended with a bluegrass jam session, featuring the legendary Earl Scruggs! He was joined by 6 other people, including students and guests. They played about an hour - some traditional bluegrass, some originals off his latest album (yes, he's still recording!), and, of course, the theme from the Beverley Hillbillies. (Mom, I thought of you!)
What an incredible day! It's strange and good to be commuting from home this year. It's awesome to sleep in my bed, kiss my family goodnight, and write this on my own computer. And wonderful to tell people, "Yes, I've moved to Nashville!", especially when I get to tell them how much the school influenced that decision. Just awesome! I can't wait til tomorrow...
My husband, Gerald, and I are worship leaders and form the Christian music duo, Infinitely More. Our home is full of puppies and songs. I started this blog in 2005 to track the ups and downs of living life as an artist.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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- nomie said...
I thought if anyone knows ,you would.We are looking for a song for Easter."Beyond Gethsemane Beyond Golgothas strife"I think it is a Stamps Baxter song.My husband knows most of the words but we cant find the music or any mention of it on the net.
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- nomie said...
I thought if anyone would know,you would.We are looking for a song for Easter,"Beyond Gethsemane
beyond Golgothas strife"I think its a Stamps Baxter song.Thanks and God Bless!
Nomie - 7:28 PM
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Are you quilting this weekend? Aug. 1-3
We are getting settled in our new home in Columbus. My sewing room is still not finished but I did put most of my fabric back in the cabinet. I'm waiting for Tristan to put the legs on my sewing table and put the base of my quilting frame together.
My first project will be to make sheers for the windows above the fireplace. All the other windows have plantation shutters except for the 3 that are high above the others. The neighbors house has upstairs windows that are across from them. DH doesn't feel comfortable sitting on the couch with those windows uncovered. It will soften the light coming in during the day too.
I can't wait to get back to quilting!
Are you quilting this weekend?
Linda OH
Linda, I'm glad to hear you are getting settled!
I plan to load another quilt on the frame. I finished the donation quilt's binding last night, so the next one up is my birthday block quilt. I need to get it quilted and back off the frame before we leave on vacation next Saturday...otherwise the cats will use it for a hammock while we're gone. :)
Not sure. Tomorrow is DD's 13th birthday, so we'll have some birthday activities, but she also leaves for scout camp on Sunday, so we'll be packing/prepping for that.
Sunday I will be in the car all day taking her to camp.
Maybe I'll be able to do something quick...I do need to dye fabric for my Retreat Challenge, but that might not be quick enough...
Linda, Good to hear you're getting your sewing room set up so you can get back to quilting. We can only be expected to go a period of time before we're drawn back in. :-)
I'm working on making Bear Paw blocks so hope to get a few more of those made, de-bone another GW shirt and cut pieces for more BP blocks. I have 2 big blocks made, no design board here, so I pinned them to the curtain. It's a 12 foot wide by 4 foot high window, so I have lots of room. :-)
I have to get my sewing room tidied up this weekend. It was originally set up as an office. This was before I began quilting. I'm going to wait until after I retire (11/14/14) to really reorganize and get my priorities straight for that little room. Very little office work - tons of quilting. I realized this morning that my lack of motivation is due mostly to the fact that my room is a mess. After it's cleaned up, I hope to do a lot of quilting this weekend in between a couple of social events we have scheduled.
Linda glad you are getting settled in your new home. This week I cut out some fabric for an autumn tones kaleidoscope table runner I am making just to have something different to do and to try a new pattern out. Our hot water heater is on the fritz this week, soon to be replaced. Between last night and early this morning we had 3" of rain and electrical storm. Then with this morning's heavy rain we have roof leak in the laundry room just inches away from my cabinets where I store my batting and fabrics ---- thankfully so far the inside of the cabinets remain dry ---- but I will be keeping a close eye on this especially with more rain in the forecast for the next week. Hope F-I-L can fix the roof soon. We have had a really wet year in Louisiana so far. Hope everyone enjoys their weekend. My American Patchwork & Quilting magazine came in the mail this week, so I also plan to spend some time reading through it this weekend.
Best to you,
This post was edited by quiltingfox on Fri, Aug 1, 14 at 12:01
We're entering the second week of 'way too hot', so I've actually been working on quilting quite a bit.
Today I'm continuing machine quilting my son's quilt
Tomorrow I'm attending my first 'comfort quilt' gathering since I joined the quilt guild recently.
Hope everyone can avoid all that tough weather out there and do something they love.
Linda, glad you're getting settled...
Donna, have you visited the quilt shop yet? I had the first part of my class there on Monday... it is a beginning quilt class, so that, combined with me being a 30 year old guy, the ladies seemed to think I didn't even know how to thread a needle. Until I pulled out my Bernina.... and then threaded it in 4 seconds .... instant respect!
I had fun, but will have to go back a few more times to finish... Also bought some best press spray and aurifil thread for the first time...
I need a break from sewing this weekend.... I went to embroider for the first time in months last night... I had 3 designs I wanted to stitch out and I went through all the drama of setting for the machine up for embroidery and found out that I've lost my medium hoop... I looked for 3 hours and finally just ordered another one for 120 dollars.... ugh!
So, no sewing.... I need a break!
But I made this before starting the break!
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Cute, Bobby! Is it going to be a machine cover? I haven't gone to the Kissimmee shop yet. It's a long way from Winter Garden and I haven't felt like driving that far. :)
Thanks, Donna, it is going to be a "tag" for the machine's rolling tote...
I just found the missing hoop so all is right with the world! It was under a surge protector and a floor lamp! I'm just glad I bought the new one from a place that has a return policy..... I've spent 2 days looking for this thing and gotten a lot of cleaning done in the process, so maybe it was a good thing, except for the mental anguish that went along with it!
I've seen some cute sewing machine covers, but I will never make one, because I don't believe in them. I know they protect the machine from dust, but I use mine so frequently that dust usually isn't an issue, and I think appliances are works of art in and of themselves so I don't like to hide them!
I've not been to the shop in Winter Garden yet either for the same reason :o)
Hahaha! I had a teacher at a workshop once ask why you'd need a cover for your sewing machine since it gets used nearly every day. :).
When we were newlyweds my MIL made us covers for just about everything you could have in the kitchen...toaster, blender, etc., and she made them out of a print in colors that she liked (fall colors). Well, fall colors and covering appliances-not my thing! They lived in a closet and I had to remember to get them out whenever she was coming to visit. LOL
I had planned to start on the UFO pile yesterday but I was having a "down" day. But I did lay them out on the cutting table so I would have them staring me in the face. Six tops with their backings. Today seems like a better day. I hope, I hope, I hope!
I got some work done on an autumn colors table runner, still need to cut batting, quilt it and then cut & sew binding - maybe will work some more on this next week. It's only in the upper 70's outside when usually in August we are in triple digit heat, so the house is nice and cool today, and so I am layered up in sweatpants, t-shirt, and flannel shirt, ... it feels like fall inside my house. This year has been wetter than normal, we are still getting significant rain and it's August and it has been cooler than usual this year so far, so I am wondering if we are in for another cold winter. We got snow like 3 or 4 times last winter which is highly unusual.
Best to you and yours,
Sounds like there was lots of quilty things going on! Not at my house ... although I wanted to. Saturday I power-washed our deck floor (it's big) and then the house where all the junk went under the deck (we have a ranch style house with a walk-out basement so the deck is elevated). YUCK. By the time I finished I was too beat to do anything! Today we went to the county fair, ran errands, then I started the sanding on the railings and posts. I got about half done, so hope to get to the rest tomorrow before the rains come again!
I think I need to take my machine in for a tuneup - it wasn't holding the tension very well on the last quilt, so maybe that will help.
Looking forward to another productive week!
I got some fabric dying done, and then used the extra dye on some t-shirts for the kids. Today I get to rinse them all out and wash them to set the dye.
One piece of the fabric I dyed isn't going to work... not what I wanted. Such is the way of dying. I'm going to try to hit the quilt shop for a few fabrics without breaking the budget.
I also started working on fabric alphabet letters for the girls to 'do school'. Have to trace the letters and then sew. I'll try to work on those today.
The fabric dying sounds really fun.
I went to the "Comfort Quilts" gathering of my guild. It was interesting meeting a smaller group (I'm new to the guild) and fun participating.
I ended up bringing home a kit to make here too, but spent yesterday introducing ceramics to a friends in the garage instead. Mercifully cooler due to the overcast, but still plenty hot!


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Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-12-05 - An Army officer from Paris, Texas has been awarded one of the military's highest honors. 1st Lieutenant Joseph Whelchel is a medic in Iraq, where's he's helped 1,000 wounded soldiers.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-12-05 - An Army officer from Paris, Texas has been awarded one of the military's highest honors. 1st Lieutenant Joseph Whelchel is a medic in Iraq, where's he's helped 1,000 wounded soldiers.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-12-05 - NASA officials have given the green light for the launch of the space shuttle Discovery - the first flight since the Columbia disaster 2.5 years ago. But Denison's mayor will have a front row seat.
Updated: 07/12/2005 - 7-12-05 – Police officers in Ardmore are looking for a man who pushed his way into a home on K Street Northwest and pepper-sprayed two people Monday evening...
Updated: 07/12/2005 - 7-12-05 – Summer camp is built around fun, but a group of Sherman 5th and 6th graders are working, instead of playing, to help a fellow camper's father who has cancer.
Updated: 07/12/2005 - 6-11-05 – An 18-month-old boy was missing in Ardmore for about 15 minutes before being spotted by a stranger in a parking lot. Tashon Harris was following after his mother when he walked out of his grandmother's house alone.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-11-05 - The growth around Sherman Town Center is spawning another shopping center nearby. Known as Creed Canyon, the 29 acres could soon be home to shops, restaurants and a health club.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-11-05 - A 120-year-old building in Dougherty burned down Monday morning. The two story building was a landmark in the small Murray County town and had served as a post office and movie theater.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-11-05 - An 84-year-old Ardmore grandmother got the best of a burglar who was attacking her son. Sallie Marris his the crook so hard on the head with her cane, that it bent the bottom of the metal cane.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-11-05 - A Sherman city councilman is taking a leave of absence to go to Iraq. Steve Jonse is volunteering to go for his company, a defense contractor. He'll work on a military base equipping support systems.
Updated: 07/11/2005 - 7-11-05 – A man is in the Carter County Jail after assaulting an Ardmore police officer. Yesterday morning 24-year-old Victor Guzman left the scene of an accident off South Commerce. A police officer tried to take him into custody at his house...
Updated: 07/11/2005 - 7-11-05 - NASA is keeping a close eye on the sky this week, hoping the weather will clear enough to send up a space shuttle for the first time since the Columbia tragedy more than two years ago.
Updated: 07/11/2005 - 7-11-05 - The 2005 Mrs. Oklahoma is a working mom from Durant. She's also a woman on a mission, to promote awareness of domestic violence, an issue that is also personal.
Updated: 07/11/2005 - 7-11-05 - Authorities are getting a better look at the damage left behind by Hurricane Dennis. Well over half a million homes and businesses in Florida, Alabama and Mississippi have lost power...
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-11-05 - Caddo police are investigating the beating and sexual assault of a 69-year-old woman Friday night. Authorities say she was discovered by a home health worker at her home on Manning Street...
Updated: 07/11/2005 - 7-10-05 - Authorities in Van Alstyne say a 14-year-old boy stole his mother's car Sunday and crashed out on Farmington Road when he lost control of the SUV and flipped several times.
Updated: 07/10/2005 - 7-10-05 - An Ardmore nursing home is closing its doors this week after taking care of the clderly for almost forty years. Ardmore Convalescent Home was forced to close their doors last week....
Updated: 07/09/2005 - 7-9-05 - Hurricane Dennis has regained much of the power it lost after crossing through the Caribbean. It's again a Category Three storm. Forecasters expect Dennis to strengthen as it heads for landfall in the northern Gulf Coast.
Updated: 07/09/2005 - 7-9-05 - A Florida company has finalized its plans to open a call center in Ada that could employ more than 500 people. Interactive Response Technologies says it hopes to begin training classes by August first and have the call center operational by the end of the year.
Updated: 07/09/2005 - 7-9-05 - A Murray County K-9 sheriff's deputy lost his battle with cancer Friday afternoon. Czar had been with the sheriff's department since he was a puppy and served the citizens of Murray County well in his eight years as a deputy.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-8-05 - Four southern Oklahoma teenagers were involved in a one-car rollover in eastern Arkansas – a girl from Calera was killed. 16-year-old Desiree Snyder was thrown from the car and died.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-8-05 - As Hurricane Dennis nears the U.S. coastline, volunteers from Texoma are ready to head that way. The special response team from the Texoma Red Cross Chapter departs at 10 a.m. Saturday morning.
Updated: 07/08/2005 - 7-8-05 – Dirty pools can keep swimmers out of the water and on deck, if they fail health inspections. That's why sanitarians across Texoma routinely check to make sure these outdoors escapes from the heat are kept clean and safe.
Updated: 02/06/2008 - 7-8-05 - A nine-year-old boy is recovering from wounds to his leg after a pit bull terrier bit him as the dog chased him and his brother down an Atoka street. The boy was treated for two puncture wounds.
Updated: 07/08/2005 - 7-8-05 - London's Metropolitan Police Commissioner says more than 50 people were killed by yesterday's bombings in London. At least 22 of the hundreds of people who were wounded are hospitalized in serious or critical condition.
Updated: 07/08/2005 - 7-8-05 - East Texas prosecutors wanted the death penalty for Johnny Lee Williams Junior for the abduction and murder of Tyler Wal-Mart clerk Megan LeAnn Holden.


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Let's start this off with taking a look at the Diamond HD 3450:
As you can see, it is a relatively small card, and won't take very much real estate on your motherboard. Because of its small size, VGA, DVI, and HDMI output ports, it is well suited to be part of a HTPC setup. With HDCP support, Avivo HD Video and Display technology, and ATI's Unified Video Decoder technology, the HD 3450 should have no problem at all decoding high-definition videos and displaying these in all of their 1080p HD glory.
As for the specifications, the Diamond HD3450 has a core clock speed of 600 MHz, and 512MB of GDDR2 memory clocked at a speed of 500 MHz. While this core clock speed is actually fairly high for such an inexpensive card, the HD3450 has a 64-bit memory interface. When working in conjunction with this relatively slower memory, performance will be hampered. Furthermore, having 512MB of memory will hardly offer any improvement over what 256MB is capable of, in real-world situations. Nonetheless, these shouldn't be taken as negatives -- did we mention that this video card is only about $50?
Size comparison between a PowerColor HD 3850, our Diamond HD 3450, and DVI to VGA adapter.
The Diamond HD 3450 has 40 stream processors that work hard crunching numbers in order to produce advanced graphics with DirectX 10.1, Shader Model 4.1, and OpenGL 2.0 in order to handle the latest games. If you wanted to boost that game performance a bit, the HD 3450 is capable of multi-GPU performance running in a CrossFireX configuration. As you may have guessed though, running two or more CrossFire'd HD 3450's makes about as much sense as getting a turbo-charger for a '88 Chevrolet Astro mini-van. However, CrossFireX is flexible, allowing you to combine up to four of any 3xxxx series cards together, and with Hybrid Crossfire you can get the HD 3450 to work with the integrated graphics processor on a 780G motherboard. While pairing a HD3450 to multiple 3xxx video cards isn't that effective because the HD3450 would limit performance of any faster video cards, the Hybrid Crossfire is a strong selling point for the card. This capability would make the HD 3450 particularly nice for anyone that already owns a 780G motherboard, and is looking for a cost effective upgrade to boost video performance.
Features at a glance
- Superscale unified shader architecture
- PCI Express 2.0 support
- Direct X 10.1 / Shader Model 4.1 / OpenGL 2.0
- ATI Crossfire X Multi-GPU Support for highly scalable performance
- Up to four GPU support with an AMD 790FX based motherboard
- High-speed 128-bit-HDR (High Dynamic Range) rendering
- 55nm process technology
- ATI Avivo HD Video and Display Technology
- Game Physics processing capability
- Built-in HDMI with Multi-channel 5.1 surround audio
- Support for the ATI Radeon DVI to HDMI adapter
- Unified Video Decoder (UVD) for Blu-ray and HD DVD
- ATI PowerPlay energy conserving technology
- RoHS compliant
- Build in HDCP Support
- Windows Vista™ 3D environment Support
Now that we have gotten to know the Diamond HD 3450 a bit better, we are going to put some claims to the test and see what it is capable of when it comes to gaming.
One small thing I noticed is that your test CPU would be at 3.6 GHz with 450 x 8.
And, of course, there will always be budget cards like this, but it just didn't impress me at all for gaming, but it wasn't exactly meant for gaming, so...
quote ByRoThis card is certainly a good fit for a HTPC.I'm looking at making an HTPC and might use one of these in it. Looking at paper specs though this does alot better than it should.. ddr2 memory isn't exactly good stuff for video cards yes it still pulls bigger numbers than a 7600gt.
quote Iceguy2003Ya, I agree with your appraisal of the HD3450. It's just that the 8600 GT and 2600 Pro/XT cards are just so cheap now these days, it's tough to compete for the HD3450. I've seen 2600XT cards selling for only about $5 more than the HD3450. But the HD3450 has that feature set which may make it a better purchase for someone who doesn't plan to game much.So, really, it's not worth getting if you plan on gaming. Even on a budget gaming build, I wouldn't have that card in there. Seems like a good card if you just need something to watch movies, take little power, use little space, but still have the features available to play games IF YOU WANTED. What kind of 7-series card is this equivalent to? 7600GT/7800GS? Or is it actually less than those? Nice review, though, just stating my opinion on the card itself.
And, of course, there will always be budget cards like this, but it just didn't impress me at all for gaming, but it wasn't exactly meant for gaming, so...
It's tough to say which 7 series the HD3450 compares to, but I'd guess that the 7600GT would run around the same speeds as a HD3450, but at resolutions above 1280x1024, the 7600GT may actually come out faster, because the HD3450's 64 bit memory interface is pretty limiting.
quote honolululuThanks for pointing that out. The correct FSB was actually 400 (3.2GHz).Nice article.
One small thing I noticed is that your test CPU would be at 3.6 GHz with 450 x 8.
BTW, that 'one feature' you were mentioning that could make it more of an appropriate card to one user over an other would be that it takes such a small amount of space, consumes a small amount of power, yet have the feautes of the 'top-dog' cards if the need comes.
EDIT: Not to mention, I liked the video add-ins. Again, what were you using to record? I know, FRAPS will KILL FPS while recording. The card played smoother than I expected, even though it was getting killed by the recording software.
Really playing Bioshock and Quake Wars wasn't too bad on the HD3450, I was surprised. The only game that would probably not be too great to play with was World In Conflict- - but even that ran 'okay'.
My Custom-built computer
ASUS A8N-VM-CSM (Motherboard)
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3500+ at 2.21 GHZ (CPU)
Diamond Radeon HD 3450 (graphics card)
HP w1907 Wide LCD monitor 19" (monitor)(1440x900)
SoundMAX Integrated Digital HD Audio (sound card)(built in)
160 GB SATA WD Caviar SE (hard drive)
Mad Dog MD-16XDVD9A4 (DVD/CD ROM Drive)
Windows XP
430 Watt Power Supply
It would be a good choice for a nice budget regular home computer build that is not going to be used for much gaming besides maybe some bejewled or something ya know. Good card for just watching movies and regualr stuff you do on a normal Pc..
spec: X2 4200+
1gb of RAM, soon to be 1.5.
160gb HDD,
6150LE (shocker), soon to be HD3450 (yay).
I know that card will be much better than the crappy x1300 you have been suffering with. There are much better choices out there these days that you could have made, but this isn't a 'bad choice', so to say.


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While I have been researching some surnames for myself and for some friends, I have accumulated about 170 obits from the Sidney Historical Assn. They jump in years all over the place with some in 1928; 1930 and on up. Not all of the people are from Delaware Co.; some died at The Hospital Sidney and I guess some had relatives in Sidney. Each page # I use is one page with pasted obits. The obits are just pasted onto a piece of paper, so sometimes not everything or date is there. If there was a newspaper listed on the page, I put it in brackets. --Sandy Goodspeed
Mrs. Albert KIPP - ....death, one of our most beloved and highly esteemed residents, the late Mrs. Albert KIPP, whose death occurred in New York City, Monday evening, Oct. 27th, [1924], at 8:15. Mrs. KIPP's health during the present year had been very feeble requiring several visits to the Moore-Overton hospital in Binghamton. During the past two months family and friends felt much encouraged to note a favorable change. Her former genial, cheerful ways and always agreeable manner and conversation seemed to have brightened up again and Mrs. KIPP herself felt more encouraged. In September Mr. and Mrs. KIPP sold their farm property on the Riverside to J. E. Knox, of Harpursville and purchased the Golden property on River street. Many improvements were made and Mrs. KIPP was delighted and contented with the new home, happy with the change. Monday morning, Mr. and Mrs. KIPP, accompanied by Mrs. BRODT, Mrs. KIPP's sister-in-law, entrained for New York City and registered at the Continential Hotel on Broadway. Mrs. KIPP stood the trip nicely and the party that evening went to a place of amusement, where at 8:15 she suddenly collapsed and death took place before the return to the hotel. Mr. M. J. KIPP proceeded at once to the city. The remains were conveyed from Weehawken in a special car, placed at the disposal of Mr. Albert KIPP and family by the officials of the O. & W. Co., arriving at Sidney Wednesday morningat about 1:30. Services were held Thursday afternnon, Oct. 30th, [1924], at the family home on River street, Rev. W. T. Edds, of De Ruyter, N.Y., Mrs. KIPP's former pastor at the Congregational church, officiating. The general feeling of sympathy and sorrow were attested by the presence of a large number of mourners whose hearts were deeply stirred that one so dear to all had suddenly been taken away from the loving circle of relatives and friends. The services were followed by interment in Prospect Hill cemetery. The floral remembrances for the occasion were most beautiful, the largest one being the floral "Gates Ajar," surmounted by a dove of pure white, contributed by the O. & W. Railroad employees at Weehawken, New Jersey. The deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved family, -her husband, Mr. Albert KIPP, four children, Mrs. Edward GRIFFITH, Columbus, Ohio; Myron J. KIPP, Sidney, NY; George A. (obit cut off at beginning and end.....)
Samuel N. WHEELER dies at home in Hancock. - A Leading Citizen of that Village - A Severe Loss to that Community. Samuel N. WHEELER, 73, a leader in the commercial, civic and political life of Hancock, died at his home in that village, Monday, [Nov.] 10th, inst. [1924]. He had been in failing health for six months. Mr. WHEELER was born in Cannonsville, Oct. 4, 1851, the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Noble WHEELER. He lived in Binghamton and Walton before locating in Hancock. Upon his arrival he joined his father in the hardware business and became the moving spirit in the organization of the Hancock Water Company and the First National Bank. He espoused the cause of the Democratic party and served his community as town clerk, justice of he peace, supervisor and postmaster, and was a trustee of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity. He married Theodora LeBARRE of Hancock, who died in March, 1922, and is survived by three sons, Clayton L. WHEELER, former State senator; Louis H. WHEELER, president of the Hancock Business Men's Association, and Percy J. WHEELER, all of Hancock, and three daughters, Mrs. Laura CHURCHILL, wife of William R. CHURCHILL, postmaster of Hancock; Mrs. La Von FORRESTER, wife of Clayton FORRESTER of Wagner and Forrester, proprietors of the Hancock Herald, and Miss Jennie WHEELER of East Orange, N.J. Three sons were business partners of the father in the wholesale hardware and plumbing trade conducted under the name of S. N. Wheeler and Sons Company. Mr. WHEELER was president of the company. He was brother of the late Henry W. WHEELER, formerly a proprietor of the Crandall Hotel in Binghamton. (Obit cut off)
Mrs. Jennie FISK - The older residents of our village [Sidney] will recall Mrs. Jennie FISK, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John HENRY, residents of Sidney many years ago, and will learn with regret of her death which occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Theodore ENGEL in Unadilla, Thursday, 13th, inst., [Nov.], following a period of ill health dating back for some time, borne with Christianlike fortitude. Prayer service was conducted at the Engel home in the above village on Sunday, followed by funeral services at the Unadilla Center church, Rev. W. E. Elwood officiating, assisted by the Rev. Yale Lyon. The surviving relatives are the daughter above mentioned and Mrs. O. E. FISK, another daughter, both residing in Unadilla; Archie C. FISK of Unadilla Center a son and one brother, Mr. Bert HENRY of Sidney, to whom is extended tender sympathy in their loss of a kind and loving mother and sister.
Lucille FLETCHER - The swift, fatal effects at times of infantile paralysis may be seen in the death of Lucille FLETCHER, age 17 years, Tuesday, Nov. 11th, [1924], at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.C. FLETCHER, who reside at McClure, about five miles from Deposit. This lovable young lady was stricken with the malady on Monday Nov. 10th and died on the following day. Drs. Latlmer and Axtell attended to the case. The interment was held in the local churchyard cemetery and the house quarantined for two weeks, so far no new case has developed. The deepest sympathy is felt for the sadly bereaved family circle consisting of the parents and three children. Mrs. and Mrs. H. A. Robinson last Thursday, 13th inst. attended the interment. Lucille was a frequent visitor at their home in Sidney, a girl of quiet and lovable disposition, diligent in her studies at the Deposit High School and expected to graduate within a few months.
Jules P. ROLLAND, 78 years old, died at his home, 21 Elizabeth Street, Binghamton, Saturday morning. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Henry MOORE of Johnson City and Mrs. Barry SHAW of Binghamton; a brother, Charles ROLLAND of Guilford; three sisters, Miss Clamour ROLLAND of Binghamton, Miss Ella ROLLAND of New York city and Mrs. Emily DECKER of Binghamton; two grandsons and two great-granddaughters. The funeral was held at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at his late home. Rev. Walter M. Higley officiated. Burial in Chenango Valley Cemetery. Apr 21, 1938 paper
Mrs. Rosie HOTALING of Masonville died at 8 o'clock Friday morning at the home of her son, Fay HOTALING, 28 Park street, Binghamton. Besides her son, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Pearl ALLEN of Harpursville; two sisters, Mrs. Raymond HARD of Masonville and Mrs. Bessie SPRATT of Lodi, Calif. The body was conveyed to the Carr & Hare Funeral Home in Sidney. The funeral was held at 1:30 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Masonville Baptist church. Burial in Masonville Cemetery. Apr 21, 1938 paper
Isabelle (SOUTHWORTH) PHELPS, born in Unadilla township, August 27, 1852, passed away Wednesday evening at 6:20 o'clock, at the family home, 1 Clinton street, Sidney. She had been in ill health during the past fifteen months, tenderly cared for by her loving family. Her husband, William H. PHELPS, passed away October 21, 1912. Mrs. PHELPS had been a resident of this village during the pat 60 years. Private funeral services will be held from the late home of the deceased Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. Roland M. Wendell, pastor of the First Congregational church, and Rev. D. Marvin Sutton, former pastor of the First Baptist church, will officiate. Interment in the family plot in Prospect Hill cemetery. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Walter JOYCE of Rockdale, and Miss Bertha PHELPS, at home; a son, Charles H. PHELPS of Sidney; three grandchildren, William H. PHELPS, Douglass PHELPS and Louis JOYCE, all of Sidney; two great grandchildren, Catherine and Thomas Joyce of Rockdale. Apr 28, 1938 paper
Cora (FITCH) LAWTON, 77, widow of George M. LAWTON, a resident of this village and vicinity many years, passed away Wednesday afternoon, 27th, inst.,., at 3:00 o'clock at the Riverside home of her nephew, Oscar F GORHAM and Mrs. GORHAM, with whom she had resided during the past two years. Funeral services will be held from the First Baptist church in Sidney at 2:00 o'clock Saturday afternoon, Rev. Hazel Herrick officiating. Interment in the family plot in Prospect Hill cemetery. Surviving in the immediate family is a sister, Mrs. Mina HITT of Walton; several nieces and nephews. Mrs. LAWTON was a member of the First Baptist church of Sidney, the Rebekah Chapter and Womens Relief Corps and was active in all three while health permitted. Apr. 28, 1938 paper
Charles LOCKWOOD, resident of this village for many years, passed away suddenly at the family home in Clinton street, shortly after the noon hour Thursday, 28th inst. Mr. and Mrs. LOCKWOOD had returned to their home after a walk to the local business section. He had been sitting in a chair when he suddenly collapsed. His demise followed a few moment later. A veteran employee of the New York Ontario & Western railroad, in recent months he had been inactive owing to ill health. Arrangement has not been announced as The Record goes to press. Apr. 28 1938 paper
Nathan Everett BRISTOL passed away Thursday morning, 5th, inst., at the Riverside home of Mr. and Mrs. James E. KNOX, the latter his sister. He was born in Harpursville, January 28, 1882, the son of James E. and Frances (RAE) BRISTOL. He was prominently identified in banking circles, serving for twenty years as a deposit clerk in the Wilber National bank in Oneonta, retiring in March, this year. His health impaired he came to reside with his sister who tenderly cared for him in his last illness. Funeral services will be conducted from the Carr-Hare Funeral Chapel in Sidney, Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. G. E. Ross of Windsor, officiating. Interment in Harpursville cemetery. Left to mourn the departed one besides Mrs. KNOX, is another sister, Nellie BRISTOL of Washington, D.C., and four brothers, Edward of Belfast, N.Y., Stuart of North Tonawanda, N.Y., Wesley of So. Glen Falls, N.Y., and John of Washington, D.C. May 5, 1938 paper
George KRAMER, 62, passed away early Saturday morning, a victim of pneumonia, at the Sidney Hospital, entering that institution on the preceding day. He was born in Germany and as a lad came with his parents to the States. He leaves a sister who resides in Albany, and a half sister. Funeral services were conducted from the Colwell Funeral Home in Bainbridge, Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, arranged by Wyandotte Tribe, No. 75, Improved Order of Red Men of Sidney, Jack Peckham, Sachem. Rev. Hazel Herrick, pastor of the First Baptist church of Sidney, officiated at the services. Interment was in the Mt. Upton cemetery. A large representation of the Red Men's lodge attended the last rites, a tribute to the memory of the departed one. The bearers were Frank Mazarella, Jr., James Kane, L. A. White and Jack Fritts. May 5, 1928 paper
John J. HALEY died Monday afternoon at his home, 53 Tremont Avenue, Binghamton. He is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Albert F. SULLIVAN, Mrs. Daniel A. GREEN, Mrs. William MANGAN and Miss Mary HALEY, all of Binghamton, and Mrs. Arthur REYNOLDS of 5 Willow street, Sidney; three sons, John, Jr., William and Edward HALEY; a sister, Miss Mary HALEY, and three brothers, M. F., J. A. and P. W. HALEY, all of Binghamton. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. John's Church, St. Vincent de Paul Society of Binghamton Council 206, Knights of Columbus. The funeral was held at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at his home and at 9:30 o'clock at St. John's Church in Binghamton. Burial in Calvary cemetery. May 5, 1938 paper
Frances Owen CANDEE, aged 63, mother of William C. CANDEE of this village, died at the Crouse Irving hospital in Syracuse Thursday, 5th, inst. Mrs. CANDEE had been in ill health the past two months, but her passing was unexpected. Funeral rites were held Saturday afternoon at her home 127 Milnor avenue, Syracuse. The pastor of the Methodist church of Manlius officiated. Burial at Manlius. Surviving are her husband, William B. CANDEE, the son above mentioned, a daughter, Mrs. Andrew CARLEY, and three grandchildren, Robert and Norman CANDEE and William CARLEY. May 15, 1938 paper


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November 10th, 2009, 10:37 AM | #1 |
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No health ins- Go to JAIL
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Hitler did not TAX as much as Obama wants to.
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November 10th, 2009, 01:15 PM | #6 |
seriously. you are going to threaten americans with jail time, however right now there are a million illegals sucking off the system, driving up costs and you do nothing.
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Just curious, where in that article does it say that Obama wants jail time for those that do not get insurance? I see that there was a provisions in the house bill, that was stripped int he senate version. I see where Obama wants some kind of penalty for those that "free ride" the system Quote:
And I agree, why should we, who pay for health insurance, have to pay for those that choose not to have it yet go to the ER when needed and don't pay? Anyway, I don't see anything in that article where Obama says there will be jail time. |
November 10th, 2009, 03:47 PM | #14 | |
Pew pew!
He's downright scary when he starts offering his opinion on things. Due to his sordid past, it makes it even scarier.
November 10th, 2009, 03:50 PM | #15 | |
really? because there are a shit-ton of illegals, medicare and medicaid fraud and guess what....Obama hasn't done one god damn thing to try and fix that or punish those who are currently leaching off the system for free. this idiot doesn't want to improve healthcare or fix what is broken, he wants more power and more control over people in this country. why is the fact he and his could seriously care less about the freeloaders and simply wish to push what they think we need and force us to do things. |
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It cracks me up that if you say something enough people believe it and start repeating it..... It looks like your saying that your health insurance goes up because someone that dosen't pay for health insurance gets medical treatment. Explain to me how you insurance would go up because some one dosen't have insurance. I'm thinking your going to say the hospital charges the insurance company more when a guy comes in that has insurance to cover the guy that dosen't. I'm also thinking that the big uninsured population consists of 10% of the population and of that 10% not everbody seeks medical attention and of that 10% there is a percentage that does pay there medical bills. So it's not 10%, but even if it was it can only result in an increase of less than 10% to cover expenses on the uninsured. When the hospitals whine and cry about the non payers costing them, they fail to disclose their profit margins on the unpayer and what actual expenses are. This would further reduce the 10% number down. How do you justify fucking the entire United States population over less than 10% of an industries (medical field) expenses. I think again is an example of descrimination. Lets descriminate agains't 90+% of the population due to the actions of less than 10%. The Bill is for shit, Obama is a piece of shit and liberals suck ass. |
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Now what about someone who is wealthy and chooses to not have health insurance because they can just pay their bill? You going to put Bill Gates in jail because he does not want to purchase health insurance
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if most of the business is being outsourced now, wealthy people just as well could move overseas and import their crap. |
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Service Framework - invoke signal on server side
I am experimenting a bit with the (IPC) service framework using qtmoiblity 1.1 (currently on windows but the app I am doing will have to run on symbian & meego)
my question is:
can I invoke a signal on the server Qobject derived class?
I wrote a helper function to call methods on the server side:
- void MyClass::invokeServerMethod(const char* aMethod, QGenericArgument val0, QGenericArgument val1, QGenericArgument val2, QGenericArgument val3) {
- if(server) {
- }
- } else {
- CRITICAL("No service found, could not invoke method" << aMethod);
- }
- return;
- }
everything works as long as I call on the server side a SLOT, but if the parameter I pass as aMethod is a SIGNAL then I hit this assert it qtmobility code
- Q_ASSERT(d->endPointType == ObjectEndPoint::Client); in file ipc\objectendpoint.cpp
which makes me think that I cannot invoke a signal on the server fron my client process.
anyone knows why is that?
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Short for "All Fucked Up". Meaning usually some thing or situation that is messed up, broken, disorganized, or failed.
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After the earthquake the subway was AFU.
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