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Date of Stay: August, 2014 - $47.00
Disappointing park. Sites were way too close. Neighbor's campfire was right next to our rig. Sparks were all over as fire rings were in ground and couldn't be moved. Quiet hours 10-PM to 7-AM were not enforced. Neighbors were loud until midnight every night. Complaints to management caused them to come over at midnight and tell them there was a 10-PM quiet time. Management wanted us to keep dogs from barking at their "pet Elk" which was sitting in the dog walk road. Rest rooms were disgusting. Men's urinals didn't work. Showers ran out of hot water. Reservations crew was unaccommodating in moving our friends closer even though sites were vacant. Sewer sites cost the same as non sewer and only full hookups offered cable. Boat rental prices were exorbitant. There is no view of the lake from this campground. Limited staff. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: August, 2013 - $46.00
Would not stay again even though staff was friendly. Bathrooms below average, full of sand from nearby beach. Sites too narrow (we could not open 2nd slideout). Fire pit was within 2 steps of our door, and ours is not a mega-RV. Our view was of long-term neighbor's junkyard clutter. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: August, 2012 - $40.00
Yes, the sites are close, but the park is nice. All the amenities you want on vacation. Its at an higher altitude so even if the days are hot, it cools down in the evening fast. Lots of trees, access to the lake, peddle boats and canoes for rent, a speed boat and fishing boat too! The staff is very friendly and helpful about seeing things in the area. So much to do, not enough time! We will be coming back often. Thank you Lake Coeur d'Alene Camping Resort for a wonderful time. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2012 - $45.00
The location is beautiful, however there is I-90 very close with a lot of road noise, people come here to have fun, it's very noisy, and the amenities are not free. Pool is $1.00, air hockey is $0.75 per game, and no grass in the camping area. The back-in spots are very user friendly, water and electric in the back and 2 sewer lines available. However, you will need the air tight sewer drain hook up. If you don't have one, they will sell you one for an inflated price. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: July, 2011 - $45.00
From the highway, you would never know this place was here. It is tucked back into a canyon that provides some great quiet nights despite being so close to the highway. The sites are a little cramped together, but we had some nice neighbors so it wasn't an issue. Be sure you get here before 9:00 at night, as they do not allow ANY check-ins after that. We didn't get any Wi-Fi signal where we were camped, but it was quick and reliable next to the clubhouse & pool. Showers and bathrooms were clean. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: September, 2009 - $45.00
First, this park is not in Coeur d' Alene it is off of exit 22 on I-90 about 10 miles east. It is a former KOA so your GPS info for KOA Coeur d' Alene is correct. It is a very crowded park with narrow roads and narrower sites. The sites are stepped so you are looking in the window of your neighbor. The two RV's next to us both had slides and had to stagger some just to open their slides. We only had about 5' of room from our front door and not much on the other side. Wi-Fi is intermittent, slow and when someone cannot connect they reboot the system knocking everyone off. There is no dog walk: they want you to walk them on the county road outside their property. They have an extremely tough refund policy allowing you one hour to leave or you pay for your reserved days. We would not stay here again period. BTW: if you are considering renting one of their speedboats, pull out $500.00!! We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: July, 2009 - $32.00
A very nice campground. We like campgrounds that are tucked away, and this is one. It is a small campground and very well kept. Everything was clean. The campsites are smaller than that of a resort type place, but nothing that is excessively small. The staff was very nice and helped all campers get into campsites safely. This is no longer a KOA and is called Lake Coeur D' Alene Campground. You get what you see from their website. One problem that we had was wasps, but I found that throughout Idaho. The staff tried to accommodate with wasp traps throughout the campgrounds. We ended up buying one and placing it up at our campsite, they had no problem with that. The other problem was their internet was poor. It was slow and very difficult to connect. We had read previous reviews talking about their internet access, so I did call to confirm that they had internet. They confirmed, and stated that it might depend on the campsite if signal was good. We stayed very close the the clubhouse and could not get service from our campsite, and when we sat right next to clubhouse area the service was very slow. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: July, 2008 - $42.00
We camped in a 36' motorhome, sites are narrow and access road is narrow. OK for overnight but I probably would not stay again. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2007 - $20.00
We stayed October 29. We were the only family there. Water had been turned off as it was off-season. This is a great place to stay during the winter. I'm not so sure I'd want to stay there during peak season. The campground is terraced, so sites are right on top of each other, with Kabins interspersed. But it's a beautiful location, on a hillside with a trail leading to the top of the hill. The pool was half-full due to off-season, but restrooms were clean & heated (though garbage hadn't been picked up in a few days). If you're someone who doesn't like an empty dark park in an out-of-the-way location, you may not want to visit this park from mid October til April. (You can't pay by credit card during this time, and it looks like management does not come by daily to pick up registrations. Though perhaps it's different during holidays..? Call first.) But me? I'd definitely return during off season. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: July, 2007 - $38.00
We stayed one night at the Coeur d'Alene KOA. Called ahead about 4 hours before arrival, and they had a site available. The park is at Exit 22 on I-90, with the nearest services 9 miles away in Coeur d'Alene proper. The park is in a beautiful location, with mature pine trees and much shade, particularly in the tent area. RV/Trailer sites are in a terraced area, with the back-in sites quite small. Our site was barely large enough for our 14' trailer and Suburban. Contrary to the opinion of an earlier poster, we believe both the pull-through and back in sites were quite close to adjacent sites. The site had no cable TV and only 20 amp power. The site next door had an extra 30 amp hookup, but our cord was not long enough. The pool is on the small side, but adequate. The major downside to this campground is the bathrooms. They were clean, but are in serious need of updating. No wireless (or other) internet. But for the out-of-date bathrooms and the lack of internet, I would rate the park as an 8. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: July, 2007 - $45.00
The pictures on the website of the Coeur d'Alene KOA campground are deceiving. They are very narrow and hard to maneuver in and out of without hitting or damaging your unit. (We witnessed this several times during our stay.) The steep road and tight turns getting into the pull throughs are not meant for anything bigger than a 24-25 foot trailer, even though the length of their lots are probably 40 ft. If you have slides that slide out more than 2 feet, you may not be able to put them out. If you do manage to get them out, your door may be opening 3 feet from your neighbors door. (We did meet a lot of nice people because of this!!) The staff were unfriendly, and unwilling to help. When we complained of our site, and how unsuitable it was, they made no effort to help with the exception of letting us know we had the choice of not staying there. The website also states that they have Wi-Fi, which they don't. The only positive's about this campsite is that they had a pool and the kids enjoyed using it. As well, if you are tenting, they have beautiful trees to camp under. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: July, 2007 - $48.00
We camped here for four nights while we visited Silverwood and Coeur D'Alene. Our site was nice, large and level. The pull through sites, however, have you cheek to jowl with the next unit. I'm glad we were in a back in site. The pool and laundry room facilities were clean, but the washrooms and showers need to be either refurbished or cleaned very well (one shower stall had the same bathing suit liner stuck to the wall for the entire stay). The main reason for the lower rating was the staff. They were less than friendly, wouldn't make eye contact, and didn't seem to want to help out with anything. The campground has free coffee and a microwave, but no one mentioned it to us, we had to find it on our own. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: June, 2007 - $41.00
Small store not up to standard with most other KOA's. DVD selection is from a decade ago. The picture on their web shows a view of the lake. Huge trees block any view of the water from the same photo spot. Children's play area was about 8' x 8' and right next to the drive-up road! Hot tubs were to be open 4pm-10pm. 5pm and it was still closed. No-one available to unlock the gate. If it wasn't for the great people we had on either side of us, I would have scored a 4. Would return but the managements attitude would have to be better. Coeur D'Alene itself is a really good place. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Travel Trailer.
Date of Stay: July, 2006 - $28.00
Space #15 - We have a 28 foot fifth wheel that we pull with a Chevy crew cab w/8 foot bed. Our space was against the hill and was a little difficult to get into but not too bad. Have had worse time at other places. Bring a long sewer and water hose if your waste access is in the rear as the dump and water is at the front portion of the site. Our awning pulled out fine. The kids had a great time on the swings and the staff was very friendly. We were able to purchase advance tickets for Silverwood theme park at a small discount which was very helpful the next morning when we went there. Seems very family oriented, lots of children playing. The store had quarts of milk when I had run out and we had ice cream bars out on the deck in front of the office. They offered a family movie at night and sold popcorn. They also had a group campfire but noticed there were also a few other fire pits available. Small spawning stream ran the front boundary. Over all it was a good stay for the 2 nights we were there. I gave it an 8 because privacy was low. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: June, 2005 - $40.00
This is not a big rig friendly campground. The sites are situated on a hillside with little room to maneuver. We have a 30' fifth wheel and we barely fit into our site not being able to even think about using our awning. The lake is nearby, so that is a plus, and the staff is very friendly. The location and grounds are very beautiful but for anything over 25' it's going to be a tight squeeze. We would not stay here again. We camped at Lake Coeur d' Alene Campground in a Fifth Wheel.
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The purpose of this study was to evaluate the mid- to long-term survivorship of Bimetric cementless total hip replacement and assess how it is affected by the acetabular design. This was a retrospective analysis of 127 Bimetric cementless total hip replacements in 110 patients with a follow-up of 7-18 years. A single design stem and three different cementless metal-backed acetabular designs were used. Patients were assessed clinically using the Harris hip score and radiologically by independent review of current hip radiographs. There was only one case of aseptic loosening of the femoral stem. The earliest acetabular design showed a high failure rate whilst the latter two designs showed a 96% survivorship at a mean of 9.5 years. We conclude that a combination of the bimetric stem with either of the latter acetabular cup designs has a good mid- to long-term performance. |
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Delicate Spring Flowers Cards
Made from a single set of Posh stamps, these three cards feature soft muted colors, delicate florals and thread ties for warmth, from Posh Impressions.
All products are available from www.sundayint.com or ask for them in your favorite store.
Blue Card
- Posh Spring Flower Set
- Three Dotted Squares stamp
- Watercolor Mark stamp from Watercolor Flowers set
- Red cardstock
- Blue cardstock
- Red dye ink
- Shades of Gray Blending Blox stamp pad
- Shades of Blue Blending Blox (optional)
- White dye ink
- Small hole punch
- Brads
- Cords
Orange Card
- Posh Spring Flower Set
- Three Dotted Squares stamp
- Shades of Gray Blending Blox pad
- Orange & Rust cardstocks
- Rust dye ink
- Small hole punch Brad
- Threads
Purple Card
- Posh Spring Flower set
- Three Dotted Squares stamp
- Shades of Grey Blending Blox pad
- White, lavender & dark purple cardstock
- Lilac dye ink and white dye ink
- Small hole punch, color coordinated brads & threads
Steps (for all three cards as they are similar):
- Stamp three shadows with Three Dotted Squares stamp.
- Stamp flower of choice onto shadows using appropriate dye ink color.
- Punch hole for brads and insert.
- Mount to a panel that is larger in length and the same width. Set aside.
- Stamp tip of flower of choice around edges of smallest panel using white ink.
- Layer panels and glue in place.
- Wrap threads around panels and tie. Set aside.
- Stamp same or different flower (same recommended) with color matching colors on white card that opens for message inside.
- When stamping over gray background, hold inked flower stamp down until counting until counting to at least 10 slowly to ensure that ink properly saturates into card covering the gray beneath. Some faint gray will remain creating a pleasing effect.
Note: Lady bugs can be added to each card. Blue card has subtle lady bugs.
Note: Orange card has same three dotted squares stamp with same flower over it around the edges on white card.
Note: Stamp called Watermark located at top left of Spring Flower set was used by Paula on Blue and Purple cards.
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Boulevard of Dreams
Heady Times, Heartbreak, and Hope along the Grand Concourse in the Bronx
274 pages
44 illustrations
March, 2011
New York CityStretching over four miles through the center of the West Bronx, the Grand Boulevard and Concourse, known simply as the Grand Concourse, has gracefully served as silent witness to the changing face of the Bronx, and New York City, for a century. Now, a New York Times editor brings to life the street in all its raucous glory.
Designed by a French engineer in the late nineteenth century to echo the elegance and grandeur of the Champs Elysées in Paris, the Concourse was nearly twenty years in the making and celebrates its centennial in November 2009. Over that century it has truly been a boulevard of dreams for various upwardly mobile immigrant and ethnic groups, yet it has also seen the darker side of the American dream. Constance Rosenblum unearths the colorful history of this grand street and its interlinked neighborhoods. With a seasoned journalist's eye for detail, she paints an evocative portrait of the Concourse through compelling life stories and historical vignettes. The story of the creation and transformation of the Grand Concourse is the story of New York—and America—writ large, and Rosenblum examines the Grand Concourse from its earliest days to the blighted 1960s and 1970s right up to the current period of renewal. Beautifully illustrated with a treasure trove of historical photographs, the vivid world of the Grand Concourse comes alive—from Yankee Stadium to the unparalleled collection of Art Deco apartments to the palatial Loew's Paradise movie theater.
An enthralling story of the creation of an iconic street, an examination of the forces that transformed it, and a moving portrait of those who called it home, Boulevard of Dreams is a must read for anyone interested in the rich history of New York and the twentieth-century American city.
"For those of us to whom the neighborhood in the city was not just an idea, but a reality, its sweetness and sadness precious, Boulevard of Dreams is a book one must long reflect upon."
"Rosenbaum has told a harrowing story of construction and destruction, ending with the realistic requirement for changes in attitudes to restore the happy days that once made the Bronx a desirable place to live."
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"Constance Rosenblum's account of the history of the street is evocative and informative."
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—Tony Hiss, author of The Experience of Place
"A must read for anyone who cares about the history of the city. Rosenblum writes with deep feeling and an acute eye and the result is a rare, unsentimental look at a much maligned borough."
—Laura Shaine Cunningham, author of Sleeping Arrangements
"A seminal recounting of the rise, fall and current revival of a major landmark, this book, with many archival photos and drawings, is a must for those interested in the cultural history of the Bronx and New York City."
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"Like the Grand Concourse itself, Rosenblum's Boulevard of Dreams is stately and elegant, proud and poignant. Building by building, block by block, character by character, she leads us on what is not just a tour of an epic thoroughfare, but of a city, a culture, and an era. People who love New York will devour this bittersweet and beautifully written book. Then they will make a bee-line to the Bronx for a shpatzir along the Concourse—to ponder how spectacular it once was, and to savor every bit of what remains."
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:29 PM | #51 |
I hope so, but I would be more encouraged if monoprice already had some copper thunderbolt cables for $10. (I think that these optical cables also require chips in them, to convert electrical to optical and back at the cable ends, or am I wrong?)
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:33 PM | #52 | ||
Electrical isolation is important over distance (especially when the two ends are on different electrical circuits), but on a desktop they're almost certainly on the same circuit.
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:34 PM | #53 | |
First, they either reported this incorrectly or they've limited this release of the cable for some reason. The optical cables are, per Intel, rated at 100gb. Not 10gb.. The copper cables are limited to 10gb. Intel's whole shtick with TB was that copper was reaching it's limit in possible speeds. Which is the other reason for these cables. Not just range, but speed.. The current TB technology is rated at 100gb with fiber, 10gb with copper+power. Per Intel and Apple, once optical cables were released, current TB tech in our systems should be able to realize the full speeds via optical cables. We've been limited to 10gb because of the lack of a fiber version of this cable. That includes current MacBooks/iMacs/Mac Minis. So either they are running into roadblocks or taking their sweat time if they are only rating the optical cable at 10gb. This isn't just for displays or HDD's.. this technology is a PCIe bus on TAP at 100gb. Used for high-speed SAN, or floor to floor data connections (network), or high-speed video recording systems.. hell, think of a device/technology, and it can connect at 100gb.. This tech is ideal for heavy traffic SANs and Heavy workload workstations doing rendering.. Last edited by solamar; Dec 31, 2012 at 03:53 PM. |
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:34 PM | #54 |
"For those who already own a Thunderbolt-enabled Mac, Intel notes that the existing Thunderbolt ports will be compatible with both copper and fiber optic cables, ensuring cross-compatibility once the new cables arrive."
Does that mean there are optical transceivers already in the Macs with TB ports? Didn't think they did. Or is the copper to optical hardware inside the optical TB cables? Either way, that would be great not to have to have new hardware for it. THIS may let me buy a 27" iMac for my home. I keep my Mac, printer, external drives, etc in my office and run a long DVI cable to a monitor in my living room. Keeps the noise level down. With this I could keep an iMac in my living room and run the optical TB cable to my office and be in good shape. I dred to think how much a 50' optical TB cable might be though... ::shudder:: |
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:35 PM | #55 | |
How is that Drobo doing?
My use would be backup of about 2TB of disk space. |
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:43 PM | #56 | |
Fact is that lot of people would want their terminal (i.e., iMac) to be in their office, and have their mass storage in another location. And BTW, not seeing SSD for mass storage devices becoming the norm anytime soon. It still goes for over $1 a GB in most places. |
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:43 PM | #57 | |||
Please read Sumitomos press release.
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:49 PM | #58 | |
The Drobo 5D is anything but noisy...
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Check out the 5D on Amazon, I have a pretty detailed review posted there: http://www.amazon.com/review/RFOPV8ZOGQ2XJ Last edited by smileyborg; Jan 1, 2013 at 01:26 PM. Reason: Add link to Amazon review |
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:53 PM | #59 | |
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Dec 31, 2012, 03:57 PM | #60 |
They should probably consider working on making the cables cheaper. Those things are ridiculous in price.
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:00 PM | #61 | |
---------- The Drobo is crap. Unreliable and proprietary. In my experience, prone to random library rebuilds and slowdowns across several different models and notoriously horrid tech support. Never again I say. Steer clear. |
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:16 PM | #62 | |
The MAC Pro chasis is so beautiful that I would rather put it ahead of me
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:40 PM | #63 | |
T-Bolt as you describe would make a nice Display/HID extender, but the real work would be better done inside the chassis.
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:46 PM | #64 |
Cool, I guess, but why is there nothing about the iWatch on MacRumors? Its rumors in addition to positive political news sent Apple up 4.43% today.
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:48 PM | #65 |
I suggest just buying a NAS that isn't a slow, noisy piece of junk with aggressive marketing.
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:51 PM | #66 |
Thunderbolt display with mouse and keyboard in one room, heavy-duty Mac in another room, all connections like USB memory sticks going through TB display hub to the Mac... That would be pretty awesome and expensive.
Also, just wondering, can you combine the processing power of multiple Macs efficiently using Thunderbolt and Xgrid? |
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:55 PM | #67 |
Are you suggesting that they should've measured out using feed instead of meters? You do know there is a world outside the US that uses metric, right?
---------- Thunderbolt was originally designed with optical fibers in mind, but the first version rolled out with copper. |
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Dec 31, 2012, 04:59 PM | #68 | |
We are getting ready to move to a building where they have a server room in the basement (earthquake proof) this kind of wiring would be awesome for us. |
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Dec 31, 2012, 05:23 PM | #69 |
Would it be possible to somehow have a copper + fiber optic thunderbolt cable, where the copper is used for delivering power and the fiber option delivers data, without requiring two seperate cables?
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Dec 31, 2012, 05:26 PM | #70 |
I thought that the 10 gb limit was because of the copper wire, and that fiber optic TB would transfer at 100 gb. So if there's no difference in transfer speed between the two right now, why would anyone opt for the more expensive fiber optic version? Because of the length?
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Dec 31, 2012, 05:52 PM | #71 |
This sounds cool. Of course, since this is an OPTICAL cable, Apple will refuse to support it on their computers, and refer to it as a "bag of hurt".
"Your time is limited. Don't waste it living someone else's life." -Steve Jobs |
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Dec 31, 2012, 05:58 PM | #72 | |
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Dec 31, 2012, 06:01 PM | #73 |
I add to what smileyborg wrote. I have had the 5D about a month. It replaced a Drobo S, which I think was already one of the quieter Drobos with it's 140mm fan (earlier Drobos had 80mm fans). I could hear the Drobo when the room was quiet and it did bother me enough that I was looking to replace the fan. If was the older model S with USB2 only and my transfer rates were about 10-15MB/s. I decided to upgrade to the 5D instead. It's silent. The refrigerator in my kitchen is louder than the Drobo. And it's fast, fast, fast. I get about 120MB/s from it with slow HDDs inside. I think it might be faster with faster disks. I also spent $100 to add the mSATA SSD to it. Overall I am very happy. As smileyborg said, it's a bit pricey but it's a nice machine.
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Dec 31, 2012, 06:05 PM | #74 | ||
Having to go in the next room to move the TB optical cable from Dan's workstation to Jeff's workstation sounds like a major PITA. ---------- Quote:
That's why they're 10 Gb/s and compatible with existing Macs with Thunderbolt. Read the article people.
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Dec 31, 2012, 06:13 PM | #75 | |
As for these cables, they are the first commercially available fiber optic cable with length being the benefit over copper, for the moment. It will [hopefully] be a [short] matter of time before the fiber optic cables utilizing the fully intended speeds will be available. ---------- Exactly. Real work would be kept to the chassis, I was envisioning exactly what you described. For the moment, at least for my own purposes, this would be one of the benefits to TB, aka "Light Peak", that I would utilize. |
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The King of Glory Comes (An Advent Suite for Organ). Composed by Gilbert M. Martin (1941-). For organ: 3-staff. Sunday Suites Series. Sacred, Advent. Intermediate. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company (LO.70-1797L).
The excitement of Christ's coming among us is brilliantly captured in this delightful suite of organ music. Included are a declamatory processional on "Wake, Awake, for Night Is Flying;" a gentle offertory meditation on "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel;" a quiet contemplation on "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence;" and a thrilling toccata postlude on "Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates." Separately, each piece is a glorious addition to any organist's library. Together, they are an exciting set of hymn interpretations for the Advent season. We are delighted to add Gilbert M. Martin to the list of fine composers who have contributed to our growing list of "Sunday Suites.".
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Late Goal Gives Cap Tie in Thriller
Gutsy Calgary Performance in Back to Back
January 14th, 2004 RICK CHARLTON
It had everything.
Hits, fights, goals . . . . and you only needed to see the final minutes.
In an entertaining game that appeared destined to be the NHL's second scoreless tie in as many nights, the Washington Capitals and Calgary Flames exploded for six goals in the final 5:37 of regulation and fought to a 3-3 tie amid plenty of high drama in the U.S. Capitol.
For the Flames, who lost a certain victory when Jaromir Jagr scored a soft goal from behind the Calgary net with only eight-tenths of a second remaining in the third period, they at least answered the harsh charge of coach Darryl Sutter that they were light in their loafers in Toronto the previous night.
Calgary dominated this game territorally as much as they were invisible in getting pounded by the Leafs the night before, attacking the Capitals with the speed and physical game that was so obviously absent in Toronto.
For all that, the Flames essentially surrendered a critical point in the standings after battling back from a late 1-0 Washington lead, gaining a 2-1 advantage themselves then seeing starter Jamie McLennan allowing two soft goals; to Sergei Gonchar and the final head-shaking killer to Jagr, all sandwiched around what appeared to be the clutch game winner from Jarome Iginla.
With the Flames leading 2-1 on Saprykin's eighth of the year and third in the last five games, Gonchar drilled a hard but clear shot at McLennan who muffed it off his glove and floated behind him into the net.
Iginla put the Flames ahead only 21 seconds later at 19:21 but Jagr, with the clock winding down, somehow found an invisible space off McLennan's goalpost-hugging skate at 19:59 for the tie.
McLennan stopped 20 of 23 Washington shots and was strong for 55 minutes, in spite of the way this one ended while Olaf Kolzig made 41 saves in the Capitals net.
Coach Sutter had universally ridiculed his lineup after being pushed around in a 4-1 loss in Toronto, saying his skill players had been intimidated by the physical Leafs.
There should have been little doubt one of those "skill players" had to be Oleg Saprykin, who responded with a charged and determined physical game.
In overtime, with Iginla appearing set to fight Trent Whitfield, Saprykin stepped in and dropped the gloves himself, eventually socking Whitfield to the ice.
The Flames did pretty much everything they might wanted to have done in this game except jam the net earlier, most of their eventual 44 shots coming from low percentage angles.
Until the final five minutes and the extra frame.
The tie leaves Calgary at 22-14-4-4 on the season, good for 51 points and sixth spot in the NHL's tough Western Conference.
Calgary is one point behind St. Louis for fifth spot while holding a three point edge on seventh place Nashville with a game in hand.
Flames are five points up on ninth place Dallas with two games in hand.
This was a costly game for the Flames as Stephane Yelle went out midway through the second period with an apparent knee injury, another centre the team can't afford to lose.
With Craig Conroy still tantalizingly close to returning but not quite there, the Flames are again in injury trouble if this turns out to be serious, needing Yelle's steadying defensive presence to get them over this short-term hump.
Flames were zero for five on the power play and Washington was zero for two.
Next up is a critical Conference match with Dallas on Saturday.
1) Oleg Saprykin - Called a wimp by his coach in Toronto and then called a limp wrist in the morning newspaper, Saprykin showed up with a spirited if not ferocious effort, scoring a key goal in the third and fighting for his captain in overtime.
2) Jaromir Jagr - Pulled himself out of the hole where Denis Gauthier had left him after a big hit in the final minutes of regulation to score the game tying marker with less than a second remaining.
3) Jarome Iginla - The Captain played like one, creating offence through the night and refusing to let his team lose with a crucial goal and assist in the final five minutes.
With the game still scoreless, Kip Miller accepted a cross ice pass and drilled a shot that seemed labelled short-side on McLennan, but the diminutive Flames netminder managed to raise a glove to stop what seemed like a demoralizing goal after Calgary had dominated the opening frame.
It was more than the hit of the game, it might have been the hit of the year. Jaromir Jagr was shifting gears coming across the Calgary blueline when he became George Bush's first rocket to Mars, Denis Gauthier lifting the Washington forward off his feet and sending him in a high arc that fell just a tad short of the Red Planet.
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Oh wait, no they didn't. There's not a tech site out there that wasn't aware of the spec requirements of second gen devices. There's very little wiggle room with the biggest differentiators coming in the form of build quality. Thus, I'm a little surprised that the "spec-shootout" has resumed with the release of the 900.
I recently decided to re-read some of the early reviews for the Titan on Neowin and the Verge and both reviewers seemed pleased with the speed of the device and the build quality. Specs weren't the main focus as much as the user experience.
The requirements for second gen devices have not changed since then, yet look at some of the "spec" reviews of the 900 and it seems that the only thing that has changed is the perception. The Engadget reviewer seems genuinely upset that the 900 doesn't blow the other second gen devices out of the water -- despite already knowing that all second gen devices would all function roughly the same.
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Stacked up against its WP comrades old and relatively new, including mid-rangers and high-end handsets, the 900 disappoints. With a middling SunSpider score, a WP Bench result that fails to best last year's Titan and battery life on par with Samsung's (non-LTE) Focus S, the 900 safely earns the underachiever crown. It's disheartening to see this highly anticipated phone fall prey to whatever discord resulted from AT&T, Nokia and Microsoft's combined software broth.
What the 900 should be judged for is things like call quality, wifi range, the Nokia specific ecosystem (which is darn nice!), build quality and camera quality. But not because some benchmarks didn't jump leaps and bounds over the competition.Please read our Community Rules & Guidelines -
As I say to other people who ask for my opinion. Hardware is overated, after a point. If your device works well for you thats all that matters. I really like my HTC Arrive but I wanted something more stylish and bigger. This is also a 2nd Gen phone so i get a ffc to skype with (not really going to use it but it could be fun!).
I really like Windows Phone and I really like this design, so I bought me a Lumia 900. The deciding factor was $99 vs $199 for the Titan II - 04-05-2012, 10:10 AM #3
They should create a spec item for how many times your phone reboots a day, that'll even things up nicely!
It's like comparing an xbox to Alienware PC.
When all else fails empty the magazine... - 04-05-2012, 11:34 AM #8
The engadget quote above seems disappointed that the 900 only has the same battery life as the Focus S. To me, that is awesome. I am getting an LTE phone without the battery hit that other Android LTE phones have had. Anyone remember the Bionic?
specs smchmecks..... This phone does what I need it to do and it has good looks..
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See... perfect phone for me - 04-05-2012, 11:52 AM #11
No he doesnt because he has no bloody clue about the requirements for Apollo. Microsoft has made the current version more efficient to run SMOOTHLY on lower hardware requirements, why would one expect them to bump the specs so high that the next version of the OS will only run on super high end hardware? And how many "future proof" android handsets have got the latest version of their OS?
People, esp these biased reviewers are so quick to think the worst about Microsoft and WP, yet so far major updates have been released to EVERY SINGLE DEVICE, unlike their beloved android. Lets actually wait and see before we condemn them for failing to deliver updates. - 04-05-2012, 12:00 PM #12
As mentioned in another thread, there's a great response on the Verge forums to their review of the 900. This portion in particular perfectly explains why Josh didn't give the 900 a fair shake.
The first thing I really noticed in the video review was that the application listing on your device didn't even have the "App list keyword capability". What this means is that once you install specific number of applications, all applications are sorted in to groups and listed by their first letter. You can at that point swipe to the left then select the first letter of the app to instantly get directed to the relevant matches.
There was around 60k apps when the 800 was released. Now we're approaching the release of the 900 and there are over 80k plus Nokia specific apps. Not downloading enough apps to even activate the jump list shows just how little time Josh invested in the actual WP ecosystem. This is also from a man who's on record as calling Windows "poison."Last edited by HeyCori; 04-05-2012 at 12:39 PM.
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I think spec whoring started primarily with games and pc's when people were trying to get their rigs to have the most power when playing games, especially against others.
In reality it matters little. Actually it doesn't matter at all as long as the user experience works fine, which it does with windows phone. - 04-05-2012, 12:44 PM #15
Nice write up Dash. I agree with you and I will say it again you can judge the anxiety of the competition by how hard they hit back. You can expect that those not satisfied with Microsoft and those that find fault with Windows Phones limitations will be hyper critical of any device that creates a buzz like the Lumia 900. We can only hope that the "User Experience" is emphasized enough to get people to look past the hardware limitations that everyone knew would be there. A person only has to use a Windows Phone device for a short time to realize the amount of effort that was put in to making every day tasks easy and fluid. Hardware limitations only enhance user experience on this OS. Hopefully this won't get berried in the spec wars. Only time will tell how successfully Nokia will be in making this distinction.
if i'm basically getting an LTE radio for "free" i don't see how that could be seen as a disappointment, especaily when considering the l900 only has a 300mah larger battery compared to the focus s.
look at all the poor saps with the vzw gnex having to go buy larger batteries to get through a day.
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Chaplains carry the name of Jesus to all sectors of life, whether it be the battle field or the ball field, the operating room or the board room. Often, chaplains are the only spiritual voice in the lives of people who otherwise would never darken the door of a church. Southwestern Seminary has a rich legacy of training chaplains for ministry in any context.
Military, First Responder, Prison, Hospital and Corporate Chaplains are among those who extend the reach of pastoral care to the front lines of the injured soul. The Chaplaincy Scholarship Fund is proud to support students studying to love and share the Gospel in the role of chaplain.
Master of Divinity with concentration in chaplaincy
Course Title | Course Number | Hours |
The Chaplain Ministry | PASMN 4453 | 3 |
Biblical Counseling | PASMN 4323 | 3 |
Choose one of the following PASMN electives: | 3 | |
Conflict Ministry in the Church or | PASMN 4343 or | |
Corporate Chaplaincy or | PASMN 4463 or | |
Premarital and Marriage Counseling | PASMN 4533 | |
Choose one of the following PASMN electives: | 6 | |
Practicum in Ministry or | PASMN 4406 or | |
Clinical Pastoral Care | PASMN 5486 | |
Total | 15 |
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