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6 Months later, the drivers were fine. In the beginning, it gave me problems. Like lock-ups, freezes, graphic glitches, it was bad. The later drivers made it better. The IQ did not live up to the Radeon 64MB VIVO though.
The 8500, when I first bought it gave me no bugs. I was fine. That High-Poly bug didn't affect me. It was all good.
The 9700 is a good card. You guys act like ATi will never make a good product. Do you guys realize that ATi's driver department is better than ever and is only going up? And Do I need to mention the engineering department, they've owned nVidia all their lives.
Saturn, go to Best Buy, buy the card, test it for 13 days, and on the 14th day(the last day to return it), return it with no restock fee! Post what you think about it.
BTW, I have a 2001 Saturn SL2(in addition to the 3 Bimmers, 87 325i is back, my 95 525i, and my 2002 M3 which I saved up for for 11 years), that I bought for 8,000 after it was in an accident. Can I put any performance parts on it? I mean, I DON'T WANT TO RICEBOY IT! I mean real performance, not Hochikacha toys. Know any sites that sell parts? I like that car, it's just a little, weak.
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Nigeria currently earns $450 billion as her Gross Domestic Product, GDP, and it expected to increase between 2013 and 2014 when the country's energy sector is fully deregulated.
The Executive Director (Corporate Planning and Strategy) of NNPC, Dr. Timothy Okon said the energy sector is the biggest in Africa and all industry stakeholders should play a pivotal role to ensure that the sector is fully reformed.
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"Nigeria economic is 5 per cent the size of the US economic which is $9 trillion of their GDP. We have to raise our GDP higher in other to meet that of the United State. In order to double the economy in the next two years, reform is very important to deliver that.
"The energy sector is also very critical to double the Gross Domestic Product, GDP of the country. Nigeria is blessed with lots of natural resources; these resources can easily translate into economic development only when the sector is properly reform.
When the sector has been reform, it is open up for full participation," he said.
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"If you want to refine crude oil in Kaduna refineries, the pipeline system is already in place to transport crude oil from Warri to Kaduna refinery.
"But our pipelines system needs to be properly maintained because they are now subjected to constant vandalism. in areas that troublesome, these pipes need to be buried very deep so that they are not exposed to vandalism. These are some of the issues that reforming the sector will address," he said.
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Justas the Nigerian Communication Commission, NCC in the telecom sector, and the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC in the power sector, Dr. Okon said deregulation in the petroleum sector goes with a strong regulation because it helps to advance the space of consumer protection.
If more refineries will bring down the cost of refined products in the country; the NNPC Executive Director (Corporate Planning and Strategy) said not necessary.
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Lee Spick, 34 years old. Relatively unsuccessful pro who was entering the last 6 months if his two year tour card.
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Ali carter gets the all clear from lung cancer? Didn't even know he had it Thought it was testicular cancer turns out he had that aswell.
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Ali Carter has now lost all his hair to chemo.
Poor bugger.
Does anyone have a clue what his chances might be like? I have a feeling he'll pull through but it seems like the odds surely have to go down when you've had cancer in two different places.
He still needs to win the big one, which he's more than capable of, it would be a cruel designer/fetemaker who deprived us of two potential world champions through cancer.
Er... okay? No offence to Carter but I'm surprised anyone would be really that desperate to see him win the WSC? Only cancer-caused death in snooker I really care about was the man who this thread is named after, amazing man in so many ways.
Carter... nice enough guy I guess, but bit of a journeyman and not the world's most exciting chap.....
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Student Number 972210006 Author Sio-kit Ng(吳紹傑) Author's Email Address No Public. Statistics This thesis had been viewed 912 times. Download 308 times. Department Graduate Institute of Biophysics Year 2009 Semester 2 Degree Master Type of Document Master's Thesis Language English Title Effective electrostatic interactions between 2-D colloid particles: a modeling approach Date of Defense 2010-07-02 Page Count 39 Keyword colloid counter-ion like-charge attraction macro-ion the DLVO theory the Monte Carlo simulation thermal fluctuation Abstract Interaction among charged colloidal particles has been investigated for long. One remarkable success, the so-called DLVO theory, considered the effects of both the van der Waals attraction and the screened Coulomb repulsion. In our current work, both the attractive and repulsive parts of the effective potential energy are observed while we consider the electrostatic effect only. In our model, we investigate the regime where the electrostatic interaction dominates and the counter-ions condense or fluctuate nearby each macro-ion. We use Monte Carlo simulations to obtain the average electrostatic interactions versus the distance between two macro-ions embedded in 2-dimensions.
When the number of counter-ions is small, we obtain a short-range attraction and long-range repulsion. However, the attraction tends to vanish when the number of counter-ions increases. We provide possible scenarios for the sources of the attraction and repulsion.
Table of Content Contents
1 Introduction 1
2 Background 3
2.1 What are colloids? 3
2.2 Interactions in a colloidal system 4
2.2.1 The Debye-Hückel theory 5
2.2.2 The van der Waals 6
2.2.3 Like-charge attraction 7
3 Model and Algorithm 11
3.1 Our Basic model 11
3.2 Simulation scheme 13
3.2.1 The Monte Carlo methods in statistical physics 13
3.2.2 Definition of dimensionless variables 14
4 Results and discussions 15
4.1 Average electrostatic interactions 15
4.2 Asymmetric distribution of counterions 18
4.3 The effect of confined geometry 20
4.4 The effect of dipole-dipole interaction 22
4.5 A Locked-up model and multipole effects 24
4.6 Physical implementation 31
5 Further results and analysis 34
6 Conclusion 38
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Simply a list of games from 2013 that I have played, along with a short bit on what I think of them so far. Most of what I've played this year has been a fair bit older, though; I hope to populate this list more soon.
Simply a list of games from 2013 that I have played, along with a short bit on what I think of them so far. Most of what I've played this year has been a fair bit older, though; I hope to populate this list more soon.
(PC - Finished) A very good action-adventure game with a paper thin plot that tries to take itself too seriously. A lighter tone would have gone a long way toward making this game better-remembered, but what I took away from this game was stupid fun and not a thing about Lara's supposed character development stuck.
(3DS - Unfinished) This and Nocturne are pretty much the two games that propelled me into an interest in grindy dungeon-crawling. Even moreso than Nocturne, and much like last year's X-Com Enemy Unknown, this is a game boiled down to pure mechanics. And those are some very well-balanced, interesting-to-use mechanics. Part of the game is exploring the most effective class combinations and moves, the other half is exploring the game's dungeons and overworlds, beating some very difficult bosses and enemies. Drawing your own maps is actually a more relaxing mechanic than a frustrating one like I feared. 40 hours into the game and still counting, I think it's great.
(PC - Finished) Almost the opposite of Tomb Raider, this game has good-not-great gameplay and a fantastic story. The gameplay itself is certainly fun, but it doesn't hit the same high notes that Tomb Raider does. Story, though, soars over most games, complete with a mind-blowing ending. Exactly how the goings-on of the climax are happening isn't entirely clear, but the point is well-made and it ties up all the loose ends that it needs to in spectacular fashion. I just wish the I could call the gameplay more than "mostly good, but never great".
(3DS - Unfinished) This game ought to be a Game of the Year contender pretty much everywhere. Thus far, it has almost perfectly balanced my interest in the gameplay and the story. I'm not just here for either like some other entries on this list; I'm here to see the story and the gameplay through to the end. I originally started the game on Normal/Classic, but decided that I didn't like to see my characters die, so I restarted on Hard/Casual and that's the way I like to play the game.
(3DS - Unfinished) Like Fire Emblem Awakening, this should probably be a game of the year contender everywhere. However, I can't say that it's quite as good as FE: A. Don't think that it isn't a fantastic game, however. It still is. Probably the best SMT game thus far, and a very good reason to own a 3DS.
(3DS - Unfinished) So technically this is a game for the Wii that came out a while ago, but it came out this year on 3DS and this is the first time that I've played it. It was mainly a nostalgia fueled purchase, but the game itself seems very well designed and fun to play from what little I've played of it. Unfortunately, the control scheme that allows you to use the directional buttons also switches that X/Y buttons with the L/R buttons, and the 3DS's analog nub does the 2D platforming no favors. Not a big deal, but enough of one for me to mention, and controls simply don't feel as fluid as they did in DKC2. This doesn't stop DKCR3D from being a lot of fun, though.
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While it makes sense to take a strategic approach towards collaboration software, as a tool which will have far reaching effects on how a business operates, oftentimes, businesses opt for collaboration software in response to an immediate problem. This is a first of a series of informative articles we will feature on the HyperOffice blog that deal with common problems that businesses face, and how they can be solved by HyperOffice as well as other solutions.
As iPhone becomes popular as a business tool, employees quite naturally want to be able to access and sync Outlook and iPhone mail, contacts and calendars. There are three main ways to get this done:
2. Wireless sync using a web service like HyperOffice
1. This is applicable if you are an iTunes user. You need to follow the following steps.
2. Make sure the iTunes plugin is enabled in Outlook
3. Connect your iPhone to your computer
4. iTunes should open up automatically
5. You need to open the Info tab in iTunes, and select "Outlook" from the "sync contacts with:" and "sync calendars with:" drop down.
6. Click the "Sync" button
- You need to connect your iPhone to your computer everytime you need to sync.
- It is only one-way sync, meaning your Outlook information will appear on your iPhone, but not vice versa.
- Although iTunes has a "sync email" option, it only syncs email settings and not messages. To sync email between iPhone and Outlook, you need to set up the same IMAP account on both.
Using a web service like HyperOffice.
If your SMB does not have, and can not afford an enterprising messaging server like Exchange, a web service like HyperOffice is the ideal option. HyperOffice is a cloud based service that syncs with both Outlook and iPhone, and hence acts as a bridge that allows bi-directional sync between Outlook and iPhone. This offers a number of benefits. Firstly, you don't need to install any dedicated servers or software. Secondly, you are not tethered to a single computer, and your information is synched wirelessly over the air in real time even when you are travelling. Plus, HyperOffice also includes support for a wide range of other device, and allows you to sync Outlook with devices like BlackBerry, Android, and Nokia etc. You need to take the following steps:
1. Sign up online for HyperOffice and log in
2. Set up synching between HyperOffice and Outlook using the HyperShare add-in.
3. Go to the "Settings" tab, and then "Mobile Sync"
4. Click Setup Phone, and Select the manufacturer, model & carrier from and enter phone number. Click continue.
5. In this step, enter code received on your mobile device and click on verify.
6. On the next screen, select data items to sync.
7. Once HyperOffice is set up, you now need to set up your iPhone. First you click on settings on your iPhone and scroll down & tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
8. Tap Add Account & select Microsoft Exchange as the type of account.
9. Enter HyperOffice email address and the password.
10. In the new server field enter hypersync.hyperoffice.com and hit next and select the services (Mail, Contacts, Calendars) you wish to sync.
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This option is applicable if you have Microsoft Exchange (2003, 2007, 2010) set up at your company, and powering Outlook. iPhone syncs with Exchange through the ActiveSync protocol. You need to take the following steps:
1. Set up your Outlook account using Exchange
2. On your iPhone screen, click "settings"
3. Click on mail, contacts, calendars
4. Click on "add account" and select "Exchange"
5. On the next screen, fill out your Email, Domain, Username, Password, and Description.
6. If auto-discovery is enabled in Exchange, the next screen will be automatically prepopulated. If not, you need to fill out the server information, and click next.
7. Now iPhone displays a list of data types you want to sync – mail, contacts and calendars. Click on "save" to complete the process.
- You need to have Exchange Server installed, which is typically an enterprise product costing up to thousands of dollars. This is not an optimal solution for SMBs.
- If you want to extend syncing capabilities beyond iPhone, Exchange does not support non ActiveSync devices.
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There is a cover in front and on top of the spark Plug wires in front of the engine I am not stupid but how the heck do you get it off - brilin
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The spark plug wires and cover come off altogether on the 3.3L engine in your 1990 Cutlass Ciera. The cover is secured on "studs" that stick up from the valve cover bolts or it may have two tabs that attach under the base of the valve cover. Just disconnect the plug wires at the coil and spark plugs and lift the whole works straight up. It should come right off. You can then disassemble the plastic cover to access the plug wires. - Jim Taddei
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Arsenal threw away a two-goal lead for the second time this week, with a 3-3 draw against Fulham prolonging the team's worst English Premier League start under Arsene Wenger. The Gunners appeared to be cruising on Saturday when Olivier Giroud headed them in front and Lukas Podolski fired in another in the 23rd minute. But just like in Tuesday's 2-2 draw at Schalke in the Champions League, Arsenal's advantage evaporated. In the space of 11 minutes, both Dimitar Berbatov and Alex Kacaniklic were left to score with free headers for Fulham. Arsenal's troubles deepened in the second half when Dimitar Berbatov put Fulham ahead from the penalty spot. Giroud equalized for Arsenal with his second headed goal and the hosts could have won the match in stoppage time but Mikel Arteta's penalty was saved. After 11 matches, Arsenal has just 16 points in seventh place and is ahead of Fulham only on goal difference. That's even worse than this time last season when Arsenal had collected 19 poin...
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Israel signed the landmark international treaty banning the production or use of chemical weapons two decades ago, but it is among a handful of nations that have never ratified the deal. While foreign experts widely believe that Israel likely possesses a stockpile of chemical and biological weapons, Israeli officials refuse to confirm or deny the existence of any such arsenal.
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Austria is known for many great things and its delicious Bavarian cuisine is just one of them. A rich, doughy and filling offering of hearty stews, potato's done every-which-way-possible, bread dumplings , fried schnitzel , slabs of meat, sauerkraut, sausages and strudel (did anyone else pick up on the 's' theme or was it just us?!), Austrian food can at times be intimidating but it is something you must try when in this beautiful country.
Everywhereist perfectly describes Bavarian food as 'a monster truck. It crumples the delicate-by-comparison culinary offerings of Spain, Italy, and France like tiny little Fiats and Peugots in its path.' So, do you want to try it, of course you do! BUT, you want authentic and traditional Austrian food and not something that's going to give you a dodgy stomach when you head out afterwards...that's exactly where Vienna's Mariahilferbrau comes in.
Located on the bustling Mariahilfer Strasse, Mariahilferbrau is easily reached from anywhere in Vienna by the U-Bahn and is a lively restaurant that you'll find busy at any point in the day. The restaurant is huge, with a big inside area that is divided into smoking and non-smoking (if you want to see some rowdy Viennese men in action then sit in the smoking room), as well as a great outdoor area that faces the crowded street and provides for some great people watching.
Mariahilferbrau serves up a big range of authentic Austrian dishes and the must-try's are the chicken schnitzel and double fried potato's (served with your choice of 15 or so sauces), the roast pork, bread dumpling, gravy and sauerkraut and the pork ribs and potato crisps! No matter what you chose though, every dish is prepared as a generous portion size and is cheap, cheap, cheap (around 8euro per main) so you really can't go wrong. These hearty dishes are best washed down with a German or Austrian beer, of which Mariahilferbrau has plenty, and if you're in the mood to try something local, the beers from Salzberg's famous Steigl brewery are your best bet.
On top of the delicious food and affordability of the place, Mariahilferbrau also offers top-notch service, friendly Austrian waiters with perfect English, and a warm fun atmosphere located close to a bevy of shops and bars.
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Suzuki TS400 Spark Help!
Hi all,
I'm hoping there might be some Suzuki TS/TM gurus here that can help me with a problem I'm having with my 1973 TS400.
I just purchase it, She had been sitting for 30 years, and only has 385 genuine miles.
Did all the usual stuff, cleaned and lubricated, new oil etc etc.
Started right up on second kick.... yipeeee :clap
over the next weeks started real easy, but today tried again, no start... fuel good but no spark.
Did the usual again, changed plug, checked leads and connectors, Kill switch etc.... still no spark :becca
tested the coil, seems ok,
Now while stuffing around I noticed that after kicking it over, and getting no spark I happened to press the kill switch,
and there you go one full strong spark, but just one.
I can repeat it over and over, kick it over and then press the switch and get one good spark.
Now my question is .... has anyone seen this before?
Is it the CDI unit, coil or maybe a bad wire or earth?
really appreciate any help you can offer.
before I start laying out hard cash
while here does anyone know if the CDI units from other Suzuki bikes are compatible ie: PE, other TS or TM etc.
Cheers in advance
First think I would do is disconnect the wire going to the kill switch AT the cdi unit plug. Could be as simple as a shorted switch.
Then check all connections and grounds, anything sitting for 30 years probably has some corrosion.
also have checked, cleaned and re plugged the wiring.
I will be testing the wiring with a meter tomorrow
Just don't get why I get a spark when pressing the kill switch:scratch
Possible trigger coil is bad, been a LONG time since I played with these systems. Remember there is an energizing and trigger coil though. One charges the cap, one triggers it to discharge. It would make some sense that they discharge the unit when you hit the kill switch, to prevent an unwanted zap.
So, the fact that there is a charge there, Would that indicate that the CDI and coil are working correctly?
and if you think about it also the energizing coil as the charge has been sent to the CDI Cap.
Yes ....No???
will definitely look for the trigger circuit.
Some things I would change when a bike has sat that long is change the main seals alway change them, on a sitter. :evil
Bugger Me, the problem disappeared!
I spent the morning chasing my no spark problem,
then after lunch and a break got back into it and stuff it it's working!
Put it all back together and it rides just fine
You just gotta love these old bangers!
Must be a bad earth or a broken wire somewhere.
I bet It will come back and bite me it the bum at the worst possible place and time!:wings
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