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Baba Yaga
So I read this description of Baba Yaga that told of her "mouth that stretches from here to Hell", and decided then and there that I absolutely had to build her. References were old people on the bus, random magazine cutouts, and myself. (laugh all you want.) I should note that she has nothing to do with Blankslatejoe's Baba Yaga, but I do think his version of her is gorgeous, especially the chicken legged shack.
Plaster cast from silicone mould of earth clay positive, acrylic paint. I'm planning to try her in other materials, because the mould is still in wickedly good shape. When I do it in latex or similar, I'm going to add hair, eyebrows, etc.
This was a pretty quick job- 10 hours total, so I'm not going to be too precious about it.
I'm a little concerned about the paint job on her skin. Any pointers?
Fire away!
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My very first bathroom-silicon mould.
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I like it, I'm a little dissapointed there aren't any ears but otherwise it looks great. Excellent colour on the teeth.
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Although there isn't a single men's or women's college golf tournament scheduled to begin Nov. 8, the biggest day of the fall season for most every Division I team in the country is less than a week away. Nothing, you see, affects the health of a program -- and, in turn, the well-being of its coach -- more than recruiting, a sometimes arduous, occasionally ugly, often exhilarating process that comes to a head Wednesday when high school seniors can begin signing National Letters of Intent and officially ...
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Roast Leg Of Lamb
|Leg of lamb
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|Chopped fresh rosemary/1 teaspoon crushed dried rosemary
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|Freshly ground pepper
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Preheat an oven to 350°F (180°C).
Position a rack in the lower third of the oven.
Remove the papery film and excess fat from the leg of lamb, if not done by the butcher.
Wipe the lamb with a damp cloth.
In a cup stir together the mustard, oil and rosemary to form a paste.
Spread over the surface of the lamb.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper and place on a flat rack in a roasting pan, fat-side up.
Place in the oven and roast until browned and done as desired.
Check for doneness by inserting an instant-read thermometer in the thickest part of the leg away from bone.
It should register 135° (57°C) for pink.
It will reach this point after about 1 1/2 hours.
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Cover loosely with aluminum foil and let rest until ready to carve, 10-15 minutes.
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Add the water and deglaze the pan by stirring to dislodge any browned bits stuck to the pan.
Bring to a boil and season to taste with salt and pepper.
Add more water if needed to reach the desired consistency and taste.
Carve the lamb and serve with the pan juices in a bowl on the side.


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Starting Pitchers: Kansas City Royals (Hochevar) vs. New York Yankees (Hughes)
Date/Time: May 22, 7:05 PM EST
Television: MLB Network
MLB Betting Odds from Vietbet
Moneyline: Royals (+145) Yankees (-160)
Total: 9
MLB Betting Game Trends
Kansas City Royals
- Kansas City is 2-4 SU in its last 6 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 4 of Kansas City's last 6 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Kansas City's last 7 games on the road
- Kansas City is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games on the road
- The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Kansas City's last 6 games when playing NY Yankees
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- NY Yankees are 1-6 SU in their last 7 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 6 of NY Yankees's last 7 games
- The total has gone UNDER in 5 of NY Yankees's last 6 games at home
- NY Yankees are 1-4 SU in their last 5 games at home
- The total has gone UNDER in 5 of NY Yankees's last 6 games when playing Kansas City
The Kansas City Royals continue their series against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium this Tuesday night in Game 2 of a three-game set. The first pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. (ET) and the game will be broadcast nationally on the MLB Network.
Game Overview
Kansas City fell to 16-24 on the year and 5-5 in its last 10 games after dropping two of three to Arizona in this past weekend's Interleague matchup. It is now 6.5 games back in the AL Central. The Royals kick-off a nine-game road trip starting with Monday night's contest against New York where they are over .500 at 11-7. The total has stayed 'under' in four of their last seven games and is 18-21-1 overall.
Luke Hochevar is slated to get the start on Tuesday night for Kansas City. The right-hander is 3-4 in eight previous starts with an ERA of 7.02 and a 1.54 WHIP. His last time out, he gave-up four earned runs on seven hits in a loss to Baltimore. Earlier this season against New York, Hochevar was tagged with seven earned runs on seven hits in just 2.1 innings of work. Lifetime against the Yankees he is 0-2 with an 8.83 ERA.
New York has lost five of its last six games including two of three to Cincinnati over the weekend to fall to 21-20 on the year and 5.5 games back in the AL East. The Yankees are 12-10 at home this season overall and 5-4 in their last nine home games. The total has stayed 'under' in three of their last five games and is 16-24-1 overall.
Look for Phil Hughes to get the call as New York's starter for this game. He gave-up two earned runs on seven hits in a loss to Toronto last Thursday to fall to 3-5 in his first eight starts. The right-hander comes into this contest with a 5.23 ERA and a 1.40 WHIP. He is 3-1 with a 6.08 ERA lifetime against the Royals.
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The Royals are 2-5 in Hochevar's last seven starts overall but 5-1 in his last six starts in Game 2 of a series. The total has stayed 'under' in seven of the last 11 games against the AL East.
The Yankees are 24-8 in Hughes' last 32 starts at home but 1-4 in the second game of their last five series. The total has stayed 'under' in 16 of their last 21 games.
New York is 4-1 in Hughes' last five starts against the Royals. The total stayed 'under' in three of their first four games this season in Kansas City with the series evenly split 2-2.
Despite the strong trend for a low scoring game, the 'over' could be the best play in this game given both starters' recent form. Stick with the Royals to pound-out enough runs to secure a rare win against Hughes. Kansas City 6 New York 4
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Sorry for my bad English, I live in Belgium, so English is not my mother tongue.
I just bought a splendid guitar a PRS SC250 Modern Eagle.
This model of guitar doesn't appear anymore on http://www.prsguitars.com.
Maybe because it is a 2011 model?
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This is something I've been working on a bit. I haven't done much background/scenery painting or drawing. Comments and Crits are welcome.
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I like the colors... looks pretty sweet.
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I think you should start fading out the "green" layer more and the "black" layer even moreso. You're not showing any atmospheric perspective. It'll help create some distance in your pic.
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I agree with silverstone that the further something is the more admosphere is in between. This is why you don't expect the darkest trees to be the furthest. The colors are nice, but can use some more variation. The emboss filter makes the grass look very flat. The grass on the foreground looks a lot more believable


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Literary Sisters are women who enjoy reading, especially Black Literature. They read alone, or in Book Clubs, all over the country. We enjoy the company of other women who share that interest, and enjoy traveling. We love traveling to places we have heard of through our reading. After reading Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, we could not wait to visit Savannah.
Literary Sisters love our history and that of other cultures. That interest takes us to the historic cities of the South and to the beautiful Winelands of Napa Valley, California. Europe is a favorite of ours and we go home, to Africa every five years or so.
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We are going to be taking a train from Brussels to Paris for a day in early June. We are trying to get to Paris at around 9am and planning on leaving at around 9 or 10pm. So a couple of questions here. First, how available are tickets as our departure date moves closer. Should we just go ahead and buy our tickets now? Secondly, we are planning on visiting The Louvre, Eifel Tower, and taking a boat on the Seine. Any other suggestions for something to do and/or places to eat while we are there. Thanks so much.


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Joined: Aug 2009
Location: Colorado
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Advice on 09 KLR nightmare
I bought a brand new 09' KLR for my dream trip to Alaska. It had 84 miles on it when we left on 07/17/09. I had the oil and filter changed and the bike gone thru at a dealer on the way at 500 miles. The rear shock failed at 1500 miles and was replaced by the Progressive 420 shock. During its stay to get the shock replaced, the oil and filter was also changed and the bike gone thru again.
I continually checked the oil almost daily as our trip progressed but honestly did not give it much thought seems how I thought along with buying a new bike I had also bought piece of mind that everything was new and I had nothing to worry about.
Along a desolate stretch of the Top of the World Highway after just crossing over into Canada from Alaska, the bike made a whining noise and shut down. The starter worked but the piston did not seem to be moving and there was no compression. The oil had completely disappeared from the crank case.
The motor had apparently seized from lack of oil. I had just checked it the previous day and it was fine. The bike had 5700 miles. We were doing about 250-300 mile days at speeds rarely exceeding 60 @ 4300rpm. So all the oil disappeared within 250-600 miles. I have read 2 other forums on other websites where riders had experienced massive oil loss within 200-300 miles of up to 1qt. No signs of leaks.
My insurance covered the $5500 tow bill to the nearest Kawasaki dealer in Whitehorse, Yukon where I was given a 2 week time frame to even have it looked at. The bike is still there and I spent 3 days on a Greyhound back home.
This trip took over a year to plan. It took an incredible amount of energy to get time off work and prepare. I have a 99' KLR sitting at home that I was nervous about taking because it had 24k miles so I bought a new KLR specifically to take this trip.
I have met so many people on this trip who have had a similar experience with a newer KLR or know people that have. I am considering trying to take legal action if Kawasaki doesn't own up to this obvious flaw in the bikes engine and the once in a lifetime vacation that they have ruined. I am looking for any and all advice that any of you might have to offer. I also would like to get in touch with people that may have had a similar experience with this bike.
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Feb 2006
Location: Finger Lakes Western New York
Oddometer: 1,255
09 KLR Loss of OIL?
Sorry about your trip. I know that a trip that size take a lot of planning time off and $$$$
I know your older KLR would make that trip. I know a guy with 133,000+ miles on his bike. It went to Alaska and no problems. Bike is in service today.
Me? I ride old yamahas XT 600s, TT600s and a WR400! Never a problem with them! Hope this helps! And get the GREEN Team to fix your bike!!
Joined: Apr 2005
Location: Seattle
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Survivor of Reality
Joined: Sep 2005
Location: Portage ,PA
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Sorry to hear about the trip being ruined.
I like the new KLR , but everytime I walk into the local dealership , Something in the back of my head tells me to stay away from it. The more I read about things like this , the more i think I should listen to the voices in my head.
Hopefully Kawasaki will step up and take care of it , then go buy yourself a DR650
Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory... lasts forever.
Mod Squad
Joined: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON
Oddometer: 57,132
Sux big time especially since you already had a KLR that could have done the trip more reliably! $5500 for a tow? I'm surprised the insurance company didn't total it, you could buy a new one for about that..
The guy who had the same problem as you posted his story on this forum. He was in Mexico and his engine seized for lack of oil. Here's a link to his sad tale:
I hope you get satisfaction from Kawi. According to the above thread, Kawi changed suppliers on the piston rings and after his engine was fixed under warranty, he did not have any further issues.
Keep us posted.
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Joined: Mar 2006
Oddometer: 1,906
You might want to do a google search on this site, like:
klr oil site:advrider.com
and pm some of the people that have had similar experiences. From what I've read on here, Kawasaki has been somewhat variable in their treatment of this issue. If you make enough noise you might get a new bike. You will almost certainly not be compensated for your disaster vacation.
You are fortunate your oil changes were done at Kawasaki dealers. Especially if it turns out the oil drain plug fell out. If you noticed no oil consumption issues in 5,000 miles, it's hard to believe it suddenly burned through all its oil in 500. (Although velociraptor might be on to something with the broken ring theory). The tricky thing is, if it was a drain plug falling out, Kawasaki could say your issue is with the dealer who did the last oil change and is not a warranty issue for the company.
Joined: Jul 2009
Location: romeoville IL
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Please file a complaint ---- http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/ivoq/index.cfm
It has worked with the harness/turn signal/muffler bolts recalls!!!!
I feel very bad for you and Kawi has been sucking with the new KLR's!
If you have it fixed do the 685 kit and there won't be any more oil issues.
Macho stud guy
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Cambridge MN in the woods
Oddometer: 872
What you should have did was torch the damn thing, call insurer with your sad story.
bought new bike, anything you could find, and continued your trip.
When it's all said and done, More will be said.
You dont have to wish me luck for me to know that I need it.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Sep 2007
Location: Defiance, Mo.
Oddometer: 938
I know my story won't help you out but here goes. I recently purchased a new 09 KLR to finish my vacation that I had begun on my new F800.
Yea, my F800 left me stranded when it toasted a rear wheel bearing, destroyed the hub and swing arm @ 70mp and damned near face planted me!
So i buy this new KLR, put 2000 mile on it in 5 days, change the oil 4 times for break-in and it has not used more than 2 ounces of oil in all that time.
The last 1000 mile were done on the slab @ 70 mph fully loaded down with camping gear.
I hope Kawasaki make this right for you, I know what your going through.
Joined: May 2009
Location: NorCo
Oddometer: 734
Best of luck!
Please keep us posted, I have an 09 and am planning a TDF trip for 2010.
Just because you got the monkey off your back doesn't mean the circus has left town!!
I miss George Carlin!
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Aug 2007
Location: 62298 in lovely corrupt/bankrupt Southern Illinois
Oddometer: 980
The same thing happened to my buddy's '08 last year on the Trans Labrador Highway............ran out of oil in a short period of time/miles and burned up the top end. My '08 had a wiring break (but was able to get it running), but my friend's bike had to be towed 125 miles (250 mile round trip for the tow truck) back to the Canadian Kawasaki dealer in Baie' Comeau, Quebec. He eventually rented a U-Haul truck and transported the bike back to Cleveland, Ohio where we started (cost $1500.00 rental/gasoline for the 1500 miles). They had disassembled the bike, but could not get the new style rings at the time.
Mine ran good for the 1500 miles home, but I sold it while still under warranty with 11,500 miles on it and the person who bought it advised that it quit again due to an electrical problem.
My buddy's spent a few weeks at the local Kawasaki dealer, was fixed under warranty, but the whole ordeal still cost him about $1700.00 total as Kawasaki USA refused to pay for the entire shop bill at the Canadian Kawasaki dealer.
I bought a used '99 KLR which now has 24,600 miles on it which uses no oil on 2500 oil change intervals. I rode a '93 KLR650 to the Arctic Circle in '99 with no problems...........I've owned 6 KLR650s since 1991, and I going to ride the old model a little longer.
As the original poster stated............the last place you want your NEW bike (or any bike) to strand you is in BFE.
I am aware of the 685 kit cure.........it's just BS that you have to do that to a new bike to make it reliable.
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Joined: Jun 2006
Location: Fort Worth, TX
Oddometer: 9,507
Note to self: When motorcycle takes a giant shit in the middle of nowhere, light a match.
Not an ACTUAL motorcyclist
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2004
Location: Keaau, Hawaii
Oddometer: 1,827
Sorry to hear of your ruined trip. I know I will never buy one of the newer, redesigned KLR650s. I had a 2005 model that never used oil between changes. I rode it for some 15,000 miles and finally traded it in on an XL883.
I had a rather ruined weekend one time. We were out for a three day trail riding trip.It was the first time I had made it to get any off road riding for many years. I had a new 2001 KLR250. While returning to the my buddys cabin after a great day of trail riding, my KLR started a very nasty knock. My friend went and got the trailer, and I trailered it home then to a dealer. Turns out that a little glob of silicone sealer used on assembly broke loose and plugged the oil supply line to the top end destroying the cams,rockers,cylinder head,cam chain and tensioner etc. The piston and cylinder were okay. All was repaired under warranty, but it took way long. My trip was nothing compared to your maybe once in a lifetime trip to Alaska. My bike was properly repaired and went on to a long, healthy, good running life. I hope Kawasaki takes good care of you.I asked if Kawasaki might give me a new engine, and was told they would not. Their policy was to repair the old engine-even if it cost more than dropping a new one in the bike.
Jon in Keaau, Hi. USA
2008 SYM HD200 (wife's ride)
2009 Kymco People 150 and coming soon, another dual sport mc
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Joined: Mar 2008
Location: Chicago
Oddometer: 123
That's a bummer. I waited for the '09s because I'd read about this on the '08s.
My '09 has been flawless. I keep a wary eye on the oil sight glass, but it hasn't gone down at all. No pinched fuel hose issue. No brittle turn signal mounts.
This seems more like either a manufacturing defect or dealer screw-up than anything else.
One thing to check yourself: Look for the aluminum washer that acts as a gasket between the oil drain plug and bottom of the engine. It is quite possible that fell off when the oil was drained. If the drain plug is put back in tight without that washer, it may not leak at a standstill, but as it gets out, maybe it drips out one drop at a time.
The only reason I mention this is because when I did my first oil change, I was just putting the drain plug in. "Hmm, no washer." I put it in anyway. I thought I'd better just get dirty and go fishing in the dirty oil to make sure there's no washer in there. Sure enough, there was the washer. It fell right off, and I didn't even notice. The bolt never left my hand, so the washer must've been stuck to the bottom of the engine and the oil pouring out took it right with.
It seems to me that over that few miles, at that speed, it could NOT have burned up or "aspirated" all the oil. There would be a lot of smoke, a fouled plug, SOME indicator that something was wrong.
More likely is that it leaked out, either through the drain hole or the oil filter cover if it wasn't tight enough.
Check those two things first, before spreading the word that Kawasaki doesn't know how to make a bike that doesn't leak oil.
Related side story. After about 150,000 miles of re-using the aluminum washer with my oil drain plug on my old '98 Civic. The Civic started leaking oil. At first, I couldn't figure it out. Finally, it dawned on my to check that washer. It was much flatter than it was when new, and it was pulled up onto the threads of the drain bolt, allowing a slow leak. I lost about a quart every two weeks.
Went to the Honda dealer, bought a baggie of the washers for about $3.
This is one example where the home mechanic may do the better job. He is not in a hurry, and is paying attention to detail, because he is the one who gets stranded if he screws up.
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Joined: Mar 2008
Location: Chicago
Oddometer: 123
Kind of a side thought to my above post.
Maybe the folks who ride older KLRs are better mechanics (in general) than folks who buy the newer ones? The issues are known and documented. The bikes are worth less, so folks try their hands at doing their own work and become more accomplished mechanics.
On the flipside, a lot of folks who buy new KLRs want a new, trouble-free bike. Peace of mind, warranty, all that jazz. But one mechanic who has not paid enough attention can still ruin the bike.
Here's a perfect example. Guy A has a beautiful '65 Mustang. He looks it over all the time, does his own work, and has restored it from the ground up. He has become an accomplished mechanic either with this car or by working on previous ones.
Guy B goes and buys a brand-spanking-new Mustang. The dealer changes the oil, but they've got a new guy on staff who is not qualified to rebuild engines, adjust valves. All he does is wash bikes, change oil, and check tire pressure. He doesn't notice when the washer falls into the drain grate (there isn't even a pan, just a grate in the floor sometimes!) He changes the filter, replaces the drain plug, refills it with oil, does a quick check, and sends it on its way. The oil leaks out while the car is at speed, and the engine burns up.
Therefore, old Mustangs are more reliable than new ones.
We know this is not the case. Aside from style preference, the new Mustangs are better cars in every way.
With KLRs, it is even worse, because Kawasaki has not been as supportive as they should be.
This maybe happened to 5 guys. But it spreads like wildfire on internet fora. Everyone knows the guy it happened, or has read his story, so it keeps getting spread.
One more side rant. Ever hear anyone say: "Buy the dealer." Suggesting that knowing the dealer will support you and that their techs are competent can make more of a difference than the sometimes negligible difference between one model bike and the next.
If it turns out to be the oil drain plug washer, it would be a perfect example. Bad dealer.
What's scary is that maybe they found their mistake, quietly replaced the washer afterwards so as to leave no evidence, and now you're up the creek without a paddle.
Unless you're really not paying attention (and you don't seem like that type) it is just impossible that it burned or aspirated that much oil in so short a time.
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Thats weird i notice it would play my DvD "American History X" but it wouldn't load up "Casino Royal" Does the Player only load up older movies?
I am currently beating my head on the keyboard as I have been trying for days to install the homebrew channel.
I have a Wii with 3.4E and a wiikey2 with a v14 wiiclip
I can get the twilight hack onto the wii and run it but it hangs saying failed to read boot.dol, now the boot.dol is there so any ideas on the no reading of it ?
also getting no code to load, hanging
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Sorry, for asking this question.
If you set up the homebrew channel on the Wii, can you still buy retail disks from the store and play it on the Wii?
I'm trying to play backed up games on my 3.4U Wii.
I have the Homebrew Channel installed, and now I'm just trying to, well, to be honest, I'm not sure what to do. I've seen some places where you have to put on the menu patcher and some places that do other things.
Hi, alright, we've played the games and used the apps but what would you recommend a "noob" developer to be reading and what apps are used to develop homebrew on Wii?
OK here's the deal.
I've got HB up and running and installed NES and SNES emulators, and HB Browser. They all start up just fine.
My SD isn't in the locked position. It's a 2 gig Sandisk. I have all the folders created such as 'roms' 'saves' etc. I have a few games in the roms folder for both programs (yes they are the correct formats etc). But when I try to load a game it gives me an error in fceu.
The error is "couldn't open fat://fceugx/roms Press A to continue" It then lets me browse folders and when I go into the actual roms folder within the program, it is empty.
I don't get the error in snes9x, but when i go into the roms folder within the program, again, it's empty.
obviously this makes it difficult for me to load games. Yes, i actually have roms in folders on the SD card. They also work just fine on my PC.
Is there something I don't know about naming the files? Anyone else had issues like this? Why can't the emulator programs see my games?
The emulators were downloaded through HB browser and I transferred the roms with FTPii. I even removed the SD card and checked with my computer to make sure everything was really there.
This is driving me nuts, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
When i set mine up i had to do the same as you and search for the proper folder as it wasnt found. I just made a note of where it was looking and then i put the roms there.


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Shipments of personal computers grew by 17.1 percent during the third quarter of 2005, according to IDC, driven by the popularity of notebooks, low-cost systems and international sales. As a result, IDC also boosted its annual forecast for shipment growth to 17.1 percent, well over the 13.3 percent growth rate the research firm predicted in August.
Research firm Gartner, meanwhile, expects shipments to grow at 17.2 percent for the year. Roughly 200 million desktops, notebooks and x86 servers will leave factories this year, according to Gartner.
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Dell, however, grew shipments only by 17.8 percent according to IDC, and 17.6 percent according to Gartner, nearly the same as the market overall. For Dell, that's slow.
"For the first time in seven years, Dell grew the market rate," said Charles Smulders, an analyst at Gartner.
The overall picture for the PC has been somewhat consistent all year. The strength of the euro has fueled sales of consumer and business PCs across Europe, while China and other emerging nations in Asia have continued to invest heavily in PCs. Even established markets like the United States and Japan have been experiencing turgid growth. In the third quarter, PC shipments in the United States grew by 11 percent, according to IDC.
As a result, forecasters have had to up their predictions at a regular clip. In November 2004, IDC predicted that PC shipments would grow 9.4 percent this year. It upped that estimate to 13.3 percent in February and then 13.3 percent in August.
Despite price cuts, revenue is climbing as well, at least according to IDC. "Value," or revenue, will grow around 8 percent or 9 percent in 2005, higher than an earlier prediction of 4.9 percent in value. In 2003, price cuts all but erased any gains from increased shipments.
"We've had some really amazing results in the past few quarters," said Loren Loverde, an analyst at IDC.
Smulders disagreed, stating that price cuts have all but erased the gains from unit shipments. The high levels of shipments this year could also hurt sales next year, he added.
"People are replacing PCs earlier than in the past," partly because of price cuts, he said.
Although the rankings of the major computer manufacturers didn't change, HP probably has the most to crow about it. The company grew about the same rate as Dell. In the last several quarters, HP has grown at a slower rate, allowing Dell to expand its lead. In the third quarter, HP's shipments grew by 17.9 percent, slightly higher that Dell, according to IDC.
Dell saw its worldwide market share climb from 17.9 percent in the third quarter of 2004 to 18 percent in the same quarter this year, relatively slow for the company. Meanwhile, HP saw its market share go from 15.9 percent to 16 percent. In the last three months, HP has been at the forefront of discounts, offering $499 laptops and $199 desktops in limited quantities.
"It was a very strong quarter for HP," Loverde said.
Acer, meanwhile, continued at the torrid pace it has seen for more than a year. The company saw shipments grow by 53.7 percent worldwide, boosting its global market share from 3.6 percent to 4.7 percent. Acer is the fourth-largest PC maker in the world.
Apple Computer and Gateway also continued to rebound. Apple's shipments in the United States grew by 44.6 percent. It saw its U.S. market share rise from 3.3 percent to 4.3 percent, according to IDC. Apple has a 2.3 percent market share worldwide. Gateway, meanwhile, saw its U.S. market share rise from 5.2 percent to 6.4 percent through a growth rate of 35.2 percent. (Gateway sells few PCs overseas.)
The only major PC maker to see its market share slip was Lenovo. The Chinese-U.S. company saw shipments rise by 13.1 percent--taking into account the merger with IBM's PC unit--slightly less than the market as a whole. As a result, Lenovo-IBM dipped from 8 percent to 7.7 percent. Still, the company is just coming off the merger. Typically, market share dips are much larger after a merger.
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- Thats funny...
- The computer maker that they mentioned the worldwide market is
Apple... If none of the other companies worldwide market matters,
why should Apple's?
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- does it matter?
- These numbers are always off. The article below claims that Apple US market share was 4.7% in JULY, and also according to IDC. So it has actually gone down 0.3% whatever that means.
http://www.macworld.co.uk/news/index.cfm?RSS&NewsID=12112
Worldwide market indicators are important for companies that bill themselves as international competitors. Apple has stores in Europe and Asia so article's got their worldwide numbers. Anyways, just like it has Dell's and Acer's, Gateway isn't a big player there so it doesn't have those numbers.
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- Dell's model...
- Maybe Dell should ammend their direct sales model. Most consumers like to "try before they buy" - which is exactly what you can do when you go into Best Buy and see that nice looking HP. Even if HP's Best Buy systems cost more than a Dell, the fact that you can see it, feel it, and "buy it now" probably adds to sales.
Dell should start a franchise - similar to Radio Shack - that offers purely Dell computers (and now their TV's). If you need a repair on your Dell - take it to the Dell shop. They could still use a "direct sales" pricing by fixing the price at all stores. Besides that, people would actually be paying Dell for the franchise license - there would be very little overhead costs.
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- Nooooo....
- Dell needs to fix customer service first. It doesn't need to drive up new sales, just keep its current customers happy, which will be difficult if it continues to suck.
Go ahead, give them a call, asking for anything. Makes me think of calling AT&T with a billing issue BEFORE the breakup.
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Xanthippus (Gr. Ξάνθιππος) was a Spartan mercenary general hired by the Carthaginians to aid in their war against the Romans during the First Punic War. He trained Carthaginian soldiers and led them into the battle of Tunis, where Carthaginian forces routed the Roman expeditionary force and captured the Roman consul Marcus Atilius Regulus in 255 BC.
Xanthippus is credited with the Carthaginian formation, cavalry split between the two wings, mercenary infantry on their right, with a hastily raised phalanx of civilians in the centre and a line of elephants in front of the infantry, which defeated the Romans formed in their normal formation, with the outnumbered cavalry on the wings and legionary infantry in the centre. He also realised the mistakes the Carthaginians were making by avoiding open ground (because of the Romans' superior infantry) which restricted the Carthaginian cavalry and elephants (the strongest parts of their armies).
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Everyone knows that fizzy drinks are bad for your teeth. However, after extensive research (OK, so 8 days being over in America), I have a new theory. The first couple of days I was out there drinking "Soda", I kept hitting my gum onto my teeth every time I took a sip of coke. I figured I was just jet-lagged, but I discovered the reason. The American can is 12 fl oz's (355 ml), where as the standard UK can is 330ml. Hence, the US can was ever so slightly taller. Very strange, and I'd love to know the reason why this is?
So given how blogging is a truly global phenomena, please comment as to "how big is yours". Here's a picture of a couple of US cans. I would have added a UK can, but it's 2 in the morning and I don't have one to hand (yes, I'm jet-lagged coming back the other way).
375mL in Australia.
Dunno why they're different sizes, probably some historical reason or something...
Here in Australia they are 375ml!
What is a "ml"? ;)
325 ml in Malaysia. Maybe because peoples here is shorter
(Malaysia is in South East Asia, in the north of Singapore, surrounded by Thailand, Indonesia and Philippines)
LOL @ "the stupid american".
Reminds me of the customs officer at Chicago who thought he had heard of Microsoft and the quote from him "Gee, they're a pretty big company aren't they?" ;-)
The reason surely is some insane EU law...
In Belgium cans are 330 ml.
I believe that in Malawi its 350ml. Those cans come from South Africa though. In malawi we get the bottles. :-)
In Sweden it's 330 ml. I guess it's the same across Europe, or at least the EU.
Iceland - 330 ml. AND we have both Diet Coke and Coke Light..
Another Aussie here, 375mL cans are the norm 'ere :)
Should we be sending Aussie cans over to the US and UK then, since they appear to be getting slightly "ripped off" ;)
I think it is bcz "your favorite soda company" does not actually make the crap, some other, local company does it - they just license the recipe or something like that.. And I guess they tell the soda company: if u want us to make the cans the way u like, u buy us the new machines - anyway we happen to be the soda monopoly in this country, so you just have no choice.
Can't think of how could I bridge the soda monopoly we have here to MS though :)
Here in Canada they are 355ml, however I've been drinking Coke C2 lately, but how can Coke get away with selling 8 cans of C2 in a case for the same price as 12 cans of the regular Coke. It can't possible cost them more to make it?
Actually my can is the 2 Liter jugs. Ok so I am a programmer.
Anyway buying soda in the can as many cans as I would drink a day, 5-6 cans, well that costs about $3-$4, where I can get the same amount of fluid every day for a $1 2 Liter. So I am not sure on Can size here but Mountain Dew from the Big Jug is the only way to go for me.
that little of a difference should not be noticable so please quit complaining!!!


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When Chance McCall falls in love with Jenny Tyler of the Triple T Ranch, he almost forgets the secrets he left behind in West Texas. But only by returning to his birthplace can he bury the ghosts from the past and embrace Jenny's sweet love.Avoiding his feelings for Jenny, the boss's daughter, because of his slim income and checkered past, Chance McCall loses his memory in an accident and must turn to Jenny to recover himself. Reprint.


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