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For 12 years I had a tb mare who I had alot of fun with. She was the best horse I've ever owned.
Then in 2008,she passed away. :(
Oct.2008 I got a new horse. Kalypso.
From 2009 to 2011 I had okay rides with him.
The beginning of this year we switched him to new food. So he's been okay with it while I ride him. But now I have to work extra hard while riding him.
He doesnt move forword at the trot. He stops. So I have to wale my crop on him to get him to move. He just walks. Its hard for me to take him to a show if I have to keep wacking him with the crop(it just doesnt look good).
Meanwhile everybody at the barn has a better horse then me. They are all trotting and cantering. Here I am stuck with noplace to go. My boy is a stupid head.
I miss my tb mare sooo much. All I had to do was give a light squeeze with my legs and she trotted off. Then I asked her to canter and off she went.
My paint does not do that. You need alot of effort to get him going.
I was looking at my paint horse journal yesterday and they had pics fromt he youth show...theres a pic of a 9 year old girl who won champion in the walk trot divison.
Im an adult and I can't get my paint horse to move. This 9 yr old girl wins champ on her paint.
So I am not having fun anymore with my boy. Im sorry. I had to tell someone.


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I'm wondering what's the safest free disk space a hard drive can have to operate correctly and avoid a future damage, i'm using 10% for OS and also for storage disk.
What are your experiences on this topic?
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Posted 14 August 2014 - 20:26
Thank you all for your answers, the question goes regarding hard disk life. I know that having a almost full disk causes perfomances issues or file access lags due to the amount of information is stored or apps running in the hard drive.
I wonder if having a hard disk working always with a small percentage of free space no matter if its for running os/apps or just access stored files, ends in overloading the engine of the disk and increase the posibility to fail due to the high activity of reading/running files.
Posted 14 August 2014 - 20:40
mtycharly: sounds like you are living on the past Does not sound nice of me to say that but just use one SSD for your OS ALONE. As for storage, you can use physical HDD. You will not need to deal with any lag. The lag you are refering to is due to the old drive. And yeah if you have a laptop that use 5400RPM and you partition it for OS and then for storage, yeah it will do that. So the solution to avoid that is to get ONE SSD for the OS ONLY. And then another SEPARATE drive for storage.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 03:59
I already have an OS disk and a separate storage disk, the question is in general what would be the best amount of free space so a hard drive operates without overload either if its for running an OS or storing data? does a full disk could have more opportunity of failure than a disk with certain % of free space?
Posted 15 August 2014 - 04:40
I think he means, "how much free space does an OS need to continue running without an issue?"
RE the above, it depends on what you're doing. If web browsing, I'd allow at least 2GB. I just Word processing, 500MB.
Whatever you do, remember to BACKUP frequently. Then again, I have 25 year old hard disks that are still working perfectly...
Posted 15 August 2014 - 04:57
I like 10% free space, if only for defragging.
And absolutely back up your personal data, especially when it comes to SSD drives.
Posted 15 August 2014 - 13:04
What?? Where did anyone get the idea that running at say 70% capacity of the drive means it last longer than say running at 80% of cap??
"I know that having a almost full disk causes perfomances issues or file access lags due to the amount of information is stored or apps running in the hard drive."
How do you know this? Because its just not true - where is your source of this information?
So you think that if I have say files stored on my disk that take up 50% of the space that it will be faster to access file X then if I have say 90% of the disk full -- it is now slower to access file X??
While its a bad idea to run at 100% just because you have no room to write files With SSDs there is no difference in running at 40% vs 90% - and on a normal HDD if you want to defrag it you need to have room available, etc. But just because the disk is at 90% vs 40% is not going to mean it lasts a shorter amount of time..
And before someone jumps in that in a HDD the files on the outside of the platter can be read faster than the files on the inside of the platter because the platter is moving faster at the outer edge, etc. Come ON!!! you are talking such a small difference in time that is is of no significance when talking day to day usage of a disk. Yes we all know that if you spin a disk be it a hdd platter or a record or a cd or a tire that the rotational speed on the outside of the disk is faster than the inner part of the disk..
So its better to keep your disk with less files on them because they will be on the outer edge of the disk - this is nonsense talk when it comes to actual use of the computer and the files on them, etc.
Normally when you disk gets to say the 80% mark you either need to do some clean up, or start looking for bigger disk would be my rule of thumb. But that has really nothing to do with if your disk is going to last you 3 years or 4 years, etc.
Posted 16 August 2014 - 21:49
My general rule of thumb is to try and leave ~20% free on the boot (+applications) and/or swap file drive(s).
For data storage drives, I typically upgrade them when I get to around 5-10% free disk space by purchasing new drives (or recycling existing ones) that are double the size of what is currently being used (e.g., replacing 1GB drives with 2GB ones, 2GB with 4GB drives and so forth). In a RAID or RAID-like environment, it might work a little differently, depending upon the existing number of drives being used and their capacity, as well as room in the chassis for additional drives.
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- 1-23 Hukou and Graduates' Job Search in China
by Wen Wang & Peter G. Moffatt
- 25-46 Human Capital and Hours Worked of Children in Cambodia: Empirical Evidence for Policy Implications
by Han Phoumin
- 47-66 Firm Efficiency in a Transitional Economy: Evidence from Vietnam
by Thi Bich Tran & R. Quentin Grafton & Tom Kompas
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- 83-107 Food Processing Business and Agriculture Cooperatives in Japan: Market Power and Asymmetric Information
by Kazuhiko Mikami & Satoru Tanaka
2007, Volume 21, Issue 4
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- 369-386 Special Quotes Invoke Autocorrelation in Japanese Stock Prices
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2007, Volume 21, Issue 3
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- 261-282 Impact of Beijing Olympic-related Investments on Regional Economic Growth of China: Interregional Input-Output Approach
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ironical: Of the nature of irony or covert sarcasm; meaning the opposite of what is expressed.
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PRI's The World: 07/02/2015
July 2, 2015
Business leaders hate it; organized labor loves it. We're talking about President Obama's plan to make more workers eligible for overtime pay. So what do you think they would make of a plan by the Dutch city of Utrecht to guarantee everyone a minimum salary of $1,000 per month — whether they work or not? Then, we revisit a Tunisian breakdancing troupe whose goal is to keep kids from being radicalized. The alleged shooter in last week's tourist resort attack in Tunisia had once belonged to a similar troupe — so does this kind of thing work? Plus, we have to talk about last night's Women's World Cup match. The deciding goal that stopped England from proceeding to the final, was scored by an England player elegantly kicking the ball into the back of her own net. Ouch!
PRI's The World: 07/01/2015
July 1, 2015
We start today with a look at how Greeks in America are responding to the financial meltdown back in Athens. Then, in the Sinai Peninsula, ISIS militants attack Egyptian troops. Plus, the holy month of Ramadan means fasting, prayer, and a lot of TV. We channel surf with the BBC's Ramadan TV correspondent.
PRI's The World: 06/30/2015
June 30, 2015
A Greek comedian tells us why she thinks it's a great time to visit Greece, not despite her country's economic crisis but because of it! Plus, The Boston Gay Men's Chorus is just back from their Middle East Tour. The choir's music director speaks about their sell-out performance in Istanbul, where they also witnessed police break up a gay pride march with water cannons and rubber bullets. Also, a Louisiana public school attracts rich and poor, white and black, for its language immersion program. That's foreign language learning as equalizer.
PRI's The World: 06/29/2015
June 29, 2015
Today we hear the latest on the debt crisis in Greece, how it's affecting day-to-day life for Greeks and how it could affect the US. We also bring you the background of the gunman who killed 38 people — many of them tourists — at a beach resort in Tunisia last week. Plus, our language desk has been finding out how sailors' slang from the era of galleons and pirates is still alive in contemporary English.
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June 26, 2015
Today is a landmark day for LGBT individuals in the US. We get global reaction to the US Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. Meanwhile, a string of terrorist attacks grabbed the world's attention. We hear the latest on the attacks in Tunisia, Kuwait and France. Plus, we bring you a story of some very brave graffiti artists in Honduras.
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June 25, 2015
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PRI's The World: 06/24/2015
June 24, 2015
It was a dramatic day in a Boston courtroom, as Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev apologized to his victims and their families. Then, in the aftermath of the attack on a South Carolina black church, we ask what exactly constitutes a "terrorist" and a "threat." Also, we hear tales from Napoleon's battle at Waterloo.
PRI's The World: 06/23/2015
June 23, 2015
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June 22, 2015
The Confederate flag has been stirring a lot of debate after last week's mass shooting attack in Charleston, South Carolina, but the American South isn't the only place where you'll see the Confederate flag flying. We also hear about Greece's ongoing efforts to stave off a debt crisis and stay in the Eurozone. Plus, you'll hear the stories from two brave women who broke free from abusive arranged marriages.
PRI's The World: 06/19/2015
June 19, 2015
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COLUMBIA - The campaign of the Democrat running for governor is asking why Gov. Nikki Haley declined an interview request about the Department of Social Services for a national ABC News report recently.
In a web video released Tuesday called "Crickets," the campaign of Democratic Sen. Vincent Sheheen intersperses several of Haley's appearances on national news networks with the ABC News report that said Haley's office declined requests for an interview. The video asks the question, "What would it take for Nikki Haley to say 'no' to a national interview?"
The ABC News report focused on anonymous DSS workers who said the department had sent children back into unsafe situations, where some have been injured and died, the subject of much local media scrutiny over the last year as a Senate panel has investigated the department. The video also flashes the web headline from a Sunday Post and Courier story, "Turmoil continues at DSS despite added staff, change in leadership."
Chaney Adams, a campaign spokeswoman, pointed to several local media clips from May when Haley put out a corrective plan for DSS. "Governor Haley has done numerous interviews about DSS," Adams said in an e-mail. "We're still waiting for Vince Sheheen to do his first interview about the violent criminals and child molesters whose jail time he tried to get reduced."
Adams was referring to defense attorney work Sheheen has done, a consistent line of attack for Haley and the Republican Governors Association. Sheheen, a general practice attorney, has said that he does little work as a defense attorney now and that he shouldn't be judged for actions of past clients.
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I am so happy that fat boy,Bonds and Texass Clement did"nt get into the HOF.Fat Boy Bonds had his crutch,Anderson keep his mouth shut so he would"nt expose him and he still says he is innocent.I wonder how much money it cost him for Anderson to keep his mouth shut.I still wish they had sent Anderson to 10yrs in prison and see if he would have spilled the beans on Bonds.As far as Clemems,big Texas money helped him after all the evidence that was presented.Those two,should"nt even be on the ballot.The same goes for foam in bat,Sosa.Using a loaded bat and then saying it eas his batting practise bat,Come On.
Originally written on notinhalloffame.com | Last updated 1/9/13
The most anticipated day in Baseball Hall of Fame history has arrived, and like Al Capone's Vault, the answer was Nothing. No PED users (or suspected users) got in, and nor did anybody considered clean. Let's take a look at the vote, and give our synopsis.
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