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Posted 21 November 2003 - 05:27 AM
i am using IE to transfer some music files but it seems that any songs or folders that have that AMG thumbnails or song info stuff gets this error message. The only stuff i can transfer is some indie song files or song files that dont have thoes name tag thingys that you get online. ( i forgot what there called something like ign or iddn.)
I also use SmartFTP and it also gives me a permission error. I have no idea whats going on because im able to transfer big movie files and all my pictures but not these particular music files.
Im thinking if i can make these music files not have thoes information and thumbnail icons i would be able to transfer them but then again i should be able to transfer it anyway.
Thank you of so very much
Posted 21 November 2003 - 05:45 AM
make sure the file names dont have any crazy symbols in them,and use simple names like "A song-some band.mp3"
Posted 21 November 2003 - 06:56 AM
yea just rename the songs into small shorter title
Posted 21 November 2003 - 07:15 AM
man you guys are good. thanks so much. this is what forums are for.
Posted 21 November 2003 - 09:20 AM
If you didn't know about file naming restrictions, the error message would never help. I only clicked a day later when I suddenly remembered about the name length limit.
Posted 21 November 2003 - 12:21 PM
there is a program that allows you to run these files through it and shorten the names/removes symbols so the xbox will accept the filename. it works really fast. i did all my mp3's in like 30 seconds.
I can't remember the name of it, and I am at work right now. If it comes to me I will post again. Search around on here and you will find it.
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In my case, it simply has to store an integer. From my main program in ObjC, one is to cast the integer to void*:
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In a utility method on the C++ side of the program, I would like to compare the user data to a given integer (i.e. they're constants, 10 = solid ground, 11 = platform, etc.).
First comparison uses (void*) which refuses to compile. Found on SO a different approach, like illustrated by the second comparison which uses *( (intptr_t *) ... ). That one compiles, but it sends EXC_BAD_ACCESS:
bool AbstractContactListener::contactContainsType(JRContact contact, int type){
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U.S. Sen. Tim Scott upped his national profile by getting one of the lead-off speaking slots Thursday at the season's largest gathering of conservatives - the CPAC conference outside Washington.
Focusing on education, the South Carolina Republican drew applause when he told the Conservative Political Action Conference that school choice is a parental right.
"Parents, and not bureaucrats in Washington, should decide the path of their child's education," Scott said.
"They should be free to choose home schooling, public schools, charter schools, parochial schools," he said. "Because when the parents have the choice, the kids have a chance."
CPAC is one of the largest Republican gatherings of the year, expected to draw more than 10,000 people, along with party presidential hopefuls, to a meeting near the nation's capital. It is widely viewed as the must-do gathering for those with higher party aspirations.
Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and Ted Cruz of Texas, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin are among the featured speakers, as is former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.
Scott Buchanan, a political scientist at The Citadel, described the event as a place to hear the "rock stars" of the GOP, putting Scott in good company among the conservative base, he said.
"He gets some national exposure and that never hurts you as a politician," Buchanan said.
Scott spoke during a 15-minute window. He spoke of growing up in North Charleston and his poor academic performance in school.
He said education thinking should be reformed, and that not every child should be directed into a one-size-fits-all path.
"Every child doesn't want to go to college," he said, adding "we should have a dual track: one for college and one for the skills necessary to fill the 4 million (job) vacancies we have in America."
Scott finished his address by giving a shout-out to other conservative lawmakers, specifically mentioning Ryan and Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-New Hampshire.
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Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, trying to stare down a tea party primary challenge from businessman Matt Bevin in Kentucky, arrived on stage holding a rifle aloft. He then presented it to retiring Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, a favorite of conservatives, who received the National Rifle Association's "Courage Under Fire" lifetime achievement award.
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For the past couple of weeks, I have been testing a new MacBook stand called the Kickflip. I've used some of the more high-end stands for my laptop in the past as it improves the ergonomics involved with keyboard typing and because it improves the cooling of the computer. This new Kickflip is not stationary like some other stands on the market, but it is an accessory that sticks to the bottom of your laptop. The stand can be closed for when you want to keep the laptop in a bag or carry it around, and you flip out the kickstand when you want to raise up your laptop. The experience is nice, the stand is sturdy, and I very much have enjoyed using the Kickflip…
When you get the Kickflip, you just peel off the tape and stick the unit on the bottom of your MacBook. These devices are sold in versions for both the 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros, but the creator says that they'll work just fine on the MacBook Airs. The adhesive material actually does not decrease in stickiness in my testing, so you can peel it off and place it back on at your leisure. The accessory also does not seem to leave any sign of residue.
One downside is that these stands are not offered in varieties that differ in terms of angle. I particularly like the angle that the Kickflip defaults the MacBook to, but some users may be looking for something slightly taller. Perhaps in a future version.
As for the price, the Kickflip is a pretty decent value. Unlike some of the higher-end stands that end up offering similar functionality, these accessories are fairly affordable: the 13-inch model costs $17.95 and the 15-inch version is $19.95. You can grab them on Amazon. These will likely show up at Apple Stores sometime in the near future as well.
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I thought that was a MacBook Pro submerged in muddy water for a second.
Please, please, do not ruin my Mac with this crap…
This is awesome. I'll most likely be purchasing one for myself.
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The price for the 15″ model has gone up to 25.75 on Amazon. I guess they decided they are worth more money in the last 17 hours since this story was posted…
This reminds me of something I can't stand. People who put stickers all over their $1000+ laptop.


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I�m facing a popup error every time I open outlook 2007, (The Add-in �Enterprise Vault� (E:\Program Files\KVS\EVClient\Valkyrie.dll) cannot be loaded and has been disabled by outlook, please contact the add-in manufacturer for an update, if no update is available, please uninstall the add-in.) , it�s working normally with outlook 2003, but I�m planning to update all client to outlook 2007, so is there any update for vault client with outlook 2007, or any idea or workaround for this issue ?
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I have found a little work around for the Add-in error with EV7 full client and outlook 2007.
I need to use archive explorer and set it to open the messages in outlook. What I do is 1st thing I boot up I open archive explorer and open a message there first which opens in outlook 2007. Keep the message open and then open Outlook. I have the toolbar and the client functions properly. I can then close the 1st message I opened from the archive explorer. This has worked every time for me until an update is released.
Thought I would share with others.
Please clarify...
Doesn't Enterprise Vault 6.0 SP4 support Office/Outlook 2007?
Under the "New Features and Fixes" section of EV Document ID 287442 it reads:
"Support for Outlook 2007 on users' workstations' AND
"Enterprise Vault now supports Microsoft Outlook 2007 on user's workstations".
It does list some issues with using the 2007 version, but isn't it still supported by Symantec even though it's in Pending Certification.
Thank you both for clarifying. I thought it was, but after reading the post I had to double-check the documentation.
FYI - we are also intermittently getting the Valkyrie.dll Add-in error with EV 6.0 Sp4 and Office/Outlook 2007. I'm confirming if ESM is also installed on the workstation.
We also get this error if someone upgraded to Office 2007 and then un-installed because of issues, and then reinstalled Office 2003. Even after the 2003 and EV client re-install, the error still exists.
Any tips for fixing this with Outlook 2003? We already tried uninstalling and re-installing EV client.
I'm having the same problem. After upgrading to Office 2007, then updating the client extensions to v6.0 SP4, I get the following error.
"The Add-in "Enterprise Vault" (C:\Program Files\KVS\EVClient\valkyrie.dll) cannot be loaded and has been disabled by Outlook. Please contact the Add-in manufacture for an update. If no update is available, please uninstall the Add-in."
I've uninstalled the add-in, reinstalled, same issue. I've installed the v6.0 SP3 add-in followed by v6.0 SP4 and received the same error. I upgraded Office 2003 on another system to 2007, installed the SP4 add-in and it works fine. On the system that fails to load the add-in I've manually copied the files from the working system over to the system that fails to load the dll, manually registered the dll, and manually added it as an add-in. I was able to add the COM Add-in, but when adding the Outlook Client Extension, same DLL, I get the same error as above.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
**Problem Resolved**
I figured out what the problem was. If you have the Microsoft ESM (Exchange System Management) installed it causes the problem. After uninstalling ESM I ran fixmapi from a command prompt, installed the Client Extensions, ran fixmapi again, and Outlook 2007 loaded fine with the client extensions. So to test things I loaded ESM back on my system, the error came back. To resolve this I closed out of Outlook, ran fixmapi a time or two again, loaded Outlook and tada, client extensions with no error.Message was edited by:
Chad Rohrer
Yes, Symantec does mention in the SP4 documentation that there is an issue with ESM and EVclient installed on the same machine.
Question regarding your fix: After re-installing ESM and running fixmapi a few times, did you try opening and using ESM? Did it function correctly. Also, after using ESM and closing, did you re-open Outlook successfully or did the error re-occur.
Thank you.
I'm having a few IT people perform the steps, but without uninstalling ESM first. I want to see if the fixmapi resolves the issue. If not, then we'll try the un-install and re-install per your instructions.
Sounds like the same issue (or no no) with Outlook and ESM running on an Exchange server.
thanks for the update.


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This is returning more results than I expect - it's not limiting my results to those on 'elm'.
If I remove the last line (AND Color...), I can see that my MATCH AGAINST is working just fine and is indeed limiting to just those on 'elm'.
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Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 95. The Hours of the Cross, Use of Metz in Latin. Est. £40000–60000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 86. The Mckell Medical Almanack, in German [Alsace, c .1445]. £60000–80000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 87. Psalter for Dominican Use, in Latin and German. Est. £25000–35000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 88. Sermon collection, in Latin, 220 leaves, Illuminated manuscript on parchment. Est. £15000–20000.
Bloomsbury: Western Manuscripts & Miniatures, 08 July 2015.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 100. Book of Hours, Use of Rome, with numerous other devotional texts, in Latin and French. Est. £30000–50000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 62. St. Denis holding his severed head, large miniature on a leaf from a Book of Hours, in Latin. Est. £4000–6000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 54. The Annunciation to the Virgin, large miniature on a leaf from a Book of Hours. Est. £4000–6000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 53.
A Physician with Two Amputees, miniature from an early copy of Bartholomaeus Anglicanus.
Est. £8000–12000.
Bloomsbury: Western Manuscripts & Miniatures, 08 July 2015.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 10.
Isaiah, fragment of a leaf from a monumental Carolingian Bible, in Latin. Est. £15000–20000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 14. The
relic list of Bishop Werinharius of Merseburg, from a Romanesque manuscript. Est. £8000–12000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 8. Fragment from the earliest copy of St. Augustine. Est. £20000–30000.
Bloomsbury, July 8: Lot 7. Latin text, most probably an official document, on papyrus. [Egypt or perhaps Italy, probably first century BC.-first century AD.] Est. £8000–12000.
Alexander Historical Auctions: Lot 1. Watercolor painting of a church by Adolf Hitler. US$ 15000-20000.
Alexander Historical Auctions:
Lot 207. SS Honor Goblet presented to SS-Hauptstrumfuhrer Gerhald Pleiss. US$ 10000-15000.
Alexander Historical Auctions: Lot 380. "The Goring Telegram". Hermann Goring's Telegram to Hilter advising he would assume control of the Reich. US$ 15000-20000.
Alexander Historical Auctions:
Lot 381. First public knowledge that Germany had surrendered - Teletype print-out and punch tape from the Pentagon's war message room.
US$ 8000-10000.
Alexander Historical Auctions: Lot 721. Breeches buoy life fring from the sinking of the R.M.S. LUSITANIA. US$ 10000-12000
Alexander Historical Auctions: Lot 759. Japanese body armor ca. 16th-17th century. US$ 10000-12000.
Alexander Historical Auctions:
Lot 935. Union lieutenant colonel's uniform jacket. US$ 5000-7000
Alexander Historical Auctions:
Lot 937. A surgeon's boxed set of amputation implements possibly used during and after the battle of Gettysburg. US$ 4000-5000.
Alexander Historical Auctions:
Lot 1106. Black Voters Are Disenfranchised In Pennsylvania. Constitutional convention of 1837
in November 1838. US$ 300-400.
Alexander Historical Auctions:
Lot 1133. "Alaska Views" Klondike photo albums (2). US$ 5000-8000.
Alexander Historical Auctions:
Lot 1253. Kaiser Wilhelm II personally owned and worn Garde Hussar pelzmuetze ("busby")...
 US$ 15000-20000.
Alexander Historical Auctions: Lot 1459A. Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat original art - mutually executed and signed fingerprint cards. US$ 12000-15000.
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0110.
John James Audubon. Made in the United States and Their Territories. The Birds of America from Drawings. Est. $10,000-15,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0116. Letter from John James Audubon to Robert Havell, His Engraver, signed "John J. Audubon", 1839. Est. $4,000-6,000.
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0141. George Washington Revolutionary War, 1779 letter to Brigadier General James Clinton. Est. $20,000-30,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0142.
Thomas Jefferson letter, 1802. One page letter written to his master carpenter, James Dinsmore.
Est. $15,000-25,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0170. William Bligh's A Narrative of the Mutiny on Board His Majesty's Ship Bounty.
Est. 15,000-20,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0181. Georgia Scenes Characters, Incidents, Etc., by Augustus Baldwin Longstreet.
Est. $2,000-3,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0190.
[Hariot's Virginia] Wunderbarliche doch Warhafftige Erklärung. Est. $50,000-70,000.
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0200. FDR's copy of The American Traveller; or Guide to the United States by H. S. Tanner, 1837, with Franklin D. Roosevelt's ownership signature. Est. $500-800
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0205. Fine Pair English Globes John & William Cary London, 1800. Est. $15,000-25,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0220. Maris Pacicici [quod vulgo Mar del] by Abrahamus Ortelius, Antwerp, 1589. Est. $3,000-5,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot 0263. Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell [signed]. Est. $2,000-4,000
Brunk Auctions: Lot One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey. First Edition, signed. Est. $2,000-4,000
Christie's London, 15 July 2015. Valuable Books and Manuscripts including Cartography.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 1.
THE RESURRECTION, large historiated initial on a leaf from an Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum.
£40,000-£60,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 2. RAYMOND OF PENYAFORT (1175-1275), Quia tractare intendimus, with Tables of Consanquinity and Affinity. £30,000-£50,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 6. The Lamb in the Mist of the Elders, and the Opening of the Book, two miniatures. £40,000-£60,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 7.
The Prophet Nahum and A Man Playing an Organ, two historiated initials on a leaf of a Bible in Latin.
£50,000-£80,000.
Christie's London, 15 July 2015. Valuable Books and Manuscripts including Cartography.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 20. The 'Gospels of Queen Theutberga' in Latin, Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum. £1,000,000-£1,500,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 26. Book of Hours, use of Metz, in Latin and French, Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum. £80,000-£120,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 51. SHEPARD, E. H. (1879-1976) and
A. A. MILNE (1882-1956). Vespers. £30,000-£50,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 83. DANTE ALIGHIERI (1265-1321). La Commedia. Commentary by Cristoforo Landino. £40,000-£60,000.
Christie's London, 15 July 2015. Valuable Books and Manuscripts including Cartography.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 106. FRITH, Francis (1822-1898). Egypt, Sinai, and Jerusalem: Series of Twenty Photo ... £80,000-£120,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 114. MAN RAY (1890-1976). An album of gelatin silver prints, c.1920-c.1930. £60,000-£90,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 150. MERIAN, Maria Sibylla (1647-1717). Neues Blumenbuch. Nuremberg: Johann Andreas Graff, 1680. £200,000-£300,000.
Christie's London, 15 July: Lot 157. WEINMANN, Johann Wilhelm (1683-1741). Phytanthoza iconographia; sive Conspectus aliquot millium ... £70,000-£100,000.
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Swann: Benjamin Graham and David L. Dodd, Security Analysis, signed and inscribed first edition, New York, 1934. Price Realized: $23,750.
Swann: Frederic Goudy, Ecclesiates or the Preacher, illuminated manuscript, circa 1890. Price Realized: $8,750,
an auction record.
Swann: Hendrik Doncker, De Zee-Atlas, with 31 hand-colored maps, circa 1665. Price Realized: $125,000.
Swann: The Book of Mormon, first edition, New York, 1830. Price Realized: $55,000.
Swann: Petrus Lombardus, Sententiarum libri IV, manuscript in Latin, Bohemia, dated 1463. Price Realized: $45,000.
Swann: Frederick Douglass, autograph letter signed, attesting
to the character of Harriet Tubman, October 1864. Price Realized: $40,000.
Swann: Egon Schiele, five-page Autograph Letter Signed, indignant at military interference in his art, October 1918. Price Realized: $33,800, an auction record.
Swann: Large illuminated manuscript sheet with calligraphic and botanical borders, Ottoman Empire, early 19th century. Price Realized: $27,500.
Swann: Evelyn Waugh, Vile Bodies, first edition, London, 1930. Price Realized: $18,750, an auction record.
Swann: Diego Luis de San Vitores, first report by the first missionary to the Marianas Islands, Mexico, 1669. Price Realized: $46,800
Bonhams History of Science and Technology. September 21. Consignments Now Invited.
Bonhams Fine Books and Manuscripts. September 22. Consignments Now Invited.
Sotheby's London July 14: English Literature, History, Children's Books & Illustrations.
Sotheby's London July 14th. ENGLISH CIVIL WAR. A collection of 23 phamplets. £4,000-£6,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th. CARROLL, LEWIS. Complete set of five watercolour drawnings for 'Songs from Alice in Wonderland'. £5,000-£7,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th. BONAPARTE, NAPOLEON. Lock of
his hair mounted on paper.
 £5,000-£7,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th. DARWIN, CHARLES. The Decent of Man, Inscribed by Darwin for his daughter. £20,000-£30,000.
Sotheby's London July 14: English Literature, History, Children's Books & Illustrations.
Sotheby's London July 14th. [FLEMING, Alexander]. Presentation sample of the mould that produces penicillin. £7,000-£10,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th. GRAHAME, Kenneth--Wolfendale, Timothy. The Wind in the Willows. £7,000-£9,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th. BIBLE. NEW TESTAMENT. English, Tyndale's Version. £25,000-£35,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th.
Byron, George Gordon Noel, Lord. Autographed Letter Signed, to Earl of Blessington. £10,000-£15,000.
Sotheby's London July 14: English Literature, History, Children's Books & Illustrations.
Sotheby's London July 14th. [BRONTE, Charlotte]. 2 watercolours of the flowers attributed to Charlotte Bronte. C.1839. £4,000-£6,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th. CRUIKSHANK, George. Album of letters, watercolours, sketches... £6,000-£8,000.
Sotheby's London July 14th. WORDSWORTH, William. Catalogue of the varied and valuable Historical Poetical. £6,000-£7,500.
Sotheby's London July 14th. BEARDSLEY, Aubrey--MALORY, Sir Thomas. Le Morte Darthur. Dent, 1893-94. £25,000-£30,000.
Cowan's Auctions American History: Featuring Artifacts and Photographs. Online Bidding Ends July 13.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: Turner Family Archive: James Monroe Presidential Signed Land Grant.
Est. $500-700.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: German Pioneer and Denver, Colorado, Settler, Archive Includes Diary, Photograph, and Gold Scales.
Est $350-700.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: 12th Wisconsin Infantry, Co. D, Civil War Veteran's Medal. Est $300-500.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: Spanish American War-Period Correspondence from Charles E. Smith. Est $300-600.
Cowan's Auctions American History: Featuring Artifacts and Photographs. Online Bidding Ends July 13.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: Books on Christianity. Lot of 10. Debate on the Evidences of Christianity... Est $200-400.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13:
Sixth Plate Ambrotype and CDV of Capt. William Greene Turner, Co. G, 2nd Rhode Island. Est $300-500.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13:
Rare 1869 Stevens Patent Playing Cards. Complete set of 56 cards.
Est $200-300.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13:
 The Answer of the Commissioners of the Kingdom of Scotland, 1647.
Est $100-150.
Cowan's Auctions American History: Featuring Artifacts and Photographs. Online Bidding Ends July 13.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: Confederate and State Currencies.
29 issues of paper currency.
Est $250-400.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: Cartoon with Satan Tempting John Wilkes Booth. Est $300-600.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: Cabinet Card of Two American Indians and One Westerner.
Est $400-600.
Cowan's Auctions Ends July 13: Group of Early 20th Century American Indian Photographs...
 Est $400-600.
Shapero Rare Books: Latest catalogue - The Russian Turmoil 1917-45: An Émigré perspective
Shapero Rare Books: S. Anichkova, Baroness Taube, [The Enigma of Lenin]. Prague, c. 1934.
Shapero Rare Books: O. Kugusheva [Wolf Pack]. Berlin, 1940.
Shapero Rare Books: B.M. Kuznetsov [To Please Stalin / 1945-1946]. Canada, 1968.
19th Century Shop. Catalogue 160: Magnificent Books, Manuscripts, & Photographs
19th Century Shop. Shakespeare's First Folio (1623)
19th Century Shop. Charles Darwin family photograph album
19th Century Shop. Spectacular album of mammoth photos of the American West by Watkins & others
19th Century Shop. Washington family copy of The Federalist (1788)
19th Century Shop. Underground Railroad runaway broadside (1857)
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The Art of the Ride Report - Planning, Tips, Opinions, Discussion
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Joined: Mar 2010
Location: Sandia Mountains New Mexico
Oddometer: 4,043
The wet tent sucked. I was being cynical. Yea, lets see how I fare after many days of camping.
I must say that the beginning has been all I wanted. The delivery and take off from the owners was good and I made about 90 miles before dark and rain at the Virginia/West Virginia border at about 3,000 feet. I had a miserable night camping in the rain but I survived and the next day Friday was spectacular and epic. The ridge and valley riding with crazy switch backs and then small beautiful and quiet little valley towns was refreshing. The weather went to hell around Charleston and the next 3 hours riding into the tri state area of Ashland/Huntington area was Friday rush hour traffic, mega wind and rain. The KLR just tractors through. I am learning the bike and trusting it more and more. I keep forgetting that the bike may be a dirt bike but not with a ton of crap on it. I made a U turn and didn't have enough black top so I went into a small bar ditch and really got squirrely roosting out of the ditch and back on the road. I threw down some trials moves to clean it and ride out. So far the worse experience less the storm on Thursday night was the airport in Richmond, a coffee quest that ultimately I was the victor. I did have a woman in a group tell me that if I were going to ride a motorcycle across the USA I needed to practice first. I told her I had studied up on it.
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i've got an xbox that has a bad harddrive. i'm ordering a xenium modchip. i need to know how to prep and set up the harddrive since i don't have a valid one to ghost. any help would be greatly appreciated.
Xbox W/out Harddrive
Started by xtan , Jun 17 2004 03:24 AM
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Posted 17 June 2004 - 03:24 AM
Posted 17 June 2004 - 03:26 AM
You could use EvoX to prep, and Slayers to install core files. Are you sure its the hdd?
Posted 17 June 2004 - 03:30 AM
pretty sure. when i attempt to access memory in the dashboard, it hiccups for several minutes until it gets to the harddrive screen. when i finally get there it states 0 memory available, 0 used. when attempting to start a game i get a message stating that it needs service and to contact ms, not error 7 mind you. i removed the harddrive and started up and got error 7. this is a v1.0. the dvd and cd drive work fine. i attempted to copy a cd but once again it states 0 blocks availabe 0 used.
Posted 17 June 2004 - 07:21 AM
Yeah, the Slayer's Program is probably the best bet. It contains all the default files for a HD. It supposedly easy to use too, but it makes you an idiot when you actually have to do something yourself....
Posted 18 June 2004 - 01:54 AM
thanks for the suggestion. i was wondering is it possible to replace the harddrive w/out the modchip or do i need to wait. i realize i need the info off the eprom. any suggestions.
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Formula 1: The Race for a Top 10 Finish
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The Song of Hiawatha
Kessinger Publishing, Jun 1, 2005 - Poetry - 252 pages
The infectious rhythm of "The Song of Hiawatha" has drawn millions to the shores of Gitchee Gumee. Once there, they've stayed to hear about the young brave with the magic moccasins, who talks with animals and uses his supernatural gifts to bring peace and enlightenment to his people. This 1855 masterpiece combines romance and idealism in an idyllic natural setting.
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PAWTUCKET - Jeffrey Michael LeClair, 52, of Pawtucket, RI died suddenly on the morning of June 6, 2012 of acute Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis.
Born in Providence, in January 1960, Jeff attended St. Rays Academy graduating from Tolman in 1978. He attended Johnson & Wales for hotel/restaurant management. He worked at Holiday Inn in Attleboro assisting the National Guard with the evacuation and housing of people during the blizzard of 78.
PAWTUCKET - Robert W. Healey, 68, of Coates Manor, passed away May 21, 2012 after a brief illness. He was the longtime friend of Carlos Gonzalez. Bob was born in Attleboro, a son of the late William and Beatrice (Gillette) Healey. He had been the manger of the former Carroll's Hamburgers of So. Attleboro, and also worked for Coffee An Service, Lacroix's Food Service and Bayside Food Service .
A Celebration of Bob's life will be held Sunday at 4 pm in the Community Room at Coates Manor, Lonsdale Ave. Pawtucket. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
PASCOAG - Carol A. Provencher, 60, of Wallum Lake Rd. entered into eternal life June 2, 2012 at RI Hospital after a long illness. She was the wife of the late Raymond Provencher.
Carol was born in Providence, a daughter of the late Herbert and Barbara (O'Donnell) Heath. Mrs. Provencher was a devoted Mother and Grandmother. She had lived Warwick and Bristol several years before moving to Pascoag.
LINCOLN - Matilda "Tillie" (Palagi) Clark, 91, of Boulevard Avenue, Lincoln passed away, surrounded by her loving family, on Thursday, June 7, 2012 at the Phillip Hulitar Center, Providence.
She was born in Pawtucket, the daughter of the late Peter and Sarah (Finnucci) Palagi and was the wife of the late William W. Clark III. Mrs. Clark was employed as a Processor of Student Loans with the RI Higher Education Assistance Authority for many years before retiring.


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10 weeks or more of Bay Bridge construction work
|November 16, 2014
|Posted by jamie under Video
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Just when the City was starting to help alleviate middle of the night noise from the private construction, Caltrans has a 10-week project that is disturbing residents from getting sleep Monday through Saturday nights from 8pm until 5am. My advice? If you live next to the bridge at Harbor Lofts, Portside, BayCrest, Bridgeview, Watermark, or […] Keep reading
Rincon Hill Transit Study Results Meeting
|October 28, 2014
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Please come to the South Beach Harbor Services Community Room on Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 6pm if you would like to learn about the results of the survey about 400 of us completed a couple of months ago related to Rincon Hill transit needs. Click this link for more information: www.sfmta.com/RinconHill Keep reading
Nighttime Noisy Construction Permits – Online Petition and Meeting on Monday!
|October 18, 2014
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Hi neighbors, The City's leaders are prioritizing the profits of developers yet again (big surprise since they're major political money contributors, right?). Please watch this news clip about the excessive numbers of nighttime construction noise permits that San Francisco's Dept. of Building Inspections keeps approving with no regard for the impacts of sleep deprivation on […] Keep reading
New Vietnamese Cafe in Rincon Opening August 25th (tentatively)
|August 18, 2014
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I was walking by the Rene Cazenave Apartments on Folsom Street and Essex when someone came out of the under-construction Vietnamese Cafe over the weekend. I asked if they had an opening date, and he said a couple of Mondays from then. Well, looking at my calendar, that would be about Monday, August 25th. Needless […] Keep reading
Public Art Proposals for the Guy Place Mini Park
|July 28, 2014
|Posted by jamie under Art, Open Spaces
Public Art Proposals for the Guy Place Mini Park on Display Public Art Proposals for the Guy Place Mini Park On view at Guy Place Mini Park on the street-facing fence until Friday, August 8, 2014 Where: 4-8 Guy Place, San Francisco, CA 94105 – See more at: http://www.sfartscommission.org/pubartcollection/news/2014/07/25/public-art-proposals-for-the-guy-place-mini-park-on-display/ The San Francisco Arts Commission […] Keep reading
Rincon Hill Transit Survey
|July 14, 2014
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Hi neighbors, The Rincon Hill neighborhood has an opportunity to get local bus service again. First, the SFMTA and MUNI need to get information from us (residents, workers, or visitors who would maybe use a bus to travel to and from the waterfront along Folsom or Harrison Streets)! Also, if you work in the neighborhood […] Keep reading
Proposed Realignment of Bike Lane on Folsom at Essex
|June 17, 2014
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Here's the flyer that shows a proposed realignment of the bike lane to make it safer for bicyclists traveling east on Folsom Street between 2nd and 1st Streets. There's a meeting on Friday morning to approve the proposed realignment. I hope it gets approved! Sharing the message below from the SBRMBNA Yahoo Group. I am […] Keep reading
SBRMBNA Joins Effort to Win Over George Lucas and Lucas Cultural Arts Museum
|June 15, 2014
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The South Beach | Rincon | Mission Bay Neighborhood Association sent a letter to George Lucas's assistant to let him know we would welcome The Lucas Cultural Arts Museum to Seawall Lot 330 in South Beach. The Board of Directors did so with the agreement of attendees at the regular monthly meeting on June 9, […] Keep reading
The Planet and People need Priority over Profits
|June 8, 2014
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Air pollution is a big problem that the City is not addressing in SoMa and other downtown spots. We need a different state of mind regarding sustainability, but that will take new leadership in City Hall. Please see my post at my ElectJamie.com Supervisor candidate website on this topic: http://www.electjamie.com/the_planet_and_people_over_profits How We Live: A Journey […] Keep reading
Petition – Discretionary review of recycling center proposed for 10th and Harrison
|June 8, 2014
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Sam Smith Just Lost 14 Pounds in 14 Days
It ain't easy losing weight, and Sam Smith has lost a bunch quickly. How did he do it?
It ain't easy losing weight, and Sam Smith has lost a bunch quickly. How did he do it?
So every month my boyfriend & I get together with our friends to have dinner. But since we've been friends for a long time now I've already made all my delicious recipes for them. I have nothing left, I need something new. Any ideas?
As you begin your journey to becoming healthy, here are the stories from the 2014 $10,000 Weight Loss Challenge winners. If you're not registered yet, it's not too late!
It turns out our human bodies are sort of like dogs. They have little clocks inside that signal when it's time to eat, and they want the food at the exact same time every day.
Last week I started sharing some of my family recipes. This weekend I have two & the first one is the most important part of Thanksgiving (if you eat meat), the Turkey!
I love a good wine and cheese party, and since I'm such a snacker, I would much rather eat some kind of spread on a cracker than a huge meal.
But booze on a cracker? Like beer-flavored spread? I'm not too sure about that.
Did you know October is Vegetarian Awareness Month? I didn't.
If you're planning on joining us downtown for FitOne or have to be somewhere this morning. It's important to know which roads are closed for the FitOne 5K, 10K & Half Marathon. That way you're not late for you're wave, work or breakfast with the family. Plan your route ahead of time.
I love the fall! It's football, cool weather, tailgating food, and we start flavoring everything with pumpkin spice. Yum!
Starbucks is already out with the Pumpkin Spice Latte, and I've already had one or three. There's something else coming out by the end of the month that I wouldn't imagine needing the pumpkin spice flavor and it doesn't on a normal day. But it might be tasty.


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2010 looks like an interesting year at the top of the Pac-10. Oregon is the league favorite, but it's hard to say that they've established a huge gap between themselves and the various
teams chasing them. As a consequence, a road-heavy schedule that features five league road games, including nasty trips to USC and Oregon St, could certainly keep them from a second
consecutive Rose Bowl berth. But no one among the teams chasing them really stands out, which means that we're likely headed towards a big jumble at the top, with a few key breaks, good or
bad, separating the eventual winner from the rest. Every team has strengths and weaknesses, but overall it looks like there is very little separating Cal, Oregon St, Stanford and USC from each other,
which is why I'm pegging them to have a four-way tie just behind Oregon. No, I don't really think they'll end up tied like that, but I can't separate those four teams when picking records. And even
Arizona, the next team down, is pretty darn close as well, which is why I have them just one win behind.
Things start to fall off after that, with only Washington picked to make a bowl (and barely at that), ASU and UCLA picked to finish well off bowl eligibility (ASU should need seven wins), and Wazzu pegged
to bring up the rear by a solid margin.
As always, I will compare my Pac-10 league picks against picks available elsewhere, with the links to the sources posted in the Source Notes.
Results for preseason projections from 2005 onward are included at the bottom of the page.
Individual Team Capsules:
CFN predictions from cfn.scout.com, article here
HAIRE predictions from Tom Haire, uscfootball.com, article here
FORUM - predictions from a public picking contest on the CFN forum; each game's pick is the forum consensus, details here
WINNER - predictions from last year's forum picking contest winner (BearEEGoodSire), link here (he graciously provided both picks and his reasoning behind the picks for public consumption)
CFP predictions from collegefootballpoll.com, article here
ATHLON predictions from Athlon preview magazine
CNNSI predictions from cnnsi.com, article here
FOA predictions from the footballoutsiders annual preview, which can be purchased, here
TSN predictions from thesportingnews.com, article here
OTB predictions from offthebag.com, article here
WIS predictions from whatifsports.com, article here (note that the tables at the top are incorrect, presuming 8 league games; I generated the given numbers by summing up their individual game probabilities)
ELA predictions from a CFN forum poster (EastLansingAdam) who has provided annual previews for a number of years, link here (note that there are individual game picks he has made, but I am only currently tracking his standings projections)
A couple of notes:
As always I am only comparing in-conference predictions; there are a lot of teams that I don't know about, and it can be difficult to pick non-conference games, especially early in the year, so I choose to pass those over in my comparisons
FORUM has tossup picks; I treat these as half a win and half a loss for each team when compiling final records.
ATHLON, CNNSI and OTB pick records only and not individual games (I am also only tracking records for ELA).
Projected Non-Conference Results
@ Toledo: W
vs Citadel: W
vs Iowa: W
vs Port St: W
vs NAU: W
@ Wisconsin: L
vs UC-Davis: W
vs Colorado: W
@ Nevada: W
vs New Mexico: W
@ Tennessee: W
vs Port St: W
Oregon St:
vs Louisville: W
@ Boise: L
vs Sac St: W
vs Wake Forest: W
@ Notre Dame: W
@ Kansas St: W
vs Houston: W
@ Texas: L
@ Hawaii: W
vs Virginia: W
@ Minnesota: W
vs Notre Dame: W
vs Syracuse: W
vs Nebraska: L
Washington St:
@ OK St: L
vs Montana St: W
Quick team-by-team notes
This team has the schedule to make a Rose Bowl run, though the coaching transition and defensive losses mean that this probably won't be the year it comes together for them.
Biggest Games:
vs Iowa, vs Cal, vs Oregon St, vs Arizona St
Iowa and Cal are key chances to score meaningful wins at home early in the year. Oregon St is another Pac-10 contender that they get at home, and will need to beat them again if they want to make a run. And ASU will be fired up to avenge two straight losses, and the 'Cats can't afford a slip-up there.
Arizona St:
After two straight disapointing seasons, the Sun Devils are looking to bounce back in 2010. It's hard to see a major improvement, but they could be a bit better.
Biggest Games:
@ Washington, vs UCLA, vs Stanford, @ Arizona
It's all about piling up wins for the Sun Devils, and other than the AA games and Wazzu, the first three are their best chances.
If they can somehow go 2-1 in this set, maybe they can at least make a run at a bowl game. And the Arizona game is key if they want to regain control of the rivalry, which has suddenly and decisively swung to the Wildcats.
This team should be good enough to make a bowl without too much trouble, and not quite good enough to make the Rose Bowl.
Biggest Games:
@ Nevada, @ USC, vs Oregon, vs Stanford
Nevada is a key early-season game, as this is the sort of game Cal teams have found ways to lose in the past. Oregon is a home game they need to have if they're going to make a surprise Rose Bowl run. And USC and Stanford are key rivalry games. With six straight losses to USC and seven of eight wins against Stanford, they need to win at least one of those two to consider the season a success (unless somehow they make a Rose Bowl run despite losses in those two).
This is the Rose Bowl favorite, though it's far from a lock.
Biggest Games:
@ Tennessee, vs Stanford, @ USC, @ Oregon St
They CANNOT afford an embarrassing non-conference loss for the third year in a row. Beyond that, Stanford is a revenge game, and road trips to USC and Oregon St could be the difference between a Rose Bowl berth and something less.
Oregon St:
Once again, this will be a good team, and once again, they probably won't be quite good enough to win the league.
Biggest Games:
@ Boise St, @ Washington, vs USC, vs Oregon
Washington and Oregon are always important games for the Beavers, and Boise and USC are key chances to make a big statement.
After finally getting back to bowl eligibility, they need to keep it up, as well as turn the tables in a number of key series.
Biggest Games:
@ UCLA, @ Notre Dame, vs USC, @ Cal
Barring a surprising collapse, this should again be a bowl team. That means that these four games will decide how good the season was.
USC is always a big game for them, and they haven't won at any of the other three teams since they won at Cal in 2000. Unless the rest of the schedule is a disaster, 1-3 makes this season a failure, and unless the rest is fantastic, 3-1 makes this season a success.
It's all about staying over .500, which will be easier said than done in 2010.
Biggest Games:
@ Kansas St, vs Stanford, vs Houston, @ Arizona St
They'll know early whether they're capable of making a bowl run. If they can't start 2-1 or better, they won't win six. And at ASU is a key contest for both teams.
Until proven otherwise, they're still a power player in this league, and are still a dangerous opponent to anyone and everyone.
Biggest Games:
@ Stanford, vs Oregon, @ Oregon St, vs Notre Dame
Until proven otherwise, it's all about the big games for the Trojans. These should be their four toughest tests (though @ Arizona won't be easy either), and Stanford and Oregon are key chances for payback.
After taking a nice step forward in 2009, now they need to improve a bit more and finally get back to the postseason for the first time since 2002.
Biggest Games:
@ BYU, vs Oregon St, vs Stanford, vs UCLA
It's all about racking up the wins. Since Wazzu and Syracuse should be wins, 3-1 in this set would almost guarantee them bowl eligibility. 2-2 or worse would make things very difficult the rest of the way.
Washington St.:
This will be a really bad football team. Two wins would be an achievement; three would be a minor miracle.
Biggest Games:
@ OK St, vs Montana St, @ SMU, @ UCLA
These four games are probably the Cougars' best chances for wins (though they could have a shot at ASU as well).
Moreover, they will set the tone for the season, as they're four of Wazzu's first five. If they're looking bad after the UCLA game,
with only one win and a bunch of uncompetitive losses, they could easily enter the same death-spiral they've suffered through the past two seasons.
2009 Predictions / Results
2008 Predictions / Results
2007 Predictions / Results
2006 Predictions / Results
note: predicted "toss-up" games are indicated by being equal to half a win and half a loss
2005 Predictions / Results
note: predicted "toss-up" games are indicated by being equal to half a win and half a loss
Mr Pac-10's 2010 Blog
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Live updates
"I'd work seven days a week if I could"
Moffat "supper" gran still frying at 90
A 90-year-old chip shop worker from Dumfries and Galloway is thought to be the world's longest-serving chip shop worker.
Bettina Dawson, who still works six nights a week, has served around half a million fish suppers in her 77 years of working at The Moffat Chippy.
Mrs Dawson started helping her parents out behind the counter in 1936 and apart from working at a munitions factory during the second world war, she has worked there ever since.
Thousands expected at Moffat Classic Car Rally
More than 900 cars and thousands of visitors are in Moffat this weekend, to visit the 16th Moffat Classic Car Rally.
The event attracts classic car enthusiasts from around the world.
Among the entertainment there is children's attractions, live music and a Ceilidh.
Full report: Group of servicemen campaign for war memorial
A group of former servicemen are trying to prevent the area around a war memorial being turned into car parking.
The veterans have been protesting in the centre of Moffat today.
They say a council plan to build 12 parking spaces is disrespectful to their fallen comrades.
Dumfries and Galloway Council says the move will encourage visitors to come to the market town.
Matthew Taylor reports:
War veterans campaign in Moffat
A group of former servicemen have been protesting in Moffat against the creation of car parking spaces that they say it is disrespectful to their fallen comrades.
"It brings back memories" says war veteran
A group of former servicemen are trying to prevent the area around a war memorial being turned into car parking.
The veterans, some aged in their nineties, have been protesting in the centre of Moffat.
They say a council plan to build 12 parking spaces is disrepectful to their fallen comrades.
Archie Wilson, who served with the 7th Battalion the Kings Own Scottish Borderers, says that he uses the memorial to reflect on his time spent fighting for his country:
Veteran leads war memorial campaign
An 85-year-old war veteran is leading a camping to stop the Moffat war memorial being surrounded by parking spaces.
Billy Duncan is against an application lodged with Dumfries and Galloway Council requesting twelve parking spaces to be assigned around the memorial.
Mr Duncan believes that the parking spaces will restrict the ability for armed forces parades and is highly disrespectful to fallen soldiers.
ROADS: A701 Beattock, closed in both directions
The A701 at Beattock is closed in both directions due to a serious accident on the A74(M) at Junction 15 (Moffat).
Police are at the scene and say heavy delays can be expected.
ROAD: A74 - Northbound
One lane is closed on the A74 (M) Northbound between J15 B7076 / A701 (Moffat) and J14 A702 / B7076 (Moffat), due to a lorry on fire.
Police are advising motorists to approach with care.
ROAD: A708-Moffat
A lorry has become stuck in snow and ice near Grey Mares Tail just outside Moffat.
The A708 is closed in both directions between Ballplay Road / Old Carlisle Road (Moffat) and Rodono (Cappercleuch), due the accident.


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17th November 2010
Sarah Palin's daughter in anti-gay row 31
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24th February 2010
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20th January 2010
San Diego mayor tells gay marriage trial he was 'prejudiced' 6
11:44 AM — The mayor of San Diego, Jerry Sanders, testified yesterday before a federal trial on gay marriage how he came to change his mind on the issue. Sanders, a Republican, was opposed to gay marriage but changed his mind after his daughter Lisa revealed she was a lesbian.
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Lesbian in custody dispute issues appeal for missing daughter 7
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I love e-mail. I love its efficiency, its clarity and the fact that it creates a detailed, searchable record. E-mail also makes me a little nuts. If I'm away from it for a couple of hours, messages pile up. When I confront more than 50, I feel a combination of depression, weariness and low-grade panic, until I make that "unread" number disappear.
My method: Scan the pile for urgent notes from bosses, sources, friends or family, attending to the most important first. Then I go through the rest quickly, starting from the bottom. I delete junk. When I need to answer, I do so right away. If my response requires time, I make a note on my to-do list for later.
This strategy works fine, but I figured there must be someone who knows better than I how to handle the e-mail inbox, which many workers describe as their greatest obstacle to efficiency on the job. So I turned to an e-mail expert, Mark Hurst, 38, business consultant and author of the book Bit Literacy: Productivity in the Age of Information and E-Mail Overload.
In Pictures: How To Conquer Your E-Mail Inbox
I explained my system to Hurst and at least he didn't laugh at me. "It's just that you're operating by default as best you can, with the tools and software you've been handed," he said.
I leave my inbox cluttered with answered e-mails, figuring that I might want to refer back to something. Hurst says the best way to master your e-mail is to keep that e-mail inbox empty. He insists his system is easy and foolproof.
E-mail comes in "three flavors," Hurst explains: irrelevant, relevant but not actionable, and actionable. Irrelevant includes spam and "reply all" notes from colleagues. Second is relevant but not actionable. "You might call it FYI stuff," says Hurst, "stuff that you need to scan or know about, that you might even save somewhere or archive or have on hand." The third is actionable. "I call that work," says Hurst. It can come from a variety of sources, like a boss or a client.
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Odd discovery with GTX280 and XWA working again
I know this is an old game that most don't give a crap about, but half the enjoyment of buying a new video card is replaying some of those old classics with 16xQ AA :). Either way since the release of the 8xxx series cards a handful of old games like X-wing Alliance and Mech Commander 2 weren't playable due to graphic anomalies like missing / flashing / tearing textures. I really wasn't expecting any change from the 8xxx series, but I decided to fire up XWA just to see if anything changed on my GTX 280 and to my surprise the game seems to be rendering correctly again!
I unfortunately am one of those new GTX 280 owners that is suffering from massive overheating (100+C is less than a minute with FurMark), so the card is being RMAed and I am back using my 8800GTX again. Either way I can confirm that this is not a driver issue as I am using the same version forceware on my 8800GTX and the problem of missing texture once anything is targeted with a planet in view has returned. I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my new card and hopefully no further trouble, but I figured this odd behavior may be of interest to some.
Re: Odd discovery with GTX280 and XWA working again
Wow, is Furmark that much of a beast? I know I'm water cooled but Furmark for 30 mins maxed my OC'd GTX out at 41 deg C. I have come out a games and been a few degrees hotter than that.
Re: Odd discovery with GTX280 and XWA working again
Malichite, do you have Republic Commando? If so, can you set the Bump Mapping (I think it was) to something above Low and it run correctly? Just curious.
Re: Odd discovery with GTX280 and XWA working again
The card is already boxed for return to newegg, but I will definitely try Republic Commando out once I get my replacement. I never replayed that on my 8800GTX so I guess I was oblivious to its graphic anomalies.
As for FurMark, there isn't anything special about this except that it exposes the overheating problem so quickly (less than a minute after booting WinXP from cold start) to remove complaints about poor airflow or high ambient temps. The card also overheats in Oblivion, Crysis, or rthdrbl too, they just take 5-10 minutes versus the 1 minute on FurMark. Actually in Crysis or Oblivion the card starts to throttle and give extremely jerking gameplay (full fps, slow to 10-15fps, full fps, slow to 10-15 fps, repeat) similar to comments made by another reviewer in one of the GTX 280 reviews I read over tha past week. MikeC from nVNews also said that he noticed a similar problem on the nVidia reference card, but he figured it was a fluke since the eVga he swapped in worked better.
Currently theories are that a bad batch slipped through nVidia and there may be poor contact between the silicon and the heat spreader. Thus even though there is good contact between the heatsink and the heat spreader, the silicon beneath still overheats. Either way I knew that the GTX 280 was going to run hotter than my 8800GTX with a HR-03 plus, but hitting 100C+ on a brand new $670 card is ridiculous. :retard:
Re: Odd discovery with GTX280 and XWA working again
Well I got curious and unboxed my RMA to take a look and give the tests a few more tries, but still having the same overheating problem. I was however able to give Republic Commando a test run, but yes anything above LOW on bump mapping causes the program to crash. I wasn't familiar with the issue, but I figured this must be what you were talking about.
Re: Odd discovery with GTX280 and XWA working again
i got my gtx280 replaced since i had a 7-day return police from the the reseller. they didn't seem surprised, strangely enough. anyways, the new card runs fine so far, definitely better and more stable than the previous one.
mine wasn't even overheating that much, at around 80-85 degrees celsius at max load it should've ran fine regardless of in-case temp and airflow. but it still was too hot for the faulty core i guess, that caused it to crash. or of course, another explanation would be that the temp sensors arent properly installed in the first place, reading only 85 degrees celsius when in actuality it is much higher. or maybe, in addition to that, thermal paste or the general contact area was not optimized.
but i don't care. having paid that much money for a high end card i absolutely refuse to solve the overheating issue myself. i could of course use a 3rd party program to increase fan speed or downlock the damn thing if i really wanted to. but that is absolutely beside the point now is it?
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Unfortunetly it doesnt render correctly. If your interested Ill post a couple screens in the 177.70 thread.
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Maybe an undead type like a zombie pokemon or a skeleton pokemon, like Dry Bones in Super Mario Brothers
Maybe an undead type like a zombie pokemon or a skeleton pokemon, like Dry Bones in Super Mario Brothers
no the ghosts are sprits, I'm talking undead creatures
lol for the food type move: salad toss
there could also be a move called eat out
Personally I feel that the types are already pretty much perfect, with most everything one can think of (more or less) fitting adequately into a pre-existing type.
All the same, the suggestion of an "Alien/Extraterrestrial" type sounds pretty neat. It'd certainly fit Pokémon like Riguree and Oobemu nicely, and could yield some interesting designs/moves.
Also, to build on a previous suggestion, a Virus type might be neat as well. In the real world, viruses are classed apart from animals/plants, so it might be an interesting area to explore in the Pokémon world.
No clue what the strengths/weaknesses of these kinds of types should be, though.
deoxys be considered a virus type?
My take on the Light-type (might tweak it more, not sure about the ones in parenthesis):
Fire - 0x
Grass - 0.5x
Steel - 0.5x
Flying - 2x
Dark - 2x
Bug - 2x
Ghost - 2x
(Ground 2x - not sure about this one)
-Dark 0x
-Rock 0.5x
-Fire 0.5x
-Flying 0.5x
-Normal 0.5x
(Ghost 0.5x)
-Water 2x
(Poison 2x)
(Steel 2x)
-Fire - Creates light on its own, useless shining a flashlight on a bonfire.
-Grass - Uses light for food, Steel usually reflects is, except for lazers (they could be considered fire though). Maybe an ability like "photosynthesis" that negates Light-type like Herbivorous does for grass.
-Flying - Bad to get hit with a glare when flying; Flight depends on vision - light.
-Dark - No explanation needed
-Bugs - Scatter when light hits them, they like the protection of Darkness.
-Ghost - Creepy-crawly, mythology and scared children and superstitious people always mixes them with night.
-Sunlight can turn exposed dirt into sand and the Ground-type tends to dig, so maybe 2x?
-Dark - obviously zero
-Rock - too slow, too solid to fight light, reduced power
-Fire - light is half of what fire is, so less power
-Light is faster than anything that flies
-Normal's plain moves aren't much match against the fastest known thing in the universe
-Light can "shine through" Ghost's mystical darkness.
-Water defracts light, light moves much slower through it, water absorbs light, so dangerous (maybe Ice, too, although I think it can make light stronger, too, like a magnifying glass, so maybe not)
-Steel's reflective power kind of gives it an upperhand and ability to control light, so dangerous
-Poison doesn't have many strengths, could use more, plus it's chemical and scientific, sort of gives it a knowledge advantage against light, so dangerous
Electricity is partly light but move a little slower or about the same speed, so they have similar power to each other. I don't see Psychic and Light as competitors. BTW I don't mean that all Light-type should have very high speed stat (average maybe), just that light itself..
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None. Rebalance Poison by making it SE to Bug and Fighting as well as Grass. Any new type would be stupid at this point because, technically, a new type introduced next gen would be rarer than the Dragon type. If you want to have a new type, make or find a fangame to play.
Ok, I had created this thread just so people who have a sense of creativity could chew the fat, but I notice some people here want to pretend the current type chart is perfect or untouchable, but it's not.
For instance Steel is considerably stronger than Grass, where is the rule written that
1817 types is perfect and why is it that a few types are totally immune to others? The current type sheet is NOT balanced or perfect as is, the creators see that, even recently removing a "type" and adding some a couple of generations back. In a totally balanced type system every type would have one immunity and the same number of weaknesses and resistances.
Technology is always improving, I haven't read anywhere that the current types overload the game, but at some point the tech will probably improve and so even more types could be added without causing a data overload.
I don't think adding another type here or there would be that bad of a thing in practice theoretically, and even if it was who cares? This is a FAN forum for FANS to discuss concepts.
If you think the current types are fine that's your right, but the rest of us are allowed to conceptualize new ideas.
It's not a question of creativity (if it was, I'd propose something awesome). It's a question of what would fit with the current types available. (And there are technically 136 typings available atm, btw)
Radioactive - Radioactivity is a result of electric imbalances at the nucleus. (can be classified as Poison (due to effects on creatures) or Electric (because it's electric imbalances).
Nuclear - Nuclei are held together by very strong magnetic forces at the subatomic level. When those bonds are split, an enormous amount of energy is released. (Can be classified as Electric due to magnetism)
Light - Light itself is a type of energy wave that is of the "middle" wavelengths, varying from Red (lowest) to Violet (highest) (follow rainbow colors). It's a type of energy. It disrupts the bonds between atoms (not subatomic bonds mind you) and causes heat. It can be classified as either Fire (because of heat) or Electric (because of energy)
Holy - This is assumed: Game Freak does not direct religious ties. However, the Fighting-type already represents heros which is why Fighting is super-effective against Dark, the villians.
Storm - Wind and water. Flying or Water
Plasma - a form of matter at a higher energy state than gas. Electric.
Sound - One I could see working but they would have to change quite a few move types and (maybe) add some more types to certain Pokemon (not replace types. That has never been done before and it would be stupid to do so imo. Magnemite was Electric in Gen I, Electric-Steel in Gen II. They added a type, not replaced it)
Star - Stars are, well, stars. Fire or Rock.
Steam - Boiling Water is an attack now. Water.
Virus - Depends on the type of virus meant. Electric (Computer) or Poison (cold, flu, etc.).
Sonic - A fancy word for Sound. See Sound.
Magic - No.
Time - Dialga is fine at Dragon/Steel and Celebi at Grass/Psychic.
Crystal/Glass - Minerals. Rock.
Heart - Wut.
Wind - Flying. Or Electric due to energy that causes wind.
Space - No.
Wood - Grass.
Fossil - Rock.
Ceramic - Ground or Rock.
Magnet - Electric.
Food/Culinary - Grass or xxx/Fire (xxx being any other type with Fire to cook it)
Caustic/Acid - Acid is a Poison move. Poison.
Virtual/Digital/Cyber - Porygon line says hi. Normal or Electric.
Capital/Institution - What is this I don't even.
Aura - Not really explored but is similar to Psychic abilities. Psychic.
Bird - MISSINGNO WTFBOOM. Replaced by Flying in Gen I.
Dance - Dance is something that all living things should have a grasp of, even if its used for different purposes. Normal.
Zombie = Ghost covers death and spirits. Ghost.
Plastic - Fire or one of the mineral types.
Cloth - No.
Speed - Yes, because a stat needs its own type.
Air - See Wind.
LOVE - See Heart.
Cosmic - Uh, no? Cosmic is basically every element found here on Earth, minus life.
Paper - is made of plants. Grass/Water or just Grass.
Reptile - Dragon.
Mystic - Wut.
Now, onto what I said earlier. Poison needs rebalancing to make it SE to the things it should be SE against. What does Poison do to living things? It kills them. Insecticides and such. SE to Bug and Fighting and maybe another of the 14 other types.
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While it's been nice doing these live articles on RAW, SmackDown, Main Event, NXT, Impact and etc, it's time to bring back the Top 5 series here on Between The Ropes. We're on the road to the 28th annual Survivor Series PPV on November 23, 2014 on the WWE Network. In our last Top 5 series promoting Night of Champions ...Read More »
Top Ten WWE Music Entrances Of All Time
Theme music is the first thing we experience at an event or watching at home to know: In the words of Goldberg, "Who's next?" Jim Johnson is the man behind many of themes we hear in WWE. No fans of WWE seem to love a good tune than our friends over in the United Kingdom. Just like with Fandango, they ...Read More »
Two Matches Officially Announced For WWE Wrestlemania 30
Coming off last night's WWE Monday Night Raw, two matches were officially announced for WrestleMania 30. The company announced Undertaker versus Brock Lesnar and Randy Orton versus Dave Batista for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. WWE WrestleMania 30 takes place on Sunday, April 6th from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. Follow Between The Ropes on Facebook and Twitter.Read More »
POLL: Greatest 'Hell in a Cell' Match of All Time?
Since its inception in 1998, the Hell in a Cell match gimmick has seen some incredible battles… and some not-so-incredible ones. But which one is the greatest of all time? Let us know what you think by voting in the poll below. And be sure to watch the next 'Between the Ropes' video podcast where we here at Between the ...Read More »