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The times I've noticed this seemed to have more to do with post-match server kicks than anything else - usually displayed as 'flooding'. It's reasonably common (for me) when, say, a high pop duel server has a wide skill min/max and tries to map rotate. Less common in CA but following the same principle. My experience anyways.
Every time i join, a FFA ... and people are ready, the countdown is like 5, 4, 3 ... if u don't press F3 myseft no demo is recorded.
Have seen this happen at least twice to me. Autorecord all my other demos just seem to be missing random ones. Scary thing is you know its skipping more demos that we know about, because its only on certain occasions that we even go in to 'pick' out a particular demo.
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is this issue ever going to be fixed? autorecord doesn't have an appropriate bitmask to only record games in which i'm playing but i can deal with that. what is annoying is that not all matches that i do play in are being recorded. i played two consecutive games on same server and only the first was recorded. no callvotes, no auto map rotation switches, nothing. sometimes it works, sometimes not.
i know there have been threads about this, which i've posted in, but since searching for posts based on username returns a blank white page i'm starting a new thread.
point is, fix this ****. it's been well over a year....
Have a look at this thread:
Some of it (at the end) is to do with recording demos.
Or just set this:
that has nothing to do with anything i'm talking about. i know how to use autorecord. my point is that it is not working properly, and hasn't since it was implemented.
The autorecord on your own computer will only record matches that you're in. How could it record any others if it isn't triggered unless you're in a match and the settings are activated. If they aren't being recorded, there must be a settings problem with how the game is installed and set up on your computer. Myself and 99% of others can record matches without problems.
And again, it works fine on my computer and the great majority of others', so there is an underlying problem that is probably nothing to do with the game itself.
OUXOUIGA, how about you read the first post again slowly, before posting.
esh says autorecord is bugged, and I know that too (as well as many others). We know how autorecord supposed to work and what it is and how to turn it on, that's not what he's talking about. I have some lost games too, which haven't been recorded by autoaction for some reason. It's bugged.
And no, it's not that I just can't find it, before you start explaining me how the files are named and how to search in Windows. The demo was not recorded.
That's why I made a bind to toggle the recording message. I press it every time I join/start a match to make sure it records. If I don't see it, I start it manually.
It rarely happens, but autoaction really is bugged.
inb4 "0 out of 1 members found this post helpful". It's funny how you click No on every post that you don't understand / argues with you.
OP is right.
OK. All points taken.
Just said that I haven't had any trouble with the auto record, that's all. I just forget to turn it off when I've used it. Then I find 100 demos in the folder...
And no, I'm not going to explain where files are. You DO seem to know what you are talking/posting about. As do I. Most times. Having been a computer technician for over 20 years, with degrees in support, maintenance, software development, etc...
I don't click No on every post that I don't understand/argues with me. Just the ones that I don't see that were any help to the original post. I rarely use it at all. Most times, I DO find posts helpful.
Again... All points taken.


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NEAR GOLDENDALE, Wash. -- No end in sight to the Mile Marker 28 Fire means there's no way to know when Highway 97 will open again to traffic.
Flames and smoke on both sides of the highway have kept it shut down for more than a day.
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John wanted to tell a story about mom putting up with 5 kids, dogs, a pony, a cat and a duck:
I was about 11 years old and one Spring morning I was out in the garage cleaning out the martin house. I took the top off and started pulling out the nest on top. A baby wood duck jumped out of the bottom of the house and ran around the garage. I caught it and put it in a box.
Mom told me to let it go, but I said it didn't have a mother. She finally let me keep it, but only in the garage, and take care of it out there. I made a box like a rabbit hutch and tried to take care of it. The duck wouldn't eat much and took a turn for the worst.
I got mom to let me bring it in the house. She got a small lightbulb and an eye dropper and showed me how to feed it.
After a few days the duckling started getting stronger and the next morning the duck was in the water bowl peeping and splashing water all over the place. Dorothy (mom) told me "to get that duck out of the house!" Well, that duck stayed in the house for about three more weeks. In the morning, at sunrise, it would come out of its nest, scratch at the screen, peep and make a mess. Dorothy scolded that duck up and down.
It got warmer out. I made a pen for "Herbie," as mom started calling him, outside. A few nights went by and then one night herbie started making all kinds of noise. Dorothy went down to check it out and found a skunk trying to get him. She started throwing things at it - the skunk sprayed, but missed her. That was one lucky skunk! If he would have got her we would have had skunk and duck for dinner. Just guess who would have been cleaning and eating skunk!
We kept Herbie safe all summer and into the Fall and then Herbie wanted to take flight. She told me to let him go, I said, "No, he might get shot!"
About a week later, dad was reading the paper. There was an article about a goose and duck refuge up in the Twin Cities. Well, the family took a road trip to the refuge. I let Herbie go and he went wild. First he chased the geese around, then the big ducks, then the little ducks. After a while he settled down and all the fowl gave Herbie respect. I said, "Hey, mom, we got rid of the duck. " When I turned around, big, tough Dorothy was crying her eyes out. She said, "He's so happy."
Well, mom - I hope you find the same kind of place. I'm sure you have. By the way, Herbie was a hen - we should have named her 'Little Dort.'
The next few years when I was outside in the Spring I think I saw that wood duck circling the house.
Mom, don't chase everyone around in heaven. They know you already and I'm sure they're happy you're finally home.
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And Mariane, we will definitely be praying for you....although you are so often in my prayers anyway. Any word on the custody issue? I have been praying for that as well.
Don, I never heard of those bugs. They sound nasty. Pesky things, aren't they? They must have sent out texts to all their friends when they found your beautiful house.
Oh my goodness! There's a blue heron sitting right off our deck by the pond. We see him a lot but he has always been on the far side of the pond. That sounds like a book title, doesn't it? The Far Side of the Pond.
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Friday, October 31, 2014
Halloween Haunted House at Brownsville
at Brownsville Recreation Center (in Brownsville Playground), Brooklyn
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Visit Brownsville's spooky haunted house! The local recreation center turns into a Halloween extravaganza with scary decorations galore. Come in costume!
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Hunts Point Haunted Halloween
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6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Come to the Hunts Point Recreation Center for its unlucky 13th annual haunted house!
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Haunted House Maze
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For this event, Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center transforms into a haunted house!
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Bird Walk with NYC Audubon
at Van Cortlandt Nature Center (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
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NYC Audubon experts lead the way as we marvel at quirky but logical bird behavior and delicate feathers in exquisite patterns. Bring binoculars if you have them and wear sturdy…
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Van Cortlandt Track Club
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8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Van Cortlandt Track Club runs through and around the Yonkers-Bronx border in small groups. For local running tips, visit vctc.org.
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Shape Up NYC: Trail Running
at Greenbelt Nature Center (in Blood Root Valley), Staten Island
8:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Join Shape Up NYC, a free fitness program, in Staten Island for a weekly trail-running fitness class in The Greenbelt, the borough's largest parkland.
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8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Fresh produce and so much more, all year long! See what farm fresh is all about.
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8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
This market serves the Long Island City and Astoria communities with farm-fresh fruits and vegetables and family-friendly activities every Saturday.
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4th Bienal de Arte Latinoamericano del Bronx: Open For Discussion
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The exhibition suggests that art discussion is inherently an expression of populism and protest; therefore it is important not to deny the mass attraction to it.
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Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist
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ORONO, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Steve Abbott, the University of Maine's Athletic Director, will step down and return to the Senator Susan Collins' staff. University officials made the announcememnt Tuesday.
Abbott was Collins' Chief of Staff for 12 years before he ran for governor in 2010. He was named interim Athletic Director at UMaine in September of that year. The following March, Abbott was permanently named Athletic Director.
In a statement, Abbott said, "The University of Maine is a special place to me and my family. Given our family history and my lifelong affinity for Black Bear athletics, I am especially pleased to have been a part of the Athletics Department these past three years."
Abbot has overseen a number of big changes while at UMaine. In 2011, he removed women's basketball coach Cindy Blodgett. She was a standout in high school and a former All-America player for the University, but was lackluster as a coach, with a 24-94 record in four seasons. In April, Abbott fired Tim Whitehead, the Black Bears men's hockey coach.
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UCLA's Fattal Named MVP at 2015 FINA World Championships
UCLA's Courtney Mathewson scored a team-high-tying four goals against Canada.
UCLA's Courtney Mathewson, Rachel Fattal, and KK Clark each scored in the victory.
USA Cruises Past Mexico, 25-3, in opener at 2015 Pan American Games.
Sami Hill and Rachel Fattal each captured first-team ACWPC All-America acclaim.
Sami Hill, KK Clark, Rachel Fattal and Courtney Mathewson (pictured) have all made the Pan Am squad.
Donohoe leads the group with a 3.25 GPA in Sociology.
Charlotte Pratt scored a team-leading three goals for UCLA in the title game against Stanford.
UCLA advanced to the NCAA Championship match with a 9-5 win over California on Saturday.
UCLA (25-2) earned a 9-2 win over UC San Diego (19-19) on Friday afternoon at Stanford.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Kyle Clifford had two goals to help the Los Angeles Kings take a 5-2 win over the San Jose Sharks on Saturday in the back end of a home-and-home.
Justin Williams, Jarret Stoll and Dwight King all scored for the Kings, who snapped a two-game slide. Jonathan Bernier gave up two goals on 22 shots.
Patrick Marleau and Matt Irwin each had a goal for the Sharks, who have lost five of their last six.
"It was frustrating tonight, we had chances and we didn't score," said Marleau. "We didn't play well and need to be more consistent if we want to make the playoffs."
Antti Niemi gave up four goals on 18 shots and was lifted halfway through the second period. Alex Stalock gave up a goal on six shots in relief for the Sharks, who won, 4-3, at home on Thursday.
The Kings held a 2-0 lead after the first period as Clifford scored his first goal of the game at the 2:27 mark when he swept it in from the right circle. Williams scored at 12:19 when he got the puck on net from the left wing and it went off a Shark before heading home.
"We came out with a strong first period and got it going," said Clifford. "We got them on their heels and put it to them."
Marleau got the Sharks on the board 35 seconds into the second when he put home a rebound, but Bernier made the lead hold up with a glove save on a Tommy Wingels penalty shot at 7:58.
Stoll potted his fifth of the season when a shot by Trevor Lewis didn't go through, but it went off Stoll and he was able to backhand it in at the 11:15 mark.
Clifford cleaned up the rebound of a Dustin Penner break with 6:15 left in the second period and Kings' goal came with 1:04 left in the frame for a 5-1 advantage.
Irwin scored on the power play with under a minute to play to account for the final score.
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FORT DRUM On the first day of a Department of Defense-wide civilian worker furlough period, the installations garrison commander spoke out on how the unpaid days off would affect the post.
Its going to impact the soldiers, its going to impact family members and its going to impact my civilians, Col. Gary A. Rosenberg said. I would tell you that it impacts my civilian employees harder than it impacts the soldiers and the family members. For us, its an inconvenience. For them, its 20 percent of their pay.
The furloughs are a result of defense budget cuts brought on by the congressionally approved sequester, which went into effect in March. About 680,000 civilian defense workers nationwide will have 11 furlough days from now to Sept. 30, reducing costs by an estimated $1.8 billion.
Locally, about 1,800 workers will face the furloughs, with many of the unpaid days scheduled for Fridays.
Col. Rosenberg spoke to media about the furloughs Monday afternoon at the posts media operations building off Route 26.
The congressional mandate gives agencies some leeway in distributing the cuts. The Defense Department initially had planned on 22 days of furloughs starting earlier this year, but a congressional spending bill passed in March allowed for some budget flexibility to reduce the number of unpaid days.
Asked about claims from the posts employee union leadership that costs could have been reduced with methods other than furloughs, Col. Rosenberg said he had faith in the chain of commands analysis that the furloughs were necessary.
Several services will have reduced hours as a result. The posts commissary, already closed Mondays, will also be closed Tuesdays during the furlough period.
A limited number of employees in areas such as the Armys Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention program are exempt from the furloughs, along with nonappropriated fund employees in fields such as child care. In situations regarding deployments or emergencies threatening safety, Col. Rosenberg has the ability to authorize select staff for limited hours of work.
In one example of the effects of furloughs, the planned return flight of soldiers from Afghanistan had to be changed from its initial arrival Friday, when many workers will be on furlough. Though the flight was switched to an earlier day, Col. Rosenberg said it could have been delayed.
The fact remains there are certain things we cant do, he said.
As the furloughs start, Col. Rosenberg praised the work ethic of the posts civilian employees and their emphasis on helping soldiers and families.
Even when theyre facing hardship themselves personally, theyre still worried about the mission, he said.
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...and that would be ONLY after I had explored other options first.
Yes I agree, I think there are many options available at 1B for the O's next year. LF should be manned by Reimold, Hoes, or Avery leaving C Davis and Betemit with only two spots to play: 1B and DH. I would want a right handed guy to platoon with them (particularly Betemit) but I don't think that would be all that difficult to find.


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