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Kaze no tani no Naushika Review
"Hey, Ohmu, It's Your Time To Shine!"
July 19th, 2012
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind is a 1984 animated film made by the one and only, Hayao Miyazaki. This film set in the future, in a post-apocalyptic place. It tells the tale of a young princess called Nausicaä and she tries to stop the conflict between the forest-dwellers and her people.
In the future, a form of conflict happened between the kingdoms all over the pollution that was caused. The war lasted for a gruesome seven days until these mysterious golem-like God Warriors destroyed nearly all of the human race. To make matters worse, the insects have enlarged due to the pollution. Even some small caterpillars have grown to be huge, armored, pissed off monsters!
It's up to Princess Nausicaä, a kind young lady who does not believe in war and somehow cares for the armored caterpillars, the Ohmu. She even tries to save the Pejite princess from a crashing airship that holds a baby God Warrior but fails. Unfortunately, the troops in war with the Pejites, the Tolmekians, invade Nausicaä's land so they could get the God Warrior. Now, it's up to Nausicaä to stop the conflict before the humans are wiped out again!
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind is a very heart-warming film as it tells the audience that conflict will make matters worse. I did like the Ohmu as they are nice creatures when un-provoked and they are an unbelievably humongous size. I also thought Nausicaä's pet fox-squirrel, Teto, was the next Pikachu as he clung on her shoulder. I also said, "Awesome insult!" when she calls the Tolmekian queen, Kushana, a fox-squirrel.
But, I did find this film a little bit gruesome for the kiddies. Not Princess Mononoke gruesome; I'm just saying that it's a bit violent as such scenes when Nausicaä accidentally stabs Master Yupa in the wrist when she was aiming at the Tolmekian knight. I also found the Ohmu and Kushana quite scary and harsh for young viewers. But, I enjoyed the film's sinister plot and wars.


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Enjoyed reading all of the reports. Some awesome early season reports! Very impressive. For those who have crashed. Heal up quickly. My racing activity this season will likely be entirely composed of reading what you guys are doing. I have a probable knee surgery coming up and I've gotten a bit fat . I am currently working on "You Are Your Own Gym" trying to just increase overall body strength and not spending as much time on the bike right now.
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Folsom Winter Crit
Cat 4
Somewhere in the back third at the finish.
First race as a cat 4. Loop about 1k with 2 right turns. Raining and windy. I don't own glasses and discovered the one time I would like them - rain. So it was hard to note landmarks for timing. There were 4 primes and I half heartedly went for the socks but didn't win it. Socks sounded good at the time haha! Race was mild and slow, and it stayed together. second turn was just before a slight incline/headwind to the finish. I was going to take the inside for wind protection but waited too long, got trapped, slowed down and by the time I came out of the turn I was waay too far back. Someone lost traction and crashed a few guys in the field sprint. I got around it but the guy in front of me didn't pull wide enough and a bike slid in front of him. Ambulance had to come onto the course, yikes!
Kinda bummed about my lousy finish. Could have timed that better, especially if I could see the landmarks! Also maybe could have been more aggressive about keeping the pace up. We may as well have skipped right to the last half lap. At least I'm in my car and not an ambulance!
in re: the race being slow, it is what it is. You would just work yourself over to "keep the pace up" if you're working alone.
It's a learning experience going to a new group. Those guys all have more experience than you, so there will be a short learning curve. It's pretty normal.
And glasses: in the rain you'd discover they are worse than useless in about 10 seconds. Even water-phobic lenses will obscure too much when there's a steady stream of gutter water spraying in your face.
Anyway, at least you raced! I've been on a flight delay at SFO, sitting for the past 3 hours.
I want to win a cat 4 crit this year.
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I've used the Evade in mid 80's temps late in 2013… it's not bad at those temps. The added weight is not that noticeable… I have a much light Giro super light as well. Evade is very aero.
The incline is REALLY shallow, like 1-2%. The wind made it feel steeper though.
Just took a look at my data. Apparently it was 24.7 mph, which doesn't seem excessively slow in wind and rain. But NP was only 30w above AP. Maybe that's why it seemed slow. I think at the Early Birds it was more like a 50 to 60 watt difference.
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I race with glasses on in the rain, even after they get all greasy with road scum. Just slide them down on your nose a bit and look over them when you need to.
I did one masive rain race and I had my glasses on the whole race. I had so much wheelspray in my face! I don't think I could endure that much spray without glasses, I would probably crash. If I did a race like that this year I wouldjust ride to the side or at the front to avoid getting so much wheespray. But when I did the race last year I was not in good form and honestly I was just happy not to get dropped.
-Cat-3-o-meter: TBD :/
Ever since I had a bee hit my eyeball during a descent (and crawl around for a few seconds) I wear eye protection.
@aaronmcd sorry about the poor result, you didn't crash, you learned, and you are still hungry to do well. Stay positive!
Ugh, in a world of pain, but could have been worse. Separated ac joint and some major contusions and swelling on my hip and back.
The weather was interesting and I think folks made sure to take it a bit easier than normal for that course. I started with glasses, but ended up taking them off about halfway through as they were not doing much. I found it easier to just squint a bit and stay just off the rooster tail. My objective was to sit in and stay safe and was marking one rider in particular for the sprint that I knew would be strong. All went to plan but I started to get a bit boxed in just before the last turn. Coming out of the turn I was sitting around 20th (not good!!!) and the to 10 guys or so took off with a decent sprint. I saw a hole open up on the inside and I quickly got on my marks wheel and followed him until another hole opened up and I moved around him to try and break out of the traffic jam. Right at that moment there was a shift in the group, the hole closed, and I got pushed hard into the rider on my right. I did all I could to keep up and thought I was coming out of it, but then I just went right over the bars. Once contact was made speed dropped considerably, which is good.
After that, things are bit of a blur. Head hit first, then hip, then the rider behind me collided. Not much he could do unfortunately. He was able to roll out of it and jog to the finish. I've never crashed in a race before and it flipping hurt ... a lot. After the other riders came through, I did a quick assessment, saw no blood, but my shoulder and hip were in agony. I was helped over to the EMT and got a quick checkout and hobbled over to my car with some help from others and just sat in my car for a bit. Called the wife and got a ride over to urgent care. They did a quick checkup were concerned that any time I stood up Id almost black out, so they sent me across the hall to the ER. They took some Xrays of the shoulder and hip, but ruled out a cat scan as I didn't lose consciousness during the crash. Hip is ok, but I've got a separated ac joint and a lump the size of a potato on my back. I was glad that they stopped talking concussion and broken collarbone. Looking at a few week down time or so.
In retrospect, I tried to do too much with too little. I thought I had the hole and would have been able to get up in the points, but no such luck. Could have been avoided by being in a better spot before the turn or just submitting to a mid pack finish and not being so aggressive.
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Crap, Hack. I saw video that caught the aftermath of your crash. I'm glad you weren't hurt worse.
Cyclists of the world, unite! You have nothing to lube but your chains!
Damn hack, sorry to hear! Heal up.
Folsom Crit p/1/2's.. ugh. 14th, might as well be one millionth.
Driving rain on the way out, considering turning around in Livermore when we could barely see the road! But it got slightly better.
Didn't mind the driving rain in the race at all, it was the wind that really sucked. And the small field (22) made for one of those crits that I hate.. a small group, lots of wind.
Break of 2 went off early, and groups eventually left from the front and the rear. I'd look back and all of a sudden six guys that were there were just gone!! (DNFs)
We were a chase group of about 10 for a while, and at one point I came slightly off the back coming in to that last turn.. ugh the headwind! (20 mph?) I felt like I was doing about 5 mph on the finish straight. Anyway the follow car even came around me, but I clawed my way back to the group.
Eventually four went away, and there were six of us left. A few attacks, one of which I countered, but of course the counter to my counter stuck and I was gassed. That left two of us, battling for not-DFL.
Hoping tomorrow goes better!!
hack - Bummer about the crash, heal up well!
Demain, on roule!
Ugh...hobbled out to check the bike over this AM. Top tube cracked on top and bottom. Not all the way around, but will warrant repair. Looks impact damage.

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We also have a small house and don't have room for all this extra crap. I would rather not get a present at all rather than something I have to return.... I've only ever bought from registries.
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Honestly, I feel like it is rude to just totally ignore the registry, which is what most people seem to do.
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BUT good manners about registries/showers seem to vary a lot between families/social circles/ regions. So do what you feel comfortable with.
More than likely you will get very few cloth diapering essentials and a lot of stuff you dont really want, despite letting people know you are cding and registering for gifts. Be grateful and enjoyhaving a few giftcards!
And regarding asking for no disposables, I almost need to tell my circle of friends and family due to them not expecting me to want to do cloth diapering. I've told a few people already and I've been getting the, are you sure you want to do that or just wait you will give up in no time. I just barely got SO to agree to it but he actually had experience with it with his younger siblings and he didn't like the prefold and pins way.
Baby ___ is going green.
So we'll be using cloth diapers we can clean.
I completely agree with both of you. I go out of my way to make sure that the gift I'm giving a mom-to-be or a newlywed couple, is something they actually want. I'm not a fan of including the registry notes in invitations, but I always ask the hostess where the guest of honor is registered.
Of course, I also try to include something unique (and handmade) with the store-bought gift. But that's me, and I have a serious crafting habit.
As to your current conundrum, I'd try to spread the word as much as possible, but expect to send your mom or SO to the store to return some things.


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A few months ago I got an email from a Chowhound poster who goes by the handle ?Equinoise? (he prefers to keep his real name secret) about Bamboo Garden, a Sichuan restaurant in Bellevue that I reviewed back in April. Equinoise, his wife, and I actually met there over dinner, and he?d gone back with some relatives a few months later, only to find that half the dishes we?d tried -- half the menu, in fact -- had disappeared. All the Sichuan delicacies that I?d gotten excited about were no longer there, and most of what was left was of the Chinese-American variety: beef with broccoli, Hunan prawns, etc.
Equinoise wrote a protest on the food bulletin board, whose posters nationwide tend to gravitate toward non-Western cuisines. Other people chimed in. And here?s the best part: Dietmar Schimmel, husband of Bamboo Garden owner Stacy Zhong, responded.
?Chowhound is how I found out all those dishes had been taken off the English menu and moved over to the Chinese menu,? Schimmel told me on the phone today. ?I always go with my wife, so I never open the the menu. My wife takes care of the ordering. I like a lot of those dishes a lot.? On the board (and later, talking to me), he explained that the restaurant?s lunch clientele is mostly white and its dinner and weekend clientele, predominantly Chinese. Zhong didn?t find that the Western customers were ordering many of the unfamiliar dishes, so she pared down the English menu to make it easier for her Western customers to find what they liked.There?s a precarious balance that restaurants with both insider (in Bamboo Garden?s case, Chinese) and outsider (non-Chinese) customers must find. Insider customers come for dishes that they can?t find anywhere else, but those same dishes can disturb or repel outsiders, who may then feel intimidated about picking dishes they can be confident they?ll like. Many restaurants have handled this dilemma by hiding specialties with offal or unfamiliar sea creatures in plain sight: printing up two separate menus, one in English and another in their native tongue, or posting specials on the wall that the waiters, seeking not to offend the customer or invite ridicule, will claim to be unable to translate. (Note: This isn't true of every Chinese restaurant, of course. Szechuan Chef, for example, puts it all out there.)
As someone who eats broadly and is always trying to ferret out a restaurant?s specialties, regardless of whether timid eaters would like it, this exclusion used to make me angry. Not just for myself, but for second-generation kids who never learned to read their parents? native language, people who grew up in other cultures that don?t share mainstream American taboos, and other white Midwesterners who got past the ick factor long ago.
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Published online 9 July 2008 | Nature 454, 150 (2008) A former Texas official is suing the state's education agency, saying that its policies passively endorse creationism. In a complaint filed with a district court on 1 July, Christina Comer, a former director of state science education, alleged that officials tacitly condone the teaching of […]
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Congratulations to Roddy Bullock for having his first column, Judge says creationism for the birds, published in Worldnet Daily. Roddy is head of the Intelligent Design Network in Ohio. Roddy references Bill Dembski's Immodest Proposal But there is another option, a brilliant solution if evolution's defenders have any integrity. Put forth by author William Dembski, […]
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Observing the ongoing collapse of civil liberties in Canada, Bill asked me, As I recall, Judge Jones in his ruling used the word "disparage" in relation to Darwin and his theory, attempting to put pressure on those who might want to disparage Darwin in the public school context. How soon before it is illegal to disparage […]
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Further to Granville Sewell's work on the 2nd Law in an open system, here is Duncan & Semura profound insight into how loss of information is the foundation for the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. This appears foundational to the understanding and development and testing of origin theories and consequent change in physical and biotic systems. […]
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|June 6, 2007
|Posted by scordova under Education, Intelligent Design, Laws
There have been a few limited skirmishes in Virginia over ID in the universities. Up until now the public school issue has been quiet. But are things set to change? Ed Brayton brought this article to my attention: Evolution vs. Intelligent Design How were the oceans, puppies and human beings formed? Was it through evolution, […]
First they came…
|June 6, 2007
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Intelligent Design, Laws, Legal
The following poem entitled "First they came…" is inscribed at the Boston Holocaust Memorial. Those who believe Guillermo Gonzalez' involvement with ID outside the Iowa State campus can be justly used in consideration of whether or not to grant him tenure would be well served to think about this. First they came… They came first […]
Freedom of Religious Expression Protection Act of 2007
|February 28, 2007
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Laws, Legal
The act, often abbreviated "PERA" (Public Expression of Religion Act) was introduced introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2006 and was passed by a strong majority. It was not considered by the Senate in 2006. Sam Brownback (R-Kansas) has reintroduced it to the Senate for 2007. The act prohibits the award of attorney's […]
Settlement Puts Lid on Thought
|December 21, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Education, Evolution, Laws
Settlement puts lid on thought By LARRY TAYLOR Published on: 12/21/06 Once again, the potent combination of a liberal judge and the deep pockets of the American Civil Liberties Union have proved too much to overcome.
Where Science Fails, Financial Intimidation Wins
|December 21, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Evolution, Laws, Legal
The "science" of evolution can't withstand even mild criticism so they resort to financial intimidation to win the day. Cobb county, Georgia, didn't teach evolution at all in their high schools. A few years ago they decided to start teaching it and placed the following sticker in the textbook: This textbook contains material on evolution. […]
"The Judge Jones School of Law"
|December 12, 2006
|Posted by William Dembski under Courts, Culture, Darwinism, Evolution, Intelligent Design, Laws
A hilarious flash animation of Judge Jones as a pull-string doll appears over at www.overwhelmingevidence.com. The humor is, granted, adolescent, but this is a site for high school students, and they are, after all, the ones that Judge Jones's decision disenfranchised.
Ed Brayton Needs To Talk To Tim Sandefur About Juries
|July 2, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Laws, Legal
I normally don't respond to any of Ed Brayton's pap (see here and here) but he's become apoplectic on this and he's contradicting his good friend and attorney Tim Sandefur who wrote about a right to a jury in the Dover case.
Jury Nullification – People Stripped of Their Power
|June 28, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Laws, Legal
This is a follow on to my earlier article urging people to write their congress persons in support of H.R. 2679, Public Expression of Religion Act of 2005. What I want to talk about here is how the people have been stripped of their right to have a jury judge the law – commonly called […]
Stop the ACLU
|May 25, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Laws, Legal
Stop the ACLU
ACLU Supports Vile Protesters at Military Funerals
|May 25, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Laws, Legal
ACLU lawsuit challenges Ky. funeral-protest law By The Associated Press 05.02.06 FRANKFORT, Ky.  Portions of a new state law intended to prevent protesters from disrupting funerals for soldiers killed in Iraq are unconstitutional and should be struck down, the American Civil Liberties Union said in a federal lawsuit filed yesterday.
ACLU Stops Graduation Prayers
|May 25, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Laws, Legal
Graduation prayer axed at Shelby County High PRINCIPAL CITES COMPLAINT FROM STUDENT, CIVIL LIBERTIES ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATED PRESS SHELBYVILLE – The principal of Shelby County High School said the school will not have formal prayer at graduation exercises next month after receiving a complaint from a student and the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky.
Good Democracy, Bad Democracy, and No Democracy
|March 31, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Laws
Henry Neufeld is entitled to an opinion. So are all these people: http://www.harrisinteractive.com/harris_poll/index.asp?PID=581 Only 12% of the adults in the U.S. think Darwinian evolution should be taught in a vacuum. Biblical creationism is out on establishment clause grounds but ID is neutral on the nature of the intelligence and widely supported as contrast for unintelligent […]
(Culture War) The Final Rout of the Left Has Begun
|February 23, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Constitution, Courts, Education, Laws, Legal
South Dakota just passed a law making abortion a felony except in case of medical emergency. It's now just a matter for the governor to sign it which everyone expects him to do. The law is designed to force the Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade. The present Supreme Court is unlikely to hold […]
Dover – It Was All About the Book
|January 29, 2006
|Posted by Dave S. under Courts, Intelligent Design, Laws, Legal
This article lays it out and backs it up with quotes from the opposition.


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Beautiful, Bren. Love all, but number two takes my breath away
Bren, these are gorgeous! I don't' blame you for keeping them all to yourself!
Oh! that is lovely, Susan (and Christina)!
The colors are ALL Christina!
I just love this! You're such an inspiration Susan :)
Wait until yu see the beads... I had to rip back to my life line, running out of yarn too quickly, but that was what the pattern called for... I shouldn't have added the extra pattern repeat... I'm back to knitting and should be up to my stopping point later tonight.
i can't wait! i've only done one project with beads (and I finally got a teeny crochet needle to pull the beads through) so i'm always eager to see what other projects look like!
I use the crochet hook method, too... I use a 1 mm.
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This was not planned, but we are GREATLY excited about it. I was told back in January that I shouldn't even bother to try for the next year since my body and cycles wouldn't not be susceptible, and then, once we tried for 3-6 months and nothing happens to seek fertility assistance since I probably would not be able to conceive on my own (I had just finished Chemo and Radiation for Cancer).
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I believe they trade pink-sheets here in the USA - how will this be handled for USA Provident shareholders???
I contacted PVX today. After the merger all investors will receive Dividends.
I contacted Pembina's investor relations people and they said that Pembina will apply for listing on the NYSE following the closing of the transaction--so we just need to be patient
what happens if Pembina goes up to $30 by March?
Then sell!
The ratio is the ratio.
I e-mailed Pembina about this and the response is below. Also US stock holders cannot join DRIP until it listed on the NYSE, but they will get cash dividends.
Hi there,
Upon closing of the proposed transaction, you would receive regular monthly dividends from Pembina Pipeline Corporation. At present, Pembina's DRIP does not provide for the participation of US residents, but that is subject to change going forward. Pembina will likely investigate amending its DRIP to allow for US residents to be eligible to participate after receiving approval to proceed with the proposed listing of Pembina's securities on the NYSE.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact me.
Best regards,
Hayley Nelson - Analyst, Investor Relations
Pembina Pipeline Corporation | 3800, 525 - 8th Avenue S.W. Calgary, AB T2P 1G1
Tel: (403) 231-7404 | Cell: (403) 519-5049 | email@example.com
PPL has filed to trade on NYSE should be approved by deal close
I trade on the Toronto exchange under the symbol PPL. I also have a broker who is on the TSX, not some BS like Fidelity running the OTC and calling it the canadian market.
• Pembina to increase monthly dividend rate from $0.130 to $0.135 per share upon
acquisition close
• Pembina will be the surviving entity with a combined executive team from both
Pembina and Provident management
• Pembina will assume all the rights and obligations of Provident's unsecured
subordinated debentures
o 5.75% maturing December 31, 2017
o 5.75% maturing December 31, 2018
• Provident will suspend its premium dividend reinvestment plan
• Major near-term projects include:
o Saturn and Resthaven liquids extraction facilities
o Peace NGL pipeline expansion
o Redwater liquids storage development
o Redwater fractionator capacity expansion
• Pro forma 2011 senior debt to EBITDA at approximately 2.4x
• $100 million break fee
o Pembina has the right to match any competing offers
• Required approvals:
o Canadian Competition Act
o 66.67% approval from Provident shareholders
o >50% approval from Pembina shareholders
o Other customary approvals
• Pembina intends to list on the NYSE
Just wondering ??? PVX shareholder are getting 15.2329 a share.
Pembina closed today at $27.21 multiplied by .425 equals a Provident share value in the merger of $11.56.
You need to check your facts!!
Pembina will apply for listing on NYSE at closing of buy out in late March 2012.
In the Conf Call, they specifically said they intend to list on the NYSE.
That's too bad. I would have preferred that Pembina stay away from the most crooked casino in the stock market world called the NY equity market. Now we will have to deal with naked shorting with the GoldmanSucks and JPM crooks.
What source do you have for that info. I see this company sticking with the pink sheets for awhile. Why pay the additional cost to list on NYSE?
Canadian and U.S. Tax Considerations for Provident Shareholders
The Arrangement Agreement has been structured to allow Provident shareholders to receive Pembina shares generally on a tax-deferred basis for Canadian income tax purposes. In addition, the Arrangement Agreement has been structured so that the Arrangement will qualify as a tax-free transaction for U.S. federal income tax purposes. If the Arrangement qualifies as a tax-free transaction, Provident shareholders who receive Pembina shares will not be required to recognize gain and will not be permitted to recognize loss. However, there can be no assurance that the U.S. Internal Revenue Service will not challenge the treatment of the Arrangement as a tax-free transaction.
About the Transaction
I guess we get the security on the pink sheets line, though I am not sure. I hold PVX in an IRA, so it won't matter if I sell or take the stock, but I was in a taxed account I would prefer to move into stock if possible.


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Canadianpj Sep 26, 2012 9:53 AM
in response to mbrooks01
For me, my crashes and freezes have completely stopped unless I use an external monitor! Which is something I would very much like to get back to doing when I am at work as I can be more productive.
I tried serveral monitors, just in case. I replaced my displayport to DVI connector, just in case but it's the same. If I use an external monitor I can expect at least 3-4 video lockups during the day.
If I do not use an external monitor I have no more video lockups since 10.8.2 so I'm very confused now.
harlando_tt Sep 26, 2012 10:29 AM
in response to Canadianpj
I use an external monitor most of the time and do notice the freezes mainly when I'm using it. I don't use it much without the monitor but from the use without the monitor I have not noticed to many issues.
Canadianpj Sep 26, 2012 3:02 PM
in response to harlando_tt
I think I spoke to soon really, after a long while of no freezes without the external monitor it did it twice today. When I check my console log the following errors show up. According to Apple really my hardware is fine and this should not be a problem so they don't know what to do.
9/26/12 1:02:01.000 PM kernel[0]: NVDANV50HAL loaded and registered.
9/26/12 2:38:17.000 PM kernel[0]: NVDA(DMA): Channel exception! exception type = 0x6 = Fifo: Parse Error
9/26/12 2:41:46.000 PM kernel[0]: NVDA(OpenGL): Channel exception! exception type = 0x6 = Fifo: Parse Error
9/26/12 2:42:02.000 PM kernel[0]: NVDA(OpenGL): Channel exception! exception type = 0xd = GR: SW Notify Error
9/26/12 2:42:02.000 PM kernel[0]: NVDA(OpenGL): Channel exception! exception type = 0xd = GR: SW Notify Error
9/26/12 2:42:03.000 PM kernel[0]: NVDA(OpenGL): Channel exception! exception type = 0xd = GR: SW Notify Error
9/26/12 2:44:46.000 PM kernel[0]: NVDANV50HAL loaded and registered.
Kim Hill1 Sep 29, 2012 3:22 AM
in response to ollieman1998
Just crashed again. Screen started flashing, increasing graphical garbage. Total freeze. Had to power down.
So- 10.8.2 did not fix it. This was the first 10.8.2 crash - 10 days after installing it.
mbrooks01 Sep 29, 2012 8:19 AM
in response to Kim Hill1
I haven't had any freezes yet under 10.8.2. But what I find strange is that different people are experiencing totally different types of freezes. I never get a flashing screen or graphic garbage. Other people claim they only have a problem when they connect a 2nd monitor.
I just lose my WiFi and have to quit applications one at a time. Usually, most of the apps are still working until I try to quit them (aside from not being able to connect to the web because there's no WiFi). They become unresponsive when I try to quit. Then I have to force quit each one in turn, then reboot and everything is fine again until the next freeze.
One thing I noticed early on: I originally had Skype loading automatically when I booted. I no longer do that. I've had far fewer freezes since I've kept Skype out of memory. Maybe it's a coincidence, maybe not. Obviously I had no problems under Snow Leopard (I had skipped Lion).
I did have a situation yesterday that was a bit different: I was in Safari with several open Tabs and it slowed to a crawl. Safari was consuming 98% of CPU cycles. I quit Safari and then relaunched it and went back to the same sites and everything was fine again.
DavidMarkowitz Sep 29, 2012 10:36 AM
in response to ollieman1998
So I've been having freezes as well, but not with any graphical glitch. I think the freezes started after updating to 10.8.2 (though I'm not certain). For me, they happen whenever my computer goes to sleep, either manually or automatically. The computer just never wakes up.
I just looked at my console logs and discovered that the crashes are all related to WDDriveManager. I've uninstalled, so hopefully that fixes it.
Kim Hill1 Sep 29, 2012 12:40 PM
in response to ollieman1998
I just crashed again, barely 9 hours after the last time.
So- no crashes for 10 days after installing 10.8.2, then two crashes in 9 hours.
What happened: I clicked on a Safari link, and suddenly got strobing graphical garbage on my MBP display. The cursor could move, but no other response. I had to power down, as always.
BadgerDog Sep 30, 2012 11:26 AM
in response to ollieman1998
I have exactly the same probllem, after installing Mountain Lion on my MacBook Pro 2009. Currently running 10.8.2 and it's frozen up at least 6 times today. Never had a problem in 3 years before Mountain Lion.
Went to Genius Bar and they tested hardware, saying it was fine. Did complete re-install of Mountain Lion and still have the problem... pretty frustrating when nobody at Apple will admit to a problem.
Any help would be appreciated...
Kim Hill1 Sep 30, 2012 12:38 PM
in response to BadgerDog
BadgerDog wrote:
Did complete re-install of Mountain Lion and still have the problem...
Did you start from scratch & re-load apps, etc., or did you just re-install ML over your existing config? I was thinking about re-installing completely from scratch. Since my crashes are much less frequent, figuring out whether anything has changed will be difficult/time-consuming.
BadgerDog Sep 30, 2012 1:38 PM
in response to Kim Hill1
I did everything imaginable ....
Reset NVRAM
Reset SMC
Re-installed Mountain Lion 10.8.2 (Twice!!)
Ran hardware diags myself and took it to Apple who could find nothing.
Opened it up and reseated RAM and checked all connectors...
Finally, I saw post on here about SDRAM drive, which I have installed ...
System Config:
Model Name: MacBook Pro
Model Identifier: MacBookPro5,1
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2.53 GHz
Number of Processors: 1
Total Number of Cores: 2
L2 Cache: 6 MB
Memory: 8 GB
Bus Speed: 1.07 GHz
Mac OSX 10.7.4
Capacity: 512.11 GB (512,110,190,592 bytes)
Model: M4-CT512M4SSD2
NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT:
Chipset Model: NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT
Type: GPU
Bus: PCIe
PCIe Lane Width: x16
VRAM (Total): 512 MB
Vendor: NVIDIA (0x10de)
Device ID: 0x0647
Revision ID: 0x00a1
ROM Revision: 3437
gMux Version: 1.7.3
LED Cinema Display:
Resolution: 2560 x 1440
Pixel Depth: 32-Bit Color (ARGB8888)
Display Serial Number: 2A0433LR6JL
Main Display: Yes
Mirror: Off
Online: Yes
Rotation: Supported
Connection Type: DisplayPort
Note that it was version 1 of the firmware which was running on my current config that was freezing ...
I went to the Cruscial site and found an update to version 10G !!!
I burned a CDROM with their ISO image and booted it, installing the firmware update. It now reads ..
Capacity: 512.11 GB (512,110,190,592 bytes)
Model: M4-CT512M4SSD2
Revision: 010G
I rebooted to my Mountain Lion 10.8.2 desktop and I'm typing this post waiting for my next freeze up, or perhaps I've finally solved the issue... I really don't know at this point ...
Hope this helps someone...
Edit: Found a statment from Crucial that suggested their firmware update solved the following problem (sound familiar?):
"Corrected a condition where an incorrect response to a SMART counter will cause the m4 drive to become unresponsive after 5184 hours of Power-on time. The drive will recover after a power cycle, however, this failure will repeat once per hour after reaching this point. The condition will allow the end user to successfully update firmware, and poses no risk to user or system data stored on the drive."
James Lightfoot Oct 1, 2012 7:59 AM
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My Pro is barely a month old and now it is basically unable to be used due to this bug. I can't be on it for more than 3 minutes before it freezes.
I can move the cursor but it won't engage with anything, it's like a paralysed screen.
I can't believe everyone here has been suffering with this for months now. What in the world are Apple playing at? When will they fix this?
Is there any temporary fix I can do in the meantime? It's an essential for my degree, I'd be willing to uninstall Mountain Lion if needs be, albeit reluctantly.
mbrooks01 Oct 1, 2012 8:07 AM
in response to James Lightfoot
For most of us, since it only freezes once in a while, it's difficult to demonstrate the problem to an Apple Tech. But since you say yours freezes every few minutes, if you're anywhere near an Apple store, I would suggest bringing it in, since you can easily show what happens.
If you're not near an Apple store, call up Apple. Your machine is under warranty. Ask them what to do.
Kim Hill1 Oct 1, 2012 11:15 PM
in response to BadgerDog
BadgerDog wrote:
Re-installed Mountain Lion 10.8.2 (Twice!!)
Did you start from scratch & re-load apps, etc., or did you re-install ML over your existing config?
Also- I have an 8GB RAM upgrade, too. I wonder if this is related to 8GB upgrades...
moiraf100 Oct 2, 2012 12:32 AM
in response to Kim Hill1
I too upgraded to 8gb ram before installing ML.
It's been a few weeks since I had a freeze.
harlando_tt Oct 2, 2012 11:15 AM
in response to moiraf100
wow I too upgraded to 8GB of RAM just prior to installing Moutain Lion - my computer went wonky again today. the wifi would not work and preview was very sow such that I could not scroll through a PDF
I had to manually turnoff the computer


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Suddenly this summer, it has become possible to gain 3.2 pounds walking from Pine and 10th to Pike and 14th (3.4 pounds if you walk the same route downhill) if you're hitting the neighborhood's three new ice cream places on the way. Not only are Capitol HIll's ice cream shops fighting one another for the hearts of Seattlites, they're drafting local coffee roasters to serve as their seconds.
This week I put a scoop of Vivace coffee ice cream from Best of Seattle® 2009 readers-poll fave Molly Moon's Ice Cream against the Stumptown ice cream from newcomer Bluebird Homemade Ice Cream, located a little more than three blocks away.
Molly Moon's ice cream, made with Vivace's standard espresso roast, contains big flecks of coffee, giving the cream a noticeable crunch, a hint of java bitterness in the finish, and a pointedly toasty, stick-your-nose-underneath-the-burr-grinder flavor. It doesn't taste like coffee ice cream. It tastes like espresso milk.
Bluebird grinds Stumptown coffee (I'll identify the coffee as soon as I hear back from them) finer than Molly Moon's does, and steeps it longer in the custard before churning. Its scoop, walnut-hued compared to the cookies-and-cream appearance of its competitor, hits you with the same just-brewed aroma when you put spoon to mouth. But then, it segues into a more mellow, caramelly, classic coffee flavor. Not only is the flavor richer, but the ice cream has a richer mouthfeel, too, creamier, thicker, with smaller-grained ice crystals. Bluebird's still tinkering with its formulas, the counter guy has told me, and I've noticed some variation in the other flavors I've tasted a couple times in a row, so I don't know yet if the ice cream is going to be as consistently good.
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Off-Campus Housing:
Many student choose off campus housing because its cheaper than dorms.
Everybody always goes all out for the games, especially football and basketball games.
There are so many different Races and religions that its interesting t just walk around and be able to tell who is what race.
Overall Experience:
just going for the degree
There are lots of different people with different backgrounds on campus. However, it is typical to see many students from high SES circles instead of those of us with low SES because it's so expensive.
It's extremely expensive to park anywhere near campus. I usually tend to park next to the farmer ed building and pay ten bucks a day to park but the lot fills up fast.
I am an online student so transportation issues are of no issue to me.
Just started the process of financial aid. So far it has been easy. Doing the government financial aid was easy.
Campus security is helpful, and they are usually only a hassle to deal with if you are being difficult. Parking is the one area I would critique them on- it's a little too strict with the parking tickets and citations, given that the parking situation on/around campus is terrible. Not enough parking spaces are available within reasonable walking distance to campus.
The computers available on campus are pretty good usually, though most students use their own laptops. The printing costs are insane, and the speed of the network is sometimes very slow. But wi-fi is available campus wide, which is helpful.
Drug Safety:
I don't participate in this scene, so I can't give a huge review. But it seems like it's under control, and yet it is known that there are students who participate.
Party Scene:
Mill was fun once I turned 21!
Greek Life:
If Mr. Crow gave the Greek system the time of day, I promise you it would be 100% better than what it is. Look at UofA for example, their houses are clean and nice. They still throw parties, but they're not as absurd and violent and dangerous as the ones at ASU because they are accepted and closer to campus. Also, community service sororities should be more accepted into Greek life if they want to be. There should not be any bias based on social versus service.
Campus Housing:
University Towers was the best! Cholla sucked.
It is fun for school spirit and school reputation, but I still wish more focus and effort was made for schools, for example the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Guys & Girls:
ASU is kind of like the real world.... Lots of different people of all different styles and backgrounds. some are very studious, others don't care about school. It's what you make out of it.
Health & Safety:
Health Services has been very helpful
I think this school is pretty diverse. We have students from all different walks of life on campus. I enjoy seeing the many different faces that you are guaranteed to run into on a daily basis.
Drug Safety:
The occasional pothead from california or colordo
Greek Life:
Interaction with greeks all depends on your major. North campus is less greek friendly.
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After freshman year, be prepare to live in an overpriced apartment or venture into the ghetto.
It all depends on the CA
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Simply magic...
Awesome concept, very nice composition and style, well done Kevin!
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Kevin, as you said something different for you. I thought the same thing before I read your description. But it is a truly fabulous render (as usual) - beautiful background, gorgeous model and the wind effects are super . Love it.
Thank you, sir! It was just something that came to me as an inspiration, so I thought I'd give it a go.
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Summer Learning Track: Armchair Traveler
"The books transported her into new worlds and introduced her to amazing people who lived exciting lives. She went on olden-day sailing ships with Joseph Conrad. She went to Africa with Ernest Hemingway and to India with Rudyard Kipling. She travelled all over the world while sitting in her little room in an English village."
― Roald Dahl, Matilda
This summer, combine your wanderlust and wonder-lust to explore far-off lands and world cultures without leaving town. Take the Richland Library Friends' Summer Learning Challenge! Get started by using this sample Learning Track, or develop your own! The challenge begins on May 30th and goes through August 16th.
Take a tour through some of these travel memoir gems, both classic and new:
- A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway
- Radio Shangri-La by Lisa Napoli
- In a Sunburned Country by Bill Bryson
- The Great Railway Bazaar: By Train Through Asia by Paul Theroux
- Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India, and Indonesia by Elizabeth Gilbert
- Getting Stoned with Savages: A Trip Through the Islands of Figi and Vanuatu by Maarten Troost
- Blue Latitudes: Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before by Tony Horwitz
- Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing
- French Milk by Lucy Knisley
- The Innocents Abroad: Roughing It by Mark Twain
- Queen of the Road: The True Tale of 47 States, 22,000 Miles, 200 Shoes, 2 Cats, 1 Poodle, a Husband, and a Bus with a Will of its Own by Doren Orion
- Edith Wharton Abroad: Selected Travel Writings, 1888-1920 by Edith Wharton
Join the discussion! Many of our book groups will be reading and discussing books that explore different countries and cultures:
- Reader's Morning Out (Ballentine) -- 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, June 9th
- Novel People of Eastover -- 6:00 p.m., Thursday, August 6th
River Town: Two Years on the Yangtze by Peter Hessler
In 1996, 26-year-old Peter Hessler arrived in Fuling, a town on China's Yangtze River, to begin a two-year Peace Corps stint as a teacher at the local college. Along with fellow teacher Adam Meier, the two are the first foreigners to be in this part of the Sichuan province for 50 years. Expecting a calm couple of years, Hessler at first does not realize the social, cultural, and personal implications of being thrust into a such radically different society.
- Bookin' It @ Ballentine -- 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 24th -- The Paris Architect by Charles Belfoure
Like most gentiles in Nazi-occupied Paris, architect Lucien Bernard has little empathy for the Jews. So when a wealthy industrialist offers him a large sum of money to devise secret hiding places for Jews, Lucien struggles with the choice of risking his life for a cause he doesn't really believe in. Ultimately he can't resist the challenge...
- Book Banter Discussion Group (St. Andrews) -- 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 9th -- Moloka'i by Alan Brennert
This richly imagined novel, set in Hawai'i more than a century ago, is an extraordinary epic of a little-known time and place---and a deeply moving testament to the resiliency of the human spirit.
- Reader's Morning Out (Ballentine) -- 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, August 11 -- Call the Midwife by Jennifer Worth
In the 1950s, twenty-two-year-old Jenny Lee leaves her comfortable home to move into a convent and become a midwife in London's East End slums. While delivering babies all over the city, Jenny encounters a colorful cast of women.
Let your mind wander through the incredible landscapes in these photographic works:
- National Geographic: Photographs, Then and Now
- Earthbound: A Rough Guide to the World in Pictures
- Hidden America: Finding Stunning Beauty and Strange Stories in Secret Places From Coast to Coast by Robert Sullivan
- Scotland's Coast: A Photographer's Journey by Joe Cornish
- Wild Africa by Alex Bernasconi
- Alaska by Art Wolfe
Getting a little jealous reading about all these beautiful, exotic locales? Peruse through a copy of Bad Trips: A Sometimes Terrifying, Sometimes Hilarious Collection of Writing on the Perils of the Road. This collection of tales from poets, novelists, and journalists will make you glad you're globe trekking from the comforts of your living room!
Make an expedition to one of these engaging programs that bring world cultures right here to the library:
- Chinese Brush Painting Workshop*
Create your own masterpiece with Chinese Brush Painting artist Wei Yao. Please register.
3 – 5 p.m., Saturday, June 20 -- Northeast
- Hablamos Spanish Conversation Gathering for teens and adults
Learning Spanish? Ya lo hablas? Join us on the first and third Wednesday evenings every month and enjoy an hour of some relaxed Spanish chitchat.
6:30 – 7:30 p.m., June 3 and 17 -- Southeast
- Southeast Screens: Cinco de Mayo La Batalla
Join us a month after Cinco de Mayo to watch the historical war drama Cinco de Mayo La Batalla. The film details the events surrounding the 1862 Battle of Puebla when the Mexican army defeated French troops. The film is in Spanish with subtitles.
3 – 5 p.m., Saturday, June 20 -- Southeast
- Tai Chi
Improve your balance, flexibility, and coordination with this ancient form of exercise. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
9:15 a.m., Tuesdays, May 5th – August 25 -- Sandhills
Your library card is your ticket to a grand world tour! Add some stamps to your intellectual passport this summer by reading, watching, listening, participating, and exploring all of these exciting destinations and cultures, and anywhere else your mind takes you. All aboard!


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