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CT Transit and school buses speeding ► OpenConcord Street New haven, CT
Speeding buses flying down Concord. The neighborhood has complained to the police, bus company and our alderman. It's very dangerous. There are a lot of pedestrians including children on the streets. Someone is going to get killed.
Hoping someone does something about this. The supervisor at Cttransit said there is a cam on the driver. Perhaps it should be turned towards the speedometer.
I will be setting up a radar app and camera soon. I have reported the bus numbers, time etc over and over. Nothing is done.
Time to move the buses to Townsend where they belong.
Also 95% of the time the buses are empty. Time to FOIA the ridership numbers.
I'm done.· Reported by Morris Cove · Share · Flag Flagged
Parks Request ► AcknowledgedEast Shore Park New Haven, ConnecticutThe grass waist high all along the East shore Park biking/walking trail. There is concern for lyme and Zika virus besides physical danger of not seeing what you are riding into when ride around walkers. It is a disgrace!· Reported by Two kids with cf · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
Acknowledged Rebecca Bombero, Director Parks Recreation & Trees (Verified Official)
Historically the fields at East Shore were used to produce hay for the ship yard where it was used as packing material for goods shipped out of New Haven. This year, these fields will be left for hay as a demonstration of this historic use and to serve as an educational experience for New Haven residents.
A mow strip of 8-10 feet has been created as a buffer around the trails to help to reduce these concerns.
Two kids with cf (Registered User)Thank you for responding. While history and education are important. The fields at East Shore are no longer hay fields. They are baseball fields, soccer fields, and walking/ biking trails. I saw the 8-10 feet attempt at a mow strip. It is not nearly enough as kids are in the tall "hay". Since this is an attempt at education about history. Maybe some education to the public on this plan would have been appreciated. Such as signs posted. Myself and my kids will not be using it until the "hay" is baled.
Townsend Avenue neighbor (Guest)I couldn't agree more. We walk our dog at East Shore park and walk & ride bikes with our kids. A notice to residents to inform us would have been appreciated. I still vote for getting it mowed as do many of our neighbors. I vote for mowing it and keeping a small area to demonstrate the historic use
guest (Registered User)I am not at East Shore but I do support this for environmental reasons. It is good for the local small wild life. Not to mention it is good for the soil and the air. They had it like that at East Rock to. I was very excited to see the forward thinking. Many places have started doing this not just new haven it also help reseed the area. Did I mention the fact that it helps bees to! The White House released a strategy to protect pollinators by increasing wildlife habitat. Yes the shoreline is a wildlife habitat. We really need to reassess how much mowed space we really need. Just a few thoughts on this.
Speeding even faster now that ice is gone ► OpenConcord Street New Haven, ConnecticutHybrid bus going 45 mph on Concord early this afternoon. I have had. it. I bought a radar gun and am shoting pics too. If this does not self correct we will find another way to slow them down. So sick of the non response of CT Transit.· Reported by Concord · Share · Flag Flagged
Sidewalks and Curb damage ► Acknowledged33-35 Florence Avenue New Haven, CT 06512, USAI would like to thank public works for plowing snow and ice onto my sidewalk which up until this point was cleared for pedestrian traffic. Judging from the distance the ice was thrown, whoever was driving was going at a pretty good rate of speed. Just glad that nobody was walking on the sidewalk at the time, they would of surely have been knocked out.· Reported by Turk · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
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Acknowledged Department of Public Works (Verified Official)Can't speak to your specifics but snow plowing often blows snow back into driveways or onto sidewalks even when plows are traveling at a low speed. Thanks for feedback. We do weigh it and try to adjust accordingly.
Turk (Registered User)Thanks for the reply. I am aware of plow push back and the sort. I myself am a civil servant and understand fully. It can be a thankless job. For the most part the crews have worked very hard and have done a wonderful job. I normally wouldn't complain but this seemed like an issue that needed to be addressed. Thank you again for the reply.
Florence neighbor (Guest)We also got those huge ice chunks strewn across our formerly cleared sidewalk and driveway. This created an unnecessary hardship--a heart-attack waiting to happen. I really want to thank the more adept and sensitive professional snow plow drivers who manage to balance keeping our sidewalks and driveways as clear as possible while getting their important job done in a timely manner. This last plow driver clearly was not a professional!!!
Amanda (Registered User)I cleared my driveway 3 times during last weeks snowstorm. When I needed to use my car at 7 pm, the plow had blocked the drive with a large ice boulder that I couldn't lift or break up. In past years, plow drivers would clear the street from both directions. Now the just go one way, and those os us on the left side are blocked in. Please, could you go back to plowing from both ways??!
Tree ripped up the side walk back during sandy! ► Acknowledged44 Girard Ave New Haven, CTthe sidewalk is lifted 2/3 feet in the air inf ront of a home of a handicapped woman.It has been this way since Super storm sandy. Why could this go on so long like 2 and half months?
tapped off and nothing has been done .Please help her and the people on this street.· Reported by CTG8 · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
- View all 5 Comments
Sara (Registered User)This is unsafe and forces little ones and others to walk on a busy street. Please fix this for everyone on this street.
Donna Greene (Guest)I would contact the alderperson in your vicinity regarding the tree problem and any other future problems that may occur; hope this message helped you?
Department of Public Works (Verified Official)Department of Public Works assigned this issue to Localized Repair
Sara (Registered User)This is still not fixed. It is now mid May.
Sidewalks and Curb damage ► Acknowledged22 Mansion Street New Haven, ConnecticutI recently purchased 22 Mansion St, I'm highly concerned with the condition of the sidewalk, its cracked and broken badly. Yesterday an older woman had tripped and fallen on it. I would really like to see it repaired to avoid future accidents and liability.· Reported by AnthonyD · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
Acknowledged Department of Public Works (Verified Official)We received your issue and will inspect it as soon as we can. Thanks for reporting.
aunida (Registered User)I live at the corner of Parker and Mansion, and my side walk on Mansion is in the same shape with pieces of side walk out of place and missing. If you could inspect this portion of side walk too, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!
Department of Public Works (Verified Official)Aunida- Please open a new See Click Fix issue about your sidewalk with your address. The above issue has already entered the back end work orders and your issue will be lost. Thanks
Catch Basin ► Acknowledged169 -163 South End Road New Haven, ConnecticutCatch basin is flooding and resident is concerned with all the rain that it will get worse.· Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
Acknowledged Department of Public Works (Verified Official)We've received your issue and will inspect it, weather permitting, as soon as we can. Thanks.
City Engineer (Guest)Reported to State Highway Maintenance. This is a State Road.
-City Engineer
City of New Haven Engineering Department (Verified Official)This issue was recategorized from Public Space, Streets and Drains to Other.
Potholes ► AcknowledgedArrington And Townsend 'Ave New Haven, ConnecticutMany wide and deep holes on street· Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
Anon (Guest)Time to pave the Cove..though Townsend was paved, right?
Acknowledged Department of Public Works (Verified Official)We received your issue and will address it as soon as we can. Thanks for reporting.
tom gianfriddo (Registered User)from state street on bishop street to orange street; the ENTIRE block is filled with large chucks of deep holes. what a mess. pity the poor cars and if the city is not doing the job they were paid to do...fix ALL THE CITY STREETS......New Haven is a disgrace!
beth_d (Guest)Townsend Av is a state road, maintained by CT-DOT not the City of New Haven.
Public Space, Streets and Drains ► AcknowledgedLighthouse Rd New Haven, ConnecticutLeaky yellow fire hydrant, across the street from 277 Lighthouse Rd. Noticed it at about 5pm tonight. Just a small leak but I'm sure it will accumulate over time.· Reported by mousey129 · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
jdyer (Registered User)The RWA will place a courtesy call to the fire department when we open in the morning. Jean Dyer
Acknowledged LCI East Shore/ Quinnipiac East (Verified Official)Has this issue been resolved by contacting the FD?
jdyer (Registered User)We placed a courtesy call to the fire department this morning. Jean Dyer
Snow plow missed 26 Eden st ► Acknowledged26eden Street New Haven, ConnecticutPlow went around broken manhole cover and miss 26 eded· Reported by Phil · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged by: City of New Haven
Acknowledged Department of Public Works (Verified Official)Crews are continuing to sand and plow citywide. After one pass initially, they returned last night to clear streets as much as possible under various conditions. Thanks for the feedback. We weigh it and adjust accordingly.
greeblesox (Guest)I know the drivers are working hard, but so are all of us living in houses on these cities and I'd like to beg the drivers to at least drive the speed limit so that we have a fighting chance of not dying of heart attacks clearing, reclearing, and reclearing extremely heavy, deep, salt laden snow and large ice chunks from our sidewalks and driveway aprons. It's ridiculous that the state & city threaten to fine those that do not shovel, but why can't we fine them or take a tax break when we have done due diligence on our part only to have the city or state throw it all right back onto the sidewalks and drives? It is not even possible to reenter drives after the plows have been by! What about a smaller truck following to reeler the already cleared drives after they are refilled by our state and city DOT? The cities of Burington and Winooski VT have their walks done by their city public works. Nice use of taxes I'd say!


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Sent in both my D4 and D800 with two 50s, a 70-200, 24-70, and 85. Autofocus is now absolutely pristine! Yay Nikon!
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Full name: Huga Optotech
Chinese name: 廣鎵光電股份有限公司
Short name: Huga
Stock code: 8199
Tax ID: 16497110
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"We do know that workers were trying to make non-ambulatory cows not eligible for slaughter go to slaughter," said Erica Meier, executive director of the animal welfare organization. "We believe red flags are raised for sure with our video, but it's up to the USDA to decide."
It's against the law to slaughter a non-ambulatory animal - one that cannot walk by itself - for food out of concern it could be infected with bovine spongiform encephalopathy, also known as mad cow disease.
Suffering: Cow starts throwing up after a pneumatic bolt gun fails to kill it as
it travels along a conveyor belt
Brutal: Another cow bleeds profusely from its nose after a bolt gun fails to kill it
The Hanford slaughterhouse is in the same city where a dairy cow at a rendering plant was discovered in April to have mad cow disease. The USDA said earlier this month it was an isolated case and didn't pose a threat to the food supply.
Central Valley Meat Co. primarily slaughters dairy cows that have lost their value as milk producers.
The USDA bought 21 million pounds of beef from the company in 2011 for the national school lunch and other federal food programs.
USDA spokesman Justin DeJong said he did not know to which government food programs the beef was allocated. The meat generally goes to the National School Lunch Program and food distribution on Indian reservations, and is available for discount purchases by community food banks.
In-N-Out Burger had previously suspended purchases after learning of the allegations of inhumane treatment.
The New York Times reported that Costco Wholesale Corp. also suspended purchases.
Central Valley Meat Co. has referred all questions to a public relations firm that issued a statement saying Central Valley Meat is cooperating with investigators and developing a plan to remedy any potential violations of USDA guidelines.
Upsetting: Cows lie on the ground at Central Valley Meat Co. in California as they await slaughter
Grim: Worker stuns a cow that cannot stand in yet another harrowing scene
The video shows one man standing on the muzzle of a downed cow. Other footage depicts cows struggling after being repeatedly shot in the head with a pneumatic gun.
Federal regulations say slaughterhouses must be successful with a single shot.
Other clips show cattle with udders so swollen they are unable to keep their legs under them to walk, and workers trying to lift downed cattle using their tails.
Terrified: Cows are herded along a narrow gangway as they make their way to their slaughter
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China's leader-in-waiting, Xi Jinping, who has set off a storm of rumours after not showing up at scheduled public events for over a week, is nursing an ailment, possibly a back injury suffered while swimming.
Xi, who is due to take over the presidency of the world's second-largest economy in March next year, has skipped several meetings with visiting foreign leaders and dignitaries over the past week, including US secretary of state Hillary Clinton and the premiers of Singapore and Denmark.
China's government, however, has declined to spell out what is ailing Xi, 59 - in keeping with decades of official secrecy over the health of senior leaders, a tradition viewed in the West as out of step with a modern state and emerging superpower.
"Xi injured his back when he went for his daily swim," a source close to the Beijing leadership said after Xi's absence from the public stage was first noticed last week.
At that stage, he had failed to keep scheduled meetings with Clinton and Singapore prime minister Lee Hsien Loong.
The source declined to give further details on the injury, including exactly when and where the incident took place.
Another source, citing people close to Xi, said: ''He's unwell, but it's not a big problem.''
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The lack of an official explanation has fuelled internet speculation surrounding Xi's condition, culminating in some unusual questions at a regular briefing by China's foreign ministry on Monday.
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Hockenheim: Lewis Hamilton may have to start Sunday`s German Grand Prix from the pit lane after his Mercedes team indicated they are likely to change brake suppliers for his car following his high speed crash during qualifying.
The 29-year-old had switched to Brembo brakes on Saturday morning, but following a failure of his right front disc that pitched him into a collision with the barriers at the Sachskurve the team said they wanted to revert to Carbone Industrie discs on Hamilton`s car.
Changing brake specification is a breach of the parc ferme regulations that would require Hamilton therefore to start the 67-lap race from the pit lane.
"We have had a brake failure which means we are obliged to make sure that the car is running safe tomorrow," said team motorsport boss Toto Wolff. "That means switching the brakes supplier.
"If this results in starting from the pit lane (it) is not yet discussed, and we have not yet brought the decision on that. But we are discussing that with (ruling body) the FIA."
To add to Hamilton`s woes, the team added that it was not sure if he would also be handed a five-place grid penalty for changing his gearbox, if it is needed.
Hamilton qualified 16th, but was expected to start 15th on the grid thanks to a penalty for Mexican Esteban Guttierez of Sauber.
Hamilton, who frequently switches between different brake disc suppliers, said his decision to switch from Carbone Industrie to Brembo was based on feel.
He said: "You can choose the brake that perhaps doesn`t bite as much at the beginning, but has more bite later on, has less fade. In these temperatures, there can be fade on some brakes -- I chose these ones because they have more stopping power which means I can brake later."
Hamilton`s Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg, who leads him by four points in the title race, took pole position.
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One of the reasons it stuck was that from a distance Arbitrage looks an unlikely winner. A solid actor despite his limited range, Gere hasn't made a decent film for ages and it's been a long time between drinks for costars Susan Sarandon and Tim Roth as well. Then there was the fact that its writer and director, Nicholas Jarecki, hadn't made a feature film before and the poster is rubbish.
But guess what? Arbitrage is really good.
According to thefreedictionary.com, an arbitrage is when someone ''buys securities on one market for immediate resale on another in order to profit from a price discrepancy''. The title's somewhat loose relationship with the film is that it concerns a Wall St hotshot named Robert Miller, played by Gere, whose ethics both in his financial dealings and his personal life leave little to be desired.
Duplicitous, corrupt, superior and with a sense of entitlement the size of an aircraft carrier, Miller is the sort of fat cat that got the world into the financial mess it's in today.
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Throw in a disastrous car crash and life starts getting rather tricky for Miller.
For a guy who is a committed Buddhist and a bit of a peacenik, Gere has always been good at playing deeply materialistic, morally ambiguous men. Miller is one of his best roles to date and Gere sinks his teeth into the character with relish.
It's a top class performance from the 63 year old. He imbues Miller with both charm and arrogance but leavens the mix with enough internal conflict to make him interesting and even a little bit sympathetic.
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Jarecki marks himself as a film-maker to watch with a smart yet accessible screenplay, and confident albeit unspectacular work behind the camera.
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Mark Campbell | 28th June 2016
The PC system requirements for this year's System Shock remake have been released, requiring an Intel quad-core CPU and at least an HD 7870.
Intel is still fighting against the EU's $1.2 Billion antitrust fine
Mark Campbell | 22nd June 2016
Intel is still fighting against the EU's $1.2 Billion antitrust fine from 2009, which was given to Intel after courts concluded that they were abusing their market position to stifle AMD's growth and eliminate competition.
AMD's stocks are now worth over $5
Mark Campbell | 17th June 2016
AMD's stocks are still continuing to climb, with AMD's stock prices now breaking the $5 barrier. This is over 2x the price that the stocks were trading for earlier in the year.
AMD will be showcasing Zen at the PC Gaming Show Tonight
Mark Campbell | 13th June 2016
AMD will be showcasing Zen at the PC Gaming Show Tonight, running Bethesda's DOOM.
Intel Core i7 5820K Review
CPU & Mainboard | 29th October 2014
Fancy upgrading to the Haswell-E range but can't afford the 5960X? Perhaps the Core i7-5820K will be just the thing.
MSI X99S XPOWER AC Review
CPU & Mainboard | 22nd October 2014
It's a lengthy all caps review title and that can only mean one thing, the MSI XPOWER is back in the OC3D Bench system.
AMD Athlon 860K Black Edition CPU Review
CPU & Mainboard | 21st October 2014
If you want a budget gaming system, does AMD's budget oriented Athlon CPU cut the mustard?
MSI X99S Gaming 7 Review
CPU & Mainboard | 15th September 2014
Today we're taking a look at the latest Haswell-E motherboard courtesy of the MSI Gaming range. How does it stack up?
ASUS X99 ROG Rampage V Extreme Review
CPU & Mainboard | 29th August 2014
With a new flagship chipset we get a new flagship ASUS motherboard. Welcome to the OC3D Rampage V Extreme review.
Intel i7 5960X Review with ASUS X99 Deluxe
CPU & Mainboard | 29th August 2014
The next generation of premium Intel CPU and Chipsets are upon us, in the form of the 8 Core Haswell-E i7-5960X, on the ASUS X99 Deluxe motherboard.
ASUS ROG Maximus VII Gene Review
CPU & Mainboard | 8th August 2014
Are you in the mood for a Z97 motherboard and all the goodness it has to offer, but require a more compact form-factor? Enter the Gene.
Asus H97 Pro Gamer Motherboard
CPU & Mainboard | 5th August 2014
We show off Asus' latest H97 Gaming motherboard that comes with a ton of features at a low price.
MSI Z97 Gaming 9 Motherboard Review
CPU & Mainboard | 5th August 2014
Time for a look at the highest of the MSI Gaming models on the Z97 chipset, the Gaming 9.
ASUS ROG Maximus VII Formula Review
CPU & Mainboard | 30th July 2014
The wait is finally over and you can stop asking us. Today we release our full review of the Maximus VII Formula.
Intel Pentium G3258 20th Anniversary Review with Asus ROG Z97 Ranger
CPU & Mainboard | 4th July 2014
If you want a cheap gaming system, or an inexpensive overclocking tool, the latest Pentium could be just the thing.
Gigabyte Z97X SOC Force Motherboard Review
CPU & Mainboard | 26th June 2014
If you're in the mood to put your overclocking hat on, then Gigabyte might have the answer to your prayers with the Z97X SOC Force motherboard.
Club3D R9 290 Royal Ace Review
CPU & Mainboard | 20th June 2014
Today we're looking at a tri-fan card from Club3D, the Royal Ace R9 290.
Intel i7 4790K Devils Canyon CPU Review
CPU & Mainboard | 13th June 2014
Finally the new CPUs are here to go with the Z97 motherboards. We take a look at the range topping i7-4790K.
MSI Z97 Gaming 5 Motherboard Review
CPU & Mainboard | 3rd June 2014
The MSI Gaming is back, and today we're taking a look at the middle model in the Z97 range, the Gaming 5.
Gigabyte Z97X G1 Gaming 5 Motherboard Review
CPU & Mainboard | 19th May 2014
Today we're reviewing the first of the Gigabyte Z97X motherboards, the Gaming 5. How does it stack up?
ASUS Maximus VII Hero Review
CPU & Mainboard | 12th May 2014
The first of the Z97 ROG boards is the Maximus VII Hero. An affordable Z97 option with all the ROG bells and whistles. How does it perform?
MSI Z97 MPOWER MAX AC Review
CPU & Mainboard | 11th May 2014
That collection of capitals must mean a new MSI motherboard, and today we look at the Z97 MPOWER MAX AC.
Noctua showcases a Skylake-EP LGA 3647 compatible CPU cooler
Mark Campbell | 9th June 2016
Noctua has showcased a Skylake-EP LGA 3647 compatible CPU cooler, confirming that Intel will be moving to a new socket for their server products.
AMD's Zen CPUs will use a PGA mounting system
Mark Campbell | 7th June 2016
AMD's upcoming Zen CPUs will use traditional PGA, Pin Grid Array, mounting system on AM4 motherboards.
AMD's Zen and Intel Kaby lake CPUs are reportedly delayed
Mark Campbell | 7th June 2016
Reports from Digitimes state that AMD's Zen CPUs and Intel's Kaby lake CPUs are both delayed until Q1 2017.
Intel Launches 24-core Broadwell-EX Xeon CPU
Mark Campbell | 7th June 2016
Intel has launched a new Xeon CPU that offers a total of 24 CPU cores that can run at up to 3.4GHz.
Leaked Intel roadmap reveals Skylake-X CPUs 2017 release
Mark Campbell | 2nd June 2016
In a leaked Intel roadmap the company has listed Skylake-X series CPUs for a Q2 2017 release, with Kaby Lake coming in Q4 2016 for desktops.
ASUS ROG Shows off 3D Printing motherboard features at Computex
Mark Campbell | 2nd June 2016
ASUS ROG Shows off 3D Printing motherboard features at Computex with ASUS' "make it your own" campaign.
AMD Showcase their first Zen "Summit Ridge" CPU
Mark Campbell | 31st May 2016
AMD Showcase their first Zen "Summit Ridge" CPU, which will be used on AMD's upcoming AM4 platform, have 40% higher IPC than AMD's last generation designs and will come with 8 cores and 16 threads.
Der8auer delids Intel's Core i7-6950X Broadwell-E CPU
Mark Campbell | 31st May 2016
Professional overclocker Der8auer has managed to delid Intel's new Core i7-6950X Broadwell-E CPU, despite the fact that it uses a soldered interface. Please do not try this at home.
Intel Skylake-E will use new LGA 3647 socket and use 6-channel DDR4 memory
Mark Campbell | 31st May 2016
Intel Skylake-E will reportedly use Intel's new LGA 3647 socket, use 6-channel DDR4 memory and feature more PCIe lanes.
MSI teases their first Intel Z200 series motherboard
Mark Campbell | 30th May 2016
MSI has shown off their first 200 series motherboard, a new LGA 1151 socket motherboard that will replace Intel's existing 100 series of motherboards and support Intel's Kaby lake series CPUs.
Intel Broadwell-E Pricing and Specifications leak
Mark Campbell | 27th May 2016
The press slides for Intel's Broadwell-E CPUs has leaked, revealing the pricing and the specifications of the upcoming 14nm CPUs. Are you ready for some 20-thread action!
MSI breaks DDR4 memory world record with memory clocks of over 5GHz
Mark Campbell | 26th May 2016
MSI's in-house overclocker Toppc has broken the DDR4 memory speed record with memory clocks of over 5GHz.
Existing AMD compatible CPU coolers will work with AMD's upcoming Zen CPUs
Mark Campbell | 25th May 2016
Existing AMD compatible CPU coolers will work with AMD's upcoming AM4 socket and Zen CPUs.
MSI Launches new X99 and Z170 Titanium motherboards
Mark Campbell | 23rd May 2016
MSI has launched new X99 and Z170 Titanium motherboards, U.2 SSD support, front-panel USB Type-C and an enhanced Titanium design aesthetic. The X99 XPower Titanium also contains an RGB LED header and an OC CPU socket.
Gigabyte shows off RGB illuminated X99 motherboards
Mark Campbell | 23rd May 2016
Gigabyte has showcased their upcoming RGB illuminated X99 Ultra Gaming and Designare motherboards.
EVGA Announces their X99 FTW K Motherboard
Mark Campbell | 18th May 2016
EVGA has announced their new X99 FTW K Motherboard for Intel's upcoming X99 Broadwell-E CPUs.
EK releases monoblock for ASUS SABERTOOTH Z170-S motherboard
Mark Campbell | 17th May 2016
EK released a dedicated monoblock for ASUS' Sabertooth Z170-S motherboard.
AMD's Vice President says that Zen will compete favourably with Intel
Mark Campbell | 17th May 2016
AMD's Vice President has stated that their Zen CPUs will compete favourably with Intel on "performance, power and specifications - not just price".
MSI Announces the X99A GAMING Pro Carbon Motherboard
Mark Campbell | 13th May 2016
MSI has announced their new X99A GAMING Pro Carbon Motherboard, which features RGB illumination and is the first MSI motherboard to include a motherboard RGB LED header.
Forza Motorsport 6: Apex update enables unlocked framerates
Mark Campbell | 12th May 2016
Forza Motorsport 6 Apex has now been updated to support an unlocked framerate. Does anyone want to see performance testing for this game?
Biostar introduces new motherboards with Braswell Refresh CPUs
Daan van Monsjou | 8th May 2016
Biostar has introduced a new set of motherboards for the 14nm Braswell Refresh generation of CPUs.
AMD's Zen CPU Silicon will only be used for 8-core CPUs initially
Mark Campbell | 5th May 2016
It is rumored that AMD's Zen CPU Silicon will only be used to make 8-core CPUs initially, meaning that AMD will not be making and specific Quad Core Zen-based silicon.
Intel i7 6950X Leaked Benchmarks
Mark Campbell | 5th May 2016
Let's have a look at some leaked performance benchmarks of Intel's 10-core Broadwell-E i7 6950K CPU, which has been compared to Intel's i7 5960X at the same clock speeds.
Intel Releases Crystal Well Embedded CPUs with Skylake-R silicon
Mark Campbell | 3rd May 2016
Intel Releases Crystal Well Embedded CPUs with Skylake-R silicon, Iris Pro Graphics and a low TDP of 65w. Not bad for a CPU that runs at up to 3.9GHz.
Intel Kaby Lake 7700K rumored Specifications
Mark Campbell | 2nd May 2016
Specifications for Intel's Kaby Lake i7 7700K have been shown on the SiSoft Sandra database, letting us know what to expect from the next generation of Intel CPUs.


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My husband and our mothers came to Virginia for a fun weekend of history, and we were not disappointed!
We stayed on Colonial Williamsburg property in one of the Colonial Homes (specifically, the Orlando Jones Office). We absolutely loved the convenience of being right on Duke of Gloucester Street and being able to walk out our front door into the heart of Colonial Williamsburg! The acoommodations were comfortable, although they were not luxury despite the price. The bathrooms in our rooms were small, and it was often a challenge to find a plug for a cell phone charger, but the beds were quite comfortable. The good thing about being a guest at one of the CW properties was the ability to buy deeply discounted admission tickets, and to be able to participate in a couple of exclusive tours. (I did the "Bits and Bridles" tour which was an excellent behind-the-scenes visit to the CW stables.)
CW is a LOT of walking, and we were well-warned to bring comfortable shoes! We loved touring the homes on the property, especially the Governor's Palace. The daily programs, which ranged from a reading of the Declaration of Independence to artillery demonstrations, were all very good, and the staff members obviously enjoyed their work. We enjoyed speaking with them about the town (and the trades' professions) and everyone was very informative and friendly! Some people have said that they couldn't do more than a few hours at CW, but since we all really loved history, we took our time and enjoyed the experience.
For dining, we tried several of the CW taverns. Campbell's Tavern, which focuses on seafood, was very good, and was probably the best food and wine selection. Shields, which focuses on southern comfort food, had very generous portions and the best musicians. Chowning's Tavern has the "gambols" after dinner, which was very enjoyable. We drank local beers, played colonial board games, and were entertained by a very good musician and a magician! Other dining options in the area were at Market Square Shops. We loved The Cheese Shop and Aroma Coffee Shop.
In addition to CW, we also spent a half day at Historic Jamestowne. (That's the National Park site.) One word of advice if you are visiting here in the summer: BUG SPRAY!! We all got really eaten alive by the mosquitoes! The ranger-guided tour was very informative, and we loved the small archearium museum. The cafe on site is now run by The Carrot Tree catering, and it was excellent. (I would gladly stop by just for lunch if I was in the area!)
Overall, we loved our visit to the area, and there is so much to see and do that we could definitely go back again!
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Sounds like a nice weekend. Did you drive through Yorktown at all?
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Super nice trip report, Christie! Hope you were here when the weather offered a bit of a break from the heat. I enjoyed your description of your time in CW -- sounds as if you all really made the most of your time there.
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I sure hope you are from someplace hotter than Virginia, because my family report it has been a pretty miserable summer! But no hurricanes yet this year.
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We are doing Yorktown Oct 19-20 so we can see the anniversary events, and because the mothers weren't interested in seeing a battlefield. (My husband is stationed at Fort Lee, and I come up and visit once a month.)
Yes, we are from Texas, so the humidity was way worse for us than the heat. We were watching Isaac really closely, and we were really relieved when it went west instead of north!
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