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Monday morning update: Hurricane Sandy forces airlines to cancel nearly 9,000 flights
FlightAware.com CEO Daniel Baker informs us 8 a.m. Monday that Hurricane Sandy has caused airlines to cancel over 8,962 flights:
– 1,300 cancelled on Sunday
– 6,814 cancelled Monday, with of the three major New York area airports canceling around 1,000 flights each.
– 2,594 cancelled Tuesday, so far.
As to Tuesday, "this number is expected to grow. Most airlines have not begun publishing cancellations for tomorrow [Tuesday] yet, but forecasters are expecting winds to be 45-60kts Tuesday from DC to NYC, which alone will contribute to a large number of cancellations," Baker said in an email.
To translate, 45 to 60 knots is the equivalent of about 52 to 69 miles per hour.
As Baker noted, airlines have policies in place to take care of travelers affected by the hurricane.
The latest National Hurricane Center advisory has Sandy peaking at about 90 miles per hour Monday afternoon off the East Coast before heading ashore at some point late Monday or early Tuesday over Delaware and/or south New Jersey. It seems the current track would have it aiming straight up Delaware Bay.
People well away from Sandy's center need to be concerned, the NHC warned in its 4 a.m. CDT advisory.
"Interests are reminded not to focus on the center or the exact forecast track of this system…since strong winds cover an area several hundred miles across…and the highest winds will not necessarily be near the center," the NHC cautioned.


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AMD Vishera FX8350 Piledriver Review
Introduction and Technical Specifications
Published: 23rd October 2012 | Source: AMD | Price: |
We think it's fair to say that the Bulldozer FX8150 was one of the biggest disappointments we've experienced here at OC3D. Most of us cut our teeth on AMD processors, and we had high hopes that the 8 core behemoth would finally bring AMD back in line with Intel. To say it didn't is rather understating things, but thankfully AMD knew that the FX8150 wasn't remotely living up to expectations and so they returned to the lab to refine the concept.
Having suitably beavered away to smooth off the edges, today sees the launch of the Piledriver FX8350. Based upon the same basic principles of the FX8150, eight big cores and high clock speeds, does the performance match up to its Intel rivals or is the 'two AMD cores = one Intel core' equation still in full effect?
Technical Specifications
Whenever a new piece of hardware is released the company involved also give a press kit out, which highlights the key features and explains which of the competitors models they expect their product to match up to. For AMD and the FX8350 their key target is the Intel i5-3570K, the Ivy Bridge replacement for the brilliant i5-2500K. Considering this is a quad core CPU with no hyperthreading, it doesn't fill us with confidence that AMD have made an eight core CPU that has the performance of an eight core CPU. However it's worth making a note of, as if AMD state it's a match for the i5-3570K then that is what we shall be largely comparing it to.
Out of the box at 4GHz, and with identical 8MB of cache for both the L2 and L3, there isn't an obvious improvement over the FX8150 so hopefully the under-the-hood changes will bring some extra performance.
Generally speaking the Piledriver die is similarly laid out to that of the Bulldozer. The die has the same layout of cores in the corners with their own L2 cache, and the L3 cache making up the whole of the middle section. at 315mm2 it's the same size as the Bulldozer was too.
AMD are claiming gains of 15% from the FX8350 when compared to the FX8150, and we're going to need to see at least that, especially if it's to compare to the boss of the Intel midrange.
Most Recent Comments
AMD have revised the FX8150 and brought out the Piledriver FX8350. Is it a much-needed improvement?
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Amd please sort your stuff and become competitive again to intel.Quote
I don't think AMD are going to be in the desktop CPU market much longer. They have had a loss of $157 million in earnings and are sacking 15% of their employees. They need to pull something out of the bag to either compete with Ivy or for Haswell next year, other wise I can't see them having a place in the market.Quote
Because, as we said in the review, if you've already got an AM3+ board, this is the fastest CPU AMD have to offer.
- Don't buy AMDs lies nor their piles of bull#¤%&! This is why they fail.
I was expecting amd to make a Bugatti. All they made was Peugeot Hogger.
Once you overclock the 3570k there is no contest.Quote
Even at stock every normal place that matters the 3570k wins it. Unless you are rendering but then the CPU gets held back by crappy ram performance.
Once you overclock the 3570k there is no contest.
As you said in the video,this is bad for us punters.Quote
I really honestly believe they still have it in them to bring something to intels front door but it almost feels like they don't give a flying .
Yes they have the lower market segment by the balls, but is that seriously all they strive for when they have the tools to become what they once where? big money is being made in the portable/home theater segment for AMD but in all honesty this just shows how lazy they have become.
Why have a slice of cake? when you could eat the entire damn thiing?!Quote
Looks like i'll be selling my 1090t soon before they sell for next to nothing. Never thought i'd say this but it looks like Intel is the only viable option nowadays.
Sad timesQuote
p.s forget the condom if she's in that much of a rushQuote
How is it that they refined the 7970 so drastically (7970GHz edition), but then they can't hardly do anything to their CPU's.Quote
I wonder, if they put the same money into developing the 1090T and its architecture as they did with Bulldozer/Piledriver, what kind of results we'd see.
Let's hope that companies currently invested into the mobile market, such as Qualcomm and even Apple, start developing their own chips for the desktop/enthusiast market. Maybe, then, Intel shall have some competition.Quote
Lets just hope they are making enough money from their graphic cards to keep their doors open cause their latest cards are great.Quote
Let's hope that companies currently invested into the mobile market, such as Qualcomm and even Apple, start developing their own chips for the desktop/enthusiast market. Maybe, then, Intel shall have some competition.
Funny how you say that(Just to spin it around):
Chipmaker AMD is looking for a partner to help revive its flagging fortunes and help build some kick-ass server chips. And we think that partner is going to be ARM, the U.K. design shop thats best known for coming up with the brains of the iPhone.
Next Monday, the day before ARMs annual developer conference kicks off in Santa Clara, California, AMD is gathering CEO Rory Read and an unnamed special guest together to talk about something it calls its ambidextrous strategy.
|AMD has indeed taken out an ARM license for a very basic chip design called the Cortex-A5. Its using this to develop some new security capabilities for its future client chips, but we guess that next weeks announcement is going to be about servers, and about a different, server-friendly ARM design called the Cortex-A8.
ARM must be doing really well right about now, what with Apple taking out a license for the architecture for the in-house iPhone 5 chip. Nice to see a UK based technology company prosper Quote
It's a bit like having a car which blows up every single day. Suddenly, a newer car comes out, and it only blows up every other day. It's an improvement, sure, but it's an improvement on something that's underwhelming, and so it in itself is underwhelming.Quote
And on top of that, what is stoping Intel to just go in and destroy everyone again in mobile, since they can do the best chips in the world atm?
Im really sad about this and honestly I dont really care about AMD because they dont seem to have the right objectives or care in their products. What I would like to see is a new brand getting out some kick ass products, but thinking on the money you need to do it, I dont think it will happend in a near future.
Too bad for us, the consumers.Quote
Comparing it to the Intel equiv. of course it falls down, but in my eyes it's still a very decent and capable cpu. Not for workstations..... yet.
Would like to see the cpu only scores for the gaming benchtests. (this is where someone points out I missed that graph)
Would also like to see a Windows 8 bunch of testing, as AMD have made some boasts for that over 7.
AMD, sort out the memory bandwidth, something they used to be champions at. Sort out the power usage. And maybe the next evolution will be that much better again.
Let's keep in mind, just thinking of Intel for a mo, that it took a huge wedge to drag alot of people from the 775 socket, and will take a bigger wedge to move them from the likes of the i7-2600. Justifiable upgrading from the same camp isn't easily done.
For the person buying from scratch, there's no reason to look at the 8350 too closely. If you "ended up" with one in a package, they're not too bad.Quote
you all have to remember that we (the members) at OC3D are not the average people sat in front of mediocre computers. we are way beyond that
and this offering, from the red corner, can be summed up in one word: "MEH!"Quote
you all have to remember that we (the members) at OC3D are not the average people sat in front of mediocre computers. we are way beyond that
and this offering, from the red corner, can be summed up in one word: "MEH!"
Although atm, in my intership, Im in front of a crappy iMac from 2009 with 1GB DDR2 memory lolQuote
Guys, if I wanted to buy a six-core processor on the am3+ socket, should I get the FX-6300, or the 6100? The 6300 is not a million miles ahead, it's going to be more expensive at launch and its memory read/write speeds are terrible, so it looks kinda pointless to me. I know an old P2 X6 would be the best option, but I'm struggling to find it.
What are you using it for?Quote
I would like amd to sort out the mess that is lets face it cores sharing this,that and the other is pants.
(the above is so technical i had to put it in layman's terms) Quote
It could be you keeping it and reading it, and start considering. And delete it because such post/reply would be nice to be not in the forums, but to keep it.
Or it was deleted for other reasons...
Haven't been checking this forum for quite a long time but, but since then, that post didn't get any replies before it gets deleted. As far as I know. Now, I am not sure if this site is credible or not (in the CPU section). Although I'll still trust the GPU and other sections like cooling and cases.Quote
Well, my long comment got deleted. Not sure why...
It could be you keeping it and reading it, and start considering. And delete it because such post/reply would be nice to be not in the forums, but to keep it.
Or it was deleted for other reasons...
Haven't been checking this forum for quite a long time but, but since then, that post didn't get any replies before it gets deleted. As far as I know. Now, I am not sure if this site is credible or not (in the CPU section). Although I'll still trust the GPU and other sections like cooling and cases.
I remember your post - for a first post on the forums I felt it was a little bit out of order...
The AMDs are still way behind Intel's for core/core performance.
Whether it wins in one of two specific benchmarks does not make it a better processor. I'd far sooner still have a 3570k then an 8 core Piledriver, just because overall performance in day to day tasks which only use 1 or 2 cores anyway will be better.
Maybe build a little rep up with posts before coming on here and slating reviews...Quote
I think there is no need for me to build up reputation in this site. I followed computer hardware sites since a quite a long time ago. Plus, I have been a user of tom's hardware and techpowerup for a quite a long time and somewhere in tom's hardware, I've got a gold badge (that shows that I know about computers).
Whether that I haven't rep up or not, My points is backed up with facts which means that my points are all true. So you shouldn't be telling 'for a first post on the forums I felt it was a little bit out of order'. The way that you suppose to judge posts as 'Out of order post' depends on the content, not that I've rep up or not.
Yet, your points doesn't go answer my post well. Yes, AMD is behind in core to core performance. But that's not my point. Yes, daily task that uses 1 or 2 core will be better on a 3570k, but that doesn't mean that all people do daily tasks. Some people are doing rendering and they use all 8 cores. This way, they'll benefit from the 8 cores, plus the price (£250 for a 8350 and a M5A97).
Winning in one or two specific benchmarks (that shows rendering capabilities) does shows it is a better processor for rendering.
And (yes I am literally repeating and shortening that post now), I only don't agree with the way that the review states only the bad things. It doesn't even conclude the positive things. And... some conclusions were not to the point. I wished that I have the copy of that post, so I can repost it. But sadly not, I just felt like I wasted time writing that. Because it got deleted. Again I am not sure why, but I hope for good reasons. I hope that everybody can see it.
Whether that I'm writing that as an insult or a slate of reviews, my goal or my purpose was to make a critic, or literally, to make this site a better site. So you shouldn't give any hate.
Oh yes, why didn't you answer that time?
EDIT: To back up my answer, Look at this. Both Tom's hardware and Techpowerup shows a pretty positive conclusion. Different from this. And their points are the same as mine.
I don't really know why the review sites you've linked give it a good conclusion, considering it doesn't beat the Intel chips in any tests?
Which rendering test are you talking about? I've never seen that...
It's not about having a massive post count that makes it out of order - it's the fact that your first post was one that came on purely to discredit the site. At least post an introduction or something somewhere before coming on and slating the site.
I personally don't even think the chip should have got a Bronze award here - unless that was only really based on being better than the Bulldozer (which wasn't exactly hard)Quote
Daily task that uses 1 or 2 core will be better on a 3570k, but doesn't mean that all people do daily tasks and 3570k will be better for them. Some people are doing rendering and they use all 8 cores (or more). This way, they'll benefit from the 8 cores, plus the price (£250 for a 8350 and a M5A97) Shown in the bechmark.
Winning in one or two specific benchmarks (that shows rendering capabilities) does shows it is a better processor for rendering. I only don't agree with the way that the review states only the bad things, but not the good ones which is rendering.
Yes, introduction is something better to do. But, I introduced my self in that post too. The reason why I sign up because I want to critic the site, not to give it a hate and not discredit or something. My language skills are not excellent at all, so you guys might see it as a hateful comment, but that's not what it's supposed to be. I want it to be a critic.
Funny you didn't know which benchmark I referred too. It was from here. Specifically Page 6. Here:
No, you don't understand. Read the conclusion on the pages I referred you. Don't just see the benchmark and start fighting over me as I said 'shows a pretty positive conclusion' Read this:
As I was saying, with my barometer of success recalibrated, FX-8350 is a much stronger contender than FX-8150 was. It reclaims ground that AMDs Bulldozer architecture gave up. The Piledriver architecture doesnt cure all that afflicted Bulldozer, but subtle design and process tweaks adjust power use down, allowing the company to nudge its flagships clock rate up without violating a 125 W TDP. The changes arent dramatic, but theyre substantial enough to create a good comparison against Intels highest-end Core i5. So theres that.
Of course, if AMD had excitedly recognized good progress and tried to charge the same $245 it thought FX-8150 was worth a year ago, Id be setting FX-8350 aside as quickly as I did with last years model. Instead, the company is asking for less than $200. That puts the FX-8350 on par with Intels Core i5-3470a multiplier-locked part that it outperforms in a great many demanding desktop apps. In those same applications, the FX is usually able to beat the $230 Core i5-3570K, too. Its only when you look back at the single-threaded stuff that AMD continues to get creamed.
But then theres power to consider. In the United States, were blessed to have relatively inexpensive energy. We tend not to flip out over 50 W unless dissipating that heat requires a noisy fan. But if youre in Denmark paying $.40/kWh, just the 10 W difference between Core i5 and FX-8350 at idle costs you several bucks per month. Under load, youre looking at up to a $15-a-month difference for a system running 24/7. Advantage: Intel.
Not sure why you'd use that though since it shows, and states that the 2600k 'whips' it...
Nowadays you can get a 2600k and a decent motherboard for close to £250, so you're then best off doing that...?
You do come across as sounding very aggressive....Quote
Trying to say that my '£250' a BS? Here you go:
Only a ~0.4 (6.93 vs 7.38) stock vs stock doesn't mean it 'whips it' at all. He also said that a ~0.5 (6.39 (from 3570k vs 6.93) is a 'little bit better'.
No, I am not aggressive. I may look aggressive and you may guess so, but all my comments was actually backed up with facts. So, I'm trying to defend facts. I may do it aggressively because my language is not good.Quote
And no - I never questioned your prices at all....
Whichever was you look at it, Intel still wins on one level or another. I don't think anyone would go out to buy a rig for the one and only purpose of rendering and choose an AMD for it.Quote
I didn't say that you question my pricing, but I want to stop you from doing that in the next post.
That's my point. With £250 you could only get a 8350 and a 3570k plus a supporting Mobo. But, when we look at 8350's rendering capabilities (all 8 cores), the 8350 wins. The 3570k may be better for daily task, but doesn't mean it's better and all categories.
Your thinking is very wrong. People would buy a 8350 for rendering certainly. Go look at the benchmarks. I mean, what stops you? Pricing? No. Power Consumption? Umm... No when electricity is cheap (and you put your computer mostly idle). Overclockability? No. Memory Bandwitdh? No Mate! It doesn't matter. Per Core (single core/threaded) performance? Doesn't matter at all!
And Yes, that's my point. The review didn't state the positiveness of the processor. All negative and I say, they need to fix them. I don't think this is a problem at all.Quote
I am a person who has built both an AMD, and an Intel system. I originally chose AMD for the 8 cores... I mean, how can 8 cores be bad at rendering?! So I spent $2000 on building a top of the line AMD rig. And I rendered on it... And it was stupidly slow at rendering. I mean STUPID slow. I have an Intel Core i5 laptop, that is a couple years old. My $2000 AMD system barely rendered faster than an old laptop.
Due to this, I went out and built a $4000 Intel system. And it can beat the absolute $*** out of anything. I will tell anyone to go with Intel from the start. It can beat an equivalently priced AMD system at everything.Quote
Without James' level headed approach this would have easily turned into a flaming match. Cudos to you James! Quote
You are literally just saying things without a real objective evidence. And, you guys are repeating yourself (with that) for a quite a few times. Which makes me repeating myself for a few time too.
' Without James' level headed approach this would have easily turned into a flaming match. Kudos to you James!'
Nice joke. No, I didn't flame and James didn't do/post anything which can drop down my argument. I can answer all his posts with ease.Quote
You're saying the 8350 (8 core processor) is better than the 3570k (4 core processor) at rendering... Ok?
The 3570k is quite a lot better at day to day tasks, infact - pretty much everything except rendering, including gaming than the 8350.
The i7 ranges from Intel (3770k, 2700k, 2600k) give better rendering performance, and better performance in day to day tasks than the 8350, albeit, they are a little more expensive, but IMO you get a far better processor - it runs cooler, less power consumptious, overclocks better...
Your argument is based on the rendering capabilities alone of one processor against another processor. I can't see anyone building a computer for the one and only purpose of rendering, not using it for any day to day tasks whatsoever and putting in the 8350. It beats the 3570k marginally in rendering, yet the 3570k beats the 8350 at everything else, and by quite a long way. If you're rendering, most people would realise that to do a good job rendering, you need to be spending a fair amount on a processor and get a 3770k or a 3930k.
If someone is lacking in money and needs a machine to do rendering on, I can't see anyone thinking - let's spend £600 on a machine for the sole purpose of rendering. They'd buy a machine that may be a tiny bit worse at rendering, but a lot better at everything else - such as the 3570k, or realise they need to spend more on an i7 to get better rendering results.
I think this argument has gone on too long. It feels like you're only here to try and start an argument, whether you blame it on your language or not, it still comes across incredibly disrespectful to the site, and to Tom.
If you want to go out and buy a rendering machine with an 8350, do it. Nobody here is stopping you.
But I think I can speak for most of the users on this site in saying I'd want to spend a little more and get an i7 and see a lot better performance.Quote
I am solely talking about two things. Rendering and Price. Look here:
Tell me, how can a £70 difference be 'a little bit more'? Then, see the benchmarks, are the i7 processors 'that' better? Not really. Ivy Bridge doesn't run cooler than 8350.
Yes, i7 would be generally a better processors than the 8350. But, I need you guys to point out, that when you render and you have a budget of £250, 8350 is a better option than the i5s. i7 is going to be out of budget. I want the review to point this out, not only the negative things only.
You mean daily tasks like Microsoft Office? Windows Explorer? Browsing the internet? (No gaming!). You don't need a good processor for those jobs and the 1 core 8350's performance is totally enough for the job. Also, if you are only doing rendering, why should you worry about the performance in other areas? And no, you have to know that not all people can 'spend a bit more (£70)'.
As I told you before (and I've repeat myself like ten times till now) I don't want to start an argument here, but I only want to point out the wrong things. It's actually you who starts the argument, why are you saying wrong things? And I mean disrespectful? In what way? I am pointing out the mistakes that could make the review better, not offending or something like that (although you might interpret it so because of my language skills).
Thank you. I think I should stop here because you want me to. Next time you shouldn't judge newbies. Newbies in here doesn't mean he/she's a newbie in the computer world. Oh yes...Quote
I need you guys to point out, that when you render and you have a budget of £250, 8350 is a better option than the i5s.
It begs the question why do you care so much about this chip? Have you purchased one? Do you work for AMD or an affiliate? Just curious.
Perhaps if you weren't so aggressive in your posts people would be more receptive to your points.Quote
OK, I apologised already, that the way I am being aggressive is because my language skill suck, I am a normal person and I can't give a proper critic. I confess myself.
So what if it's only a little 'subset of people who reads this reviews' to benefit? Is it any wrong to just type it? What if it's really that the person who reads this is a 'small subset of people who reads this reviews'? They're going to think no way! But it's actually a better option. So that's a big negative to the site when that person opens tom's hardware, anandtech or whatever and surprised that it's actually good in rendering.
So actually, by saying that, you're indirectly making this site's reputation down. Which is the opposite of what I'm doing. And, you're stopping me for doing that?
Why do I care so much about the processor? It's not because that I care so much about the processor and I start defending it like crazy, but I actually care about the site and the review itself more than the processor. How could I say this? All my points were backed up by facts and objective opinions.
This is what I seriously hate. I mean, seriously hate. I recommend a i3 over a PhenomII/FX-4xxx, they tell me I am an intel fanboy. I recommend an i5 over a FX-8xxx, they told me that too. I recommend a 7950 over a 660 Ti, they told me I am an AMD fanboy. Now, I tried recommending a FX8350 over an i5 for rendering, they told me, I work for AMD. What kind of madness is that? I have experienced dealing with these not long ago. And it's not nice at all to be honest. So please no...
At the launch of a 8350, I have argued with a guy in a review. The argument was much harder for me than this. That time I was in the intel side talking about core to core performance and it's increase in each generation vs AMD. So please mind what you're talking.
Peace Dude.Quote
Still I think Piledriver is a step in the right direction and along with some competitive pricing can be a reasonable alternative to Intel which is what we need. We need something that can nip at Intel's heels and keep them honest. the 8350 at $200 or under does this IMO.Quote
Perhaps Sir TTL should consider creating the Rust Award. This is just the same old worn out crap from AMD.Quote
I would like to do an Intel swap but like I said, my 8150 is fun to play with and is handling all my duties which is just gaming and porn. Aside from a few games, there is relatively no real world difference between Intel and AMD when you're running a single GPU amd playing at resolutions of 1920x1080 and below. It's not til you get into the multi-GPU and/or ultra high resolutions that Intel really starts to pull away.Quote
AMD doesn't have to be better than Intel, they just have to be good enough so that along with competitive pricing, they're that viable alternative again. That's all that's needed to keep Intel honest and that benefits us OC/PC enthusiasts.Quote
But yea...intel is aheadQuote
and is a winner against any kind of i5 series intel has to offer..and for the price of 195$ there is no other option available.Quote
Logan did a bunch of gaming benchmarks between the new AMD FX 8350 and the Intel i5 3570k, i7 3770k, and socket 2011 i7 3820. To much surprise the FX 8350 in gaming and in game streaming beat out all of the Intel cpu's with the exception of Crysis 2 and Battlefield 3 otherwise Intel got smoked. Now before it is said no I am not a fanboy of either Intel or AMD I just want the best product for my money and with much criticism by many review sites it would sound as though AMD fell short once again BUT...... Uhh Hmm...*******!!!! Checkout the reviews from the consumers that have purchased it they seem really happy and giving out 5 count them ***** Stars so whats with these reviews of it being pure garbage?
The overall score of a cpu is based on many factors and not just gaming performance.
Where AMD falls short is raw processing power to the point where iirc this cpu in some cases is out performed by a low end Intel Dual Core cpu.
AMD whilst being amazing in the past, have fallen quite far really hard and fast simply because Intel came out with something that AMD cannot compete with.
Sure Intel cost's more but for overall performance you are getting more from Intel than you do from AMD.
The only time at the moment I would buy a AMD based system is for a media pc and small lan pc combined, in a M-ATX case because for everything else I will use my Intel based pc because it's faster at video editing etc and also there is no issue with having, to update the bios on the motherboard just to be able to play a game.Quote
Logan did a bunch of gaming benchmarks between the new AMD FX 8350 and the Intel i5 3570k, i7 3770k, and socket 2011 i7 3820. To much surprise the FX 8350 in gaming and in game streaming beat out all of the Intel cpu's with the exception of Crysis 2 and Battlefield 3 otherwise Intel got smoked. Now before it is said no I am not a fanboy of either Intel or AMD I just want the best product for my money and with much criticism by many review sites it would sound as though AMD fell short once again BUT...... Uhh Hmm...********!!!! Checkout the reviews from the consumers that have purchased it they seem really happy and giving out 5 count them ***** Stars so whats with these reviews of it being pure garbage?
The overall score of a cpu is based on many factors and not just gaming performance.
Where AMD falls short is raw processing power to the point where iirc this cpu in some cases is out performed by a low end Intel Dual Core cpu.
AMD whilst being amazing in the past, have fallen quite far really hard and fast simply because Intel came out with something that AMD cannot compete with.
Sure Intel cost's more but for overall performance you are getting more from Intel than you do from AMD.
The only time at the moment I would buy a AMD based system is for a media pc and small lan pc combined, in a M-ATX case because for everything else I will use my Intel based pc because it's faster at video editing etc and also there is no issue with having, to update the bios on the motherboard just to be able to play a game.
If logan is right then I don't see how its anything below a silver considering most people are just PC gamers this should be the gaming CPU to get and considering the multithreading is good as well then it should be a no brainier.. Why on earth do we still need single threaded applications everything is going multi.
It is all down to personal choice as to which you buy, but if you want overall gaming performance only then yes the AMD would be better aslong as you play the games where it out performs Intel, and also stream the gameplay that was mentioned but if you only play the likes of the Crysis games and Battlefield games and don't, do streaming then you are better with a Intel CPU.
If you want something that is nearly as good for gaming and do allot of video editing, and use allot of single threaded apps then you are better off with the Intel cpu.
Most pc users who build there own computer, do research before buying a cpu and will go for the cpu that offers the best performance for what they want to do, aslong as it's in the budget.
For me the best cpu I could afford at the time of building my pc was a 2700K, but if I could then I would have built a 3930K based system because that is better for my needs, if the AMD chip's at that time were better for my needs then I would have built using that, but they were not better than the Intel.
The end result is simple a score is given to a cpu based, on what it performs like in the applications that the reviewer uses or has access to, and whilst it may just be performance that allot of people look at there are other factors to the score, such as temperatures, noise levels and power usuage compared to other cpu's and currently AMD is not as good as Intel.
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The AMD CPU's are bad, too much power not enough poke. You really are better off buying Intel.
Even AMD know it ffs, they are just humouring the fanboys now. Pretty much all their R&D money goes into APU's. The sooner people realise this the sooner they might actually wake up.
Shock tactic have to be given so they take us seriously and do something about the rubbish they are trying to sell us at the minute.
The only way you would buy an inferior CPU that uses MORE power would be if you cant afford to upgrade away from AMD already (kit you already have) or you are a blind fanboy. Lets face it there is a lot of them here.
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Women's Tennis Sweeps In-State Rival Butler
MUNCIE, Ind. - The Ball State women's tennis team improved to 6-1 on the season when the Cardinals swept in-state rival Butler Thursday afternoon at the Muncie YMCA Tennis Center.
At No. 2 doubles the Cardinals twosome of Bethany Moore and Kristel Sanders captured the 8-0 victory over Clare Cornelius and Kristen Haeberlein. The doubles tandem of Courtney Wild and Courtney Earnest were up 5-1 in their match but did not play through after Ball State has already won the doubles point.
In singles action Moore put the Cardinals up 2-0 after not giving up a game to Haeberlin, winning 6-0, 6-0 at the No. 4 spot. Ayaka Terashi defeated Cornelius at No. 3 singles. Earnest and Wild each won their matches at their respective positions to give Ball State the 7-0 victory. The Cardinals did not have to play No. 5 or No. 6 singles due to Butler forfeiting both matches.
The Ball State women's tennis team faces its second straight in-state rival Friday when the Cardinals take on the Mastodons of IPFW at 7 p.m. in Fort Wayne.


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Huntsman Professors Kathy Chudoba and Merideth Ferguson interviewed on Utah Public Radio
On June 11, 2013, Kathy Chudoba, Management Information Systems graduate director and associate professor, and Merideth Ferguson, assistant professor, were featured on Access Utah, a Utah Public Radio program hosted by Tom Williams. The show focused on the changing workplace, and Dr. Chudoba and Dr. Ferguson were asked about their research into workplace issues. You can hear the radio show by clicking on this link.


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I'm absolutely delighted to be guest posting at Marvelous Kiddo today!
And it's all about Babywearing In Autumn.
(please stop by and say hi.)
Just a little bit ago I was folding my really old mei tai and sling I used to wear with Gray all the time thinking that:
1) I can never part with these
2) Someday I will photograph Grayson wearing his baby in one of these slings. I just know!
3) Do you think I'll still have a blog then so I can post the photo of my grandchild in the sling?
4) I sure hope so.
I'm actually off to a babywearing gathering at my local library today. I am bringing my big stash of slings and carriers to demonstrate and can't wait to meet some new babywearing mamas. If they let me, I hope to take a bunch of pictures of them and their babies!
One last thing- a super helpful babywearing tip that I forget to mention because it has nothing to do with carriers or how you wear them: bounce and walk.
Once you have your baby all wrapped up or slung or tied up or buckled, get moving. Bounce them a little, walk around, they will get comfy and adjusted and will likely fall right to sleep. If you just stand there looking in the mirror or looking at them thinking they just hate this thing, they just might hate it or all they'll want to do is try to eat.
So, bounce and walk.
And enjoy!
Have any other babywearing tips you want to share? Leave them in the comments below. Also, feel free to ask away if you have any babywearing questions. I'll be glad to answer them in the comments. If you aren't able to leave a comment, you can email me- stephanie.precourt (at) gmail.com.
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A male, generally of Canadian decent, who displays a lumberjack beard and owns a magic penis.
1."Is that the dude on the Brauny paper towels?" "No, you can tell by his glowing pants that he's a chip."
2. "The only way to satisfy an entire Harem in under 5 minutes is to employ a chip."
2. "The only way to satisfy an entire Harem in under 5 minutes is to employ a chip."
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Social Media Campaign to Highlight Versatility, Value of Butter to Consumers
Social Media Campaign to Highlight Versatility, Value of Butter to Consumers
Butter marketers will use a variety of social media tools in 2012 to better connect their product with consumers, as word-of-mouth marketing assumes a greater degree of importance in the dairy category.
The centerpiece of the campaign will be a new blog, "Go Bold With Butter," which will serve as a virtual kitchen where consumers can interact with a team of butter enthusiasts who will tout the value and versatility of butter. The site of the same name is now live.
Nine dedicated bloggers were recruited to generate content for the blog, including recipes, photos and videos. Each will offer a unique perspective on the best way to create satisfying food experiences centered on butter. A GoBoldWithButter Facebook page and Twitter profile have also been established to complement blog activity. The Facebook page and Twitter profile will share general "GoBoldWithButter" messaging, recipes and content, and help drive traffic back to the Real Butter blog, especially for seasonal cooking themes. The campaign will also use a Pinterest page, as that social media site is rapidly growing in popularity among users that this campaign is targeting.
"The preparation and enjoyment of food is one area of life where people's experiences and expectations are very personal, and social media tools are perfect to help amplify those feelings," said Mark Korsmeyer, President of ABI. "Butter marketers will greatly benefit from this new campaign, because it will create real connections among butter enthusiasts, while helping to educate a new generation about why butter is best for cooking and baking."
Each of the nine blog contributors brings a different style and perspective, but they are all passionate about creating memorable dishes to share with their friends and families.
The promotion of the blog and its digital companions is largely driven by online advertising. This includes targeted online and Facebook ad executions to fulfill advertising support of the Go Bold With Butter blog with a seasonal emphasis. The Butterisbest.com website will be updated five times throughout the course of the campaign corresponding with seasonal messaging for the GoBoldWithButter campaign. The Butter is Best e-newsletter will also be updated to correspond with the new campaign and distributed quarterly.
Irv Holmes, Chair of ABI's Marketing Committee, said: "At a time when we're witnessing new trends in cuisine – an emphasis on simplicity and authenticity, coupled with a curiosity about bold new flavors – we need to help connect those who have a do-it-yourself ethic with our products. Go Bold With Butter, leveraged across a variety of social media platforms, is a new type of marketing to help engage these consumers."
A public relations campaign will be used initially and at key times throughout the promotion to help drive traffic to the blog, as well as raise awareness and increase usage of Real Butter. A majority of the public relations activities will be devoted to keeping Real Butter top of mind with consumer media, using recipe-driven content from the blog. The campaign will focus on ongoing media awareness of the blog as a Butter resource and will highlight any unique recipe collections, contests, etc., happening on the blog. Content from the blog, such as recipes and photos, will be repurposed for trend or seasonal/holiday-specific media outreach. In addition, each blogger will serve as a spokesperson for Real Butter, participating in radio and television interviews to share recipes and tips.
Go Bold With Butter is presented by America's Dairy Farmers® in partnership with the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board.
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John Howard makes return to UFC in Boston to fight Hall
John Howard has been actively campaigning on Twittter for a return to the UFC for a chance to fight in his hometown of Boston. It seems as though now he has gotten his wish:
The announcement was made today on the Underground and has since been independently confirmed by The Underground.
Howard stormed into the UFC in early 2009, reeling off four consecutive wins. However as the competition got stiffer, Howard dropped his next three and was released from the organization.
Howard has spent the last two years working his way through regional promotions, going 6-1 in that time. It is currently unknown who Howard will face in his return to the UFC on the Fox Sports 1 card.
Update: The Boston Herald's Mark Daniels revealed that Howard will be return to fight The Ultimate Fighter's Urijah Hall in which is sure to be a barn burner of a fight between two athletic, dynamic strikers:
The Dorchester native has re-signed with the UFC and will take on Uriah Hall on short-notice in the TD Garden at UFC on Fox Sports 1 1 on Aug. 17, according to his coach at Wai Kru John Allan.


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For the second consecutive week, Stetson University volleyball outside hitter Tiffany Creamer was chosen as the Atlantic Sun Conference Freshman of the Week, the league announced on Monday.
Creamer recorded 41 kills and 10 digs to help lead the Hatters (13-5, 4-0 A-Sun) to a perfect 3-0 week including two A-Sun victories over the weekend.
On Tuesday, Creamer led the team with 13 kills and a .429 attack percentage in the Hatters' 3-0 win at Bethune-Cookman. On Friday she recorded 12 kills and five digs as Stetson downed Mercer in four sets. On Saturday vs. Kennesaw State, Creamer again led the team with 16 kills, adding three digs and two blocks as Stetson moved into sole possession of first place in the A-Sun with a 3-1 victory.
For the season, Creamer is averaging 2.85 kills per set and has registered a .267 attack percentage. She has helped Stetson get off to its best start in school history. The Hatters have also won seven matches in a row, tying a school-record, and the team has its first 4-0 start in A-Sun play since 2002.
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J-S Letter: Pro-life Forty-one years ago the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion. This was the destruction of our unalienable right to life from conception to natural death endowed by our creator and constitution. Votes for abortion, massive funding, supreme court authorization, and the support of secular media, legal backing and shocking Christian votes supported the death of 56 million helpless aborted children. God's law, "You shall not kill," was deliberately ignored for personal reasons. Voters lost God if they didn't repent and make reparation by voting pro-life. Natural disasters, wars and viruses prevails. Abortion is a mortal sin, eternally paid. At conception, the unborn has a complete DNA of the parents. At three weeks, the heart beats. At seven weeks, blood flows in tiny arteries. At 12 weeks, the baby is three inches long with stretched out arms. At five months, the baby's ears hear voices. At seven months, the baby's eyes are open. At nine months, life or voters death? Please promote abstinence by displaying venereal diseases at schools, but blur body and face parts. It's better than Planned Parenthood's sex pornagraphy education for children 10 years and older which promotes immoral sex addictions that destroy childhood. — Helen Deckler, Freeport
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Chicken breast, cooked, cubed, and skinless
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Dr. Gail Roboz, speaking on GMA, said Roberts, in characteristic fighting fashion, had already sent her an email message saying she "wanted to go home!"
But, the oncologist, who called Roberts, 51, "a powerhouse," noted that the next 7-10 days were crucial for the injected stem cells, donated by Roberts's sister Sally-Ann, to grow properly, ridding her of the rare blood disorder, myelodysplastic syndrome.
"It's not instant," Roboz told show host George Stephanopoulos. "Rebuilding ... takes weeks to months," with a goal of leaving the hospital in about 30 days.
As the doctor explained, "We have to roll with the punches over the next few days because, don't forget, her systems are down and Sally-Ann's aren't up yet so we're in that in-between zone of watching very carefully. We are wanting every day to be a good day, but we are ready for some bumps in the road."
Roberts, who had thanked supporters via video message, was surrounded by TV colleagues and friends Diane Sawyer and Sam Champion on Thursday for the transplant.
After a blessing of the harvested stem cells and prayer, her fave tunes, including "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," were played during the brief procedure.


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The first release in a series of official bootlegs. Thanks to a state-of-the-art recording studio that Ani takes on tour, her October 9, 2003 Atlanta performance has been captured in pristine fashion. Only available on the web and at Ani's shows.
Released: June 2004
1. shy
2. next bold move
3. two little girls
4. evolve
5. subdivision
6. here for now
7. phase
8. swim
9. everest
10. gravel
11. bubble
12. second intermission
13. animal
14. grand canyon
15. names and dates
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The robber took an undetermined amount of cash, then ran out of the store and headed west on Church Street.
And, just before 7 p.m. Tuesday, police said an armed man held up the Dunkin Donuts at 1300 Northampton St.
Police said that robber was a Hispanic man wearing a black hood, red scarf, black pants and black boots.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Allen Robinson had another huge receiving day for Penn State and spoke with the media for the first time since being suspended for the first half of the season opener against Syracuse.
"It was a learning experience, but it wasn't a big deal at all," Robinson said of that disciplinary action.
Robinson caught seven passes for 129 yards against Eastern Michigan, including a 45-yard TD and 43-yard gain. That's coming on the heels of last week's game against Syracuse in which he caught seven passes for 133 yards and a 51-yard score.
"I personally think that we have a good connection together," Robinson said of himself and quarterback Christian Hackenberg, "but that goes for all the receivers."
It's unclear what led to Robinson's suspension against Syracuse, but he said he used his time on the sideline to help his teammates.
"Just throughout the first half [I tried] to use my brains instead of my legs to help us out," he said, adding he was talking to the players about what he saw on the field.
As soon as he came into that game, Robinson made a huge impact with two catches for 76 yards and a TD. He made two more big plays Saturday and is off to a terrific start to the season.
"I just try to make plays when my number's called on," Robinson said.
Three-headed running attack
Backup tailback Bill Belton had a big game Saturday with 108 yards and two TDs on only nine carries, plus a 51-yard scoring burst. He said his power running up the middle is something he learned from starter Zach Zwinak.
"We pick up a lot of things from each other," Belton said. "One thing that I wanted to work on this year was being more physical and being more downhill."
Zwinak carried only seven times but had 43 yards and two TDs, plus he had a big 20-yard run on a key third-and-24.
"We have three great running backs," Zwinak said. "Everybody is going to split carries. Not one person is going to take them all. When it's not your turn, you're there for the guy, you're cheering him on. As soon as he comes to the sideline you're talking about what they're seeing."
Last but certainly not least, third-stringer Akeel Lynch, a redshirt freshman, had a great running back debut with 108 yards on 13 carries. He scored from 18 yards out late in the game.
"In the hotel before [the game] you always see yourself making big plays and visualize yourself before," Lynch said. "I'm definitely excited just to get out there."
Coach Bill O'Brien has raved about Lynch's work ethic and attitude going back to last year, and now the running back is finally getting a chance to play.
"He's a guy that has worked extremely hard to improve his game, so it was just great for us, as a staff, to watch him get in there," O'Brien said. "He had a big smile on his face. I thought he ran hard. He's got some improvement to make. He's got to get his pads down, things like that, and finish runs a little bit better. He's got a really good future here at Penn State."
Injury update
Starting linebacker Mike Hull didn't play, and while O'Brien said he's fine, defensive coordinator John Butler said, "I have no idea" when asked if Hull will play next week.
"When he's healthy, he'll be back on the field, ready to go," Butler said. "Mike's a great player, just had an unfortunate [injury], kind of got leg whipped last week in the pile and had an injury that kept him out today. We got to do what's best for Mike's long-term future, not just Penn State. When he's back and ready to go, he'll be back to probably being our best player."
Backup safety Ryan Keiser left the game in the first half with an undisclosed injury. Tight end Kyle Carter (left arm) did play and had two catches for 16 yards.
Ficken sets kicking record
Sam Ficken set a school record by making his 14th consecutive field goal, a 39-yarder in the second quarter. He surpassed the previous mark set by Craig Fayak in 1992.
"I actually did not know until running into halftime," Ficken said of the record. He went on to add, "It is really a great thing. There have been some great place-kickers come through here."
Recruiting update
It was a light recruiting visit weekend for Penn State with roughly a dozen prospects at Beaver Stadium on Saturday.
The most highly rated players on hand were underclassmen, including a pair of juniors from Archbishop Wood in southeastern Pennsylvania. Ryan Bates is a 6-foot-5, 285-pound offensive tackle who already has other offers from colleges like Virginia, Pitt, Georgia Tech and South Carolina. His teammate, Jake Cooper, is a productive 6-2, 226-pound inside linebacker who has been linked to the Nittany Lions for some time but apparently has yet to receive a committable offer.
Both play positions that figure to be high on the Lions' list for 2015, although outside linebacker might be a bigger need than inside, depending on how it is addressed in the next few months.
Exeter's 6-5, 250-pound Michael Menet also was in the house. Menet might be the best offensive line prospect in the state in the sophomore class and already has been offered by Rutgers and Temple. Penn State followed suit on Saturday.
Qadree Ollison, a 6-1, 226-pound bruising running back from Buffalo had been expected to attend but decided not to do so late in the week. Ollison is scheduled to announce his college choice on Monday, and recruiting analysts believe he'll announce for Penn State over Pitt, although the Lions already have two verbal pledges from running backs.
Ollison is from the same high school as Lion guard John Urschel, Canisius.
Eagles don't put up much fight
Eastern Michigan came in as a big underdog, and despite some early success with short passes and running up the gut, its offense stalled the rest of the day.
"We did not score any points, and that is the biggest thing," EMU coach Ron English said of the early drives. "In these games you have to score points, and we never put any pressure on the opponent because we did not score any points."
The Eagles dropped the snap on a field goal try and later missed a field goal. Their only points came on a fumble recovery for a TD by linebacker Hunter Matt.
"We were real excited," defensive back Mycal Swaim said after that score. "We were pumped up after that happened."
Eastern Michigan, though, managed only 183 yards of total offense and only 11 first downs.


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In this episode, Vishal Joshi, Program Manager on the WebMatrix team, joins Windows Azure Technical Evangelist Brady Gaster to talk about the next version of WebMatrix. With WebMatrix v2, you can start creating websites faster than ever using the improved integration with popular open source packages like Umbraco and WordPress. You can also easily pull in new functionality using NuGet integration and all the great new editor enhancements included in this release.
You can get started with WebMatrix v2 today, by going to http://webmatrix.com/next.
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I am using WebMatrix right now and I like it a lot (I use VS interchangeably). Please make home page same 4 buttons like v1 please. The submenu is very irritating. You would know it when you frequently open My Sites to access projects.
I actually run into some issues with Umbraco. So, I ended up developing my site from scratch. Not a bad thing since I want to learn the lower level part than using Umbraco. Will try those blog engine later again. They are kinda complex.
Look at remote files looks great =)
I have some issue with web-matrix :-
After you create your site suppose you go to Create new Dialog Window by selecting them from menu again Even you close the dialog (cancel it) then it's called your current project too who you open before closing dialog.
2. if i press doc for document and press CTRL + space it's not worked. the same issue found in Js, CSS
Maybe C# code can be write but it's not a feature whenever you not compile it. it's good that changes made in Views are works (they not need compilation of project again).
If I update extensions i got seen "You need to restart". are their no easy way. means you need to close open then open project again.
If their is three extension's update available in Web-matrix if i try update i need to open the window three time because every-time they close the window after update.
After update the extension I can update them again (their is no warning).
After release of Webmatrix v2 (beta) I give a submit a big txt file to MSDN feedback who included more then 200 issue i have with Webmatrix.
All i do for your help. maybe you like it.
Nice Job Brady! Cool stuff!
When can we use WebMatrix to publish to Azure?
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The event will mark the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month with resort-wide offerings that include exclusive pink cosmopolitan cocktails, pink sweets from Tahoe Provisions, a pampering package from the Stillwater Spa, and a special Awareness Celebration for locals, guests and resort, casino, and Hyatt High Sierra Lodge associates.
Locals and hotel guests are invited to the Awareness Celebration that will feature:
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• Pink-Themed Treats from Tahoe Provisions: Pink Champagne Puffs, Pink Sugar Cookies, and Pink Awareness Cupcakes.
In addition, the Stillwater Spa will offer two unique relaxation treatments, the Pink Healing Waters Manicure and the 20 Minute Hydra Facial Special every Thursday throughout October. A portion of the proceeds from these specialty treatments will benefit the American Cancer Society's support for mammogram access.
To continue the celebration, Hyatt associates are thrilled to be taking part in Lee National Denim Day on Oct. 5 by donating $5 each to the American Cancer Society and wearing their favorite jeans to work. Team members will also decorate old pairs of jeans with messages honoring their loved ones affected by breast cancer.
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Big game, time to get those 2 points we deserved from the last meeting between Minnesota and us. Most likely will be a slow start due to 3 days off, but i'm looking forward to a dominate 2nd and 3rd period displayed by the boys. Brunner gets that goal he's looking for tonight, Filp continues his dominate play, and Kindl pots another.
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Six of 13 Western New York hospitals in a new report card on patient safety got a grade of only D for preventing medication errors, infections and other serious problems.
Six hospitals here received C grades, and one got a B in the Leapfrog Group Hospital Safety Score. Half of the hospitals in this region that were graded this year did one letter grade worse than in last year's report card from the group.
Kaleida Health's hospitals – Buffalo General, Millard Fillmore, Millard Fillmore Suburban and DeGraff Memorial – received D grades. But it's difficult to draw conclusions.
Kaleida Health was graded as one entity, but the same grade was applied to all the facilities as if they all performed the same on every measure. In addition, the hospital on Gates Circle was permanently closed last year and its staff transferred to facilities on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus in a long-planned move to consolidate services.
The hospitals and their Leapfrog grades are:
•Kenmore Mercy: B
•Brooks Memorial, Dunkirk: C
•Mercy: C
•Sisters: C
•Olean General: C
•Erie County Medical Center: C
•Mount St. Mary's, Lewiston: C
•United Memorial, Batavia: D
•Buffalo General: D
•Millard Fillmore: D
•Millard Fillmore Suburban: D
•DeGraff Memorial, North Tonawanda: D
•Medina Memorial: D
The Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit national patient safety organization based in Washington, D.C., creates its grades by examining hospitals on 26 measures such as rates of bedsores, hospital-acquired infections, intensive-care unit staffing and adherence to hand hygiene.
In this report card, the group graded more than 2,500 general hospitals nationwide, including about half of the facilities in Western New York. The scores are available online at hospitalsafetyscore.org .
"We found incremental progress, but hospitals have a long way to go," said Leah Binder, president and chief executive officer of the group.
The preliminary information released Tuesday did not make it clear which issues led to Kaleida Health's D grade, but one area in which it rates worse than the national average is in deaths from serious treatable complications after surgery, according to federal data.
Michael P. Hughes, vice president and chief marketing officer for Kaleida Health, said Kaleida does not participate in the Leapfrog database, "so our quality of care is not accurately reflected in this report."
Hughes listed several other quality awards won by Kaleida, including the Society of Thoracic Surgery's top rating in heart surgery, and similar awards from the American Heart Association, the Blue Distinction Center for Cardiac Care and the Consumer Choice Award from the National Research Corporation.
"Our services and hospitals win national quality awards every year," Hughes said. "While we recognize that we have had challenges in the past, we continue to improve our clinical outcomes. Kaleida Health is the area's provider of choice when it comes to numerous services, including cardiac care, stroke, vascular, pediatrics, orthopedics and more."
Of the 2,514 general hospitals issued a grade in the Leapfrog Group report, 780 earned an A, 638 earned a B, 932 earned a C, 148 earned a D, and 16 earned an F.
Leapfrog bases the grades on data from the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which posts publicly available measures on hospitals at its Hospital Compare website at www.medicare.gov/hospitalcompare. It also surveys those hospitals that voluntarily agree to participate and relies on information from an American Hospital Association survey. The report card excludes some facilities, such as mental health facilities, Veterans Affairs hospitals and free-standing children's hospitals, said Missy Danforth, senior director of hospital ratings at the group.
Most of the data comes from 2012, officials said.
About half of the safety score is based on how well a hospital does on errors, accidents and injuries to patients that can be measured, including having foreign objects left in bodies after surgery, deaths from serious treatable complications after surgery and collapsed lungs due to medical treatment.
The other half of the score is based on how well hospitals follow procedures to prevent problems, such as using computerized systems to order medications, or whether the hospital's administration is structured in a way to foster a culture that focuses on patient safety.
Several of the criticisms of the Leapfrog grading method are that it relies on voluntary sources of data and it mixes issues that can be quantifiably measured with those that may not necessarily result in a better grade.
"We have serious concerns about the grades," said Melissa Mansfield, spokeswoman for the Healthcare Association of New York, which represents many hospitals in the state. "It's an incomplete snapshot, and many hospitals have made improvements since they were surveyed."
Nonetheless, experts in quality measurement say the report card is useful.
"The Leapfrog Group's role, like our role, is to provide consumers with information about quality and hospitals with information they can use to make improvements," said Bruce Boissonnault, president of the Niagara Health Quality Coalition, which also publishes an annual hospital report card.
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It's that time of year again, when we begin to plan for Rupert's birthday and invite the fans to take part and wish their favorite actor a 'Happy Birthday!'
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Assemblyman John D. Ceretto, R-Lewiston, said Thursday that he favors the legalization of mixed martial arts fighting in New York and will introduce a bill to accomplish that.
Differing bills to legalize MMA already have been introduced in the Assembly and Senate in the 2013 session. Democratic Erie County Assembly members Crystal Peoples-Stokes and Dennis Gabryszak co-sponsored a MMA bill last year, but it did not pass.
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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) recognized Medellín as Latin America's innovation capital, praising the city's "extraordinary transformation, in two decades, from one of the most violent cities in the world to a global reference of good urban planning."
Antioquia's capital is one of the finalists for World Innovation Capital, along with New York and Tel Aviv, a contest sponsored by the Urban Land Institute, the Wall Street Journal and Citi financial group.
The BBC highlighted aspects like the escalators in Comuna 13, which reduced people's travel time from 35 to six minutes, as well as the city's massive transport system, public libraries, cultural centers and public spaces which have been key in the efforts to reduce violence.
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