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Budget Micro-ATX P55 Faceoff: Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD2 and ASRock P55M Proby Gary Key on 10/5/2009 12:30 PM EST
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mfs - Friday, March 26, 2010 - linkhow do you get 4 phase on the GA-P55M-UD2? looks like 6 by the photos? bit-tech says 6 too. Reply
andersbranderud - Friday, March 12, 2010 - linkDoes anyone have any experiences with overclocking an i7-860 on this motherboard with 1333 mhz or 1600 mhz ram.
In that case give me some more details.
Anders Branderud
zoggy - Thursday, February 18, 2010 - linkWas looking at picking up GA-P55M-UD2 for a HTPC, going to pair it with Core i7 860 and a ATI HD 5000 series card. Wanted to know if there was any problems with this board to do the bit-streaming of HD audio or if the UD4 would be better suited? Reply
Hrel - Friday, October 23, 2009 - linkPictures of the Motherboard BIOS, THANK YOU SO MUCH! Reply
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Googer - Sunday, October 11, 2009 - linkI don't see how the inclusion of something can be seen as a negative. I am sure there are a few users who still depend on a floppy drive from time to time (retro dos gamers, some drivers, and archiving old files) and it's presence has little to negative impact on the actual usability, functionality, or performance of the motherboard.
As for my self, I have tried several times to remove my drive, only to have someone or myself find an unexpected need for it a few months later. So I still keep it installed but the drive it's self remains disabled in the bios until I actually need it. Having it enabled has no noticeable impact on my P4 based system. Reply
Serveo - Friday, October 09, 2009 - linkHi Gary,
Nice review. I am planning to buy a p55 mATX board. There are some on the market but mostly they support only 16x & 4x GPU and thats a pity.
Only the Gigabyte GA-P55M-UD4 and ASUS Maximus III Gene support sli/cross at 8x mode. I would like to your review about these boards soon. The price for the GA-P55M-UD4 is available around € 130.- incl. VAT and the Maximus III Gene around € 170.- incl VAT.
Thats why I probably go for the Gigabyte due to the price an the board colors, but the board layout has some fails and according to the review at bit-tech.net the performance is not that good.
Gary when can I aspect the review about these boards? Or which of these two board would you advice? Reply
Awnold - Wednesday, October 07, 2009 - linkHi Gary,
Great article! Looking at other user's experience w/ the Gigabyte board, I've seen a number of complaints w/ memory compatibility (e.g., Newegg's reviews). Would you mind posting the part #'s of the different memories you tested this board with?
I did see your comment that the F4 BIOS improved memory compatibility, but to my knowledge they haven't updated their qualified memory list yet.
Also, if other users on this forum have experience w/ this board, would you mind posting your memory config as well?
Thanks! Reply
Awnold - Friday, October 09, 2009 - linkI'm mostly curious about the G.Skill memory used. Does anyone have any success (or BSODs/failures) with the following modules:
F3-16000CL9D-4GBRH Reply
haplo602 - Tuesday, October 06, 2009 - linkstop with this P55 flood and finaly review a few 785G boards !!! please please PLEASE !!!
I don't care about intel, I want to build an AMD PC and your site is severely lacking in that part ... Reply
yacoub - Tuesday, October 06, 2009 - link785G is just onboard graphics halfbreed between 780 and 790 or whatever. until AMD releases a new line of high-end boards worth reviewing, why bother? Reply
haplo602 - Wednesday, October 07, 2009 - linkP55 is just half a chipset, i5 took over some of the functionality anyway ... why bother ? Reply
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bollux78 - Tuesday, October 06, 2009 - linkWhy do we need PCI anymore? I´ll tel you why: The PCI bus is more than enough for a hell bunch of applications, that´s it. If you have a damn good sound card or video capture, or whatever the card you have, and it´s PCI, you´d love to have the slot in there, because you don need to ditch that card and bet a "fantastic" PCIE x1 new card.
C´mon people, let´s use the computer for the right purpose, not just to give money to the manufacturers buying new parts that you don´t
necessarily need.
I know, I´m being inflexible and oldschool, but, please, evolution is one thing, marketing is a completely different animal. Reply
strikeback03 - Tuesday, October 06, 2009 - linkIMO it is more a board real estate problem than a case of buying the latest and greatest. On these P55 uATX boards you have 4 slots, one of which has to be devoted to graphics unless it is a headless server. If you use a dual slot graphics card (which a substantial portion of the readers on this site) you lose a second slot, and ideally you would have an open slot beneath that to ease airflow. So that leaves you with one or in a pinch two slots, therefore what interface they are is quite important. PCIe has been out on boards for what, 5-6 years now? I'd say its time to stop selling PCI cards and leave the PCI slots only on full ATX boards (plus maybe a few HTPC-oriented uATX boards) and let the interface finally die off.
Though I'd say IDE has even less of a place now, SATA hard drives have been the norm for years and even optical drives for a few years. Time to upgrade if you are still carting one of those around. Reply
sonicdeth - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkThanks Gary for the detailed review. Can't wait for the p55 roundup, and I'm also very interested now in your audo codec review. Reply
mindless1 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - link... but I don't see the sense in SLI on mATX. Using the typical long video cards means you can't have a shorter depth case, just shorter height and since when is the area above your computer case a vital piece of real-estate?
With 2, 8 or 16X slots onboard it only makes sense to me to go full ATX, is someone with the system budget to build a powerhouse gaming machine really poor enough, indescriminating enough, or young enough (to not have desirable cards from past systems) they don't want to add some other cards?
I hate to say it but this is getting to be a madness, the idea that we need to focus centrally on gaming ability of a board. Most people are not hard core gamers, but factually speaking, most hard core gamers don't do SLI either. Granted you can use a 16x slot for cards with fewer lanes, that seems the only saving grace for the two boards.
It's getting to the point I want a cTX case design where the drive racks are not in front of the mainboard and PSU, they are above them, so the case is even taller than std. ATX but not as deep.
Might tip over a little easier but earthquakes are rare here and plenty of other household items are more tip-happy than that would be. Reply
strikeback03 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkThere are cases made to hold a uATX board lying on the bottom, making it kinda a wider Shuttle. I'm personally looking for full ATX as well though, as the height doesn't matter too much to me (pretty sure anything short of a ABS Canyon or some of the bizarre decorative cases would fit under my desk) and don't want to limit my slot selection. Reply
Sunburn74 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkHey Anand,
Gigabyte boards have on issue that drives me nuts. As soon as you start overclocking them, you lose the ability to S3 sleep. When you do your maximal overclocks for various board reviews, would you mind testing if S3 sleep was maintained at those maximal overclocks? Reply
Gary Key - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkThis board resumes from S3 (USB keyboard) at up to 215 Bclk (mentioned in the thoughts section, make that more visible next time) with our setup and that includes an external hard drive on the Firewire port which is properly instructed to shut down and restart. Reply
Sunburn74 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkThanks.
Which board? I searched the thoughts section and don't see any mention of sleep :(
I just know its a huge problem with gigabyte boards, pretty much every p45- and a good number of the x58 boards mysteriosly can't s3 sleep with significant overclocks in place and its something I'm seriously going to explore before my next mobo purchase. Reply
Ryun - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkI purchased and Asrock 760g, which is a great little motherboard, yet it does not support S3 state (standby mode). I have an email from Asrock's (surprisingly quick-response) tech support saying that none of their boards officially support S3 state and to use their Instant Boot technology instead.
Did the Asrock motherboard you tested allow you to go into S3 state/standby mode? I really like Asrock's boards but the lack of standby is a deal breaker for me. Reply
Gary Key - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkS3 is fully supported on the ASRock board. In the power consumption section I did note what needed to be enabled for it work. Also, this was probably in the wrong spot, but in the OC section I briefly mentioned that the board had no problems resuming from S3 with the Bclk set to 215. I can understand why ASRock wants you to use Instant Boot, but S3 operation is just fine, even when overclocked. Reply
Ryun - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkAh, looks like I missed that part. Many thanks for pointing that out. Sadly though, I don't have those BIOS options on the 760g board I have but perhaps I can tinker a bit more. Reply
n7 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkJust wanted to say a massively huge thank you for testing with 8 GB!
It's extremely encouraging to see, as the large majority of reviewers do not bother testing with all slots populated.
Thanx again. Reply
vlado08 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkWhich board has the quickest Power On Self Test?
With fast CPU's and SSD I expect fast booting!
Now I have a Gigabyte board (P965 DS4) and when the Sata is in AHCI mode POST is quite long.
I hope that in future articles you will include this information. Reply
MadMan007 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkS3 is your friend. Really, who boots their computer every time any more? Reply
strikeback03 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkI usually do, since I dual boot and won't necessarily know which OS I need the day before. Reply
Gary Key - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkCold Boot - Quick Boot turned off in BIOS - AHCI enabled, External Hard Drive attached via IEEE 1394a, LAN attached to our Promise NAS via a Gigabit Switch.
Time reported is from the time we turn on the board until Win7 has correctly installed the network stack. So this is the full POST and OS is usable process that is being timed.
ASRock - 44.7 seconds
Gigabyte - 53.2 seconds
I have the information since we run this for every board, just did not know if anyone would care to see it. ;) Reply
vlado08 - Tuesday, October 06, 2009 - linkThanks Gary
But I was interested in time from pushing the power on switch until the begining of the OS loading. I think that there might be difference between boards depending on their BIOS.
Time from begining of the OS loading until fully functional OS depends on the computing power ot the CPU and the speed of the HDD (SSD) and not on the design of the board.
And because you (we) want to distinguish between the boards I thought that this might be one of the criterion. Reply
yehuda - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkSlow POST is a minor annoyance, but it adds up as part of the computing experience IMO. I don't get why Gigabyte is so slow compared to other brands like MSI and ASRock. Just getting the video signal online takes about 4 seconds here (commenting on G31 and G41-based boards). It feels like a 486 until the OS takes over. Reply
yacoub - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkMuch more interested in the MSI uATX board and the higher-level Gigabyte one that actually has all the features on it. These two may be entry-level but they also skip some features most discerning enthusiasts would want. Reply
Gary Key - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkThe MSI just arrived, they were late to market for that one. The P55M-UD4 is coming up shortly, but it does not clock any better than the UD2. ;) The lack of passive MOSFET cooling was not a problem on either board under full load. The bigger problem is that the 4+1 PWM setup is not going to handle high current draws. The UD4, GD45, and MIII GENE boards are designed for that audience. Reply
MadMan007 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkThat's simple enough to understand in a basic way but could you elaborate on what *high* current means, and what the difference in ovreclocking might be? In the context of 24/7 overclocks as you go on about in this article would be best...you seem to imply in the article that the UD2 will be as good as any at 24/7-type settings but it would be nice to clarify when 'high' current is an advantage. Reply
yacoub - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkCool, looking forward to that UD4 review =)
I wonder if the extra features will be considered worth the price difference, although it sounds like you do not believe so.
The onboard audio is one area i've heard several complaints for cheapest Gigabyte boards compared to the mid-level and upper-tier boards. Reply
MadMan007 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkWhat exactly were the issues or differences in the audio? Features or sound quality? Reply
yacoub - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkat the moment i can't find either of the reviews i read a couple weeks ago, but both stated sound quality issues with the onboard solution, which is a lower grade than what is included on the other boards. Reply
philosofool - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkI have one of these boards and the sound is great. I'm listening to Little Milton (Grits Ain't Groceries) right now: I can hear every horn, bass string, cymbal crash like I'm sitting on stage. Okay, maybe that's an exaggeration, but there's nothing wrong with the audio on this board. Reply
yacoub - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkTo be more specific, there are reviews on other sites mentioning the particularly crappy onboard audio solution on the UD2 compared to the UD4, and there's also the lack of cooling on the VRMs.
On the upside, sure, it uses slightly less operating power, and that can be important to users interested in uATX, but overall I'd rather spend another $20 or whatever to get the UD4 with better cooling and audio (and whatever else it adds).
yacoub - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkAwesome work with the review, Gary. I do wish the uATX boards would stop carrying legacy ports like others have noted. Floppy is definitely archaic, IDE should be the next item tossed, and PCI could probably go as well. FireWire is also something 99% of us could live without on a uATX board that offers USB and eSATA. Reply
goinginstyle - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkI loved the review also and it showed a lot of work went into testing these boards. I just wonder when TA152H is going to ruin this thread but until then it nice to see constructive posts. I also wish the mobo guys would just drop the floppy and IDE ports when possible. It would free up board real estate and hopefully drop the cost a little more. Reply
papapapapapapapababy - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linknot touching any of this at least it has Socket 775 mounting holes
usb3 @ pci3 @sata6 and im there. Reply
Docket - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkIt is a shame that there are no Linux versions of the Gigabyte software reviewed here... oh well maybe some day in a distant future. Reply
mitt - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkHallelujah! DPC latency benchmark in AnandTech reviews! Reply
mathew7 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkWhen MB manufacturers are going to let go of PCI?
I recently switched to Micro-ATX, and found I have a real problem of choosing a motherboard.
I'm looking at buying a PCIe X-Fi, but would like to use a dual-slotted video card. But I would like to keep my options open for a second card (I'm htinking about physics, not SLI/CF, so dual-slot cooling is not required). While the Gigabyte does not pass my requirements, the Asrock also has a problem: usage of a dual-slot-cooled card inhibits the usage of the PCIex1 slot.
I intend to switch to i5/P55 at the start of next year, so I'm watching closely. Reply
Jaybus - Thursday, October 08, 2009 - linkThat will be a slow transition. There are still a lot of PCI adapters being sold out there, especially for some specialty markets like scientific instrumentation that take time to transition to new interfaces due to cost and low volume. Nevertheless, the demise of PCI is starting to happen. For most people it's not a big deal, because they only need 1 or 2 PCIe x16 slots for graphics cards and will never use the rest of the slots anyway. Reply
MadMan007 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkKind of funny but Intel is leading the pack in that specific area, their $200 (ugh) 'Extreme' DP55SB mATX P55 mobo has no PCI slots, also no PS/2, IDE or floppy. Maybe it's consistent since they ditched PS/2 and other legacy connectors on some boards a while back. No telling on the overclocking front but it is an 'extreme' board so it may have at elast some overclocking features. It has a couple of neat features actually, Bluetooth and Intel NIC. Reply
Jaybus - Thursday, October 08, 2009 - linkAnd uATX is a good platform to remove PCI from. Why not drop it from uATX? They can always leave it on ATX boards for a while for those who absolutely need PCI slots. I think other manufacturers will follow that path very soon. Reply
MadMan007 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - link*bzzt* The only PCIe 2.0 lanes on a P55 platform are from the CPU. So look carefully at specs and double check with companies when they say their secondary slots, especially ones that aren't even 16x mechanical, are PCIe 2.0. The UD2's 4x electrical slot in particular is clearly not according to Gigabyte, the ASRock claims to be but I'm not sure how if all 16 CPU PCIe 2.0 lanes are used for the graphics slot. If they used a lane splitter to provide PCIe 2.0 lanes to the other slots it kind of defeats the purpose, and if so it would be good to check performance with those slots populated. Reply
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MadMan007 - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkTo follow up on this, the comment was based on the first few paragraphs. I looked over Intel's manual for their 'extreme' mATX board for my post about it and Intel actually states their mobo has PCIe 2.0 lanes to the additional PCIe slots. Not surprising for the 8x slot I guess but it is for the 1x slots and it seems unlikely Intel would misquote specs.
On a related note there is one thing I've not seen yet from any review and that is how PCIe lanes get assigned, mainly to the primary 16x slot, when populating a secondary PCIe slot with a 1x or 4x card. Do the lane splitter chips assign 8x lanes to a secondary slot which has a 1x or 4x card or what? Not a huge deal but it's a little thing that would be nice to know. Reply
Gary Key - Monday, October 05, 2009 - linkThe PCIe lanes coming off the P55 are 2.0, the problem is that they are running at 1.x speeds (2.5GT/s). On these two boards, the x16 slot is off Lynnfield and will not be affected by any card placed in the x4 or x1 slots off the P55. Reply
Mr Perfect - Tuesday, October 06, 2009 - linkI should probably know this, but what does a 2.0 slot running at 1.x speed bring to the table that a 1.x slot doesn't? Does it provide more power or something? Reply
MadMan007 - Tuesday, October 06, 2009 - linkYes I was half right with my post and nothing Gary said was technically wrong it's just misleading. They are PCIe 2.0 spec slots but running at half speed, this is clear from Intel's chipset disgram. It's really a farce to call them PCIe 2.0 though because the overridingly most important change from 1.x to 2.0 is the double bandwidth, there are other changes like the power rating I believe and maybe some low level changes but nothing major. I think it's false advertising to call them PCIe 2.0 personally because they don't fully conform to the spec.
In any case I'd still like to know how many lanes the main CPU-based slot retains when a 1x or 4x card is placed in a secondary CPU-based PCIe slot. Anandtech seems to be more receptive to odd little investigations like this so I hope Gary will check it out. Reply
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By Julie Muhlstein Herald Columnist
Ouch. It's almost painful just looking at recent pictures of Snohomish County Superior Court Judge Marybeth Dingledy.
Snapshots show her with two black eyes, a broken and scraped nose, swollen lips, other abrasions and 10 stitches. Ouch. What happened?
A bicycle commuter, Dingledy was headed home May 6. After getting off the bus at the Ash Way Park-and-Ride, she was riding east on 164th Street SW in Lynnwood. Past the Walmart store, she was in the bike lane going downhill.
A car was going the same direction.
"She turned right in front of me," said Dingledy, whose 44th birthday was two days before the crash. "I think I was standing on my brakes. I don't remember anything. According to somebody who stopped, I did a somersault and landed on my face."
The driver was cited by the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office, Dingledy said, "and her insurance company has been very nice."
Dingledy was taken by a Fire District 1 aid car to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett's Colby campus. Stitched up and treated with pain medication, she got home after midnight and missed three days of work.
Yes, she is the same intrepid woman featured in this column in January. She had a double mastectomy in December, and was in training to climb Alaska's 20,320-foot Denali, also called Mount McKinley.
And yes, just three weeks after her bike accident, Dingledy plans to be on a plane Monday bound for Anchorage. "We go onto the mountain on Thursday," Dingledy said earlier this week. The climbing trip is expected to end June 19.
To prepare, Dingledy climbs stairs with a heavy pack. Bicycle rides will have to wait. "I don't have a new helmet. I plan on getting back on the bike, but not before I climb," she said.
It's more than a personal goal. Dingledy's climb with her "Celebrating Recovery" team is part of the Climb to Fight Breast Cancer, a fundraiser for the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. As a judge she can't ask for donations, yet more than $15,000 has been raised for the team.
In 2003, Dingledy learned she had inherited an altered BRCA2 gene, meaning she had a much higher-than-normal risk of developing breast or ovarian cancer. Her genetic story is similar to what Angelina Jolie recently revealed.
The actress shined a spotlight on the issue this month by announcing she had chosen to have a double mastectomy after testing positive for a mutated BRCA1 gene. Like Dingledy's gene, it also means a high likelihood of getting breast cancer.
Dingledy had a preventative hysterectomy in 2011. Last year, she learned she had a type of breast cancer. She had already considered preventative mastectomy, but when the disease showed up her decision was made.
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After getting past her major surgeries, Dingledy is recovering from the accident she never saw coming. This week, her dentist put temporary crowns on her broken front teeth.
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Get your travel planner out and place your heart in the upright position for our thirty-ninth flight over the Bible from 30,000 Feet. On this flight, Pastor Skip will take us on a tour over the entire book of Hosea, a man called to prophesy to the Northern Kingdom of Israel during the reign of King Jeroboam. As Hosea addresses the sins of the nation, we will see how God used the graphic parallel between his adulterous wife and the unfaithfulness of Israel. The key chapters to review are Hosea 1-4, 6, 9, and 11.
DESTINATION: Hosea 1-14
Hosea means "salvation." He was the son of Beeri. Hosea was called to prophesy to the Northern Kingdom of Israel during the reign of King Jeroboam (and during the reigns of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, over the Kingdom of Judah). Sources vary as to the date of the writing (between 750 and 715 B.C.), but his message was clear: they had rejected God and thus they would be sent into exile and become wanderers in other nations.
Lifespan of the Prophet Hosea
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The first three chapters of Hosea give a picture of Hosea's private family life and the agony of living with an unfaithful wife. This picture lays a graphic foundation for God's message through Hosea to the nation of Israel and her unfaithfulness to God in the remaining chapters 4-14. Hosea addresses the primary sins of Israel as adultery, drunkenness, idolatry, and licentiousness.
Valley of Jezreel - A plain situated to the north of Jezreel between the ridges of Gilboa and Moreh. It was here that Gideon was chosen by the Lord to defeat the Midianites and the Amelekites (Judges 6:3). Two centuries later, the Israelites were defeated here by the Philistines, and Saul and Jonathan were killed (1 Samuel 31:1-6). The ancient city of Megiddo is located in the south and west of the valley.
Valley of Achor - Means "trouble" in Hebrew. It is the name of a literal valley in the vicinity of Jericho, but is used by both Isaiah & Hosea in a proverbial sense to refer to the valley of trouble, a place for herds to lie down in (Isaiah 65:10), the valley of trouble for a door of hope (Hosea 2:15).
Hosea the son of Beeri - The name Hosea means "salvation." It comes from the same Hebrew root (hoshea) as the names Joshua and Jesus. Throughout the book, Hosea will show us that salvation is found in turning to the LORD and away from our sin. We also know that he had a wife named Gomer (Hosea 1:3) and two sons and a daughter (Hosea 1:4, 1:6, 1:9). His contemporaries were Amos, Isaiah, Jonah and Micah.
Gomer - Means "complete." The root word is gamar (Strong's # 01584), and it is a verb. In addition to complete, gamar means to perfect or to finish. The harlot wife of the prophet Hosea whom God commanded him to marry. She bore him three children, then left the family to live a life of harlotry and eventually was "redeemed" by Hosea and was reconciled to him.
Jezreel - means "God will scatter/sow." First-born son of Hosea and his wife Gomer. Jezreel refers to the Valley of Jezreel, where Jehu - the founder of the dynasty that put Jeroboam II on the throne - massacred all the descendants of Ahab, thus establishing his throne (2 Kings 10:11). God directed Hosea to name his son Jezreel to confirm His promise to avenge the bloodshed of Jezreel by judging the house of Jehu. In the end will be the uniting factor between Israel & Judah (v. 11).
Lo-Ruhamah - Means "no mercy; not loved." Second child, a daughter, born to Hosea and a constant reminder to him and everyone else of coming judgment and exile. Her mercy and love would be given to another (the nation of Judah).
Lo-Ammi - Means "not my people." Third child born to Hosea and Gomer. This child was a constant reminder that the people of Israel had pushed away the Lord God, and should no longer be considered His people.
Kings of Judah ... king of Israel - Hosea's ministry spanned the years 760 to 720 B.C., during the days of the divided monarchy. This was after the days of David and Solomon, when the people of God divided in a civil war, creating two nations: Israel in the north, and Judah in the south. This is some 250 years after the time of King David, and some 650 years after Israel came into the Promised Land.
Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah, kings of Judah - Used by Hosea as a reference point for the days of his ministry according to the kings of Judah.
Jeroboam ... king of Israel - Jeroboam I was the first king of a divided Israel, leading a popular revolt against the high taxation of Rehoboam, son of Solomon (1 Kings 12).
Jeroboam II - followed in the wicked footsteps of Jeroboam I. Hosea began his ministry in the days of Jeroboam II who, from a political and economic standpoint, was a successful and good king (2 Kings 14:23-29). Israel prospered politically and materially under his reign, but it was a time of significant spiritual and moral decay. The terrible result of this decay wouldn't become evident until the days of Jeroboam II were finished.
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Strong foldaway table
By margaret
from D.C.
We downsized when my family came to live with us for 3 years and gave away our dining room table. This table and another of equal size allows us to entertain for dinner and holidays and also allows us to simplify our home with more open space.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Drin
from Utica, NY
I thought that this table would be a good choice for a small space - that I could keep it folded and fold it out when needed. That is not the case - it has to be opened, either one or both sides, to stand. I did not realize that I would have to OIL this table regularly. Had I known, I would not have ordered it.I did oil the table (and the chairs I ordered to go with it). The job took a couple of hours - I moved the car out of the garage and put down a drop cloth and learned how to properly dispose of linseed oil-soaked rags.I set up the table with an umbrella I'd purchased locally - a fairly difficult job since I had a hard time getting the umbrella through the hole at the bottom of the table. I'm not a young person - a 65-year-old widow - perhaps this is when I hurt my back!I've had the table about a month and a crack has developed in the surface, that I fear could give someone a splinter. Never mind that I've had the table for all of a month! I just called Hammacher AGAIN, and they are sending a replacement - but this time I have to return the defective table. I thought I could just wait until the end of the season and take down that table when I'd be putting it away anyway and get rid of it, and OIL the new table and set it up next year - but I'll have to take the old one down so I can box it up for return. At least they told me I can call FedEx to pick it up, and they are paying for the return shipping. I can NOT recommend this table. It looks lovely but what a headache. Oh yes, I also had to tighten screws - not well put together. I will probably never order from Hammacher Schlemmer again. Oh BTW, 2 of the chairs I ordered to go with the table arrived cracked. Those were replaced and at least I didn't have to return them.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Great buy!
By none
from Green Bay WI.
Great table! The linseed oil brought out a beautiful contrasting grain structure.Big enough to seat four for a quick brunch and small enough to play cards, cribbage or what have you. Would recommend this to a friend, anytime.
Beautiful table
By Mammy D
from Roseburg, Oregon
The table is on our covered deck but after oiling it, we discovered a nut missing which secures the leg to the table frame. Very disappointed in that.
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By Ray
from San Antonio, TX
This foldaway table is lightweight and can easily be stored away. I does need to be oiled (linseed) before first use and once or twice a year to maintain the looks. It is good as a coffee table but can be unstable for large items. Attractive when paired with the eucalyptus chairs.
Great design! Easy to move, assemble and store.
By Mike
from Brunswick, Ohio
I enjoy relaxing outdoors with coffee or a meal. Delivery was prompt.
Outstanding table
By Sherlymp
from Coeur d Alene, Idaho
Received this table and the 4 chairs within a week of purchase, they came already assembled and add furniture beauty to our back patio. I highly recommend this set if you are looking for comfort, quality and unique design. The only negative comment is the box it was deliver in was torn, the table had a small gouge on the table's edge but not enough to send it back.
Great table!
By Charlie
from Valatie, NY
We love our new table. When we put linseed oil on it the grains just popped. Easy to assemble and love that it folds down. It won't stand on its own when both leaves are folded down, but just lean it against a wall.
a good looking folding table......
By Anne the nurse
from Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
I am pleased with the table.....it is good looking, folds, so is easier to store....my only complaint would be that oiling it will be a chore....should at least come from factory oiled one time....
Great table
By Mary Ellen
from Friday Harbor, WA
Delivery was fine
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For Mo Williams, the removal of Billy Hunter from his role as the National Basketball Players Association union chief was important stuff.
"We are going forward as a union," the injured Jazz point guard said, "to try and get everything back on track. Obviously some things have been going on that we, as players, are trying to get more information about."
Hunter was placed on an indefinite leave of absence after an independent investigation revealed that Hunter withheld knowledge that his contract did not undergo the proper approval process, used poor judgment in hiring practices and spent union money inappropriately.
Ron Klempner, a longtime union lawyer, was appointed acting successor to Hunter until the NBPA could vote on its next step.
Hunter was in the public spotlight during last year's lockout, which limited the NBA regular season to 66 games. Williams, the Jazz's player rep, said the lockout made players more aware of union issues.
"The more guys who showed up during the lockout," he said, "the more guys we saw who were confused, if I can say that. So the more we can get everybody educated what's going on, the better it will be. … We can do better if everybody is involved. Hopefully, this is a step in the right direction."
He added: "The good thing is every team has a guy like myself whose job it is to inform their teammates exactly what is going on."
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Gordon Hayward continues to sit out with a sprained right shoulder, and coach Tyrone Corbin didn't sound optimistic that the Jazz's top reserve would return for several more days.
Corbin prefers players get a full practice in before returning to the lineup, and the Jazz are unlikely to practice again until Tuesday, between games against Sacramento and Milwaukee.
The Jazz are unlikely to practice Sunday coming off a back-to-back, but Hayward may still be able to get a satisfactory workout in.
"If there's a chance," Corbin said, "we may have to bring the guys in a little bit and see if we can get some action. We'll play it by ear, nothing's written in stone just yet. But we want to do the right thing by Gordon and for this team."
Following Friday's shootaround Hayward said he was getting better "slowly but surely" but that he was not yet good enough to play.
"Certain movements, I still have some problem doing," Hayward said. "It's just some pain [but] until those are gone I won't be able to get out there."
Hayward averages 13.5 points and 2.9 rebounds per game. He also adds to the Jazz's defensive versatility.
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Some considered Blazers power forward LaMarcus Aldridge a fringe All-Star, a guy who might have been left off in favor of someone else. However, Corbin doesn't see it that way, saying Aldridge "absolutely" deserved an invitation to his second consecutive All-Star game.
"I think after the last couple of years," Corbin said. "he's actually been understanding how to make himself the tremendous talent that he is, and he's actually been able to expand that by being consistent every night. He's a tough cover from the perimeter for guys to get out, the way he shoots it up top. He can post up, can block shots, can rebound. The versatility of his game, that he's been consistent on both ends of the floor the last couple of years."
Aldridge averages a team-high 20.9 points and 8.9 rebounds per game, and his game has been enhanced by the addition of former Weber State point guard Damian Lillard and center J.J. Hickson.
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(NEWSER) – The halcyon days of widespread tax-free online shopping may be numbered. The Senate yesterday voted 74 to 20 to take up a bill that would let states require Internet retailers to collect sales tax, the AP reports. It could be passed within the week, though it may have a tougher time among House Republicans who call it a tax hike. As it stands, states can't require online retailers to collect state and local taxes unless the business is physically based in the state. Some states call on taxpayers to pay online sales tax with their yearly returns, but few actually do it, officials say.


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From the strange-but-true files: Struggling homeowners can find mortgage relief by allowing their home to be turned into a giant billboard. Apparently, 38,000 people are desperate or creative enough to submit their homes as potential advertisements to the marketing company behind this idea, Brainiacs from Mars.
The founder of the company, Romeo Mendoza, told Reuters that he wants to place giant ads on 1,000 homes in the U.S. In exchange, his company will pay the mortgage for up to a year. He initially placed the billboard idea on his website in April, 2011, and says he's been contacted by homeowners from as far away as Japan and Russia.
Mendoza says he wants to make an impact in the foreclosure crisis and sees this idea as a win-win. Homeowners get mortgage relief for a period of time and his company gets an eye-catching billboard. He's already transformed one home in Buena Park, a suburb of Los Angeles, into a billboard for Brainiacs. The bulk of applications from potential homeowners have come from the states hardest hit by foreclosures: Nevada, Florida and Arizona.
"The response has been overwhelming," Mendoza told Reuters. "People are hurting, and struggling to stay in their homes. If we can help some of them, that would be great."
So far, the neighbors of the Buena Park home painted as a billboard have been tolerant, mostly because they say they believe the ad will only be up for a month and they understand the plight of struggling homeowners. In Southern California, 44 percent of homeowners are underwater on their mortgages, according to Reuters. It remains to be seen if this scheme goes over well with city codes and zoning laws.
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Anyone else experiencing this... use another live-cd like Partition Magic to create some dummy partitions. I just plopped three ext2 partitions on the drive.
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'Bride' at BYU
The 1935 horror classic "The Bride of Frankenstein," starring Boris Karloff and Elsa Lanchester. Also on the bill: Part 4 of the serial "Dick Tracy's G-Men," "The Enemy Strikes."
When • Friday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m.
Where • Brigham Young University Harold B. Lee Library, Provo
Tickets • Free
'Phantom' at the Loft
The Organ Loft's Halloween tradition continues with a screening of "The Phantom of the Opera," the 1925 silent version starring Lon Chaney. Blaine Gale accompanies on the mighty Wurlitzer organ. Call 801-485-9265 for reservations.
When • Friday, Oct. 26, 7:30 p.m.
Where • The Organ Loft, 3331 S. Edison St., South Salt Lake
Tickets • $6 for adults; $5 for children
'Rocky' at Tower
The Tower of Terror series concludes with the annual Halloween-weekend screening of the 1975 interactive cult classic "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." Admission includes a live show by the Latter-Day Transvestites and a prop kit. (No outside props, please.)
When • Friday and Saturday, Oct. 26-27, and Wednesday, Oct. 31, 8 p.m. and midnight
Where • Tower Theatre, 876 E. 900 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10
Accomplice 2.0
"Robot and Frank," a comedy about an Alzheimer's-afflicted ex-thief (Frank Langella) who is given a service robot, which soon becomes his partner in crime.
When • Friday and Saturday, Oct. 26-27, 8 p.m.; Sunday, Oct. 28, 6 p.m.
Where • Park City Library Center, 1255 Park Ave., Park City
Tickets • $7; $6 for students and seniors
'Creature' in Cedar City
The Frontier Homestead State Park will end its Halloween festivities with the classic monster movie "The Creature from the Black Lagoon."
When • Friday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m.
Where • Frontier Homestead State Park Museum, 635 N. Main St., Cedar City
Tickets • Free
'Otello' at The Met
Verdi's Shakespearean masterpiece "Otello" returns to the Met with Johan Botha in the title role opposite the acclaimed Desdemona of star soprano Renée Fleming.
When • Saturday, Oct. 27, 10:55 a.m.
Where • Century 16 Salt Lake, 125 E. 3300 South, South Salt Lake; Century 16 Union Heights, 7670 S. Union Park Ave., Sandy; Cinemark 24 Jordan Landing, 7301 S. Jordan Landing, West Jordan; Cinemark Draper, 12129 S. State St., Draper; Cinemark 16, 1200 Towne Centre Blvd., Provo; Cinemark University Mall, 1010 S. 800 East, Orem; Holiday Village 4, 1776 Park Avenue 4, Park City.
Tickets • $15-$22
A cat's double life
The animated "A Cat in Paris," about a feline with a double life: as companion to a police inspector's daughter and as accomplice to a smooth burglar. Presented by the Utah Film Center.
When • Saturday, Oct. 27, 2 p.m.
Where • Dansante Building, 59 S. 100 West, Logan
Tickets • Free
'Home' from above
The Alliance Française of Salt Lake City will present "Home," a film by French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand that captures the natural world from an aerial view.
When • Sunday, Oct. 28, 3 p.m.
Where • Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business, 1840 S. 1300 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free; donations welcome for aperitif
Treats with Ichabod
A screening of the classic Disney short "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Kids should bring pillows and get comfortable; some chairs will be available for adults. Dress in costume (optional), with trick-or-treating in the library after the screening.
When • Monday, Oct. 29, 7 p.m.
Where • Taylorsville Library, 4870 S. 2700 West
Tickets • Free
Scary sisters
A 50th-anniversary screening of "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?," the 1962 thriller about a former child star (Bette Davis) living alone with her sister, a crippled movie queen (Joan Crawford).
When • Tuesday, Oct. 30, 7 p.m.
Where • Tower Theatre, 876 E. 900 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $8.75
Making the sale
The 2011 French-Canadian drama "Le Vendeur (The Salesman)," about a successful car salesman whose life is rocked by tragedy. Presented by the Utah Film Center as part of its Cinema Quebecois series.
When • Tuesday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m.
Where • Salt Lake City Main Library, 210 E. 400 South
Tickets • Free
Tropical humor
The 1923 silent comedy "Why Worry?", starring Harold Lloyd as a hypochondriac who moves to the tropics for his health and finds himself in the midst of a revolution. Blaine Gale accompanies on the mighty Wurlitzer organ. Call 801-485-9265 for information.
When • Thursday and Friday, Nov. 1-2, 7:30 p.m.
Where • The Organ Loft, 3331 S. Edison St., South Salt Lake
Tickets • $6; $5 for children
Horror gone local
The Salty Horror International Film Festival, featuring horror movies made by Utah filmmakers. Here's a schedule of events:
Friday, Nov. 2 • 5 p.m., Park City High School short horror film competition; 7 p.m., "Shorts Block 1"; 9 p.m., "Waterfront Nightmare."
Saturday, Nov. 3 • 1 p.m., "The Dead Matter"; 3 p.m., panel discussion; 5 p.m., "The Selling" (with short film "CZ 918"); 7 p.m., "Spin"; 9 p.m., Utah premiere of "Blood Fare."
Sunday, Nov. 4 • 12:30 p.m., panel discussion; 1 p.m., "Horror Shorts"; 2:30 p.m., panel discussion; 3 p.m., "The Fields"; 4:30 p.m., panel discussion; 5 p.m., "Down the Road"; 7 p.m., awards presentation and screening of Dave Reda's short-film challenge; 8:30 p.m., to be announced.
Where • Park City Library Center, 1255 Park Ave., Park City
Tickets • $10 per screening; panel discussions free.
A man and his money
Frank Capra's 1936 comedy "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," starring Gary Cooper as a humble Vermonter whose sudden inheritance draws a host of would-be managers. Also on the bill: Part 5 of the serial "Dick Tracy's G-Men," "Crack-Up!"
When • Friday, Nov. 2, 7 p.m.
Where • Brigham Young University Harold B. Lee Library, Provo
Tickets • Free
Movies for a cause
Girls on the Run will present Lunafest, a traveling film festival of award-winning short films by, for and about women. The film showing will include nine short inspirational films. Tickets are available at lunafest.org/saltlakecity.
When • Friday, Nov. 2, 7 p.m.
Where • Salt Lake City Main Library, 210 E. 400 South
Tickets • $25 (with proceeds benefiting Girls on the Run and the Breast Cancer Fund)
Bella has a baby
"The Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn, Part 1," the fourth movie in Stephenie Meyer's vampire series. Presented by the Park City Film Series and the Park City Library as part of the Books 2 Movies program.
When • Saturday, Nov. 3, 3 p.m.
Where • Park City Library Center, 1255 Park Ave., Park City
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013, 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
E156 Student Union
Current Students
Career Services staff will share tips on what to do before, during, and after a career fair to help you succeed in your job search.
Representatives from companies attending the March 13 & 14 Recruiting Days will share inside tips with participants.
Topics covered will include:
- What to Expect at a Career Fair
- Developing a 30 Second Pitch
- Networking
- Professional Dress
Advance registration is encouraged but not required!
Register by 11:59 p.m. the day prior to the event.
Register through a personal account in The Wright Search database
The same workshop is offered on two dates: Wednesday, February 20, 2013, and Tuesday, March 5, 2013.


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Arnold School's Clyburn Lecture April 20 to feature orthopedist, former astronaut
By Peggy Binette, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-5400
The fifth annual James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture on Friday, April 20, will feature orthopedic oncologist Dr. Robert L. "Bobby" Satcher Jr., a 1982 graduate of Denmark-Olar High School and the first orthopedic surgeon in space.
The lecture will take place 10 a.m.-noon in the ballroom of the Marriott Courtyard, 630 Assembly St., Columbia. The lecture, "Moving from Hope to Action: Transforming Research to Eliminate Health Disparities Across Generations," is free and open to the public.
The University of South Carolina's Arnold School of Public Health and the Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities are sponsoring the lecture named for U.S. Rep. James E. Clyburn, who will attend this year's event.
South Carolina 6th District congressman, Clyburn was first elected in 1992 and was co-president of that freshman class. He quickly rose through the leadership ranks in the House and was elected chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus in 1999. In 2002, Clyburn became the House Democratic Caucus vice chair. Three years later, he was unanimously elected chairman of the Democratic Caucus. When Democrats regained the House majority in 2006, Clyburn was chosen by his colleagues to serve as Majority Whip.
"I am honored that my friend Dr. Bobby Satcher will be the featured speaker for this lecture, which has drawn some of today's most outstanding health care leaders," Clyburn said. "The years Dr. Satcher spent in South Carolina are part of his success today, and I am thrilled that he has accepted our invitation to return to the Palmetto State for this occasion."
In an interview with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Satcher said, "I've been interested in space since I was a kid, and I watched all the Apollo landings on the moon."
Born on Sept. 22, 1965, in Hampton, Va., Satcher is a physician, chemical engineer and former astronaut, who is on the orthopedic oncology faculty of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. He earned a bachelor's degree and a doctoral degree in chemical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his medical degree from Harvard Medical School. Satcher did his internship, residency and postdoctoral research fellowship at the University of Calfornia, Berkeley, and an orthopedic oncology fellowship at the University of Florida from 2000-01.
He was an assistant professor at the Feinberg School of Medicine's Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Northwestern University before joining NASA. Satcher also held appointments as an attending physician in orthopedic surgery at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago, where he specialized in musculoskeletal oncology. He also held an adjunct appointment in the biomedical engineering department at Northwestern University's School of Engineering.
Satcher was selected by NASA in May 2004 to be an astronaut candidate. In February 2006, he completed NASA's astronaut candidate training that included scientific and technical briefings, as well as intensive instruction in shuttle and International Space Station systems, physiological training, flight training and water and wilderness survival training. In November 2009, Satcher flew on STS-129 and has logged more than 259 hours in space.
STS-129 was the 31st shuttle flight to the International Space Station. During the mission, Satcher performed two spacewalks for a total of 12 hours and 19 minutes of extravehicular activity, called EVA, which is any activity done by an astronaut outside of a spacecraft.
An in-depth interview with Satcher that was conducted by NASA before his space flight is available online. In the interview, he discusses the value of education in his life, his career goals and his decision to become an astronaut.
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Men of the 1930s had a flair for dressing. They were styling with their long broad lapels, square shoulders and ventless tails. Full cut trousers were the standard of the day. Masculine elegance was coming into its own and the signet ring was de rigueur for the well dressed man.
Designed and manufactured by Stern & Stern of New York, this 14k white gold ring for a man (although quite suitable for a woman) displays a clever use of a fulcrum. The center plaque is two sided: one is set with deep azure blue lapis lazuli; the other is a white gold medallion emblazoned with engraved initials of "EWE" or "CWC". Simply flip and up comes the area of choice to display. Chevron designs border the matrix of the ring with bold patterns all along the side panels.
Date: Circa 1930.


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Family House, beautiful room,2 attached bathroom with wifi
Maximální počet hostů2
Počet místností1
Velikost25 m²
Floor No.
- Kuchyně
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Pračka / sušička
- Výřivka
- Uzamykatelný pokoj
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Valladolid, 08014 Barcelona, Španělsko
|Typ nemovitosti
|Soukromý pokoj
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Shared equipped kitchen with Frig, oven, microwave, washing machine, free WIFI and etc.,
Rooms including superior quality mattres has just been place to provide extra comfort plus clean bed sheets, pillow covers and blancket, comfortable acomodation for couples, tourists, students.
Ideally situated, just 5 minutes walk to main train station (Sants) direct train connection every 30 minutes to Airport BCN and just 3 minutes walk to two (2) metro lines Plaza De Sants Red line-1 and Blue line -5, the both lines connect city center hardly 15 minutes from metro and also 24h bus service available just 3 minutes walk from house and direct connection to Beach,, Las Ramblas, and center downtown.
Also convenient to get by walk to Placa España and the famous football stadium (Camp Nou).
If you coming from Barcelona airport then nearest Train Station is Sants and if you take taxi from airport so its charge normally 35€,
The area is rich and commercial with Internationally known brands, designer labels, restaurants from different part of the World, cafes, bars and famous night clubs close by.
check out is at 10am to 11am
check in is at 1 pm till 9 pm if u have other timing u have to pay 5 euro more
The check in time will be discuss prior to your arrival making sure you are received, before all necessary keys are handed over.
The keys to access the Home, the room will be provided on arrival. There will be 24 hour access and exit allowed so no time restriction available as a condition.
The prices are kept affordable but the standard of living has been kept well!
Do not hesitate to negotiate on the cost for a group over 8 staying for longer than a week, for example!
Feel free to inquiry for further information.
KK Khan
Discount are avilable for group reservation. For further information and possible discounts for longer stays please contact me
Domovní řádSmoking and Alcohol is strictly prohibited in House.
The Houseis in residencial area so plz after 22hrs must be calm. in case of complaints from neighbours ( i.e. streaming, parties in the night time) may the cause of cancelation of reservation.
At the check out time please return the keys by hand.
Deposit at the time of check in: 30€ cash if you have another check in or cheout timing than mentioned you have to paymore
No lights are to be left switched on when not n
You will be responsible to maintain the standard of cleanliness and tidiness in the apartment especially in the Kitchen and the Bathroom.
The main door is to be closed at all times when one leaves and enters the Home..
The room has to be left in the same condition as it was initially found.
(Check out 10 pm)
No lights are to be left switched on when not needed.
No one is allowed an access to the apartment unless one is expecting someone.you may come any time but you have to inform us exact arrivel time,after informing us time if you have any change hour plz give us a call to avoid any inconvinience of wait for you or for us ,
check in 1pm
check out 10am
check in after 10pm is 10 euro
check in after 12.00 15 euro
check out before 10 am cost 10 euro
refundable deposit 50 euro
but room access will be given at 1pm but you will have access to locker room bathroom kitchen ,i hope you will feel like home with all the fecilities
|Příjezd po
|Check-in before
|Odjezd před
|Stornovací podmínky
Nos encanto la localizacion a pesar que sea un poco lejos caminando del centro (en autobus 25/30min diria), esta cerca de la parada tren de Sants lo que nos permitio irnos un dia a tarragona y cerca de varios restaurantes de tapas etc. El cuarto no esta mal pero no tiene ventanas lo que vuelve el lugar rapidamente caluroso. Encontramos el cuarto, la cocina muy limpio y la persona quien estaba para vigilar muy gentil, nada que decir. Si uno busca un lugar para simplemente dormir y tener lo minimo, recomiendo !
Mi ero stupito di aver trovato questa disponibilità in un momento in cui era quasi impossibile a Barcellona.
Poi ho capito il perchè; sistemazione senza neppure una finestra e un odore di muffa e umido insopportabile.
In breve: DA EVITARE ASSOLUTAMENTE.
Naturalmente Wimdu non vuole rimborsare -- servizio ridicolo da parte di questo sito. Mai più e suggerirò ai miei
tanti amici di evitare Wimdu con estrema cura.
Lo recuerdo,el trato es genial y las habitaciones son mi calidas, apenas se escucha el ruido exterior y los propietarios son encantadores.volvere seguro
Nice host, considering the price everything was alright, but the room can get really humid and there is just a fan, not an air condition
La habitacion esta muy bien, dispone de un baño muyy amplio con una bañera enorme, lo unico que falta es un armario en la habitacion que no ay, pero por l demas muy muy bien, de echo volvere otra vez ahi, ademas tiene la estacion de trenes (sants) a 5 mints andando y dos paradas de metro k te lleban a las ramblas en 15 minutos, y la señora super amable y muy agradable la mujer, os lo recomiendo
Es war furchtbar, wir haben in einem schimmelnden Bad geschlafen und es war furchtbar kalt und sehr dreckig
La camera si trova in una zona abbastanza comoda vicina a piazza di spagna, con la metro e possibile raggiungere tutte le zone turistiche piú importanti.
Ambiente tranquillo e prezzo molto conveniente, quindi consiglio a ragazzi giovani con un pernottamento non troppo prolungato. Persone gentili e molto disponibili.
I was looking for a simple, quiet, clean place to just sleep and have a private bathroom. These requirements were met, the people were also friendly and the room was exactly like shown in the picture. Therefore there is no formal reason to complain.
There was no door, not even a curtain between room an bathroom, there was no carpet whatsoever in either place and the floor was cold. The bath tube was wrongly constructed and even if you took a shower carefully the water would flow through the side "channel" of the bath tube straight into the floor. As I helped them with the Internet presence I got 2 towels for free that also were never changed until I asked for it + a third one to reduce the floor damage after every shower flooding. You graciously get one toilette paper roll when you come and you have to buy some for the rest of your stay.
The kitchen was more or less Ok, but not clean enough to cook on a regular basis. I never saw the young chap of the picture.
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- Prověření každého hostitele
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text: I just recently built a brand new machine and noticed that I wasn't seeing my Bluetooth chip. After a bunch of digging, I found that my Broadcom combo chip which came with my ASUS Maximus V motherboard hosted both a BCM43228 WiFi module and a BCM20702A0 Bluetooth module. Stranger still is that the Bluetooth chip is actually an embedded USB device running on the PCI port.


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I have the same question....
"How do I create a new database within Metesploit?"
Afaik, metasploit normally keeps all db-related things in one database that it connects to once you start msfconsole.
In order to keep scans/results for different networks separate I think about having different databases.
Unfortunately in the metasploit-version that comes with BT5R3 there seems to be no "db_create"-command.
So how can I create a new database?
Thanks much in advance for your help,
I have the same question....
"How do I create a new database within Metesploit?"
i never really had this problem, but i believe thats one the reasons for the workspace existance within metaslpoit
Thnx. Thats quite what I was looking for. No need for a new database if you use workspaces!
Damn I feel stupid.......again...
Can I get a link or someone tell me how can I load my own exploit in Metasploit.
I have created an exploit in python and need to load that in Metasploit.
It helps to know a bit of Ruby, and understand the core of the framework.


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Jay Darrell blue belt bjj awarded from Leo Negao.
Jay Darrell blue belt bjj awarded from Leo Negao.
OSS.... Wtf shoes on mats }:-o
ICON Jiu Jitsu
The only bars i go to are Arm Bars, Knee Bars and a Mars Bar
Well done to him!
Legend Well done Jay
Fightpride = Jay Darrell
just check his history of posts
well done on the blue though.
Hi Jay! Welcome to the forum!!
Oh and BTW,always nice to see someone doing their own promotion thread!
hi jay!!!!
man, when you're the nail, hang in there....until the day you become the hammer


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How Tennessee and Virginia Met in the 1991 Sugar Bowl
It may have been a rare occurrence, but looking at the mystical football mirror in 1990, if the image of Thomas Jefferson was reflected, then his university's football team seemed to be among the fairest of them all.
Seemed to be.
If Davy Crockett popped up, then it was known his state university's school was looking good.
As usual.
Virginia and Tennessee were mirror images of orange offensive nitro. One of the stories of the 1990 season, the Cavaliers and the SEC champ Volunteers were football Siamese twins - too similar to separate.
"Johnny Majors has been a good friend of mine for 15 years," George Welsh, the Cavs' coach, said of Tennessee's head man. "We've exchanged information the last few years, and we're doing some of the things they do. Tennessee is an awfully good offensive football team with a very fine quarterback and great receivers - a little like us - and an underrated defensive team."
A big-play offense that scored on 71 of its 146 possessions (48.6 percent) over the course of the season, Virginia's volatile offense, directed with uncommon precision by Shawn Moore, averaged 500 yards and 40 points.
"We really get upset when we don't score on every drive," receiver Derek Dooley said. "I guess it's a matter of greed."
Tennessee, with Andy Kelly as the offensive trigger, scored exactly the same amount of points (442) as Virginia and gained just 53 yards a game fewer.
Those quarterbacks each had arsenals of receivers to work with: The Cavs' Herman Moore, who tied the NCAA record of 10 consecutive games with touchdown catches. His 1,190 yards was an ACC record, and his 54 receptions, 13 touchdown catches, and 2,504 career-receiving yards were all Virginia records.
"He's the best in the country," Georgia Tech coach Bobby Ross said unequivocally of Moore. "If there is anyone better in the country, you'll have to show him to me."
Vols wide receiver Carl Pickens, one of college football's most versatile performers and who set a school record with 13 receptions against Notre Dame on Nov. 10, led the SEC with 53 catches, one less than Herman Moore, for 971 yards.
Alvin Harper, another Vol pass-catcher, had another 37 receptions from Kelly for 567 yards. Harper was second on Tennessee's all-time pass-catching chart in career touchdowns (15), fifth in career receiving yardage (1,520) and sixth in career receptions.
Pickens was a throwback to an earlier football age, a man able to play on both sides of the ball. The year before Pickens made the All-SEC freshman team as a receiver and Sporting News' All-SEC freshman team as a defensive back.
Now a 6-foot-2, 188-pound redshirt sophomore, Pickens was a backup on offense and started the last five games in the secondary. As a wide receiver, Pickens caught seven passes for 81 yards, an 11.6 yards per-reception average. As a DB he intercepted five passes in the five games he played.
"And every one was a play of consequence," Majors emphasized.
Tennessee's Kelly strongly believed he, not Florida's All-SEC quarterback Shane Matthews, was the conference's best at that position.
And he had a case.
Kelly also compared favorably with Shawn Moore, acknowledged as one of the best, if not the best, in the nation.
This was going to be a fun game, a fans' game. What it was not going to be was a game that impacted on the national championship. Virginia, which rose to No. 1 for the first time in school history, finished 8-3. Tennessee, considered a preseason national title contender, ended up 8-2-2 and far from any serious thoughts of No. 1.
This would be a historically significant moment, though, a first step in the postseason we know today.
What happened in the 1991 pairing greatly bothered Mickey Holmes, the Sugar Bowl's executive director. Holmes was mesmerized when he visited Virginia, at the time a scintillating 7-0 and on top the polls, and made no secret that the Cavaliers were also on top of the Sugar's wish-list.
The school and the bowl agreed - that the Cavs would spend New Years in New Orleans. Virginia then lost three of its last four games, but the Sugar Bowl was still on the hook.
Still, this would be an interesting Sugar Bowl. For one thing, Majors was going to have to defend two Heisman-class Cavs.
Shawn Moore finished fourth in the '90 vote, and battery mate Herman Moore finished sixth. That vote represented the first time since 1964 that a quarterback and receiver from the same school ended up in the top 10 of the balloting. Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte, who won the trophy, and Jack Snow (fifth) were the last pitch-and-catch tandem to finish among the Heisman elite.
Before that, the last combo from the same school was Navy end Ron Beagle, who was seventh, while finishing third was his quarterback George Welsh - the current Virginia coach.
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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Best Of :: Bars & Clubs
With more bar-like seating than dance floor space for the crowds spilling onto the sidewalk, where's a girl to go to get her groove on? The marble bar top, of course! A ripped T-shirt held together in knots bares a chiseled midriff on one of the Gen-Y girls, who showcases her moves with another abs-of-steelster sharing the spotlight. These two are working it almost too good to Nelly's "Hot in Herre" -- maybe they're ringers? Six other women pair up and take to the bar-top spotlight, while the crowd jumps in time with the chorus of House of Pain's "Jump Around." The way these ladies draw glazed-over eyeballs from 20-something beer-toting guys below, you'd think they were doing a screen test for Girls Gone Wild or The Real Cancun. Just another night at Capones.
There are bars that serve wine -- the watery house cabernet or chardonnay that you try to drink after you've had a couple of nights of the hard stuff and you're trying to tail off a little -- and there are wine bars. Harrison's Wine Gallery is one of the few places in Broward-Palm Beach with a legitimate claim to the designation. A dark, cozy, family-run establishment in downtown Hollywood, with big stressed-leather couches, cushioned windowsill benches, and a handsome 18-seat bar, Harrison's carries an impressive selection of the old vino. There are better than 100 kinds, ranging from a better-than-passable South African merlot for $30 a bottle to a three-digit epicure's delight (like maybe Mondavi-Rothschild Opus One 1999 for $245). Just a glass of the stuff? Between $7 and $10. It's all good, not house filler. There are cheese platters, hummus platters, panini, eight kinds of draft beer, and 40 bottled beers. There's a patio out back for fresh-air addicts and smokers. Harrison's has already become the hangout of choice for the Hollywood sophisticated crowd, with usually a smattering of city officials, local merchants, and artists bending elbows together at the bar, to say nothing of a broad cross section of the dating public. Proprietor Rich Duncan, an amiable Liverpudlian with a nose for fine wine, is usually parked at the bar or escorting patrons to comfortable corners. That's his wife, Mary, behind the bar, pouring big drafts of pinot noir or zinfandel. Son Marco is in the kitchen, slicing cheese. As close to home as you're going to get without being parked in your own living room.
Q: Do you watch reality-television shows?
A: I personally don't watch a lot, but I've had some firsthand experience with it.
Q: You were a Survivor contestant?
A: No, VH1 filmed a 14-part series called Band on the Run in 2000, and the finals ended up here [at the Culture Room]. They were in the club for three days, filming virtually everything that happened. They'd just follow you around with cameras. It's a very strange feeling after a while. By the last day, the band members were writing things on napkins and passing them back and forth because they were so tired of being filmed.
Q: Isn't that what they wanted? Media attention?
A: They had virtually no privacy whatever. Imagine the moment that you open your eyes in the morning and there's a camera right there filming you. I was just a part of it for three days, and I got sick and tired of it. The bands had to put up with it for two months.
Q: Was it real?
A: Well, it was their reality for two months.
Q: So what do you think of reality TV?
A: I want no part of it.
Promised the ol' Battle Ax that you wouldn't go to the strip bar tonight? Well, if you're a man of your word and you have a hankerin' to be around scantily clad women, that could be a problem. Happily, Greenbrier has got you covered. On many nights, admittedly, standards have to be set a little low -- Greenbrier seems to be the sort of place where old strippers go to fade away. The lights in the place are kept fairly dim, though, so just don't wear your contacts or glasses and you should be fine. Besides, one cannot say the same thing for everyone working there -- a few of the ladies in residence could give many strippers a run for their hard-earned money in the looks department. Plus, you'll be able to report that you did not, in fact, go to a strip bar when you stumble home in the wee hours. While the bartenders and waitresses at Greenbrier are dressed in as little as possible, none of them strips down to nothing, and a lap dance is nowhere to be found. Your conscience is clear, my friend.
Bitch-slapping's for sissies. Strap yourself into the dungeon-like slave pen, bend over, and let the flogging begin. Playing with the crosses and cage-like contraptions brings a whole new meaning to "going medieval." At the Fetish Box and the London Ballroom's monthly fetish romp, latex, leather, rubber, glam, and goth are among the few rules, not the exception -- you can't get in without sporting the garb (or at least an all-black outfit). The debaucherous playground is rife with industrial, electronic body music, and future pop beats spun by Dino, Ruiner, Falstaff, and Tommy Gunn. Fetish pinup diva and Playboy cover girl Dita Von Teese has headlined the club night, with her tease-to-please burlesque show. And where else might you have seen her perform this while cradled in a life-size martini glass? It just may leave your sore-assed self saying, "Thank you, sir. May I have another?"
An open area at the Mother's Pub becomes a launch pad each week for creative hip-hop music-making. A middle-age guy wails on a harmonica and guitar, to the rapping of an MC, who's rhyming to scratching and cuts of a turntablist. Jams like these can be found at "For Those Who Listen," a grassroots open-mic showcase of lyricism, poetry, and MC and DJ battles. Among the throng of hip-hop lyricists who come to square off, a guy challenges another, and they step up to shoot rhymes back and forth in a showdown. The night was created by members of the Fader Ballistix turntablist band: Immortal, Reakt, K-razor, Spytek, I-emerge, and SPS, and by 7th Direction band members Colossus, Choppa D-vize, Immortal, and Mordechai. The musicians wanted a way to perform, practice, and promote musical expression. Now that word's gotten out, battle lines have been drawn -- at least 25 MCs come in hopes of prime rhyming time to compete in rapping throwdowns. Hip-hop enthusiasts from Orlando to Miami trek to Broward for the musical improv night.