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NVIDIA Rolls Their Own Handheld Console: Project Shield, Powered By Tegra 4by Ryan Smith on 1/7/2013 1:14 AM EST
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Ryan Smith - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThis wasn't suitable to put in the article itself, but for all the importance NVIDIA lavishes on the controller I'm rather dour on it.
The controller is effectively a PS3 DualShock 3 cross-bred with the Xbox 360 controller. The end result is the thumbstick placement of the DualShock 3 combined with a D-Pad that looks incredibly similar to the XBox 360's D-Pad, which may very well indicate that it's not a D-Pad at all but rather a very shallow hat switch/stick. The screen means this device is going to be top-heavy, but the thumbstick placement means that your middle fingers are going to be rather low on the device due to the low placement of the thumbs. Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkI'm still of the impression that the controller is going to be vastly superior to what handhelds enjoy today, though.
I was really impressed by Project SHIELD, but they *need* to hit a competitive price point. Anything over $250 and they're SOL. Reply
Ryan Smith - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkI suppose it depends on if we're talking about handhelds as in smartphones or in handhelds like the 3DS/PS Vita. The latter is almost identical, save for the fact that it has 1 row of shoulder buttons instead of 2 due to size.
In fact the quality of a controller is almost entirely down to size (D-Pads withstanding). Sony had to go bigger just to use their relatively small thumbsticks. You can get a true console controller, but it has to be console controller sized. This is clearly bigger than a 360 gamepad, so you're looking at something between that and the original Xbox "Duke" controller. it gives you plenty of space, but I doubt we're looking at something that has any hope of going into a pocket. Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkI don't know, I see this as a Sega Nomad that doesn't suck. Reply
silverblue - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkWow... talk about a (lukewarm) blast from the past. Reply
cjb110 - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkWas about to post that its a pity that it didn't copy Xbox's stick placement, as it makes more sense for the modern game. But on mobile games, where the control methods are often simpler, it does make sense for the d-pad to be in the more natural position.
This might also mean Nvidia start doing there 'The Way It's Meant To Played' scheme to android devs...this would certainly help combat the iOS centric development that currently happens.
Also given the relative failures and shrinking of the PSP/DS market, Project Shield might not be as pointless as it sounds. Reply
Aikouka - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkI hope that the d-pad isn't like the terrible 360 d-pad!
One thing that I'm curious about is why the screen remains enabled when you're outputting to another source. I'm assuming that the screen will be a fairly decent drain on the battery (5 inch IPS probably at 720p), and it doesn't really make much sense to mirror the content. Maybe they could eventually pull a Nintendo and offer differing views like the Wii U?
I still argue that smartphones are the future for mobile gaming. It isn't an argument of better input methods, but rather what you have on you at the time. It doesn't matter if the Shield is better than my phone, I keep my phone on me almost 100% of the time. Frankly, it's more available. The one advantage that this does have is if you already own a Tegra-based device,and you've purchased Tegra-only game variants, those'll work great on this. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Monday, January 14, 2013 - linkThree 18650 li-ons inside. At 2400mah each or better. Reply
roltzje - Thursday, January 10, 2013 - linkHave you actually used the machine? To me it seems like they could easily balance the moment from the LCD by positioning the batteries inside the controllers grip area, where there is a ton of space.
The thumbsticks dont look any lower than the Dualshock's placement, and most have no complaints about that. Reply
schulmaster - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThe PSP was temporally viable, the PSPGo its successor was a failure due to a less lucrative placement in time. It is not just the benchmark-esque processing power of a mobile gaming device that garners its success, but its button layout, form factor,and most importantly its software level support, that will be prescient of its success in the market. Terga 4 is vastly adequate for mobile gaming from a technical standpoint, but that is not what yields a viable mobile gaming solution. As excited as I was for the PSP, I was equally disappointed by the the technically superior "go." Nvidia's software development is sufficient at best for its two market active desktop/mobile desktop architectures, and I anticipate this mobile sector will receive subsidiary support to that level of adequacy. Reply
Guspaz - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkLet's not also forget that one of the big reasons that the PSPGo failed was due to the limited software library, high-priced games (UMD versions of games would get cheaper over time as retailers discounted older stock and had sales, download versions often ended up more expensive than the UMD versions), and the inability to use your existing PSP game library (Sony cancelled the UMD-to-download conversion program).
This console would seem to avoid many of these problems right off the bat. It's focusing on Android games, and mobile games are already fitting into a much lower price range (even Squenix's extremely expensive mobile games are a fraction the price of a PSP game), and it will let you bring your existing Android game library with you, assuming you're an Android user.
If they do intend to make a serious go at the mobile gaming console market, though, that would make them the only mobile console manufacturer who doesn't have any first-party games. That means that if they want any console-defining games (the kind that sell consoles), they'll have to pay some other developer for exclusivity to do it, and that kind of thing wouldn't be cheap. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Monday, January 14, 2013 - linknVidia is known for years of close relations and working with developers. LOL
If this was AMD, we'd have problems and they could brag they use "email a lot", which they have.
nVidia has 200+ engineers worldwide at developers all the time, amd "a handful", literally.
nVidia has billions in the bank, amd billions in debt.
Beyond that, this streams your PC games to the device - now I can be in the workshop, on the couch, waiting for lunch in the kitchen, outside in the yard grilling, you name it, and I've got all my PC games at my fingertips, with STEAM working as well....
This thing is GREAT - I already want one. The sound is awesome, the lag is non existent, those who've had hands on are very positive.
Touchscreen, websurfing, tegrazone games, home PC streaming - LOL it's about time.
TOUCHSCREEN - everything but a phone... awesome. Reply
labrats5 - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThis doesn't look like a product intended to be successful, but rather one designed to be talked about. This is the sort of product that will only appeal to very few people, but as a promotional tool for the Tegra 4 and the nvidia brand in general, they've guaranteed that every tech site will be talking about them for weeks and months to come. Hopefully this will translate into better brand awareness and positive brand association. Nvidia has been trying hard to make the Tegra brand one that geeks ask for by name and recommend to their friends and family. This is just seems like one more step in that plan. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Monday, January 14, 2013 - linkIt appeals to you.
There's nothing to not like. Reply
ET - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkI noticed this wrong piece of info in the table.
Regarding this console, I think it hits a lot of right notes, and it looks like the Tegra 4 may be around the power of current gen consoles, so there's a chance it could be a good console even without PC streaming. NVIDIA is good at working with developers, and I'm sure we'll see Tegra 4 specific titles, and titles taking full advantage of the Shield's controller. Reply
Guspaz - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThe big question is the GPU. Tegra has always been decent in the CPU department, but a laughable joke (compared to the competition) in the GPU department. That has remained true for all three revisions of the product, always falling way behind the competition (ironic for a GPU company).
The real question about the Tegra 4 is going to be if they finally resolved the GPU performance issues. Tegra 3 currently benchmarks at 20-25% the performance of a PowerVR SGX554MP4, the fastest chip currently on the market. nVidia is claiming a 6x boost in performance, which would seem to put them, based on their claims, at 120-150% the performance of the current top performer. However, consider that such benchmarks (the "X times faster" from the manufacturer) and that the Tegra 4 isn't actually out yet (as in the other GPU vendors won't be standing still between now and then)...
The answer to the question of "Has nVidia finally produced a mobile GPU that has competitive performance" seems to be "possibly". Their target performance seems to say it would be competitive. Of course, the Tegra chips have always been sub-optimal in terms of power usage, so if all they've done is tweaked their existing GPU core and multiplied the core count by six, power usage might not be competitive. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Monday, January 14, 2013 - linkThere's no question anymore, people have had hands on. Leaks are a coming.
This in nvidia, not some constant failure company like amd.
Tegra3 took on Apple's exclusive powerVR and matched it and often beat it in gaming, so blabbing about opengl render or some crap is useless, and 20-25 percent is a lie anyway. spin spin spin spin
Real life: " In actual life terms, Nvidia says it'll be the difference between two seconds of rendering on the iPhone and 0.2 seconds on a Tegra 4-powered mobile camera. "
The chart here shows it beating ipad4 25 webpages load not by much - I'm not impressed by that..
That's the worst news I could find on it. Reply
maximumGPU - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkWish we could have it as a handheld WITHOUT the screen, so we could utilise its streaming capability without the added cost of a screen some of us won't find a good use for.. Reply
Death666Angel - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThere will be enough USB-stick Android devices with Tegra 4 out there for that purpose. :)
For me, this is interesting as a novelty thing, but looks too big as a portable (7" tablet with bluetooth gamepad might be just as functional and cheaper or more versatile) and I am not that interested in Android games that need a controller on the go. As an at home console, sure, but I already have my tablet with mini-HDMI out for that.
Still, more products can't hurt. :) Reply
MonkeyPaw - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThat's a mighty big battery in that thing. Makes me wonder just how efficient that SOC really is, or if maybe it's a high performance version that you won't see in ordinary tablets. Reply
CeriseCogburn - Monday, January 14, 2013 - linkThree 18650 li-on 3400mah batteries- 5 inch led screen.
Since it streams PC games over wifi, no more complaining about console crap games!
LOL - want one. Reply
Wolfpup - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkBut even still I might buy it...dang, Tegra 4 looks awesome. Not really surprising since Tegra 2 and 3 were awesome when they released too. Reply
ganjha - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThat's one big audio connector they have; 3.5"... :-D Reply
xcomvic - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkIf they price this around $100.00 they will win the mobile gaming award of the century. They will have to compete with the Ouya and Gamestick. They might get away with $125.00. Anything higher I don't think will be viable. Reply
Guspaz - Monday, January 07, 2013 - linkThe 3DS is perfectly viable at $170, why would nothing above $125 be viable? Reply
CeriseCogburn - Monday, January 14, 2013 - linkI'll pay $475.
I've got a websurfer, I've got all of Android, I've got portable gaming, I've got all my PC games at my fingertips. I've got bass reflex sound. I've got a touchscreen, I've got on board storage, I've got HDMI to my bigscreen.
I've got a console PLUS my entire PC in my hands.
Hello ? Another cheapo amd fanboy. Ask mommy for a present. Reply

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I touched upon this the other day when I did Firelands, but I don't feel that I've captured my feelings on the matter properly, succinctly. I want to write it all down so I remember exactly what was going on the day I tried to heal a raid post 5.0.4. So that when I come back and look at it when I hit 90 I can laugh at myself for being a noob.
So we'll start at the beginning.
I didn't want to play the Beta. Yes, I had a beta key, but I don't quite see the point of going out there and doing something and being a test dummy when there are plenty of other people to do that. And I have better things to do with my time than do quests that I will be doing again and playing with a buggy World of Warcraft. Yes, forgive me all those beta lovers and testers, but I like my World of Warcraft all polished, pretty and working as intended.
I was not ignorant of the changes to druids, I don't live under that big a rock. I know about the fixed mana pool and the healing mushrooms. I know that I need more spirit, and that I'm losing relics. I was eager to test it out, because I like change, and everyone starts on the same boat again.
The patch was live when I was at work, so everyone else got to play with it before I did, and I was itching to get started because I had addons to fix, "talents" (I think of them more like bonus goodies) to add to my character, glyphs to change and reforging to do. I work a long day, I leave at 630am and get back home 630pm, and raiding is at 8 or 830pm and I've got kids to put to bed, dinner to eat and get cleaned up after work before I can get on the computer. So while I'm eating dinner and hubby is entertaining the kids, I jump on the computer and start sorting out my character. Wow, why am I not haste capped anymore? Oh right, relic is gone. And Beru was trying 2600 spirit so I'll go try that too - luckily I was at 2500 so I ws close anyway. So I reforge all my stuff, and I look sadly at my 102k mana pool and think geez, I hope this is gonna go ok.
Next step - Healbot. OK, Healbot is not working. I whinge on twitter about it, and people suggested trying one of the other ones. I have never tried Vuhdo or Grid so I wasn't that keen to start. Sev asked me to duel him outside so I went outside with no addons and see how it would be like to heal. After all, back in Vanilla I used to heal with no addons and I was mouse clicking people and using my keybinds so maybe I can go back to that.
So we start duelling. And OMG it was SHIT.
I'm so used to running with ASDW and clicking with my mouse that suddenly trying to run with my mouse and use my left hand to hit numbers 4 through to 0 is just wrong. I can hardly move while I'm trying to heal, and though the healing seems to heal through Sev's damage I can't seem to get my mobility right. There is no way I can do this for raid tonight. Off I go and get Vuhdo.
I haven't got time to watch the youtube video, so I start setting up the click to heal part and that seems ok. Geez these windows are small... oh right, here it is, I can change the size here. Wow, this big red dot is ANNOYING. Oh I get it, the hots appear on each corner of everyone's box, I can deal with this. Oh but the red dot is on top of the lifebloom corner so I can't see how long it has left... Oh I haven't got time to sort this out, they're pulling trash already. Crap, Aza died! Sorry!! I was trying to figure out this healing addon!! Oh great, Aza's complaining at me for not healing, I didn't know he was going to seriously try to tank!
Damn how do I put the tanks together on Vuhdo? Oh right, I can heal them from this tank window up the top here, that's handy. Oh shit, Roshii died, because I didn't see his health because I was only looking at these tank windows. OH GOD, where is healbot, I don't like this thing...
Back to twitter to search for whether anyone has said anything useful about healbot. Nope. Bloody hell, that doesn't help.
Souglyy told me she found a Healbot that works! I have to go to forums and click on something... I'm trying to pull up the second screen while the tanks go and pull some more stuff and I'm trying to keep up with them whilst looking at my second screen. Lushnek is telling me where to go and I'm stressing out trying to find that on the page while at the same time look at the game to heal the tanks. Geez, what's wrong with Fue, why is he taking such a pounding?? He's going down like a sack of stones!
Lushnek sends me a link and I run off to click it and get this working healbot. So I said in raid stop pulling I am logging out to get my healing addon and I download it, log back in and YAY! Healbot is up, I see names on it and I just need to quickly fix these mouseclick binds and I'm good to go!
Victory number 1.
But, running around healing like I normally do, I noticed my mana is constantly below 50%. This is crap. I never run that low! I need to be more conservative with my healing - god I don't even have time to get to try these mushroom things, I've already got mana issues, I don't want to be stuffing around planting mushrooms that won't get used, what a waste of mana.
Even the tanks noticed that healing was a bit off. Well, we did start with Heroic Beth'tilac first, and that's not an easy fight to heal anyway. Everyone died so quickly...
Oh crap, debuffs to dispel is not showing up on my healbot. I squint at the Blizzard UI to see if there's anything I need to dispel. God, this is not going well.
Wow, my healing on Rhyolith is really bad! Bish easily outhealed me on that one. Well, I died at the end but still... maybe priests aren't that weak after this patch after all! And he's not even using lightwell!
Off to Baleroc and the flame buffs aren't showing! OMG I have no idea why it's not showing! I can't see my stacks, I can't see Bish's stacks and I have no idea if I have the mote or the primal buff for tank healing or crystal healing. I have no idea how I managed to get through that boss with no idea of where I was up to on buffs... Bish was very patient and was telling me it looks like a mote of fire, but I know what it looks like, I JUST DON'T SEE IT ON MY BUFFS AND I DON'T KNOW WHY THE HELL NOT!! Inside I was going crazy, healing like I've got a blindfold on.
So then we went to Majordomo and we were doing it on heroic and OMG after 7 swipes, not only was the raid looking dangerously low (even at just 4 swipes) but mana was at 20% as I ran out for jumping kitty phase. HOLY CRAP. I innervated, tree formed to try to conserve mana, and tried to heal the DPS so they could do their thing. They beat the thing down before we even got the orbs out thank god, because that would have been crazy. We did have a few wipes, but the kill attempt was clean. And what is wrong with my Swiftmend, why is it working only half the time I'm clicking the button??? IT'S OFF COOLDOWN YOU STUPID ADDON!
Then we did Rag. OMG, that was hard to heal. I was OOM, and adds were getting to the hammer (well just one) and by the time we hit the fire bubbles that blow up phase I was at 10% mana. And Fue was getting the crap beaten out of him, what was going on there? Seven was looking pretty awesome with 256k health, talk about BUFFAGE. But I did stupid things that caused wipes like getting blown up in the air and hitting travel form (or trying to) instead of kitty and dying when I hit the ground. By the time we got to the meteor phase I was living off shreds of mana and this was NORMAL Ragnaros. How on earth am I going to do heroic Dragon Soul if I can't even get my act together on normal Firelands?
I lost a lot of confidence in my ability to heal after that night. So yesterday I thought I'd just test it out in PvP to see how it went.
I was duelling Shaba and normally I don't have much problems with surviving. But OMG Shab was stealing all my hots and his mana didn't go down and I could not get away from him nor keep myself up - gone are the days where I could dot him up and let him get worn out and waste his cooldowns trying to get me because he burst me down and stole my heals and I was kersplat! I mean, that's good for Shab so now he knows how to kill a druid, but now what am I going to do? I can't use direct heals in PvP because counterspell will lock me out of my spell school for 6 seconds which IS BLOODY LONG. It looks mages have become the new anti druid class.
So we go into a BG together and I was absolutely CANED. I could hardly stay up. I was focussed and squashed, spell stolen and silenced until I just wanted to scream in frustration at the computer. But really, that always happens in PvP anyway, so I shouldn't really be surprised, and now that I look at it with the rectrospectoscope I realised I was getting caned because I was the only healer and I had 2-3 DPS on me and I was getting focussed so I was supposed to die. Lousy game anyway, that AB. We lost.
So I'm hoping for a run in Dragon Soul SOMETIME this week so I can really test my skills. I'm flasking spirit instead of Intellect and tempted to go fish for spirit food to keep my regen high, but I'm still nervous. Maybe instead of 2600 spirit I should be running with 3000 spirit. And why didn't I take those trinkets with spirit on them FFS. Because regen trinkets I am sorely lacking - I still have my heroic Jaws of Defeat so that's good, at least. Sigh. Oh well, guess we'll see when we get to Dragon Soul... if not this week, then next week.
I think I dread everyone telling me how easy healing on the druid is now. All day of patch day people were saying you'll be right, and were not happy with their DPS. Unfortunately, none of them are healers for heroic Dragon Soul. I just got my healing sorted and now I have to figure it out again. Rotations are different now, mana is tight and I am trying to figure out how to work this new spell into my rotation or if it's even feasible. You can't tank or dps when your healers can't keep you up. I just hope people remember that, and realise that maybe, just maybe they have to rely on their defensive abilities or avoid more damage as they realise that I can't heal them through those little mistakes as much as I used to.
I think what I dread most is going out there onto the internet and reading other druids writing about how much easier it is, how great it is and how they're really OP now. And yet here I am still struggling to feel comfortable in this new skin. What does that say about me as a player? I was looking forward to this... and now I can't even do what I was trying to do. Am I getting old? Too old to change my spots?
If this stupid laptop would patch I could go and console myself by playing with my stag form or orca form and take some pretty pictures. Or maybe do a Mylune and surround myself with furry little creatures. But no, I can't, I can only sit here and wonder about how I can get my groove back, and hope that I don't let my team down when we raid again. If we raid again.


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>General Running>Experienced runner feeling exhausted, sluggish, having to take breaks -- why?
As Spaniel wisely points out, this could be a lot of things, but of the very important things it could be is a heart problem. I had the exact same symptoms just before they replaced my aortic valve with an artificial one and I had triple bypass surgery. Get to the doctor now. Spareribs
Didn't see this before i posted. But yeah, this^
Time for an update. So to recap, I felt like crap (as I had been for the last few months) during the 5k I ran Saturday before last (about 1.5 weeks ago), and the day after that, I also felt bad and had to take several breaks. However, on the third day after the race, I started my run, kept expecting to start feeling exhausted and having to take a break, and yet, the extreme exhaustion never set in. I ended up taking one break during that run, but it wasn't because of feeling extremely exhausted. The next day, I ran a very hilly route that I haven't been able to complete without stopping since January, and I made it through with, again, taking only one break (and I probably could have done without it). Ever since then, I haven't had to take a single break during any of my running routes and I am *almost* feeling "normal" again.
What gets me is that the illness (?) seemed to "peak -- on Feb. 21st, after feeling bad for about a month, I felt worse than I had ever felt during my run and ended up throwing up later in the day and feeling like I had some sort of stomach virus. For almost the next month, I continued to feel how I described in my earlier posts, and suddenly, two days after doing that 5k, I just felt better.
I have continued taking the iron that I mentioned I was taking in my earlier posts, so that could be why I'm feeling better. However, I'm starting to lean towards the theories that some here have proposed regarding me having developed some sort of heart-related viral infection, because even though I've been feeling better for the last week, I will still feel random fluttery heart palpitations during my run and sometimes when warming up. Some of you may recall that I didn't start experiencing the heart palpitations until about a month ago (when I started feeling really exhausted during my runs).
So now I'm basically feeling "normal" again aside from infrequent palpitations. Do you guys think it will still be necessary to visit a doctor?
Feeling the growl again
So now I'm basically feeling "normal" again aside from infrequent palpitations. Do you guys think it will still be necessary to visit a doctor?
Yes. If you really do feel you had a virus affecting your heart, feeling better does not mean you are better. I knew someone who did have such an illness. He ended up with a heart transplant and died 15 years later when he was not even 50.
There are so many things this could be, but if some of them have the potential to be very serious I'm not sure why you have not gone in yet...
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I'm starting to suspect this is a troll. Unclear why you would ignore your body shouting at you that something could be seriously wrong. There are a whole bunch of different things this could be, some of which would make it quite likely that you could get to experience sudden death during a hard or easy run. These are the sorts of stories that the Doritos eaters love - previously perfectly healthy young long distance runner drops dead at the end of a marathon. It's like Man Bites Dog, always a fascinating news article.
Instead of asking and ignoring faceless anonymous people on the internet, why don't you ask your parents or kids or spouse, or close friends if they would mind having you possibly drop dead from a serious problem, or instead would they suggest you take a few hours and spend $100 to get it checked out.
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Go to a doctor before you run again. Seriously. If its nothing, then you'll know. But if its something....
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There are so many things this could be, but if some of them have the potential to be very serious I'm not sure why you have not gone in yet...
Fear. Very understandable. I'm the same way, but it's stupid.
My reluctance to see a doctor essentially comes down to me being told not to run anymore. When I was a young kid, I was always naturally skinny, and when I was in 6th-7th grade, I was one of the kids who was eating the same portion sizes of the same foods the other kids who never exercised were eating, and even though they stayed skinny, I started rapidly gaining weight. By the end of 10th grade, I was about 190 pounds (5'11"), so I was getting close to becoming bona-fide FAT. During that summer/fall, I started running and slimmed down to about 150 pounds, which is what I weigh now (most people do not believe I ever was/could get fat). Honestly, I think the best times of my life have generally been since I started running, so I don't want to stop running and gain weight (which I would do, especially since my natural BMR is only 1700 -- I had it assessed at a university). Also, I generally love being outside and getting fresh air and tend to feel kind of foggy-minded and "blah" if I don't run, so I'm not sure if I could follow a doctor's advice to not run (even if it was a life-or-death matter -- I'm not married and don't have kids, so it's "whatever" to me).
The upside is that, during my classes the other day (I'm a nursing student), we were learning how to assess patients' vitals, and when we listened to our fellow students' heart sounds, my teacher didn't hear any murmurs when listening to my heart beat. At least that means the chances of having a valve issue are lower (assuming my teacher is right -- she used to work as a cardiac nurse in a local hospital, so I would hope so).
My reluctance to see a doctor essentially comes down to me being told not to run anymore.
My reluctance to see a doctor essentially comes down to me being told not to run anymore.
Back when I started running, I went to a doctor who said exactly that. The second doctor, a year later during a routine checkup, was a similar type of quack. Then I found a clinic where the doctors are all fit. They matched me up with one who was a cross country skier and who had run a marathon. Much better.
If a doctor tells you to stop running, ask why and pin him/her down. If the doctor start writing a prescription, ask what it is for, what are the side effects, and (most important) if it is intended to cure something or to just make you feel better.
If a doctor tells you to stop running, you are free to ignore that.
If a doctor tells you to stop running, (s)he knows nothing about sports medicine. Find a real doctor.
Jess runs for bacon
Find a doctor that is also a runner. Then if they tell you that you can't run, they mean business. I did that with my ortho.
>> If a doctor tells you to stop running, (s)he knows nothing about sports medicine. Find a real doctor.
Hmm. I guess that depends on the type of complaint. "Bad knees" and whatnot... maybe. But for something like this? I dunno. "Stop running" (temporarily) might be the proper answer if the diagnosis is DVT or some types of infection. (then again, it could be "slow down your training runs", etc etc).
Hey, Stevie Ray, good to see you around. Hope you're doing OK.
You started this thread two weeks ago. Please go see a doctor. For peace of mind, if nothing else.
Another update -- during my nursing classes earlier, my teacher listened to my heart with her stethoscope for an extended period of time and said that she heard no murmurs whatsoever and that it is extremely unlikely that I have any valve issues -- however, she did note that my resting pulse was high (112 BPM) as well as my BP (144/80) and that my heart beats were hard and forceful. I have also noticed during running that, in addition to the exhaustion, it feels like my heart is beating faster even though I'm being forced to run a slower pace (I think I mentioned this in my first post), and when I'm done running, my heart is almost always still beating fast like it is when I'm running for up to 30-40 mins. after I'm done.
The teacher thinks it is mild hyperthyroidism, which would also explain why my legs get weak and shaky feeling when I'm finished running (especially if the route included lots of steep hills). Going to see about getting some bloodwork done at a local clinic....
You started this thread in mid-march. GO. TO. THE. DOCTOR.
I am pretty bad about going to the doctor myself, but +1 to this! The doctor will be a better source of information than random people on the Internet or even your nursing instructor and they can't give you any treatment without your consent. You have nothing to lose except a few dollars for an office visit.


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DiceLock encryption architecture improves symmetric ciphers like block cipher as Advanced Encryption Standard (AES 128, AES 192 and AES 256) with different block cipher operation modes and stream ciphers as HC 128 and HC 256 and others.
DiceLock (both configurations) makes use of the following random number tests: Frequency Test, Block Frequency Test, Cumulative Sum Forward Test, Cumulative Sum Reverse Test, Runs Test, Longest Run Of Ones Test, Rank Test, Universal Test, Approximate Entropy Test, Serial Test and Discrete Fourier Transform Test.
Additionally DiceLock Digested configuration makes use currently of following hash digest algorithms: Sha 1, Sha 224, Sha 256, Sha 384, Sha 512, Ripemd 128, Ripemd 160, Ripemd 256 and Ripemd 320.
As the new version XDiceLock 22.214.171.124 for Apple Mac OS X is developed, all individual components must be tested and verified, and in this article we verify Discrete Fourier Transform class (computing Discrete Fourier Transform random number test) with NIST FIPS 800-22rev1a "data.sqrt2″ test file.
At the bottom of the post you can find C++ source code being used to perform this test.
Verified XDiceLock 188.8.131.52 for Apple Mac OS X
Verification components:
– Random number test: DiscreteFourierTransformTest class
– NIST FIPS 800-22rev1a test file: data.sqrt2
– Bit stream memory management: DefaultCryptoRandomStream class (default virtual memory management)
Memory characteristic used in this test:
DefaultCryptoRandomStream class makes use of default virtual memory where the system can move pages of physical memory to and from a paging file on disk (manipulation of physical memory by the system is completely transparent to applications).
Random test performed with alpha set to 0.01, that is, confidence level is 99.00 %.
Once computed we've got the following result:
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XDiceLock 184.108.40.206 for Apple Mac OS X C++ source code used in this test:
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– XDiceLockCipher.h
– baseCryptoRandomStream.h
– baseCryptoRandomStream.cpp
– defaultCryptoRandomStream.h
– defaultCryptoRandomStream.cpp
– baseRandomTest.h
– baseRandomTest.cpp
– mathematicalFunctions.h
– mathematicalFunctions.cpp
– discreteFourierTransformTest.h
– discreteFourierTransformTest.cpp
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The 14th Connecticut was commanded at Antietam by Lt. Colonel Sanford H. Perkins. During the war it suffered the highest casualties of any Connecticut regiment. It is also honored by a monument at Gettysburg.
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Advanced to this point in a charge about 9:30 A.M., September 17th, 1862, then fell back eighty-eight yards to a cornfield fence and held position heavily engaged nearly two hours; then was sent to the support of the first brigade of its division at the Roulette Lane two hours; then was sent to the extreme left of the first division of this Corps to the support of Brooke's Brigade and at 5 P.M. was placed in support between the Brigades of Caldwell and Meagher of that Division, overlooking "Bloody Lane", holding position there until 10 A.M. of the 18th when relieved.
This monument stands on the line of Companies B and G near the left of the Regiment. In this battle the Regiment lost 38 killed and mortally wounded, 88 wounded and 21 reported missing.
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Rivalries aside, the Grant County Lady Braves and the Williamstown Lady Demons volleyball teams have come together to play in the Volley-For-A-Cure game Aug. 27 at Grant County High School.
"I am looking forward to it because it is my senior year and it is going to be one of the last times I play Grant County, but it is also the Volley-For-A-Cure game and I hope that people realize the game is for a cause as well," Lady Demons senior Carlie Fossitt said.
The season didn't start out the way Braves soccer coach Dave Schmitt wanted after his team fell to Boone County 4-1 on Aug. 18.
"It's very tough because that was not the way we wanted to play," he said. "We want to be aggressive and be the team that is attacking and it not be in reverse."
Senior midfielder Brian Chapman provided the only offense for the Braves, but he still felt the team wasn't playing to their potential.
The Grant County Braves football team will be gearing for rival Owen County during game two of the Grant County Bowl Aug. 27.
After losing to Harrison County 33-14 Aug. 20, Braves first-year coach David Arvin saw some positives from their game, despite the score.
"Defensively, Lucas Button played strong for us and he played so hard, he had to go to the hospital, he had nothing left in him," he said. "They had to take him to pump fluids back into him. He was coming off an illness. That is someone who gives you everything he has."
When: Aug. 12
Where: Western Hills High School
What: The Lady Braves defeated Western Hills 4-2 to get their first win of the season. Mollie Pelfrey scored the first goal of the season on a penalty kick. Pelfrey added another in the second half along with Alexis Willen and Emerald Fry. Emily Tillman and Nicole Norman were key on the defensive front and goalkeeper Mackenzie Tucker blocked 14 shots and allowed two goals.
Soccer alumni took their skills to the field, playing scrimmage games against the Grant County High School boys and girls soccer teams Aug. 12 at the Grant County Middle School field. GCHS alum and eighth grade soccer coach Garrett Griffith fights for position of the ball with Braves senior Terry McDaniel. Jacqalynn Ammer Riley, Class of 2002, tries to out-do Lady Braves freshman Katelyn Mills.
Seven years ago, Grant County High School hired alumnus Scott Shipp as their athletic director.
It was a dream job for Shipp, who has seen many changes since he took over, including the addition of tennis and wrestling programs, to the new $632,000 press box for the football field.
Lady Braves junior Raven Wilson gets ready for a return hit during a game with Dayton Aug. 8. The Lady Braves drop the game, losing 2-1. Their next game will be on the road at East Jessamine Aug. 16. Game time is 7 p.m,
Braves junior Austin Anglin, left head buts the ball over the Calvary Christian player, during a scrimmage Aug. 6 at Scott High School in Covington. The Braves and Cougars tied 2-2.
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Results: Carly Middleton 55, Sarah Hicks 59, Hannah Scroggins 63, Shelby Gutman 72, Rachel Justice 81.
When: Aug. 8
Where: GCHS
What: The Lady Braves drop two of three sets to Dayton, losing their first game of the season.
Results: 18-25 W, 25-14 L, 25-14, L
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Hii friends,
I have completed hlml and css course. I want to make a funny pictures website where random pictures will show by clicking at a side button or just pressing keyboard left or right or just pressing refresh. Now I want to a new feature where user can comment and rate random funny pictures. Now I have realized that I cannot make my website with the help of html and css only. Can anyone suggest me what I do and what new language I learn to add my new feature to my website.
First, I recommend you get a good CMS—like MODx, ExpressionEngine or similar, as these provide a lot of functionality like commenting, galleries etc. out of the box. then maybe you'll need some JavaScript to make the galleries a bit nicer looking. There are lots of gallery scripts available online.
I hate to make this recommendation but Wordpress would work well for this type of small site. Just attach an image to a blog post which would allow people to comment on it since it is a post. That is most likely the simplest options lacking the ability to program something yourself.
Yes, Wordpress and Blogspot are nice.Can you use the gallery scripts on your own site? Ive tried a few, but looking for more that perhaps would be easier to use.Thank you.
Each is different, so it depends on what kind of gallery you want.
I like some of the galleries, where you view the thumbnail version of the picture, click on it, and it becomes large. Then the option to go to 'next' or 'previous' or back to the entire gallery is very nice.My fractal people have a Facebook picture album which does that, but Im not fond of Facebook.I dont need the comment ability, I think that jAlbum comes the closest to some of the ones I have seen that I like the best.
But Im thinking now, that coding it myself with CSS, might not be something I could do. Though Ive come close.I am going to take a Wordpress class, and see if that can be done with it. I dont want anything fancy, just a basic easy to use album.
The way pbase or iPhoto does it, is very nice. I would love to be able to do an album myself, and have it come out looking at least a little like what I described above.
There are lots of JavaScript galleries out there that are ready for use on your pages. It sounds like what you are trying to describe it a set of thumbnail images (perhaps arranged in a grid); and that when a thumbnail is clicked, the image appears enlarged over the page, with the background of the page darkened somewhat. This is really easy to do (and is usually called a "lightbox" gallery). There are lots of them around, but Slimbox is a good one.
This is a super one!My real estate friend uses this on her website, of course she doesnt do it, as she doesnt know html and css. But I think I can.
I have one that works a bit like it, from dynamicdrive.com But it wont let you go to the next slide without clicking on the previous one to shrink it and to move on to the next. It makes you do an extra step, and I see that this one one does it just like I would love to learn!I will give it a try tomorrow.Thank you again!
Great, glad that helps. I do like Slimbox, and it's very easy to set up. Do let us know if you need any help with it.
Oh, I certainly will!But I better go and start dinner now,,,,,,,
Looks exactly just what I want. I tried to download jQuery, but got just a HUGE amount of text, so I will come back to that later after dinner.
Yes, just Select All > Copy and paste all that code into a file called jquery.js (or something like that) and link to it on your gallery page with something like this:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/scripts/jquery.js"></script>
I was able to copy the source, maybe but nothing will download like a normal download works.I took a screenshot to show what I get, but there is no download from this.
But I got TONS of code. I am afraid its their page and not the download, Ive tried all browsers and the download wont work.
Maybe because I have a Mac there is a problem?
The word Download is probably misleading. What you are seeing is correct. Just follow what I said in my previous post:
just Select All > Copy and paste all that code into a file called jquery.js (or something like that) and link to it on your gallery page ...
So, copy all that code, and create a new, blank file called jquery.js. Paste the code into it. I don't know why they don't just let you donwload that code as a .js file, but so be it. (It would have to be zipped, so then you'd have to unzip it.)
The alternative (probably better) is to click Save As when you are seeing that code, and it will save the code as a .js file on your computer. It has a funn name (with "min" etc. and the version number) but that can be handy for future reference.
Oh, misleading for sure, I looked for the zip, it was nowhere. Thanks for clueing me in to that.But I did copy the code into my TextEdit and named it jquery.js.And did copy the html too, which was nothing that I need, it was just their download page.But there was more that I didnt copy.
Is this what I should have?http://www.jcarter.net/jquery/jquery.js
This is a bit confusing for me, Im a bit of a beginner at this.
Thank you for your wonderful help, will be back at dawn.
That looks fine, although it appears to be the non-minified version. The minified version removes all the white space and makes it a slightly smaller download.
An alternative to all this downloading is simply to link to jQuery on Google's servers, which some people argue is better anyway. Just include this code on your page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8/jquery.min.js"></script>
Not sure what HTML you mean. If you click the Download button on the jQuery site, you get to that page with all the code, then click Save As to save the jQeury library into a .js file on your computer. No HTML anywhere.
I will have to study this a bit more, its a bit beyond my expertise at the moment.Off to bed after walking our dog, but will attack this with vigor tomorrow.Thanks again,,,,,,,
This morning its not quite so confusing, I managed to find their forum and found this message on there, after wading thru many questions of "where is the zip file".So now I have it, but the way you told me to get it beforehand worked too. They just need to make it a bit plainer on their site for newbies like me.
So onward and upward! I am now ready to prepare some images, and see what I can do. Thank you all again!
"http://jquery.com/download/ has REAL links to download jQuery (recent versions, minified and normal).
Don't fall for the fancy looking button! Go for these. Just right-click and save.
ADVANCED/EXPERIMENTAL OPTIONSPast ReleasesVersion Docs Downloads1.8.3 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed1.8.2 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed1.8.1 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed1.8.0 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed1.7.2 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed1.7.1 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed1.6.4 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed1.6.3 Release Notes Minified Uncompressed"
Got things working now, thanks to you people.On my way to make some nice galleries.


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Paparazzi attacked and left unconscious over Rumer Willis
A paparazzi photog was brutally attacked last night in Hollywood after the ESPY Awards and was left unconscious and convulsing on the ground (the video above is the aftermath). The fight began when two random assholes decided to act as Rumer Willis' bodyguards as she made her way out of Skybar. TMZ reports:
According to witnesses on scene, one of the men allegedly tripped a photographer who was attempting to take pix of the star. As the stunned shutterbug got up and tried to identify the culprit, we're told another friend of the wannabe-bodyguards grabbed the photog by the head and slammed him to the ground head first, knocking him out and causing convulsions… Cops arrived shortly after and the man who allegedly slammed the photog to the ground was arrested. The snapper was rushed to a hospital, where he was treated for three cracked ribs, a possibly dislocated shoulder and a concussion.
Yeah, sometimes the paparazzi can go too far but this is fucking ridiculous. Look at the way the attacker walks around afterwards. I wouldn't be surprised if this guy's parents were brother and sister. This is exactly the kind of person I'd expect if people started mating with vegetables.


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AUSTIN — The infant grandson of Sen. Leticia Van de Putte died Tuesday morning in Austin, according to her office.
Rex Neal Van de Putte would have turned 6 months old this month.
"It was sudden," said the San Antonio senator's spokesman Lee Nichols, adding that the cause of the infant's death is not yet known.
"The senator and her husband Pete are heartbroken, and ask that the public respect the family's privacy in this tragic time," the statement read. "Senator Van de Putte and Pete ask everyone to pray for their family, including Rex's parents, Gregory and Samantha, and his brothers, Elliot and Asher."
The secretary of the senate, Patsy Spaw, said that information regarding arrangements will be shared once they are made. Bexar County Commissioners' Court observed a moment of silence in memory of Rex after county Judge Nelson Wolff announced his death during the group's Tuesday morning meeting.
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Ohio is giving out more than $3 million to help local communities transport elderly and disabled Ohioans.
The Ohio Department of Transportation says the money will be used to buy new vehicles and equipment.
State officials say the new equipment will help provide access to medical appointments, employment, grocery shopping, banking and other services.
More than 63 nonprofit agencies and organizations across 36 different counties in Ohio are receiving the funds.
The finance director for Quadco Rehabilitation Center in Williams County says the money is essential to that program. Terry Fruth says the program serves 240 individuals across four different counties in northwest Ohio.
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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania women's soccer team defeated Drexel in double overtime, 1-0, on Friday night at Penn Park.
Kerry Scalora had the winner with 2:35 left in the second extra session, knocking home a free kick from outside the box that found the upper right corner. Drexel goalkeeper Eve Badana never had a chance. It was Scalora's second goal this season.
The first half was a fairly mundane affair, as the teams combined for just three shots (two by Drexel, one by Penn). However, the action picked up considerably in the second half as the Quakers outshot the Dragons, 9-4. Penn almost got what would have been the leading goal When Scalora fired a shot from outside the box that looked like it would beat Badana. However, a Dragon defender was perfectly placed and parried the ball wide with her foot.
Brianna Rano and Erin Mikolai also had chances in the second stanza, and Elissa Berdini was a constant threat along with Kathryn Barth. However, no goals were scored and the teams went to overtime.
It was Penn's turn to clear one off the line in the first extra session, as Jazmyne Simmons was in the right place at the right time to deny a Drexel shot just three minutes in.
Penn ended up outshooting Drexel in the match, 15-11, and forced Badana to make six saves along with the one team stop. At the other end, Kalijah Terilli went the distance and had two saves to collect the Quakers' third shutout in as many matches so far this season.
Penn returns to action on Sunday, traveling to Saint Joseph's to kick off with the Hawks at 1 p.m.
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Customs was a snap, as was taking the train from Schiphol Airport to Amsterdam's Central Station. There are plenty of English-language signs, and everyone here seems to speak it, too.
What, you're reading Slice for pizza info? Well, what does it mean when the first foodstuff I smell upon getting off the train in Amsterdam is PIZZA HUT!? Before I even saw it, I knew it from its greasy odor, which I could smell halfway down the escalator from the train platform. Turn the corner, and, sure enough, whoomp, dare 'tis.
Interestingly enough, this Hut was offering a personal size Margherita pizza. You won't find that in the States.
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by Robert Cotter
Professional Golf Ball Engineer
Director of Golf Swing Instruction, Instant Golf®
If you are brand new to the game of golf or have reached a plateau in your scoring, then this may be the most important letter you ever read.
If you have played for some time and are looking to end years of frustration and inconsistency, or are determined to break below a scoring level be it 100, 90, 80 or 70, then I am eager to show you how to do just that.
Before we get started, let me tell you a little about my background in this great game of golf as my experience and expertise is multifaceted.
I am a professional Golf Ball Design Engineer by trade and have worked for the industry leaders in that arena (you know the names). Chances are you may have played with balls that incorporated my designs, and my contributions have been recognized by the United States Patent Office.
I also write extensively on golf topics including instruction, equipment, and top players. My work has been featured in dozens of publications and industry websites including Today's Golfer Magazine, The New York Times, Livestrong, The Right Way, eHow, Golf Link, ausgolf, and other prominent golf info channels.
Those credentials aside, my real passion is playing the game and teaching it to others. In fact, the word obsession may more closely describe my interest in instruction.
This is, of course, why you are reading this letter. You are seeking to take your game to a new level.
Great, we are of the same mindset!
So let me tell you a bit about my introduction to playing this game as it will show you what is possible in your own pursuit of a great swing and lower scores.
You may be happy to know that I wasn't born with a golf club in my hands. I was never on the Mike Douglas show hitting balls with Bob Hope at 4 years of age (like Tiger). I didn't play junior, high school, or college golf.
In fact I had little interest in the game of golf the first 23 years of my life.
This all changed one hot summer evening when my father dragged me to the local driving range as he was preparing for a league match the next day.
After hitting 20 balls or so he handed me an old persimmon driver and said, "Here, you give it a try".
After 5 swings and a string of expletives, I'd missed one, banged a few off the side of the stall, and managed a slice so violent it crawled up the right side range netting and headed out toward the street.
Not a great start to my golf career. But before the night was through, I had managed to get a few out there into the dark sky. And that sound off the driver was, well, quite cool.
So the next day I flipped through a few Golf Digests that were lying around the house, studied a few pictures, and headed back out to the range the same night.
What a train wreck! Only 1 in 5 balls were getting airborne and going in the general direction as planned. And this was mainly because my tempo was good. If I timed one correctly, then contact was decent, and we had a "lift off" of sorts.
Now on another night I heard the local pro giving a lesson behind me in the stall at the end of the range.
I couldn't hear any of the instruction, but I always knew when he took that club out of his student's hands and struck the ball himself. His impact sounded like a gun shot! I had never heard anything like that sound. The crack and fizz of the ball climbing and then falling gently to the left was a sight to see.
I wanted to do that, and I was determined to figure out how.
So I started hitting 500 balls and playing 1-2 times a week after work and/or on the weekends.
Now in this game, if you spend that much time at it you may reach a level of repeatability with your swing that allows you to break 100.
For me, I found my leveling point was the low 90's, about a 17 handicap.
It was frustrating to hit that sticking point as I would routinely play with older gents that were, shall we say, a bit round in the trunk.
These guys would smoke their way around the course (literally) and rack up par after par. "You'll get there, young guy" they would say after totaling up their 77's and 74's.
This reality check would become one of my first data points in my pursuit of a consistent, repeating golf swing…
Great golfers walk by you all the time on the street. You wouldn't know them by any special physical attributes. They come in all ages, shapes, & sizes.
At about eight months into the game, I was starting to break 90. Admittedly, those were the days the putter was working better than usual.
While my ball striking was slowing improving, I was still having frequent blow up holes that kept me stuck at a mid teen handicap level.
I had not built a true repeating swing, a swing that would enable me to consistently break 80 on virtually any course in the country.
Also at this point I was in college pursuing a degree in engineering, though it wasn't clear what I was going to do with that certificate after graduation.
With my golf addiction in full bloom, I would find myself skipping out to the course a few times a week after classes to squeeze in 18 before dark.
It was a gloomy autumn day. The clouds were rolling in and rain was on the way. But I was determined to get my round in before the storm hit.
The first nine wound up in typical fashion, my usual 44. But the back nine was a different story.
I knew I had to have an efficient inward 9 holes to score well and beat the rain. There was no room for side trips into the woods, or losing strokes to water hazards.
I can still remember the eerie calm I had on that back nine. There was also a perceptible change in my body and swing. With those ominous clouds hanging overhead, I started to hit shot after shot dead square on the center of the clubface.
My swing felt effortless and the club tracked right back into the ball with precision. I can remember the snap and fizz of the same Balata ball I had started the round with, an old red numbered Titleist.
With the bad weather closing in, I was moving through that back nine from Point A to Point B and I was racking up par after par with a few birdies mixed in on the par 5's. I didn't know exactly what was going on, but I new one thing:
I knew before each swing that contact was going to be solid and I could see the entire ball flight in my mind. My swing was repeating like never before.
When it was over, I had shot 34 on the back for a total of 78.
In that one round my game and future had changed. I had gone from being someone who played golf, to being a golfer. I had, for at least one day, joined the <5% of golfers who break 80.
That day would fundamentally change my life as in the weeks that followed, it became clear that my engineering degree would be put to use in the Golf Industry.
Sure, I wanted to design balls and clubs. But I had an ulterior motive for that pursuit.
I knew that if I entered that circle I would be around the best golfers in the world. And that meant I could study their swings up close and personal, and hone in on the true essence of a Tour Caliber golf swing. It was a win/win situation!
You see, that 78 was born out of a lot of hard work (and there were sub 80 rounds after that one). But the truth is that I didn't know exactly what had happened that day, and I couldn't reproduce it at will. A big piece of the puzzle was still missing.
Just like when David Duval, Jim Furyk, or Annika Sorenstam (and others) shot 59, they swung the club and hit the putts, but they were equally at a loss for exactly why it happened.
Was it something that I had discovered in my mechanics that grooved my swing for those 9 holes, or was it a mental shift that allowed me to perform to my potential? I wasn't sure, but it was a great feeling, and I would quantify it in the near future.
It would be a few years later while in the golf industry working with top players that I would discover what I call…
While testing golf ball designs with touring pros, I had a unique vantage point to view and "absorb" the best swings in the game as they sampled our new ball designs.
One day I noticed something that all these great swings had in common that I had overlooked for years. It was my "Aha" moment!
That quickly led to a theory, some testing, and bang, the proof in my own game. It was real, it worked, and it transformed my game, virtually overnight.
In essence, I had (re)discovered The Key that had worked so well back on that autumn day years before.
After finally solving the puzzle and discovering "The Key" to a repeating golf swing I detailed everything I discovered into an easy to follow guide.
This enabled other golfers, like yourself, to immediately put it into use it in their own games.
Since that day on the test range, I have had the privilege of teaching The Key to over 10,000 golfers in 60+ countries, both in person and via the internet. The testimonials have been astounding and it gives me great pleasure to share my experience with eager, serious golfers.
"Hi Robert,
I just wanted to pass on that over the last few weeks I have being playing better and better, until the peak which was just yesterday.
I played at a local course and for the first time in my life I shot under 80, and not just under. I hit 38, 36. A day of firsts, first ever even par round, first time in the 70's, 4 birdies, just an all round amazing
I owe a fair bit of it to you as I am adhering strictly to your teaching.
Thanks again and best regards,
Dale N. – Maylasia
"Within a few days time I was showing "experienced" players what a straight and accurate shot looked like.
My whole club set with bag cost $200 brand new. Some of my friends have drivers that cost twice that! Imagine their reactions when I was out driving them by 20-30 yards with a $20 club.
Those same friends gave me a lot of flak for even buying an "online lesson." Guess who's on the receiving end of that flak now!
Thanks so much for making your book affordable. And thanks a LOT for improving my game so early on. I'll be sure to give you recognition when I slip on the green jacket!"
Nick M. – Longmont, Colorado
"Talk about a testimonial… Your Readers would not believe this. Read your book Monday evening. Went to back yard to work on your tips. On Tuesday A.M. worked in my net on theory. Tuesday evening at league shot a 41! My best of the year (4 strokes off my average). All this within 24 hours.
Your a Genius!
Thanks so much."
Carl W. – Kentucky, USA
Author's Note: (this gentleman is 72 years old)
"Hi Robert. I am astounded by the detail…I simply did not expect the detail you have provided and because of that I am going to tell a lot of people in my Golf club. I will seriously take your advice.
I thought I would let you know I had a 43. Remember, I am a 21 handicap. I had 4 pars.
So thank you. This is the best value golf advice I have ever had.
Congratulations on a Quality Product."
Steve P – Australia
"I purchased your system and I am amazed by its immediate change it has had to my swing and went from 107 for an average round to 90. Brilliant, stunning, unbelievable is all I can say.
Thank you so much for your prompt reply and superb service you have given me, I have just read the 'Key' again, just to refresh and keep the practice going to improve even further.
..its great to be able to grin on the first tee knowing that I know what MY FRIENDS WOULD LOVE TO KNOW."
Martin S. – UK
I am one of those "doubting" Thomases who is naturally suspicious of ads from any old internet site – but after struggling with my game for the past two years, and figuring your book was about half the cost of the private lessons I've been taking, I decided to find out what your "miracle swing key" is all about.
The Verdict: WOW!
I went to the driving range a few days after reading your book and hit the most amazing bucket of balls of my life. Except for a few flubs while dialing in your technique, all were perfectly straight and long (except for the very slight pull you predicted – easy to compensate for!)
I know that with a little more practice, what you have taught me will become totally ingrained, and that I can expect near 100% consistency in my shots. I am telling every hacker I know about your book.
Thanks for making golf more fun than ever!"
Richard T. – Carmel, IN
"Robert, I can't thank you enough for your help!
I just got a dozen [Recommended Ball]s, they are AMAZING! I have been hitting the ball 265-270 yds. every drive! They are also more durable than the [Prior Ball]s I was playing with.
I just shot a 83, my best round ever.
Again, Thanks a lot!"
Joe G – Florida,USA
"Since using what I learned from your ebook my slice has disappeared and a draw has come into my life for the first time, a little to much at times and I'm considerably longer off the tee and with my irons.
I never thought I would be able to hit a golf ball over 300 yards, but I can now. OOOOOOhhh What a Feeling!!!! Using driver, wedge into a par 4 is a lot more fun than driver, 5 iron. Trust me on that one. I still have a ways to go get everything under control, but I'm much happier with my game. I just wanted to say Thank You."
Jack an "American in Australia"
"I finally took the lessons to the course after a day at the range…I shot 4 strokes under my handicap and shot one of my lowest rounds in a long time. I think with more practice on the system, my improvement should be even more dramatic.
Gene P. – Westlake Village,CA
I am sure you have received many testimonials in the past but how many within the first few hours.
I purchased & read your e-book this morning – as usual, after reading I needed to go to the practice range to see if it at least worked sometimes for me before committing any further time – patience is not one of my virtues.
Whilst I hit the ball well & hit what I was aiming at most of the time that is not the reason for this reply.
For the first time in my 40 years of golf I felt & knew at the top when I was in a good position to hit the ball solidly & could predict the outcome from the top of my swing.
In short, thank you – I now have the new sensation of the correct feeling at the top – golf is not a game of perfect but given 5 minutes practice I am convinced that "simple" is the answer for the amateur/social golfer to play good golf without hitting hundreds of balls per day. – your instruction clears the head of the thousand thoughts that ruin scores & a good day out with the boys.
I started a skeptic who expected the same rehash of information, instead I am pleasantly surprised."
Peter V. – Australia
"Hi Robert,
Thank you so much for your comprehensive response to my golf ball recommendation request. I am very impressed…
I read your wonderful e-book "The Key to a Repeating Golf Swing" this weekend, and found it to be the best golf book I have ever read (out of probably 40 or 50 of them).
Great job! And I'll be recommending you to friends – although not the ones that I am currently playing for money!!"
Garth J. – Saudi Arabia
"My name is Jim. I'm 41 years old and I live in Australia. I have been plagued by a leaking right shot for two years. I've been to different pros and practiced till my hands bled but nothing has stopped it.
I just read your Ebook and it made a lot of sense. I just hit some balls without using the drills and just focusing on…(The Key). Every shot was flush in the middle and my finish was perfect. I can't believe it was so simple. The best money I've spent in years.
PS – I'm not telling anyone."
Jim M. – Australia
"The Key" that I reveal inside The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing is the exact method I use every time I swing a golf club. It is the fundamental of a sound repeating golf swing and I can not play without it.
Even if I haven't played for awhile, I can pull those clubs from the car trunk, head to the range or course, and use The Key to immediately dial in my repeating swing. You will be able to do the same if you diligently apply what I am about to show you.
When playing under pressure, "The Key" will guide you through the round from start to finish. Just as it did for me when I first broke 80, you will experience a new governing force in your swing. You will be a master of your swing and truly own it. As one student put it, "now I can feel it – now I know it."
I'd love the opportunity to help you transform your game this season and into the new year. I've been where you are right now with your golf..struggling to hit the ball solidly, confused on how to properly swing the golf club, stuck at a scoring level or brand new to the game.
Let's shorten your path to success and put the frustration to rest. There's great golf to be played wherever you are in the world.
If you are finally ready to take control of your golf game and start hitting the ball straighter, longer and shooting lower scores…
Then Come Join Me!
Inside The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing you will discover "The Key" that completely turned my own golf game around. You will learn how to properly swing the club from start to finish, along with 4 easy to perform drills to guide you through the process.
I am not going to further confuse you with overly complicated swing thoughts or technicalities. Instead, I lay it out in an easy to understand guide that golfers of all ages and skill levels can understand and implement.
By now I am sure you are ready to get started using "The Key" but you are probably wondering how much it is going to cost you.
Considering that the average hour long golf lesson will cost you about $80 and you will most likely need at least 10 lessons to really improve your game…
Using an instructor would cost you at around $800!
Based on that, I am sure you would agree that if I charged $97 for "The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing" it would be a great value.
"The Key" has been used by over 10,000 golfers and you have been able to read numerous testimonials from successful students on this page…many of these from golfers who have probably tried golf lessons with no avail.
However, I am NOT going to charge you $97 for access. I love the game of golf too much and know what it was like to be constantly struggling to improve my game.
I want to make golf fun again for as many golfers as I can!
So I am going to let you get your hands on The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing and learn "The Key" for just a single payment of…
For less than the cost of a single golf lesson, less than the cost of a box of premium golf balls and less than the cost of a single round of golf…
You can finally take control of your golf swing and stating hitting the ball straighter, longer and more consistently!
As a paid customer you will receive Lifetime Updates for Free!
Anytime I add new material to The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing you will be given a free updated copy.
Stop struggling with your golf swing and implement "The Key" today. It has been used by thousands of golfers all across the world and I know it will work for you.
In fact, I am so confident that The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing will work for you that I am going to offer you a full 60 Day Money Back Guarantee!
When you order The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing today I am going to give you a full 60 days to test it out in your own game.
Put my guide to the test with your own swing and if you are not hitting the ball straighter, longer and shooting lower scores then you can return the course for a full refund.
As you can see, with our risk free 60 day money back guarantee you have absolutely nothing to lose. If you are ready to discover "The Key" and implement it into your own golf swing then let's get started.
Imagine the look on your golf buddies faces when you step up to the first tee and rip one right down the center!
Come join the thousands of golfers who have taken control of their swing with The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing.
To Your Success,
Robert Cotter
Director of Golf Swing Instruction, Instant Golf®
PS…If you have been struggling with your swing and everything you have tried didn't help…then you need to get The Key To A Repeating Golf Swing today. With the full 60 Day Money Back Guarantee you have nothing to lose and so much to gain.
PSS…I reserve the right to end our limited time discounted price at any time. If you want to make sure that you get the discount I urge you to order now. This offer may be gone very soon.
PSSS…Remember that this is an immediate download guide. You will have your hands on the guide and will be able to discover "The Key" in a matter of minutes after you order (even if it is 2 am in the morning!). You can start hitting it straighter, longer and more consistently today!


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CarComplaints.com Notes: The previous generation of Explorer was so awful that the redesign in 2006 was greeted with much optimism. That didn't last long.
The transmission continues to be the Explorer's worst reliability problem. Owners report shifting hard & lunging, typically starting as low as 40k miles with a $1,600 average repair bill. On top of that, the radiator is prone to failure around 60k miles. Repairs for the radiator run $500 to $1,000 & many owners report they've had to replace the radiator multiple times for leaks, indicating a possible design defect in the OEM replacement parts.
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A year ago today my baby girl, at just 21 months old, was diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis…something we knew nothing about.
Now, 12 months later, our lives are a little different, we are by no means JA experts, but there's definitely so much more we know now that we didn't know then.
In the last 12 months Bevin has had:
· 44 injections of Methotrexate (that's more injections than vaccines!)
· 6 lab draws (and she will have another before the month is over)
· 3 Ophthalmology appointments
· 694 doses of Naproxen
But because of the JA we:
· Got involved with our local Arthritis Foundation and found out how wonderful and supportive they are
· Were able to attend the 2011 JA Conference in Washington, D.C. (thanks to the Arthritis Foundation)
Meet some awesome families who have been a great support system and some who have become great friends
Meet some awesome families who have been a great support system and some who have become great friends
· Raised $3304 for the 2011 Arthritis Walk
· Were asked to let Bevin be the Juvenile Honoree for the 2012 Sacramento Arthritis Walk (of course we said yes)
· We found out just how awesome our Pediatrician really is
I would never wish any kind of disease on anyone, especially a kid, but it really does show that so much good can come out of something bad. Do I wish she didn't have this disease, yes, but would I want to go back in time and never have met all these wonderful people…no.
I have been overwhelmed with all the support we have received from family, friends and strangers. People who have found our blog and followed Bevin's journey for the last year and kept our family in their thoughts has meant so much to me.
Thank you so much to everyone who has supported Bevin this last year and I hope you continue to do so!


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See the 2014 Investiture page for more details.
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