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25 of the most incredibly futuristic electric cars from the last few years
Concept cars are incredible, especially if and when they eventually become reality. Of course, a lot of them don't and perhaps some are nothing more than a pipe dream or a manufacturer showing that they're not just stuck in their ways and can think "outside... >>
30 incredibly bonkers and beautiful cars from the 1950s to now
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Future electric cars: The battery-powered tech cars that will be on the roads within the next 5 years
Electric cars are already a mainstay on Britain's roads, with several all-electric models being available to buy right now. A lot of them are simply electric versions of fuel-powered cars, but in the not-too-distant future, we'll see new designs around... >>
BMW commits to electric car production, introduces i Vision Dynamics concept coupe
BMW has unveiled a new concept car to join its i-Series of electric vehicles at the Frankfurt auto show, while also committing to electric car production. The i Vision Dynamics coupe is just a concept for now, but BMW insists it will go on sale. Future... >>
BMW details exciting roadmap for electric vehicles going forward
BMW no longer sees itself as simply a car manufacturer; it now sees itself as a tech company. And it has revealed its plans for an emission-free future.By the end of the year, it claims that there will be 200,000 "electrified vehicles" (fully electric... >>
BMW 5 Series estate (2017) review: Large, technologically accomplished and fun to drive
Car salesmen have a very difficult job trying to convince customers to buy an estate car these days. For some reason, the marketing machine has brainwashed the masses into thinking that gigantic SUVs are the perfect companion to family life.In reality,... >>
All-electric cars UK 2017: All the battery powered vehicles available on the road today
Electric cars have been around for a few years now, although if we're being technical, they've being around since the 19th century. But the first electric car of the modern era, and the first highway legal production all-electric battery powered vehicle... >>
BMW reveals plans to make a battery-electric Mini in the UK
BMW is going fully battery-electric, with a new Mini at least.It wants to build a new battery-electric Mini: a 3-door, fully electric Hatch model, which will go into production in 2019. This vehicle will increase the choice of Mini powertrains to include... >>
BMW 530e plug-in hybrid preview: The best of both worlds?
The new BMW 5-Series is a car we already know to be talented. In our 5-star review of the upper-spec 530d, we said that, judged in isolation, it goes "straight to the top of the class". That's a class which includes the Mercedes E-Class, which when we... >>
Own a BMW? You can join a Skype meeting without leaving your car
Next time you Skype your boss, do it from your BMW.Skype for Business users can now place or join conference calls from the driver's seat - so long as they own a BMW. Drivers will use the mounted display and their voice to navigate BMW's iDrive menu system... >>
BMW 5 Series (2017) review: Saloon car perfection?
The last-generation BMW 5 Series sold more than two million units worldwide. Two million. To put that into perspective: between 2010 and 2015 Porsche built just over two million cars in total, across its entire range.It is, therefore, not hard to see... >>
Best of CES 2017 - Cars: All the major automotive announcements from the show
Considering CES is a consumer electronics show, you may wonder what business cars have turning up at the show.Nowadays cars can have more technology in them than your average home. Whether it be electric power, in-car entertainment or self-driving/autonomous... >>
BMW and Baidu aren't making self-driving cars together anymore
German automaker BMW and Chinese search giant Baidu might not be getting along too well these days.According to Reuters, the two companies have ended their partnership and are no longer cooperating on nor testing self-driving cars in the US and China.... >>
BMW's new 5 Series does CarPlay without the wires
BMW has recently unveiled the new 2017 5 Series saloon and with it, a whole host of technologies to improve the driving experience. Chief among them is the addition of Apple CarPlay, but the 5 Series is the very first car to deliver wireless CarPlay.... >>
Mini Cooper S Works 210 first drive: Pocket rocket lite
Some may have feared for Mini when BMW rolled in and took this British icon and modernised it, but spend 10 minutes on any major road and you'll know that the public adoration for the Mini hasn't abated.With the John Cooper Works super-charged version... >>
BMW promises autonomous vehicles by 2021, partners with Intel, Mobileye
BMW has partnered with tech firms Intel and Mobileye with the hope that it will be able to put a whole fleet of fully autonomous cars into production by 2021.The BMW iNext car, shown in its concept form in May, will be the basis of the self-driving range... >>
Mini's future vision is an urban go-kart, made for sharing
BMW's stargazing has reached Mini, with the company unveiling its Vision Next 100 model in London. Joining siblings from BMW and Rolls-Royce, the future of Mini is designed to be fun, funky, and shared with strangers. Acknowledging that urban dwellers... >>
The Rolls-Royce of the future is an autonomous land yacht with an AI concierge
It's a rare day that Rolls-Royce unveils a new car, it's an even rarer day that Rolls-Royce unveils its future vision for luxury motoring.Unveiled in London, as part of BMW Group's Vision Next 100, the Rolls-Royce concept outlines the future vision for... >>
BMW to launch 'i Next' autonomous electric car in 2021, says CEO
Gimme, gimme!BMW is working on a luxury flagship based on its BMW i8 Roadster, a plug-in hybrid sports car. We know this because the company's CEO revealed the news during a shareholding meeting. Harald Krueger said BMW's upcoming autonomous car will... >>
BMW i3 upgrade now delivers a whopping 195 miles on a charge, watch out Tesla
It looks like Tesla has given the established car companies enough of a shock to get them taking electric cars seriously. Now BMW has upgraded its i3 battery to extend the range to a respectable 195 miles on a charge.Tesla announced its Model 3, the first... >>
GoPro brings more stats to your action videos, BMW, Polar and more on the list
GoPro has announced its Developer Program which allows other companies to make GoPro cameras do anything they need. It will also mean GoPro can take advantage of other hardware and sensors.Big names like BMW and Polar have already announced cars and wearables... >>
BMW i5 rumours get official comment on Range Extender feature
BMW is heavily rumoured to be releasing an electric version of its X5 SUV which should be called the BMW i5. Now an official comment suggests this model will come with a Range Extender option.Head of product for BMW, Henrik Wenders, commented to Car and... >>
BMW Vision Next 100: The ultimate driving machine of the future
To commemorate its 100 years of existence, BMW has shown off its glimpse of the future of driving in the Vision Next 100 car.While BMW has created a prototype of the car it's not something we expect to do much driving, nor to hit the roads anytime soon.... >>
BMW 3-Series (2016) first drive: Retaining the sports saloon crown?
For 40 years BMW has ruled the roost in the junior executive car stakes. It's fended off the arrival of the Audi A4 and Mercedes C-Class and has remained, by and large, the gold standard in this class of car throughout its history.But now the 3-Series... >>
Mini Cooper D Clubman first drive: Retro quirks, now more practical
Since the move from nostalgic little British runaround, to baby-BMW, there have been innumerate inceptions of the Mini. The best selling has been the regular Mini Hatch and the weirdest, perhaps, the Clubman. The Clubman is an oddity, most keenly defined... >>
BMW X5 xDrive40e first drive: Going big on hybrid
There are advantages to driving a large SUV and for many, it's the ride height, the interior space and the feeling of safety lent by being the biggest thing around that drives appeal. The downside, of course, is that you're hauling a huge amount of car... >>
Best of the Detroit Auto Show 2016 in pictures
The annual Detroit Auto Show is here for 2016 and with self-driving autonomous cars, intelligent smart car systems, and of course electric sports cars, gadget and motor lovers are about to get a glimpse of the awesome future.We've trawled the show floor... >>
Hands-on: BMW i Vision Future Interaction concept explored
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Self-driving cars: 14 automakers betting on driverless vehicles
Stop thinking about self-driving cars as something far-off or futuristic.They're here. They're now. They're being made and tested and shown off by companies like Google, BMW, and Tesla - the latter of which has already released self-driving features to... >>
BMW, Mercedes, and Audi close Nokia Here Maps sale - and your next car could benefit
Audi AG, BMW Group, and Daimler AG now officially own Here, Nokia's digital mapping and location business. The three partners each hold an equal stake.Although it was heavily rumoured for a while that Uber would acquire Nokia's Here Maps, a rival bid... >>
BMW 7 Series review: A tech-rich haven
The 2015 BMW 7 Series is one of the most tech-crammed cars on the road right now. If you drove this back in time, even by 10 years, the people lucky enough to get a ride in it would have expected it to fly.While the BMW 730Ld M Sport, as reviewed here,... >>
11 mind-blowing tech wonders in the new BMW 7 series
The BMW 7 Series for 2015 is full of tech, it's like a scientist's test lab on wheels. Only these gadgets are all fully developed to blow your mind.From gesture controls to remote control parking brilliance, it's tough to compare this car to any other... >>
BMW X1 2015 first drive: Second-gen SUV makes off-road easy
BMW already has an X1 on the road. So what's special about this year's model, now in its second-generation 2015 form? Well, it's been redesigned from the ground up and wants to go off-road more than ever.Whereas the original X1 was built on the basic... >>
BMW 2-Series Active Tourer eDrive first drive: Plug-in baby
Hybrids are all the rage in the automotive industry at the moment. And while the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer might look like the twisted hybrid spawn of a BMW rear-mounting a Mini Clubman – the two share the same UKL1 wheelbase platform after all –... >>
Uber loses bid to take over Here Maps, BMW, Audi and Mercedes nab it instead
It is no secret that Nokia has been looking to offload its Here Maps service for a while, hoping to use the cash from the sale to further its communication network plans, but it looks like the most expected suitor has failed in its bid to take it over.Uber... >>
Pow! Is that the BMW Batmobile? Nope, it's a modded i8 concept with hydrogen fuel cell tech
What you're looking at might appear to be a super-cool revamped version of the Batmobile for 2015 (and we're talking 1960s Adam West era here), but BMW isn't in the process of making one of those (well, not that we know of). No, this is a modified BMW... >>
BMW 5 Series GT hydrogen fuel cell first drive: Driving into the future?
It's almost strange to think how nonchalantly we consume the world's depleting fossil fuel reserves. Sure, it's fun to hammer a performance car down the motorway (or even a normal car for that matter), with that satisfying hum from the exhausts, but the... >>
BMW shows off LED streetlights that double as electric car chargers
BMW has shown off how it plans to take on Tesla and its Supercharger network with its own version. The BMW charging stations, called Light & Charge, will use LED street lights to power up electric cars.Announced last year, BMW's Light & Charge system... >>
Next-gen BMW 7 Series is stuffed full of James Bond tech
BMW hasn't been shy of showing off some of its techy treats recently. We've reported on fancy keyfobs, remote parking and plenty more over the past 12 months. Well, they've all found a home IRL in the new BMW 7 Series.BMW boasts that this is the first... >>
New BMW 7 Series shown off: Remote park from outside car, gesture controls and more
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BMW Mini Augmented Vision goggles are real, in-car heads-up display for your face
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BMW i3 may soon have an Apple operating system running the show
BMW could be working with Apple on its next in-car operating system for its i3.This follows numerous rumours that Apple is developing its own Apple car.An interview with BMW in German car magazine Auto Motor Sport suggested the car manufacturer was developing... >>
BMW brings plug-in hybrid smarts to the new X5 dubbed X5 xDrive40e (gallery)
BMW has announced its first plug-in hybrid car in a core range, the X5 xDrive40e, which should give the best mileage for any X5.The new X5 xDrive40e will offer plenty of power to keep the sizeable beast moving fast despite going easy on the fuel. In fact... >>
New BMW 6 Series now comes loaded with B&O's 16-channel surround sound system
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Detroit 2015 motorshow in pictures: Ford, Mercedes, Porsche and more show off their new cars and concepts
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Future car tech: Sci-fi cars are closer than you think
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Tomorrow (Friday) at 2pm we're raffling off the (awesome) Microsoft Press books that have been in the study hall all week to help you prep for exams. If you want a shot at taking one home, head up to N32X a little before 2 tomorrow and put your name in the hat. Rules:
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Painting Fails To Sell
3:20pm 12th April 2013
A painting expected to sell for £300,000 failed to make the cut in Dorchester.
The landscape piece painted by Sir Stanley Spencer (1891-1959) was up for auction at Duke's yesterday (11th April).
The retired owners decided to sell after reading reports that major works by Spencer were selling for up to £5 million, they decided it was too valuable to keep hanging on the wall of their flat. The painting was acquired in 1952 from artist London dealer Arthur Tooth & Sons Limited for £170.00.
The painting is entitled "Potato Patch Rostrevor" and was painted by the artist when he was staying at the home of his friends, the Stevenson's, in Rostrevor, Northern Ireland.
The reserve price wasn't reached, but the auctioneers say due to lots of interest there is a possibility of an after sale.
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Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth — Maggotty High is the only high school in St Elizabeth without a proper playing field.
But that hasn't stopped Principal Sean Graham and the school's cricket fraternity from developing a '2020 vision'.
"We have a plan to win the Headley Cup (symbol of supremacy in rural schoolboy cricket) by 2020," Graham told the Jamaica Observer Central last week.
"We have told our friends at STETHS [St Elizabeth Technical High School] that we are taking aim," he added.
STETHS, based in Santa Cruz, is the most successful school in Jamaican cricket and is the defending champion and a multiple winner of the GraceKennedy-sponsored Headley Cup.
As part of the drive to strengthen that school's cricket programme, Maggotty High recently took control of a bowling machine, which will assist with training for batsmen in a confined space for cricket practice, in the absence of a cricket field.
The bowling machine was acquired through partnership between the parent-teachers association and past students. Anthony Kepple, Maggotty High School cricket captain in 2002 and former Jamaica Defence Force cricketer who played a lead role in acquiring the equipment, told Observer Central it cost approximately $260,000.
Last year, the past students partnered with the school in erecting a practise area, which includes two concrete pitches shielded by training nets.
For home matches and 'full field' cricket practice, cricketers from Maggotty High School must travel to the Appleton Sugar Estate two miles away.
Maggotty High's cricket ambitions have been boosted by the success of 20-year-old all-rounder, Odean Smith who was part of the West Indies Under-19 squad which won the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in Bangladesh earlier this year.
Graham hailed the value of cricket to students at his school. "The game encourages discipline, mental ability, planning and strategising," Graham said.
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We have all seen and read how bad the air quality in Delhi has become. Though the situation in Delhi is too bad, roughly life in all big Indian cities has become vulnerable to the threat called air pollution, which leaves a detrimental impact on our health, especially our lungs.
It becomes particularly dangerous for children. But given our lifelong connection to a city and other reasons, it is not always possible to leave the base even after facing such a menace. How to deal with the problem then?
Ayurveda comes very handy in such a situation. The natural ingredients can be utilized to improve the conditions at your home and survive the threat. Here are 10 such Ayurvedic products that can be used to fight the problem of air pollution:
1. Tulsi:
A great natural agent which absorbs pollution. Plant tulsi plants in your house to absorb pollutants from air besides drinking juice of tulsi leaves regularly to clean up the respiratory tracts.
2. Neem:
Make the full use of neem which absorbs pollutants and reduces their effects. Wash your hair and skin with neem leaves boiled in water and also eat three to four leaves at least two times a week. It will wash your skin externally and purify blood internally.
3. Haritaki:
Take haritaki with jaggery before going to sleep and in the morning to get rid of phlegm caused by pollution-related inflammation.
4. Pippali:
An essential herb which helps in having clear breathing and reducing lung infection. Make a concoction of pippali powder and ginger, turmeric, honey (all less than half a teaspoon) and warm water and gulp down. Take this for all days of a week but don't give this to children.
6. Eucalyptus or peppermint oil:
Take steam with a few drops of eucalyptus or peppermint oil two times a day.
7. Ghee:
Ghee is very helpful in reducing accumulation of toxic effects of metals like lead and mercury. Consume homemade ghee daily and you can also put drops of ghee in your nostrils every morning to curb the effects of pollution.
9. Ghrit kumari:
It is capable of cleaning organic by-products like benzene, formaldehyde, etc. It is known to be one of the best natural agents for air purification.


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I have to make reservations ASAP and I am sort of at a loss. I thought I had made up my mind to reserve Le Grand Vefour. However, the lunch menu is 78 Euros. There are three of us, and everyone thinks it is worth the splurge, but maybe me. It seems like so much money and my husband and I are paying for two...
Anyway, I wonder about some of the other choices with lunch menus:
Taillevent is 70 Euro
Le Celadon is much less
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INDY STAR — When Carrier Corp. handed down the news it plans to close its facility on Indianapolis' west side and move its operation to Mexico — eliminating 1,400 Hoosier jobs — Jarvis Hagger's thoughts went to his 3-year-old son, Jarvion, and an unborn child.
"How am I going to be able to take care of my family?" Hagger thought to himself.
The 32-year-old Indianapolis resident's job as a production leader is likely to be one of the first casualties of Carrier's move. The company will begin laying off employees in 2017.
"It's still all kind of surreal," said Hagger, who has worked at Carrier for 13 years. "It's like waking up to a bad dream; you never think it's going to happen."
Carrier, a heating, ventilation and air-conditioning manufacturer, announced last week that it was closing its facility, to the chagrin of its employees and local and state officials. Doubling down on that crippling blow, Huntington-based United Technologies Electronic Controls also announced it was moving to Mexico, eliminating 700 jobs in the northeastern Indiana city by 2018.
Both companies are units of Hartford, Conn.-based United Technologies Corp., which is pulling a total of 2,100 jobs from the state.
"Overall, it's total betrayal," said Hagger, who is delaying his family's plan to buy a new home. "Thirteen years I've given to this company, and at the drop of a dime — without talking to the people who have given more than I have — you move because of corporate greed?
"It wasn't like the Indianapolis facility wasn't profiting. It's the greed of the company."
Carrier would not detail the production or profitability of its Indianapolis operation. Its chief reason for moving to Mexico is to operate in a more cost-effective manner, the company said.
Carrier's workers, who perform midrange manufacturing jobs, are in a two-tier wage system. About 25 percent make $14 an hour, or about $30,000 a year. The rest, however, make about $26 an hour, or about $55,000 a year. The higher-wage workers can earn more than $70,000 a year with overtime.
Carrier spokeswoman Michelle Caldwell declined to answer how much money the company will save by producing equipment in Monterrey, Mexico. The company has been mum on how much it will pay its Mexican workers.
The United Steelworkers, which represents Carrier's workers, said the Mexican workers will earn $3 an hour, which is $23 less than some of the top-paid employees in Indianapolis.
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Baby sleep. When you're a new mom….it's one of the only things people consistently ask you about. How the baby is sleeping. Are you sleeping? And guess what, the answer? Not really. Let's be honest, unless you somehow give birth to a mystery of science……after the first week (which I now call the Honeymoon)…..babies don't sleep for long stretches. They're not biologically wired to at this age. Newborns can only take in small amounts of milk at a time, and milk is rapidly digested……so they need to eat. A LOT. And somehow, especially a lot in the middle of the night…..or when Mommy has just drifted into blissful dreamland.
I (being the type a person that I am) did a LOT of reading about baby sleep during Lydia's first two months. At one point, my husband accused me of being "obsessed with the baby's sleep." Let's be clear, it was self-preservation…..I was obsessed with my own!
Now, as many of you know we had an odd circumstance and up until Lydia was eight months old had to wake her up and feed her at night for medical reasons. But, guess what? Around six months, she generally stopped waking up on her own and we had to set an alarm.
So, I wanted to share a few things that totally helped….and I would absolutely do again! (disclaimer, we didn't do Cry It Out……I just couldn't stomach it….and aside from teething and developmental leaps…..Lydia is a great sleeper….so we lucked out and it wasn't necessary).
How to Encourage Your Baby to Sleep at Night:
- White noise machine, ALL the time……from day one. I'm not talking a baby stuffed animal that makes white noise. I'm talking a full blown LOUD white noise machine. Ours is the best, we turn it on during our nighttime routine….and Lydia instantly starts winding down and relaxing. It's a total sleep cue.
- Baths every night. As soon as we could, we started giving Lydia a bath every night. The warm water is relaxing, and it's a physical cue that it's time to wind down for the evening.
- Dim lighting. In my extensive (aka obsessive) research, I learned that bright light signals the brain to wake up. Not a good idea at bedtime.
- Quiet time for at least 30 minutes leading up to bedtime. When we've had a busy night, it's always harder for Lydia to wind down. Is this always possible? Absolutely not. But when you're home, and its an option —do it.
- Create a routine and stick to it. This one is BIG. We do the same things, in the same order, at the same time EVERY night. Because we have placed multiple sleep cues (behaviors that signal bedtime) into our routine….we can skip one in a pinch…..and still give the message that it's time for bed.
- When a baby is old enough…..add a lovey. We just started using a lovey recently, when Lydia was going through a rough week ( four teeth in one week = BAD sleeping)…..and she is obsessed. Each night she cuddles up to her little toy and snuggles it all night. I slept with it for a few nights first, to give it that soothing mommy smell.
In the end, try to remind yourself that sleeping for longer stretches is a developmental milestone like rolling over or crawling. You can definitely do things to encourage it or to discourage it…..but each baby is different, and has different needs. I strongly suggest that you read a book or two (or seven in my case) that discuss baby sleep habits and that describes practices you are comfortable with.
Interested in the ones I read?
My Favs:
The No Cry Sleep Solution
Moms on Call
The Sleep Lady's Good Night Sleep Tight
Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child
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Baby: / baseball tee c/o Wake Me Up Designs / shorts / boot c/o PeaPeas /
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Discussion in 'OT Technology' started by 240hpna, Dec 28, 2005.
PM if any has one.....thanks
i say for everytime someone asks for something like this, give em a 2 week band.
god damn software publishers.. I say for everytime one of them tries to restrict a customer's rights to what he has purchased or gouge his wallet, we each go and download a pirate copy.
god damn leeches. if i didn't have to raise the cost of my software due to piracy it would be cheaper. i need to eat too you know.
god damn scam artists, if they focused more on lean/tight code instead of GUI skins, pretty boxes, hyped up marketspeak,ineffectual yet invasive copy protection schemes, and the arrogant assumption that their apps are actually worth the money they charge, maybe they could lower their prices to something more reasonable and fewer people would bother with piracy. Just because software is purchased via a license agreement should not give vendors the right to legally manhandle users. I guess we're damned if we pirate and damned if we buy, so why pay for the 'privilege?'
All joking aside, I'm not implying that 'IP infringement' is completely moral, but I don't believe the software markets are where they should be morally either. I just play the opposing side of the same dirty games they play.
... if you don't need it, don't buy it. if you need it buy it. no one is holding a gun to your head saying purchase this product or die. There are many free, open source alternatives out there. Some of them are even better them retail commercial software.
I also believe in IP, but at the same time, I also support the OSS, and have contributed lots of code to several projects on SF.
It's getting harder to buy a computer, especially a reasonably priced laptop, without having to buy windows...so, yes I am 'forced' into it.
That's cool, which projects?
What does buying a computer with Windows pre-installed have to do with stealing software?
Two can play the stupid game.
What is this 'stealing'? How does one steal software?
copyright infridgement.
there is no physical loss to the company, but there is a monitary loss.
There is? How? Are you assuming that every copy is a lost sale? Most 'pirates' don't have the money to buy or would never consider buying whatever they copied, so there isn't much monetary loss...at least, not nearly as much as the RI/MPAA/BSA want everyone to think.


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I'm thirty today, an age I'm grateful to see and greet with open arms. I'm celebrating getting older with friends and a giant milkshake, and some things I've learned in thirty years of living life.
library school check-in: the final stretch (part 4 of 4)
It's hard to believe that I've finished my MLIS adventure. I wrote most of this post at the Halifax Central Library, one of my favourite libraries, and I figured it was as good a space as any to reflect on my final term at FIMS.
checking in
I've been absent for a few months and for good reason: I've been really busy!
I have a few posts planned to go up in the next few weeks but until then, here's a quick recap and some other things that are coming up.Read More »
Menstrual Metrics poster references
This week I'm attending the OLA Super Conference and presented a poster session, "Menstrual Metrics: An Analysis of Privacy and Security in Menstrual Health Tracking Applications." You can see my poster in PDF here.
To make accessing my sources easier (and mostly because copying and pasting from a PDF is fickle), I've included them here in the same order from my poster. Below that is another list of sources that I used when working on the paper that this poster is based on. Some of them provide more contextual information on the concept of the "quantified self" and on privacy measures. I highly recommend some of the 'non-scholarly' reads from Washington Post, Consumer Reports, and Tech Crunch; they present some complex tech-y concepts into very accessible language and they're available online for free.Read More »
two poems (a belated announcement)
Back in the time between finishing my undergrad and leaving for graduate school, I received an email from someone I didn't know. That person turned out to be Chantelle Rideout who had been sent my way from Clare Goulet who I'd studied creative writing under at MSVU. Chantelle was collecting local emerging poets for a Halifax-based chapbook and would I be interested (yes. yes, I was).
So I sent Chantelle three poems and two were chosen and tweaked, and now, a year later, they live in City Series: Halifax which is available in a limited run from Frog Hollow Press.
I received my copy in early December and marveled at how different all our voices are. We all see and experience Halifax in such divergent ways, and I think that adds to the richness of this small collection and its appropriateness for representing our small creative city.
City Series: Halifax is available here for $10 CAD (S&H included).


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When you enter school and begin the new rent of life as an understudy, you have significantly more approaches to convey what needs be as far as dressing style, parading your physical changes, voicing your assessment inside the school group and simply the part of expression achieves another level. The degree to which an undergrad can convey what needs be is limitless and can't be checked by anyone. Due to the enormous move you make from wearing uniform in school to wearing hued attire when you enter school, flexibility of expression is presumably the essential motivation behind why you ought to relish school life. blogs about college life
Expectation to absorb information
School life is likely the second best expectation to absorb information you will ever have in your lifetime. A school grounds generally comprises of a noteworthy piece of developing men and ladies and a little piece of developed individuals, in this manner making an immaculate thwart for you to take in the different subtleties of humankind, life, your actual potential and just gives you an exhaustive comprehension of whatever you need/need to know.
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text: Thanks for the information. I would like to offer my help in testing the fix, but my Linux skills are not up to the task unfortunately. When I get some time I will work on that. Again, thanks. Cheers, Tom On Jul 17, 2010, at 11:35 AM, nello martuscielli wrote: > On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 3:03 PM, Thomas Carlson <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> I have been testing various flavors of PPC Linux on my old PowerMac G4 (digital audio) to come up with a replacement for OS X Tiger. The latest, Debian Squeeze with xfce as the window manager. It runs fine, but as with all the other versions I've tried (Lenny, Yellow Dog, Ubuntu, etc.), the sound doesn't work. The CODEC on the sound card is Texas Instruments TA3001C. Has anyone with a similar machine experienced this problem? >> > > it isn't a gnu/linux distro problem but it's related to alsa driver > included in the linux kernel. > anyway, about your problem it was discussed in this thread: > http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2010/04/msg00010.html > > maybe you could help in testing/fix process. > > regards, > -- > Power Mac G4 AGP 450MHz - CRUX PPC (32bit)/Debian PPC > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to email@example.com > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com > Archive: firstname.lastname@example.com">http://email@example.com > >


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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by johnmail, Jul 17, 2010.
Hi is it possible to ad album art to the music player on the desire thanks in advance johnmail
You can either do it manually. Download the album art on your PC then rename it AlbumArt (capital (A)lbum(A)rt) then put that into the folder of that album. Or download one of the several music players that can download the album art for you
Yeah, the default music player is a bit temperamental when it comes to adding the album art.
The only way I've managed to do it so it works all the time is to tag each song with the album art, calling the image AlbumArt and then adding a subfolder called music to the media/audio location, anywhere else and the album art seems to not appear at random times.
Also, once I've put the music on my SD Card I then delete the albumthumbs folder and empty the trash.
Then on the Desire I rescan the SD Card using an app called SDRescan.
Seems long winded but it's the only way I've found whereby the album art is always there and doesn't disappear.
There's an app in the marketplace which is superb. Finds stuff iTunes and Gracenote have never gotten near - and it's free.
Try album art grabbed from the marketplace good app works well
Grabber I mean !
Use the search function next time.
But as I mentioned above tagging the files isn't always enough, I tagged all mine and still the default music player wouldn't pick them up.
If you follow my advice above then it should work perfectly each time.
No. That EMBEDS the album art into the files. It physically puts the picture in each and every song. Not tagging it.
My guide works flawlessly every time and has done for many, many devices I've owned in the past and is much simpler.
Yes, I know, I use EasyTag (Linux) and it does it the same way, my Desire still didn't pick it up though.
Odd. Mine did. I've done most of my library this way because it was the only way to get it to work with my previous phones. But on my Desire they work straight away (because I've already embedded the art) and I don't need the extra folders and images.
You should make a guide as well, or if you like I can add your instructions to my guide?
I am still working on this problem too.
What I found is that all MP3's I copied to the phone have the album art, all wma's have not.
Don't use wma because it's a really crappy format. If needs be transcode to mp3 (maintain the same bitrate) Not ideal, but it'll work.
I just make a folder for the album and put the jpg in it, copy over to Desire and job done, art shows with correct album; easy peasy


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PODiMOUTH Ep. 25
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Homer and Rara discuss their take on this year's edition of the Emmy's plus the season premiere of Glee and series premiere of New Girl. Homer and Rara also bring you an interview with Pride Superstar contestant, Wendy Taylor. Wendy talks about life after Pride Superstar and her music.
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Marching Forward - Lessons of Living by Faith
By: Bill WhiteWith each new year we re-adjust our course and set new goals. These goals, born in winter, are set forth in hopes of a spring bloom. As winter gives way to the early signs of spring, we see the budding trees and the days growing longer, little by little. It's at this time that we often realize we've lost course on our goals as the demands of modern life have already distracted us from our course. Winter for many is a time of seasonal depression and having lived inside for these colder months, many feelings stir and rise. Emotions can reach a boiling point and so often we find ourselves frustrated and in despair. How then to remain steadfast and pursue the coming fruits of spring, undeterred by winter's mourning will be the focus of this work.
Logic is a double edged sword. On it's brighter side, we find a keen ability to reconcile differences or solve problems. But logic isn't always so kind. Often logic attacks us with the long rants of our internal discourse. We talk ourselves into and out of opportunity. We justify procrastination or disillusionment and distraction. If we allow this to continue we find ourselves far along into another year where we could have achieved many things if only...
What is it then that makes us break through this barrier of mediocrity and doubt? Often it is what we fail to see that causes us to fail. Uncertain of our next steps we stop when if we'd simply step forward we would find the road expanding in front of us. How then do we step out when we aren't sure where our feet will land? It's called faith and it is the fuel of miracles. Most everyone knows what the word faith means, and it has several meanings, but what I am speaking about is belief that is not based on proof. How do we still our fears sufficiently to walk in faith? The key is based in simple stubbornness and optimism. When we are stubbornly optimistic, we refuse to allow our fears to take root. It is when we do this that we find ourselves incredibly propelled forward despite all seeming obstacles. It's about steadily ploughing the field with no end in site, trusting that the work will come to fruition in its proper time. Before the inner critic stifles your grasp, allow me to give you both a story and practical steps to apply.
For many years I struggled with extreme depression. I had reached the height of my youth and couldn't seem to establish myself in the world to the level I aspired to. I was co-dependant and miserably lonely. My career was uncertain as the industry I worked in changed with the times. What I wanted most was to be happily married, raising children and enjoying a fruitful career. What I experienced was a long string of unsuccessful relationships and multiple layoffs. Each time I encountered failure, surrounded by an environment that was unfulfilling at best and downright toxic at worst I found myself sinking further. I had lost hope and wished for death. I couldn't imagine living as I was for much longer. My career crumbled and I began looking in new directions. Each time I found myself hitting a dead end. I took a job as a bouncer at a nightclub and spent my nights working, my early morning drinking and my day sleeping on the beach. I was without insurance and barely surviving.
One morning I woke from a dream where a man approached me and said, 'You need to get to a doctor, you've got cancer.' I found it puzzling to say the least. A month later I noticed a growth. I decided to watch it to see if it continued growing and it did. My debts were out of hand and I knew this would be catastrophic to my finances. About this time, my neighbor told me of a position as a sand blaster where he worked. I took this awful job, not because I wanted it, but because it offered benefits. Working 2nd shift in an unbearably hot booth, I struggled just to hang on long enough to get insurance so I could get medical attention. Just a few weeks in, I received a phone call from a company who told me I'd applied with them 18 months earlier. I was certain I had not, but agreed to an interview and began working immediately at a shipyard. This position trimmed my wait for insurance by a month.
One night I went out for a few drinks and woke the next day with a hangover. I decided to call in and had to go to the doctor for a note. I told the doctor I needed a note for the 'cocktail flu' and mentioned casually that I thought I had cancer. He examined me and it was determined I was correct. I was rushed to a specialist who concurred that I required immediate surgery. I asked him for 24 hours to consider it. He agreed, I'm sure thinking I would go for a 2nd opinion.
When I got home, I locked the doors and took the phone off of the hook. My 2nd opinion wasn't going to come from a doctor, but rather from myself. Here was my opportunity to die if that was really what I wanted to do. I could simply not act on the problem and I'd be dead in a year. No suicide notes to write, everyone would feel sorry for the young guy who died from cancer. It was then that I decided not to die, but rather not to continue living the way I had been. The surgery was a success and as I worked to regain my health, the 2nd cancer took effect.
This cancer was my financial ruin. I took a chapter 7 bankruptcy and struggled for the remaining year. Just after, I was told I could get a grant to go back to school because I was a dislocated contractor. I took the offer and went back to college and got a degree in graphic design. This changed my career and my life slowly began to take shape. What was interesting was that not only had I defeated my cancer, but I found myself living more fully than I ever had before. Each day since has been a blessing and I possess an enthusiasm I never had before that experience. In the midst of all of this, I had numerous synchronicities that showed me that I was being cared for through this trial. The local cable guy showed up the week before the surgery and offered me 3 free months of fully loaded cable. This gave me comfort while I was healing. The insurance had shown up just in time, and before I even had to tell my foreman I would be out for surgery, I was laid off. This allowed me to fight this battle without the worry of work. As you can see, in my moments of doubt, I was taken care of.
After this experience I knew that there was something much larger going on than what we normally think of as our lives. There is an intelligence, I'll call it God, that is personally interested in what happens to us. I am certain of this, and it has given me incredible faith to go on living.
Before you dismiss this as someone else's experience, or as pure coincidence, let me demonstrate a few steps you can take to gain this power of faith for yourself.
First, you must fully engage your fears. Fears are based on radically unlikely statistics most of the time. We fear things that quite simply are not likely to happen. You need to press the fear for its potential reality by asking yourself, 'What is the worst thing that can happen?' When you face the real worst case scenarios, they are often not nearly as bad as you think they are. We attach emotions to outcomes and charge up the intensity so that we perceive things much more severe than they generally are. It's important to note that many times we don't have control of the world around us and it is this lack of control that frightens us to begin with. We can overcome this by allowing events to happen as they will, intent upon accepting those outcomes even if we don't necessarily like them.
Second, trust that whatever does actually happen will lead to the best outcome if viewed by a larger perspective. What I mean here is that sometimes we don't get what it is we think we want, only to discover later that it would have been bad news if we had gotten it, or that something much better happened instead. I've found that the universe operates on some pretty incredible parameters and that we honestly don't see as many moves ahead as the higher intelligence does. From our mortal linear time perspective we often can't decipher the intentions of events and how they will at some point shape our futures more positively.
Third, ask for help. I don't care what you believe in, be it God, quantum physics your higher self or existentialism. Asking for help from 'whatever is out there' will almost always produce results, especially if you are persistent and patient. You have to get yourself into the space of allowing and know that you are heard. The illusion that you are ever alone is reinforced by academic thought, but I've found quite the opposite to be true when it came to practical living.
Finally, remember the many times in your life where you thought things were going to blow up in your face and how often it turned out that things weren't nearly as bad as you believed they would be. Let's face it, life hands us some odd curves sometimes, but I'm willing to bet that right now you have a roof over your head and you didn't go hungry. Somehow, we manage to pull through even the toughest of times. This doesn't happen by accident!
Take time here to reflect on where you are. Take a pause from the stress and problems you've encountered so far and renew your intentions. You can get to where you want to go, if you live by faith.
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Competition (Da Vinci's Disciples Book Two) by Donna Russo Morin
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Description of Competition (Da Vinci's Disciples Book Two) by Donna Russo Morin
In a studiolo behind a church, six women gather to perform an act that is, at once, restorative, powerful, and illegal. They paint. Under the tutelage of Leonardo da Vinci, these six show talent and drive equal to that of any man, but in Renaissance Florence they must hide their skills, or risk the scorn of the city.
A commission to paint a fresco in Santo Spirito is announced and Florence's countless artists each seek the fame and glory this lucrative job will provide. Viviana, a noblewoman freed from a terrible marriage and now free to pursue her artistic passions in secret, sees a potential life-altering opportunity for herself and her fellow female artists. The women first speak to Lorenzo de' Medici himself, and finally, they submit a bid for the right to paint it. And they win.
But the church will not stand for women painting, especially not in a house of worship. The city is not ready to consider women in positions of power, and in Florence, artists wield tremendous power. Even the women themselves are hesitant; the attention they will bring upon themselves will disrupt their families, and could put them in physical danger.
All the while, Viviana grows closer to Sansone, her soldier lover, who is bringing her joy that she never knew with her deceased husband. And fellow-artist Isabetta has her own romantic life to distract her, sparked by Lorenzo himself.
Power and passion collide in this sumptuous historical novel of shattering limitations, one brushstroke at a time.
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Praise for Competition (Da Vinci's Disciples Book Two) by Donna Russo Morin
"In elegant prose, Morin paints a captivating tale of courageous women painters who battle against prejudices in Renaissance Florence. Featuring strong women characters, each with distinctive personalities, this is exactly the type of historical novel I enjoy reading. Exhilarating and compassionate, The Competition sings a beautiful tribute of women's talents and underscores Morin's masterful storytelling. Delightful!"– Weina Dai Randel, author of The Moon in the Palace and The Empress of Bright Moon
"THE COMPETITION is a page-turning, provocative romp through a fascinating time and place—15th-century Florence—made more so by her invention of a group of women who defy all conventions by secretly studying art under the great Leonardo da Vinci. Even more egregious: they openly compete for the commission to build a fresco in a city chapel. Most shocking of all, they win, drawing the ire of their competitors and inspiring protests and threats. Donna Russo Morin has given us a novel for our time, a book featuring strong female characters fighting the odds to break the "glass ceiling," and reminding us that this battle is not new: women have been waging it for centuries."—Sherry Jones, author of THE SHARP HOOK OF LOVE: A Novel of Heloise and Abelard
About Donna Russo Morin
Donna Russo Morin is the internationally published author of five multi-award-winning historical novels including PORTRAIT OF A CONSPIRACY: Da Vinci's Disciples Book One, and The King's Agent, recipient of a starred review in Publishers Weekly. Her other titles are The Courtier's Secret, The Secret of the Glass, and To Serve a King. Her upcoming release, THE COMPETITION: Da Vinci's Disciples Book Two (releasing April 25, 2017), continues to follow the adventures and traumas of a clandestine group of women artists set during the height of the Italian Renaissance.
In addition to her writing, Donna has worked as a model and an actor with appearances in Showtime's Brotherhood, and Martin Scorsese's The Departed). A 25-year professional editor, her work spans more than 40 manuscripts. She holds a BA in Communications and an A.A. in English Literature. Donna teaches writing courses at her state's most prestigious adult learning center and has presented at national and academic conferences for over ten years. Donna is a proud, single mother of two sons, Devon and Dylan—an opera singer and a chef—her greatest works. http://www.donnarussomorin.com/
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Hello,Has anyone tried typing accented chars using iso8859-2 type1 font in abiword0.7.7-1 stable?I have some ult1mo(iso8859-2) type 1 fonts installed in lieu of those provided by abiword-0.7.7-1*.deb. I have set XkbKeymap to "xfree86(us_cz_qwertz)". Well, when I try to use accented chars of the Czech alphabet it crashes on me complaining as thus.. /usr/bin/abiword: line 40: 1019 Segmentation fault $DYNAMIC_BIN $1$2 $3 $4 $5 $6 $7 $8 $9 The very same font works normally in other apps making use of xfs.All I can manage is to type using dead keys, which randomly produces good results, sometimes it crashes too with the message as above. Dead keys: CARON and ACUTE works, RING does not.Any idea what I might be doing wrong? Thanx in advance.


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There are few who can rival the coaching experience and lacrosse knowledge of the Tri-State Lacrosse founder. In 1988, New Jersey voted him "Coach of the Year". In 1992 they voted him "Lacrosse Man of the Year".
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His experience includes 10 years as a Varsity High School head coach with Kinnelon, The Peddie School, and Ramapo, and as an assistant with Bergen Catholic and Ridgewood. Coach Turco has also worked at the collegiate level with both Fairleigh Dickinson and Richard Stockton.
Most recently, his high school Alma Mater, The Peddie School, inducted both Coach Turco and his 1996 team into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame. Bob is currently an assistant coach at Shawnee High School.
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Additionally, he was recognized by the Brown Athletic Department in 2007 with the David B. Zucconi Award, given to the Brown male athlete who most consistently displays the ideals of sportsmanship and fair play.
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Currently, he is the head coach of Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh, NC. In his first year at the helm, in 2014 his team won the state title and went undefeated for the first time in school history, finishing with a record of 22-0, and Buckley was named Coach of the Year.
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While at Ridgewood High School, Culver was a three-year varsity letter winner and co-captain on the football team and garnered first team All-League, first team All-Suburban and first team All-County honors while playing linebacker for the Maroons as well as being awarded the prestigious Stroker Award in 2002.
On the lacrosse field, Culver was a three-year varsity letterman and a multiple All-League, All-Suburban and All-State honoree, capped off by his senior season, when he was named first team All-League, first team All-Suburban, first team All-State, Gibbs Division Player of the Year, All-Suburban Player of the Year, Bergen County Player of the Year, New Jersey Player of the Year and All-America.
Culver moved on to Charlottesville and the University of Virginia, where, in his freshman year, he made the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Honor Roll, and the Cavaliers won the ACC championship. In 2003, Virginia claimed the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) men's lacrosse national championship. Culver capped off the year by captaining the United States U-19 Team to the gold medal in the 2003 World Championships.
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Former Major League Lacrosse player Marc Jacobson grew up in NJ with a true legend of lacrosse – his father Steve – and carried on the family tradition. At Ridgewood High School, Marc was a two time all-state goalie, in 1990 and 1991. He led the team to consecutive state championships, with an undefeated season in 1991, and broke the state record for consecutive wins. Marc was an All-American in 1991 and played in the US Lacrosse National North-South High School game.
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Ending the season with a 19-3 record, Victor was recruited to play Division I lacrosse at Sacred Heart University.
He parted ways with the school to pursue a career in the music industry, where he produced and negotiated collaborations with local to multi-platinum certified artists. He is the director of the North Jersey Lacrosse Camp and the assistant varsity lacrosse coach at the Dalton School in Manhattan.
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International Lacrosse enthusiast, and Turkish National Men's Lacrosse coach Thomas Moore is currently a band, choir, and general music teacher at Clay Battelle Middle/High School, located just outside of Morgantown, West Virginia. A born and raised West Virginian, Thomas attended Morgantown High School where he was an attackman from 2000 to 2003, which was a member of the Western Pennsylvania Scholastic Lacrosse League.
Coach Moore then went on to play long stick midfield and attack for West Virginia University who, formerly a member of the NCLL, is now a member of Division I MCLA.
Coach Moore was instrumental in forming the Morgantown Lizards Post-Collegiate Men's Lacrosse Team and has played in international tournaments in Turkey and Israel.
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Aside from lacrosse, Thomas graduated from West Virginia University with his Bachelor of Music degree in Music Education and is currently enrolled to receive his Masters in Athletic Coaching Education.
Coach Quenault is entering his 16th season as the Rutgers Preparatory School head lacrosse coach.
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He then attended Rutgers University where he was a two time captain and lead Rutgers to their first ever Big East playoff berth.
Anthony was awarded All Big East Academic Honors all 4 years he played and finished with High Honors in his major. He was selected to the All-Big East team his senior year where he was the only player to tally a point in every game. He earned weekly honors in the Big East.
He is the Regional Director for Soft Lacrosse™ in New Jersey and is currently coaching his 7th year with Tri-State lacrosse.
He graduated from The Peddie School in 1996 where he received All-American honors playing on an undefeated State Championship team. He played at University of Denver in college before heading home to New Jersey to develop the first youth summer club program. He has managed successful youth lacrosse programming in New Jersey for the past twelve years.
The Tri-State Lacrosse youth all-star program is one of the largest and most competitive in the country. Ross is also formerly the head lacrosse coach at Peddie School in Hightstown, NJ.
Marty was an All American/ All State goaltender in Lacrosse for the Peddie School in Hightstown New Jersey. His undefeated team in 1996 was ranked 4th in the Nation and never trailed in a single game that year. He has the lowest goals against average in school history and is a member of the Peddie School Sports Hall of Fame.
He played college lacrosse at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA.
Marty Turco resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He has 3 beautiful children and has over 20 years of club lacrosse / coaching experience.


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how to run games of ram?
hi guys since my laptop has a bad graphics card and i have 3gbs of ram and running 64 bit i want to run games off the ram and take some pressure off the graphics card i am sure it can be done. can some one hlep me?
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7 Ultimate x64
I'm afraid the only way to deal with a bad graphic card is to get another. RAM isn't able to do the work of a gpu, and there's just no way around that reality.
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you know the old way of running games is does make the graphics really bad but it runs it more off ram than the graphics card the way that xp and 98 ran games.
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Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition
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|13 Feb 2010
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Wow, you are talking about a good old fashioned RAMDRIVE. That is one I have not tinkered with for a long, long time (since Win98). Talk about a Blast from the past.... Deja Vu all over again.
..but the others are correct, The ram drive would work for CPU intensive games, but for the newer GPU games you would need graphics help..and a RAMDRIVE would not do much there.
Lots of info out there: http://www.google.com/search?source=...10&oq=ramdrive
Good Luck, let us know how it works for you
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