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We've seen new construction site relating to Robinsons in Abucay area. Posters say, it's Robinsons Tacloban North. Probably they are putting up another mall in Tacloban City. That's gonna be Robinsons 2nd mall in the city and Eastern Visayas. Well let's look forward into this, it's gonna be of big help and additional workforce needed meaning more jobs getting in.
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This is what is wrong with RINOs and why we are in the mess we are in.
I like Christie for his toughness and blunt speaking. I hope he throws the media under the bus and gets back to the tough, don´t give a damn guy he was back in the beginning of his term.
He´s trying to get reelected in a blue state.Having there is better than not being there.
Hard to determine which is bigger, Christie´s mouth or his waisteline. No matter. He´ll be out on his kiester next election bellowing all the way. Jersey remains a rock solid blue economic basket case which Christie has done absolutely nothing to improve, despite his self aggrandizing noisy rants. Good riddance.
McCain was the leader of the prisoner of war camp. He was a model POW, never a hero in my book. The enemy respected him but never did they fear him because he posed no threat to them whatsoever – not ever! The real heroes were the soldiers and officers that fought the war and got McCain released from the camp.So long as we look to the McCains and Christies of the party for leadership, we will remain in captivity. If you want to find a real effective hero in our midst, look for someone that the Democrats are trying to destroy. Here are a few names :Allen West, Sarah Palin, Tom Delay, Newt Gingrich, Darrel Issa, Jim DeMint.I always had a problem with the fact that Democrats never tried to destroy Romney during the election. Just like they never really tried to destroy McCain either. Time to end our losing streak.Obama wants a divided nation, let's give him one.
Sure Christie makes a butt of himself but this scorn needs to stop. Should we reelect Corzine?We´ve got bigger fish to fry, no pun intended.
They had better think very carefully before they push Christie too far. He has lost a most of his shine. He is somewhat of a fiscal hawk but nevertheless a governor of a deep blue state and there´s more to dislike than to like.
UGH!Please - - please - - don´t conjure up images of Christie "basking."There isn´t enough sunblock in the world to grease up that pile of blubber.YUCK!
Christie will wake up one day to have realized the media didn´t like him they used him. Kissing the butt of the lsm eventually leaves a smelly brown stain.
I used to like Christie; he is a loser. He should sign up to be a democrat; it seems that is where his heart is. And the dem´s just love this guy. Go away, Christie.
#5, I´m not particularly enamored of McCain´s RINO ways, but fair is fair. He flew 23 missions over Viet Nam before being taken prisoner, so he did his share of fighting. As a prisoner he was so severely beaten that, after 40 years, he still can´t raise his arms high enough to comb his own hair. The North Vietnamese offered him the chance for an early release because he was the son of an admiral. He knew they offered this for propaganda purposes and to demoralize his fellow prisoners and he refused. He was severely and routinely tortured after that. When he ran for president no one who served with him came forward to Swift Boat him that I know of, and everyone I know personally who served with him thought highly of him.
Hey ´Big Boy´, you are being set up...if you fall for it you are truly an idiot!
Chris, they re softening you up for Cory Booker. When, Cory is ready, you are going to be yesterday´s mashed potatoes.
Chris no longer has any natural constituency.He´s against hte second amendment.He´s all for jihadists as judges.He applauded the firing of the transit worker who burned a page of the koran.He´s usually AWOL when the state is in crisis.Snow stormsHurricanes
Just throw him another twinkie. He´ll go away.
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The U.S. bishops expressed their solidarity with the people of the Philippines after the devastating effects of Typhoon Haiyan in a letter to the president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines. The bishops will take up a special collection in parishes across the U.S. Proceeds from the collection will go to both immediate humanitarian needs and the cost of long-term reconstruction.
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During the dark days of the singer's split from Julie Cypher, her companion of 12 years, Melissa Etheridge retreated to her home studio to pen songs lit from within with her searing pain and confusion. From those heart-wrenching sessions comes arguably Etheridge's finest work. She vents and rages and all but spits on her Tony Llama boots, giving these 10 songs a depth and grit that she only hinted at in her prior six albums. And those early albums were plenty gritty. But early tunes such as "Come to My Window," and "Yes I Am" don't approach the naked vulnerability heard here--even though the breakup was hinted at in "Stronger Than Me," on 1999's Breakdown.
Skin peels back layers of Etheridge's pain and addresses her personal melodrama in such a compelling way that her despair is transmuted into true art, as she takes the listener through the stages of grief and recovery. And what a journey, beginning with the bristling "Lover Please" ("Didn't I love you right / Then tell me where are you going dress ed to kill tonight? / Oh, this one's gonna hurt like hell") and ending with the stirring "Heal Me," which features background vocals by famous pals Laura Dern and Meg Ryan. That's almost all the help she has on the record; Etheridge plays almost all the instruments and penned all the songs. But, ultimately, Skin is the sound of one heart breaking.
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More than 6 million young people across the country will be celebrating National 4-H Week, which will take place Oct. 7-13. Meeker County 4-H uses National 4-H Week to celebrate the great things that the 4-H youth development program offers young people and to highlight the incredible young people who work each day to a make a positive impact on their community.
During 4-H week, local clubs will create window displays at local schools and business throughout the county that promoted 4-H. Local 4-H youth, volunteers, and staff will also connect with their communities by visiting third-grade students across the county to share their enthusiasm and passion for 4-H. Meeker County 4-H Ambassadors will also be featured on newsmaker on KLFD radio, AM 1410, Monday, Oct. 7. Listen for daily 4-H school and radio announcements. All of these activities will expose potential new audiences to our wonderful program and also help develop leadership skills in our young people. We will end our 4-H celebrations with our annual awards celebration held on Oct. 13.
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The Valley Victors 4-H came to Hilltop Health Care Center in August to bring up farm animals for the residents to see. They had a variety of animals, including a calf, goats, sheep, rabbits, chicks and a dog. The residents enjoyed petting and holding them. Several of the animals were shown at the Meeker County Fair.
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The 2013 Minnesota 4-H State Shooting Sports & Wildlife Invitational was held in Alexandria in Douglas County Sept. 6-8. From 51 counties, 746 youth participated in the following events: BB gun, Standard Air Rifle, 3 Position Air Rifle, Air Pistol, .22 Rifle, Muzzleloading, Trap, Silhouette, Wildlife Calling, Skill-a-thon and Conservation/Wildlife Displays throughout the weekend. Youth had the opportunity to showcase their skills that have been learned throughout the past year, as they spent 15 or more hours working with a trained 4-H instructor in their discipline(s) of interest. Each county exhibits a conservation and wildlife project completed by its county's participants. This year's project from Meeker County was based on the bird feeder project that our 4-H'ers led at County Fair. This project received 90 out of a 100 possible points. This was the second year that Meeker County 4-H'ers have participated in the event.
Hundreds of Minnesota 4-H'ers spent their summer evenings looking at dairy cattle in an effort to determine the best animal and the reason to place one animal over another. Experience in judging livestock helps a participant select future projects and replacements for their own herd ventures. The judging experience truly helps 4-H members base their decisions on sound reasons and implement several new life skills. The intermediate dairy judging division includes 4-H members who have completed 6th – 8th grade. This year, there were 48 participants from 13 teams competing in the intermediate dairy judging contest. The senior dairy judging division includes 4-H members who have completed 9th grade – one year post-high school. This year, there were 63 individuals representing 14 teams competing in the senior dairy judging contest.


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"Ah, great. At least one person made a comment"(...)
Eh Captain...
How to make comments on pushing the door which are already open?
To my taste, to my ears, Laughingsam's remaster sounds better.
It's not meant to be discouraging but on the other hand
it's hard to overlook this simply fact
Hey Capt -- I wasn't sure where to post such a question, so I'll do it here where you're likely to see it.
What software do you use for your remasters? And do you pipe any hardware into the process?
Hey Capt -- I wasn't sure where to post such a question, so I'll do it here where you're likely to see it.
What software do you use for your remasters? And do you pipe any hardware into the process?
Hi LS,
i work in Soundforge 10.0 Pro and mostly using "Waves" bundle (plug-in`s).
This is the usual process:
1. first i fix the pitch (if necessary)
2. second i fix the phase (if necessary)
3. third i do the EQ
4. last thing is final level correction (by RMS not the peak)
I am doing those restoration remasters for 10 years,now. I used to do much more things to a recording. In the beginning i was sometimes using Noise Reduction now i NEVER do it.
And now the favorite subject, and the biggest difference in yours and mine remastering style - Compressors and Limiters. I know you like compressors and use them a lot. I did the same thing, for years. And then suddenly, BANG, one day i realized no, this is a big mistake. I mean using compression that much.
I was working a lot with Waves Maximizer (compressor of a kind and limiter,too) and first reaction is that everything is much better, closer in your face. That can help sometimes with very distant sounding boots,to bring it closer a bit.
But very compressed track sound very tiring after a while, it gives me a headache when played live. This is how most of new,official remasters are done, by compressing everything to death. All in your face, but too much,no dynamics. New official Stones downloads like Hampton are the worst example of how to destroy recording with awful mastering ( compression-brickwalling)
The bottom line is like in Zen philosophy - Less Is More ( considering what i do in remastering )
As i have stated before i am a professional musician for 31 years,now. This remastering bootlegs is my hobby, but that is what i do in my day job, recording and producing albums and playing live shows, rock`n`roll of course.
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The Line hotel, a fashion-forward new hotel at 3515 Wilshire Blvd. in Koreatown, will kick off a "soft opening" on Jan. 1 with rates of $168 nightly.
Before you rush to book -- and from the looks of the hotel's website, it is tempting to rush -- bear in mind that the place isn't finished. In January, while those discounts are offered, the hotel's two restaurants-to-be, nightclub and pool won't be open. In fact, there may be some construction on site. (The hotel's opening has been delayed a few times.)
But in the longer term, the temptations are great. The 388-room lodging is surrounded by a big night-life scene, blocks from a snazzy 24-hour Korean spa, three miles west of downtown, six miles east of Beverly Hills. When they open, the hotel's restaurants are to be Pot (hot-pot cuisine) and Commissary (vegetarian focus), run by Roy Choi, the prolific purveyor of Mexican Korean street food.
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"The traveler cannot satisfactorily view the many wonders of Yosemite in less than a week," the authors of the 1913 "California Tourist Guide and Handbook: Authentic Description of Routes of Travel and Points of Interest" wrote.
For most of the year, we focus on giving readers up-to-the-minute travel intelligence. But today, as 2013 nears an end, we're testing your California travel savvy, 1913-style. To help us we have authors Wells and Aubrey Drury, who in 1913 published the 354-page "California Tourist Guide and Handbook: Authentic Description of Routes of Travel and Points of Interest" (Western Guidebook Co., Berkeley).
The Beverly Hills Hotel was already in business and the Los Angeles Aqueduct had just been completed. But there was no talk yet of ski resorts at Lake Tahoe. And when people spoke of pride in San Francisco, they probably meant the earthquake recovery effort. The whole guidebook text is here. But don't dip...
Given all the indoor things you can do in New York in chilly weather (theater, museums, shopping), cold may not be a deterrent to this $258 round-trip fare (including all taxes and fees) from Burbank to New York's JFK on United.
You must buy your ticket to New York at least seven days in advance. There is no minimum stay, and it is for travel any day of the week through Feb. 28 (although holiday blackouts apply).
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Baby boomers like to hit the road on short getaways rather than a big once-a-year-trip and spend an average of $3,000 annually on vacation travel, a new survey says. And when they go, it's usually with their spouse or partner -- not with children or grandkids.
The findings released Thursday come from a survey of 12,000 AARP members who also said they prefer to drive rather than fly and mostly like to explore the U.S. and Canada.
Travelers in the age 50-plus crowd take two to four trips a year, often with less than two months planning time, according to the survey.
And boomers don't shy away from using the Internet either. Sixty percent of the budget-conscious travelers said they prefer to stay at hotels and favor those that include Internet connection, breakfast, airport shuttle, business centers and other amenities in the room price.
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The Transportation Security Administration program is now in place at 103 airports across the U.S.; there are more than 450 commercial airports. In the Los Angeles area, LAX, Ontario, Long Beach, John Wayne/Orange County already have the program. That means travelers at those airports, if they are members of PreCheck, do not have to remove shoes, belts or jackets and can keep their liquids (still no more than 3 ounces) and laptops in their hand luggage.
The TSA this week began offering the opportunity to apply for PreCheck online and in at least one new center — the one in Indianapolis. (The centers are expected to offer walk-in service and about 300 such sites are planned, TSA said.) A TSA PreCheck Center is set for the Los Angeles area by the end of the year. It is not yet known where that will be.
TSA estimates more than 18...
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On Wednesday, the TSA began offering its screening program, called PreCheck, for $85 to travelers. If you are accepted into the program, for the ensuing five years you don't have to remove your shoes, belt or jacket -- and you can leave your liquids and your laptop in your hand luggage.
Previously, the PreCheck program was available to frequent fliers who had achieved elite status on their airline of choice or as an added perk to Global Entry, a Customs and Border Protection program that gives fliers returning to the U.S. expedited entrance into the country after travel abroad. Global Entry costs $100 for five years.
More recently, the TSA has been choosing travelers at random for the expedited screening, to the dismay of some who bought...
I did manage to finally talk my way out of this problem. It didn't involve any payoffs because I'm traveling with no money. My around-the-world journey, which began Aug. 10 in Los Angeles, has been financed by total strangers who are committing acts of kindness.
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Deanna English, a registered nurse and yoga therapist, leads the trip, which teaches participants the therapeutic side of yoga, breathing, good nutrition and more. Days are spent hiking up red-rock side canyons to see petroglyphs, doing yoga stretches on sandy pull-offs along the river and hitting the rapids through Desolation and Gray canyons.
Participants also will have time to meditate or do a little kayaking on their own. The trip begins and ends in the city of Green River southeast of Salt Lake City. Campers bring their clothing, sleeping bag and tent; outfitters provide the rest.
When: June 2-6.
Price: $1,165 per person. It includes...
Can fans ever get enough of "Downton Abbey"? In the first show of its kind in the United States, 40 wardrobe items from the PBS "Masterpiece" series will go on display this spring at what could be a "Downton" twin: Winterthur, the expansive 175-room Delaware estate created by Henry Francis du Pont.
"Costumes of Downton Abbey" opens March 1 at the Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library near Wilmington, Del. It will contrast the "Downton" duds -- items such as Lady Sybil's harem pants, Lady Mary's engagement dress and the ill-fated wedding dress of Lady Edith -- with clothes and decorative items such as an 1874 Tiffany silver tea set at the du Pont house.
The exhibit plus lectures and other events will provide a window on 20th century country life in the fictional artistocratic British family and the real-life stateside du Pont family. The museum features furniture, ceramics and glass items, paintings, prints and more items that were collected by du Pont, great-grandson of the chemical...
Weekdays and winter are an ideal match for low rates at lodgings inside Zion and Sequoia & Kings Canyon national parks. Fewer visitors and snow are bonuses for those ready to bundle up to explore the off-season side of these parklands in Utah and California.
Deal 1: Zion National Park was created in 1919 and was the first national park in Utah. Zion Lodge offers a package that comes with breakfast for two and costs $139 a night for a room, $149 for a cabin and $179 for a suite. (Prices exclude tax.) Use the code "WNTR" when making a reservation.
When: The offer is good Sundays-Thursdays from now through March 20, based on availability. Weekends cost $15 more a night.
Tested: I found availability for $139 rooms on Jan. 12-14. Rates usually run $185 a night for rooms, $192 for cabins and $226 for suites. Note the package isn't available around Christmastime or New Year's Eve.
Info: Winter Escape Bed & Breakfast Package, Zion Lodge, (888) 297-2757
Deal 2: Though most people visit Sequoia...
If you're strictly a domestic traveler and want to speed through airport security, the Transportation Security Administration on Wednesday will begin offering you a chance to join its PreCheck program.
A center that will administer the TSA program is to open in Los Angeles by the end of the year, although it is not yet known where that will be.
Previously, PreCheck was available to elite frequent fliers by invitation of the airline with which they had elite status or through Global Entry, a government program that allows expedited entry back into the country as well as faster airport screening.
Global Entry, administered by Customs and Border Protection, costs $100 (nonrefundable even if you're denied access to the program) and is good for five years. The TSA's PreCheck program piggybacked onto Global Entry program.
But beginning Wednesday, travelers who don't want or need that reentry perk can apply to TSA for the chance to go through security without removing...
Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger Mary Forgione likes to hit the dirt when she's on vacation. An avid hiker and runner, Mary likes speed-touring cities on foot and sightseeing by running marathons.


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Of course when you google this it shows tons of free pdf editors. Does anyone recommend a good one that doesn't install a bunch of malware or other crap on your system? thanks in advance.
Have you tried Google documents? FYI the PDF has to be saved as "editable" to begin with. If all else fails and its a one time thing you can DL the Illustrator 30 day trial and do whatever you need to.
Yeah, but Adobe Creative Suit CS2 is free... They offer Acrobat Pro by itself I guess too, but why bother, just get the whole suite.
You still have to sign in and verify the original serial number. http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/creative-suite-2-activation-end-life.html EDIT: Nevermind..... I dunno what they are thinking with this. Then don't give out the F@#KING SERIAL NUMBERS. I read about this a few months back they were gonna do this but you were gonna have to log into Adobe Live and enter your old number for a new one. But from what Frick posted they just said screw it! FYI guys Photoshop CS2 isn't 64-bit. This is fine for minor editing and such but nothing that you need tons of RAM for. HOWEVER Illustrator is only 64-bit in CS6 so if you wanna a bad ass vector program CS2 is plenty!
Nothing at all and in Photoshop its VERY needed. However Illustrator was 32-bit all the way up until CS5! So basically with CS2 you get a very modern vector program with Illustrator. It will run fine AFAIK. It just won't support a lot of RAM and you will get major slow downs. Photoshop RAPES RAM.
Well Photoshop wasn't 64-bit until CS4. But unless you are doing professional level of work the 32-bit version of Photoshop shouldn't be an issue. But anyway, we're getting way off topic here.
I guess that's true. Ive been bringing Photoshop to its knees since 3.0. Thinking of going back to 32-bit makes me cringe. However I've done some really nice work in 32-bit. Did this 10 years ago.....
They are thinking good thoughts. For hobbyists it's damnable excellent imo. Even if it's "only" 32 bit it's miles ahead of anything free.
Well I might have to give this a try. I took a photoshop class my freshman year of college and we used CS3, i still have a copy of CS3 but the student trial ran out years ago lol. Would be nice to have a legit version again. I just do light editing here and there.
I ended up with Foxit recently which seems pretty decent for free though I am not sure about editing offhand.
Foxit is a bit primitive for my tastes but you can't criticize them. Just tried http://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html and it works and registers even if I have no previous products from them.
I've started using Foxit recently and I like it. However, I only view documents. Anything is better than Adobe.
I'm somewhat confused as to why people are recommending Adobe software, especially Adobe software that is old. While I can appreciate that Photoshop is an industry standard and Flash Player is used quite a bit (more than it should be), I can also appreciate that Adobe software has been exploited a number of times over the years, leading one to believe they don't take security as seriously as they should. Anyway, here's how I usually try and find the most favorable freeware (I would have an ad blocker running. In the past I've had issues, but the site is legitimate): Softpedia From that list, CutePDF and PrimoPDF seem like your most favorable choices. They are ad-supported, but this generally means they ask if you want to install the Ask.com toolbar or something else during installation.
Acrobat is also the industry standard for PDF manipulation, which makes sense considering Adobe developed the PDF format. Also, we are recommending it because even though it is 7 years old, it is still better than any of the freeware out there. The freeware is OK if you just want to make a document in some other program then output it as a PDF, but the OP asked to actually edit a PDF. There simply isn't decent freeware that allows that. Acrobat 7.0 that comes with the CS2 suite is by far the best freeware for the job.
Fox it Reader is limited as how much it can edit a PDF file, I think. They have a PDF editor/creator. I make PDF's from Word 2007. It's efficient enough


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And welcome back just a week -- from the first presidential debate and about six weeks if you can believe it away from Election Day so what campaigns do indeed the last critical weeks to win the election.
Let's bring back our campaign insiders John the VA Pat Caddell and Doug -- thank you so much -- we're sticking around.
So let's begin by taking a look at the electoral map it's changed a little bit we now have.
President Obama picking up Wisconsin -- we now have 247 -- 191.
-- to meet with the says Heather is that the consolidation.
That President Obama needs to use of current.
Governor Romney needs to change the dialogue we've been talking.
For months here -- John and I about the need to have a positive message to revitalize the economy.
Create growth and ultimately create jobs the governor's got to do that quickly he's got to do that boldly because as we were saying before Florida.
-- Ohio Virginia one of those states goes to President Obama this race is an opportunity to do that in the first debate yeah.
Yeah but you know Yogi Berra said it wants it's getting late early now I'm gonna wait another nine days for the election that would there will be 35.
Days left.
From the first debate to the election he needs to.
Get this thing going now and get the theme of whatever it is he's gonna say in the debate about changing the economy here's my plan.
He needs it this coming week leading into the first debate the -- Problem is not campaigning -- we've we've talked about these swing states are slipping away.
And he's not out there wouldn't reveal that was New York Times -- a week ago the president schedule me to midnight and I wanna go on campaign.
You know Ron he's doing one -- -- a day would it -- his body lying drug addiction plus Romney needs to deal with the fact of how passively or let's be honest.
-- three campaign teams on the field.
What does Obama want -- -- and -- national media.
The mainstream media which is -- which -- decided to do its role in with the president in a way unprecedented in our lifetime.
Let me tell you something you started to -- this half hour today about what's the new news from will be.
On the on ABC and NBC the day -- meet the press and on doorstep while not a word about the fact the White House want basically.
Misspoken -- or lied about whether or not this thing was -- all the video of what happened and look it was a terrorist attack.
-- we have pictures of the body of the bastard being dragged to the street.
There are forty embassies were attacked last week on what day -- there wasn't footage of -- networks.
Never in my lifetime has the press decided not only to say we're for someone and help them but basically stopped telling the American people -- truth about something important.
Romney -- walked off foreign policy.
But did not pat about me say this as a Republican if when you run you know.
The media is going to be against you a -- but several white from -- and I know I agree but this time I knew it was going to be like this that there in the tank to get the first African American president -- -- -- realize that Romney.
-- yeah -- also I was gonna say there and Romney needs to step up and do something bold to counteract this -- And any needs to run against them in -- yeah.
Put an ad on TV with your plan and say this is why should be president so it.
And and eight other states and -- life point based -- -- best finish.
But also all the old Republican my colleagues to these people are doing and why are they putting some of those -- -- in saint the American people listed look.
What you're not being told -- last week Friday we had the highest number Gallup released a poll showing that 60% of the American people -- -- the media could not be trusted.
It's the highest number in history that they will not tell you the truth that -- wouldn't you.
What is paralysis -- the Romney cannot handle the whole public can -- army coming quickly assess I think there are three of us are with a term we use.
Is we are baffled.
Over the Romney campaign we do not understand but no campaigning for a week one of them today.
The weird fundraising how we bent being outspent and out of one race we were told by everyone that they raise more money than any challenger ever now we discover since we were on last week.
That he doesn't have.
Half as much money as we thought.
And their 32000.
Donors who gave him the maximum in the primaries who haven't given -- -- in the general election.
That would be worth 81 million dollars for the run for what -- the mom.
But if you know that the -- in the pocket for the democratic campaign and -- you -- you have someone like the vice president out there miss speaking and being allowed to.
You don't have a lot of options perhaps he said an -- -- do it.
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bernie3674: what? u overclocked one GPU up to 1270 Core and another one up to 1215mhz ? i have an MSI OC edition and i cant even overclock beyond 1080mhz Core man. why is that? what fps u get on heaven unigen 2.5 max setting at 1920*1200 with the 4xAA ? I get 58fps on average.
No! they have the same temperature limit. Basically when you bump up the mhz you also should bump the power target or TDP. And your still beating that dead horse argument? You're not doing it right, thats why you can't overclock. Also overclocking your memory is nearly pointless as it does not yield much performance boost compared to core overclocking.
The new Kelper gpu varies from each sample. Sometimes u get a good card that can hit 1270, and sometimes u get a crappy one.... It's something has to do with nvidia. For heaven test, I don't remember cuz I always run 8xaa, and I'm sli at 2560x1600, so my current result can't be a good comparasion. If I remember I will run a test tomorrow and post here
Not really. Everything is like this. Luck of the draw. Your part will not overclock the same as the other. Every chip is different.
then how i can overclock properly? i cant believe i cant even overclock higher than 1085mhz on Core even when i maximize the TDP and Voltage. My screen would turn black after 20 mins or 30 mins of benching or gaming and everything resets and the game crashes if i overclock higher. this is sucks man. please anyone who is an experienced overclocker help me with this. I would pay $20 for your help to your paypal.....
Are u using the default fan profile? If so, adjust it and make sure ur gpu is under 70c at all time. But most likely u just got a card that doesnt want to oc as high as the other ones
Many of us are experienced in overclocking GPU's. What MxPhenom says, and I agree is your card just isn't a very good overclocker. The only things I can see working as of now is getting a better cooler (be it air or watercooling) or getting a different card. I've run CrossFire and Sli systems and there have been a couple of times where one of my cards overclock like a beast and the other like a slug. You, unfortunately have a slug.
Somehow I think nvidia tried to hard to reinvent the wheel this time around well with there Boost clock shenanigans and adaptive Vsync if it ain't broke don't fix it seems fitting in this situation. Better cooling seems to be in order when aspiring to max out the OCing on these 6xx series cards because of the thermal throttling that takes place. Such a shame.
its not that easy. i think i have to play with TDP. i feel like the less the TDP is, the more i can bench or game before i get black screen and get a reset. i dont know why. what does this symptom sounds like? I think if anyone of you could remotely connect to my computer over the internet and check things for yourself, it would be great. and yes i would pay.
Adaptive Vsync has nothing to do with this issue. The OP also has a reference 670 the MSI OC MSI N670GTX-PM2D2GD5/OC GeForce GTX 670 2GB 256-bi... And the reference 670s don't seem to clock all that well compared to the non-reference cards like the PE MSI version or Asus DirectCUs. The OP may have gotten a lemon at this point. Sounds like your PSU is not supplying enough power to the GPU when your boosting the power target. What PSU do you have specificially. Some Antec PSUs are good, some are utter shit.
If you black screen at all.. Doesn't matter how long it takes you to black screen, the system is not stable. Using how long it takes you to black screen, is not a good way to measure stability at all. It just means the bug got you at a different time.. I'm agreeing at this point your gpu is likely just not a good overclocker.. Differences between a 670 and a 680 matter, IF you have a system and set up that would be better suited for the 680. Higher res runs better on the 680.. A 690 though would be total overkill, for someone considering to get a 670 if the price was an issue. It'd be like me sayign "hey I want to build a single gpu system" then someone telling me I need to go sli.. My 680 does fine all by it's self.. About a 690 vs a 680 though.. Again a pointless argument in any sense of the word.. That's like comparing 2 680's vs 1 680.. Price and performance wise.. Makes no sense what so ever.
Its not even about that. He says the 680 is a worthless card in another thread and that the 670 is the same performance. But i beg to differ because reviews show the 670 about 10% slower in most games then the 680 and thats even at 1080P. Above that the 680/HD7970 reign supreme by a fair margin. Him saying get a 670 or save for a 690 makes me cringe with confusion. That would make sense if the 690 was anywhere near the price point of the 670/680, but its not its $1000. Just does not make sense to me. But regardless, his card most like does not overclock well. Its a reference 670 and its MSI.
Lol I hear ya. I don't even want to get into it. Even trying to contemplate it, is giving me a headache.. Makes no sense.. Pay 300 for one card. Pay 500 for one card. pay 1000 for one card..lol..
The funny thing is it doesn't NEED to be overclocked at all. I know it's just in our nature to do it but honestly we end up talking a 5-10FPS difference in the end. Not worth the headache when the card AS IS has no issues running every game at high settings and gets great FPS. I've put an absolute ZERO effort OC on my card 100Mhz/50Mhz probably doesn't make ANY difference but hey old habits die hard. But then I haven't actually seen how far it CAN overclock either. Why? because I don' NEED too. The card handles everything just fine. My days of chasing a couple extra FPS or a few more points in 3D Mark are long behind me.
Thanx for talking logic OCing is a gimmick and IMHO if you need substantially more performance buy a faster card or buy two faster cards. IMHO OCing is stupid I mean 1-3fps on the low end typical and 5-10fps on the high end and the min framerates remain about the same as stock clocks LOL.
With newer hardware.. I can agree somewhat. Overclocking is freaking awesome if you're using older hardware and truly need the extra FPS. Then again, I overclock my hardware just to do it. It does help me with games like BF3 where it will use all of those OC'd cores but that's about it.
dont get me wrong. GTX 670 is a mean card. but man i am disappointed that i cant get the card overclocked as high as some of the benchmarks on websites. i paid more than $700 for this card and bought it on finance. overclocking gives u free performance. u know free isnt bad.
U Paid WHAT?!?!?!?!? for a 670?!?!?!? :shadedshu That's more than a 680 costs............. As for Ocing.. I just like doing it, it's fun...lol..
yeah. it worked out more than $700 when i got it on finance. now im paying $30 to the finance company every 2 weeks.
http://www.playtech.co.nz/afawcs0139235/CATID=762/ID=17971/SID=335667139/productdetails.html $2000. lol. will be more when buying it on finance. thats a mean website man. people can get expensive stuff on finance instead of cash. at least this way is affordable.
it was on special for $600. but i got it on finance cuz i couldnt afford paying it myself in cash. when i bought it on finance, it worked out to be more than $700.


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COVINGTON -- A 15-year-old juvenile is hospitalized after being shot by an adult Tuesday about 5 p.m., but the juvenile is the one facing charges, according to the Newton County Sheriff's Office.
NCSO Public Information Office Courtney Morrison said when deputies responded to a call on Riverbrook Road from someone saying her brother had been shot and needed an ambulance, they found the 15-year-old with a gunshot wound to his leg.
"The adult was known to the 15-year-old. He had arrived at the residence to pick up some items and the juvenile began to attack the adult, who shot him with a pistol. The investigation determined the adult did shoot to defend himself. No charges are expected against the adult and charges are currently pending against the juvenile," Morrison said.
Morrison said there were two other people at the residence at the time of the altercation, but no one else was injured.
The juvenile remained hospitalized at press time and faces charges of aggravated assault, battery and criminal damage to property.
In other crime news, NCSO investigators are still trying to determine what happened to a man who reported stepping outside his shop door, hearing a shot and "feeling something hit his stomach."
Morrison said the incident occurred on Snapping Shoals Road about 8 p.m. Sept. 7. The man said as soon as he stepped outside his shop door, he heard a gunshot, then heard it ricochet and then felt the impact on his stomach.
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Taking Paul & Travis out today. First time for the both of them on the AF so the pressure is on again to locate the bite. Exiting at low tide will not bode well for the bait hunt near the inlets with Lake O spilling into the sea. I came early in hopes to locate some mullets around the pocket.
After putting my mad skills of tossing a net to work I hooked the dock, the boat, the light pole and the cleaning station but no baits :grin. Oh, and I forget the Pelican. May he rest in peace :grin
The crew showed up right on time and I quickly asked Travis if he knew how to toss a net. Minutes later we had both livewells filled to the brim with finger mullets You are awesome Travis... Can you show up for my crew next Saturday and catch us some baits :grin... Just kiddin...
We exited the pocket at 5:30am. Broke the inlet to flat calm seas and headed directly to Push Button Hill. We did not even look for other baits with the wells full and the water dirty. It is too bad that docks, boat, light pole or cleaning stations wouldnt work well as bait as we could of really slayed them today :grin.
Goal is to locate some BFT early then run and gun for fins out deep on debris. We arrive on the Hill in darkness and got lines in the water before 6am. Drifted some Finger Mullet along the ledge with nothing doing. I never tried them for BFT before so I wasnt sure if it was the bait or the lack of light.
We ran back to the start spot and now the light is up enough to switch over to the Daisy Chains and do some trolling.
I made up a couple of new lures last night for the chains and within minutes we had a small Skipjack to the boat.
Minutes later we had a small BFT to the boat. Both fish released to grow up
Looped around and picked up another BFT and this one went into the boat. With the ice broken we decided to change up the lures on the chains and Paul hooked up to the biggest BFT on the day Congrats Paul :USA. I don't like changing something that works but this proved to be a good move.
Spotted this rainbow towards shore...
We pulled in the chains and the outriggers and gave a shout out to B.Wilmot that were running deep. He is our wingman and we do well when we get about a mile apart and run deep in search of some debris. 4 out of the 5 times that we did this, it produced fins for us so why stop now :grin
Here is B.Wilmot an crew on the Hill
We hit 1100ft and Travis spots a gold mine (or so we thought) off the Port side.
We get the spinners rigged with mullet an pull up to this and start chunking. We give BW a shout out to come on over.
We chunked a lot of bait here with nothing showing. We rigged up the instant downriggers on the rods and Travis hooks up just as we were planning on making a move.
We worked this for a few hours and only picked up 2 fins off it and I think Bryan got two as well. We left Bryan and crew here and continued eastward. Made it out to 1500ft with nothing doing debris wise. We loop back around and got back to the Hill qnd drifted some mullet again along the ledge...
We get a shout out from Vindawg that he is hooked up on some triple tail and fins on a bucket north of the Hill. We make the quick run north and unloaded the chunk bucket onto the bucket in hopes to bring up the fins. We spotted just one fin below the school of jacks and triple tails around the bucket but he disappeared into the deep blue.
Vinny also called over B.Wilmot who as he drove by said hey Jeff... Theres a flip flop :grin...
Bryans crew hooks up a fin off the bucket...
Todays Tally
5 BFT - Release 3 small ones
1 Skipjack- Released to grow up
1 Alamaco Jack
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Tip of the day
I bring 13-14 rods on every trip. I get a lot of jokes at the dock in the morning. Do you think you have enough fishing poles? What are you doing having a yard sale on the water? All in good fun but I do this for a reason. It is called being prepared. I bring (2) small spinners (Penn Pursuit 5000 reels on 6ft Ugly Stiks) rigged with 20lb braid for catching baits, Each are rigged with a bead between the rod tip and the swivel to keep the swivel from getting caught in the rod tip.
I have (4) conventional reels (Okuma Diezel 30s on Shakespeare Sturdy Stiks) rigged for drifting live baits. Each are spooled with 30lb Yo-zuri Hybrid Fluorocarbon which is Albright knotted to 10-12 ft of Berkleys Vanish 60lb Fluorocarbon leader. At the end of the leader is another Albright knot to 4-5 of #9 wire down to a Matzuo #6 live bait hook which is attached using a Haywire twist.
I have (4) large spinners (Okuma Avenger ABF-90 Baitfeeders on Ugly Stik Tigers) rigged for multiple functions. I have two reel filled with 50lb Gorilla Braid and the other two filled with Yo-Zuri 30lb Fluorocarbon. They are all rigged with snap swivels to allow for quick changing for whatever we are targeting.
I usually have two rigged with Daisy Chains as you never know when you will come into contact with a flock of birds working a school of tuna. The other two are rigged with pre-made spinner rigs. 4-5ft of 60lb Vanish Fluorocarbon leader to 4-5 of #9 wire down to a Matzuo #6 live bait hook. I also have some rigs made without the wire for when those fish get picky.
I have (2) medium size spinners rigged the same as the Fluorocarbon larger Okumas noted above. They both have a bead between the rod tip and the snap swivel so I can use then in the morning to catch bait when I have more people on board. I use Quantum 60 reels and two more Ugly Stiks.
Lastly I have (1) bottom rod rigged with 50lb Gorilla Braid. It is a 50lb class rod with a Okuma Connector Line Counter Reel. It has an 8oz sinker on the mainline with a bead between it and the snap swivel. I have pre-made rigs at the ready from 30, 60lb Fluorocarbon to a #6 Matzuo live bait hook and I also have some rigged on 150lb mono.
o See previous posts for pics off all premade rigs: http://forums.floridasportsman.com/s...Fishing-Report
I have a couple of larger rods that I bring for highspeed trolling and/or putting big baits down but will save those tips for when I catch a fish with them :grin
Extra tip: When I tie the Albright knot at the leader to mainline point, I use 12 to 14 loops before to finish the knot. I learned this from fellow forum member Kansas Jayhawk, Jason a few years ago aboard the AF. Those extra loops proved to be the key in making a great knot better. Thank You Jason.
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On a side note I want to give TJ at Rays Offshore Tackle in Boca (emijess on the forum a shout out for all your help getting us ready for our next fishery. Keep an eye out in October for our maiden voyage. I was also able to finally meet PaulBoat there at Rays. Nice to finally meet you...


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