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I need to connect my small base station (6670), which has a GC5330 chip, to the RF via TSW 3725, however I do not have any idea how to initialize TSW3725 board. I have a few ideas on how to initialize GC5330 but I am totally stuck related to TSW3725, especially cause in the user guide only the stand alone model is explained. Thanks in advance.
Kind Regards,
Hello Ilke,
Are you using the SCBP from Azcomm or have you developed your own small cell basestation to talk to the TSW3725?
I would recommend the following. In the User's guide on page 32-33 there is a discussion about the LOG SPI button on the TSW3725 GUI. If you click the LOG SPI button in stand alone mode and select PROGRAM ALL, then all the SPI commands used to initialize the board in stand alone mode will be recorded to a .csv file. At that point you will have all the command necessary to initialize the TSW3725 with the settings in the stand alone mode. You can also change individual settings on the GUI and the LOG SPI will record those also.
Page 51 of the TSW3725 user guide provides the device ID for each part on the board. After that you'll need to refer to those device datasheets.
Page 11 of the TSW3725 user's guide discusses how to switch the hardware between stand alone mode and SCBP mode.
Does this help?
Hi Chris,
Firstly, I am using the SCBP from Azcomm, and I am willing to talk to TSW3725 for RF transmission.
It has been beneficial for me to learn that I need to use the GUI to program the TSW3725 even though I am going to use it in the SCBP mode. But would you be kind to guide me through the SCBP mode of TSW3725. As I mentioned the user guide is all about the stand alone mode. For the SCBP mode should I just configure the hardware (as explained in page 11) and then wait for the TSW3725 to perform? I am quite new to the RF boards of TI so excuse my lack of knowledge.
OK, I think its good you are using the Azcom SCBP as a lot of the work should be done already by Azcom. My understanding is Azcom has some command line code that loads the a TSW .csv file into the SCBP and then at that point the SCBP will program the TSW3725 (when its in SCBP mode - page 11). Once that is done the TSW3725 should be ready to go.
Azcom supports the SCBP, can you contact them to see how this is done. (firstname.lastname@example.com ). I'm not sure, but Azcom may even supply the TSW .csv file for you. If this is the case you may not need to use the stand alone mode of the TSW3725 to generate a .csv.
I have contacted Azcom, and they do supply a config file. I have used the configuration they have supplied but the leds that should be illuminated regarding the user guide are off (which I have stated below). Does the fact that these leds are not on imply that the setup is not done correctly?
When programming is complete, verify that the following LEDs on the TSW3725 HW are illuminated. Ifthey are, then the TSW3725 was programmed correctly. If they are not, then start over at step 1.(a) D3 POLLOCK: green (confirms CDC chip is locked)(b) D4 LD: green (confirms TRF3720 for TX and Feedback paths is locked)(c) D5 LD: green (confirms TRF3720 for RX path is locked. Note: on Rev A hardware, this LED isunder the RX RF Shield; this LED was moved outside of the RX RF Shield on Rev B hardware.)
Thanks in advance.
Yes, this implies something is wrong. The 3 LEDs listed confirm frequency locks for the 3 PLLs on the TSW3725. Here are some thoughts on debugging this
1) Confirm D14 is blinking (i.e. not D11). See page 11 of the TSW3725 of user guide. D14 confirms you are in SCBP mode, in this mode the SCBP can write to the TSW3725. If D11 is blinking the SCBP can not write to the TSW3725.
2) If D14 is blinking. This implies that either the SCBP is not programming it correctly or something broke on the TSW3725. To rule out the TSW3725 is broken, I would switch to TSW3725 standalone mode (see page 11 of TSW325 user guide). D11 should be blinking at this point Connect the USB cable to the TSW3725 and yoru computer. Bring up the TSW3725 GUI and then select the yellow 'Program All' button on the TSW3725 GUI. Wait ~30seconds for the TSW3725 programming to complete. At this point the 3 LEDs should be lit up. If they are lit then this implies the TSW3725 is functional and the issue is more on the SCBP programming side
3) If #1 and #2 pass, then we'll need to get someone else involved that understands how the SCBP is programming the TSW3725 and see where the disconnect is.
4) also remember to switch back to SCBP mode (D14 blinking) when connecting to the SCBP
First of all I'd like to thank you for your continuous support. I have debugged the situation step by step as you described and I have observed that the LEDs are on when I program the TSW 3725 in stand alone mode. Thus, the problem seems SCBP programming related (I am switching back to SCBP mode when connecting to SCBP).
Can you provide me some insight on how to program the TSW 3725 in SCBP mode? I have been trying to configure it via the MATLAB GUI, but it seems it was not the right thing to do. I know that I can record the SPI commands using Log SPI button in the GUI. How can I use this .csv file to program the TSW 3725?
Best Regards,
It has been my pleasure.
At this point, it sounds like Azcom needs to take over as it sounds like your SCBP is not programming the TSW3725 correctly. The SCBP is their responsibility and I personally do not have the knowledge on how to program the TSW3725 with the SCBP. Wish I could help more.
I may have spoke to soon. There does seem to be a piece of software that converts the TSW3725 .csv to SCBP code that is not supported by Azcom.
Do you have access to any TI DSP resources (WBI customer support), they maybe able to help you?
I'll contact the local TI support to ask if they could help me related to this. Do you have any idea how much the software costs, or if it is free is it protected by NDA? Thanks for your help, you've been the best.
Since the software would be coming froma different division of TI, I hesitate to speak for them on the cost.
I do appreciate the kind words and hope you get it running soon.
Dear Chris,
I am using Azcom's SCBP with TSW3725 and I am having similar problems than Ilke:
- Programing in standalone mode (D11 blinking, Matlab GUI): I get D4 and D5 on, but D3 off
- Programing in SCBP mode (D14 blinking, tswconfig): D3, D4, D5 off (nothing happens).
What could be wrong?
Thank you in advance.
Hello Oscar,
D3 will tell you if the CDCE72010 chip is locked or not. THe CDCE72010 sends clock signal to two TRF3720's. If these TRF3720's lock than D4 & D5 will light up. So if the CDCE72010 chips is not locking (D3), than there is a chance D4 and D5 may not. So lets concentrate on D3.
Can you verify the following for me
- Does the CDCE72010 readback the correct information when the DISPLAY button is selected?- Can you measure the reference input frequency/power at R370 (0 ohm resistor near pin 59 of CDCE72010 device). There should be a 30.72M signal present.- Verify you have 3.3V at the 3.3V_CDC_VCC test point (exposed gold area - labeled with silk screen)- What serial number are you having this problem with?
When you are measuring the board in stand alone mode, is it connected to the SCBP at that time?
Dear Chris
i cannot find where to order TRF3725EVM in ti.com. is it still active?
i want verify a general femtocell base station's data loop (not limited to one specification, can be set avaible to WCDMA, CDMA2000, TD-SCDMA's data like formates): chip data - analog signal - RF signal and then RF- analog -data .
any suggestions are welcome!
Hello FAN,
We have discontinued producing the TSW3725EVM.
For femto cells we are now promoting the FMC30RF EVM.
Let me know if this helps
Also wanted to add that the FMC30RF was not designed to work with the Azcom board.
This maybe an issue.


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The country of Arlejj is the largest, at least, when speaking of land. The tundra is harsh, and little other than fishing in the North Sea or hunting can be done anywhere other than the far south, where only the hardiest crops can be grown. Vegetation is restricted to pines and hardy shrubbery in the northern part, while some grasses and other weeds have managed to grow near the southern border. It is home to the fenrir, a race of wolfmen, who have built a mighty empire out of the warring tribes of wanderers. Warlord Karrov, who later became Tsar Karrov, conquered the other tribes through might and diplomacy, and commissioned the city of Karlathine, the City of Stone, to be built out of the mountainside. He, and his next two successors, died before it could be completed. Now, it is the center of Arlejj's politics, and home to some of the greatest warriors to have ever lived. Much of their culture centers around their surroundings. Fishing, farming, and, to many men's disbelief, mammoth herding, are the main occupations for the average man outside of the great cities. Within the cities, guards, soldiers, merchants, and nobles make up the bulk of the populace, along with anyone else who can afford a home within their walls.
Aeribis is the second largest, and takes up two-thirds of the middle section of Tenint. To it's west is it's sister nation Ezdenah, with Conjuska to the south and Arlejj to the north. Aeribis was founded by settlers coming north from Conjuska. Most arrived and stayed in the southern sections of Aeribis and Ezdenah, where the rolling plains most resembled that of northern Conjuska. The ferral let the humans be, as they didn't enter the forests, nor disturb any of the ferral clans that wandered the plains. It wasn't for hundreds of years that the humans began pushing north into the forests, and either destroyed or absorbed the tribes that they rolled over. Fifty years of conquest led to the foundation of the Kingdom of Aeribis and it's secession from Conjuska. Centuries later, the kingdom went through a bloody civil war, which led to the execution of most of the nobility, and the foundation of the Senate. The Senate, however, is still mostly human, with only a few of the other races being able to hold a spot as a Senator.
The nation of Ezdenah was formed under the Magisters of the ferral clans. It once spanned the entirety of modern day Ezdenah and Aeribis, with a few holdings even in Arlejj and Conjuska. It was originally founded by the chiefs of the two greatest clans, which was more of a truce than anything. Though, after a few decades, the two eventually became one, and other clans joined the new confederation. After nearly a century after the original two clans' treaty, nearly every other clan had joined and sent their chiefs to the newly established capital, where they paid homage to the two dragon gods, Akbal of Destruction and Zehrn of Creation. And for many years, the chiefs ruled jointly over all the clans. It wasn't until the human push into the forests that the peace was disturbed. Many of the clans were either destroyed or absorbed into Aeribis. Those who resisted became what is now modern day Ezdenah. The country is more tightly run by the chiefs, now called magisters, than it was before.
The desert nation of Conjuska is considered the origin of the human race. The great pharaohs of Conjuska have ruled the deserts for as long as anyone can remember, even before the fenrir of Arlejj formed their kingdom in the far north. The people have always been the religious sort, and have always been the kind to use the "lesser races" however they see fit. The elves once had a nation in the plains that stretched across northern Conjuska. The pharaoh's army tore it apart, massacred most of the populace, and enslaved what was left. The ones who escaped fled north, and were welcomed into the ferral clans and fenrir tribes. It was also responsible for the colonists in southern Ezdenah and the subsequent conquest, though was stunned by the succession of Aeribis. The war that followed was long and bloody, but, unable to secure the aid of what was left of Ezdenah, nor able to stand against Aeribis's new allies in Arlejj, Conjuska eventually backed down. Now, they are still a great power, and the last of the nations to utilize slavery, and is the home of the Cult of Tiej.
The Twilight Desert is the area that encompasses the southern-most tip of Conjuska, roughly one-tenth the size of the rest of the country. Long ago, the area was ruled by a race of jackal-men, the thos, who were cousins of the fenrir of Arlejj. Thousands of years ago, long before either human or fenrir created their kingdoms, the thos were united under their own pharaoh, far away from the humans and elves of the northern deserts and plains. The area was once a lush paradise, with plenty of oases, and great cities were built upon these sources of food and water, that rare, sweet commodity in the sands. But, for an unknown reason, one day the entire area turned grey - or, at least, what can be seen from outside the Veil is grey. The sand has lost all it's color, leaving it a dull, lifeless color. The Veil is a magical force that shimmers between Conjuska and the Twilight Desert, a warning to all outsiders. No one that has gone inside the Veil has ever returned.
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During the creation of the object (armor, weapon, trinket, etc.) spells are woven into an object, trapping energy into it. The item would also have some way of replenishing said energy, which would rely on the same sources as a mage using energy to power their spells. However, it would use such miniscule amounts if it was, say, a sword enchanted to burst into flames, the spells woven in would likely regulate the usage of it to where the energy within the blade would likely never run out as it is replenishing while it is being used.
The human race is likely one of the younger races of Tenint, although this cannot be confirmed, considering how long everyone has been around. It is, however, the most plentiful of the races. Originating in the deserts of Conjuska, the humans quickly united under the first of the pharaohs, who, according to legend and rumor, was aided by angels from the Higher Plain. What was established was the first great power of Tenint, and the start of the Cult of Tiej in the Mortal Plain. Centuries later, humans destroyed the elven kingdom and enslaved the majority of their race, as they believed was their birthright. Now, humans still control Conjuska, and the new republic of Aeribis is still controlled mostly by man, despite the claims of democracy. Humans are much a jack of all trades race, being extremely varied in their appearances and skills.
The elves were once a proud and strong race, though their numbers were always small. When they were in their height, they were neighbors and friends to the ferral clans, and great peace ensued, causing the elves to lower their guard and have a relatively small army on hand. When humans came, elves thought they would be like the ferral, and so they welcomed the short lived race with open arms. In thanks, they were butchered and enslaved. The remnants of the elves have been either enslaved or ran off to live with the ferral and fenrir of the north. Since the formation of the Aeribis Republic and Ezdenah's Magistry, elves have been given the chance to rule in both countries, as they have been welcomed fully into ferral cultures, and the fair elections of Aeribis give all a chance to rule. Elves live for centuries, many free elves reaching one thousand before dying, though many enslaved are lucky to reach two hundred before being worked to death. They are also physically smaller than humans, but are much quicker because of it.
Ferrals are a bestial race of humanoids who have inhabited modern day Ezdenah and Aeribis for longer than anyone can remember. Long ago, the ferrals were split into over a hundred clans, and were allies - in a sense - with the elves that lived between them and the humans. They lived in harmony with nature and worshiped the dragons Akbal and Zehrn, who embodied destruction and creation, respectively. It wasn't until the destruction of the elven kingdom that the ferrals decided to change their ways and unite under one banner, forming the Magistry and creating a standard army. However, this was still not enough, as the humans were able to beat them out of most of their former holdings until they became less than half of what they had been before. Now, the ferrals mostly keep to themselves in Ezdenah, although there are plenty that live in Aeribis, hoping to take a seat in the Senate and forge new alliances between the ferral and human races. Ferral are humanoid in shape, and covered in a thick layer of fur, with sharp teeth and claws. They are bipedal, though their legs are bent the opposite way of a human's, much like an animals. Their arms reach down to their knees, and so are long enough to where the ferrals can run all all four limbs if necessary. They are animalistic in nature, and rely heavily on instinct. Despite this, they are the most gifted in magic, every one of them having at least a little talent in the magical arts.
The fenrir are a wolflike people who live in the frozen tundra of Arlejj. Practically giants among the other races, the average fenrir stands at around seven feet tall, while the largest have been recorded to make it all the way to ten feet, although that is very rare. Millennia of life in the frozen lands have hardened them to the elements, and have forced their fur to pile on thick. While this is a great boon, it has also made it nigh on impossible for any to live down south in Conjuska, as they'd fry in their own skin. They are also a quick tempered race, and are quick to violence if they don't have to willpower to force down their tempers. Despite all this, Arlejj has had relatively few wars with other nations since its founding, the most notable being Aeribis's succession from Conjuska, when the fenrir shock troops razed Conjuska's army and nearly brought the kingdom to its knees. Since then, fenrir and the humans of the south have had a very grudging, almost hateful, relationship with each other. Fenrir resemble werewolves, but much less feral, and with shorter arms than the bestial subspecies, their arms only going down to their hips.
The imps are a race of subterranean humanoids that once tried to inhabit the caverns and caves of the mountains that run the length of Tenint's western edge. Imps originated within the Lower Plains, living beneath the earth, far below the daemons of the surface. Many were allowed to migrate to the Mortal Plain, hoping to build new strongholds beneath the mountains. However, with no source of light like the caverns of the Lower Plains had, many were forced to head out into Ezdenah, Aeribis, and Arlejj. The squat, warlike race was welcomed in the north, and even Aeribis allowed them to stay. Ezdenah, wary of outsiders, sent them eastward or north into the other nations. Those few that went south into the desert were either enslaved or killed off as "abominations". Imps are short and squat, most being around four feet in height, with pale skin, close to white in color. If it wasn't for their angular features, they could be mistaken for the ancient dwarves; imps resemble elves more than they do dwarves, although imps are able to grow beards unlike the elves. Imps are, unfortunately, even more shortlived than humans, most dying around fifty or sixty. They are extremely warlike, and most will take up jobs as soldiers, mercenaries, or smiths.
Angels: The race of the Higher Plains, angels are giants with great power in magic. The only ones that could look them in the eye would be fenrir and daemons. Angels are light skinned, with heads of flowing blonde hair. In all accounts, their natural form is nothing if not beautiful, even the men being described as such, and they give off a faint glow, as if light pours from their skin. Angels serve King Tiej, who is revered by them and many humans as a god. Their goal in the Mortal Plain is to expand Tiej's influence and worship, to bring peace and harmony among the mortals. Despite being called immortals, angels can be killed with weapons and poison like any other, though they will never age past their prime.
Daemons: The polar opposites of the angels, daemons are similar in height and power to the angels. Daemons have black or dark grey skin, with silvery or white hair covering their heads. They believe in no such things as gods, other than the Fateweaver, whom they believe created all. Despite that, they do not worship him, though they do acknowledge his power over them. Daemons in the Mortal Plain work against the angels, trying to bring down the Cult of Tiej. They believe in free will and choice, but they do not believe that worshiping Tiej is truly an option, as they know exactly his ways of ruling, and will not allow it to happen to the Mortal Plain. Many daemons have been welcomed in the courts of Arlejj and Ezdenah, as they are the main opposition to the Cult of Tiej.
All immortals can change shape at will, though most angels will remain in their natural form. Daemons usually change shape to resemble the ones whom they are staying with at the time, though most often they tend to resemble humans or elves when they enter to the Mortal Plain, as to not arouse suspicion to what they are. A daemon or angel who has changed shape is impossible to be told apart from a mortal in their appearance, although the way they speak or act may give them away to the trained eye.
The Lower Plain is a Plain of Existence that exists in a state of perpetual night. It is far darker there than the Mortal Plain, and the inhabitants often take weeks to adjust to the light once they move into the Mortal Plain. Daemons and imps are the inhabitants of the Lower Plain, though live in separate areas entirely. The imps live underground in their strongholds, each one being ten times the size of even the largest of the Mortal Plain's cities, while the daemons live in the Overworld, which is a mixture of lush forests and sprawling plains cut with rivers and dotted with lakes. Everything there is bleaker and darker than the Mortal Plain, most things being a dark blue or black color, the occasional dark green or violet showing up. It is ruled by Queen Sanguine and is governed by the Imp Warlords and Daemon Lords and Ladies, each able to make his/her own laws in their own domains. The inhabitants are allowed the freedom to live their lives however they please.
The Higher Plain is a Plain of Existence that exists in a state of perpetual light. It is far brighter there than the Mortal Plain, and the inhabitants often take weeks to adjust to the darkness once they move to the Mortal Plain. Angels are the only inhabitants of the Higher Plain. Higher Plain is almost completely mountainous, though in place of some is a small path of flatland with the occasional lake, and rivers and forests cover plenty of the mountains closer to the middle and bases. Everything there is brighter than in the Mortal Plain, the plant and animal life tending to be whites and yellows. It is ruled by King Tiej and is governed by his appointed Archangels, and the people are bound by a strict Caste system, where you are born into your role, and can only be changed by say of Tiej or by being conscripted into the army.
Dragons are a rare species in Tenint anymore. They had always been few in number, but today they are almost never seen. Many centuries ago, groups of mortals, and even a few daemons, began hunting down dragons that had been terrorizing the lands. The group quickly became a large order, and this group of dragon slayers began the long hunt for all dragons. Ezdenah was the only one who opposed it, since their gods were dragons themselves. This, however, did not stop the purge. Today, the only dragons left are terrible titans of unimaginable power and strength. If anyone was able to defeat one, they would be praised as a god among men, though it would take the armies of all four nations to take down a single dragon. The mightiest of the dragons, Zehrn and Akbal, were dubbed the dragons of Creation and Destruction. Zehrn was attributed with the creation of the Mortal Plain, and ferrals in particular, and also was the creator of necromancy, as he despised it when something he created would die. Akbal, feeling this a breach on his turf, fought Zehrn on it. This civil war of the ferrals was amidst the human takeover of Aeribis, and is attributed as the reason so much land was lost. In the end, Akbal and Zehrn left Ezdenah, and have been gone ever since. Many ferrals mourn the loss of their gods, though they continue to worship the pair.
The Fateweaver is regarded as the ultimate power in the universe. He - or, more appropriately, it - is the most powerful, and the oldest being to exist. It is widely known that it was he who created the Higher, Lower, and Mortal Plains, and he is also attributed with the creation of angels, daemons, and imps, and is even given credit with the creation of the elves, though Zehrn is credited with giving life to the Mortal Plain. He also knows the fate - or rather, all possible fates - of each and every mortal and immortal, though very rarely does he do anything to push a person to or from a certain fate. Before any angels or daemons, or even imps, are allowed into the Mortal Plains, the Fateweaver looks at all the possible fates this person has. If it has anything in store for the Mortal Plain that the mortals can't cope with, they are denied access. Otherwise, they are allowed in. However, despite his great power, only the daemons and imps revere him as the greatest deity, and even they do not worship him.
From lowest to highest: Iron, lowest quality; Steel, standard equipment for civilians and all nations other than Ezdenah; Bronze-alloy, standard equipment for Ezdenah soliders; Malachite, light material, not used for heavy armors; Orichalcum, standard for Imps; Silverite, standard for Daemons/Angels; Ebony, rare, saved for elite soldiers and nobility; Dragonbone, extremely rare, almost impossible to find; Daemonweapon/Seraphweapon, mightiest and rarest of weapons in the Mortal Plains.
The Tower of Magi is a place where men and women of any race or background can come to learn more about magic and how it works. It is located in Ezdenah, just a mile outside the capital city. Technically, it is outside the jurisdiction of any government, as it is, in all technicalities, a university for up and coming mages of all calibers, though Ezdenah does take taxes from the Tower, and sends patrols out to it, for safety reasons. While the Tower mostly deals with research and teaching, it does occasionally deal in mercenary work, if the right person is approached and they are willing - normally, when one accepts mercenary work, it is so that they can test out new spells or the like. Many court wizards and famous mages are taught by the Tower of Magi. Of course, infamous mages have also come from the Tower, and this has earned it some ire from Arlejj, who puts little stock in magic. The Tower is run by a single Archmage, who is the wisest and most talented of the mages in the most schools of magic.
The Thieves Guild is probably one of the largest organizations on Tenint, much to the dismay of its inhabitants. It spans across all four countries, and consists of thieves, cutthroats, graverobbers, bandits, and pickpockets. The Thieves Guild originally began as a small guild within Conjuska, and was dedicated to the betterment of its members, and the poor and homeless. Over the years, it expanded into Aeribis, Arlejj, and finally Ezdenah. As it grew, it went farther and farther from its original purpose, and became a den of criminals who only cared for getting rich, no matter what the cost. Bandit clans, pirate crews, and individual cutthroats that don't care how they get the money became common in branches of the Thieves Guild that inhabited the outskirts of society, while the more skilled members stick to the larger cities. It is rumored that the poor and homeless still have knowledge of who to contact to get in with the Guild.
The word "occisor" is a word in the feral tongue that means "murderer". Though the language is long dead, the mercenary group of Occisor thrives still today. Originally, the organization was created to hunt down the dragons of old, and was made up of the greatest warriors and tacticians of all of Tenint. The group became an army, and the army hunted the dragons to near extinction, sending what was left into hiding. Now, though, Occisor, is much less respectable, and will allow just about anyone that can swing a weapon in, and will take just about any job, no matter how demeaning, so long as it involves combat. They are also known to take on the less respectable contracts that most freelancers would avoid, and have the numbers other groups lack. If need be, they would bring the entirety of Occisor as an army to a single contract if the price was high enough. Though, if the dragons ever did return, no one could rely on Occisor to act as it had all those centuries ago.
Vampirism is a disease that affects individuals who have been bitten by vampire, but not completely drained of blood. The disease takes a total of twenty-four hours to fully transform a person into a vampire, ending with the very painful death of the host, and then rebirth into undeath. Vampires are stronger and faster than humans, rivaling horses in terms of speed and trolls in terms of strength. However, they are no more durable, though they have a much faster healing rate than any mortal. A mortal wound for a vampire is the same as a mortal, so a stab in the heart is not required, but that and decapitations are recommended for dealing with them. It is hard to tell vampires from a normal mortal of their given race, but they are normally paler and their canines are slightly enlarged. Sunlight is detrimental to a vampire, and will cause immense pain for an individual. Roughly one hour will kill a vampire.
A mortal with the condition of lycanthropy is most commonly known as a werewolf. No one is quite sure where the disease came from, but some scholars speculate that it was humans attempting to create fenrir slaves from humans and elves, but turned into a disaster. The results were rabid monstrosities that killed most anything in sight. The odd thing was, these wolfmen only changed at night, and returned to normal during the day, often without knowledge of what happened the previous night. Many go their entire lives without knowing what they are, or end up hunted down for it. Though that is only a speculation, it is very viable. Werewolves are mortals that, at night, change into savage wolf-men hybrids, and hunt and kill most anything they find. The only race known to be completely immune are the fenrir, the true wolfmen, and they normally take great pride in hunting and killing these freaks of nature. Some werewolves learn to control the trade to not change most nights, though none can stop the change on the full moon.
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October 25, 2011 - 12:47pm | by stephanieI won my football pool (again) by picking based on cheeses and beers I was sampling this week. This is not a scientific method. And the good news is that next week I'll be chomping on new cheeses and sipping new beers, so the ramdom chances for winning are always there. And if I don't win...well, I still got to do the "research".
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Aug. 7, 2012 — The other night my sister, Kristine, called me. As we caught up on our lives, I started complaining. "I feel like everything I was, every aspect of my identity, has been progressively stripped away in just a few years.
Our parents have died. My sons are adults. I'm divorced when I really thought I'd be married for life. I'm not even working in the field I spent so many years in."
On the other end of the line she was silent. Then she said, "Why don't you try getting up in the morning and just be grateful you're alive and have your health?"
That stopped me. Kristine has lost a lot too, including her breasts to a double mastectomy. Every day she lives with the knowledge her cancer might return, and this time they might not be able to do anything about it. Yet she's one of the most positive people I've ever known.
Many people use Jan. 1 to reassess their lives and set goals for the coming year. August, my birthday month, has always served the purpose for me. There's something about the hot, dry summer that seems to signal change, and so as I reflect and set goals for the coming year, I've determined to incorporate a deeper sense of gratitude into my life.
This past year has been rocky to say the least, and I haven't always taken it gracefully. I want life to go the way I think it should and people to act according to my wishes. Of course, logically, I've known this isn't the case ever since my mother told me we don't live on the fair planet, but some childish part of myself still thinks life and people should be just and fair, and when things don't go my way I rail against the injustices.
One of the ways I've dealt with problems has been to move. I've taken off for other countries, other cities, justifying myself by claiming to love adventure, change and the chance to sample new cultures. I have been enriched by these experiences, but I've denied some part of myself as well. By constantly changing my environment, I don't have to look deeply at those more ignominious parts of myself.
I chose change as a way to continually reinvent myself, but the identities became a shield against the world. I kept molding myself to try and fit in and, eventually, lost sight of myself altogether.
One Eastern philosophy says by knowing ourselves deeply, we can find our true selves, one stripped of ego and identity, and so my first step toward gratitude is to be grateful for how difficult this year has been and for the loss of so much that I used to consider my identity.
What better opportunity to grow?
It's a time to appreciate what I do have, two grown sons with whom I have a close relationship, a beautiful home, two dogs who love me unconditionally and two cats who grace me with their presence. My friends might not love me unconditionally, but are there for me nevertheless.
I have a job and enjoy good health. And I'm staying put this time, not running off to China or Mexico or San Francisco. I'm willing to see the hard times through and give myself time to learn the lessons I need in order to emerge stronger and clearer than I've ever been.
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Jun 13th, 2011 | By Yolanda ZaragozaTweet Every section of Paris – called an arrondisement (and there are 20), has a special street that is frequented by the French for something special. With my partner in crime, my daughter, we were off to a new discovery. We came upon rue St. Charles in the 15th arrondisement of Paris and it was
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- " location near with MRT little India, near with mosque, so it's good for moeslem traveller for praying and easy to got halal food. This is first time I booked at dormitory room and I like stay at Footprints. "
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- " Good location in Singapore. Next to MRT station Bugis and beautiful and colorful Little India. Mustafa center is at 10/15min by walk. The room were clean and comfortable for this price good price. The team was very helpful and comprehensive. Thanks to the boss for all. I highly recommend footprints to stay in Singapore. "
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Last week Manchester Academy Senior Demarcus Mahone signed a baseball scholarship with Holmes Community College. Mahone, a two-sport athlete, (seated right) was joined by his father Johnny Staples (seated left), (standing, left to right) Manchester headmaster Bryan Dendy, Holmes coach Kenny Dupont, Manchester head baseball coach A.J. Downs, and assistant baseball coach Benny McLendon.
Thursday afternoon Manchester Academy Senior Ben Fouche signed a baseball scholarship with Holmes Community College. Fouche was joined by his parents John and Tracy (seated), Manchester headmaster Bryan Dendy, MDCC coaches Patrick Taylor, Michael Avalon (head coach), Jake Mills, Manchester head baseball coach A.J. Downs and assistant baseball coach Benny McLendon.
By Will EdgarOutdoors WriterThe Yazoo BASSMasters held their 2012 season opener meeting recently. The first order of business was to elect officers. Dewey Hood was re-elected president. Richard Morgan was re-elected Vice-President. Van Foster was re-elected Secretary/Treasurer. Rick Morgan was re-elected Tournament Director. Will Edgar was re-elected Publicity Director. The club will hold their February meeting on Friday, Feb 17 at 7p.m. at Stub's Restaurant. The specifics for the 2012 season opener tournament will be set at this meeting. The 2012 tenative tournament schedule has already been set. The club fishes 8 tournaments/year, with the best 6 tournaments being counted for end of the year awards. Membership dues are $15/year. Tournament entry fees are $10/event, with an extra optional $1 each for the yearly & tournament Big Bass pots. Members can pay the yearly dues, tournament entry fees, & yearly Big Bass money in one lump sum of $95/year. Co-anglers must pay their boater a $20/tournament fee to cover travel expenses. The co-angler & tournament Big Bass fees are not included in the $95 lump sum. For club rules & more information, contact, club president Dewey Hood at 571-7513 or publicity director Will Edgar at 571-7589.
Kristen Morris led the Lady Mavericks in scoring with 22 points in a 56-38 victory against Sharkey-Issaquena Tuesday night.By TAYLOR MITCHELLSports EditorTuesday night at Manchester Academy was a good one as both the Lady Mavericks and Mavericks defeated Sharkey-Issaquena 56-38 and 75-47, respectively.Both squads were led by a player who scored over 20 points. Jared Stricklin had a whopping 26 points against Sharkey and Kristen Morris led the Lady Mavericks with 22 points. Mary Moses Hitt also had a big night on the floor for Manchester with 19 points of her own.The Mavericks opened up their game with 30 points in the first quarter alone, while holding Sharkey to just 13. The scoring would continue into the second quarter where Manchester added 17 points to its halftime total for a 47-25 lead.The second half would see much of the same story with the Mavericks doubling Sharkey's nine points in the third quarter. Despite trailing 65-34 headed into the fourth quarter, Sharkey outscored the Mavericks in the final quarter 13-10, making the final score 75-47.After Stricklin's team-high 26 points, Will Bearden finished second with 12 points and Jammie Jamison had nine.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
Special to The HeraldOXFORD - Mississippi State could not recover from early offensive troubles as the 15th-ranked Bulldogs dropped a 75-68 decision to arch-rival Ole Miss in a Southeastern Conference men's basketball game played Wednesday night at Tad Smith Coliseum.The Bulldogs missed 10 of their first 11 shots from the field but did manage to recover for a pair of brief leads. However, the Rebels took advantage of some MSU misfires on offense down the stretch and hit just enough free throws to seal the victory.MSU fell to 15-4 overall and 2-2 in league play, while Ole Miss improved to 12-6 and 2-2. The Bulldogs had won five straight in the series and three straight in this arena. Amazingly enough, Ole Miss is now 15-0 in Wednesday night home conference games under coach Andy Kennedy. The Rebels are also a perfect 8-0 on the home hardwood this season."It is tough to play uphill all night long," MSU head coach Rick Stansbury said. "We kept the game within striking distance. They spurted out to nine or 10 in the second half and we got it back down to four. Then we had three or four empty possessions. When you are fighting for your life on the road, you can't have empty possessions."Reginald Buckner dominated the activity for the Rebels. Buckner posted his fourth double-double of the season with 19 points and 15 rebounds, including 10 on the defensive end. Ole Miss had its best offensive night in league play, posting 75 total points while shooting an even 50 percent from the field.Thanks to the early offensive struggles for MSU, Ole Miss built an early 12-3 lead less than six minutes into the contest. The Bulldogs closed within 15-12 on a 3-point basket by Jalen Steele. Seconds later, a Rodney Hood 3-pointer brought the guests within one. MSU finally broke through for a 18-17 lead on a Hood jumper and stretched the lead to a game-best 21-19 advantage on a Steele 3-pointer.Ole Miss answered with the game's next eight points and would not trail again. The Rebels carried a 38-33 lead into the halftime."In the second half, we knew we had a chance if we could make some defensive stops," Stansbury said. "They missed some free throws and that kept us in the game. However, we could not sustain an offensive rhythm. We couldn't ever quiet get over the hump."Ole Miss scored the first two baskets of the second half to stretch the lead to 42-33. MSU battled back yet again. An Arnett Moultrie 3-point basket brought the Bulldogs within four at 51-47 with 10:04 left. The Bulldogs missed their next three shots. MSU would later close within three twice, the last time at 63-60 with 2:21 left. Terrance Henry then hit a pair of free throws for Ole Miss and the Rebels, despite making only 17 of 30 free throw attempts, moved back out of danger.For the contest, the Bulldogs hit 23 of 61 shots from the field (37.7 percent), 12 of 16 shots from the foul line (75.0 percent) and 10 of 29 shots from 3-point range (34.5 percent). The Rebels hit 27 of 54 shots from the field (50.0 percent), 17 of 30 shots from the foul line (56.7 percent) and 4 of 13 shots from 3-point range (30.8 percent). Ole Miss held a 38-35 rebounding advantage. The Bulldogs had 15 assists and seven turnovers, while the Rebels had 14 assists and five turnovers.Sidney paced the Bulldogs with 17 points. Dee Bost added 15 points, while Hood scored 13 points and Moultrie scored 10 points. Moultrie also had a team-best 12 rebounds for his conference-best 10th double-double of the season.The Rebels also received 17 points from Nick Williams, 12 points from Jarvis Summers and 12 points from Henry.The Bulldogs remain on the road for Saturday night contest at Vanderbilt. Tip-off is set for 6 p.m. at Memorial Gymnasium in Nashville. ESPN2 will have the national telecast. MSU is back home for LSU on Jan. 25.
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I'm a late-Xer son of a 1940 Silent and a 1943 War Baby cusper.
Speaking only for myself: I have never hated Boomers, instead I've generally looked up to them and wished I'd lived through the times they did. But I don't understand them, and they often react badly to me.
The draft is a very Boomer perspective, and thus valuable for those who want to know what things look like to Boomers and why Boomers often react badly to Xers.
I had to laugh, though, because all the experiences you've had of "inexplicable hostility" from Xers, I've had from Boomers. It's a cultural clash, not one culture being evil. And I had to laugh again when you wrote about how easy it is to get along with Millennials...because sure it's easy. For Boomers. For Xers, no way.
I have had so many bad experiences with Millennials...and when I tried to explain this to a Millennial relative, he just took it as "Xers hate Millennials." (Sound familiar?)
Now to look at some of the specific cultural clashes you discuss.
You have had Xers accuse you of being disrespectful when you were trying to be respectful -- I have had Boomers do the same to me. Including one Boomer where I was bending over backwards to be respectful of both him and his opinion even though I disagreed, because I genuinely liked and admired him and usually agreed with him...yet he still became so enraged at me that he began announcing that if we'd been having this discussion in person, he'd physically beat me up. I still don't know what I did there.
I once had a Boomer boss *crying* as she asked why I treated a Silent coworker with more "respect" than I gave her. I was stunned and didn't know what to do or say, because I thought I had treated the Silent with BLATANT DISrespect, and her with respect. I gave her complete honesty -- to me, that's respect. Him, I placated and lied to and maneuvered around. Often in cahoots with her! To me, that's disrespect.
This suggests a possible explanation for your experiences of being treated with "respect" only to be attacked: You saw it as "respect," the Xer saw it as "disrespect."
Similarly, a possible explanation for Xer managers' sudden anger at you: You thought you were treating them with respect by saying, "I have to tell you I think this is the wrong decision, but after I've told you then I'll do it your way" -- but they took it as disrespect.
I think I understand why you see that as respect: It's respect for the manager's authority over you.
But, well, as Uzi (a fellow 1979 Xer) said on the Fourth Turning boards...Xers were raised without respect for authority. (It's not that we have no morals at all, we just have different morals than Boomers. If we had no morals at all, we would never get outraged, but as you know from experience, we do.)
I guess in Boomer culture, a person can happily do something they are sure is the wrong decision, if they have respect for the authority figure who told them to do it. That is foreign to Xers. From an Xer POV, if you *really* think it's the wrong decision, you'll refuse to do it. From an Xer POV, the only reason to ever do something you think is a bad idea is if someone directly forces you into it because they both can threaten you into it (can beat you up, can fire you, etc.) and also are too stupid and/or overemotional to listen to reason. Xers only ever obey authority figures we've expressed disagreement with if we're being *forced* into it -- ie, we fear being fired. (And obviously, we feel no obligation whatsoever toward someone who has bullied us into doing something wrong. We may even feel vengeful toward such a person.)
So if you say, "I think this is the wrong decision, but I'll do as I'm told anyway," an Xer hears, "I disrespect you so much I won't even do you the courtesy of insisting on doing things the right way. Instead, I'll placate you, because you're too stupid and overemotional to even deserve a chance to change your mind."
To you, you were being respectful, but from an Xer POV, you were being disrespectful, and that's why you got outrage. The problem wasn't disagreeing at all -- the problem was saying you'd do as you were told anyway. I bet you would get much better reactions if you simply said, "I don't think this is the right decision," period.
But maybe not, because the flip side of the above is -- Xers do respect *experience*. To the point that if we only *think* there *might* be a problem, we won't say anything and will just do what the person whose experience we respect says. Yes, we do see "I *think* this *might* be the wrong decision" as pointless/rude nitpicking.
Xers need to learn to tolerate more "nitpicking," because it's not always as pointless as it might initially appear. But Boomers need to learn not to come off as placating, because Xers experience that as EXTREME disrespect. So your, "Don't plead," is right on -- but you need to add, "Don't say you're doing as you're told despite disagreement."
You'll probably get better results if you instead say, "I'm probably just nitpicking, but I feel an obligation to say that [describe the specifics] might be a problem."
Period. Absolutely *do not emphasize* or really even mention how you respect their authority and so you'll do it their way anyway! Go ahead and do that, if they don't listen to your "nitpicking" -- just don't say you're going to.
I think in trying to understand other generations, we need to remember one of S&H's main points: That each generation focuses on what went wrong for it, and tries to correct that in both society and in younger generations.
One example is as already mentioned: Xers were raised without respect for authority. Another example: Losts had a very strong prohibition against tattling. They so took it for granted that when directing the raising of Silents, they didn't think to encourage parents to teach kids not to tattle. The result was that Silents were raised without a prohibiton on tattling. And as Chas '88 pointed out on the TFT boards -- the tattling Silent is a stock character in films (he gave /9 to 5/ as an example), because such people are (or were when young) common IRL.
What Losts did have a problem with, and Silents were therefore raised with a strong prohibition on, is bullying. Silents were trained so intensely and so early in life not to bully that they grew up assuming not bullying was just instinctive. They taught little Xers not to tattle, but they didn't teach us not to bully. They didn't teach us how to be polite or how not to run roughshod over others without even meaning to. The result was that Xers have a serious problem with bullying. Just like the Lost.
Similarly...Xers, the Silents who controlled the culture around raising us, and the Boomers in between, all have as one of our values, "Don't talk about people behind their back." Not that we never do it, but we all recognize it as wrong and an attack. But Boomers have that prohibition so strongly that it didn't occur to them that Millennials needed to be taught this. They focused instead on teaching Millennials to express their feelings, but also not to hurt others' feelings. If you don't have the prohibition on backbiting, then the obvious way to both express your feelings and not hurt others' is: To express your negative feelings about someone *behind their back* rather than to their face.
And this is what Millennials do. For example, it was not until Millennials got online in large numbers that Livejournal (etc.) groups began popping up that were *specifically dedicated* to "ranting" about specific people or groups *behind their backs*.
Now since I was raised with the value not to do this, I could say: "Millennial culture is evil!" And I do feel outraged that Millennials do this, and I do think it's wrong. But well...Millennials were never taught *why* it's wrong. So here's why: This starts rumors that may *or may not* be true. Since it's behind the person's back, they aren't able to correct false rumors. And most people who hear that someone did or is a (fill in the blank) don't ask the person about it; they just change their behavior toward the person. The result is an environment in which people suddenly, mysteriously change their behavior toward you, and you never know why, you never know it's because of a false rumor, and so you never have the opportunity to correct the false rumor. That is why talking behind someone's back is at least an attack, and I would argue also wrong.
You as a Boomer already know all that -- but it's an example of what is needed. What Xers need from you, then, is a similar explanation as to why those of your values that you've noticed Xers lack, actually are valuable. Because we grew up without them and have no way of knowing.
In fact, I suspect such examples are one aspect of the elder Boomer's "Grey Champion" behavior.


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One thing I did want to tell you about is tonight's edition of CBC's Life & Times on political cartoonist Terry Mosher, a.k.a. Aislin, who has often allowed me to post his work on this here blog. On at 8 tonight, it's a frank look at Terry who says he is now in ''a state of grace'' after years of hard-drinking, drugs and partying.
Although he's a swell guy now, there was a period when he was not very nice, I can tell you.
For example, back in 1984, when Jean Chrétien was running against John Turner for the federal Liberal Party leadership, I was a CBC-TV News reporter in Montreal assigned to ask political cartoonists which face they would prefer to win. The assignment editor had already made up his mind -- who says news isn't manufactured? -- and, of course, the preferred caricature, to him, had to be Chrétien's because of his lopsided mouth. So, of course, I called Terry and tried to persuade him to give me the answer the assignment editor wanted.
And good for him. He was right of course. (But he coulda been nicer about it.)
Anyway, he's mellowed out now, and, aside from an obsession with former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, he seems almost normal. (Did you ever notice that Muldoon has no neck?)
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Relive the action of Cars 2 with Missile Firing Finn McMissile! Remotely transform this fully functional R/C to reveal Finn McMissile's payload of 4 plastic missiles. Take aim with his targeting sight and deploy each missile at the included Cars 2 "lemons" targets. Each time you fire, he will speak one of his famous lines from the movie - bringing every scene to life! Discover the ultimate in secret agent transformations with Missile Firing Finn McMissile!Air Hogs Cars 2 1:16 Scale Vehicle - Finn Mcmissile includes:
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Comments about Spin Master 1001130 Air Hogs Disney Pixar Cars 2 - 1:16 Scale Vehicle - Finn McMissile:
My son got this toy for Christmas and loves it. He has a lot of fun driving it around and firing missiles at peoples' ankles! We didn't have the problems other viewers mentioned - no problem putting batteries in the car or the remote, and steering and missile firing work fine. It is a bit tricky to load the missiles back into the car after firing and you have to get them in right or they won't fire, but it's a minor issue. I'd recommend this to other Cars 2 fans!
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This toy worked for about 30 seconds. The sound worked but the car wouldn't move. I returned it the next day.
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I bought this for my 5 yr old son. It took me 30 minutes to get the screw out of the remote in order to put batteries in it. I stopped trying to get the screw out of the car after 45 minutes. This is the biggest piece of junk I have ever encountered. I would NOT recommend this product to anyone. I would recommend that all stores take it off their shelves and the manufacturer stop producing it. I took it back to the store.
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I bought this for my 5 year old. Put batteries in it and test drove it for 1 minute. Steering failed such that IR remote only turned wheels one way and got stuck in endless loop. Returning for refund!
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the car should have had a similar antenna like the more inexpensive air hog towmater and mcmissile. the ir control makes the car very unreceptive. for [$] i expect more. i am returning it in exchange for the 25 dollar air hog.
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If you want an R/C toy, that drives well, and then at a touch of a button, reveals missiles, this is the one. My son dries this around in 'stelth' mode, and then all of a sudden, i hear this british spy voice and feel plastic missiles hitting my calves. HE GIGGLES SO HARD. He also likes the targets gor target practice, and i like the imagination play. Well done!
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New PC ... but bad performance (Solved) Hi all Problem Solved Thank you all for help special thanks for animal007uk I built my new PC, but I think there is some thing no right :shadedshu Intel Core2Due E7600 ...................................... 6.0 RAM Kingstoon 8GB (2 x 4GB) 1333 DDR3 ............. 6.0 Mb asrock g41m-vs3 GPU: HD4670 PSU : 600watt OS: Win7 64bit Ultimate the problem is CPU run at 2.4GHz not 3.06GHz CPU In windows experience index I get this, I believe there is limitation by RAM maybe because Mb Photo 1 CPU Memory SPD photo 2 photo 3 My old PC was strong Intel Core2Due E7500 ..................................... score 6.4 RAM Samsung 4GB (2 x 2GB) 1333 DDR3 ............. score 6.4 Mb Pegatron Corporation 2A94H other same above. I know E7600 better than E7500 ( core speed ) but this making no sense Is that fake Mb ? Did I make mistake in some part? If there limitation by RAM >> How to overcoming ? Thank in Adv.
Well first of all i would say the low cpu speed is because of intel speedstep/power saving mode. While running the windows index test run cpu-z aswell and the multi should jump from 9x to 11.5x and should show the cpu at full speed. I would also check bios to make sure the ram is set to its proper speed as a lot of mobo will set ram lower than rated.
This. You can force it to run all the time at max speed through BIOS. Also for RAM check with CPU-z the speed.
well looking at picture i see that ur cpu multiplier is at x9.0 and it should be at x11,5!! try change that in bios setings and then reply!!
You do not need to update bios so don't worry about that. Can you get a pic of the memory tabs in CPU-z and post then please. In you bios settings you should have an option to turn off intel speedstep but if its working right, As soon as you run a game or do something intensive the CPU will auto jump to full speed.
Going from a E7500 to an E7600 isnt really an upgrade. Even when you fix the clock speed issue I doubt there will be any credible performance boost at all.
I can say one thing about the windows index score, It does not work right anyway, When i built this pc and added the HD7970 my score was lower than when i had the HD6870 but after running the test again scores went back to what i would call normal. In other words don't let that index crap make you think there is something wrong because if anything its the score thats wrong and not your peformance.
I upload photo.... hope that useful Yes I agree with you. windows index score doesn't make sense, it's shows that GTX560 same HD3870 !!
Checked your pics and your ram is running at 800mhz rather than 1333mhz so this would have to be manualy set in bios. On your bios pic in the OC tweak setting i see a ratio of 9, Can this be set to auto? If not can you see if it can be set to 11.5. << do not save settings though as i just want to know if it can be changed to 11.5 I also see the Dram frequency option is set to auto, Can you also see if this can be changed to 667mhz but again do not save any settings yet.
I can't make it change. It's 9 at all. Is that because motherhood ? - yes it's give me two option 400MHz - 800MHz 533MHz - 1066MHz So I chose number 2 , and save >>> it's works normally. Dram frequency
Hmm let me look at your pic again, i might be able to spot something. Will update this post in a few mins. I don't think its the mobo as the asrock site says it suports that cpu. Hmm My only guess atm is to now change the overlock mode setting to manual and then see if you can change the ratio from 9 to 11.5. 266mhz x 9 = 2400mhz 266mhz x 11.5 is what will give you the correct speed. Seems odd you can't seem to change it when the website says the CPU is suported. You might even just need to type in 11.5 on the ratio setting. The only other thing i can think of is that the bios on the mobo needs updating to support the new cpu fully, I will see if i can find any info on this.
ASROCK website shows that G41M-VS3 full support for E7xxx CPU list Support BIOS update to last Version. I have 1.70 I will try another CPU.
Did you manage to get new pics with the Asrock overclocking utility? Its good it let you set the ratio to 11.5 and i woulden't worry about it causing problems as the cpu is supose to run at full speed using that multiplier. Just keep and eye on the CPU tempreture. If anyone else is woundering where this post came from, I spoke to Mohammed earlyer in a private messege.
Yeah , Now I got good score http://img802.imageshack.us/img802/424/picture1ip.jpg Every thing works great. but When I restart PC or shut down I need to set the ratio to 11.5 again. anyway it's works 100% I was play BF3 to test CPU Temp So I got at max 65c at 2 hour Thank you all for help special thanks for animal007uk
Ahhh I have this unit from long time unused. it's not so bad I play most games at max with this CPU + HD3870 GDDR4 Such 007SB + NFS:2010 + my lovely game captain tsubasa
Glad i could help, I still think its possible to change the ratio in bios, Scroll down to where it had the 9 in blue and try using the + and - keys on the num pad to change the value.
Yeah in the bios it seems to be stuck at 9 even with speedstep disabled but if the op uses the Asrock software it can be changed to 11.5
Your welcome my friend and i am happy we got it sorted and while some people might ask certain questions, they have to realise we don't all have knowledge about pc's like others do, People also have to realise that not everyone around the world has the money to upgrade as much as some of can do. In other words some say your upgrade was pointless and yes you might only get a bit more peformance, but we don't all have money to spend on good stuff so each to there own bro. personally its been a pleasure trying to help you out and i am glad we got there in the end. I also would like to thank you for updating your thread


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Some discussion in the post below raised the practice of dressing young prospects at camp. I was certainly expecting to see Zack Wheeler wearing his preferred 45 but was pleased to see the Mets haven't granted him that priviledge quite yet. As Gogred points out, Dwight Gooden wore 64 as a spring training invite in 1984 (and again many springs later in an atempt to recapture the feeling. At this time in 2004, David Wright was rocking No. 72 -- although Jose Reyes wore 7 during 2003's spring training. Last year, Matt Harvey was 70 and Kirk Nieuwenhuis was 72. It's believed that Travis D'Arnaud could be assigned his preferred 15 (I incorrectly said 16, below) but there's something to be said for reminding the youngsters to have some humility.
We should have the first sightings of unis and/or rosters real soon. Keep an eye out.
Wonder if they will give Josh Edgin a lower number or if he will keep 66? Like you said, time will tell. Keep up the good work, love your website!!
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- They could call me up 24/7.
If I provide them the host, register the domain name for them, both are in a specific period and they have to renew after that period has expired. In this case scenario, who will have the rights of the website's ownership? Do I have to hand over my work to them when finished? How do you it?
What I'll have in mind is I'll have the price packages in web design which including hosting plan for clients to choose from, they pay me the money, when finished I keep hold of the ownership for one year during this time the clients have to pay me extra for editing the content, if they want to have their own site in control and leave for good, they also have to pay me extra. What do you think?


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Leprechaun Gardening – Shamrock Sprouts from Housing a Forest
When it comes to gardening, Leprechauns have a green thumb. That's not to say that they really have a green-colored thumb (even though they do). It means that they are really good at growing plants. Leprechauns are so incredible at gardening that they don't even need soil to grow their plants!
What You'll Need
- Sponge (Green would be an excellent choice)
- Permanent marker
- Scissors
- Seed packet (Lettuce, spinach, or broccoli work great)
- Spray bottle
- Water
Let's Try It!
- Use a permanent marker to trace a clover shape on a dry sponge. You get to choose whether you want a standard, three-leaf shamrock, or a lucky, four-leaf clover. If you want to compare the two (you know, for magical properties), trace each shape on a different sponge.
- Use a strong pair of scissors to cut the shamrock shape out of the sponge. This step can be difficult, so make sure you are extra careful and have an adult helper on hand… just in case. If the sponge is proving especially tricky to cut, try dampening it.
- Once your shamrocks are cut, soak them in water.
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