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Love this restaurant ! We have never been disappointed. Looking forward to returning. All the seafood is cooked to perfection.
We have had lunch a couple of times at Rabia's and enjoyed everything. Sunday night dinner was not up to par - maybe a different chef? Food was just mediocre, but we will give them another try in the future.
Amazing authetic italian food. Lobster ravioli is a must. The calamari was one of the best I have had. The goat cheese made me go home and buy goat cheese to recreate the appetizer! Yum all around!
Easter dinner was great! Everyone had a hard time choosing, and they we all good. Raw clams were outstanding. Service was outstanding.
I always have a great experience at Rabia's. I always go with a mixed crowd and I never get any of the attitude I get at other North End restaurants. The staff is friendly, we're seated right away, and the waiter or waitress is very helpful with the menu. This visit was with friends from Washington state. One told the waitress what he'd like, lobster out of the shell, however she recommended. She brought him a perfect dish. We all had lobster in some form, and it was great. I love it there.
We've been to Rabia's 4 times now and every time the food has been delicious! Great lobster pasta dishes with plenty of lobster. Very friendly wait staff and cozy atmosphere.
I wasn't crazy about my dish, gnocchi con pesto, but it's a seafood place, so perhaps I ordered wrong. Nevertheless, not the bad spot: decent wine list, intimate for a romantic encounter, though it was rather loud. Service was fine.
This was a birthday celebration with 11 people and I wanted the North End experience but in a less crowded, less noisy place. The service was excellent, very attentive, and we did not wait long for any of our courses. The food was great - the reason I chose Rabia's was the combo Italian dishes along with the raw bar and seafood offerings, and we were not disappointed. Great night and I thought reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend.
I go here several times a year, and it's always top of the list when thinking about where to take visitors or for a special occasion. Bustling and lively, but never ever rushed - even on a Friday or Saturday night during prime tourist season. Some North End places want you in and out, so the tables can be turned over frequently. Never at Rabia's. Great food, variety, from simple things like linguini with clams, but also more fanciful dishes like Vermont red apple ravioli with figs. Same can be said about the wine list. Love this place.
Such a wonderful place! The service is great! It was a very busy night and towards the end I somewhat felt like they were trying to get us out of there, but they did offer desserts and did not really rush us. The food was great! I have the Chilean sea bass special and it melted in my mouth, so good! I cannot wait to go back!
Fantastic service, food and people! Always the best...
With so many options in the North End, cannot go wrong with Rabia's. Will definitely return!
Excellent food. Moderately-priced for the North End. Terrific waiters. THE VERY BEST CAESAR SALAD THAT I HAVE EVER HAD - REALLY !!!
Great food for three out of four of us. The fourth was just okay, but that could be due to the type of dish rather than quality. Fresh pasta and other ingredients. They take reservations and you can pay with a credit card. We were seated immediately and the food came quickly and hot. We plan to eat here again on our next visit.
I reserved a table for 9 at Rabia's in celebration of my graduation - I had never been there, but it seemed to have good reviews, so I was hopeful. It blew away my expectations. Every plate was delicious, the wine list was wonderful, and the service was exceptional. Even though I've graduated, I'm going back to Boston as soon as possible just so I can come here again!
Excellent food and service. The price is very reasonable given the quality of the food and service. We love this restaurant.
Our party of four greatly enjoyed our dining experience. The lobster risotto was superb. The waitstaff was very attentive with wine and water glasses being kept full. We were glad to have a reservation through open table as the entire North End was humming with revelers on abeautiful Saturday summer evening.
Sat at the bar, server, staff and food was excellent. Fresh lobster, oysters etc. Great alternative to Neptune Oyster next door as it is always too crowded. Same oysters and a larger selection of options.. they also have regular Italian food. Also fun people watching as the stroll by Salem St.
chose Rabia's as they took reservations table was available when we arrived - on time wait staff knew menu and was helpful with specials and wine selection Portions were good size and served HOT tab for 2 including beverage and gratuity $88 on a Saturday night in the North End - unexpected!
Still impressed with management ability to accommodate last changes, we made reservations for 6 at 7:30, we arrived early with 7 guests and were seated within a few minutes. It started to pour during our walk to the No End. When we arrived we were nearly soaked through. Hostess took our wet outer wear and umbrellas to hang up and dry off Still impressed with the wait staff and management! Tab for 7 meals and at least 2 bottles of wine was less than we had expected for the No End!!!
We've been going to the North End for years, but just tried Rabia's for the first time. We went with a party of eight people ranging in age from 11 to 56. We were seated on time, had some of the best lobster and crablegs evah (Dangerous Catch), and a simple but decent wine list. In fact, they uncorked the first bottle, but it had a bit too much tannin for what I would have expected. The server did not flinch and said, no problem, I'll bring you the another bottle. It was really a great meal all around and we will definitely be back.
We three tried all 5 types of oysters, rather like an "oyster tasting." They were fresh, beautifully presented, and delicious. It was lovely to be able to compare the textures and flavors side-by-side. I would highly recommend trying this with a couple friend to hone your preference for specific varieties of oysters. We also had the steamed mussels appetizer. It was glorious. Lovely combination of flavors that worked well together; none over-powering the rest. (Ask for bread with this one. You'll want every drop of the broth). We also tried the antipasto. It was acceptable, but not up to the same standard as the the mussels and the oysters. Need more cheeses and meats. Marinated artichokes and bruschetta, too?
First tri to Boston! Wonderful mix of seafood and Italian! Would definitely go back...loved my lobster!!!!!
A good, off-the-beaten path restaurant in the North End. Most of our party arrived early, and we were seated without delay; one of our party was a bit late, but the staff was very understanding. My dish of carbonara was excellent, and my companions felt the same about their dinners. I will be going back, and will recommend the restaurant to others.
We got seated no problem at 6:45; by 7:30, it was packed with a 30-45 min wait. Appetizer of fresh Mozzarella, basil, tomato and lobster was superb. My Ravioli Aragosta (lobster filled) in a rose sauce was to die for. Lots of wines by the glass. Enjoy!
My trip to Rabia's was wrapped in a cross country getaway wedding weekend in Vermont. But the Thursday arrival in Boston was left undetermined for my girlfriend. Securing an airbnb in the Old North End, I scored yelp for the perfect dinner. After placing my invitation on OpenTable, I had to wait 6 weeks in anticipation. The neighborhood walk to dinner with her was enchanting. Thanks to Rabia's for the bonus points when I mentioned I had reservations upon stepping into the restaurant, they immediately responded by greeting me by name without looking at the list. But the meal blew the rest of this preamble out of the water. The oyster appetizer, the bottle of white, the clams, lobster scallop dish.... all were phenomenal. Must go back
Dined on 9/7/13 with my wife and another couple. This was probably our 6th or 7th time dining at Rabia's and once again we were not disappointed. The food is consistently good and always bursting with flavor. Service was a bit spotty this time with our server seeming to be lacking in the personality department.
There were 6 of us for dinner. Five of us had seafood dishes and everyone raved about the food. Our server helped us choose a wine when the one we initially selected was unavailable. His recommendation (a primitivo) was excellent and quite reasonable. The restaurant was packed on a Saturday night, The noise level was higher than we would have liked but not enough that we couldn't carry on conversation. Clearly all of the patrons were enjoying themselves. We all would definitely go back again.
We are in our early forties, looking for last minute reservation for seafood in Boston for NYC visitors. Went to the other big seafood place the night before. This place was AWESOME! Food was so good! Perfect portion sizes! We had Figs w/ gorgonzola, oysters, Fravad'avlo, Amalfi, lobster caesar salad. Great ambiance, excellent service. A true gem. It was crowded but we got a reservation when we wanted and didn't have to wait when we got there. Unusual for the North End on a beautiful September Saturday.
Great spot for dinner with work teams. They provided great service and delicious seafood to our group.
The butternut squash raviolis were delicious with contrasting flavors --the sweetness of the squash, the smooth silky cream sauce and a balsamic glaze for a punch. The Caesar salad with roasted vegetables and lobster meat was a standout. The fra diavolo was very satisfying but not over the top as the other two dishes. It was a great evening in the North End for us.
Wonderful Italian food. Felt "homemade," as if Mama's in the kitchen. Very friendly staff, made the dining experience just perfect.
My party of 4 enjoyed our meals. My sister ordered the butternut squash ravioli which was absolutely delicious. We enjoyed our evening.
Enjoyed this place - decor was cool. A little bit loud and cramped, however. Food was good, with Oyster bar (I should have asked for a sampler, because the ones I got were small and quite salty). Service was great and attentive, would give it another shot. Overall a solid meal with a family run vibe that I love (Chains Suck!).
Very good food. Items on the "Rabia's specials" menu were very pricey but the à la carte menu was reasonable. Overwhelming number of choices as there is a full seafood menu and a full Italian menu. It was very busy so we had to wait outside a bit. The host doesn't stay up front so we weren't sure if we were forgotten or if he simply didn't care. In the end we realized he knew exactly how many people were waiting outside and for how long and he was doing his best to get us seated as quickly as possible. All the staff were very curteous and efficient. The tables are a little small and the place was a bit crowded but the food made up for it. We enjoyed the atmosphere and had a very pleasant dining experience. Limited parking in the area.
Everything we tried was delicious. The Warm Lobster Meat Caprese is a must have! The Dancing Crab and the Deadly Catch was melt in your mouth good, the oysters and clams on the half were outrageously succulent. I am jealous of the locals I live in NY but I will be back !
The seafood was extremely fresh and the 2 dishes were delicious. We will definitely return!
Best veal ever. I prefer Veal Francese but my husband likes the Saltimbocca.
Nice tucked away place, service was very good, food very good helpful staff would recommend this restaurant
We went in with the intention of eating italian so we ordered from the italian menu and passed on the seafood. We had the chicken parm, marsala, saltambuca and salmai brocolli penne. We shared tastes of our plates with one another and everything was very good. Although we did not get any seafood, the people next to us did and it looked amazing! The waitstaff was very friendly and attentive to our needs. The only reason this did not get 5 stars was because the wine was horrible. We ordered a $60 bottle of wine to share and it tasted like something that came from the $5 bin at the package store. They need to improve the wine selection to match their great food and it would be awesome! Otherwise, I would defininately eat here again.
Very nice! Food was great and service was pretty fast especially for how busy it was! Made reservations and got right in!
The restaurant and food were amazing. The staff was prompt and courteous. The Gnochhi Con Pesto was done perfectly and outstanding. Portion was good size and filling. The Broccoli, Artichoke Heart w/Garlic and Olive Oil was amazing and plentiful.
Took 5 Omaha friends and a woman from Zambia for dinner following a tiring conference. No one was disappointed. We all loved it. The food and wine ccouldn't have been better. The caprese salad with warm lobster meat was to die for. The pastas and sauces were excellent and the calamari were cooked perfectly. They graciously took care of one of us with a food allergy. I was a hero. Found Rabia's by carefully reviewing Open Table site. I'll definitely return!
Had been here earlier in the summer and was extremely disappointed with the service; brought the appetizer with the main course and seemed to rush us out. Nonetheless, the food was good. Decided to give them another try. This time we didn't have to wait for our table and the service was fine. Food is delicious, though pricey
This place was recommended by a dear friend and colleague (who is an Italian Boston native) as a small but fabulous neighborhood place. I just ate here with three colleagues and had a very enjoyable meal. Seafood dishes were the stars. We tried lobster bisque, New England clam bake, lobster and seafood pasta and lobster risotto with truffle oil, which was exceptional. We also had the veal saltimbocca which had good flavor but fairly small portion of veal for the price. The servers were warm & friendly. They readily split dishes for 2 of us who we're sharing the veal and risotto and also pushed over next door table so we'd have more space. The overall experience was fantastic. I will not only go back but recommend highly to others.
Enjoyed a lovely Thursday night dinner with two others. Oysters and muzzles were outstanding for our appetizer, very fresh. The lamb and fish stew were out of this world for dinner. The lamb was a perfectly cooked medium rare, seasoned and sauced wonderfully. The soup was... Wow! So full of delicious clams, mussels, calamari, and on top a half lobster. Our waiter was very kind to accommodate a dairy allergy as well, not skipping a beat and helping select suitable items. A wonderful place for a few friends or a date to enjoy great good, great wine, and a lovely atmosphere.


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'36 Terraplane for sale north of the border
Here's a Terraplane sedan for sale on Craigslist in North Dakota. It looks fairly original from the pics. If any of you communicate with the owner be aware that he and the car are Canadians, so be sure of whose dollars you are talking.
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hmmm, battery was relocated under the hood. Was under the driver's floor originally.
Not original headlights or buckets either, but looks like a solid candidate
James, I've called up the seller he and posted what he wants to sell the car for on the HET club forums.Christopher
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Yeah, the headlights could be off of many things. They remind me of the overly small ones that came on Nashes of this same vintage. I've seen batteries moved like this in the past up here in the North. It's been years, but if I recall right, it was thought that long cables made for more resistance in the cold of winter. I surely remember what a bother it was to jump a car when the battery was under the floor, or worse, under the seat.
Commodorecollector, is there a chance that you left out a word or two from your post?
No. Go to hetclub.org , log in and click on the forum tab. I do not mind the Classic car forums but they have been giving a lot of members trouble logging in or having the website timing out on them (504 or 404 errors).Christopher
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Are you saying that you know the asking price of the car that I was kind enough to post to this forum, but you won't tell me unless I join your club?
You don't have to join the Club to register at the new H-E-T website (and be able to view the Forum and the photo gallery, among other things). Registration for Limited On-line Access is free.
James P, my '36 Terraplane has the battery under the front seat, and it spent 17 months parked in an open carport with no attention whatsoever, including going through a freezing cold winter with snow and ice. I opened the door, sat down, turned on the ignition, pulled out the choke and pressed the starter button. After approximately 20 seconds, the car started. That is 6 volts and some pretty good thick battery leads. Compression is 7.3:1. So in my experience, 6 volts and the battery under the seat is perfect. This is a true story. Why anyone would want 12 volts is incomprehensible.
Looks like a very god car.
Terraplane8, I never moved a battery either and I've lived my whole life in MN. I was just relating what the reason guys sometimes did move their batteries.
I emailed the seller's contact person about a year ago. The car is in central Manitoba. He was asking $5000 Canadian and was pretty firm on the price.Jeremiah
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how do you connect the iPad to a TV to watch movies?
I want to be able to watch tv and movies on the iPad but also be able to play them on my TV as well. I see a lot of things I can't do with this connector. Is there a way to do this with something else?
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1. S-Video/Composite cable from apple
2. VGA Cable from Apple
3. Wireless to Apple TV- Answered by Tripp Y from Bluffton
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I want to connect my Macbook to an Elmo projector.
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I have the 1st generation IPad and 4s phone. Which adapter do I need to watch Netflix movies on my TV from my IPad or phone? I have a 1080 HDMI TV
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AnswerI just bought the 30-pin to VGA Adapter for my iPad 2. I am able to stream Netflix from my iPad over to my large HD TV using a VGA cable and the 30pin to VGA Adapter. My HD TV has a VGA connection capability so granted yours does as well you will need a) 1 VGA Male to Male cable (Pretty cheap in-store and online such as on Amazon) b) Apple 30-pin to VGA Adapter.
Really hope this helped as it is amazing to see your iPad screen (in your case iPhone as well) on such a large screen!- Answered by Quinton D from Surrey
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I need a 30 pin VGA Adapter to use with my iPad3
I am looking for a 30 pin to VGA Adapter that will work with my iPad 3 but I only see one for older iPads.
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VGA is a legacy port to connect computers and monitors. It stands for Video Graphics Adapter (some call it Video Graphic Array) and you'll also find VGA sometimes used to describe the resolution of the output from the computer: e.g. "SuperVGA. etc."
The connector is a three-row 15-pin DE-15 connector. The 15-pin VGA connector is found on many video cards, computer monitors, and some high definition television sets. On laptop computers or other small devices, a mini-VGA port is sometimes used in place of the full-sized VGA connector.- Answered by James T from Wake Forest
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I just wanted make sure. This just outputs video, not audio? I have a iTouch 4.
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AnswerVGA can't output audio, just video. But HDMI Adapter can output both video and audio.
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Will this display to an LCD projector if I have Keynote on my iPad?
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Keynote also shows a "presenter console" with the next slide, your notes and a timer. Very useful combination for presentations without a laptop. KB PH3489 has all the details.- Answered by Genrich S from Berlin
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Can iPad be used to direct print? Such as connect directly to photo printer or pc printer?
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Best AnswerYes it can. There are a number of apps available. I use Printcentral and can print over my wireless network to my HP officejetpro 8500 A Plus.
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How exactly does the the VGA adapter connect to my projector? To what port on the projector ?
I just want to know where the adapter plugs in to a. Projector.
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Best AnswerTo connect to a projector with VGA input, (that is why you bought the VGA dongle) you also need a standard VGA cable. The Apple adapter does not connect directly from your iPad or iPhone to the projector.
- Answered by Bruce K from Yakima
- Jun 7, 2012
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where does thw sound come out from the ipad or a tv when a movie is being projected???
when you connect the vga adapter to a cable which connects to the tv when a movie is being projected where does the sound come out from the ipad or the tv??? if it comes out from the ipad how can i change it so it will come out from the tv???
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Best Answeryou must have a earphone exstention from ipad or ipod to go to the tv to be able to play the sound
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Does the Apple iPad VGA Adapter support Prezi presentations ?
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is there a male to female ipad cable?
I can fit my 3g iphone into my dock but I am unable to physically fit my Ipad into dock slot, Is there a male to female cable I can buy?
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Best AnswerSure. Search "sendstation dock extender" for short connection.
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Will the product function using a widescreen display without letterboxing or stretching?
Will the iPad VGA Adapter display properly with a widescreen (16:9) monitor/projector/television without stretching a 4:3 aspect ratio image to fill the screen or letterboxing using an iPod Touch 4?
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Best AnswerThe answer is no, it seems to only be able to output 4:3 aspect ratio picture. This means that connecting it to a widescreen television, monitor or projector will result in stretching. This can be fixed by selecting '4:3' in your display's menu, but you'll have black bars either side. Apple says you can use the adapter to "…connect an iPad to your television, projector, or VGA display." But how many people still use 4:3 aspect ratio televisions?
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A VGA cable has 15 PINS.
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Not this version of the cable as the iPad mini does not have a 30 pin connector. You can get a version of the cable though that has the lightening connector that does work with the iPad mini.
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What is the output resolution when using the ipad VGA adapter?
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Best AnswerIts merely an adapter, it doesn't change resolution between input and output. what comes in is what comes out, in case of the ipad it should be 1024x768.
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Does it need any extra attachments to connect to a projector or computer monitor?
I will have school presentations and would love to hook it up to projectors for that. Also, it does work with all recent projectors, correct?
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Best AnswerIt shouldnt, however I have not hooked it up with a VGA adapeter as you show. I do know, from personal use, the IBG Star works with iPod 2-current, iPhone 3-4S, and iPad (although not mentioned on box or info). When I get a chance to play with it a bit more I will update my post. Maybe someone will beat me to the punch, which is great!
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will this work on iPhone 5?
I'm about to get my iPhone 5 - so I need to know whether mirroring works perfectly on iPhone 5 - and I mean mirroring: no special apps needed, showing whole screen and all apps and games I want to share on big screen. Will it work?
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Kermit wrote:Include the Florida connection and you have four... wonder who the fifth one is? What would he/she do?
Eisenhower? (Although he was a 5-star general.)
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Eisenhower? (Although he was a 5-star general.) "Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading."
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I meant to capitalize the "p" in pentagon.
Re: Joke(s)I'm passing this on because it worked for me today.
A doctor on TV said that in order to have inner peace in our lives after this election, we should always finish things that we start. Since we all could use more calm in our lives, I looked around my house to find things I'd started and hadn't finished. I finished a bottle of Merlot, a bottle of Chardonnay, a bodle of Baileys, a butle of wum, tha mainder of my Valiuminun scriptins, an a box a choclutz. Yu has no idr how fablus I feel rite now. Sned this to all ur frenz who need inner piss. An telum u luvum.
Re: Joke(s)Hostess Bakery plants shut down Friday the result of a union strike idling some 18,000 workers.
The Obama administration will hire most all of these displaced employees. The State Department will hire the Twinkies, the Secret Service the Ho Hos, the generals will sleep with the Cupcakes and all the Ding Dongs are going to Congress.
Re: Joke(s)But who on earth will hire the useless CEOs?
http://www.latimes.com/features/food/da ... 8929.story
Link goes to http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-h ... 735.column "Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading."
-- Thomas Jefferson
Re: Joke(s)The fact that the unions demanded separate loading crews and truck drivers for the Wonder Bread side and the cupcake side didn't help. These crews were not allowed to help each other in any circumstance.
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Good article and right on. I see it all too often. Companies being run by people with no knowledge of the company they are running. They are called investment bankers and accountants. They make money but don't make anything worthwhile. Of course the investment bankers and accoutants who know nothing about the company of which they are in charge are not to blame, but it's the workers who, in many cases, were the main reason for the company success who have now become greedy and caused the company failure. If you believe that, then I've got a war in Iraq I would like to sell you. Anyway this is a joke thread so here goes: What do you call a 250 pound Notre Dame cheerlearder? Anorexic.
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The moron who wrote this article really didn't do much research. Par for the course for the LA Times. Sarcasm:the ability to insult idiots without them realizing it
Re: Joke(s)We must be living in a parallel universe like that old Star Trek episode where Spock has a goatee and Captain Kirk is a raving lunatic. Or like Bradbury writes about paper books are burned instead of read.
And where business executives are not rewarded for competently operating a business, but instead are given bonuses for running a company into the ground. "The bill approved in Congress to avert the so-called fiscal cliff would bring the first major tax increase on high earners in 20 years."
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This sounds awesome, but nvidia still has almost half a year of newly branded gpu's. That's going to be a huge cash cow for them. I know the '700-series' is mostly going to be rebrands, but people will still eat that up.
I was under the impression the 700 series isn't that far off. This sounds more like it'd compete with the 800 series.
I'm just going to ignore processor releases this year and next, as my systems really dont need the power. I am however interested in converting from crossfire to single AMD card provided this flagship product keeps up with my 120hz needs. NVidia havent taken any of my money since getting 3 GTX 570's, and never will until they get off of their pedastal.
i think you misunderstood that 16 serial core thing when you compared it to 2 gpu available in one GTX690 package. do you think amd wants to fit all 16 gpu core inside a pcb with each core consisting 4k stream processor? this thing might be more like APU (combining a cores that is good at serial task and cores that good at parallel task) though in this regard both cores will handle graphic task. so is this amd respond to nvidia 700 series? it's like 'hey we have something new next year so you should hold out for it instead of getting nvidia's rebrand (700 series)'.
Wow wut, with 16 x86 cores in there, it sounds like this will be capable of a whole lot more than just graphics, and even GPU computing. This could have huge ramifications, such as, people modding linux/windows to run on these chips solely, completely bypassing the current schism in memory hierarchy, and much much more. On a more current note: I wonder how this complete redesign will influence driver development. With AMD going this route, it sounds like they're going the same way as Nvidia, who is also rumoured to include ARM cores in one of their next major revisions. After reading this, I've got the feeling that AMD will get to market first with their version, like they traditionally get to market first on a new proces node. Edit: I'm wondering what part of the graphics workload is actually better off being performed on serial cores? perhaps a part of the pipeline currently handled by the CPU via drivers?
hmmm, so the option is pay a fortune for a 780 mid-year, or wait until the end of the year for Amd.......I think I'll wait.
The core is going to be broken down to have x86 or ARM cores within it for additional parallel processing. I would guess ARM for power savings, but that is nothing more than a guess. God knows the top model with 4096 stream processors and 16 cpu-esque cores will use some power.
Sorry but if this is indeed a new architecture I will be going with Nvidia. AMD has barely got the 7xxx Series working properly and theres still the microstutter issue.
Because a company fully aware of a memory issue, fixing a memory issue, is then going to use the same process for memory as the previous architecture that caused the issue on their new architecture. Sure it might happen, or it might exist but to a lesser degree, but you'd be pretty ignorant to think it would carry over to a new architecture and base your buying options on that alone. But by all means, go nvidia if they offer you a suitable product.
Yeah that's what I meant to say, I guess I just forgot to add the re- part. But at least it'll mean the 680 is getting cheaper right?
I thought that about the 5xx series when all these new cards came out. They're all still pushing the high £200's and mid £300's to this day in the UK.
Sorry but AMD's single 7970 crad has better frametimes than NV's GTX680... http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Graphics-Cards/Frame-Rating-Dissected-Full-Details-Capture-based-Graphics-Performance-Testin
lol. 4096 stream processors??? That's double than a 7970 GPU 512-bit GDDR5??? Prepare for some records on the bandwidth I think AMD is preparing a monster here, and I wont be off to say that this GPU will almost be as powerful as a 7990 card. A new 5870 on the horizon?? (compared to 4870X2 that is...)
What, did ya'll seriously think Maxwell was the only one heading in this direction? 64-bit ARM cores (A57) are the new black. It's all about decreasing dependance/latency associated with modern systems. You can call it an APU, but it's really just enhancing the capabilities of GPGPU beyond a GPU being a dumb processor being thrown parallel workloads by a CPU. It needs it's own brain(s) to go with the brawn. These advancements plus shared memory = huge improvements. Wonder if they will scale this (in the sense that 1 cpu block would go with 4 ROPs and 4 Compute Units)...I bet they do...because that would make a ton of sense (and be pretty efficient I reckon). Be it one ARM block + 1 said gpu block, or 2 (say x86 blocks + 2 gpu blocks...which sounds an awful lot like the supposed specs of Kaveri). Also, I think we all kind of figured we'd see a 512-bit bus considering bandwidth is a seriously huge (and limiting) factor, even now. Ofc we all plan on seeing GDDR6 at some point, but no word of production has been spoken about afaik. Figuring 4096 cores and 512-bit/7gbps on the current architecture..that's around 975mhz-ish, 8000mhz, closer to 1100mhz. That is not accounting for cpu cores and perhaps very likely a more robust cache structure though. Obviously with the cpu cores, at the bare minimum cache will need to be larger/faster to feed them...I'm just throwing it out there assuming they are supplemented in conjunction with one another...or more-or-less bolted on to the current gpu spec. Sounds plausible as while the the 1.9x density improvements are possible and touted 1.3x speed improvements at the same voltage may be approximately correct (and hence a chip this spec lines up with being the size to accompany a fast 512-bit bus), 20nm will likely target a lower nominal voltage. IE, where 28nm may have been .85v/850mhz but in reality running 1.05-1.175 (and up to 1.3v) with yields settling in-between 850-1175, this will probably be closer to .85-1.05v in reality (up to 1.175) with yields starting around 1000-1100mhz. Given the typical ~10% clock cushion per voltage...it lines up. So...in essence...AMD is doing the exact same thing as nvidia is with Maxwell/Denver...only (conceivably) earlier and in a more flexible manner.
However, on AMD's official webpage the specs are more realistics, and actually look more like a 7970 rebrand.... hmmm...wtf?!?? http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/8000/pages/8000-series.aspx#2 Edit: Or AMD is talking about the 9000 series??????????????????????????????????????????????
the big "OEM" at the top of the page gives it away. That 8000 series was just to keep OEM's happy apparently, and is just a rebrand of 7000 series cards.
Wow this into AMD versus Nvidea fanboyisms relatively quickly. AMD: Please deliver a new architecture that can alleviate the micro stuttering, at a price point this side of reasonable. The 7970 was good, but Nvidea kinda ate your lunch with the 6xx series by having less issues on the driver side. Nvidea: A rebranding of 6xx cards to the 7xx series cards might fool some people. The 6xx series is nice, but the pricing is still unreasonable. Look away from the Titan, and deliver a 7xx series without massive mark-ups and minimal performance increases. All GPU producers: Resist the urge to rush to market. We will wait four months until you can secure reasonably priced chips, and a decent step forward on features. Just make sure whatever you release can actually be utilized. Two or three games make my current 6950 cry at moderate (1920x1080) resolution, I'm not paying more than $250 for an improvement in the two of those games I actually play. My opinion on the architecture change is simple. Include x86 style cores for the express purpose of doing physics processing without using CPU resources. An octet of slow speed cores doesn't sound like much, but they could do everything that Physx on a CPU does. AMD offloading their shiny new Tressfx to a separate on-board processor means better performance while being transparent to the user. If the APU is adding GPU to a CPU then this move must be the opposite approach to the same goal, a decent SoC


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You revolution could change the global economic landscape.
A new report by price Waterhouse Coopers finds the shale oil boom could -- two point seven trillion dollars to the global economy.
And cut the price of crude by fifty dollars a barrel.
This is by 2035.
By the way the Energy Information Administration says America is sitting on nearly 24 billion barrels of recoverable shale oil.
So will we be able to cash in on the has done here.
Far more on this one is Stephen short editor of the short report something Stephen you and I have talked extensively about.
It -- do you think that this is a realistic report by PWC.
Well let's just say they sat under this is report that goes out looks into the future 22 years from now.
The only reason why they created twenty year old forecasts is to make astrology look respectable so this is a fast move -- product right now.
That said the report is building on a sound thesis one that we've seen -- cold and the natural gas market.
So ten years ago in natural gas market all the smartest guys in the market were saying hey north America's running out of natural gas.
What happened North American natural gas prices went up to 708090.
Dollars a barrel oil equivalent.
Today ten years later because of the revolution in shale gas.
Natural gas is now below twenty dollars barrel oil equivalent.
So this -- is being built by price Waterhouse is essentially building on this theme that.
We have here in North America in abundance of natural gas and oil sitting beneath our feet.
But let me my comfort while letting the critics partner for a second guess and that is it.
Bill saying you're gonna plot out -- -- you're gonna ship it overseas and it won't even be used here in the last.
Didn't put that is absolutely legitimate argument and certainly -- it we -- natural to be mutual gasoline prices now headed above four dollars a gallon over the next couple of months.
There certainly are going to be cries because the United States is now a net exporter of things like gasoline and diesel fuel.
But we have to keep in mind that if we do you want to see this product ever get to the market the guys who are prospecting for the guys were pulling out of the ground -- -- its market.
They have to be allowed to earn it was legitimate return on their investment there is just so much oil and gas that can -- consumed in this country.
I went I didn't and that's out of my Malcolm that's my next point Steven and end the -- critics will say it will we don't even have the capacity to refine this in the gasoline goodness even effectively lower gasoline prices -- grade we to lower the price of well.
Wonderful but we can't turn that into gasoline to put into our cars.
Look is all this oil.
Well but that's just good so we spent the last couple years -- -- solving one side of the equation and that is the access to cheap product to -- oil.
The stuff you put it into -- refinery.
But you have to keep in -- of refineries nothing but the big fancy tea kettle.
You put the oil -- you boil it and then you rip off didn't do did the -- you turn that into gasoline into diesel fuel.
The problem down the Nazis and why -- gasoline prices are where they are.
Is because we'd have an abundance of oil but we do not how to an abundance of ability to turn that oil and what we need I gasoline so now the next area that we have to address is not the oil that's situation has been addressed accordingly over the past -- -- -- it -- -- It's the dearth of refining capacity which is what is really driving up gasoline prices in this current market.
-- so in just based on the report that its hand in the numbers that are hand is it realistic that this brings oil prices down in this country by fifty box.
It's certainly is potential I cannot put it in no one can really put the number on come on TV and we must do you like that so that I thought it now all we can do it.
It's calculate out and certainly.
The picture from a price standpoint is we are certainly in addition to not be paying more to -- then we wore a generation ago.
And for a commodity that is supposedly scarcity in supply.
With ever increasing demand that it's a pretty great proposition.
For the next generation.
That it it would be a wonderful thing that's what 22 years is not that far away something we -- at the start thinking about Steven chart of the shark report thank you for joining us tonight.
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- Joy said...
the photos are wonderful. have a great NYE yourself.
- December 30, 2011 at 8:37 PM
- Ron McQuade said...
I love the photos, so festive and cosy! I especially like the miniature hot air balloons in the last photo, absolutely adorable! Are they Christmas tree ornaments? I would love ornaments like that around my flat.
- December 30, 2011 at 10:10 PM
- Nadinoo said...
So happy you enjoyed them! The little hot air balloons are part of a mobile we bought on a visit to Edinburgh last month. x
- December 30, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- kittenhood said...
these are so beautiful and inspiring! happy holidays!
- December 30, 2011 at 10:31 PM
- Hannah Percyowl said...
Your hair is awesome! That's it, getting a fringe.
- December 31, 2011 at 12:08 AM
- Jo said...
The sweet treats look truly incredible! <3 and your bob looks amazing here!
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- Is It Secret, Is It Safe said...
I'm sad the holiday season is coming to an end, too! I'm already looking forward to next year's. I hope you have a great new year!
-Katie - December 31, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- Anna said...
amazingly festive photos! glad to see i accomplished some of the things on your 'checklist' :) xxx
- December 31, 2011 at 9:30 AM
- Libby said...
Those hot air balloons are so sweet! And I must say, your hair is impeccable. I'm growing mine, but seeing your gorgeous bob makes me want to cut it all off!
- December 31, 2011 at 1:31 PM
- Jazzy E (Hivenn) said...
Beautiful. Happy (early) new year. x hivennn
- December 31, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- Clara Turbay said...
My best wishes for you in this new year.
Great blog.
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- Q's Daydream said...
I love these pictures!
Happy New Year! - January 1, 2012 at 7:17 PM
- Kb said...
Looks like you've had a great festive season, happy new year! Hopefully I can own one of your pieces in 2012!
- January 2, 2012 at 11:24 AM
- Rosaspina Vintage said...
Mmmm all those yummy looking treats tell me you've had a lovely holiday season with your family and friends :) I love these pics, so delicate. Happy New Year my darling!
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- Zouk Penne said...
Beautiful pictures! Would love to taste one of those cute cupcakes... :)
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Thor always seemed like he should be a DC comics character instead of a Marvel character. Now only the true geek might understand what I mean. DC characters, outside of Batman, were all all-powerful god-like heroes. Marvel's characters were more human and thus flawed. With hammer in hand, Thor is virtually unstoppable. The battles of gods are less compelling than the struggles of humans. So I was delighted that Kenneth Branagh's feature adaptation of the character brings humanity to both the drama of the gods and humans.
Thor (Chris Hemsworth, STAR TREK) is the arrogant son of King Odin (Anthony Hopkins, BEOWULF) of Asgard. When ice giants sneak into the castle to steal a powerful treasure, Thor seeks revenge, threatening the longstanding peace between Odin and ice giant king Laufey (Colm Feore, CHICAGO). Due to his ego, Thor is cast out, sent to Earth, where he is discovered by scientist Jane Foster (Natalie Portman, BLACK SWAN) and her colleagues Erik Selvig (Stellan Skarsgard, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN) and Darcy Lewis (Kat Dennings, THE 40-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN).
Hemsworth not only looks the part, but plays it very well. He embodies the superciliousness, dignified charm and physical stature that a god might have. This plays very well against Portman, who is giddy with awe over this ripped, gorgeous-looking god. Portman sells every silly moment she is given with such effortless enthusiasm. She makes the character better.
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For the geeks, there are some nice winks to the comics as well. Donald Blake (Thor's human identity in the comics) gets an interesting mention. A future member of The Avengers has a cameo. Selvig mentions a gamma ray expert disappearing. As all Marvel films have, this time around the post credit scene is really worth staying for.
The conflicts between the father and his sons play out in classic Greek fashion. Branagh is suited very well at making it Shakespearean in scope. While the Earthly bound action is less grand, he brings humanity to the story of a god falling in love with a mortal and the value of life he learns from that. Because the conflicts are so classic, the film is follows a well-worn path. There is one surprise though at the end that adds nice characterization.
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Just downloaded and installed the 314.07 drivers. Ran a couple of games and benchmarks, no problems at bootup or with gameplay. I have HyperSLI 9.6 installed. Run HyperSli in hardware mode i7 2600k Windows 7 Motherboard: ASROCK P67 Pro3 SE GTX 560ti SLI
HyperSLI works for me in full-screen games (except driver 314.07), but any game in windowed mode will hard lock the system instantly. Any ideas? I have already tried resetting the mb bios and reinstalling Windows with nothing but HyperSLI + drivers and game. I also tried a different PSU but same issue. I'm running HyperSLI in hardware mode. Drivers I tried: 306.23: Full screen works fine. windowed mode hard locks 310.90: same as above 314.07: Doesn't even work in full screen. Get instant BSOD when starting games. Specs: Core 2 Quad Q9450 @ stock EVGA GTX 275 896mb + GTX 275 SC 1792mb Asus P5Q Pro Turbo mb latest BIOS Windows 7 Pro 64-bit
WRONG INFO HERE: It is not HyperSLI related. You cannot use SLI in window mode. Thats why the freeze/hard lock Also, some games after you start them, will start in window mode then go to full screen mode (really fast, barely noticeable by us), SLI doesn't like that and will crash the system. YOU CAN USE SLI IN WINDOW MODE.
I'm not sure that's true. At the bottom of this thread someone was able to run windowed mode just fine in SLI: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/495320/sli-afr-windowed-just-curious/ I also tried both cards separately so shouldn't be issues with any card.
i have a rampage iv extreme, natively it supports sli, i'm trying to enable the gtx 6 series in sli mode with xp 32. In my case after i install the patch and reboot(select hyper sli i just bsod. Vt-d is enabled and virtualization. I just can't get past the reinstall, it is a uefi bios


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El Cantante is the dramatic-biography of Puerto Rican salsa pioneer Hector Lavoe. The film follows Lavoes (Anthony) passionate relationship with Puchi (Lopez) and his skyrocket to international fame. But even when he has it all, Lavoe is unable to escape the allure of drugs and his personal pain. Because making movies with the men in her life has done such wonderful things for her career in the past (Gigli, Jersey Girl), Jennifer Lopezs next movie has her co-starring with Marc Anthony. Say what you want about Ben Affleck, but at least he was an actor rather than a once popular musician.
Distributor: Picturehouse Entertainment Release Date: August 3, 2007 Starring: Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony Directed by: Leon Ichaso Produced by: Julio Caro, Simon Fields, Jennifer Lopez and David Maldonado Written by: Leon Ichaso, David Darmstaeder and Todd Anthony Bello Visit the El Cantante Official Website


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Camp can be the highlight of the year for kids. But they don't have to wait until the summer to get the fun to begin.
This year many places are running themed camps to make spring break more exciting for kids. From the Miami Children's Museum's exploration of the 50 states, to North Miami's tennis camps, there is a camp to match every kid's interests.
Here are a few examples.
Museum experience
The Beaux Arts Children's Pavilion at the Lowe Art Museum will run an arts camp for children ages 5-12.
The kids will work with different media of art, from painting and drawing to papier mache and ceramics.
"It's a constant moving machine," Ebbert said. "You do three different projects a day. If a kid is bored of one project they can move onto the next. There's kind of something for every child."
The campers will walk through the museum, examining different works and learning about how they were made so that the art is no longer "just a painting on the wall," she said.
"A lot of kids aren't exposed to art a lot because of funding, and this is a way for them to kind of get that back," she said. "It's just another piece to get them a little more well-rounded."
Another draw of the camp is also the instructors, who are all Miami-Dade art teachers, Ebbert said.
"We have some amazing teacher. They make it come alive and the kids love it," she said.
One new project the students have begun working on is using recycled materials for projects. One teacher visits a recycling centers and picks out interesting pieces, which she brings back for the kids to use.
"It's a way to teach them that they can reuse and recycle, and that something that is trash can be made into something that is beautiful and art," Ebbert said.
Beaux Arts is a nonprofit organization, founded in 1952, and is committed to promoting art throughout Miami. It has been running camps for children for over two decades, Ebbert said.
The camp will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 25 to March 29 at the Lowe Art Museum located at 1301 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables. Registration costs $220. Visit beauxartsmiami.org for more information.
Road trip across the 50 states
The Miami Children's Museum is taking a trip across America this spring break. The camp focus on the museum's new Weebles Coast to Coast exhibit, using it to explore the 50 states with the kids. The exhibit focuses on states, their major cities and important information about each, such as Chicago being the birthplace of pop art.
"The campers will go on little mini adventures," sales manager Yanet Fernandez-Gonclaves said. "It's all very interactive. So when they walk away from it they can say, 'Oh I really liked Georgia, because that's where they grow the peaches.' "
The focus of the camp is part of a push at the museum to have more culturally-focused activities, Fernandez-Gonclaves said. The museum usually focuses on general topics such as spring for their camps.
"The best part about the theme is that the kids learn about the richness of America," she said.
The camp incorporate what the campers have learned through arts and crafts, learning American songs and cooking demonstrations.


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