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Leaving town? Learn how to protect your property
Date: April 17, 2013
by: Robin Hartill | City Editor
You booked your plane ticket.
The car carrier is coming to pick up your vehicle.
Now the only thing left to do before heading north is attend as many "goodbye snowbirds" parties as you can squeeze into the next couple of weeks, right?
There are several steps you should take to secure your property before leaving town this summer.
According to Longboat Key Police Chief Pete Cumming, the most important thing residents can do to protect their homes is to notify police and trusted neighbors they'll be gone.
When a resident tells police of an extended absence, a police officer will check out the area to become familiar with how it should look. That makes police aware of vehicles that aren't normally in the area or anything out of place on a property.
"It could be something that's very subtle, like something that looks like it's been moved," Cumming said. "It tells us that someone's been there."
Vacant-house reports are available on the FAQ section of the town's website, longboatkey.org. The form allows residents to put contact information and the dates they'll be away, along with the name of their yardman, maid and pool service company, vehicles in the driveway and timed lighting that can help police monitor the home.
Longboat Key Fire Rescue Chief Paul Dezzi recommends residents update their contact information before leaving town and make sure a neighbor has a key to the home.
Dezzi suggests residents have their water turned off before leaving for an extended period, because a pinhole leak could cause a home to flood.
Residents should also put newspaper subscriptions on hold, because the accumulation of weeks' worth of papers could alert a thief that a resident is out of town — not to mention annoy neighbors.
And, if you're staying in town, be a good neighbor. Keep an eye on your neighbors' properties, especially if you know they're gone, and call police to report suspicious activity.
Security checklist
Before leaving town:
• Notify police and trusted neighbors before leaving for an extended period, and make sure your contact information is up-to-date. Vacant-house reports are available in the FAQ section of the town's website, longboatkey.org.
• Put newspaper subscriptions on hold.
• Consider installing light timers.
• Check locks and alarms to ensure they're working properly.
• Turn off water and water heaters.
• Unplug your garage door opener.
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-- for the past three years we brought you exclusively behind the scenes of operation patriot care package and ever created by Michael Monica -- to raise awareness about the sacrifices of military families make.
Not just during the holidays -- all year round now this year they followed the 172.
Brigade Blackhawks.
-- actually double deployed meaning that they're based in Germany and they have to leave their loved ones far from friends and far from family when they deployed to the war zone.
This case Afghanistan.
-- -- where one of the closest.
Patrol bases to -- -- border of Afghanistan Pakistan us.
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Get excited about every.
It makes you miss my stimulus it's like municipal kids.
And this -- how he likes it when -- given things to see how they allowed a league games.
Gupta makes me happy.
He's a great for the holidays are there really -- -- must -- Christmas order coming up here and it wears on you have been good to see pictures of friends family children back -- -- states.
Yeah it is there an error about an hour about this evening hanging up packages that are meant that I polished persona -- get a Christian president from complete -- It's amazing experience that soldiers doesn't want to doesn't receive very many packages.
Very very unique situation we are we live in Germany so being in Afghanistan we're technically double the -- So yes thousands that are away from their families prior -- back in the United States that are raised by good distance and you have.
Their husbands or four here Afghanistan's an accident much harder.
The good news is is that this is one of the stars -- birdies I've ever seen -- -- -- he's cancer family readiness group and its main goal is information dissemination of so we tried to inform spouses.
So they -- able to cope and deal with the army life keeping them informed.
Us that they can help themselves.
And -- -- easy is that -- readiness group.
And it is paying you collaboration of all the -- that fire is a company that they.
Agreements are -- glue that holds.
That they -- -- together when these guys that aren't.
Then you better run and they're trying a lot of them.
Little button that the athletic guy.
For people to recognize and -- things for them out of their own pockets is amazing so the real possible.
Our soldiers angels are our angels and back right now because.
We do how -- -- and that means that what we get paid isn't enough says do -- for everybody.
My hasn't even been in the military five years.
We've been married about three and a half.
And right now I'm pregnant and -- here.
About a month after Christmas.
With our first child.
-- -- -- But man -- he says that the best thing and I consent is something that they're and we just had a -- and August -- very proud wasn't able to come home he'll be home hopefully it's beginning the next year and meet her for the first time.
We're excited and -- daddy regularly.
Unfortunately -- situation on the ground here -- just driving country and it's in the mission.
So I wasn't able to get home for the birth.
My -- very very good woman she feels to watch me go away for the third time now that is going to have a child and two arisen on her own business.
-- spectacular woman.
Famous a lot of things an army family especially in over here at -- -- opponents -- him.
Just -- you love dating and and then I think that's the hardest part about this the woman has been.
-- being a mommy and a daddy.
I live I don't.
Here today and two hours -- -- -- -- is we have ones are backed by our party backing graft.
They were facts that's it for you just let them by name box.
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America's got forgotten about the war -- this thing off -- ten years now.
Well for most people -- not true.
Because you have complete strangers and yet companies like -- tactical.
And of course mr.
Chuck Norris the soldiers angels sit inside out there today and out of their own -- to send your chair back up.
That's a love -- it is his pictures just lets you know they didn't even though I'm not there -- You can tell -- How he does stuff.
And today and in -- let me and let -- -- you so -- it's an honor him and -- -- -- -- -- Good.
I do anything.
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Make sure come back and especially show my guest tonight.
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We love you.
-- -- -- -- We love you.
I'm telling you you are homeless and really couldn't -- And.
Sometimes tough.
I don't -- I mean who wanted to.
It really means a lot to soldiers to be out here so close of the Afghanistan Pakistan border and isolated from.
The Reston Virginia and of course being deployed for family and just received a package like that -- to someone you know exists.
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- Thanks for being heroes for us we let you guys.
Support from home.
They say hi my mom and my dad and rest my family.
And especially my daughter Victoria.
-- -- -- -- Awesome.
Some programs.
-- -- -- -- Hopefully it's important.
There are pictures from my last through doctors' appointments last pretty good thing that actually looks normal.
-- -- you -- as being -- -- This is you my personal -- my wife.
From overwork.
It reminds us.
We have back home -- must.
You know not having there.
Excuse myself.
Another Christmas important.
-- for more information on operation care package just go to patriot care package dot com.
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Pencil, draw out roughly the scale of what I want. then I use my Iphone, upload it to the computer and use Gimp, thats what I'm doing now.
Hand-drawn, but it's a rough sketch for a computer-made one.
Hmmm, thats some good advice. The Mountains are called the Skyreach, tallest part of the mountains are to the north and south regions. So this is one of the taller regions. I'll make a post on Work in Progress with the hand-drawn map of the continent. If that'll be okay, i mean.
The main thing I need help with is ideas. The Seneshaara is a vast expanse of desert and I have nothing about it. I don't have any real idea about it other than the shape and the name of the country. I am not good with desert atmosphere, so this is a bit challenging. So I guess Geography in general. All I have is that a mountain range seperates the Country Amesyus, Meloira, and New Folkand from Seneshaara so the North and Eastern Bodern is mountain. The west and south is Alkazirian Desert.
Hello, I am Dornier Spy. I saw your work on the Sultanates. Very impressive. I was wondering if you had any tips for a Middle Eastern style for me. I currently have a country called Seneshaara that I need help working with. I don't have much information on it. I have a post that explains a bit more on it in General Discussion under the title "First Map Discussion". Just curious, thats all.
I was awestruck by your work! I am new to the whole mapping experience and was wondering what software you used?
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About six months ago, my girlfriend lost her job, and she's been having a tough time finding a new one. Since she's kind of struggling, I'm only going to get her practical stuff she actually needs for Christmas. I got her a new vacuum . . . a gift card so she can get new tires for her car . . . and a year of free oil changes. Is it lame to get people practical Christmas gifts instead of fancy things . . . like iPads? I'm worried about what her reaction will be. What do you guys think?
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Voter suppression wins another round in a Pennsylvania courtroom
ABOVE PHOTO: Commonwealth Judge Robert Simpson.
By J. Whyatt Mondesire
Pennsylvania courts are notoriously unjust places.
Unlike appellate judicial decisions coming out of New Jersey, California and New York, our higher courts are among the least quoted and least respected (by other judges) in the nation.
Currently a state Supreme Court justice is under suspension for a series of criminal violations relating to election law. Just a few years ago another justice was forced out of office for lying about his drug use.
And only last year, two Scranton area judges were convicted of selling their offices for large bribes received when they sentenced young children to penal facilities, many times on specious and trumped up charges.
So, last week's decision by a Republican Commonwealth Court Judge to uphold a hastily written and highly restrictive voter-id law should have surprised no one. After all, it was a leading GOP legislator who bragged earlier this summer than passage of such a law would help push Pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes into Mitt Romney's column.
But blatant partisanship didn't matter to Commonwealth Judge Robert Simpson who ruled against the lawsuit seeking an injunction to block the new voter-id law from taking effect in time for the Nov. 6 presidential election.
In a 70-page opinion dripping in political partisanship, Judge Simpson ruled that it really didn't matter how many thousands of elderly, black, brown or young Pennsylvanians were denied their franchise because of the inconvenience of the new law. State legislators, he said, had the ultimate right to decide who votes and who can't.
Simpson's ruling also did not rely on any provable need for the new restrictions—allegedly to stop so-called "voter fraud." That's because the governor's team in defending the law openly admitted there was no record of fraud anywhere in the Commonwealth for more than a decade.
Judge Simpson even went so far as to express faith in a state bureaucracy which has defended its actions by amending certain provisions in the law only after critics pointed out certain blatant deficiencies. Among the most blatant, that non-driving identification cards were not always available for free.
Last spring, when the law was originally passed, such i.d. cards cost $14.50 and required a birth certificate with a raised seal. Those requirements were only dropped in the last 60 days amid protests and demonstrations outside a handful of PennDOT offices around the state.
Unchanged however, is the fact that in 10 of the Keystone State's 67 counties, there are no PennDOT offices and in a handful of others, the offices close in the early afternoon and have staffs still unfamiliar with the latest rules.
The actual number of persons who are eligible to vote but who lack a picture i.d. card with an expiration date that is issued by a government agency ranges from 750,000 to over 1.2 million. These are not the NAACP or ACLU numbers but rather "guesstimates" supplied by state officials hired by Gov. Tom Corbett and testified to in open court in front of Judge Simpson.
In the face of such evidence, Judge Simpson simply shrugged it off. He called the new law a "minor change" adding that state promises that these people (however many there are) would be okay with the alternative i.d. that is coming in the next several weeks. And if they still had trouble, said a very callous Simpson, they could always go back to court in their local jurisdictions.
Hey, who said justice in Pennsylvania was fair?
Finally, a just decision it seems would have been based on evidence that a compelling set of circumstances dictated any shrinkage of voting privileges—regarded by most Americans as among the most fundamental and sacred rights we have as citizens of this country.
In legal terms this is known as the "strict scrutiny" standard, where judges adhere to the letter as well as the intent of the constitution. Judge Simpson wrote that he did not use the "strict scrutiny" standard in this case. If he had, he admitted, he might have reached a different conclusion.
Why he failed to live up to the strict scrutiny standard on a case of such magnitude was never explained. But when did Keystone State judges stop acting like so many Keystone cops?
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The picking at the Trayvon Martin wound in Black America's heart and soul continues--as it should. A child is dead, a mother grieves, a community festers and the search for a credible outcome (even an incomplete one) is still ongoing. But reality is a cruel dictator. Nothing lasts forever.
NAACP Branch will hold a prayer vigil expressing the outrage on the Zimmerman verdict, the murder of Travon Martin and plans for future acts.
Long live the preacher; who also was the son and grandson of preachers. Long live the congressman who made history as the first African American Majority Whip of the U.S. House of Representatives, then the highest office any black official had ever achieved in our national government.
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I recently got hooked on a television show called "American Ninja Warrior." On the show, ordinary, everyday people compete to become the first American ninja warrior by completing an extremely challenging obstacle course. The course takes less than two minutes to complete, but it requires physical strength, timing, agility, balance and mental focus.
As I have watched the show, I've noticed that each of the competitors is strong but not exceptionally muscular. They do not possess body-builder physiques. The one thing they have in common, however, is that they have each trained for this event. In fact, one competitor built a ninja workout course in his brother's backyard.
What I love about this show is that some of the competitors who were favored to win didn't make it through the first stage of the finals, even though they were fully prepared and well trained.
Here are three sales lessons I have learned from watching the show:
Salespeople need this skill because it's not uncommon to show up for a sales appointment with a well-prepared presentation only to find that it is not relevant to the prospect's situation.
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Black Angus Steakhouse - Fountain Valley
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Enjoy this place immensely, go there about once a month. Great happy hour, and their specials/coupons are a bonus. Our server Suzy was outstanding! She was on top of everything, we have had quite a few good servers there, however she stood out among them all.
I took my grandmother to dinner, it was a great dinner from the check in to the desert to go. Food was delicious, service was great.
I always have a great meal at your restaurant!!! You have great consistancy of taste of food!!! Your staff is always friendly and competent!! Your Steaks are terrific!!!
Everything was excellent!!! Our server was great , she answered all our questions and was outgoing sweet and friendly. I loved my food the steak was cooked perfect and the teriyaki sauce is amazing!!!
An every day eating experience all can enjoy. Friendly staff and great service. Food and pricing fits all groups!
I had made reservations, when we got there we only had to wait about 2 minutes before our table was ready, and they were busy. Food was great, I had rib eye steak, my husband had strip steak. they were both done perfect. There are plenty of options on the menu. We also received plenty of personal attention from both the server and manager since it was our 1st time there. We would love to dine there again.
Couldn't have been better!! Good food and a great server!!!
everything was absolutely outstanding - especially the Long Island Ice Teas!
Being Mother's Day we were happy you took us on time for our 5:00 reservation. We had to remind a person we did not get our bread that is serviced before dinner but being Mother's Day it was okay!!! We sure will come back for a special occasion!
I AM a fan of black angus an go there quite often, especially for a special occasion i was verry dissapointed in the seating arrangements for our party of 6 they stuck us in a booth meant for a party of 4 maybe 5 we also had to wait about 20 min for the small table this special event was a birthday i dont think i will go back on mothers day again that must be their busiest day of the year and they did not seem to be ready for it other than that everything else was up to par
We come here on special occasions and have never been disappointed! Even better when we have coupons! Love the food and will always come back!
Thank you for an absolutely wonderful dining experience. Our waitress Chrisy was professional and very kind to us on a very, very busy day for her. You are our favorite restaurant!
Visited Stuart Andersons, Ft. Valley, this past Mother's Day with our 93 year old mother, who lives and thrives more like someone 20 years younger. Stuart Anderson's is her preference for this special day. We had two of her grandchildren and two of her great-grandchildren with us. We were particularly delighted by the attention, promptness, and patience displayed toward us by our server. We know Stuart Anderson's food well and the quality is consistently good. This year's service, however was beyond excellent.
Very friendly staff, good food, (salmon a little dry and coloring used to make salmon orange stained plate). Other than that, we had a great time, and was able to get in with a party of 9 very quick.
This was the least crowded Black Angus I've ever seen. We were there from 6:30 to around 10, moving to the bar after we finished our food. The restaurant was around 80% empty and the bar was 90% empty from 8:30 to 10. By contrast, the Monrovia location always has a wait least and the restaurant and the bar are very crowded Saturday nights. The food was pretty good, but I felt my prime rib wasn't over cooked. I ate it anyway because I was very hungry. This place is too desolate to recommend. The food is good, but it's just too empty to recommend.
My family and I were a large party of 11, including 3 small children. The wait staff did a good job at stay on top of our needs. The staff was accommodating in our noise level with regards to other patrons.
Simply put, the food was cooked to perfection, our waitress was outstanding, and I have absolutely no complaints. Everything was perfect!
The food was cooked to perfection, the potions were generous, the waitress attentive. We couldn't have asked for a better night out.
Took my very picky steak loving mom out to black angus recently and she ordered the filet mignon and absolutely loved it. I was so happy! When we took her to that "Australian" steak house, she didn't even eat one bite the steak had so much fat and gristle! Needless to say, she was very pleased with the quality of her steak. My daughter and i both had the salmon and it was delicious as well. i highly recommend this hidden little gem. Good enough to endure the background country music haha :)
I have eaten at this location quite a few times as well as other Black Angus locations in Orange county. I have always enjoyed my meals at Black Angus, but the Fountain Valley location is my favorite!!!
Every special occasion we go with the family to Black Angus for prime rib.They even had a kids meal with steak for our four year old. We had 12 in our party last time. Of course we also love the cheesy mashed potatoes, and the big cookie and ice cream for dessert. They have a good selection of beers and the flavored iced teas are good. All of the family enjoyed themselves,. It was a dinner for our high school graduate. It's a great place to pamper the family with a delicious meal. The waitress was very attentive. I liked making the reservation on their website this time. I was able to confirm our reservation and change the number in our party without calling the restaurant. Our reservation was for 5:30 pm so it was nice and quiet.
Food good and service outstanding. Can't beat it for a night out with grandchildren.
Excellent service and good food in a pleasant environment...what could be better? The high backed booth provided a comfortable environment for conversation. The filet mignon and salmon were delicious and offered at a reasonable price. Our waitress was beyond efficient, friendly and professional. We continue to return to this restaurant because it consistently provides a great experience.
Honestly, a great restaurant! Clean, efficient, good food, made to order, as requested and one cannot make the food you get at home less expensive than purchasing it there.
Way better service than the Torrance location. Quality of food was also a lot better. Torrance restaurant could learn a lot from this location.
Very good dinner as always. Got seated in the bar and loved being able to watch the sports programs as well as being able to enjoy our dinner.
The service and overall experience was very good considering it was Fathers Day.
The sides were tasty and healthy; the breaded shrimp was moderate. The shrimp wrapped in bacon was very good, but the steak was horrible. It was tough, lacked flavor and took forever to chew. Our jaws got a serious workout.
Variety of appetizers, entrees, and desserts to choose from as well as the tender, juicy steaks... always a great hit with my family. Not to mention their delicious freshly baked molasses bread!
We celebrated my husband's birthday. While I would not necessarily recommend this restaurant for those looking for a "romantic" style evening, the food was superb and the service was excellent.
My relatives and I had a great corner booth that was perfect for a lovely dining experience and so very quiet that we enjoyed the ambience for a wonderful evening..
Planned a surprise birthday dinner and clearly stated it on the online reservation. When we arrived with the birthday boy the employees seemed to have no idea, separating us from the rest of the guests and almost giving away the surprise.
The experience was as good as it has prooved to be in the past. The atmosphere Was quiet. The service was as memorable as it as it has been in the past. The server that waited on us was pleasant and efficient as any we have ever had. Thank you for a happy Birthday expierence. Janice Reeves
Very good food combined with excellent service as is expected at this restaurant. Beware, though, all their prices have gone up!
The service was great...Susie was very helpful. We had ordered filet mignon steaks and the rare came with a large strip of gristle down the middle. Susie saw to it that the filet was replaced quickly. The second steak was terrific. The appetizers were wonderful for the three of us. We had ordered the "platter" to share.
The restaurant is a little hidden from the street, but parking is abundant and once inside we were amazed at how large it is. The ambiance is very relaxed and pleasing. There was a large group next to us, but we didn't seem to even notice them. It would also be a nice place for a romantic dinner for two. The prime rib was delicious and the portion sizes are very large. The service was impeccable. The waitstaff was very friendly and accommodating with our questions about the different dishes. We enjoyed the seasonal peach upside down cake for dessert and agreed that it was the best any of us had ever had. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to others.
This is the only restaurant around town that is still has booths,.You can have a conversation and actually hear the person across from you:) I have also sat in the bar for happy hour, good prices on drinks and food:)
If you are hungry and want a steak, they always have good deals. The dessert is always the best.
We got there a little early for our reservation but they were able to seat us early. My wife and I had the 2 for deal and we both got the steak, which was actually better than I remember it being in the past. The waitress was spot on and we almost never had an empty drink at our table. Overall it was very enjoyable food, service, and evening. They have a newer happy hour menu which looked very good too, so I'll probably be back soon to try it out.
Drinks were great and steaks were good, but lobster tail wasn't my favorite. Chewy. The lettuce wrap skewer appetizer was also so-so. Service was good, though.
Great evening especially for B-day boy & their steak loving hearts. Even better was the two meal deals or the surf & turf . Then for those not having red meat but want that special occasion comfort food indulgence... Go for the sampler platter , so tasty! Love the fried zucchini with the cucumber dill dip and the buffalo tenders are the best. I ordered the chicken tenders with buffalo sauce or buffalo style , the incredible green salad , potato soup , steamed veggies, baked potato loaded! What the heck, it's a rare occasion! Top it off with a mile high mountain lava cake ( not sure of the name but the best for a group or b-day). Huge & brings everyone a smile at the end of the meal.
When we decide to eat out it most usually is here. It is conveniantly located, easy to make reservations even though we eat early. I don't remember a time that the service wasn't great. Apparently Black Angus treats their staff well. Not once have we been greeted without a smile. every time all of your people have been pleasant polite and act as if they enjoy their jobs. Thank you, Black Angus Janice Reeves
We have dined at this Black Angus countless times over many, many years. A lot of times for family celebrations like birthdays, visiting relatives, or just family getting together to catch up, etc. The food is always very good or excellent and the service is usually just as good. This last visit the service was a little off -- slow to serve entrees, refill beverages, checking on us, etc. But probably was just a busy night, or maybe something slowing the kitchen down, because usually they are very good and right on top of it, even if we have a big group. Good place and I'm sure we will go there again soon.
I had seen the Black Angus Feast-for-Two coupon in the mail for months and finally went in to redeemed it. The service, food, and drinks were definitely worth our first-time visit!
Food is great and customer service is gggg great!!!
Did the Campfire Feast for Two x 2. Steaks had a good flavor and were tender. Salmon was also very good. The dessert was excellent. We left full and happy. Best part of the evening was the great conversation with good friends. The steaks and salmon were a wonderful addition.
Visited for the Wednesday night prime rib special. Great steak, nice appetizers, and if you have room good selection of tempting deserts.
My elderly mother had just gotten our of the hospital and was a bit frail so instead of a big event with my friends in LA I chose an intimate brunch with just 3 of us. I had never been to BA before and after this outing I will definitely be back...mom loved it and the food was very substantial and very tasty. Our server was upbeat, focused, friendly and accommodating as were the entire staff that we encountered. Thank u for a nice day of chowing down!
The waitress was outstanding. She was there with salads and drinks right away. And kept us served all night with a smile and friendly attitude. All the waitresses smiled and greeted us on the way in and as we were leaving.
i didn't want the thanksgiving special because there was too much starch! but my friends ordered and so did i! we all thought it was exceptional holiday fare!! we look forrward to doing it again. anne ps: can you change the vegetable from brocoli: really don't like it steamed.


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Hey guys so I've been playing Far Cry 3/Hitman Absolution/GTA 4 lately and I think I might be having a CPU bottleneck. There's certain situations where my FPS drops to like 25 regardless of my video settings which leads me to think that my old Q6600 is bottlenecking my system even though it's running at 3.6. For more info, I usually run most of my games (including Far Cry 3) on ultra. I was just curious if I'd see a major improvement in replacing my Q6600 with the 2500k. Mostly using this pc for gaming and some audio recording. If I don't see that much of an improvement, then I think I would rather just save my money and get a new gpu or something. My specs are as follow: Q6600 @ 3.6 Ghz Asus P5Q Se Plus 6GB DDR2 OC to 801 Mhz Ati 6950 1gb Ultra Lsp 550 PSU Any help would be appreciated.
Definitely upgrade the platform. You should see a nice speed increase with an i5/i7 quad core and DDR3 (which will double your memory bandwidth that many games are hungry for these days). While the 6950 only has 1GB of RAM, it should still play the games decently, so upgrade it later if needed.
Do it! I made the same jump when I started playing battlefield bad company 2 and the difference was night and day, and that was with a GTX 470, Everything is just better, faster, less power so less heat which means less noise and all of that with a good FPS bump in games
It will smooth games out thats for sure as thats what i noticed with Skyrim going from a Q9550. How ever isn't there a new chipset due early next year from intel ?. And another thought that 1GB on that video card might be some what a issue.
No idea why you are having issues with GTA my second system is similar to yours i get 50fps fluidly! get an IB system
I'm surprised no one has considered the 6950 as the culprit to the problems the OP is having.... No one seems to have taken into account that 1GB of vRAM @ 1080 & Ultra settings in the games he says he plays is not enough to maintain a solid 30+FPS without using his DDR2 system RAM as an offloading point. (for the purpose of this post I'll assume hes using a 22"+ monitor of some class/resolution) Yes, the i5 upgrade will yield very nice improvements for the most part.... BUT, if the 6950 is indeed the problem it will only go so far to curing the issue and a new graphics card would be a much better investment at this point.... certainly so seeing as the Q6600 (at the OC mentioned) still does a very sound job in the gaming arena and I doubt is much of a "bottle neck" to any game out there currently... most of the titles on the market at the moment are console ports that utilize very little CPU power or graphical power, any way. :shadedshu Maybe you regulars should give that some thought before you convince this guy he needs to spend 3x the amount and still have 25fps due to a poor amount of vRAM. @the OP: What resolution are you running at? Is the 6GB of RAM you listed running dual channel (2x2GB+2x1GB) or single channel (2x2GB+2GB)?
I, for the most part, disagree. The GPUs of yesteryear (I'm looking at you, NVIDIA) typically had 1GB-1.5GB of GDDR5, and consoles themselves only have 512MB of RAM themselves. A game I commonly reference for a measurement of CPU power is Team Fortress 2, and it runs significantly better on my 4.3GHz i7-3770K than it did with a 4GHz Phenom II X4 955BE and especially my office Intel X3210 @ 3GHz with DDR2-940. An HD 5770 1GB easily maxes out the game even with full VRAM. I've played plenty of games on a GTX 460 1GB and honestly many of them ran more smoothly at 1080p than my 7950 does (drivers).
Yea, I can tell you when I moved from a Q9550 @3.8Ghz to a 2600K it was like night and day on my gaming rig. I had 2x 5850's in CF and felt like I should be getting better performance so I made the switch and it paid off. I've got 2x 2500k's and they are really good chips. I have them both clocked at 4.7ghz on good air unit. EDIT: I'm with everybody else.. for the money get a ib 3570k Unless of course you can get a 2500k dirt cheap like $100 Microcenter was offering
I am still running my Q6600 and have a new 2500K. The old quad makes a good system, but I can tell you there is a big boost from the new chip. The 2500k has carried on the Q6600's mantel of being the best quad core for the money.
Thanks for all the replies guys. The only reason I figure that my cpu is bottlenecking is because a friend of mine has the exact same GPU as I do but his setup includes an i7 2600k and 8 gigs of ddr3. The reason I'm going for a 2500k is cause a guy at work wants to sell his for $120. He's been using it for a few months and just bought an i7 2600k cause he's really into video encoding. About my ram, its a mixture of Nanya, Corsair, and Crucial. I'm currently using 2 x 2gb and 2x 1gb. I use a Samsung 28" 1080p monitor so I've done my research on video memory. I found out (by swapping with 2 gig cards) that I honestly don't benefit a whole lot from the 2gb vram option. It's give or take a few frames. Most people say that they can get by with just 1 gig for 1080p anyways. I should also point out that FC3 runs great on ultra, for the most part getting 45-50 frames throughout except for when it comes to towns or cities. I've tested this recently and saw that my GPU usage goes from 99 to 45 while the cpu is pegged at the same percentage. Like I mentioned before, it doesn't change with different graphical settings. I get around 25-30 in villages regardless of ultra/high/med/low.
The village areas would be a lot more CPU intensive than running through the island jungle areas. Didn't think it would be than CPU intensive that an overclocked Q6600 would struggle with it. Either way, the 2500K is a great CPU and a big jump in performance compared to the Q6600. For instance, video conversion from VOB to AVI through AutoGK. Q6600 1hr14min i5 2500K 20min
i5 2500K is the best CPU Intel has released since the C2D E8xxx, IMO. Stroooooooong performance, nice prices and overclocks like a beast! Put it in a good Z77 MB, set it to something around 4.2~4.4 GHz (my i5 is rock stable at 4.2 Ghz undervolted), and you will see huge improvements over your current system. PS. HD 6950 is still a very nice card, and 1GB of vram is not the best option, but still works nice. You will get much more impact swapping your platform. Exchange your current card for another 6950 with 2 GB is a a waste of money, and a better card would increase your bottleneck even more.
Do it, you will see a BIG improvement even if you only change the CPU(and of course the Motherboard too) I played Metro 2033 back then with a Q8200 2.4 Ghz + HD 5850 around 20-30 FPS. I upgraded to i7-2600k, OC'ed it, and replaced my HD 5850 with a HD 6870(which have similar performance) and the FPS jumped to around 40-60 FPS
I went from a Q6600@4ghz to a 2500k@5ghz and the difference is literally night and day. Even in simple tasks it just blows the Q6600 away. Gaming is a whole new beast as well!
Seeing as GTA IV is not only poorly coded and buggy with most cards (least of all the 6950 due to driver support, or lack of), but will use about 950mb - 1.1GB of vRAM @ 1680x1050 with everything on max and Draw Distance @ only 60, I see no reason why full 1080 and a draw distance maxed out (100 without mods) won't use up-to 1.5GB. If you are unaware of this or think otherwise then you obviously haven't experienced the goodness (or not) or GTA on a PC. Far Cry 3 is a slightly different story.... its a new game so drivers are still pretty lame in supporting it with any form of correct optimization and that should be taken into seriously consideration when attempting to play this title. Also, the recommended cards to play this game maxed out are either a GTX680 or 7970, for all effects and glory enabled. If you chose to add further enhancements such as AA or AF to these two games the issue will get even worse and frame rate will suffer heavily. Also, for the record, I think an upgrade to another, more modern CPU/mobo/RAM IS worth doing, at some point..... however, I see a bigger potential issue with the 1GB of graphics memory and the games you(OP) are wanting to play, you're native resolution and the in game quality you choose to play at. Have you considered a "lower end" setup from AMD or Intel (FX6xx/i3) instead of the more expensive i5 range? It will be faster than your current setup by a far margin and will allow more "wiggle room" once you to sell your current card and allow you to get an upgrade in the graphical department too.... a more well rounded system is always more useful, certainly one that wont have only 1GB of vRAM that is rapidly becoming too little for 1920x1080 (has been for a while IMO). End note: 1GB is simply not enough for GTA and Far Cry 3 on "Ultra" for various reasons.
So I thought I'd provide some closure to this thread. I ended up buying the i5 2500k for $120 and the difference is ridiculous. I thew in an Asus P8Z68 mobo with 8 gigs of Vengeance 1600 ram and I have to say, I couldn't be happier. I got at least a 30 - 50% jump in performance in almost every game I played. I swapped out my 6950 (1GB) with my friend's 6950 (2GB) and honestly didn't see any change. This was all at max settings with AF at 16x and AA on 2x for some games. I could really care less about AA, I never use it anyways. There was about a 1 - 2 frame difference with Gta IV with the minimum frame rate at 43. This is with as many texture packs/traffic mods as I could find. There was no frame rate difference with Crysis 1 using all Hi res texture/foliage texture packs. I'm sure if I knocked up the resolution to 1440p or turned up anti-aliasing I would require more video memory but everyone I have asked has stated that 1GB is enough for 1080p. Besides, the card does great with pretty much anything I need it to do and the tests the ran didn't show much reason to change anything video card related either. Just wanted thank you guys for all your help and input for my build. I'll try to contribute more to the forums from now on


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I don't believe I've ever read a book, watched a television show, a movie, or even had a conversation about raising children that didn't involve or suggest "maternal guilt." If it wasn't spoken, it was intended to be said, and if nobody blamed a mom outright for whatever was wrong, it is always implied. (more…)


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During the holiday season, people's thoughts turn to home, and that's the chefs' mission in this new episode's elimination challenge: creating dishes that remind them of their own homes. First, though, they must get through a quickfire challenge involving coffee. Actor Anthony Mackie is the guest judge in "Like Mama Made."
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Russell (Ted Danson) and the team are on the case when a company's extravagant holiday party -- complete with live reindeer and real snow -- is the scene of a murder. Elisabeth Shue, Paul Guilfoyle, George Eads and Jorja Fox also star in the new episode "The Lost Reindeer."
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The identity of Cordelia's (Sarah Paulson) attacker is revealed. Fiona (Jessica Lange) considers forming an alliance with Marie Laveau (Angela Bassett). Nan (Jamie Brewer) picks up some unsettling information about Luke's (Alexander Dreymon) past in the new episode "Head."
Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Music Tale
The Grammy winner and Season 1 "American Idol" victor stars in a musical special loosely based on Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," in which she learns some lessons about the meaning of the holiday. Expect to see some special guest stars and hear songs from her sixth studio album and first Christmas release, "Wrapped in Red."
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The Senate Finance Committee begins hearings today on health care reform, an issue that's certain to dominate the Congressional agenda in the months ahead.
Right now there is a lot of bipartisan talk about health care reform, but let's face it - there really isn't that much common ground politically between the two parties on the details.
Today Senators will hear from a wide array people, as major insurers like Aetna and Blue Cross Blue Shield will give their views on the issue of reform.
Also there will be industry groups like the American Hospital Association. Doctors and nurses will be represented as well.
President Obama has laid out eight main goals for health care reform, which include making coverage more affordable, universal coverage for all, improving patient care and long term fiscal sustainability for the health care system.
Some estimates are that guaranteeing coverage for all Americans could cost well over $1.5 trillion for just ten years.
The talk of big sums of money like that is sure to lead to partisan divisions even before we get to the details of what health reform would look like.
Democrats still aren't in agreement on the best way to move major health care reforms. Some want to include it as part of the budget, the so-called "reconciliation" process.
But here's the down side on that - the Democratic budget is only a five year plan. Why is that important?
Because it means that any changes in health care policy made under budget reconciliation would then only last for five years.
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Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's prepared statement on 22 May was the epitome of even-handed non-committal drafting (Federal Reserve 2013b) but the mention of "stepping down" and "in the next few meetings" in the discussion sent a shiver through financial markets worldwide.
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According to many economists, monetary policy played a central role in exacerbating the severity of the global financial crisis of 2007-09.
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The Taylor rule has undoubtedly influenced the debate about monetary policy over the last 20 years. But has it directly influenced monetary policy? According to a survey by Kahn (2012), the answer seems to be that it has. The transcripts from the Federal Open Market Committee meetings include several references to the rule.
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Jewish Baby Names: A Passover menu of Yiddish names
In commemoration of Passover, nameberry's own Nephele looks into the history of Yiddish names, and offers some of her favorites–as well as the chance to have one of your own.
Yiddish names have a rich history, rooted in an older generation of Jewish people belonging to the Ashkenazic (from Germany and Eastern Europe) community. The Yiddish language evolved during medieval times from High German (influenced by Hebrew and some eastern European languages), and the word "Yiddish" itself literally means "Jewish." Genealogists familiar with old U.S. Federal Census records will have noticed many a census record where the census taker recorded an immigrant's language as being "Jewish" when it more properly should have been recorded as "Yiddish."
While many fondly associate Yiddish names with their beloved grandparents and great-grandparents, Yiddish is nonetheless making a comeback. California's San Francisco Bay area is home to Der Bay, a widely circulated Anglo-Yiddish newsletter of events, and such movies as Fiddler on the Roof and the animated An American Tail (both featuring Yiddish-named characters) are fondly familiar to mainstream America.
Accounting for the many spelling variations of Yiddish names is the fact that Yiddish is a language written in Hebrew letters, which then may be transliterated into the letters of the Roman alphabet for English language readers and speakers. In Yiddish names, "creative spellings" (a frequent complaint on Internet baby name discussion boards) are not only common, but necessary!
Here are some Yiddish names (with their variations) worth considering:
BIELKA, BIELKE — "beautiful, white."
BLIMA, BLUMA — "flower."
BREINDEL –"brunette."
CHANI– derived from Chanah, Hannah, mother of the prophet Samuel in the Bible.
DAVRUSHA –" form of Deborah, the Biblical prophetess and judge.
FREIDEL– "joy."
HINDA, HINDE – "hind, doe."
HODEL — form of Hadassah, the Hebrew name of the heroine Esther in the Bible.
KAILA, KAYLA, KEILA – possibly from the Hebrew Kelila: "crown."
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Visitors to the Flower Fairy Names nameberry message boards have recently been treated to personalized anagrams of their names by Nephele, who's turned ordinary appellations into charming, creative names worthy of flower fairies and elves. Here, she writes about the Flower Fairy legacy and names.
It's certainly no news to names enthusiasts that flowers and herbs can be a great source for inspired baby-naming. Familiar flower names such as Jasmine, Lily, and Rose are perennial favorites. Less familiar flower names such as Celandine and Tansy also make lovely choices.
Such names inspired poet and artist, Cicely Mary Barker (1895-1973) for her classic series of little books titled The Flower Fairies. Barker illustrated, with accompanying poems, the beloved flowers of her English countryside and gardens, personifying them as fanciful fairy-children.
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In a time when many universities are facing budget cuts and enrollment caps, Trine's student population is growing. Spring 2011 enrollment has increased more than 5 percent compared to spring 2010, and Trine's School of Professional Studies, which caters to the needs of adult students, has grown by more than 12 percent in just one year.
Goplin attributes Trine's growth to a myriad of factors — from updated facilities and increased housing options to the school's reputation for challenging academic programs and improved student retention.
"This is a truly significant increase," Goplin said. "These numbers tell us that we are retaining our students and Trine has what they want. We will continue to meet our students' needs and provide them with rigorous and challenging academic program to make sure every student will be a competitive force in the job market."