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Its practical features include a reversible door for added convenience, adjustable thermostat control and a full-width coated wire shelf that can slide out to create more space for tall bottles. This freezer's temperature can reach as low as 0 ºF.
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The Haier HUM013EA can hold up to 39 pounds of frozen food, which makes it great for additional freezer spaceSlide Out Shelf:
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Wen Jiabao Holds Talks with Polish Prime Minister Tusk
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On April 25, 2012, visiting Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao held talks with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Warsaw. Both sides reached important consensus on deepening the strategic partnership between their countries. Since the establishment of diplomatic ties, China and Poland have always understood and supported each other on major issues concerning each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and have respected each other's choice of development path, although the two countries and the world at large have changed significantly, Wen said. The friendly feelings between both peoples remain unchanged. Noting that the international political, economic and security situations are undergoing profound changes, he said China highly values Poland's development potential and its influence on European and international affairs. China is ready to strengthen high-level contacts and enhance cooperation in various fields with Poland to push forward the China-Poland strategic partnership, he added. China, he said, agrees to establish a regular meeting mechanism between the two countries' prime ministers so as to enhance political mutual trust and strategic communications. Meanwhile, China endorses the creation of an inter-governmental commission to coordinate bilateral collaboration in various areas and the formulation of medium- and long-term plans for economic and trade cooperation, he added. Both sides should identify priority areas of cooperation and major projects. The two sides should also take vigorous steps to promote balanced trade growth and double their trade within five years, he said. Wen also suggested that the two countries set up a steering committee for industrial cooperation and boost collaboration in investment, infrastructure, new energy and high technology. The Chinese premier urged the two sides to promote exchanges on culture, education, tourism and youth and at sub-national levels so as to deepen mutual understanding and friendship. China highly appreciates the preparations Poland has made for the upcoming leaders' meeting and trade forum between China and central and eastern European countries. He reaffirmed that China is willing to keep close cooperation with Poland and other countries concerned to open a new chapter of friendly cooperation between China and central and eastern Europe. Tusk, for his part, extended welcome for Wen's visit, which, he said, is of great significance and has far-reaching influence. He said that Poland and China respect each other's choice of development path and have strong desires for strengthening bilateral cooperation. While pointing out that the Poland-China relationship is at its highest level in history, the Polish prime minister said he fully agrees with the measures proposed by Wen on strengthening bilateral relations. Poland, he said, is willing to further promote political dialogue with China and give play to the leading role of the regular meeting mechanism between the two countries' prime ministers in promoting bilateral ties. He urged both sides to encourage their businesses to expand mutual investment, facilitate two-way trade and explore cooperation in such new areas as energy and finance. Active measures should also be taken to expand people-to-people and sub-national exchanges. Poland is also willing to fully tap its influence and advantages to make positive contributions to strengthening mutual understanding and cooperation between China and central and eastern Europe as well as the broader Europe-China relations, said Tusk. After their talks, the two attended the signing ceremony for some cooperation documents between the two countries and held a joint press conference. Prior to the talks, Tusk held a grand welcome ceremony for Wen. On the same day, Premier Wen laid a wreath at the tomb of unknown soldier of Poland. |


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I am connecting to an arbitrary FTP server, such as ftp.freebsd.org. The initial response of the server is "220 Welcome to freebsd.isc.org.". If I just read the data without looping, the string prints out fine.
Would the solution of this be to put a timeout on the socket or something? Why isn't read() returning 0?
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I have been wanting to make this offshore trip on my jet ski for a couple of years, it finally all came together.
I departed very early from Messick boat ramp in Poquoson Va. and went over to Salt Ponds Marina in Hampton where I met up with Capt. Pete and Zach of Rock Hound Fishing Charters. I have known Pete for a couple of years and he offered to let me "Buddy Boat/Mothership" with him for a deep drop trip to Norfolk Canyon. Pete carried the extra fuel I needed to get back and some gear.
We ran non stop 92 miles, I transferred fuel while running ( I have a 12 gallon external tank that is plumed to fuel pump) and still had half a tank on arrival.
We dropped our lines in 350 feet of water and caught several Blueline Tilefish and Sea Bass. Later we fished in 650 feet and caught some Barrel fish but no Golden Tile. Man, that is a lot of Crankin!
Later we stopped at some lobster buoys and picked up a couple baler Mahi.
We were going to finish the day off at a couple of Wrecks but unfortunately the Rock Hound struck something submerged and bent a prop. Happened while still 65 miles out. Pete decided not to stop and fish anymore because he could only make 14 miles an hour and was going to be a long trip back.
When we got 45 miles from getting back, I topped off and ran the rest of the way back to Poquoson on my jet ski alone. It took an hour and a half.
I put my ski on the trailer, went home for a hot shower and a cup of coffee. I then drove to Hampton and met up the Rock Hound Crew as they were pulling into Salt Ponds Marina.
I still had 10 gallons left in my ski and 10 gallons on the charter boat. I burned a total of 40 gallons for the 220 miles that I covered.
Had following 3-4 footers going and head/port seas at 3-4 coming back.
This is the furthest I have traveled offshore and the most miles I have done in one day on my jet ski. It was a blast but trying, over 12 hours of holding on and fishing made for a good night sleep!
Thanks Capt. Pete Esgro, mate Zach and crew for letting me follow the Rock Hound to the fish!
Here are a couple pictures I took while out. The last two are short videos.
Here is my Spot GPS tracker trail path.
Here is a short video of stopping for a couple baler Mahi. Click on picture.
And lastly one of me running behind the Rockhound. Click on picture.
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I am pretty hard to impress when it comes to mascaras. I was excited to try this one because the bottle looks amazing, and because I just love trying mascaras anyway. I have short, fragile and thin lashes, so it's hard to find a product that does it for me (and trust me, I have tried a bunch). This mascara gave me a little volume, and a little length and curl at the first application. I put three ...read morecoats in order to get the look that I wanted, which is usually better than average, because with most mascaras I have to put on coat, after coat, after coat. But this one only three. After a few hours of wear, I didn't notice that it had smudges of anything of the sort (as I have pretty oily skin and that's the usual case with me and other mascaras), so I was pretty pleased. Although not a favorite, I would buy again. — 1 year, 9 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 3 people said helpful
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4:40pm Friday 12th October 2012 in News By Paul Broome
A DEVELOPER is being sought to transform one of Hereford's ugliest eyesores - the former Campions restaurant.
The old restaurant next to the city's Greyfriars Bridge has been empty since closing in the 1990s, often attracting anti-social behaviour.
Just before Christmas last year permission was granted to demolish the building and replace it with 14 apartments over five floors. The site would be on stilts because of flood risk next to the River Wye.
City estate agency Russell, Baldwin and Bright is now overseeing the sale of the site.
A guide price of £900,000 will buy a developer the land and associated planning permission.
The development is also set to boast a hi-tech advance warning system alerting residents to move their cars should flood waters advance.
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Heirloom - Midway
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I am amazed that this little gem stuck away in Midway doesn't have a line outside every night. My wife and I have been there at least 20 times by ourselves and with friends and each time the food quality and service have more than met our expectations. Of course, we have developed some favorites, but it has never missed a beat no matter what we eat and we do try new items. Go, enjoy and see if I am not correct.
My husband and I were celebrating our third anniversary and chose Heirloom from the Internet. I can honestly say the food was some of the best we have ever had. We travel extensively and are particular about our dining experiences and we were blown away. The atmosphere was beautiful. The server was soo friendly and attentive and the food was out of this world. We we so impressed and we will be back often. Our server even added a anniversary message in chocolate on our dessert plate!!! Above and beyond all our expectations
We always enjoy dinner at Heirloom. We have never been disappointed with the food and drive 25 minutes to dine there.
Every time we eat at Heirloom we love it more. The crab cakes are better than you'll get at the shore; the salads are incredible, created and dressed to perfection; the entrees....Aahh!...I had the red snapper and pork belly (don't laugh, it's the Nirvana of bacon) and it was sooooo good! I wanted to lay on the floor and scream! It's against Heirloom's ethics to stock a bad wine. If you love excellent, really magnificently accomplished food in an atmosphere as comfortable as your favorite friends home (the wait staff is wonderful, knowledgeable and friendly, not pretentious) make reservations, NOW, to eat at Heirloom. Bravo!
The food was wonderful and the server was kind and efficient.
We had the fish and chips for lunch and the execution was flawless. Homemade tartar: handout fries. The prices were higher than what we would pay for a similar meal in Louisville.
We dined at Heirloom for my wife's birthday, and our trip through a storm from Lexington was well worth our meal at the restaurant. The filet that I ordered was cooked to perfection, and the red snapper special was excellent as well. This is likely our favorite restaurant for lunch or dinner in the Bluegrass Region. We HIGHLY recommend Heirloom if you are in the area!
We loved the food and friendly, professional service at this restaurant. Each dish featured, unique, complex combinations of flavors and textures, with each flavor being discernable but not overwhelming. Each dinner begins with a beautiful, warm, divinely textured, homemade brioche. I had the pork shoulder with vanilla parsnips. I would never have thought that such a pairing would be palatable, but it was so delicious, I had to exclaim with every bite. The pork sausage appetizer was also outstanding. My husband loved his chicken liver appetizer, but said the cappellini entree was good, but a little under-seasoned. We did not have dessert, because we were so satisfied!
This was our first visit to Heirloom--we will definitely return!! Our meals were beautifully presented and absolutely delicious! The only thing we would change is the noise level. It was difficult to have a conversation without raising our voices. That is the only reason we could not give it 5 stars. The food deserves 10 stars!!
Outstanding food, excellent service and all done with a touch of class.
We love Heirloom and this was our first time to have lunch there. The Mary burger was great and the fried chicken was excellent. Very enjoyable and worth a trip from Lexington.
The food was very good but the amount served was very small for the price. I realize that it is a gourmet resturant but you should still serve enough food to leave your customers satisfied when they leave. Two of us had two entr'ees aand two dishes of ice cream and the bill came to $75.63 without tip. I've eaten here before and do not remember this being a problem. Will probably eat here again but not as often.
This is one of my favorite places to dine and I view it a gem in Central Kentucky. The flavors of the dishes i've had are always delightul, delightful.
Great food and great service. Unusually different - pleasant. Must go to place.
We live in Midway on a farm nearby, we have been going to the restaurant for years and have done private parties there! Mark continues to produce wonderful food! There isn't a restaurant in Lexington or Frankfort that compares only i Louisville can you find equal or better dining
Absolutely delicious! Service was terrific, server very knowledgeable and her recommendations were spot on. We will definitely go again (and again). Well worth the short scenic drive to Midway
Top notch beef tenderloin...I would go no more and medium.
Reservation was so easy to make online. Hospitality was excellent and the food delicious!
This was our second visit to this restaurant and we were once again very pleased with our dinner.
We have heard raves about Heirloom for a while now and finally decided to try it. Had to wait 30 min for a table...even with reservations. We entered and were told to have a seat at the bar even tho the restaurant was only 1/4 full then had to remind them we were there... The waitress couldn't speak above a whisper, but was prompt bringing dishes and refilling drinks, etc... The food was fantastic! Very good! We did not have one complaint about the food. This is a small restaurant and the noise level is quite loud. This restaurant is expensive, but I highly recommend.. I would not try to squeeze this one in before a show, ballgame, etc....without taking this into consideration. It takes a while to eat there.
Excellent food in a quaint environment. The chicken dish that I got was great, as was my dining companion's duck entree. Salads were terrific--heirloom tomato salad with proscuitto and a watermelon-fig salad. Dessert was good. Could have been a 5 star dining experience if things had gone a little smoother from the get-go. We had a reservation but our table was not available when we arrived and we had to wait 30 mins to be seated. There was not really a suitable place to wait inside given that the bar area was already quite crowded. It was a lovely summer evening, so waiting outside was really not a problem. Staff apologized for the wait and gave us a complimentary dessert, which was a nice touch. Highly recommend this gem.
The Heirl;oom is an has excellent food on a rather limited menu. all four of us ordered different dishes...all were wonderful, especially the burgers. dessert were outstandingly delicious... the service was excellent!!..waitress was attentive and unobtrusives
We chose "Heirloom" for a farewell lunch for a dear longtime friend. The staff was wonderfully considerate; the food was spectacular. They don't rush you; plenty of time for conversation (and digestion!) between one course and another. Several in our group are hard of hearing, so we very much appreciated the absence of background music. A perfect place to relax over a superb meal with friends.
This was our 20+ time at Heirloom and we brought friends who were visiting from Florida. Because of the severe that storms we had the on the 31st of August there were some road closures and Heirloom called us to warn us to avoid certain roads. THAT IS SERVICE! Although the menu is small the options are all first class. Portion sizes are correct (don't expect a 32oz steak) but a choice of fish, duck, chicken liver ravioli and more gives you a real 5 star selection. Everything from appetizers to desserts is cooked to order. Our server, Beau, was as always spot on without any pushing. Both chefs came out to talk with us. Not even the rain that was still coming down when we left could not spoil the success of the dinner.
There were 4 of us, our food was fantastic and the service was great. Great find in this cute little town!!
Mary burger was very messy & good and the peach, pistachio, raspberry sorbet dessert was amazing!!!
Every time I have been to Heirloom it has been wonderful. The food is AMAZING. My husband and I took my parents and they loved it. This restaurant is better than any in Lexington.
Do try this place. Only concern was slow arrival of the entree so we had to skip dessert to make our curtain time.
We have made the drive over to Midway from Louisville for lunch at Heirloom 3 or 4 times this summer. On two occasions, we took out-of-town guests for a drive through horse country. They enjoyed the drive, but they couldn't stop talking about lunch. We have had an excellent meal each time and will be headed back soon with a group of friends for dinner. Can't wait.
Post Keeneland race days are made special by stopping in at Heirloom. This past visit was our best ever. And that is saying a lot. Each dish and each course was prepared perfectly even as the night was surely the most hectic of the year with folks in town from around the region and around the world. Heirloom is a must stop for anyone visiting the Bluegrass. It is a gem for those of us who live here.
My wife is a great cook and we are both fine food lovers. A friend recommended that we dine at Heirloom during a mini-vacation in the Lexington area. The experience was wonderful start to finish. We were seated promptly. There was excitement in the air from the various conversations and good times people were having. As my wife tried to decide on the right wine for the meal, the wait staff brought three samples from which we chose the wine we had with our meals. My crab cake appetizer and filet entree were both superb, cooked to perfection and enhanced with delicious sauces. My wife was equally pleased with her beet salad and then tuna entree. We had a wonderful time and left thinking we had had one of the 10 best meals we had ever had.
fantastic food from appetizer through desert. Delicious as well as great presentation. curteous and knowledgable server
After a hectic day shoppoing, we were ready for a good dinner. From appetizers, salads, main courses & deserts, each dish was impeccably assembled, cooked, dressed & delivered. The chicken liver appetizer is chicken livers to die for and the Berkshire Sausage appetizer is pork-fat heaven that even Emeril Lagasse would love. Everyone's entree was cooked perfectly and was assembled in a manner that was pleasing, but could not surpass the wonderful melange of flavors that subtly carressed the taste buds. This is not the first time we've dined at Heirloom and came away equally as impressed as we were most recently. This is a gem of a restaurant that no one could be disapointed to visit and dine.
Since I live in Louisville don't get to Heirloom often. The duck breast and confit wasn't on the menu Thursday so the whole party had steak. A beet salad with goat cheese was a perfect start. This, with a bottle of Chianti Classico, made for an unforgettable dinner- as I have come to expect with this extraordinary restaurant.
This is our very favorite area restaurant. We have friends who drive 60 miles to eat here often. The chef is an expert with local and seasonal foods. Don't miss this great place! (Chicken livers, hamburger, spinach salad, lemon dessert - just a few of our favorites.)
This was our 3rd trip in as many months and our expectations are always exceeded. We've taken guests each time and our selection has been applauded unanimously. My wife is stuck on the tenderloin while I've tried 3 different dishes. The food and the presentation have been exceptional.
My husband and I visit Midway often and Heirloom is our #1 choice for dinner, or for having a few drinks and appetizers. Their chicken liver appetizer is absolutely one of the best! The meals are slightly larger than a normal size, so bring your appetite! The food is always 5-star, the service staff are very friendly and will leave you alone when you are eating or enjoying your friends' company. The entire restaurant is a bright spot hidden off the main path of Lexington! I would suggest always calling ahead for reservations - just in case. There is a cute little patio area on the front sidewalk as well. We typically call for reservations, or make them online, and have never had to wait more than a minute or so. Highly recommend!
I loved this place. 1000 points lured me in, but I will be back, points or no points. Great food, great service, great atmosphere. Very small town out of the way place, I short drive off the interstate. I was passing through looking for a place to stop for dinner and I'm so glad I took the short side trip to discover Heirloom.
We took friends from out of town. One year ago....and trip they insisted on going back to heirloom again since we were staying so close and going to Keeneland. We were not disappointed! It was wonderful and great service. WE WILL RETURN.
Quaint, Fantastic Food and Great Service......what more could you ask for? Heirloom is situated between the quaint setting of many interesting shops! The "Mary Burger" and the Crab Cake sandwich were wonderful for lunch!
My husband and I decided to drive to Midway from Louisville after I read reviews about Heirloom. I really enjoyed my fried chicken but what surprised me the most was my husband's reaction to their burger. He said it was without a doubt the best hamburger he had ever eaten. He rarely gives such high praise and considers himself a foodie. He liked it so much that he is taking his parents who are visiting from Missouri this week to have them try the burger. Otherwise everything was good about our visit. The food came out a little slow for lunch so I'm not sure how dinner would go, but if you are not in a hurry it won't be a big deal. We will definitely visit again.
Heirlooms is my most favorite restaurant in the area and always my pick for special occasions. Bo is the best and everyone is always very friendly and welcoming!
Shared a warm spinach salad and a crab cake with my 95 year-old mom. Both tasted terrific, and were very generous in size. Nice mix of textures and flavors. I ordered the sea bass for my mom and I had rack of lamb. Again, both were scrumptious, well prepared with interesting accompaniments. Again, the textures were varied and flavors were very nice. Wine suggestions were helpful. We topped off the meal with the molten chocolate cake and coffee, again delicious. The restaurant was full and moderately noisy. The restaurant could have used one more server, as our waiter seemed hard-pressed to manage all of his tables. Although the service was fine, the sense that the waiter was rushed was somewhat contagious.
As usual, food and service was impecible. great deserts
We took a group of 9 to the Woodford Distillery, then to lunch at the wonderful Heirloom at Midway. We were so glad we had reservations. We saw several people turned away who did not have reservations. The food was excellent. We shall return!!
Heirloom consistently delivers some of the most flavorful, innovative food around this area. I always love what I get.
We often enjoy trying the specials. I had the pork entre special - pork tenderloin wrapped in prosciutto and pork belly on an apple puree and topped with fennel. It was exceptional! And I tried one of the new dessert items called something like "caramel popcorn, which was also very good (ice cream with peanuts, caramel sauce, chocolate wafer and a caramel powder with flavor that exploded in your mouth. There are often unexpected and excellent menu items at Heirloom. And there is always a wonderful menu with a number of favorite entres.
This was a fabulous meal! An adorable town setting outside of Lexington--who would have expected this much sophistication? Our server was able to describe every ingrediant in every meal we asked about (and we asked a LOT!). Menu changes seasonally which is such a bonus! Wine list was excellent, the food was truly out of this world. We were in the area doing the Bourbon Trail; I was hesitant at first to book this dinner simply because if was in a small town--but what an adorable town it is! The 4 of us are from the NYC area so we are no strangers to excellent food, wine, service and setting. This ranks as one of the best meals any of us have had from apps straight through dessert! After you eat plan for a stroll up and down Main Street!
We ate at Heirloom for the first time just a month ago and happily found a way to return on our way from Indiana to Virginia. Excited second trips to a restaurant can often be disappointing but this meal was every bit as fabulous as the first one.
We ate at Heirloom a couple years ago - had very small portions for a very large price - bad experience. I thought I'd try them again because everyone deserves a second chance. Another couple went with us this time, and we all enjoyed our dining experience. We started with the chicken livers, beet salad, and a bottle of Monkey Business. Three of us had the ahi tuna special, and the other diner had the monk fish. We all enjoyed our entrees, and there was a good portion of tuna in our dinners. The prices are still a bit steep, but the portions were better.


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To whom it may concern, here is the truth….
To whom it may concern:
I would like to set the public record straight as to the dealings of last night.
First, thank you so much for coming and being a part of it. I spent so much time preparing for this night, making the cds, making sure all looked well, slide show, lights (with the help and generosity of JThor Productions), promoting and having a lengthy sound check to make sure all works. Technical things aside, I was just excited as all hell to put out another cd and play a show in my home town because it always feels good.
I have been battling what seems to be the flu this whole week and although I though I'd be ok, I apparently wasn't.
So, to set the record straight, NO I did not get drunk,wasted,sloshed or blazed. I was sick. My voice was gone during soundcheck but then started to come back during our first acoustic set, and by the last song my arm from the elbow down all the way to the tips of my fingers cramped ( which is why I stopped playing ) and my vocal cords felt like they were strung on so tight they would snap. EmergenC, flu meds, and a lost voice was my combination for disaster.
To recap: I was not drunk, or intoxicated. I was sick and still am, which is why I walked back stage and cried. This was the first show I have never finished and I am so so sorry. I feel like I've failed you guys, but there was no way for me to finish.
Thank you again for coming out, and if you didn't get a chance to grab an EP, they are still for sale here on our website under the store tab.
I hope last night was not a discouragement to coming to my shows in the future. I hope I'm allowed a bad night and a sick day in this industry.
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Biographies - on people in American history.
Inventions - great resource about inventors and their inventions.
Xpeditions - filled with lesson plans and ideas about geography and earth science.
Volcanos - talks about different types of volcanos and minerals.
Relying on the simple premise "Pick 3, spend 50, save your local economy," The 3/50 Project exploded onto the national stage as a way to help brick and mortar businesses reclaim consumer dollars in a positive, effective manner.
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Now that we're moved in, and you've attended some children's programs...what do you think?
Which programs would you like to continue?
If you're looking for a book to read or recommend and all that's coming to mind are "classic" youth and YA books, here are some contemporary books that you might like!
In our First Five (F5) collection, a great section to look for books for your babies in is the Rhymes & Songs glade (dark blue labels).
Before babies can understand our spoken words, nursery rhymes help demonstrate the rhythms, patterns and sounds of our speech to them. By sharing nursery rhymes with your baby, you will be helping them build pre-literacy skills. As they grow, learning the rhymes themselves will help them expand their vocabuary, learn number skills and give them confidence to express themselves through speech.
Another benefit to using nursery rhymes are that the books and stanzas are short so you can share them in bits and pieces. That will come especially in handy when your baby becomes a toddler and can't sit still for very long!
Some of my favorites from this section are:
If You're Happy and You Know It by Jane Cabrera | |
Knock At The Door And Other Baby Action Rhymes by Kay Chorao | |
Here Comes Mother Goose by Iona Archibald Opie | |
Tomie DePaola's Mother Goose by Tomi DePaola |
Topics to be presented:
Parenting in Tough Times – presented by Susan Jasko, LCSW, Child Guidance Center
Keeping Relationships Strong – presented by Elisabeth Tullis Schneider, LMFT, Family Centers/Center for HOPE
Getting Your Needs Met – presented by Moira Rizzo, LMFT, Darien Family & Youth Options
Resources in the Community – presented by Marina Thomas, Person-to-Person, and Olive Hauser, Director of Darien Social Services
We will provide a handout of resources available at the Library. Refreshments will be served.
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Youtube videos are everywhere, but how can you be sure you won't come across something with questionable content? Try Totlol! This new sub-site of YouTube is a parent moderated video community aimed at kids under the age of 13. There are videos about music, phonics, classic cartoons, even some cool series like Signing Time where you can learn sign language! The selection is huge and if you like, you can participate too by creating a free account, creating your own playlist. The site has gotten some good reviews from ReadWriteWeb and Wired Magazine. Find our more information about how it works here and see if you'd like to join in!
Other Online Video Alternatives:
Sesame Street also shares videos on their site and you can never get enough Elmo! Check out all the fun videos about reading!
blip.tv is where our library shares videos like Opening Day and time lapse videos of it being built. See what it looked like one year ago this month!
Vimeo has fun videos like Bob Shea's Dinosaur vs. Bedtime (a personal favorite book of mine!)
Dinosaur vs. Bedtime from bob shea on Vimeo.
Kids have a natural love of music. They love to dance, shake and explore sounds and movement. Like with so many things in their lives, music is much more fun when it is shared with the grownups and siblings in their lives! Music can help focus their attention, music can lift their spirits and research shows that music can help make them smarter!
Many researchers believe that the earlier kids are exposed to music, the more their sponge-like brains absorb and respond to tones. In Early Literacy research, this is beneficial to their pre-literacy development and is known as Phonological Awareness. There are lots of ways you can help build this skill in and with your child including:
Good Kids music is not something that is easy to find. A lot of the albums are hit or miss with quality and enjoyableness for the grownups who have to listen to it too. We read a blog called Kids Music that Rocks and are introduced to lots of new artists and albums through there. Kiera wrote a piece a while back with links to some of her favorites from our collection like Elizabeth Mitchell, They Might be Giants and the Terrible Twos. To her list, I'd to add some World Music presented by Putumayo (Kids):
Reggae Playground | Folk Playground | African Playground |
And now I leave you with some fun music from Feist from a guest appearance on Sesame Street. Have fun listening to music with your little one!!!
Babies learn through their senses. Ever wonder how a baby can be so fascinated with an object? They are exploring the texture, color, shape and even taste of the things they come in contact with. Just like with words (the more you expose them to, the more they absorb) play is an essential part of your child's development. They don't just learn about the objects however. They are learning important concepts like cause and effect; when they touch the rattle, it makes a noise. And boy do they like to move! Just watch this short video of a baby at play (note: the adults were edited out of the video for streamlined baby adorableness).
Baby Steps: A Guide to Your Child's Social, Physical, Mental and emotional Development in the First Two Years by Claire Kopp |
Baby Minds: Brain Building Games Your Baby Will Love by Linda Acredolo, PhD and Susan Goodwyn, PhD | |
Games to Play with Babies by Jackie Silberg |
125 Brain Games for Babies: Simple Games to Promote Early Brain Development by Jackie Silberg |
If you're the parent of a reluctant reader, fear not! There are many things you can do to encourage a lifelong love of reading without resorting to bribery.
I'll be blogging Reluctant Reader Tips (check out Tip #1) over the course of the next few weeks. Here's Tip #2:
Almost all kids like things that are funny, silly, and gross. Especially if reading feels like a chore, having a laugh-out-loud book can help reinforce the idea that reading can be fun (gasp!).
Alright, so high-brow and sophisticated Captain Underpants is NOT. But, it certainly has phenomenal appeal for young boys- and that interest can be just the spark needed to transition into more sophisticated chapter books.
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Amman Towy neighbourhood policing team
- Howie Davies
PC Howie Davies resides within the community of the Towy valley and has conducted his duties predominately within Carmarthenshire, which offers the opportunity and advantage to understand the needs and concerns, including language, of those who reside within the Towy section.
- Inspector Paul Williams
Inspector Paul Williams joined Dyfed-Powys Police in June 1991. He was originally stationed at Llanelli before transferring to Llwynhendy. He was promoted to Sergeant in Ammanford in 1996, where he served for several years before he transferred back to the Llanelli area. In 2001 he became the Divisional Training Officer for Carmarthenshire, and then qualified to the rank of Inspector. He was promoted to Lampeter as Section Inspector in 2004 before coming back to Carmarthenshire in 2006. He covered the Human Resources role in Carmarthenshire as Temporary Chief Inspector before starting in Ammanford as Neighbourhood Policing Inspector in 2008. His favourite aspects of the role are helping people and making a difference to the community.
- Sergeant Darren Moore
Sergeant Darren Moore joined Dyfed-Powys Police in September 1997. He was originally stationed at Brecon before transferring to Ystradgynlais.He then transferred to Llanelli during which time he served as a beat officer, roads policing, armed response and public protection.He was promoted to Sergeant and undertook a custody supervision role before moving to Ammanford response. In 2012 he took up the role of Neighbourhood/Response Sergeant at Crosshands.This role is a new challenge for him and he is committed to make a difference to the communities he serves..
- Sergeant Kerry Scoberg
Sergeant Kerry Scoberg 381 is from the village of Pontlliw in Swansea. He is married with three children. He joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 1994, where his first posting was to Llanelli Town. He was promoted to Sergeant in 2001. Kerry went on to work as a Supervisor on the Offender Management Team. He was also the Evidential Review Officer for all criminal files forwarded to the Crown Prosecution Service. Kerry is now the local Sergeant for the Ammanford Neighborhood Policing Team and is looking forward to working closely with the community and the relevant partner agencies.
- PC Vernon Thomas
PC Vernon Thomas is the Neighbourhood Police Officer for Llandeilo in the Towy section and has spent fourteen years in the Police Force. He says, "I have been brought up in Llandeilo and I feel that this makes me sympathetic to the needs and expectations of the community."
- PC Sarah Yelland-Davies
PC Sarah Yelland-Davies is from Llandeilo and joined Dyfed Powys Police in August 2003 where she was posted to Llanelli as a frontline officer. In 2007 she was selected to work in the rural station of Llandeilo and in 2008 transferred onto the Neighbourhood policing team at Ammanford. Sarah covers the West section which includes Llandybie, Saron, Capel Hendre, Penybanc and Tycroes. Sarah has a strong working relationship with partnership agencies and hopes to continue resolving issues that matter to the local communities.
- PC Stephen Morris
PC Stephen Morris was born and bred in Tycroes, Ammanford. He joined the Police service in 2001 having served previously as a Special Constable for 5 years. He says, "Having lived in Tycroes for most of my life I feel that I have an in depth knowledge and understanding of what matters most to the local community. I have also enjoyed several years playing rugby for Llandybie, which has also enabled me to build a large network of key community contacts. My aim is to continue to work in partnership with other agencies to tackle the issues that matter most to our communities."
- PC Tony Davies
PC Tony Davies joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 1985 and has been stationed in Crosshands since 2003. He took up the role as a neighbouring police officer in March 2008.
- PC Wyn Davies
PC Wyn Davies joined Dyfed-Powys Police in June 1995 and has been stationed in Ammanford and Crosshands. He took up his current role as a neighbourhood policing officer in January 2007.
- PC Lawrence Holcombe
PC Lawrence Holcombe is originally from Llanelli and joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 2009 where he was stationed in Cardigan. He is now stationed at Ammanford where he has responsibility for the Quarter Bach ward. He is a keen rugby player and plays for Felinfoel Rugby Club and is a Scarlets supporter. He looks forward to making an impact in the Ammanford area and will look to tackle local issues.
- PC Matthew Harries
PC Matthew Harries is from Llanelli and joined Dyfed Powys police in 2010 where he was stationed in Brecon. Mathew is now stationed in Ammanford and covers the town, Pontaman, Tirydail, Bonllwyn, Betws and Pantyffynon. He is looking forward to Working with the community, partner agencies and becoming more involved in local issues.
- PC Julie McWilliams
WPC 725 Julie McWilliams is from the Ammanford area. She is married, has two children and three grandchildren. She joined the Dyfed Powys Police in 1993, where her first posting was to Ystradgynlais. In 1997 she moved to Llandeilo where she remained until 2011, when she came to Ammanford as a response officer. In 2013 she joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team at Ammanford where she is responsible for Ammanford Town, Pontamman, Betws, Tirydail, Bonllwyn and Pontamman. She is looking forward to working with the community, partner agencies and becoming more involved in local issues.
- PCSO Stephen Griffiths
PCSO Stephen Griffiths was as a hospital porter for seventeen years, before joining Dyfed-Powys Police in January 2007. He is enjoying the new challenge of working in Llandovery.
- PCSO Roger Anthony
Roger Anthony is a native of Tycroes. He joined the Dyfed-Powys Police Cadets in 1970 at the age of 16 and in 1973 as a Constable. He has served 35 years in the police service as a Constable and Sergeant, and after retiring rejoined the force as a Police Community Support Officer.
- PCSO Sharee Treharne
PCSO Sharee Treharne joined Dyfed-Powys Police in November 2004 as a clerical officer within the Admin Section in the Criminal Justice Unit. She joined as a PCSO in March 2009 and is stationed in Ammanford covering the town, Pontaman, Tirydail, Bonllwyn, Betws and Pantyffynon. Sharee's hobbies are playing hockey and netball and she has represented the two sports for the county in the past. She also plays hockey and netball for Dyfed-Powys Police. On a daily basis she supports front-line policing, and engages with members of the public with the purpose of reassuring them with the police presence
- PCSO Alan Davies
PCSO Alan Davies has worked for Dyfed-Powys Police as a PCSO since October 2006. Previously he served for the Royal Air Force and more recently worked in retail. He was born and brought up in the Gwendraeth valley. He says, "Working as a PCSO I want to contribute to the policing of neighbourhoods in the area through highly visible patrol with the purpose of reassuring the public."
- PCSO Hannah Jones
PCSO Hannah Jones is from Ystradgynlais and has been in Dyfed-Powys Police since March 2010. She is based at Ammanford police station and covers Glanamman, Garnant, Brynamman and the surrounding areas. She says "I am thoroughly enjoying every aspect of my job and am currently learning to speak Welsh. High-visibility patrol will be my main priority, encouraging links with the local community and making people feel safe."
- PCSO Jade Miller
PCSO Jade Miller studied police sciences and was a special constable with South Wales Police for 18 months.
- PCSO Ryan Howells
PCSO Ryan Howells joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 2003 as a clerical officer within the Central Ticket Office in the Criminal Justice Unit. In June 2009 Ryan then became an Incident Handler/Dispatcher within the Operations Room, HQ where he worked before joining as a PCSO in November 2011. Ryan is stationed at Ammanford Police station as part of the Amman Neighbourhood Policing Team.
- PCSO Sophie Lambert
Sophie Lambert joined Dyfed-Powys Police in September 2008 as a special constable, she then went onto become a Police Community Support officer in February 2012. She is currently covering Ammanford town centre, where she will continue to serve the local community and resolve local issues.
- PCSO Arwyn Rees
Arwyn Rees is a local resident from Ammanford who joined Dyfed Powys Police in January 1999 posted in Ammanford as a Traffic Warden. In November 1999 he became a Counter Clerk at the front counter based in Ammanford Police Station until November 2009 where he then became a Customer Service Advisor based in Carmarthen. I am looking forward to return to the Ammanford area as a PCSO to once again serve the Community of the area.
- PCSO Shaun Davies
Shaun Davies served in the Royal Navy for seven years before starting his current role as a PCSO in 2012. PCSO Davies said "I am hoping to make a difference in the community by providing a high visibility policing service dealing with local issues by working closely with the community and partner agencies. If anyone has any queries then please do not hesitate to contact me."
- PCSO Louise Lewis
I joined Dyfed Powys Police in March 2010 and started my career in Pembrokeshire. I then transferred to Llandeilo in April 2012. Prior to joining as a PCSO I travelled and worked in America. I am now doing the job I have always wanted to do, and I'm enjoying every minute. I enjoy the challenge of having something different to do every day, working with partners, community organisations and the general public in identifying local issues and tackling them in order to help create a safe and confident community.
- PCSO Nia Humphreys
PCSO Nia Humphreys is a local resident who joined Dyfed-Powys police in October 2012 and is stationed in Ammanford, covering Quarter bach and Glanamman/Garnant. I am looking forward to working with the community and identifying local issues, if anyone has any concerns then please do not hesitate to contact me.
- PCSO Rhys Howells
PCSO Rhys Howells 8149 joined Dyfed Powys Police Force in June 2013. He has recently graduated from Aberystwyth University as a BSc in Business Information Technology. "I am looking forward to serving the community of Cross Hands and dealing with local issues hands on."
About this neighbourhood
Llandeilo / Llandovery, Ammanford Town, Pontamman and Betws, Llandybie, Tycroes, Saron, Capel Hendre and Penybanc, Glanamman and Garnant, Quarter Bach, Crosshands
The force responsible for policing and crime prevention in this area is Dyfed-Powys Police.
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Upcoming events
When: 10th December 2013, 11.00am
Where: Llandybie Memorial Hall
Every Tuesday morning.
When: 10th December 2013, 3.00pm
Where: Saron Primary School
Every Tuesday. (During Term Time)
PACT Quarter Bach
When: 10th December 2013, 6.00pm
Where: The Black Mountain Centre, Cwmgarw Road
PACT (Partnerships and Communities Together) Meetings, Second Tuesday each month.Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) gives you the chance to influence local policing priorities in the area.
Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) Meeting
When: 10th December 2013, 6.30pm
Where: Gwynfryn Hall, Rhodfa Frank, Ammanford
Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) gives you the chance to influence what happens in your neighbourhood.This means that your Neighbourhood Policing Team will:Publicise how to get in touch with them.Find out what the local issues are that make people feel unsafe in their neighbourhood and ask them in order of priority.Decide with partners and local people what should be done to deal with those priorities and work with them to deliver the solutions.Let people know what is being done and find out if they are satisfied with the results.
Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) Meeting
When: 10th December 2013, 6.30pm
Where: Gwynfryn Hall, Rhodfa Frank, Ammanford
Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) gives you the chance to influence what happens in your neighbourhood.This means that your Neighbourhood Policing Team will:Publicise how to get in touch with them.Find out what the local issues are that make people feel unsafe in their neighbourhood and ask them in order of priority.Decide with partners and local people what should be done to deal with those priorities and work with them to deliver the solutions.Let people know what is being done and find out if they are satisfied with the results.
When: 11th December 2013, 11.00am
Where: Community Office, 2 Banc Y Ddraenen, Capel Hendre
Every Wednesday morning.
When: 11th December 2013, 3.00pm
Where: Ocean Blue Fish Bar, Tycroes
Every Wednesday afternoon 'Cuppa with a Copper'.
Llandybie PACT
When: 11th December 2013, 6.30pm
Where: Llandybie Memorial Hall
PACT (Partnerships and Communities Together) Meetings on the 2nd Wednesday of every month.
When: 12th December 2013, 11.00am
Where: 'Caffi'r Pentre' Llandybie
Every Thursday morning 'Cuppa with a Copper'.
When: 12th December 2013, 3.00pm
Where: Llandybie Primary School
Every Thursday afternoon. (During Term Time)
When: 13th December 2013, 3.00pm
Where: Tycroes Primary School
Every Friday afternoon. (During Term Time)
Carmel Surgery
When: 17th December 2013, 9.30am
Where: Carmel (Village Hall)
On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month.
Nantgaredig Surgery
When: 17th December 2013, 11.00am
Where: Nantgaredig (outside CP School)
On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month.
Brechfa Surgery
When: 17th December 2013, 12.30pm
Where: Brechfa (Village Hall)
On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month.
Llanfynydd Surgery
When: 17th December 2013, 3.30pm
Where: Llanfynydd (at the Church)
On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month.
Cilycwm Surgery
When: 18th December 2013, 9.00am
Where: Cilycwm (outside the church)
On the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month.
Llangadog surgery
When: 18th December 2013, 10.30am
Where: Llangadog (in the post office)
On the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month.
Rhandirmwyn Surgery
When: 18th December 2013, 2.00pm
Where: Rhandirmwyn (in the shop)
On the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month.
Cynghordy Surgery
When: 18th December 2013, 3.30pm
Where: Cynghordy (outside the school)
On the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month.
Pontyberem Surgery
When: 25th December 2013, 10.00am
Where: Caffi Cynnes, Pontyberem
Last Wednesday of each month.
Crosshands Surgery
When: 26th December 2013, 2.00pm
Where: Co-op coffee shop
Last Thursday of the month.
Neighbourhood Meeting Cross Hands
When: 26th December 2013, 7.00pm
Where: Cross Hands Public Hall
On the last Thursday of every month
Tumble Surgery
When: 2nd January 2014, 11.00am
Where: Tumble Hall, Tumble.
FirstThursday of each month.
Pact Glanamman & Garnant
When: 5th February 2014, 7.00pm
Where: Bro Ryan Hall, Bro Ryan, Glanamman
PACT (Partnerships and Communities Together) Meetings, first Wednesday of each month at 7pm.Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) gives you the chance to influence local policing priorities in the area.
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The organic shots taste SO much better than their better known competitors, probably because they have "real" ingredients in them and no artificial sweeteners. Also, I don't feel jittery or crash like I do on the other product. It's like a natural high, and I have no trouble sleeping at night. Sometimes I take one right before I work out and it really helps me push it to the next level. Several health food stores in my area carry the organic energy shots, but I am surprised that they are a full dollar less in the store than they are online, even with free shipping. Great product though. The Lime Tangerine is my favorite.
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HARRISBURG, Ill.—A southern Illinois high school Spanish teacher is accused of pulling a gun on a woman in a McDonald's drive-thru lane.
WSIL-TV reports 61-year-old Larry Luna of Harrisburg was arrested Tuesday on two counts of aggravated assault with a weapon.
Harrisburg police say Luna was in his car in line outside a McDonald's when he began yelling at the woman placing an order in the vehicle in front of him.
Police say Luna brandished a gun when the woman stepped from her car.
Harrisburg schools superintendent Dennis Smith says administrators are waiting for the court case to play out.
Luna is free on bond. Online court records don't show whether he has an attorney. A message left Wednesday at Luna's home wasn't returned.
North Dakota school superintendent carried gun to school
North Dakota - AP - A school superintendent in North Dakota will resign after he says he took a gun to school to protect himself.
Tioga Superintendent D'Wayne Johnston said in an interview Wednesday that he brought the weapon to the high school on Oct. 2 because of a threat from a boy that resulted in the student's expulsion. Johnston says he should have instead asked for more help from police.
Johnston refused to go into detail about the threat but says the boy had previous discipline problems.
After several people saw the gun, Johnston acknowledged carrying it.
The school board accepted Johnston's resignation at an emergency meeting Friday. The resignation takes effect at the end of the school year.
District officials don't think the incident will result in any criminal charges against Johnston.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - An aide to Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones has resigned after leaving a loaded handgun in the basement of the state Capitol last month.
The gun belonging to Dave Evans was found Sept. 20 in a black, nylon holster on top of a toilet paper dispenser in a restroom. Police say Evans has a permit to carry concealed weapons.
The speaker's chief of staff, Tom Smith, confirmed Thursday that Evans resigned Sept. 27 as a legislative assistant to Jones. Smith says he was satisfied with the corrective actions Evans agreed to after the incident but that Evans thought it was best for himself and colleagues to step down.
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Police say the boy was found with the loaded gun in his backpack at McCluer South High School. Another student alerted school officials to the weapon. School officials also say the student was suspended and could face expulsion.
It appears the gun was stolen.
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No jury will be needed to convict a man of shooting a police officer in the face.
Evan Lockhart admitted Monday morning, to shooting Maryland Heights officer Joe Eaganin the face. The admission came shortly before jury selection was set to start. The shooting over two and a half years ago.
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The Post-Dispatch reports that the man cut lawns for his landlord. When the man didn't show up for work Saturday, the landlord went to the south St. Louis home that the family recently moved into and found the bodies.
The man's 26-year-old wife and 3-year-old child had been shot multiple times. Police didn't immediately release their names.
Police say the man had been charged in May with hitting his wife with a tire iron.
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The transaction that led to the guilty plea involved a different customer.
The U.S. attorney's office says Krystopher DiBella pleaded guilty Monday in Bridgeport to aiding and abetting the failure to make a proper entry on the form. Prosecutors and DiBella's lawyers have agreed to recommend three years of probation for the 25-year-old West Suffield resident.
DiBella worked at Riverview Gun Sales in East Windsor. The Associated Press has reported Nancy Lanza bought from Riverview a Bushmaster rifle used in the December shooting by her son. Adam Lanza killed his mother at their home and then 26 people and himself at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
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KSDK-TV reports that Chad Smith of Troy discovered Saturday that his Smith & Wesson pistol had been stolen. The gun had been handed down to him from his father.
Both Smith and his dad worked as pastors. Smith currently runs a ministry for troubled kids. He suspected one of them may have stolen the gun.
Smith posted a video offering forgiveness for the thief. Word spread through friends and strangers about the video.
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The investigation was conducted by the WAVE Task Force--which was assembled to combat violent crime in East St. Louis.
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The FX-8350 is a "Zambezi" "Tweaked" When its finally released, maybe it will be listed in CPU-Z as "Vishera" but i doubt it. Why should they lie about it? Its a "Zambezi" and that just shows that AMD does not care about dedicated desktop performance CPU's. The only thing that we could hope for, is for this to be the FX-8170 which i highly doubt. LOL Or maybe it really is the FX-8170 and they cancelled everything else for dedicated desktop cpus and they are just going to release it as "FX-8350". That validation was done at the original CPU-Z website. http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2508909
This is nonesense. Even the Engineering samples would state that its a Piledriver and not a Bulldozer. The Piledriver based CPU's will not be the 1st stepping or the 1st revision, at the very least they will be based on OR-C2 or OR-C3 revision/stepping seeing how Bulldozer was based on OR-B2, because B0 & B1 ran too hot.
Again its just a tweaked bulldozer and its not a fully fledged piledriver as in "trinity". They just added some features "instructions" from piledriver. "That's it"
your spreading no more then opinion and gossip, it would be nice if you stated so, instead of insissting its all fact and stop double posting, just amend your prior post. imho your wrong also
I know you have common sense because my common sense tells me AMD will do anything to prevent another Bulldozer disaster as some like to call it. Even 6 to 8 months before Bulldozers official launch, AMD was repairing/modifying/tweaking etc. Sections within Piledriver to ensure. Faster performance with less power draw. Your link to that so called FX-8350 is either bogus or a very early sample of Piledriver. At this time it's all SPECULATION, NOT FACTS. Talk to me when official benchmarks are released from credible sites, then we can discuss its positives & negatives versus Bulldozer. October is near
Yeah its near and you will soon find out that i was correct. And also before bulldozer released we had the same response as you are doing now. WE will see.
And if you happen to be wrong? In regards to my past posting about Bulldozer being super fast, brand spanking new design, well, I was going by what AMD's marketing department was telling everybody, not to mention their specially picked benchmarks. Bulldozer is still a great idea and an idea AMD needs to continue R&D in, but yes it was neither what we were told nor what everybody thought. Piledriver (2012 – 32nm) should be the 1st step in fine turning the design, with Steamroller (2013 – 28nm) actually getting physically modified, and Excavator (2014 – 22nm) being what AMD should have released with the title called "Bulldozer". Not much is known about Excavator, but you can easily speculate that it will further be physically modified for greater performance per watt. Some might claim that AMD should have prolonged the aging Phenom design by releasing Phenom III, just so they could have rectified Bulldozer's performance issues. Well, unfortunately for AMD that would have killed there stock price. So they went with it and despite it being what it is, Bulldozer has been selling very well. AMD Piledriver FX Processors, at Least 20% Faster than Bulldozer http://news.softpedia.com/news/AMD-...t-Least-20-Faster-than-Bulldozer-278535.shtml
Intel has been fine tuning core2 duo core2 quad for years and it did not hurt them one single bit. And don't say the same excuse that everyone uses that: "the aging Phenom design by releasing Phenom III" Just finally admit it that they have done a grave mistake. Edit: You know why Intel is so far ahead? Its not only about money, its because they execute better and they stick to what has been good for them and worked well. They did not come up with silly ideas like bulldozer. If AMD just stuck and continued to what has worked for them well, i can assure the performance would of been much more ahead to what it currently is.
No one cares what it is called, but that it works well. AMD doesn't seem to have this concept worked out yet. There is more speculation about speculation about a idea that someone on another forum typed cause they "know" someone, than is healthy. I believe we need chest waders to stay out of the crap that has been generated in this thread.
Then AMD would have been out of business by now. Remember, AMD is the innovator because they cannot afford to make a mistake. INTEL is that 800 pound monster that made many poor technology desicions in the past and got padded by there Multi-billions of $$$$.
lets keep it professional in here people or does the moderator have to come in and clean out more crap? Quote: Originally Posted by Goodman View Post They are now oc higher then 9Ghz... Anyhow real or not (all we see about it on the internet) i have to agree with AvonX Piledriver/Vishera won't be much improvement over Bulldozer I'll say about 10-15% max & probably not even 5% in some area's & all that because of higher clock speed so in another word probably slower then current Bulldozer at same clock speed... I don't rally care about it much anymore , anyways as i hardly play games since the past 5 years or so & even less since i got back into slot cars racing , now all i need is a cheap PC to surf the net & watch Movies/TV-Series heck my sig rig is capable of that and at that faster than an Atom CPU lmao. ive used an atom laptop and it couldnt handle xp let alone 7, even when plugged in.
They already are out of business and they already did "huge" mistakes, we will see how long APU's will last cause Intel is pushing very hard for low powered devices. All the latest news are from Intel: http://www.fudzilla.com/processors
Okay, these kind of posts can stop. They serve no use other than flamebaiting. I'm quite sure you have made your point several times in this thread, I see no reason for you to post in this thread any longer.
You're right Piledriver/Vishera will not be as "bad" as the first Bulldozer but it won't be a miracle performance either a little bit improvement here & there for a average 15% performance (all because of a much higher clock speed) & nothing more... Yeah! you're also right Intel waits for AMD to do the hard work & then "legally" copy their design in a lazy way...
You speak with past proven facts. AMD's been leading the innovation charge ever since the Athlon XP... Interesting QUOTE...
Really? BD was a Big let Down! and now they are trying to re-brand there crap BD as Pile driver? AMD is struggling to keep up that is plain and simple. It is more evident at there attempts to jack up the core speed rather than do any real work to the cores to make them competitive. Wake up AMD fanboys AMD is for AMD, NOT YOU!
Thank you for your opinion Now how about you go look up Steamroller by AMD, Anyhow to Vishera FX. One major change I read about w/ Piledriver over Bulldozer is the addition of 2 x MMX pipes to the FP Unit. It's rumoured to have solved most if not all bottlenecks within the FP.
I guess I am not really looking hard. I really do not see much of a remaking and revamping of the core tech so I see this as a BD not a PD.
Considering all the information that is out there is misinformation/lack of information there's nothing to base your assumptions on. Besides, you're not going to change anyone's mind. So... PD could be better, or it could not. That's what we actually know.


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Let's do the numbers: Tens of thousands of dollars in lawsuits, plus continued bad publicity for not taking care of a known problem, or $500 to fix each storm grate.
SPU is doing the right thing, and their report shows it. They're taking a systematic, responsible approach to managing these assets and addressing problems in the interest of roadway users' safety.
And it's not just a bike issue. Eroded surfaces around sunken storm grates are often indications of problems below, problems that would be very costly to fix if they're allowed to fester while we refuse to invest in fixing them. Anyone who has driven over a sunken storm grate, or swerved to avoid one, knows they can cause damage to a car's suspension. And your dental fillings.
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