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Books on Dyslexia
The BDA Online Shop offers a wide range of books on dyslexia.
Dyslexia – A Beginner's Guide, by Nicola Brunswick published by Oneworld Publications (ISBN 978-1-85168-845-2).
The Dyslexic Advantage: Unlocking the Hidden Potential of the Dyslexic Brain, by Brock Eide and Fernette Eide
published by Hay House UK Ltd. (ISBN 9781848506398]
Kindle edition at Amazon.. View sample on Google Books.
That's the way I think: Dyslexia and Dyspraxia Explained by David Grant, published by David Fulton Publishers (ISBN 1 84312 375 4).
How to detect and Manage Dyslexia by Philomena Ott, published by Heinemann
View sample on Google Books..
Dyslexia: How Would I Cope? by Michael Ryden, published by Jessica Kingsley (ISBN 185302385X).
Related Conditions
Dyslexia: Speech and Language edited by Margaret Snowling and Joy Stackhouse, published by Whurr (ISBN 1-86156-485-6).
Glue Ear: An Essential Guide for Teachers, Parents and Health Professionals by Lindsay Peer, published by David Fulton (ISBN 1-84312-352-5).
Developmental Dyspraxia by Madeleine Portwood, published by David Fulton (ISBN 1-85346-573-9).
Further Reading
In the Mind's Eye: Visual Thinkers - Gifted People with Dyslexia and Other Learning Difficulties by Thomas West, published by Prometheus Books (ISBN 9781591027003).
Proust and the Squid: The Story and the Science of the Reading Brain,
by Maryanne Wolf, published by Icon Books UK (ISBN 978 1 840468 67 0).
Look inside and audio book at Amazon..
Teaching the Brain to Read by Dr Duncan Milne, published by Smart Kids (ISBN 0958256136).
Grasping the Nettle by Dr Kate Saunders published and available through PATOSS (Teachers and Parents)
Dyslexia: A parents' guide to dyslexia, dyspraxia and other learning difficulties
by Valerie Muter and Helen Likierman, published by Vermilion (ISBN 978-0091923389).
Look inside at Amazon.
Understanding ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia & Dyspraxia by Professor Colin Terrell and Dr Terri Passenger, published by Family Doctor Books in Association with the British Medical Association. (ISBN-13: 978-1903474273)
Dyslexia: A Complete Guide for Parents by Gavin Reid, published by Wiley,
Kindle edition and look inside at Amazon.
Dyslexia: A Parent's Survival Guide, by Christine Ostler, published by Ammonite Books, (ISBN 9781903842072).
Firm Foundations: A Parent's Guide to the Skills Essential for Reading and Writing, by Clare Welsh and Lynn Fallaize, published by Barrington Stoke (ISBN: 9781842993002).
Seven Ways to Help your Child with Reading by Barbara Geere (ISBN 0-9512271-0-6).
Seven Ways to Help your Child with Maths by Barbara Geere (ISBN 0-9512271-1-4).
Prepare Your Child for Success in Maths by Sarah Wedderburn, published by Unicorn Publishing.
Kindle e-book from Amazon.
Take Time: Movement Exercises for Parents, Teachers and Therapists of Children with Difficulties in Speaking, Reading, Writing and Spelling by Mary Nash-Wortham and Jean Hunt, published by Robinswood Press, (ISBN 9781869981587).
101 Ways to Get your Child to Read (Quick Read) by Patience Thomson, published by Barrington Stoke (ISBN 1842996711).
Dyslexia : A Teenager's Guide, by Sylvia Moody published by Random House
Look inside at Amazon.
Explaining Dyslexia to Young Children
Back to Front and Upside Down (Suitable 5-7 yrs) by Claire Alexander, published by Gullane Children's Books. (ISBN 9781862338425).
So you think you've got problems by Rosalind Birkett, published by Egon Publishers Ltd. (ISBN 0905858859).
Brian Has Dyslexia (Suitable 5 yrs +) by Jenny Leigh, published by Healthy Books (ISBN 9781902463544).
Dyslexia: Talking it Through (Suitable for 8-11 yrs) by Althea Braithwaite, published by Happy Cat Books (ISBN 1903285550).
My name is (Brain) Brian by Jenny Betancourt, published by Scholastic Paperbacks (US)
Look inside at Amazon.
Study Skills
Study Skills and Dyslexia in the Secondary School: A Practical Approach
by Marion Griffiths published by David Fulton, (ISBN 1-85346-790-1).
Look inside at Amazon..
Study Skills: A Pupil's Survival Guide, by Christine Ostler, published by Ammonite Books, (ISBN 186986610X).
The Study Skills Handbook, by Stella Cottrell, published by Palgrave Macmillan,(ISBN 9780230573055).
Download sample chapter at Palgrave Macmillan
Download mp3 and pdf samples and other useful topics at Palgrave Macmillan.
Study skills for Dyslexic Students by Sandra Hargreaves, published by Sage(ISBN: 978-1412936095).
Look inside at Amazon. The inside view says a CD with the book text in Word files is included with the book.
Advanced Study Skills: A Student's Survival Guide, by Christine Ostler, published by SEN Marketing (ISBN 9781903842072).
Pocket Study Skills series, published by Palgrave Macmillan.
The Buzan Study Skills Handbook by Tony Buzan, published by BBC Active(ISBN 978 1 4066 12073).
Look inside at Amazon.
Get Ahead - Mind-Map your way to Success by Vanda North and Tony Buzan, published by Buzan (ISBN: 1874374007).
For Teachers
Overcoming Dyslexia – A practical Handbook for the Classroom by Hilary Broomfield and Margaret Combley (ISBN 1861562586).
Teaching children with Dyslexia by Philomena Ott, published by Routledge (ISBN 0 415 32454 8).
Kindle edition, with look inside. Look inside print copy at Amazon.
See sample pages, chapters of Google e-book.
Removing Dyslexia as a Barrier to Achievement: The Dyslexia Friendly Schools Toolkit, by Neil MacKay and Gavin Reid, SEN Marketing (ISBN 190385205-6).
Dyslexia and Inclusion: Classroom Approaches for Assessment, Teaching and Learning by Gavin Reid, published by David Fulton/Nasen (ISBN: 978-1-84312-361-3).
Look inside at Amazon. Preview sample of Google e-book.
100 Ideas for Supporting Pupils with Dyslexia by Gavin Reid, published by Continuum, (ISBN: 978-0826493989).
Kindle edition and look inside at Amazon.
EbooksePub and PDf at Book Depository..
The Dyslexia Friendly Primary School: A Practical Guide for Teachers, by Barbara Pavey, published by Sage (ISBN 978-1412910309).
Look inside at Amazon.
Preview sample of Google e-book.
Dyslexia in Secondary School: a Practical Handbook, by Jenny Cogan and Mary Flecker, published by Whurr (ISBN 1-8156-272-1).
Dyslexia in Context Research: Policy and Practice, edited by Reid and Fawcett (for learners studying SpLd at level 3 or above), published by Whurr (ISBN 1-86156-426-0).
Look inside at Amazon.
Table of Contents and free introductions to each part at Wiley.
Some helpful guidance on choosing books on Dyscalculia
Mathematics for Dyslexics, including Dyscalculia, by Chinn & Ashcroft, published by Wiley (ISBN 0-470-02692-8).
Search inside at Google Books.
The Trouble with Maths, by Steve Chinn, published by Routledge,
Look inside Kindle version at Amazon.
Search inside e-book at Google Books.
More Trouble with Maths by Steve Chinn, published by Routledge-Falmer 2012, ISBN 0 415 67010-4.
Dealing with Dyscalculia:Sum Hope, by Steve Chinn, published by Souvenir Press (ISBN: 9780285637986).
What to do when you can't.. series by Steve Chinn, published by Egon Publishers Ltd.
Dyscalculia Guidance: Helping Pupils with Specific Learning Difficulties in Maths
by Brian Butterworth, published by nferNelson,(ISBN 0-708701152-9).
Look inside at Amazon.
Teaching Maths to Pupils with Different Learning Styles by Tandi Clausen‐May
published by Paul Chapman (ISBN 4129 0556 0/9).
Look inside at Amazon.
Working with Dyscalculia by Anne Henderson, Melanie Brough and Felipe Came, from Learning Works (ISBN: 9780953105526).
The Dyscalculia Toolkit: Supporting Learning Difficulties in Maths (Book &
CD-Rom) by Ronit Bird, published by Paul Chapman (ISBN 978-1-4129-4).
Look inside at Amazon.
Overcoming Difficulties with Number: Supporting Dyscalculia and Students who Struggle with Maths (Book & CD) by Ronit Bird, published by Sage, ISBN-10: 1848607113
Dyscalculia Assessment, by Jane Emeron and Patricia Babtie, published by Continuum Books(ISBN 97781441140852)
Early years support
Before Alpha: Learning Games for Under 5s. by Beve Hornsby, published by Souvenir Press Ltd. ISBN 978-0285633278
Dyslexia in the Early Years: A practical guide to teaching and learning by Dimitra Hartas, published by Routledge ISBN 978-0-415-34500-2


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Rep. Opsommer, having reserved the right to explain his protest against the passage of House Bill No. 6752, made the following statement:
"Mr. Speaker and members of the House:
While I agree that how we fund our transportation infrastructure is critically important, this is part of a package of bills that have been brought forth this evening that have been substituted and/or amended in a manner that has not been shared with the House as a whole. In some cases, it has become evident after the fact that they are being substituted in a manner so that they actually have the opposite of the initial purpose of the bill. As such, I can not vote on a bill without knowing its true content, and I wish to thank Rep. Vagnozzi for pointing out that the majority of members are being asked to vote on these bills without knowing what they accomplish.
Before we can consider raising gas taxes, registration fees, or other hardships onto Michigan's citizens it is important that we first ensure that the equivalent of all gas tax monies be spent on road funding, and that the road funding money we generate is not being diverted for other purposes. For that reason I am in support of my bills that would create the Priority Now! Transportation fund, HB 6520, HB 6521, and HJR NNN to establish a baseline for how much transportation money we currently should be using."
Awesome, must be some more of those jobs that PEBO is going to "create".
Quit building trendy crap that nobody is going to use with money that you guys steal from us. Detroit needs LOWER taxes and more real jobs "created" by private business that will be here for awhile.
Its the future for Michigan and the USA.
VIABLE Public transportation will end up making or breaking a country and its economy.
Europe is FAR ahead of the USA and we need to move forward on this. FAST as possible.
TrueBlue: Good!! Its the future for Michigan and the USA. VIABLE Public transportation will end up making or breaking a country and its economy. Europe is FAR ahead of the USA and we need to move forward on this. FAST as possible.
It's not the future, it's another bloated government make work project. If it can support itself then I'm all for it. One of these boondoggles on the west coast costs so much that it would have been much cheaper to just buy all the riders a new Cadillac.
As for europe, they have tiny little countries with all the people squashed in together. Maybe it makes sense there but I doubt it. Don't believe the hype, everything "europe" isn't so great. I work with many germans and they never go back once they're here, seems they don't want a 1000 sq. ft. apartment when they can have a 2400 sq. ft. home in the burbs. Most of them don't have anything good to say about the public transportation either. You know not of what you speak.
Michpatriot:You know not of what you speak.
Typical republican thinking. Either you are a liar, or you really believe the crap you spew.
In either case........thats just ONE of the reasons repubs........lost.
So you must be a liar, as the German public transportation system is a major acheivement and something of which the Germans are proud of. And should be.
German immigration is not something that is even an issue yet you would have us believe it is. Pfft.
Obviously you've never been further than the wal-mart in your little hamlet, so leave the analysis to others.
TrueBlue: Michpatriot:You know not of what you speak. Typical republican thinking. Either you are a liar, or you really believe the crap you spew. In either case........thats just ONE of the reasons repubs........lost. So you must be a liar, as the German public transportation system is a major acheivement and something of which the Germans are proud of. And should be. German immigration is not something that is even an issue yet you would have us believe it is. Pfft. Obviously you've never been further than the wal-mart in your little hamlet, so leave the analysis to others.
you are standing in a state that was built on german and polish imigration, yet you don't think it's an issue.
once again, your abrasive personality comes through loud and clear. you scoff at what you don't know about, and what you don't know about would fill volumes. the germans have the distinction of being the only people who drove their economy and their nation to ruin twice in the same century..there was a point where the citizens carried around wheelbarrow loads of money just to buy bread.
remember, the famous AUTOBAHN you are so proud of was MOSTLY built by slave labor from concentration camps that several of your ilk say didn't exist.
the city i used to live in, new orleans, had a top notch public transportation system, including a hundred plus year old street car system, busses, ferry boats, and horse drawn carriages.
it didn't stop the unemployment rate from topping out at fifty two percent. and that's with other counties just BLOCKS away getting in the low teens. it didn't stop the welfare rate from topping out at over fifty five percentm with the most bustling entertainment and tourist business in the country right in the hip pocket.
it also didn't stop the murder rate from being consistantly in the top three, usually after detroit and D.C..
now, what do you think that a streecar system will accomplish in a city that is losing the nations largest industry?
michigan constitution, article 1. Sec. 6.
Every person has a right to keep and bear arms for the defense of himself and the state.
keep your powder dry.
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote." Bovard 1994
dear trueblue.
asking me to leave only makes me post more. you should know that. you obviously don't.
now, insulting me causes me to remind you that you were educated by the worst school system in the country, which shows in your post when you get excited. your level of education shows up every time you spout the liberal leftist pablum that you have been fed your entire life.
you also ASSUME way too much to be an intelligent man.
now, while we are taking liberties with assumptions, you are probably, based on your leftist leanings a UNION MAN.
that means you are smart enough to pay some poor slob a goodly portion of your paycheck to elect democrats. i'm sure that you were told that your union dues were going to such things as insurance, but, as i'm sure you'll find out soon, you have been lied to.
now, i'm also sure that you think that universal healthcare is a GOOD THING, even without looking at canada, england, australia, germany, and the communist bloc countries. now, if you think that, after looking objectively at those places, then you deserve the lack of care you will get from them as opposed to the lack of healthcare you have now.
by the way, why don't unions step up and save the auto industry?
i'll tell you why, because they can't. they financed TWO national campaigns, and an "afta-pawww-tayyy" for the president.
now, why don't you show some of YOUR intelligence, and instead of simply AVOIDING questions, try answering them honestly, and accurately.
but no... you couldn't do that, now could you???
have a nice day... till we converse again.
Hey Mr. Cajun,
Why are you trying to confuse this blue boy with facts? If he ever sees the truth it will take away all my fun. It doesn't get much better than going to lefty town and poking them with sticks.
SOMEBODY has got to do it... it may as well be me.
you don't have to worry about him seeing the facts, we could smack him across the face with them and he wouldn't know it.
i must admit, it is rather fun yanking his chain, isn't it?
let's hope his party lives up to all the hype and rhetoric... because the rest of us are watching very carefully.
i personally am STILL waiting to be blown away by our esteemed governor. i guess i'll just have to be patient a LOT longer.
by the way, trueblue.
you still haven't answered the question of what a city like detroit, which is losing the largest industry in the world, is going to do with a streetcar system?
what good will it do?
are busses not good enough?
where will the people of detroit go? obviously NOT to school. obviously NOT to work. perhaps they will all go to the welfare lines.
perhaps the gang bangers will use the streetcar to deal drugs around the city, as opposed to stealing cars. perhaps they will stage their "drive-by" shootings out the window of the streetcar.
i wonder how long it will be before the taxpayers are asked to shell out even more dollars to give the poor and unfortunate detroiters unlimited streecar passes on the public dole.
if detroit wants a streetcar, let detroit follow the lead of new orleans, and san francisco, and pay for it themselves.
now, i don't know where YOU learned anything about city planning, (i'm not even sure you ever DID learn anything about city planning) but it helps to have someplace to go BEFORE you build a train that goes there. even then, it helps to have a REASON TO GO THERE.
as usual, trueblue will ignore that which he knows nothing about, like answering questions.
he cannot use any canned rhetoric in this situation, as the liberals and socialists have none.
detroit is a failed experiment in socialism paid for by the automobile industry.
imagine how much less cars would cost if we wouldn't have to pay union dues and demands.
I sure missed poking the liberal with the truth stick. Had a few travel days getting home from our Christmas vacation. Now it's back to work in the evil non union private sector that allows me such extravagances. Just wanted to say hi and keep up the good work, looks like blue boys is on the run. Once again you have proven that it's hard to lose an argument when armed with facts.
thanks and welcome back.
it's amazing what you can get a liberal to admit to when you get them riled up.
trueblue/truefalse voted REPUBLICAN as a protest vote that the dumbocrats put up a woman and a black muslim for his vote.
he thinks that the american medical association and the american bar association are UNIONS.
next he thinks that uber-liberal and myself are the same person. we MIGHT use the same computer occasionally at the coffee shop, but we are DEFINATELY not the same person. wait till you see how confused he gets when Fr. Manny gets back from europe.
he definately shows typical leftist question phobia, and a severe love of his rhetoric, which he doesn't, obviously, truly believe.
i can't wait to see what the dipweed comes up with next. stay tuned, it should be terribly funny.
crazycajun: trueblue/truefalse voted REPUBLICAN as a protest vote that the dumbocrats put up a woman and a black muslim for his vote.
You are an intentional liar or you cant read. The reason for my protest vote AGAINST obama was explained when I really didnt even have to. (As you are not a person of any consequence)
You have nothing to say. Have no facts and your assinine name calling such as "dumbocrats" confirms your standing in the community.
In other words the type of person you are is clear, even on a blog.
You are a hinderance to this blog and to society in general. I am sure many no longer "play" with you because your ignorance and deception is overtly obvious.
And I agree with the many private messages sent to me by the users here that have had the misfortune of your distractions longer than I have, as I have not been here long.
You certainly cant stay focused. This thread is about transportation, you post lies & distraction.
Simply, you are not worth the time.
Check your "powder", its wet !
wow, true/false...
it's amazing that you have recieved messages about me from people who don't have the guts to post them here. unless you are referring to >carrot-top<, in which case all you would have to do is listen carefully, as you are him too. i guess the policy forcing the use of sign on names has kept the riff-raff from posting.
you certainly sound bitter about this defection thing, as you keep bringing it up as a TENDER SUBJECT. you shoud have thought of that BEFORE you pulled the lever.
and by the way, i CAN read, and i CAN understand that there are very few things that would cause a supposed died in the wool socialist to vote against his party, and racisism/sexism is at the top of that list. now you, as a supposed died in the wool socialist, would never admit to being racist or sexist, but your actions speak for you.
now, you profess that the government knows all, and is looking out for your personal welfare, or at least SHOULD BE. but you QUIT WORKING FOR THE GOVERNMENT (left the army) and went back to private life. you also *** incessantly about government abuses while, in the next breath advocate that the government provide universal health care. it already DOES provide universal health care to it's veterans, but you aren't happy with the way that is handled, so you think that all of us should be given that same level of service.
i don't see any facts about transportation in your post, nor do i see the answer to the questions i have raised. i DO see you calling ME names, so i do the same thing to you. turnabout IS fair, isn't it?
i used FACTS YOU SUPPLIED against you, and you don't like it. why don't you PROVIDE SOME FACTS THAT I CAN'T USE AGAINST YOU? because you can't.
now, i know that you and other's of your ilk, sometimes referred to as the TROLL PATROL, don't like me because i speak my mind and bring a damper to your liberal love fest, but i don't care.
i know that you would like it if i quit posting here, but i don't care.
i know that you firmly believe in the socialist agenda, that is until the instant you enter the voting booth. yes, i'm throwing that back in your face, live with it.
you have been a busy little beaver on this site, but i have answered all your posts. take a moment to read them, then try to learn something from them.
and most of all...
have a nice day... dipweed.
Had I known you were a child with a childs mind in the first place I would not have been so hard on you.
I recommend you go over to "teen chat" where you will be more at home.
please prove your last statement with verifiable facts.
besides, why on earth would i EVER follow YOUR STUPID RECOMMENDATIONS????
i'd sooner ask you for hair advice. NOOOOOOOTTTT!!!!!
by the way, what does your stupidity have to do with detroit street cars?
absolutely nothing... just another distraction... because you can't/won't STAY ON POINT.
now, please tell me what good a streetcar is going to do for detroit once the 'big three' shut down?
To me this is another form of dictationship. House Bill 6752 (Authorize Detroit "light rail" or streetcar system ). Where is the voice of the people? Here in Highland Park I think that its a waste of tax payers dollars to break up Woodward Avenue to run a trans system up and down Woodward. From Tennyson (South) to Six Mile Rd (North). The people who voted to put our so-called State & Senator in Lansing was brain damaged, due to the fact that neither one has spoken up for the community, and they are in the game to destory not to help. This is a outrage to ask the State to give state road tax money to disrespect the Citizens here in Highland Park. We are one small (2.9 sq mile) City that is the heart of Detroit, and we have outsiders invading our City to take it over like it was back in the 1940s. Our City is 98% Black, but we have Blacks who are selling out to people who do not mean any good to Highland Park. So what if the vote was 70 in favor, and 36 opposed the Community did not have the rights to have a say so or vote. I am against light rail coming through the City of Highland Park, and my organization The Community Movement in Highland Park is prepared to do battle to stop this private people's invasion. Another historical item of interest is in the 1950s there was Streetcars running up & down Woodward until this so-called Urban Renewal was created, and now 50 years later here come light rail & streetcars again? Thanks for messing up Woodward Ave.
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jmarshall Wrote:It's not ideal as not everything is shared exactly as you may wish, but give it a go and let us know how it goes (I suggest starting with confluence).
Well I definitely gave it a try. Hopefully I did something wrong, because the results weren't that great.
Sitting room XBMC with the specs in my signature. I went into Settings and enabled the uPnP stuff.
Then in my bedroom, I have an HP Pavilion dv5 or whatnot. It plays things nice enough, no problem. I do a lot of my XBMC testing on here before I do it to the sitting room bit, that way I don't mess things up. So I know it's well capable of playing this stuff. Default skin, nothing extra going on.
On the laptop, I went to video and added the uPnP share. It saw the sitting room machine right away, which was very cool. It let me choose between Music Video and Videos.
From there was a tree like Movies, Recently Added, Tv Shows and a couple others.
I selected Movies, from which it went to Actors, titles, etc. From here I just selected OK and let it refresh.
It didn't actually create a library. I could access the files from "video", but none of the .nfo information was present. The only way I could tell which films were in the presently connected drive was that they had a filesize. But there was nothing. Worse yet, the films buffered loads. Now, that's probably my local network - but I'm not sure why it would do that when I can stream from the laptop to ps3 using (i think) uPnP with not a single stutter.
There wasn't as much stuttering with TV Shows - but the interface and navigation, basically not library mode, made it far from desirable.
Did I miss a step? Should I be able to get library mode through uPnP?
I like managing my database with XBMC as well and would prefer not to use windows media server or any of the other things, as I really like XBMC. All I do is use EMM-R to create the .nfo files, but that's just because I like the concept of the .nfos and found the process fun.


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Volume 40 No. 12 Your hometown newspaper Thursday, March 23,2000 © 2000 Press.-Republican Newspapers Press-Republican photo by Steve Bittinger Future ballerina Six-year-old Emily Van Dolah takes part in the New Ballet class that is offered by the Huntley Park District. Van Dolah is practicing, along with the class, for their dance recital which will be held June 10.There are about 75 people, children through adults, who are involved in the ballet classes offered at the Park District. Village studies creation of regional emergency service dispatch system by Deborah Niemann The Huntley Farmside Huntley is joining a group of neighboring communities to study the possibility of starting a regional dispatching system for emergency services. When each community dis¬ patches its own emergency ser¬ vices, it can be costly and some¬ times inefficient, said Huntley Police Sgt. John Ciombor. If the new system is adopted, it will put several departments on the same emergency fre¬ quency, tvhich will make it easi¬ er for police and fire to call for back-up when necessary, Ciombor said. Along with Huntley, partici¬ pating departments will include Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake and Fox River Grove. Although the idea has been discussed for several months,. the Village Board decided last week to move forward with a study to examine the creation of the regional system. Under the current system, police officers and fire fighters have to radio the dispatcher who then has to call other departments for assistance, but under a regional system, assis¬ tance would be only a radio call away. For the past year, Huntley's emergency services have been dispatched from Lake in the Hills, and prior to that, they were dispatched by the McHenry County Sheriff's Department. Ciombor said a regional sys¬ tem would provide better equip¬ ment and better service if every¬ thing is centralized. Huntley is expected to pay about $2,400 of the $58,000 cost of the study. Living Waters Church holds seminars On Saturday, March 26, Living Waters Lutheran Church mem¬ ber and seminarian Margo Peterson will share in a Faith Focus talk about her upcoming mission trip to Romania. Peterson will lead the Adult Forum beginning at 9:30 a.m. and share her hopes for the trip and how you can help to assist Margo's mission efforts, while the Kids Klub will assemble "Goodie Bags" for needy chil¬ dren in Romania. The packets will consist of coloring books, crayons, pencils, life savers, dental hygiene items, and a small toy. Anyone wishing to donate items for the packets should contact the church office at (815) 455-2424. We need a Huntiey/Marengo editor The Huntley Farmside and Marengo Press is looking for a. new city editor. Our hope is to find someone from the area who has roots in the community, as well as a •background in journalism. Our purpose is to provide our read¬ ers with the best possible com¬ mimity newspaper. Job duties include orga¬ nizing the content of the newspaper, typing press releases, assigning photos, writing stories and designing the pages. The office for both papers is located in Huntley. If you are interested, you may call Executive Editor Rick Nagel at (630) 513-5050, or send your resume to P.O. Box 3880, St. Charles, IL 60174, or e-mail him at edi- email@example.com.
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Support for Carol Gutekunst
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I am writing in support of Carol Gutekunst who is running for Oxford County Probate Court Register. Carol worked in the Oxford County Probate Court for over 20 years and served as the Deputy Register for a good portion of those years. She is very knowledgeable, adept, courteous and conscientious. Her election into the position will ensure that our court will have someone who is experienced, ready, able and qualified to run an efficient and courteous Probate Court office. I have the highest regard for Carol's ability to assume the responsibilities of the position of the Register and provide a smooth transition.
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Last year, Bamford wrote in Wired magazine about a huge data center being built for the NSA in Utah. Officials have officially labeled the center as part of the nation's effort to fight cyberattacks, but the Wired article, citing former NSA officials and others, said it was part of a huge surveillance program that would take in and analyze untold amounts of data.
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Days after taking office in 2009, Obama vowed, "Transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency." But on Thursday, the left-leaning Huffington Post on its home page conflated an image of Obama with one of his predecessor, Bush, in a move to criticize the secret surveillance both administrations have been accused of.
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USPTA Stars are members who have dedicated many years to volunteering in grassroots tennis and through initiatives incorporating multicultural and other aspects and bring the sport and sportsmanship to the players they touch. Their giving spirits have made them stars in their own communities. We may not have heard of the people who receive this award, but their stories are inspiring, and almost all of us know at least one person who deserves a nomination. (Rules)
The USPTA Industry Excellence Award is given to teaching professionals who take both an altruistic and entrepreneurial attitude toward their jobs. They use their own resources and those offered by the industry to build programs that bring tennis to more people. At the same time, they are successful in growing a tennis business. The recipient of this award will receive a $1,000 grant from the Tennis Industry Association and a Tennis Tutor ball machine from Sports Tutor for use in his or her grassroots programs. (Rules)
The Alex Gordon Award for Professional of the Year recognizes a member who, over a career, has demonstrated exemplary achievement in seven areas, including: contributions to USPTA and USTA; as a teaching professional, player and coach; in education, research and publications; and with other organizations, achievements and contributions. (Rules)
The only USPTA award available to nonmembers is for Manager of the Year, Large and Small Facility, however, each year a USPTA Professional has received the award, sometimes along with a nonmember. Applicants/nominees must be the general manager (in function, if not in title) of a club or tennis facility. (Rules)
College Coach of the Year and High School Coach of the Year award recipients are usually selected based on their results as team coaches, however, individual coaches may be considered. The Touring Coach of the Year is selected on the basis of his or her work with a playing professional on the ATP World tour or the WTA Tour and/or touring juniors. (Rules)
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The USPTA Lessons for LifeTM Award recognizes those USPTA members who have done the most to raise money for charities through tennis events. While the award spotlights individuals who have raised large amounts of money, it also honors those hosting the most creative, original or unique tennis event to raise money for charities. An individual hosting an event raising the most money will not necessarily receive this award. (Rules)
The USPTA Tennis Across AmericaTM Award recognizes those USPTA members who have done the most to get people to play tennis. Established in 1990, TAA is the original, free, grassroots lesson program. It also has a multicultural segment that targets various communities and potential players who may not otherwise have the opportunity to play. While the award does look at individuals who have held the most free clinics with the greatest number of participants, it also looks at individuals hosting the most creative, original or unique free tennis event to get people to play the game. (Rules)
The USPTA Diversity Award recognizes those USPTA members who have demonstrated an outstanding ability to unite diverse populations within their community through tennis. (Rules)
Nominations for the above awards may be submitted by a USPTA division or a certified USPTA member in good standing, as long as an official application form is used. Member self-nominations are accepted. The nomination forms available above are Microsoft Word documents that may be completed in the program and then forwarded to USPTA by mail and/or email. ALL applications can now be submitted as PDFs and submitted via email. Large PDF files may be burned to a CD/DVD and mailed in. The Awards Committee encourages applicants to submit their applications and all supporting materials in one of the above electronic formats. Send email applications and questions to email@example.com.
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By JAMIE PATTERSONManaging EditorThe gifts and supplies found within each shoe box of the Operation Christmas Child campaign are treasured by those who receive them.But the good news of Jesus Christ is the best gift for millions of children. "Praise God for such an accomplishment achieved one box at a time," said Lee Ann Allison, OCC relay coordinator. Since 1993, over 95 million shoe box gifts have been delivered to children in over 130 countries. The gifts provide tangible evidence of God's love and often open doors to tell boys and girls and their families about salvation through Jesus Christ.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
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No need to thank me, my testing was nothing compared with your testing and writing this superb piece of work. To be honest I'd like to remain as it is now. I really want to know for real what's happening with my CPU.
Your welcome burebista. RealTemp is a combination of a lot of good ideas from different users here and on the XtremeSystems forums. The fastest way to get RealTemp up and running was by using a third party dll library. To read the on chip temperature sensors legally from Windows, you need Ring0 access. For this I am using WinRing0 which is freely available from here: http://openlibsys.org/ The only function from this library I'm using is Rdmsr which allows RealTemp to read the information in Model Specific Register 0x19C where the temperature data for each core is hiding as well as the PROCHOT# status. MSR 0x2A has information for the current CPU multiplier and MSR 0x198 contains some other information that RealTemp uses. If you're interested in learning more about your CPU then you can use a little utility program I wrote that lets you read MSRs. It depends on the same WinRing0 library that RealTemp uses so after you download it you will need to unzip and copy it into the RealTemp folder to get it to work. http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/3/1794507/MSR.zip You can safely click on Read MSR but before you click on Write MSR, you better download the Intel MSR manual to know what you're doing or BSOD might become your friend. The digits 3D and 41 represent the temperature data for each core. It represents how far the core is away from TjMax. You can use the Calculator program to convert these hex digits to base 10. 0x3D = 61 0x41 = 65 The Intel manuals are here: http://www.intel.com/products/processor/manuals/ Appendix B of manual 3B is where all the fun MSR stuff is located.
RealTemp is an awesome app, good job on it If you wrote the winring0 library I was going to ask if you had any GPU libraries in your toolbox. I made a small temp monitoring app in Visual Basic that reads CPU temps via WinRing0 library and it reads identical temps as RealTemp (using tjmax 95). I would like to add GPU temp reading\fan-controlling functionaility to it. I will most likely make it open source once I put it all together. I personally use rivatuner ONLY to control my GPU fan speed since the eVGA 8800GTS 512 has no built-in fan control. I feel it is overkill to have a tool like rivatuner loaded just for such a simple task like controlling my gpu fan. Perhaps the RivaTuner libraries can take care of this? Have you done any GPU temp reading or fan controlling work?
Thanks RyanS2000. Once you get TjMax right, there's not a lot to reading core temperatures. I started with literally a couple of lines of code and have been tacking on extras ever since. Surprising it still works! I haven't done any GPU temp reading or fan control. I've been thinking about trying to get RealTemp working with RivaTuner so I could take advantage of RivaTuner's graphing abilities and get some proper on screen temps when gaming. That would add a couple of worth while features to RealTemp without needing a lot of extra programming. I'll see what I can figure out some day. I continue to use SpeedFan for the same reason you're using RivaTuner, to control my GPU fan. In the WinRing0 library there are functions available to read and write data to the IO ports as well as the PCI bus. This might be enough to accomplish what you want but I have no idea where to start.
Thanks for all the info in your above post, it really saved me a lot of googling I was able to figure out how to read GPU temp, ambient temp, and core slowdown threshold values for nVidia cards. I have not yet figured out how to read these values on ATi cards, there is little to no documentation about any of the API's. As far as fan control goes, it seems very complicated so I may not go that far with it.
E4500 M0 Temperature Hi, my name is Gabriel and I´m from Argentina. Since the moment i´ve bought my E4500 M0 Stepping i was surprised cause it seems to be really cool using Intel Cooler with Artic Silver 5. I´ve overclocked it and i put the voltage at 1.368V Full Load (Prime 95 Small FFTs) what makes the Realtemp to show only 62º. I was really happy and then i noticed that most E4xxx Had higher temps than mine, so i started to search in forums and some people told me that if my E4500 shows a TJmax of 85ºC in programs i have to add 15ºC to the temperature showed in programs. Or, what is the same, to adjust the TJmax to 100ºC. At the moment i was really scared, so i went to the bios in order to reduce the voltage and the OC too... Days ago i decided to test a little things in my processor. And one thing was to set 1.5V at Bios to see if my E4500 reached up the TJmax and started trottling. Realtemp showed me 74º, and if we add 15º Plus to this temp the conclussion is that at that moment my E4500 was at 89º what´s supossed to be 4º Above de TJmax.. 22 Minutes passed and Prime95 was still running at 1.5V voltage without and error, BSOD, or lower frecuencies in the Processor. I´m really confused cause i don´t know what to think about it.. I ´ve attached a screenshot of Cpu-Z and Realtemp showing my Processor at Idle. P.D: I have tested the temp of the heatsink and it was about 42º with my E4500 showing 62º at 1.368V. Excuse me if my english is bad, my foreign language is spanish Thanks
Your English is way better than my Spanish! If you don't understand any of my reply just ask me to clarify things. The basic formula temperature software uses is this: Reported Temperature = TjMax - Digital Thermal Sensor Reading All programs are reading the same data from the same digital thermal sensor on the CPU. The difference is some programs have decided to assume TjMax=100C while RealTemp is using TjMax=85C. One of the reasons RealTemp uses 85C is because I tested an E2160 - M0 which is very similar to your E4500 - M0 and it was 85C, not 100C. Both have the same CPUID code which is 0x6FD. Most software doesn't seem to do any testing but here's the kind of testing I do: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showpost.php?p=2844886&postcount=423 At default settings, the E4500 runs quite cool. People think they run hot because they have been using the wrong TjMax so the reported temperatures have been wrong for a long, long time. Here's some thermal throttling testing I did on my E6400 which also uses a TjMax=85C. The PROCHOT# section in RealTemp monitors the information in a Core processor that keeps track of when your processor is hot and has started thermal throttling. As you can see, that doesn't usually start to happen until 83C! Core1 is still fine at 81C. When you were at 74C according to RealTemp, you still had another 9C to go before throttling begins. If you were gaming when this happened, even after you stopped the game and your core temperature returned to normal, this check mark would still be set. This is a record if there was any thermal throttling since you started your computer. This will only be cleared if you restart your computer. If this box is not checked, then your computer has been running at full speed without any throttling activity. Thermal throttling is when your processor starts to slow down to control temperatures. Your E4500 will cycle your CPU multiplier back and forth from 11.0 to 6.0 which will lower your MHz and reduce the amount of heat being put out. It will do this so quickly that when it first starts to happen, most software won't even report that it is happening. If you were using your computer, you might not even notice a difference in performance. If this continues to happen for a while then CPU-Z and RealTemp should start to show your CPU at reduced MHz. If it was at 200MHz x 11.0 (2200MHz) then it would drop to 200MHz x 6.0 (1200MHz) When overclocking you don't have to worry too much about temperatures. As long as your computer is stable and it is not thermal throttling then it should be fine. The Intel Core processors do an excellent job of looking after themselves. When a CPU is too hot, you will lose stability when running Prime95 small FFTs and it will either report an error or your computer will re-boot. As long as your computer is stable then there is no need to worry about temperatures. Just run it as cool as possible to maximize stability and your ability to overclock it. Edit: Read the documentation to learn more about how to calibrate your sensors for more accurate idle temperatures. By using the correct TjMax, your load temperatures are very accurate even without any calibration. When it gets this hot, call the fire department and put them on stand-by.
Thank you very much unclewebb, you had answered to all my questions really well! But i have only one more doubt: If The TJmax of my processor is 85º, does it mean that my E4500 M0 supports lowest temperatures than others with a higher TJmax? or does the maximum temperature supported is the same? Cause i think that what really matters in fact is the Distance to Tjmax. That´s why i´m think that if a processor it´s at 70º with a tjmax of 100ºC it´s hot, and if i have a tjmax of 85º, 55º would be hot too :S? May be i´m wrong, and the TJmax it´s only a limit when te processor starts trottling and in my processor it´s before other ones but it does not mean that my processor support lower temperatures. I really don´t know. What do you think about that? Thanks for all your help, i really apreciate that! P.D: When i put "spanish is my foreign language" i commited a mistake with the word "foreign". Spanish is my first language, the language of my Country, that´s why i tried to say
All E4500 - M0 processors have a TjMax=85C. There is no such thing as TjMax=100C. Other software might be using TjMax=100C but it is not true for any of the Intel desktop processors that I know of. Your processor is only too hot if it is thermal throttling (PROCHOT is turned on) or if it is randomly re-booting. If your computer is stable then you don't need to worry about temperatures.
I know that if´s not trottling the processor is fine, but my question is based in terms of durability. I don´t think that having my E4500 at 80º would be healthy..
The question is more how often you update. It may shorten the life of the CPU, but do you plan to run it for 5 years or until you can afford a Nahalem rig. If you plan to upgrade soon its really irrelevant. If you plan to keep it for a while your point then has some validity. If in fact you are the long haul guy I say around 60-65*C is fine. But i have yet to see definative proof of how much any OCing or overvolting degrades the CPU. I agree it has to have some effect, but if the OC is stable I dont see the damage being too harsh!
I think everyone worries way too much about CPU temperatures. AMD/ATI recently released the 4850 series which runs 24/7 at 80C in 2D mode and 85C to 90C in 3D. They don't seem to be too concerned about running their silicon at these temps. Intel CPUs are designed to work reliably whether you're in the desert or on the North Pole. From personal experience, Core based processors also run reliably, long term, even when grossly overclocked. For 65nm, keep your core voltage at a maximum of 1.50 volts. You'll probably be bored with it long before it ever dies.
RealTemp 2.73 The latest version allows users to customize the background and text colors of the GUI independently in regular and Mini Mode. If you want to check it out then you can download it from the beta section: http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/3/3/1794507/RealTempBeta.zip A double left mouse click on RealTemp will put it into Mini Mode.
Love the new colored iface. Great job. If you don't mind me asking, what language did you write this app in? If C++, did you use MFC? The memory usage is awesome on your app, roughly 1mb. I put together a similar app in Visual Basic but it uses about 7megs or memory. At first I thought it was from the graph it draws for each core but even with that disabled it still has fairly high usage. I also put together a small app in Delphi 2007 that just read temps and it uses about 2mb.
Thanks RyanS2000. Adding adjustable colors to the interface was simple to do and took very little extra coding. I'm using Visual C++ 6.0 (MFC). I just upgraded the SDK from 1998 to August 2004 so at least RealTemp has some modern XP style buttons finally. I have a newer version of Visual C++ .NET sitting on my shelf but haven't found a need for it yet. I didn't want users to have to download the bloated .NET package just to see some core temperatures. When minimized to the System Tray, RealTemp is very efficient for both memory and CPU usage. I learned C programming on an Amiga computer that ran at a blistering 14 MHz with 2 megabytes of memory. Writing efficient code back then was not an option!
unclewebb, I want to thank you for RealTemp, I've used it since your first release. Gotta say it does what I want, it's simple, effective, easy to read, and now even customizable! I'd say don't go too crazy adding stuff tho...if you do that, maybe do a RealTempX or something, that has more goodies, maybe you and W1z could do a GPU-z/RealTemp congomoration that would be some sort of "premium" program...but really I'm happy running both seperately. I'm glad you're taking all this time to not only make a great program, but to making it as accurate as possible, and continually updating it! Thank you! I'm sure you hear it a lot, and you should, many try, but not many have the abilities to make a good vision come to life and be successful.
The RealTemp basic feature set is about done. I don't have plans to continually add features until it is big and bloated. The next thing I might add is G15 keyboard support. That and maybe a RivaTuner plug-in are the only things I can think of at the moment that might be useful. Intel is finally going to fully document their 45nm temperature sensors on Thursday at the IDF. Anything I learn from that which will increase accuracy, will quickly be added to RealTemp.
Sweet deal man! I may have a chance to win a G15 from Fit's give-away thread, and I am planning on selling my Q6600 for a high-oc-ing e8xxx series, probably an 8400/8500...I may win with both your updates! I gotta say I regularly have your program running...maybe you could add an option to run/run minimized at startup? I would find that useful, I always have it running!
The manual method works best for this because I hate adding stuff to anyone's registry. In XP just drag a link to RealTemp into your All Programs -> Startup folder. That's what it's there for. In Vista, the proper way to add items to your startup area is with the Task Scheduler. Now I have more time to work on the important stuff.
I agree with that totally, try to keep it lightweight as possible. That's its major selling point for me as I hate system tray apps but being it uses 0 CPU and 1mb memory I am ok with it. If I can minimize the memory usage in my temp app I may start actually using it 24/7 like I do realtemp. Here's a ss of it as of now; it supports 4-core processors but if it only sees 2 it reduces the size of the interface upon loading. and of course
You should think about using C++ / MFC if you want to get your code size down. I had very limited C++ experience 6 months ago when I started working on RealTemp. C++ is one of the most used programming languages and is worth learning. Who did you borrow your temp font sizes from? I copied Intel TAT cause I like to see at a glance the important stuff. Users would be very interested in a combined monitoring program like you've created if you can make it more efficient.
I have experience in C++, VB, and Pascal; mostly VB, about 13 years. VB is the fastest for me so I just put the app together to see what memory usage would look like. The temp app I posted ss's of uses about 7400kb memory and even shows CPU usage of 1 at times. As you would expect I was disappointed so I put together the app in C++ (MFC) but my memory usage was still rather high. For just a dialog window displaying temps uses 3,600kb of memory. I also made the app in Delphi 2007 and I get the same result, roughly 3,600kb. Perhaps it is just my system? And about the font, I use tahoma for everything
I just put together a typical Hello World MFC app and look at the memory usage. That same app after you minimize it once and then re-open it is suddenly much more efficient. I have no idea why Windows is so inefficient. It loads up everything and then when it figures out that you don't really need it, it dumps it out of memory. If you need it later on then it loads it up I guess. Most people that will be using an app like yours will have 2 gigs of memory or more so don't worry too much about the size of your program.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking but I hate the fact that such a small tray app is using anything more than 1 mb. I personally have 4gb of RAM but I am anal with apps in my tray that are always running. That memory usage thing is interesting, I wonder if there is an API call that I can call on load to make it start with low mem usage. I really want an app that can monitor CPU\GPU temps PLUS control GPU fan speed. I did some researching and apparently adjusting GPU fan speed isn't the easiest thing in the world to do (for my skill level atleast). I did find some C++ source for doing it but didn't really fiddle with it too much. As far as converting my entire VB app to C++ I don't know if I'm going to bother spending the time. I don't want to reinvent the wheel and re-make apps that already perfectly exist ie. realtemp for cpu temp and I already need RivaTuner running for fan control and at the same time it fills my need for GPU temp.