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kevin trieu | Cold! Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2013 | |
Made the summit from camp 2.5 at about 5,800m on a bitterly cold day after almost three weeks on the mountain. One of the less dramatic summits I've been on. | ||
Posted Aug 20, 2013 11:53 am |
fubar7500 | Normal route Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2013 | |
At all, great weeks in Pamir. Summiting via normal route from C4 (6400) with 2 friends (after 5 days waiting for better weather). While descending to C2, we had to escort german mountainer with high-altitude sickness. | ||
Posted Aug 12, 2013 7:02 am |
Bill562 | Razdelnaya Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2013 | |
With partner Mike Y from the 6200 m camp along with Kazach, Tajik and Austrian teams. All have been waiting for the right weather window. The forecast didn't disappoint. Thanks to Andrey from Almaty for making the climb look easy on summit day. Thankfully I didn't know at the time that he is a Snow Leopard and has a few 8K peaks on his resume :-) | ||
Posted Aug 1, 2013 7:46 pm |
jasperreed | Summit! Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2013 | |
Fairly straightforward climb, bit windy on the summit ridge. Lots of crevasses both hidden and obvious from camp 1 to camp 2, with one opening up right in the middle of camp 2. In 8 days we had two days of suitable summit/high climbing weather and were able to use this window and a shitty day before to make the summit push. A lot of snow and hard work breaking an early season trail but on the way down it was a well compacted and flagged highway with at least 50 climbers moving up from camp 1 over two days. Easy to do independently, my partner and I got permits in Osh in two days from Osh guesthouse and transport to BC and back organised off the cuff for 50 bucks each way. Lots of independent and solo climbers to hook up with for the crevasse section too. Nice climb! | ||
Posted Jul 22, 2013 10:55 am |
Rusnborg | normal route Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2012 | |
I am with clients summited 13.30 - 11 august 2012. Start from camp 3, 6100m 4.00 a.m. Come back 8.00 p.m. All day the weather is not good - windy and cloudy, in the evening blizard. | ||
Posted Jan 12, 2013 4:17 am |
matous | normal route Date Climbed: Aug 3, 2012 | |
used no porters or guides. deep snows and strong winds... quite challenging compared to for example Aconcagua... pushed our luck and summited 15:00 | ||
Posted Jan 8, 2013 6:12 am |
IvanBraunDK | Summited after 3 days of storm in Camp 4 Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2012 | |
We summited after riding off a storm at Camp 4 at 6400m They say its the easiest 7000m - well there isn't much easy at 7000m :) A long tiring route without the biggest objective dangers | ||
Posted Oct 16, 2012 2:55 pm |
LeslieH | weather/glacier Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2008 | |
My first potential summit attempt was wasted because of a weather phenomenon wich seems to be peculiar to the mountain: In the second half of the night started ferocious wind blowing from the S above 6000m, but it stopped in the late morning hours. Next day repeated everything but this time I ignored the morning wind and summitted successful. This fenomenon was confirmed by others climbed in other years. It seems to be usual that an unfriendly cold and windy morning may followed by a suitable summit day. Glacier: crevasse problems may escalate (signs of climate change?) There were crevasses on the slope over C2 as well and Camp2 self had to move to the scree slope because of a huge crevasse wich opened directly below the camp while we had been in C3. | ||
Posted Aug 30, 2010 4:32 pm |
boriskrielen | Route climbed: normal route Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2002 | |
Ramon Sijmons and I joined an international group of climbers under Russian organisation. Some nice guys, but most of them were only thinking about their own summit attempt and not at all about the team. That's often a common problem with commercial international groups. My climbing mate turned sick and had to descent. I tried again solo but had to descent as well at 6.800m because of the weather and almost frozen feet. Will be back one day though! :D Suerte, Boris | ||
Posted Feb 18, 2009 5:27 am |
alexclimb | Route Climbed: Normal Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2008 | |
On a beautiful morning climbed the top with a clients. Exceptional views of all the most significant Pamir mountains including Peak Communizm and Peak Korjenevskoy. Very long and tough mountain. Good acclimatization is essential. Crowds and lots of rubbish everywhere. Useful info: never use the Kyrgyz operator Fortuna Tour as your service provider for Peak Lenin climb! Doing this would be wasting your money. They broke all the conditions of our agreement and the service was real shit. Example: we paid for the food and accommodation in their BC, which was taken down while our stay on the mountain! | ||
Posted Dec 13, 2008 12:44 pm |
bluescrummachine | Route: Normal Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2008 | |
Started very late (around 6:30 a.m. from C3) and reached about 7050 m before turning around :-(( at about 3:30 p.m., which was set as 'turn-around-time'. Started with perfect conditions - clear blue sky, not too cold and only little wind. In the afternoon weather started to deteriorate, but reached C3 without problems. Probably the best summit day for the next days. | ||
Posted Aug 20, 2008 3:34 am |
Jelena | Three times | |
2004, 2006 and 2008. Always beutyful peak. Climb Pik 19, Dzerzinskij, Razdelnaya also. | ||
Posted Aug 2, 2008 2:55 am |
Olaf | Route: Normal | |
Although we had nice weather overall, a rescue and heavy snowfall caused our summit attempt to fail. Serious avalange danger to climb further than the saddle in front of Peak Razdelnaya at 5800 mtr. Highest point we reached was Peak Razdelnaya during acclimatization. Although no summit it was a great experience and made me hungry for the next trip! | ||
Posted Sep 28, 2007 6:12 am |
Fabrice.Rimlinger | Razdelnaya Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2007 | |
No summit this time ! Heavy snow during the 3 previous days stopped our summit bid. Waiting in the overheated tent for days was however the hardest thing to deal with... I´ll know for next time. So much climbing potential in Kyrgyzstan and really cool people. | ||
Posted Aug 31, 2007 11:19 am |
saulius | Route Climbed: Normal / Razdelnaya Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2007 | |
Despite the symbolic date and a two-day snowfall beforehand we managed to reach the top. Some of us had cold feet and had to do occasional breaks to warm ourselves, but fortunately, there was almost no wind on the ridge that day. Overall, the season of 2007 is notorious for changing weather and strong winds. I totally agree with Corax that double boots is a must for the peak (it's not only cold but the altitude that makes your toes freeze). I had problems with my overconfidence and Scarpa Cumbre above 6000 m. I would also recommend taking an ice axe to the summit - you will feel a lot more comfortable with it on the Knife (although poles might also work fine IF you promise yourself not to slip). | ||
Posted Aug 26, 2007 1:08 pm |
missadventure | Route: Normal Route | |
Climbed as an independent group with one partner. Used Asia Mountains for logistics. They did a great job of setting up transport and feeding us properly at camp 1 and 2. Also set up a great tour of Uzbekistan. Didn't make the summit. Was there a bit too early in the climbing season and got turned back by weather. Spent 5 days in a storm at camp 3 - several tents were blown down! Be careful about stashing gear here and collapse your tent if you are going to leave it behind!! Make sure you leave time in your trip to see the beautiful country of Kyrgystan :) | ||
Posted Feb 23, 2007 2:50 pm |
nesnegroj | Route: Normal route Date Climbed: Sep 12, 2005 | |
Suffered badly from stomach problems, and had to abandon the climb without summiting. | ||
Posted May 16, 2006 6:47 pm |
ferro_hr | Route Climbed: Razdelnaya Date Climbed: August 3rd, 2005 | |
I'm from Croatia and this was my first climb above 4800m. Reached the summit after 10 days in mountain, by the classical route, relatively easy, very happy about it. Looking for contact with Jirzy from Plzen who was on the summit with me, and Christian, Austrian guide whom I met on C3 and later on C1. And one other question. About the "real summit". There are three prominent tops on the summit ridge. I was told the middle one is the highest, and there I found this wooden stick with some www adress on top of it, and broken ski pole next to it. I heard others says that the farthest one is three meters higher, but I didn't go there. So, anybody knows the real heights of those tops? | ||
Posted Nov 4, 2005 2:46 am |
Koen Regout | Route Climbed: Standard route Date Climbed: 14 August 2005 | |
Summitted Peak Lenin on 14th of August, after a long climb (10 hrs) to the summit with high wind conditions. Cold feet but beautifull views. Had a hard time on 'the Knife' after theoretical Camp 4. We left Camp 3 at 06.00 hrs in a just rising sun. Hit the summit at 15.58 (an hour after official returning time, Oleg (my experienced guide through ITC / Asia Mountains) argued that the good weather would give us longer light...). Return was tough due to again high winds and longitude. At last light (20.00 hrs) we passed Camp 3 in the saddle, being now punished for the fact having build our own Camp 3 at Razdalnaya Peak (approx 80 metres higher up towards Camp 2...). Argument at building it was that the next day leaving, you would not have to reclimb R. Peak first (and much more space, which where both correct). Result was that at the maximum end of our resources, we still had to make the 80 metres up to the tent with the sun by far gone. In complete darkness, by 21.00 hrs we reached the tent, devistated but extremely happy. Did it! Peak Lenin, 7134 m! Cognac and soup where served by Oleg... Aprox temperatures varied between minus 29 (at 06.00 hrs) and -10/15 later through the day. Wind was hard to estimate, but definately at the most exposed parts (up to 40% of the trip) they felt as up to Beaufort 7/8... Ridiculous. Best time to climb this year was definately mid August (many expeditions either failed completely or only managed just some of the members, mainly due to too much snow and too cold conditions) Take care and enjoy this beautifull mountain. | ||
Posted Aug 20, 2005 3:24 am |
David P. | Route Climbed: Normal Date Climbed: July 30, 2005 | |
Arrived in Achik Tash on July 18, 2005 as part of a big non-guided group of 22 members; the ISLET 2005 expedition which included 9 type 1 diabetics with yours truly being one of them. Our outfitter, ITC Asia Mountains, did an excellent job at BC and ABC (providing tents and meals). The most difficult day from a technical perspective was the trip from ABC to Camp 2. This section was heavily crevassed and exposed to some avalanche and falling serac hazard. Best to move fast, travel early in the morning, and stay roped for this section. Camp 2 to Camp 3 was by far the most enjoyable and virtually free of any crevasse danger with good scenery. My partner Doug and I were reasonably fit, as acclimatized as possible in such a short time, and made our first and only attempt on July 30 with two other members of our expedition. We left Camp 3 in poor weather conditions with high winds and so-so visibility, but conditions improved. Above Camp 4 we passed the body of a climber we later found out was a 24-yr old Polish man who had died only 5 or 6 days earlier from unknown injuries or illness below a steeper snow section on frozen scree. Windy and cold but visibility improved. Doug reached the summit in approximately 5.25 hours from C3 and I was about a half hour behind and reached the summit around 12:30 am and waited for Beppe Tararan (from the ISLET group) on the summit and descended with him and eventually caught Doug on the descent who was waiting for us. We passed Giampaolo (the fourth ISLET member to summit July 30) who was still on his way up and within an hour of the summit. Arrived back at our tent at Camp 3 in less than three hours from the summit and brewed up. The regular afternoon snow storm arrived within a few hours and conditions deteriorated into the night with high winds and heavy snow. Dug out in the morning, brewed up and made it back down to ABC for lunch after waiting for the weather to improve at C3. Ate a leisurely lunch and left ABC for Achik Tash by 3:30 pm (a bit late) and went as quickly to BC as possible and made it a few minutes after 7 pm and great dinner and sleeeep. Kyrgyzstan is an amazing country with many, many more interesting possibilities.... David | ||
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Carpe'Diem is located in the Heart of the Fl.Keys
Mile Marker 50.3 on the island of Marathon.
We have done our best to offer some of the most fantastic reduced rental fee deals in the Keys to our guests and we would like to thank all our old and new friends that have taken advantage of these offers. We hope to continue offering the best bang for your buck in dicount rental fees and look forward to welcoming even more new or old friends that suffer from the need to enjoy all the many beauties, relaxations, and warmth the Fl. Keys has to offer for all ages. As you can see we are already booking for the fall & winter season, some great weeks are open so we hope to hear from you soon if you are thinking of coming down this fall or winter. Please remember the really deep hurricane gamblers dicounts we offer starting in Sept and running to November 1, it's that time of the year and for the past few years everybody that has taken advantage of our special total rate of $875 a week have been big winners! As always we have your keys to the Keys awaiting your arrival and thanks once again to all our many friends for your continued visits to our hide away in Marathon.
For all who are thinking of visiting our island home let us tell you alittle about it.
We love to welcome our guests with our lovely island decor!
Our island hide away is a 3 bedroom, 2 full bath, ground level home
that features 50 foot of furnished dock which includes a six person
spa tub and gas grill. Our dock also has the convienance of a step down feature for
easy loading and unloading of your boat and is on a direct access
canal to the Great Atlantic.
We have Italian tile throughout the living and kitchen areas with
carpeted bedrooms. Our bedrooms have a king bed in the master, queen
bed in one guest room and full bed in the other.
Our master bedroom has a beautiful screened in furnished lanai to
relax on over looking the canal and it's bath features a seated
shower encloser. The guest bath has both shower and tub which is
located off main living room area.
You will love our new kitchen which features side by side
refrigator,dishwasher,micro wave,electric stove with oven and a round
dining table. Enjoy setting the table either in the house or on the
dock with our beautiful island tableware even if you did just call
one of our many fine dining establishments for carry out. However, if
you do choose to cook it's all there for you to use.
We try to keep our prices at a rate that everyone can come and enjoy
the beauty that only the Fl. Keys can offer. We have chosen Marathon
for our home as it is located in the very center of the island chain
and allows you to visit all the islands from a central base.
There are so many ways to arrive on our islands so may we just
suggest a few:
You may want to fly into Ft. Myers and consider taking the four hour
cruise across the beautiful Gulf of Mexico on the Fast Cat which runs
out of Ft. Myers Beach to Key West. Everyone agrees this is a
wonderful way to arrive and the view is breath taking as you zip
along with the dolphins where the water meets the sky.
However you may also choose to fly into either Miami or Key West
where rental cars are available or if you choose not to do the
driving you may catch the Keys shuttle or coach service to our lovely
island hide away.
Once you are on our island chain, we now have our new public shuttle
service which allows you to island hop in both direction for as
little as $3.00 round trip. This allows you to relax and enjoy all
the islands of the fabulous Flordia Keys and Yes, we do still have
our local cab service that will take you and your guest anywhere on
our island of Marathon for the small fee of $5.00 a trip per car
The Flordia Keys are one of America's most beautiful gifts to all
mankind and a life style experiance we hope to share with all of you.
So take advantage our low prices and all the amenities the islands
now have to offer our visitors and guest! Don't just go down South to
visit, Go All The Way Down South and be our guest in the Fabulous Fl.
See Ya Soon!
Until than: Remember to Seize The Day were ever you may be.
Thank you for your interest.
Carpe'Diem Vacation Rental
Owner / Agents - Connie & Captain Rick
property availability
Last modified on 12-10-2013 at 7:10 AM.
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Carpe' Diem Heart of the Fl.Keys 305 7313739
house rental amenities
Central air & Heat
Washer & dryer
Furnished dock
Step down dock
Swim ladder
Out door shower
Ground level, No high steps
Full dock lighting
Fully loaded kitchen
Lovely neighborhood
Close to shoping
Close to beach
Bus service
Auto night lighting
Boat rental delivery
Beautiful island decor throughout
Fantastic dining close
Screened furnished lanai room
Direct access canal
Central location in island chain
Free WiFi
activities and attractions in Marathon The Florida Keys
Flats and deep sea fishing
Diving & snorkeling
Bike paths
Parks of all kinds
Close to beachs
Para sailing
Jet ski
Island hopping
Dolpin encounters
Fine dining
Close to tiki with pool,lunch or dinner & cocktails
vacation rental rates
Special Bonus Rates listed throughout the year!
Dec thru March ....$1575.00
winter season!!
April thru Aug.....$1275.00 Weekly
Sept thru Nov......Watch for Gambler Deals
Holidays, Fantasy Fest & Mini Dive season may very in price.
Weekly booking are Sat. to Sat.
Mini Lobster Dive Week $1,475.00
Lobster Seanson Opening Week Aug. $1,275.00
Carpe' Diem Heart of the Fl.Keys 305 7313739
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Marathon
- Enjoy the warm beautiful waters of the Fabulous Fl. Keys
- Enjoy our wonderful local fresh seafood
- Dance to the great local music under the stars!
- Boat out and swim, dive, or fish.
- Enjoy our local shuttles to all the islands and explore.
Top things to do on a budget
- A picnic day at the beach!
- Fish off the many bridges for the big ones.
- Party on the patio and swim off the dock.
- Take a day for shelling on our many beaches
- Go on a habatait & bird watch.
Top things to do with a family
- Swim with the Dolphins
- Visit the reef and visit Nemo!
- Take a keys bus shuttle and explore all the islands.
- Take a day out on our many party fishing boats.
- Enjoy a GREAT dinner and taste a Keys tradition at Herbie's
Carpe' Diem Heart of the Fl.Keys , owner


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[Posted 09/25/2013]ISSUE: FDA approved changes to the prescribing information of the immune-suppressing and anti-cancer drugs Arzerra (ofatumumab) and Rituxan (rituximab) to add new Boxed Warning information about the risk of reactivation of hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection. The revised labels also will include additional recommendations for screening, monitoring, and managing patients on these drugs to decrease this risk.
In patients with prior HBV infection, HBV reactivation may occur when the body's immune system is impaired. HBV reactivation has occurred in patients with prior HBV exposure who are later treated with drugs classified as CD20-directed cytolytic antibodies, including Arzerra (ofatumumab) and Rituxan (rituximab). Some cases have resulted in fulminant hepatitis, hepatic failure, and death.
See the FDA Drug Safety Communication for additional information, including a Data Summary.
BACKGROUND: Arzerra is used to treat chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) in patients who have further disease after treatment with the anti-cancer drugs fludarabine and alemtuzumab. Rituxan is used to treat non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and CLL. It is also used to treat other medical conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis, granulomatosis with polyangiitis, and microscopic polyangiitis.
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Ofatumumab injection is used to treat chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL; a type of cancer of the white blood cells) in adults who have not gotten better after treatment with fludarabine (Fludara) and alemtuzumab (Campath). Ofatumumab injection is in a class of medications called monoclonal antibodies. It works by killing cancer cells.
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I don't want to hear winning liberals "we can rehab them, they are young, etc. They have made a lifetime commitment to GANGS, they can't turn back, it was a choice they have made (most likely with their parents knowledge) no one, once that choice is made is in control of themselves, it's all about the group, the family "nuestra", the GANG. Death is the only cure for these lads, it is the only justice that the victims deserve, and that will help keep more from that same lifetime commitment to Gangs. Here's what the standard times knows, but won't tell you. These same thugs were cruising around with guns, they had a road rage incident with another car before the killing at the apartment. That car had laser sites illuminating the occupants of its car. They escaped the Gang bangers so they would not be shot. The gangsters had a shot gun which they used at the murder seen, they also had a laser sited pistol, and it was reported that they had body armor, which I have not yet heard confirmed. The death penalty is the only deterrent to murder which represents justice, it is the only penalty that will keep other kids from joining Gangs.
Ingleone; I have always thought you were not quite right, now you have removed all doubt.
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Florida Flashback
'Nutcracker' tradition dances along heritage begun by Ebsen, Royal
December 15, 2013
At my house, holiday traditions include listening to Elvis's original Christmas album, catching at least one scene of "It's a Wonderful Life," and getting to a performance of "The Nutcracker" — something I've been doing since the days when "ballet" in Central Florida was synonymous with the names Royal and Ebsen.
Grand hotel's Moorish spires sparkled for Gilded Age guests
December 8, 2013
A dip into the Flashback mailbag yields letters about exotic architecture in Tampa, railroad nicknames near and far, and a favorite old-Orlando subject: doughnuts.
Artist draws 'old Florida' inspiration from house that's a work of art itself
December 1, 2013
"The house still gives me the goose bumps," artist Martin Cushman said a couple years after moving in. "When I wake up, I see flamingos flying across the ceiling."
Sanford Holiday Tour marks 25 years of sparking city's historical revival
November 24, 2013
It's hard to imagine a prettier spot than Oak Street in historic Sanford, where lovely old homes sit under sprawling oaks, surrounded by lush greenery peppered with the spiky red of bromeliad blooms.
Cozy depot reveals immense role of railroads in Florida and beyond
November 17, 2013
Perhaps there's something special about years that end in 3 or 13, because we've had a bumper crop of anniversaries this year, in 2013. And this week, a friendly Winter Garden building with a formidable history marks its centennial when the Central Florida Railway Historical Society celebrates the 1913 depot that houses the Central Florida Railroad Museum.
Pulitzer winner's riveting saga proves truth can surpass fiction
November 10, 2013
"Everything is about race in Mississippi, Jake, don't forget that," an older lawyer tells the hero of John Grisham's new novel, "Sycamore Row," set in the 1980s.
Passion for vintage Florida postcards finds fellowship at sunny club show
November 3, 2013
"Care to know the secret of happiness, young man?"
Haunted tales open doors to old St. Augustine's past
October 27, 2013
We're moved into prime day-trip weather, when cooler temperatures brighten the prospect of strolling historic streets, and none are more historic than St. Augustine's.
Busy author, historical hike leader blazes new trails toward West
October 20, 2013
"The walker in the familiar fields which stretch around my native town sometimes finds himself in another land," Henry David Thoreau once wrote, and it has surely been my experience that on the walks through familiar Central Florida territory led by author Steve Rajtar, I have found myself in another land —the past.
To travel forward with clarity, we must know where we've been
October 13, 2013
"The best way to know where the country is going is to know where we've been," the historian David McCullough wrote in an essay lamenting that "the American past is slipping away."
To understand round icon's appeal, look to its initial 1960s incarnation
October 6, 2013
Central Florida architect Frank Sheehy's last project before his death in 2008 was a proposal about how to reuse parts of an iconic Orlando building he had shaped as a young man.
Capen heritage reveals power of vision that began Winter Park
September 29, 2013
James Seymour Capen's first Sunday in Winter Park shone brightly in his memory across more than 40 years. In 1925, he recalled how he and his wife, Laura, stood with their little daughter, Louise, and other family members in front of John Ergood's general store, ready for church. It was October 1884, and they had just arrived from Illinois. He was 32, Laura 25.
Mennello reveals lost worlds of 'Real Florida' through art
September 22, 2013
I skipped the recent "Lone Ranger" movie, even though nothing thrilled me more in childhood than the cry of "Hi Ho Silver" on the radio. I'm fascinated by the idea of Johnny Depp as Tonto — and that crow on his head. But these days, I'm fascinated even more by the historical headgear of Florida's Seminoles — those exotic fabric turbans — and by so much more about our state's Native American heritage.
Self-made citrus grower built 1920s survivor by Lake Eola
September 15, 2013
Lake Eola Park's new green addition on the park's east side has been complete since midsummer, replacing houses that dated from 1915 to 1930.
Readers recall elation of V-J Day, drills and fears of Cold War years
September 8, 2013
Recent Flashbacks about World War II's end and the atomic-fueled fears of the Cold War years brought letters from readers.
Marineland celebrates 75 years at its home by the great Atlantic
September 1, 2013
This year Florida's Marineland marked its 75th anniversary, as well as the 60th birthday of dolphin resident Nellie, both remarkable milestones.
Orlando's space-age Plaza Theatre debuted at a time marked by tragedy
August 25, 2013
The story goes that a reporter once wired the actor Cary Grant's agent with the question: "HOW OLD CARY GRANT?"
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August 18, 2013
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Orlando greeted war's end with 'glorious pandemonium'
August 11, 2013
This week includes the anniversary of "the wildest celebration" in all of Orlando's "long and colorful history." That's how the Orlando Sentinel described it the next day: Aug. 15, 1945.
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August 4, 2013
"April is the cruelest month," T.S. Eliot famously wrote, but sometimes August isn't exactly a walk in the park.
Aid Russell Home, sip tea with history-making club
July 28, 2013
"I wish I had some of those little sandwiches," my friend Tana wrote recently in a lunchtime email. "Peanut butter just doesn't cut it."
Century-old game finds new fans at St. Pete and Sanford shuffles
July 21, 2013
"Everything old is new again," according to a vintage adage, and I recently experienced a real-Florida example of that truth.
Annie Russell steps into spotlight along with new Rollins classes
July 15, 2013
It's a sad fact that some of our finest stage actors have faded into obscurity because we have no film record of their performances.
Mailbag brings warm memories as Eola seeks 'favorite park' win
July 7, 2013
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Mailbag brings warm memories as Eola seeks 'favorite park' win
July 7, 2013
A summer dip into the Flashbag mailbag begins with a memory of swimming in Orlando's lakes Rowena and Estelle about 1950.
Mysterious world of art in Maitland aims for National Landmark status
June 30, 2013
"You know André was a mysterious person," says Christine Madrid French, bending over her computer at the Maitland Art & History Museums, where she has recently become curator of history.
Iconic principal and his school were linked to the last day
June 23, 2013
It's not surprising that the imposing building on East Robinson Street that houses Orlando's Howard Middle School looks like a classic American high school.
Summer heat brings warm memories of seaside landmarks
June 16, 2013
June in our family meant the beginning of summer treks to the beach, sometimes to little Wilbur-by-the-Sea, south of Daytona.
Great university took root in downtown offices over drugstore
June 9, 2013
Orlandoan finds fountain of youth in Florida's magical waters
June 5, 2013
I enjoy the names given to objects folks collect: Disney fans gather Disneyana; aficionados of old Florida seek Floridiana. A few years ago, Orlando graphic designer Rick Kilby found himself on a search for "Poncebilia"—images of Ponce de León, the Spanish explorer who gave Florida its name 500 years ago.
Scottish tales in Florida inspired publisher who valued 'Gatsby'
May 26, 2013
In recent weeks, news reports have been awash with the latest cinema version of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby." Reviewers have pondered whether Baz Luhrmann's direction and Leonardo DiCaprio's incarnation of the enigmatic Gatsby are worthy of the 1925 novel now deemed one of American literature's masterworks.
Annual calendar contest shines spotlight on cozy Rosemere
May 19, 2013
Photographers, it's time to take your best shots for Orlando's annual Historic Preservation Board calendar.
History fans dive into past through modern social media
May 12, 2013
Logging on to the behemoth social-media site Facebook, I can become overwhelmed. I see a picture of a dear cousin I need to write. Ah, the guilt. I see, in the stack of ads at right, a picture of a celebrity and the question "Is 60 the new 40?" Ah, the pull of gossip.
Rare tours of fabled mansion help preserve Zellwood's history
May 5, 2013
A rare window to Central Florida's past opens May 11 when one of the area's most fabled mansions welcomes visitors in a fundraiser for the Zellwood Historical Society.
One dry April long ago, the rainmaker sat by Sand Lake
April 28, 2013
During another April many years ago in Orlando, Dr. Philip Phillips brought the rainmaker to town. It was 1939, and dark war clouds loomed over Europe, but the real sky remained bright over Central Florida. That meant waterless, worrisome weather for citrus growers.
Leu House opens doors to the past and mysteries of historic cemetery
April 21, 2013
When Herb Piper was a young engineer living in Satellite Beach in the 1960s, he would join family members on weekend expeditions to a nearby fish camp owned by a relative's friend. Piper could never have guessed that some 50 years later he'd be welcoming visitors to the historic home of that camp owner: Harry P. Leu.
Stroll through private gardens, reunite with Marks Street chums
April 14, 2013
April blooms with historical fun, as Lake Eola Heights neighbors present their biannual garden tour Sunday, April 21, and Marks Street Elementary School alumni gather Saturday, April 27, to share memories.
A lost eatery, 500 years of food and a Floridian's response
April 7, 2013
Digging into the mailbag, we range from a favorite lost lunch spot to sweeping sagas involving Florida's past.
Pulitzer Prize winner sheds light on the walls that shape our world
March 31, 2013
On a recent morning walk, my heart sank as I passed a massive pile of boards, the remains of a two-story wooden building that had stood for almost a century.
Washington bound? Take an orange-juice break at Florida's 'embassy'
March 24, 2013
It's a busy time in the nation's capital, where the National Cherry Blossom Festival continues through April 14. If you venture to Washington this spring or any time, consider paying a visit to Florida House, now celebrating 40 years as our home away from home on Capitol Hill.
'Awesome artist' Joy Postle blazed trails for Florida wildlife
March 17, 2013
As a child, I pored over my grandparents' "Reader's Digest," especially the feature called "My Most Unforgettable Character." Joy Postle, who died in 1989 at 93, sounds as though she would have made a great subject.
Sweeping new history of Florida spurs questions about us and the folks Up North
March 10, 2013
I'm writing during a visit with friends in a college town on Maryland's Eastern Shore. We've just heard a lecture about a little-known saga in which hundreds of Africans from a captured slave ship were held in Key West in 1860 and then shipped to Liberia. A third of them died on the voyage. It's a gripping story.
Readers share mouth-watering memories, musical mystery from Orlando's past
March 3, 2013
Flashback readers send delicious memories and a query about a mysterious record.
Service marks end to bloody feud that began with sheriff's death
February 24, 2013
If she thought about it at all, Susan Arline Williams figured the old gun stored away in her daddy's closet was a wartime souvenir.
Classic children's book, 'Cracker Kitchen' highlight tasty heritage
February 17, 2013
My friend Bonnie served fresh strawberry pie last week, and I am still thinking about it. These ripe, red treats from the fields of Florida can't be beat.
Ghostly ruins reveal one Florida plantation's surprising reality
February 10, 2013
Not everything was better in the "good old days." That includes tours of historic sites.
That's some cup of tea: Strong, black brew boasts rich history in Florida
February 3, 2013
I drink too much coffee. And I make it strong. It's so strong that members of my family have been known to take a sip and tactfully slip around the corner to the popular shop sometimes known as "Charbucks" in search of a kinder brew.
When it comes to Florida milestones, we're in a history-making year
January 27, 2013
Before we leave the first month of 2013, it's a good time to note that we've entered a bonanza year for Florida anniversaries. To begin with, happy 500th birthday to us! The Spanish explorer Ponce de León landed on Florida's shores in 1513.
Despite bullets in Miami, FDR conquered Central Florida in open motorcade
January 20, 2013
Preparations for the 57th Inauguration on Jan. 21 inspire recollections of storied presidential visits to Central Florida.
Readers reflect on vintage shopping, Yothers' style and Marks Street school days
January 13, 2013
Flashbacks from late 2012 inspired readers' reflections about last-minute holiday shopping; the new book "Lost Orlando"; retired journalist Jean Yothers, who recently celebrated a birthday; and Orlando's Marks Street school.
Visit to Ringlings' mansion offers echoes of a 'Downton Abbey' world
January 6, 2013
I'll admit I'm a bit obsessed with television's "Downton Abbey," returning to PBS tonight (Jan. 6) for its third season.
Before we sail into Ponce land, let's salute some milestones of 2012
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We're about to plunge into a mega-anniversary year, marking 500 years since Ponce de León named Florida in 1513. But before we leave 2012, let's tip our Flashback bonnet to a couple of milestones noted this year.
It's almost Christmas Eve: Dad's time to start shopping
December 23, 2012
My dad's holiday shopping season began on Christmas Eve, when he would escape from his grocery store, head home in his ancient blue pickup, and retrieve the stash of cash he kept under the towels in the bathroom closet.
Forget Brenda Starr: Orlando's 'girl reporter' blazed trails of wit, wisdom for real
December 16, 2012
I come from a family of newspaper readers. So, in the mid-1950s, my childhood self found Jean Yothers' "On the Town" column at the breakfast table, among the cinnamon-toast crumbs. It was every bit as delicious a treat.
New book celebrating Florida's food and farms makes for tasty gift idea
December 9, 2012
Books make great gifts for history fans, so let's continue a seasonal "Flashback" tradition with a gift idea: a handsome hardcover titled "Field to Feast: Recipes Celebrating Florida Farmers, Chefs, and Artisans," recently published by the University Press of Florida.
Was Marks Street your Orlando school? Get in touch and help make all-years reunion happen
December 2, 2012
The charming, coral-colored building at 99 E. Marks St. in Orlando has been a senior center for more than 25 years, but it was a school for even longer, from 1925 to 1965.
Big store's Orlando debut dazzled holiday shoppers 50 years ago
November 25, 2012
As the seasonal shopping frenzy kicks off, this tree-hugging old hippie has a confession. As much as I oppose holiday hysteria and conspicuous consumption, I have a fondness for department stores.
We had real first Thanksgiving, special pumpkins
November 18, 2012
My family once had a neighbor, a belle of the Old South, who was fond of the phrase, "Of course, you know . . . ," which she would usually follow with a juicy disclosure.
Lauded historian to speak on Winter Park's Gilded Age roots
November 11, 2012
"This is the prettiest spot I have seen in Florida," President Chester Arthur said about Winter Park in 1883.
Teen clubs along I-4 corridor helped fuel rise of Southern rock
November 4, 2012
As Bob Kealing notes in his new book, most folks who drive by Orlando's Loch Haven Neighborhood Center have "no idea how it used to rock."
We're on a roll at 'piney pit stop of the paranormal' in Lake Wales
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October's a great time for road trips in Central Florida. And it's also the time of year for all things spooky and fun — all of which explains why I could be found in Lake Wales on a recent afternoon, rolling my car backward on the slope that's long been called "Spook Hill."
Grant honors historic school that Flagler's railroad brought to rural Osceola
October 21, 2012
With its tall white columns and wide green lawns, the Palm Beach mansion that Henry Flagler built for his bride Mary Lily Kenan was hailed in 1902 as "more magnificent than any private dwelling in the world." Originally called Whitehall, it's now the Flagler Museum.
At Orlando Museum of Art, great American artists capture Florida's past in paint
June 3, 2012
At the Orlando Museum of Art through mid-July, you can take a visual trip through Florida's history with some of America's finest artists as your guides.
Visit to great Ybor City inspires visions of old dark deeds among the 'Goodfellas'
April 14, 2012
Strolling behind tour leader Scott Deitche through Tampa's Ybor City on a spring evening, I found my feet in the present but my brain back in a dark past — say, Nov. 10, 1936.
Early job helped put 'Pappy' Kennedy on path to history-making career
January 12, 2012
Recently I came across a century-old photo that speaks to both the longevity of our area's tourism business and the opportunities it afforded Central Floridians.
Resolved for 2012: A renewed appreciation of places that matter
December 30, 2011
Residents of tourism meccas often trade stories of the surprising things visitors can do or say.
Holiday of snowmen and Santa inspires that ol' smarty-pants style down South
December 26, 2011
"The sun is shining, the grass is green, the orange and palm trees sway." We may seldom hear those introductory lines to Irving Berlin's holiday anthem "White Christmas," but that's how the song begins.
Exhibit mixes glimpses of turbulent times with memories of a bygone Winter Park
December 5, 2011
In late 1968, I donned a fake leopard-skin pillbox hat and white gloves to visit a Richmond, Va., department store, where I hoped to impress folks with my sophistication and gain my first credit card.
Walt Disney's ties to Central Florida reach back far beyond debut of Magic Kingdom 40 years ago
October 28, 2011
Folks who write or talk about Central Florida's past have often quipped that our area has a fascinating history "B.D."—Before Disney.
Maitland Art Center: Meet the enigmatic, authentic Seminoles
March 29, 2009
Seminole: The word is everywhere in Florida, from college jerseys to gambling casinos.
Over the river, through the woods, to that town of the spirits we go
October 28, 2007
For decades, Orlando-area folks have taken a drive to visit the remarkable Volusia County community of Cassadaga, which scholars deem the oldest active religious community of its kind in the Southeast.
'The heart of Maitland'
October 7, 2007
Folks "seeking health and wealth" couldn't find a better home than Maitland, Florida, an enterprising copywriter wrote about 1890.
Jewish pioneers gathered at family grove for High Holy Days
September 16, 2007
Last week, we started a fresh year on the Jewish calendar, when the HighHoly Days started at sundown Wednesday with Rosh Hashana, the New Year of5768.


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Bring the Skylanders to Life!Introducing the LightCore Skylanders. They light up when they are placed on the Portal of Power® and are armed with a powerful flash bomb power. Build the ultimate collection of Skylanders over 45 Skylanders to collect! Each Skylander has their own unique powers and abilities to enhance your game play experience and save Skylands. Play anytime and anywhere: in the video game, online and on your mobile device.Each Skylanders Single Toy Pack includes: Skylanders Figure, Trading Card, Sticker Sheet with a secret code.
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As with everybody else my son received the Skylander Giants poster with the game starter pack.We received Light Core Pop Fizz as a gift after searching for it to no avail in stores.I am sure not many have noticed this,but the Light Core Pop FIzz on the poster and on their website is completely different then what they are manufacturing.I called Activision but they said they are not able to assist me with this problem.They blamed it on me and refused to take responsibility.If you get the Light Core Pop Fizz and it is not the same one as the poster I urge you to please call Activision.
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love this I got to play it at a friends house can't wait for the next pop fizz in swap force then it can take both paths at once it will get a wow pow to i wonder what it will be plays great just like it's suppose to friend got it here can't wait to get my own
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General applicability.
Except as provided in paragraphs (b), (c), or (d) of this section, this part applies to that portion of wastewater discharges from a centralized waste treatment (CWT) facility that results from any of the following activities:
Treatment and recovery of hazardous or non-hazardous industrial metal-bearing wastes, oily wastes and organic-bearing wastes received from off-site; and
Wastewater from the treatment of wastes that are generated on-site when the wastes generated on-site are otherwise subject to another part of subchapter N.
Wastewater from the treatment of wastes that are generated off-site if the discharger: a) demonstrates that the off-site wastes are generated at a facility that is subject to the same provisions in 40 CFR subchapter N as non-CWT wastes generated at the CWT facility or b) demonstrates that the off-site wastes are of similar nature and the treatment of such wastes are compatible with the treatment of non-CWT wastes generated and treated at the CWT.
Wastewater from the treatment of wastes received from off-site via conduit (e.g., pipelines, channels, ditches, trenches, etc.) from the facility that generates the wastes unless the resulting wastewaters are commingled with other wastewaters subject to this provision. A facility that acts as a waste collection or consolidation center is not a facility that generates wastes.
Wastewater from product stewardship activities, the treatment of sanitary wastes and wastes of domestic origin including chemical toilet wastes, septage, and restaurant wastes or thermal drying of POTW biosolids. Product stewardship activities for purposes of this provision are limited to the following activities at a manufacturing facility: acceptance for treatment or recovery of its unused products, shipping and storage containers with product residues and off-spec products.
Wastewater from solids recovery operations so long as the wastes recovered are from non-industrial sources, and recovery of the wastes does not generate a wastewater or leach appreciable metal or organic chemicals or petroleum-based oil and grease into the water. Examples of solids recovery operations to which this subpart would not apply include, but are not limited to, the recycling of aluminum cans, glass and plastic bottles.
Wastewater from the treatment of, or recovery of material from, animal or vegetable fats/oils from grease traps or interceptors generated by facilities engaged in food service activities.
Wastewater from the treatment of, or recovery of material from, off-site wastes generated by facilities engaged only in food processing.
Wastewater from facilities that are subject to 40 CFR part 442. Wastewater resulting from the treatment of off-site wastewater generated in cleaning transportation equipment (or on-site wastewater generated in cleaning equipment) along with other off-site wastes (subject to this part) not generated in cleaning transportation equipment is, however, subject to this part.
Wastewater resulting from solvent recovery operations if the solvent recovery operations involve the separation of solvent mixtures by distillation.
Wastewater from facilities that are engaged exclusively in centralized silver recovery from used photographic or x-ray materials activities. The discharge resulting from centralized silver recovery from used photographic or x-ray materials that is treated at a CWT facility along with other off-site wastestreams (subject to this part) is subject to this part.
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The discharge of marine generated wastes including wash water from equipment and tank cleaning, ballast water, bilge water, and other wastes generated (while operating on inland, coastal, or open waters or while berthed) as part of routine ship maintenance and operation as long as they are treated and discharged at the ship servicing facility where it is off-loaded. The discharges resulting from the treatment of marine generated wastes that are off-loaded and subsequently sent to a centralized waste treatment facility at a separate location are, however, subject to this part.
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Discharge of wastewater from facilities that are engaged exclusively in incineration activities. The discharge resulting from the treatment of off-site wastewater generated in the incineration of industrial waste that is treated at a CWT facility along with other off-site wastestreams (subject to this part) is subject to this part.
Notwithstanding paragraph (a) of this section, the provisions of this part are not applicable to any metals treatment and recovery wastewater discharges which are subject to the secondary metals provisions of 40 CFR part 421, the Nonferrous Metals Manufacturing Point Source Category. These secondary metals subcategories are subpart C (Secondary Aluminum Smelting Subcategory), subpart F (Secondary Copper Subcategory), subpart L (Secondary Silver Subcategory), subpart M (Secondary Lead Subcategory), subpart P (Primary and Secondary Germanium and Gallium Subcategory), subpart Q (Secondary Indium Subcategory), subpart R (Secondary Mercury Subcategory), subpart T (Secondary Molybdenum and Vanadium Subcategory), subpart V (Secondary Nickel Subcategory), subpart X (Secondary Precious Metals Subcategory), subpart Z (Secondary Tantalum Subcategory), subpart AA (Secondary Tin Subcategory), subpart AB (Primary and Secondary Titanium Subcategory), subpart AC (Secondary Tungsten and Cobalt Subcategory), and subpart AD (secondary Uranium Subcategory).
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Telephony routing rules have changed in S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 2 devices. When a voice call is muted from the Phone application, all playback to telephony uplink is automatically disabled for all clients, including Music Player, Voice Recorder, and 3rd party applications.
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AMD today introduced its lineup of next-generation DirectX 11-capable ATI Mobility Radeon Premium graphics, including ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 graphics, the highest performance graphics for notebooks in the world.1 The entire family of DirectX 11-capable graphics consists of ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5800, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5700, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5600 and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5400 series graphics. This top-to-bottom family of Direct 11-capable notebook graphics introduces compelling new features including ATI Eyefinity multi-display technology, bringing powerful visual gaming and computing innovation to the notebook PC. Notebooks featuring the new graphics technology are previewed at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in the VISION Experience Center, located in the Grand Lobby (GL-8 and GL-10) of the Las Vegas Convention Center. "Six months ago AMD claimed the title of undisputed technology leader in desktop graphics, and now we also offer powerful mobile graphics processors for notebooks to go with our market leadership in that segment," said Rick Bergman, senior vice president and general manager, Products Group, AMD. "Once again, AMD changes the game both in terms of performance and experience. AMD innovations now give notebook users full DirectX 11 support, eye-opening ATI Eyefinity technology, superb HD multimedia capabilities, and ATI Stream technology designed to help optimize Windows 7 notebook performance." The next-generation family of DirectX 11-capable ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5000 series graphics represents a powerful upgrade for OEMs to existing and upcoming 2009 AMD Mainstream and 2nd Generation Ultrathin notebook platforms, as well as next-generation "Danube" mainstream and "Nile" ultrathin notebook platforms scheduled to launch in the first half of 2010. These graphics innovations are designed to let you: Accelerate your mobile performance: The DirectX 11-capable ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5000 series graphics lineup is the first and only notebook graphics technology to support DirectCompute 11, allowing users to take full advantage of Windows 7, the first compute-capable operating system. Enjoy new features, functionality and improved performance in top media, entertainment and productivity applications made possible by ATI Stream technology. ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5400 series (and higher) graphics fully support both DirectX 11 and OpenCL, enabling broad application acceleration support today and tomorrow. Maximize your mobile lifestyle ATI Eyefinity multi-display technology enables super high resolution panoramic computing for notebooks, allowing mobile users to seamlessly harness up to six monitors for improved gaming, productivity, and entertainment. 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Wang, Corporate Vice President & General Manager, Notebook Business Unit, System Business Group, ASUS. "Today's consumers demand more of their notebooks, and to meet those changing needs, MSI continually strives to offer a wide variety of notebooks infused with leading technologies," said Sam Chern, Notebook Marketing Director, MSI. "Next-generation ATI Mobility Radeon Premium graphics are a perfect solution, introducing industry first features such as DirectX 11 gaming support that help us better address the full range of customers at affordable prices." Notebooks with DirectX 11-capable ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5000 series graphics are scheduled to be available in the first half of 2010. Detailed specifications can be found here.
You may want to check out specs of each GPU in the link above. Mobility HD 5800 series chips have 800 SPs, Mobility HD 5700 and Mobility HD 5600 have 400, Mobility HD 5400 have 80... AMD did to Mobility HD 5000 what NVIDIA did to GeForce M GTX 200 series.
Unfortunately i havent memorised the 5K cards specs yet. Radeon 5870 desktop: * 1600 Stream Processing Units * 80 Texture Units * 128 Z/Stencil ROP Units * 32 Color ROP Units 5870 Mobility: * 800 Stream Processing Units * 40 Texture Units * 64 Z/Stencil ROP Units * 16 Color ROP Units Oh dear god... they cut it in half! shame!
* 800 Stream Processing Units * 40 Texture Units * 64 Z/Stencil ROP Units * 16 Color ROP Units it *is* a 5770 :S PCI-E 2.1?
Well, it is certainly a letdown, but it kinda makes sense. Notebook cooling is nowhere near efficient as desktops are. But a 5770 for a notebook, that sounds pretty sweet to me.
You gotta be kidding; check this out! Raedon Mobility HD 5870; Speeds & Feeds Engine clock speed: 700 MHz Processing power (single precision): 1.12 TeraFLOPS Polygon throughput: 700M polygons/sec Data fetch rate (32-bit): 112 billion fetches/sec Texel fill rate (bilinear filtered): 28 Gigatexels/sec Pixel fill rate: 11.2 Gigapixels/sec Anti-aliased pixel fill rate: 44.8 Gigasamples/sec Memory clock speed: 1.0 GHz Memory data rate: 4.0 Gbps Memory bandwidth: 64 GB/sec TDP: 50 Watts That on a laptop, my desktop is crying.
Well, you didn't expect the mobile part to have same specs as desktop one... That would melt laptop to a pile of goo.
you obviously havent been paying much attention. Last generation, ATI did exactly that. http://www.amd.com/us/products/desk.../Pages/ati-radeon-hd-4870-specifications.aspx http://www.amd.com/us/products/note...00/hd-4850-4870/Pages/hd-4850-4870-specs.aspx
No, I did, because Mobility HD 4870 had nearly the same specs as the desktop part, and the AMD RV770 (HD 4870) has nearly the same thermal characteristics as the AMD Cypress (desktop HD 5870). No laptops melted.
Ever tried W90VP ? No. 4870 Crossfire! Not same specs as desktop(lower clock) But the point is: Nvidia started doing rebrand (Lets for god sake it doesnt get worse than this with ati) They are actually using 5770 in laptops and not 4870. GTX260M = 9800GT for those who still doesnt know. Anyways, dont like this, but i think nvidia kinda pushed it on them. Still easy for us who know it, since every model is one 5X70 (X) under the desktop counterpart. but still not right...
nvidia started rebranding a long time ago. Geforce 4MX line? yeah, geforce 2 rebadge. Same card @ lower clocks was expected and accepted in laptop cards, at least. Calling two cards the same name, when one is literally half the other is completely wrong. (Nvidia does worse, but this is still unacceptable)
Even if they did cut it back so what.It will still be a monster in a laptop. Id trade my HD4570 for a crippled HD5870 any day
Only reason these cards are not matching their desktop counterparts is because of the thermal constraints found in a laptop. You would have to run a box fan or a blow drier fan underneath just to expel the heat and that would make your balls sweat more. The last time a Desktop and laptop video card matched as of Specs other than clock speed was the Radeon 9800 and M18 (MR9800) from 2002-2004. The M18 was found in the Dell Inspiron 9100/XPS Gen 1, which in fact was a Desktop Replacement/Hefty Laptop (Matched the weight of a Toughbook without the ruggedization). I found out the M18 was based on a newer process than the Desktop Part which was actually the AGP Radeon x800 series (R420). At that time it was possible to do that with video cards being released at a pace that was somewhat slow. Also the only way to obtain maximum performance is to have the devices hooked up to a power source other than a battery. Since I knew about the M18 being based upon the R420 I attempted a Mod Bios flash to see if I could open more pixel pipelines- which to amazement it failed resulting in replacing the video card (500 USD at the time- OUCH!).
Orly? Where were these constraints with Mobility HD 4870? Like I said, RV770 has nearly the same thermals as Cypress, so that argument doesn't count.
Why cant they name the current 5800M into 5700M instead to avoid confusion (and fooling the consumers)? Now everyone is pulling a Nvidia! or they are trying to release a 5900M which is equal to 5800 and 6000M which is actually 5900?
I think its the hype - when average consumers look on a Alienware website (or any other OEMs that makes gaming laptops) & they see one with a 5870mobility - they will jump hoops thinking its almost as powerful as the desktop 5870 but in which case its only half the card the real 5870 is.... pittyful really. but i agree - they give it the name of a top class performing card only to water it down by quite a bit. lackluster. Im sure it will run games decent enough though but its not the ultimate performance one would think if he just just looking at it from a retailers website
so is the mobile 5870 only slightly better than the 4870M? Because it's a 5770 and 5770 is about the 4870 in performance.


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