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Francis I, also called (until 1515) Francis of Angoulême, French François d'Angoulême, (born Sept. 12, 1494, Cognac, France—died March 31, 1547, Rambouillet), king of France (1515–47), the first of five monarchs of the Angoulême branch of the House of Valois. A Renaissance patron of the arts and scholarship, a humanist, and a knightly king, he waged campaigns in Italy (1515–16) and fought a series of wars with the Holy Roman Empire (1521–44).
Early years
Francis was the son of Charles de Valois-Orleáns, comte d'Angoulême, and Louise of Savoy. On the accession of his cousin Louis XII in 1498, Francis became heir presumptive and was given the Duchy of Valois. With his sister Marguerite, he was raised by his mother, who had been widowed at the age of 20 and whom he deeply revered; he knelt whenever he spoke to her. No one had as much power over him as these two women. Idolized, he grew up following his own whims, without discipline and more infatuated with chivalrous romances, songs, and violent exercise than with classical studies. He was greatly admired by the gay, young circle of his mother's cultured court for his athletic build and the elegance of his demeanour and manners. His need for female companions stemmed from this upbringing, as did his lack of realism and his chivalrous imagination.
Louis XII, distrustful of Francis, did not allow him to dabble in affairs of state but sent him off at the age of 18 to the frontiers, which had been attacked in force. There, Francis learned more about warfare and, being of a sensual nature, about the licentiousness of camp life than about how to govern the state or, even more, to govern himself. Shortly before his death, Louis XII married him to Claude, his 15-year-old daughter. On Jan. 1, 1515, at the age of 20, Francis became king of France.
His quick and shrewd mind, his amazing memory, and his universal curiosity compensated for his inexperience. But, because he was outgoing and trusting and incapable of dissembling, he was always a bad politician. The pomp of the Reims coronation, the sumptuous cortege of the solemn entry into Paris, and the lavish feasts revealed his love of ceremony and also pleased the people of Paris, who had been disheartened by a long succession of morose and sickly sovereigns.
Promise of a great reign
Louis XII had left an army prepared to reconquer the Duchy of Milan. This ill-fated dream of recovering his great-grandmother Valentina Visconti's heritage—which had been lost, retaken, then lost again—fascinated Francis in his turn. Ambitious for glory and urged on by turbulent young nobles, he made sure of peace with his neighbours, entrusted the regency to his mother, and galloped off to Italy.
At the bloody Battle of Marignano, charging at the head of his cavalry, he defeated the reportedly invincible Swiss mercenaries of Duke Massimiliano Sforza and his ally Pope Leo X. After the victory, by his own wish, he was knighted by the captain who had fought most bravely: Bayard, the most famous chevalier of his time.
The Pope received his conqueror in Bologna. Surrounded by his glittering pontifical court and by his famous artists, he dazzled Francis with concerts, banquets, and theatrical performances. The Pope offered him a Madonna by Raphael and negotiated a concordat that returned to the Pope the benefices of the rich church of France, while the nomination of prelates was assigned to the King, who was desirous of strengthening his authority over a clergy grown too acquisitive and independent.
Buoyed up by a victor's prestige, the King spoke as a sovereign, using for the first time the formula of absolute power: "For such is our pleasure." Prosperity permitted him to grant a princely pension to Sforza, as well as to Leonardo da Vinci and other artists who brought masterpieces to his court. He also signed a perpetual peace treaty with the Swiss and bought back Tournai from Henry VIII of England. And, as a pledge of unalterable friendship, the first-born royal child, Princess Louise, was affianced to the Habsburg prince Charles, heir to the Netherlands and, at 16, the new king of Spain.
Everything forecast a great reign. Francis I formed a brilliant and scholarly court at which poets, musicians, and learned men mingled with rough noblemen from the provinces whom idleness was making dangerous. He welcomed lovely ladies at court, saying, "A court without women is a year without spring and a spring without roses." The arts, elegance, and chivalrous gallantry served to refine the licentious manners of the court.
The frail queen Claude, gentle and pious, bore a child each year. Francis respected her and sought her advice. In the meantime, he loved the dark-haired comtesse de Châteaubriant, without, however, foregoing nocturnal escapades with his childhood companions, who had now become his ministers and his favourites.
Francis toured France tirelessly, showing himself to people who had never seen a king. He was constantly travelling on horseback, winter and summer, whether well or ill. He became familiar with everything: men, roads, rivers, resources, and needs. During his travels, he emptied prisons, curtailed the abuses of judicial powers by the nobles, lavished largesse on the people, and provided games and processions for them, speaking to them in his grand manner, warmly and openly: "My friends, my beloved ones . . . ."
Popular, happy, the father of two sons, he was the most powerful sovereign in all Christendom when, in 1519, the German emperor Maximilian died. The election as emperor of Maximilian's grandson Charles spelled ruin for Francis I, for Charles, who was already king of Spain, now encircled France with his possessions.
Rivalry with Charles V
Nineteen years old, secretive, cool-headed, and a clever politician, the Emperor had his mind set on a universal monarchy. His chief obstacle was the King of France. A mortal hatred emerged from this rivalry, leading to 27 years of savage warfare, interrupted by truces that were invariably violated. In 1520, on the Field of Cloth of Gold near Calais, where both displayed unprecedented magnificence, Francis vainly sought an alliance with Henry VIII.
Hostilities between Charles V and France began in 1521 in the north and in the Pyrenees, while the two brothers of the King's mistress were losing Milan. The soldiers remained unpaid, and the army was disintegrating. The King, unconcerned, arose late, paid little attention to his council, and gave orders without seeing that they were carried out. Money disappeared into thin air. A few paymasters were hanged, though in vain.
In 1523 the King demanded the return to the French state, according to law, of the vast provinces that the great feudal duke Charles de Bourbon thought he had inherited from his wife. Incensed, Bourbon turned traitor and joined the Emperor's service, claiming that the French, weary of the prodigality of their sovereign, would rise up on an appeal from him. Commanding the imperial army, he invaded Provence, was driven back near Marseille, and withdrew toward Italy. Francis I was pursuing him when he learned of the death of his wife Claude, at the age of 24, exhausted from seven pregnancies. The death of his second daughter followed soon after. Meanwhile, the English and the Germans were advancing in the north. In vain, his mother begged him to return: "Our good angel has abandoned us. Your horoscope forecasts disaster!" At the Battle of Pavia in 1525, defeated and wounded, he was taken prisoner. "Madame, to inform you of the rest of my misfortune, I have nothing left to me save my honour and my life."
As the price for the King's freedom, the Emperor demanded one-third of France, the renunciation of France's claim to Italy, and restitution to Bourbon of his fiefs, with the addition of Provence. "I am resolved to endure prison for as long as God wills rather than accept terms injurious to my kingdom!" replied the King.
Imprisoned in a dismal tower in Madrid, the recluse composed melancholy poems, songs, and letters to his subjects, heartrending in their humility and their tender nobility. The mortifying defeat, the dangerous situation of his country, and the confinement aggravated his habitual migraines, the consequence of old wounds and of newly contracted syphilis. When he was struck down by an abscess in his head, his people, loyal in bad fortune as in good, prayed for him. The Archbishop of Tournon said a mass at his bedside, in the presence of his sister Marguerite, who had hastened to Madrid.
Decline and death
Although Francis finally recovered, he did not cease to suffer. His personality changed. Sudden reversals of mood, excesses of severity and clemency, inconsistencies in his statesmanship and in his personal behaviour marked him; his mind sometimes wandered.
The Emperor persisted in his exorbitant claims. Resigned to die in prison, the King abdicated in favour of his eldest son. France judged this abdication to be the worst possible move. The Dauphin was too young; the country was lost without its leader. No matter what the cost, he would have to return home. The French ambassadors, with nominal cooperation by the King, concluded the harsh Treaty of Madrid. He signed it in January 1526, declaring that the word and signature of an imprisoned knight were valueless and that it was beyond his power to dismember his kingdom. Still bedridden, he was betrothed by proxy to Eleonora, widow of the King of Portugal and sister of his jailer. The wedding was to seal the reconciliation of the two rulers and was to follow execution of the treaty. As a last condition, Francis had to deliver his two eldest sons, seven and eight years old, as hostages.
The surrendered provinces refused to divorce themselves from France. The Emperor, furious with the perjured King, held the children prisoner for four years. His army plundered Italy and captured Pope Clement VII. Francis could not openly engage in the war that was again flaring up everywhere against Charles V. Doomed to disavow his promises to his secret allies, he fled from their envoys, either going on hunting trips from forest to forest or travelling around the country, building fairylike castles that he occupied only fleetingly and founding the free and secular Collège de France. Anne, duchesse d'Étampes, "the most beautiful of learned ladies, and the most learned of beautiful ladies," replaced Madame de Châteaubriant, more as a companion than mistress.
Their raging hatred impelled Charles and Francis to challenge each other to a duel, which was, however, prevented. During one of the King's relapses, his mother reached an agreement with Margaret of Austria, the Emperor's aunt, to stop this deadly struggle. The ensuing Treaty of Cambrai softened that of Madrid. In order to get his children back, Francis had to abandon his allies, give up Italy, and pay 2,000,000 gold crowns. His foolish expenditures had emptied the treasury, and the ransom was collected only with difficulty. Finally, however, the little princes were able to attend their father's political marriage to Eleonora in 1530.
In 1531 the King's mother succumbed to the plague. Marguerite, having married the King of Navarre, lived at some distance. The King, grown tragically old, in 1533 presided over the marriage of his second son, Henry, to Catherine de Médicis, the niece of Clement VII.
When religious strife broke out in France, the King—tolerant, an epicurean, an admirer of the Dutch Humanist Erasmus, and patron of the great satirist Rabelais, as well as a reader of Philipp Melanchthon, the Reformer—tried to moderate the growing fanaticism. Both his sister and his mistress supported the Reformation, whereas his ministers were zealous Catholics. But the Reformers were considered republicans, and the burnings at the stake began. For five years he delayed the extermination of the Waldensian sect, only signing the order without reading it when on his deathbed.
The war with Charles V was resumed in 1536. Bereavements within the family came in quick succession. The Dauphin died at the age of 18—poisoned by Charles V, it was believed. The third son, the most dearly loved, died of the plague. One of Francis' last diplomatic achievements was an alliance with the Turks against the Emperor.
Henry VIII, by turns friend or enemy, died in January 1547. Francis, younger by two years, still had time to found the port of Le Hâvre, to send Jacques Cartier to Canada, to reform the judicial system, and to decree the use of French in all legal documents.
Wasting away with fever, dying, he wandered from castle to castle, carried on a litter. Finally, on March 31, 1547, the knight-king died. Notwithstanding the personal afflictions of the last 20 years of his life, Francis was to his countrymen and to the succeeding generation le grand roi François.Marcelle Vioux


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We had the opportunity to head down to the season ticket holder batting practice at PNC Park tonight. After taking a few cuts in the cages, we headed to the Hall of Fame Club for a light dinner. In the Club, they were playing a video on loop of the 2013 promotions.
There were four in particular that really stood out:
– A.J. Burnett Free Shirt Friday
Friday, April 12th vs. Cincinnati
– Andrew McCutchen Bobblehead
Saturday, April 20th vs. Atlanta
– A.J. Burnett Bobblehead
Saturday, May 18th vs. Houston
– Replica Sunday Alternate Hat
Sunday, June 16th vs. Los Angeles
The introduction of the new Sunday alternate jersey has been highly anticipated. There is a replica alternate jersey giveaway on August 4th, but they unfortunately did not have a picture of it on the slide show. That hat obviously looks nothing like this possible mock-up we found a few weeks back.
The yellow crown with black bill would certainly be an interesting look. Based on the picture, we assume it's similar to the hat worn in the early '70s:
The Pirates wore a comparable uniform back in 2011 when they celebrated the 1971 World Series:
However, this leaves us unsure of how the jerseys will turn out. They could be similar to the ones above, but who knows if they will to go back to that style.
Anyway, more of the promotions should be on display at PirateFest this weekend. Hopefully they reveal the Sunday alternate jersey as well.
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BRENTWOOD, Tenn. – The Lipscomb women's basketball team took a break from preseason workouts as they volunteered at the Nashville Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) Walk on Saturday, Sept. 22. The Lady Bisons joined 200 walkers in raising awareness for PKD as the foundation searches for a cure.
Junior Jess Reece didn't know anything about PKD prior to Saturday. She alluded to the event as not only volunteering but a learning experience as well.
"It was great to show support and learn about something I was not used to hearing about," Reece said. "Interacting with the kids was a lot of fun. Getting faces painted and playing games was great. Getting to learn stories of those who are affected was amazing as well."
Carol Boeing, a 1967 Lipscomb graduate, is the founder of the Nashville area PKD chapter and coordinates the PKD Walk every year.
"This is the sixth year of the walk in Nashville, joining more than 60 other walks nationwide in the fall," Boeing said. "The national goal is to raise $2.5 million while the Nashville chapter raises $40,000 of that goal."
"We like to make the walk fun and exciting for the kids as well. With the women's basketball team present, they will interact with the kids, cheer them on in the penny kid's dash and play a little basketball with them."
Sophomore Ashley Southern enjoyed her time with the kids, especially those who have been affected by PKD.
"It was nice to help people out," said Southern. "It makes you feel blessed and helps put things into perspective when you are with people fighting diseases."
The PKD Foundation leads the fight against PKD through research, education, advocacy, support and awareness. The signature event of the PKD Foundation, the Walk for PKD, raises funds and creates awareness of both the foundation and PKD itself.
PKD is one of the most common genetic life-threatening diseases for which there is no cure. Currently dialysis and kidney transplants are the only options once kidneys start to fail. PKD is passed on to 50 percent of children of an affected parent. The disease attacks the kidney by creating cysts and enlarging the kidneys until failure occurs. A normal kidney is about the size of a human fist, but with PKD the size grows to a football or larger. It affects 600,000 Americans and 12.5 million people worldwide.
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Responding to the threat of global oil depletion, JMU students work to create a supermileage vehicle
By Harry Atwood ('87)
J.T. Danko ('10), an integrated science and technology major with concentrations in environment and biotechnology, helped construct a 60-pound supermileage vehicle in the JMU Alternative Fuels Lab. The vehicle is the product of Danko, Danny Yeh and David Roy's senior thesis, and proof of the time, study and effort put forth by this senior trio.
[On the day I visit the lab] the supermileage vehicle is still very much a work in progress. The black chassis (cannibalized from a similar vehicle) is held about two inches off the ground by three sleek bicycle tires. Thin copper wires arc and taper like fish bones outlining what will be the framework for the body made of a type of shrink-wrap for boats. Strips of wood with putty and goopy looking glue trim out the framework and provide the mounts for the copper wires.
I comment on its slapdash appearance, and Danko smiles, taking delight in the team's resourcefulness. A modest budget of $500 required the team to be creative. "We've been using whatever we can get our hands on for materials since we are basically out of money," Danko explains. Some materials were donated by friends and teachers; the clear plastic needed for the windshield was found in a friend's basement, and some of the scrap metal was dug out of the dumpster behind the lab.
Looking over the nuts and bolts of this cool vehicle it might be easy to forget the amount of academic work that went into making it all possible. That is, unless you attended Danko, Yeh and Roy's presentation at the Integrated Science and Technology Senior Symposium in April. On the day of this annual symposium, all ISAT classes are cancelled and students, parents, professors, visiting academics and employers gather to hear the presentations given by these aspiring young engineers and technicians.
Key to Danko, Yeh and Roy's thesis, as made evident in the abstract, was the team's goal to put its project in the context of current concerns over climate change and global oil depletion. Danko's introduction highlighted the need for alternatives to traditional automobile transportation in a world that may be facing an "oil life" of about 25 to 35 years. The supermileage vehicle and experiments with fuel-injection systems is the team's contribution to a global concern about finding ways of extending the time remaining before oil depletion. "Our goal was to achieve a fuel economy between 700 and 1,000 miles per gallon," says Danko. "We were actually testing the car up until 10 p.m. the night before the presentation to get some fuel efficiency values. We did circles around Purcell Park and some JMU parking lots, and we were thinking about running it up and down the halls for a flat surface. Luckily it didn't come to that."
Danko entered the JMU team's vehicle in the 2010 Society of Automotive Engineer's Supermileage competition in July in Ann Arbor, Mich. It was one of dozens of vehicles from universities all over the country. With sponsorships from the likes of Shell and Mobile, some schools boasted budgets in the $8,000 to $14,000 range. The JMU vehicle was constructed from a $500 budget, and Danko takes particular pride in this reality. Besides that, only one vehicle in Ann Arbor sported a purple reclined seat emblazoned with the image of the Duke Dog.
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MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury Union High School football team scored six first-half touchdowns on just 22 plays on Friday, when the top-seeded Tigers thumped No. 8 St. Johnsbury, 48-6, in a Division I quarterfinal.
The 9-0 Tigers will host three-time defending champion Hartford — at 6-2 the No. 4 seed — on Friday at 7 p.m. The Hurricanes defeated No. 5 Essex on Friday, 46-14.
The Tigers blanked Hartford on Sept. 6, 23-0, at MUHS, and Coach Dennis Smith expects a battle on Friday.
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ADDISON COUNTY — In local Division II high school boys' soccer playoff action last week, top-seeded Mount Abraham reached the semifinal round, Vergennes pulled off one upset and nearly came up with another, and Otter Valley lost its opener.
BRANDON — The No. 2 Otter Valley Union High School field hockey team lost a heartbreaker to visiting No. 7 Harwood on Saturday by the slimmest of margins, 1-0, in a Division II upset.
MIDDLEBURY — The No. 8 Middlebury Union High School field hockey team rallied to win a first-round Division I playoff game on Wednesday before falling to No. 1 Essex on Saturday.
On, Wednesday, the Tigers topped visiting No. 9 Mount Mansfield, 3-2. The victory was the Tigers' first at home this fall, and it avenged a 6-1 loss at MMU when the Tigers were without two injured starters. MUHS improved to 4-7-3, while MMU fell to 4-7-1. The Tigers held edges of 8-5 in shots on goal and 12-7 in penalty corners.
ADDISON COUNTY — In Division II girls' soccer playoff action late last week, No. 15 Middlebury pulled off a pair of upsets to reach the semifinal round, No. 5 Mount Abraham fell just short in a quarterfinal, and No. 9 Vergennes bowed out in the first round.
When I first read about the plans for the new town office building and gymnasium, I thought, "How exciting!" I never thought there would be any opposition to such wonderful additions to the town and to the elimination of that outdated eyesore. That is why I have found the negativity to this project to be mind-boggling.
And now, to make matters worse, it has turned into a vicious attack against Selectman Victor Nuovo. To insinuate that he is somehow in collusion with the college is an insult.
This past Wednesday two consultants working with the Vermont Department of Economic Development and the state commissioner were in Middlebury promoting economic development. A good crowd turned out, an energetic and informative three-hour workshop ensued, and the group was invited to join a follow-up session to help fine-tune a statewide comprehensive economic development plan.
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Yesterday, IBM announced a project that will join forces with Brazilian game developer Hoplon Infotainment to develop a Cell-based mainframe system that will host massively multiplayer online games targeted at console and PC users. IBM is calling this system a "gameframe," and it will use Cell BE coprocessors to handle message passing and physics simulation for a Hoplon-developed MMOG middleware layer, called bitVerse, that the two companies are porting to Cell. The mainframe's general-purpose CPUs (probably POWER, but not specified yet) will handle aspects of the MMOG like logistics, connectivity, and the Websphere- and DB2-driven portions of bitVerse.
The system will be Linux-based, and though this isn't stated, it might be based on the IBM System Cluster 1350, if not identical to it. The System Cluster 1350 is a high-performance computing product with models that integrate the Cell BE as a coprocessor with general-purpose processors from Intel, AMD, or IBM. IBM's statement that the cluster can include "up to 336 RISC processors" strongly implies that the general-purpose CPU will come from the company's POWER line. The other, perhaps even more likely option is that it'll involve a System z mainframe put together with racks of IBM's Cell blades. The press release includes a quote from a System z manager, which may indicate that this system is involved.
While IBM has stated that multiple types of clients will be able connect to the system—consoles, PCs, and mobile devices—it's clear that the PS3 will be an ideal client for the system. The PS3 was made from the get-go to work as a networked device, and many of retiring PlayStation creator Kutaragi's more outlandish pronouncements about the console centered around this networked aspect of it. So the idea of connecting your PS3 to a mainframe that itself consists of Cell chips running game code actually fits surprisingly well with the vision that Kutaragi in this (in)famous interview with the EET:
Kutaragi: The Cell processor will completely change the concept of programming. Conventionally, programming has sought to pull out the best performance from a closed processor and a certain capacity memory. The Cell processor assumes the existence of multiple Cells.
The model image for the Cell-based network may be the Internet: Servers around the world form one virtual "computer," and each PC accesses it. One Cell or cluster of Cells can also function as a server; but whereas the present Internet mainly handles characters, applications on the Cell network will also handle semantics and reasoning.
Though sold as a game console, what will in fact enter the home is a Cell-based computer.
Some searching will turn up other prelaunch talk of a network of Cell processors ganged together to render virtual worlds, but after the console came to market the focus was squarely on the more mundane details of price, features, units shipped, titles available, and so on. Only with Sony's demo at the most recent GDC did the company begin to rekindle talk of a PS3-based online virtual world, and even then the PS3 figured in only on the client side.
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Though the Cell-based mainframe system is being pitched by IBM as a "gameframe," it's clear from the announcement that it won't be solely dedicated to virtual worlds and gaming. The company says they'll run commercial supercomputing workloads on it, with a special focus on simulations. So the online virtual world is one high-profile application for the cluster, but it definitely won't be the only one, or even the main one. IBM is keen to really showcase the power of Cell BE for HPC clusters, and this system will give them a test-bed for exactly that. Yet again, we're seeing the commodity gaming market providing the volume to drive a technology into the more rarified world of HPC.
I also wouldn't be surprised to see IBM try to rope PS3 customers who connect to the system into yielding some of their spare cycles to the cluster's commercial workloads. IBM could easily incentivize this by offering in-game goodies to users who agree to run parts of customers' jobs on their PS3s. Sony is openly talking about using networked PS3s in exactly this manner, so it's possible that IBM may also want to get in on the game. Cluster customers would probably pay well for the speedup that they would get from adding in the power of thousands of networked PS3s.
Update: Some combination of the IBM System z and a group of Cell blades is more likely to form the basis for this system than the IBM System 1350. As I note in the corrected text above, IBM's press release contains a quote from a System z manager who's talking about the security and stability of mainframes, so this suggests that System z is involved.


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Prominent bitcoin advocate and author Andreas Antonopoulos believes that a crypto-backed exchange-traded fund (ETF) is inevitable, but will ultimately do more harm than good for peer-to-peer money. According to this view, proponents of virtual currency should stop debating whether regulators will approve a bitcoin ETF and start considering the long-term implications of securitization.
Although there are many reasons why Antonopoulos rejects the idea of a bitcoin ETF, the core of his argument stems from the underlying principle of decentralization. A bitcoin ETF, while inevitable in his view, induces pseudo-centralization that could have negative effects on the market's long-term health.
"ETFs fundamentally violates the underlying principle of peer-to-peer money, where each user is not operating through a custodian but has direct control of their money because they have direct control of their keys," Antonopoulos says, as quoted by CCN.
An ETF would concentrate influence and decision-making power in the hands of the custodians, who hold bitcoin keys on behalf of their investors (under an ETF model, investors hold no keys and have no role in the ecosystem).
While crypto purists have conveyed similar concerns, most investors are preoccupied with what regulators think the bitcoin market should look like for securitization to be granted. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) believes the bitcoin market lacks the liquidity, size and manipulation constraints needed for securitization. To be fair, their judgment has been applied to funds that purport to track bitcoin futures as opposed to physical units of the digital currency. A recent application by VanEck and SolidX attempts to overcome these issues by tracking underlying bitcoin and insuring the fund against loss or theft. The SEC is expected to deliver its ruling on the VanEck/SolidX fund later this month.
Intermediary vs. Real Investment
In Antonopoulos' view, the eventual passing of a bitcoin ETF will create two classes of institutional investors: those with the technical prowess to actually own physical units of bitcoin and those who depend solely on intermediaries like futures and ETFs.
At the moment, it appears that institutional demand is pivoting toward intermediaries, with banks, hedge funds and day traders gravitating toward bitcoin futures and other indirect investments. Several fund managers ranging from ProShares to Direxion and up to the Winklevoss brothers, who own and manage the Gemini Exchange, are pushing hard to make bitcoin ETFs a reality. This is where much of the institutional debate lingers.
The first wave of institutionalization via bitcoin futures appear to have had mixed results. On the one hand, the futures market has contributed to a sharp drop in bitcoin's underlying volatility. On the other hand, it gave traders the power to short BTC with relative ease, which many believe has actually been responsible for bitcoin's decline since December. To be sure, futures have probably played a very minor role in the bitcoin price due to underlying liquidity constraints in the market. There simply aren't enough futures trades being placed to cause the earth-moving collapse in bitcoin's price over the past eight months. That said, there's no going around the fact that short positions have dominated the futures market since launch. Case in point: CME's bitcoin futures contract recently recorded its smallest-ever bearish position at -1,266 contracts. That's still a net short position.
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The steep segment-wide decline that started yesterday continued today, with all of the major cryptocurrencies falling overnight, most of them by double-digits. Ethereum continues to lead the way lower, and the second largest coin hit the lowest level since last September after the expected breakdown.
Bitcoin's, still relatively strong technical position also deteriorated and now the short-term picture in the segment is overwhelmingly bearish, similarly to the long-term setup, which hasn't changed despite the recent rally. The leaders of the counter-trend move are also sporting heavy losses, although Dash, Monero, IOTA, and even the weaker Litecoin and Ripple are all above the August lows.
A successful test of the lows by the stronger coins would be a positive long-term sign, while all eyes will be on the key $5850 level in Bitcoin if the selloff continues. For now, traders should still remain defensive, since the dominant bearish long-term is in play again, and another leg lower in the top coins is the most likely scenario for the coming weeks.
BTC/USD, 4-Hour Chart Analysis
Bitcoin clearly broke below the short-term trendline during the second wave of selling, and it also broke violated the key $6750 level in the process, triggering a short-term sell signal in our trend model. The coin remains relatively strong from a short-term perspective, but the failed rally attempts of the recent months are not positive for bulls, and another test of the key zone near $5850 would be a negative sign. BTC bounced of the key $6275 support in early trading, and another weaker zone is found near $6000 while primary resistance is now ahead at $6500.
ETH/USD, 4-Hour Chart Analysis
Ethereum confirmed its severe relative weakness again, breaking below the August low near the $260 level as expected, and it also fell below the next support level at $235 overnight. The coins decline has been a major drag on the whole segment, and the total value of the market got back to $200 billion today in early trading, even as most of the smaller altcoins are above their respective lows. The next major support level is found near $205, with another, stronger zone at $180, and as the steep downtrend is clearly intact, traders should still away from the coin.
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XRP/USDT, 4-Hour Chart Analysis
Ripple continued yesterday's breakdown overnight, plunging below $0.30, but it remained above the $0.26 low, slightly outperforming the bearish leader ETH. XRP is also in a structural bear market, with our trend model on a sell signal both the short- and long-term, and a test of the lows is very likely in the coming days. The next main support zone is near $0.23, while further resistance is ahead between $0.3130 and $0.32 and near $0.35.
LTC/USD, 4-Hour Chart Analysis
Litecoin erased most of its recent gains after breaking below the short-term uptrend line yesterday, and the coin is now likely headed for the test of the August lows. LTC is back below the key $56 support/résistance level as well, and as the long-term setup remained clearly bearish despite the rally, another leg lower is possible in the coming period. Below the $51levle and the August low, the $44 level provides the next main level of support, while key resistance is ahead at $64.
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Bitcoin's precipitous drop intensified on Thursday, dragging other cryptocurrencies down with it as investors reacted to reports that Goldman Sachshttps://hacked.com/goldman-sachs-reneges-on-crypto-trading-desk-prices-tank/ is scrapping plans to launch a crypto trading desk.
BTC/USD Update
The bitcoin price reached a low of $6,302.20 on Bitfinex, virtually offsetting last week's gains. At press time, BTC was down 4.9% at $6,373. Its 24-hour losses amounted to 10.2%. Last week, BTC peaked above $7,400.
Bitcoin's sudden reversal has pushed the asset deep into oversold levels, according to the 4-hour relative strength index. Price action indicators also convey underlying weakness, with the 50-day moving average trekking sharply downward. The bitcoin price now sits roughly $300 below its 200-day moving average.
At current values, BTC is capitalized at $110.8 billion compared with recent highs north of $124 billion. The coin's share of the overall cryptocurrency market soared to 54.9%, the highest of the year. Bitcoin's dominance rate previously peaked around 54.5% on Aug. 14.
Altcoins Plunge
Altcoins and tokens have suffered the disproportionate share of the selloff, which seems to have started over 24 hours ago. As Hacked reported Wednesday, altcoins and tokens were the first to crash on Wednesday, selling off roughly ten minutes before bitcoin.
The digital currency market's combined value clocked in at $201.9 billion on Thursday, down roughly $40 billion from the recent high. Ethereum fell another 15.2% to $225, its lowest in a year. Bitcoin cash plunged 15.3% to $498 while EOS, the fifth ranked crypto by market cap, shed 17.1% to $5.02. XRP declined 8.8% to $0.285 while Stellar, Litecoin and Cardano each fell double-digits. All figures come courtesy of CoinMarketCap.
Trading volumes surged to $19.4 billion, a gain of nearly 50% from last week.
Goldman Sachs Reneging on Crypto Trading Desk?
The market selloff intensified on Wednesday after Business Insider reported that Goldman Sachs was shelving its plans to launch a crptocurrency trading desk. Goldman's anticipated entry into the cryptocurrency market was heralded as a major stepping stone in pursuit of wider mainstream adoption.
Business Insider, which quoted private sources familiar with the matter, said the Wall Street mega bank will direct its efforts toward creating custody services to keep institutional money secure. As Hacked reported earlier this year, Goldman's venture into bitcoin was driven by client interest. The latest shift reflects ongoing concerns over regulation and continued research over how to best serve the growing market.
"In response to client interest in various digital products we are exploring how best to serve them in this space," a Goldman spokesperson told Bloomberg. "At this point, we have not reached a conclusion on the scope of our digital asset offering."
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When one starts to immerse themselves in the world of cryptocurrencies, and specifically Bitcoin, a whole group of previously invisible politics start to emerge. One of the most prominent is the technocratic view that the smartest people are the ones who should be in charge.
On its surface, this doesn't sound very controversial, but underneath, it starts to become clear that there is a very distinct divide between those who are "in the know" and those who would become disenfranchised. This is much of why certain portions of the U.S.A. hold a certain level of mistrust towards the tech space and the people who make their money there.
Bitcoin Meets Control
Many of the top technology companies come from the idea that some of the oldest problems in life can be solved by employing technological innovation. Technocrats believe this, but to the extreme. Their goal is "optimization" in the most extreme sense, as technology is the enabler of all problem-solving.
And this is justified in a sense. Advancement has allowed us to extend our lives, limit our need for war, and generally improve our lives every year. But there are still problems which persist over the years and need a grander solution than a new iPhone.
Bitcoin does exactly this by offering a solution to inappropriate monetary policy, counterfeit money, censorship, and numerous other problems. For everyone who feels dissent towards the last 100 years of economic policy, Bitcoin is a possible redeemer.
Additionally, if it reaches even a fraction of the adoption that it is aiming for, has the potential to completely disrupt the current economic and financial system. Decentralization is a often-cited principle and belief behind Bitcoin, but the ability of investors to hold large portions of the wealth, and centralized exchanges to control large portions of the flow of capital says otherwise.
Although you don't need to understand Bitcoin obsessively to invest it in, it is unlikely you would throw your money away without strong belief. And Bitcoin is one of those concepts and solutions that tends to make smart people feel dumb.
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Bitcoin is by its nature an exclusionary good. There will only ever be 21 million coins, and a large percentage of the coins that have been mined are owned by a small group of investors.
If the Bitcoin maximalist's dream were to come true, then Bitcoin would become the world currency and all of those who didn't buy early would be financially ruined by the change. Not owning Bitcoin earlier would put them at such a disadvantage compared to anyone else that they would almost become second-class citizens.
In this way, you can see how the technocratic endgame would give allow them to retain control over non-technocrats using Bitcoin. They would essentially have made a bet on themselves being the smartest, have profited handsomely, and be able to turn their money into power.
One interesting observation can be made here: there are many groups who support Bitcoin, but for extremely different reasons. The libertarians want freedom, the anarchists want less control, and the technocrats want more control. Basically, there are many solution providers with different political agendas, but similar actions.
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But before that I will explain to you what is root, and what advantages and disadvantages root for your Huawei P8 smartphone. Rooting Android is a process that allows you to gain access and full control over your smartphone. Actually, it is almost the same with the term jailbreak on Iphone or hack symbian. There are distinct reasons why people choose to root their android phone.
In this case does have many advantages, such as can be free to modify the theme, free install / install the application, remove the default application, can do customization, and many more advantages of this.
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Advantages of root Huawei P8 :
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Advantages of root Huawei P8 :
- Free to modify the theme.
- Installing applications on the memory card
- Remove the native app (bloatware) useless and unneeded.
- To make batteries more efficient and durable.
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- The internal memory is so much more relieved
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Disadvantages root Huawei P8 :
- The warranty will be lost. if your device already rooted your phone warranty will be lost.
- Vulnerable to viruses. Many users are already in the root android, their cell phone vulnerable to viruses, this occurs because the firewall is open due to the root process, but this can be overcome by installing trusted antivirus application that can be found in the Google Play Store.
- Failed root, which can cause your smartphone into bootloop, Error, Softbrick, dan HardBrick.
Specifications of Huawei P8 :
- OS Version : Android 4.4.2 (KitKat), 5.0.2 (Lollipop), planned upgrade to 6.0 (Marshmallow)
- Network Band : 2G, 3G,4G LTE
- Display Size : 5.2 Inch
- Internal Memory : 16/64 GB
- RAM Size : 3 GB
- Primary Camera : 13 MP
- Front Camera : 8 MP
- SIM Card : Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by)
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Back to the initial topic, above I've said that I will explain how to root Huawei P8 with KingRoot.apk, FramaRoot.Apk, TowelRoot.Apk, and KingoRoot.Apk and under this I will make a few methods as I said earlier, here are the ways and methods of root your device with this application.
The most important thing before you doing this guide make sure your Huawei P8 is connected to the Internet. and battery charge at least 60% or above, and make sure Enable Unknown Sources, Settings> Security> Unknown Source or Settings> Security> Device Administration> swipe or check on Unknown Source for enabled).
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Method 3 : How to root Huawei P8 with Kingoroot.apk :
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Distinguished future physicians welcome toStomp on Step 1 the only free tutorials series that helps you study more efficiently by focusingon the highest yield material. I'm Brian McDaniel and I will be your guide on thisjourney through vulvovaginal infections. This is the 3rd tutorialmy playlist covering allof microbio. Vulvovaginitis (AKA Vaginitis) is inflammationof the lower genital tract. It is usually due to infection, but there are a wide varietyof causes. During this tutorial we will focus on the 3 most important causes of vulvovaginitisfor the medical board exam (trichomonas, candida and BV). However, you should know that othertypes of vaginitis include mechanical irritation,
allergic reactions (to soaps or feminine products)and a variety of other infections. Atrophic Vaginitis is a common cause of vaginitis inpostmenopausal women and we will cover thata later tutorialthe GYN section. Gonorrheaand Chlamydia present primarily with cervicitis, but it can also cause vulvovaginitis. GCwill be covered laterits own tutorial. We will start with a few different tests thatwe will use to differentiate between the different infections.Wet Prep (AKA Wet Mount Test) is a microscopic examination of vaginal discharge used to differentiatebetween different types of vulvovaginitis. The vaginal specimen is obtained using a speculumand a que tip similar to how one gets a pap
smear. Then the specimen is rubbed onto aglass slide. One half of the slide has a op of saline added to it while the other halfof the slide has a op of 1020% KOH (Potassium hyoxide) added to it.When Saline is added it makes it easier to view clue cells for BV flagellated motilecells for trichomonas. The KOH kills bacteria and vaginal cells leavingonly yeast cells. This makes it easier to view the psuedohyphae and budding yeast presentduring vulvovaginal candidiasis. KOH is also alkalotic so it can be used fora "Whiff Test.� In this scenario when the alkalotic KOH is added to a sample containingBV it will create an amine or fishy smell.
This is a similar principle behind how thesmell of BV can increase after unprotected sex since semen is alkalotic. The normal vaginal pH for a reproductive agewoman is about 4, while the normal vaginal pH before puberty and after menopause is about7. During puberty there is an estrogen guided increasethe growth lactobacilli flora.These bacteria break down glycogen into lactic acid which lowers pH from about 7 to about4. Now that you know the normal values you can apply it to diseases. Usually, BacterialVaginosis Trichomonas have alkalotic pH (gt;4.5reproductive age women) while candidahas normal pH (lt;4.5). pH paper can be tested
by using pH paper on vaginal discharge. You can see here at the top right corner thatI give BV a high yield rating of 3 on a scale from 1 to 10. If you want to learn more about that ratingsystem you can go to my website or click on this orange box here if you are watching thistutorial on a computer. Bacterial Vaginosis (AKA BV) is a polymicrobialinfection caused by the overgrowth of normal flora. The key bacteriathis infectionis gram negative Gardnerella Vaginalis. Clue cells are visible on the saline portionof a wet prep. A Clue Cell is a sloughed mucosal
squamous epithelial cell coveredmany adherentcoccoid bacteria (Gardenerella Vaginalis). Here is a picture comparing normal squamousepithelial cells with a few stered lactobacill to squamous cells that are coveredthousandsof adherent garenerella bacteria. Here is one more pic. You can see on the leftwe have a normal squamos epithelial cell with a few WBCs. On the right we have the darkerClue cells. Finally I have a photomicrograph to look atin case you see that on your test. A thinwatery graywhite discharge is presentA fouls smell is present and often described as an Amine Odor or Fishy Smell. This smellis intensified after unprotected intercourse
How to Wash Your Vagina and Keep Yourself Smelling Fresh
1.Trim, wax or shave your pubic hair. Thick pubic hair can cause you to sweat down below,which may make you have some issues with odor. 2.Stay clean during your period. Change your pad or your tampon frequently, according tothe directions on the package. If you're worried about how you smell when you're having yourperiod, you can wash your vagina 2 or 3 times a day.3. Wear cotton underwear. Breathable fabric helpsto prevent vaginal odor. 4.Try a reusable pantyliner.
The idea of reusing and washing your pantylinersmay seem strange at first, but the cotton will help your vagina to breathe while absorbingany excess discharge. If you like the way they make you feel, youcan graduate to reusable cotton menstrual pads or menstrual cups. Keepmind that, while they do stop extradischarge, they also increase vaginal sweating, stifle vaginal breathing and increase thevagina's temperature. This can culminate into a hot bed for fungus's and unhelpful bacteria. 5.Bathe as part of your foreplay. So are you
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Police: accused talked of killing college student
BRIDGEPORT -- Licensed nurse Jermaine Richards told a friend that he knew how to kill and dispose of his girlfriend two weeks before she disappeared, according to State Police.
Eastern Connecticut State University student Alyssiah Marie Wiley didn't "know who she's messing with," Richards told a friend after Wiley tried to break up with him on Facebook, a police source told Hearst Connecticut Newspapers. "Man, I'm going to get rid of her."
When the friend asked Richards how he was going to do that, he responded: "Trust me, I'm a nurse," the source said.
About a month later, on Friday, police found the remains of the 20-year-old college student in heavy woods at the end of Quarry Road in Trumbull. An autopsy revealed she had been cut to pieces.
It was like a crime story ripped from a lurid TV script.
A young woman studying ecology at a state university suddenly is reported missing after telling her roommate she is going to break up with her boyfriend of four years; she was last seen April 20.
A statewide search is launched. The girl's mother appeals for her return on local television stations. Neighborhood groups with posters of the young woman scour the city.
Then a black Nissan Altima police had been looking for is found abandoned in Fairfield near the Bridgeport line. Now the investigation by dozens of state cops takes a turn when it is revealed that the woman's boyfriend, 30-year-old Richards, lives in Bridgeport.
Police said they also learned he had a number of girlfriends.
State police stop Richards' car in Fairfield, where they find a trace of the woman's DNA and several cellphones. Search parties are redirected to Beardsley Park, at the end of Richards' street -- not far from where Wiley's remains are found in neighboring Trumbull.
Twenty-nine hours later, Richards is charged with murder and first-degree kidnapping.
On Monday, Richards was arraigned in state Superior Court in Bridgeport and is being held in lieu of $1 million bond. His lawyer, John R. Gulash, declined to comment on the case.
A native of Jamaica, Richards lived with his mother, Leonia McQueen, in a single-family home on Beardsley Park Terrace, a small street off Beardsley Park and about a mile and a half from where Wiley's body was found.
Richards worked as a certified nursing aide from October 2007 to April 2008, when he became a licensed practical nurse. He was working at AAA Nursing Care on Main Street in Stratford until his arrest.
Richards had worked there on and off for a year as a contract nurse, said Paul Costenes, manager of AAA Nursing.
"This is really shocking to all of us here because he was such a nice person," Costenes said. "He worked for multiple agencies as a nurse, and we never got any complaints about him."
State police said Richards was considered by friends to be a ladies' man who had been juggling several girlfriends at the same time.
Just days before Wiley went missing, they said Richards had set up a rendezvous with a woman he met on an Internet dating site -- for April 20.
Later that night, the woman told state police that Richards had called her and said he had been stuck in traffic after leaving his cousin's birthday party in Hartford.
They ended up getting together the following night in Norwalk, police said.
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Keep your workspace comfortably warm with the dynamic power of the Dayton E51 portable oil-fired heater. This powerful unit boasts 170,000 BTU and rapidly warms areas up to 4,000 square feet. A heavy-duty wheeled chassis kit lets you easily move the E51 for on-demand comfort wherever you need it. Simply fill this user-friendly heater with kerosene and enjoy 10 hours of continuous warmth. Safe and economical, the Dayton E51 is the wise choice for any large industrial heating need.
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- Product Dimensions: L: 43.00" x W: 24.00" x H: 26.00"
- Product Weight: 65.00 lbs.
- Product Color: Orange
- Application: Ideal heater for industrial spaces with coverage up to 4000 square feet
- Amps: 3.2 amps
- Fuel Type: Kerosene
- Heating Capacity: 170000 BTUs
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- Tank Size: Pounds, 10 Gallons
- Air Flow: 600 CFM
- HP Rating: 1/4
- Base Type: Dolly
- Variable Heat Angles: No
- Control Type: Push Button
- Display Type: LED
- Safety Features: Overheat Protection
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Used Truck - 2003 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 4WD in Hamilton, Oh
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Estimated Monthly Fuel Cost: $148.33*
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- Air Conditioning
- Alloy Wheels
- Am/fm Radio
- Automatic Headlights
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- Cassette Player
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- Child Safety Door Locks
- Cruise Control
- Daytime Running Lights
- Deep Tinted Glass
- Driver Airbag
- Driver Multi-adjustable Power Seat
- Electrochromic Interior Rearview Mirror
- Fog Lights
- Front Air Dam
- Front Split Bench Seat
- Full Size Spare Tire
- Heated Exterior Mirror
- Interval Wipers
- Keyless Entry
- Leather Steering Wheel
- Passenger Airbag
- Power Adjustable Exterior Mirror
- Power Door Locks
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- Running Boards
- Second Row Folding Seat
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2003 Chevrolet Suburban ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
The first choice in size extra large.
Chevrolet Suburban boasts more than 40 major enhancements for 2003. The 'burb was completely redesigned for 2000, and this year's model benefits from major mid-cycle revisions.
Some of the changes can be seen, including the climate controls and a new family of radios, both of which are easier to use yet more powerful and more sophisticated than last year's. XM Satellite Radio is available, along with a new Panasonic DVD system for back-seat monkeys.
Other changes are harder to discern, but are more important. Dual-stage front airbags provide improved safety in an accident, while the availability of the StabiliTrak electronic stability control system lessens the chance of losing control. Adjustable pedals are available for an improved driving position. And an all-new electrical architecture promises improved reliability.
In spite of all these changes, the Suburban's mission has not wavered. It remains the first choice for anyone who needs to haul six or more people plus their cargo. Chevrolet Suburban offers a cavernous interior with seats that fold down for monster cargo loads. It's based on an excellent full-size truck frame and its V8 engines deliver strong torque for towing heavy loads. The Suburban provides a stable, comfortable ride for long-distance travel. And it's capable of going off road.
Suburban 2500-series models can be ordered with Quadrasteer electronic four-wheel steering for dramatically increased maneuverability in tight spaces and improved control when towing a trailer.
Chevrolet Suburban comes with a choice of two- or four-wheel drive and is available in two load ranges, 1500 and 2500. Most people find the 1500 models meet their needs.
Suburban 1500 models come equipped with a 5.3-liter V8. The 2500 models are available with a choice of 6.0-liter or 8.1-liter V8s.
Two trim levels are available: LS and LT. In two-wheel drive, the LS starts at $36,305 and the LT at $39,615. In four-wheel drive, the prices are $39,105 and $42,415 respectively.
LS models come standard with three-zone air conditioning, heated outside mirrors, with a self-dimming mirror on the driver's side, six-way power front seats, side-step assist steps, a rear window defogger, fog lights and a HomeLink Universal transmitter.
LT models add luxury equipment, including automatic climate control, leather seat inserts, power folding mirrors, and a Bose premium stereo with nine speakers and a six-disc CD changer.
Z71 off-road package ($5167) includes heavy-duty springs and gas-pressure shocks, plus special appearance items outside and LT-grade comfort and convenience items inside.
A new rear-seat Panasonic DVD player ($1485 on LS, $1295 on LT) is available for 2003. XM Satellite Radio ($325) is available and receives 100 coast-to-coast channels, many of them commercial-free. An electric tilt-and-slide sunroof is available ($988-$1285) on LS and LT.
Chevrolet Suburban looks like an old friend. It was completely redesigned for 2000, which gave it a smoother and more aerodynamic look. Sharp edges were rounded. New headlights gave it a more contemporary appearance. But there is no mistaking the 'burb.
Two tailgate configurations are available. The one-piece rear hatch ($250) works best for most families. It's lightweight and can be opened with one hand. Also available are side-by-side cargo doors, which we like because they open wide and allow a closer working position to the cargo area. Cargo doors are also useful when pulling trailers because they will usually clear the trailer tongue jack. We also like them because it's easier to control a dog when opening them. The hinges have been re-engineered to let the doors open wide without having to disconnect the hinges manually.
A puddle lamp mounted below the side mirrors shines down to light up the perimeter of the Suburban. It can be turned on using the keyless remote. That makes it a nice feature when approaching the Suburban in a dark parking garage, as it illuminates underneath the vehicle. It can also be used in the backwoods to illuminate mud puddles.
Suburban is about 17 inches longer than the Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon, and nearly identical to the GMC Yukon XL (which was called the GMC Suburban until recently).
Chevrolet Suburban looks like an old friend. It was completely redesigned for 2000, which gave it a smoother and more aerodynamic look. Sharp edges were rounded. New headlights gave it a more contemporary appearance. But there is no mistaking the 'burb.
Two tailgate configurations are available. The one-piece rear hatch ($250) works best for most families. It's lightweight and can be opened with one hand. Also available are side-by-side cargo doors, which we like because they open wide and allow a closer working position to the cargo area. Cargo doors are also useful when pulling trailers because they will usually clear the trailer tongue jack. We also like them because it's easier to control a dog when opening them. The hinges have been re-engineered to let the doors open wide without having to disconnect the hinges manually.
A puddle lamp mounted below the side mirrors shines down to light up the perimeter of the Suburban. It can be turned on using the keyless remote. That makes it a nice feature when approaching the Suburban in a dark parking garage, as it illuminates underneath the vehicle. It can also be used in the backwoods to illuminate mud puddles.
Suburban is about 17 inches longer than the Chevy Tahoe and GMC Yukon, and nearly identical to the GMC Yukon XL (which was called the GMC Suburban until recently).
Cleverly designed seating maximizes the hauling potential of the Chevrolet Suburban. The third-row seatback folds down without having to remove the headrests, then the whole thing flips forward to substantially increase cargo capacity. A short prop rod locks it into place. This bench seat can be removed and is mounted on wheels, but it weighs 75 pounds, easiest as a two-person job. After removing the third-row seat, flip the seat bottom of the second row forward, fold the seatback down (no need to remove the headrests), flip the floor extension down and you've got a huge, flat cargo space behind the driver's seat. Loading cargo is easy because there's plenty of space for it. The spare tire has been moved underneath the vehicle to free up rear cargo space.
Optional cloth bucket seats ($1035) in our LS were okay, but didn't offer as much support as we would have liked. LT's leather seats seem more supportive, but there's still room for improvement.
The second row is quite comfortable. Headphone jacks (standard on LT, optional on LS) allow rear-seat passengers to listen to CDs while those up front turn on the radio. Sitting in the third row is surprisingly comfortable for an adult; slide your feet under the seat in front of you, and you can ride back there for fairly long distances. Getting back there requires folding and flipping the second-row seat out of the way.
Climbing into a Suburban is a challenge for some and running boards make getting in easier. Younger, taller people find it easy. Step-in height is actually lower than before because of the fully boxed frame introduced with the 2000 models.
The optional power-adjustable pedals can taxi in 3 inches closer, allowing shorter drivers to sit farther back from the steering wheel and farther away from the airbag, a good thing should it ever deploy. Also new for 2003 are dual-level airbags, which inflate with less force in less forceful collisions. Sensors in the front passenger seat and seat belts also measure the weight and size of the front-seat passenger and, if that passenger is child-size, shut the airbag down completely.
Driving Impression
Ride quality in the Chevy Suburban 1500 is smooth, greatly improved over the previous-generation. The now-standard Premium Smooth Ride suspension features a hydraulically controlled rear self-leveling system to keep the Suburban at normal ride height, even when carrying heavy loads. We've found this system offers a good ride quality.
The more sophisticated optional Autoride suspension ($1120) uses computer-controlled shock damping for improved ride quality over uneven pavement. Whether towing a horse trailer or picking up a soccer team, Autoride continually adjusts the suspension for optimum ride and handling. This technology also helps reduce dive when braking (so that the nose of the vehicle doesn't dip down unduly), and body roll (or lean) during cornering.
Chevrolet Suburban offers excellent handling for a big, heavy truck. The steering is responsive and doesn't isolate the driver from the road. The Suburban grips the road surprisingly well for such a large vehicle. Driving quickly over wet pavement on mountain roads, we never lost traction. We drove into wet turns as quickly as we'd ever want to go in a Suburban and never lost grip. We were impressed. The entire front part of the frame is hydro-formed from one piece of metal, a setup that's much more rigid than a bunch of pieces of frame welded together.
Optional StabiliTrak electronic stability control ($750) offers improved control on uncertain surfaces. StabiliTrak measures where the driver is steering against where the truck is actually heading and, when necessary, reduces engine torque or selectively applies one or more wheel brakes to correct the Suburban's path. StabiliTrak is now offered on all Suburban 1500's, with two or four-wheel drive.
The 2500 models, often referred to as 3/4-ton versions, are only needed for towing heavy trailers. They are rated to tow up to 12,000 pounds, which tops even the Ford Excursion by half a ton. Suburban 2500 rides a bit harsher than the 1500 because its rear suspension uses leaf springs instead of the 1500's coil springs. But the 2500 rides surprisingly well, given its load range. It represents a big improvement over the previous-generation (pre-2000) 2500 models.
Quadrasteer electronic four-wheel steering ($4495) dramatically increases maneuverability by turning the rear wheels in the opposite direction from the front wheels. The turning diameter of Suburban is reduced from 44.5 feet to 35.2 feet with Quadrasteer. In practical terms, Quadrasteer can negotiate a U-turn where a standard Suburban would have to stop and back up. Quadrasteer makes it much easier to park in tight spaces, such as underground garages and crowded parking lots. Add a trailer and the benefits increase. Backing a trailer into a parking space at a 90 degree angle is much easier with Quadrasteer and backing up with a trailer is more intuitive. At high speeds, the system turns the wheels slightly in the same direction as the front wheels for smoother lane changes and enhanced stability. We have been noticing that vehicles equipped with Quadrasteer tend to have a rougher ride, probably due to the heavy-duty rear axle that comes with the system.
Brakes on all Suburbans work smoothly and progressively, providing stopping power without drama. A Dynamic Rear Proportioning system modulates the pressure applied to the rear brakes for more effective braking. The Suburban's braking system was completely redesigned for model-year 2000 and has been further refined for 2003 for better performance, improved pedal feel and quieter operation.
Cost is the main consideration on whether to get four-wheel drive. Those in the Sunbelt may not see justification for it. But even if you don't plan to go off road, four-wheel drive can keep you going through snow or over sandy, unpaved roads, or it can help pull a boat up a slippery boat ramp. If you don't get a 4WD model, consider ordering StabiliTrak for its traction-control feature.
Four-wheel-drive models.
Chevrolet Suburban is a great vehicle for moving cargo, towing trailers, or hauling people. It's best when employed for all three of those things. The seats fold down for big cargo capacity. Get sleepy on a long trip and you can simply pull over and stretch out in back.
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Janesville, Wisconsin; Silao, Mexico.
Options As Tested
Trailer Package ($285) includes trailer hitch platform, wire harness connector, transmission oil cooler; reclining bucket seats ($1035) includes six-way power adjustment and center console; locking rear differential ($295); off-road skid plate package ($275).
Model Tested
Chevrolet Suburban 1500 4WD LS ($39,105).
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Hamilton, Oh. 45015
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McMurray Survives in Talladega Nail-Biter
TALLADEGA, Ala. -- Enter the interloper.
In a race dominated early by Matt Kenseth and later by fellow title contenders Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jamie McMurray got to the front at the right time, led the last 15 laps and grabbed victory in Sunday's Camping World RV Sales 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.
McMurray was out front, leading Earnhardt in the sixth Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race of the season, when a slight tap from Ricky Stenhouse Jr.'s Ford sent Austin Dillon's Chevrolet spinning into the outside wall on the backstretch.
Impact from Casey Mears' Ford launched Dillon's car into the air and severely damaged both machines.
The resulting third caution of the race froze the running order with McMurray in front for his first victory of the season (and first since 2010), Earnhardt second and Stenhouse a career-best third.
For the second time in as many weeks, a non-Chase driver went to Victory Lane in a Chase race, the first time non-Chasers have won consecutive Chase races since Tony Stewart won back-to-back at Atlanta and Texas in 2006.
That McMurray won at Talladega for the second time in his career, however, should come as no surprise at all. Four of McMurray's seven career wins have come at restrictor-plate tracks.
In the last 20 laps, the field spread out single-file in the top lane, and in fact, McMurray -- with his Cessna-sponsored No. 1 Chevrolet adorned in Auburn University colors — had surged into the lead from the outside on Lap 174, moving up the track in front of Stenhouse and Earnhardt as the outside line began to move.
"At the plate tracks, to get the right line, it requires a lot of risk, and I felt like I was pretty patient all day, and I saw the 17 (Stenhouse) and the 88 (Earnhardt) coming on the top," McMurray said. "It just seemed the top was the better place to get hung out than if you got hung out on the bottom. Fortunately, I was able to get myself in position.
"I don't know how the last lap would have played out, because I could see the 88 trying to set me up and trying to figure out where he could get a run on me, but then I saw the caution come out behind me. Honestly, I wanted to see it end under green, but at the same time, I said if there was a caution, I would be OK with that right now, too."
Paul Menard came home fourth, followed by Kyle Busch. David Ragan, the winner at Talladega in May, ran sixth. David Gilliland, Martin Truex Jr., Ryan Newman and Clint Bowyer completed the top 10.
Johnson finished 13th, despite leading a race-high 47 of 188 laps, but took over the series lead from Kenseth, who fought an ill-handling car during the second half of the race and finished 20th after dodging the last-lap wreck. Johnson leads Kenseth, who led 32 laps, by four points with four races left in the Chase.
The last-lap move Earnhardt was planning never materialized, thanks to the caution for Dillon's wreck. Earnhardt, however, said he didn't want to risk getting shuffled back through the field by making his move too early.
"It's frustrating, because the worst part about it really is (that) you go home and you'll spend months thinking about what you could have done to not be second," Earnhardt said. "That's the worst part about it. Actually, the process of it happening and doing it isn't that bad. You're kind of happy with being competitive, and it was a good result. But you'll go back and think of a million things you could have tried different ...
"We have a last-lap wreck every time, and I guess next time we're in that situation, we'll try to go a lap sooner."