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GPU season is in full swing on the PC, and in typical fashion I'm ambling nautical miles behind the action as the interwebs battle to be the first with the benchmarks. But why be first when you can be 33rd? More to the point, why wheel out eleventy-six benchmarks when the web is already creaking under the strain of metrics in every conceivable manner? Instead, I shall cast objectivity to the four winds and deliver a more subjective take on Nvidia's new top-end graphics card, courtesy of the economically monikered MSI Gaming X 8G Twin Frozr VI GeForce GTX 1080. After all, if you can't feel the difference, what is the point?
What I'm mainly interested here is whether the new GTX 1080 feels like the double-generational jump I've mentioned previously. Is it truly that good?
Of course, many flavours of Nvidia's new GeForce GTX 1080 wonder chipset are available. So best to begin by clarifying the specifics of the card in question, the MSI Gaming X 8G. There are some hard points defined by Nvidia's GP104 chip that lies at the heart of the GTX 1080 card / chipset / whatever.
An MSI Gaming X 8G Twin Frozr VI GeForce GTX 1080, yesterday
So, that's things like 2,560 eye candy-creating shader cores, 160 texture units for, you know, texturing stuff, 64 render output units for spitting out finished pixels, a 256-bit memory bus and a healthy 8GB dollop of memory. All of that applies to any 1080.
Beyond that, retail cards differ from Nvidia's so-called reference chipset. The standard core clockspeed and boost clock (the latter roughly equivalent to turbo mode in a CPU) are 1,607MHz and 1,733MHz. This MSI board tops out at 1,708MHz and 1,847MHz respectively.
The MSI also cranks the memory speeds up, but by such a tiny amount that I won't bother with the details. Truth be told, the tweaks to the operating frequencies don't amount to anything you're ever going to feel in games. What you might notice is the cooling solution.
A standard Nvidia board has an enclosed or ducted impeller-type fan for pumping hot, GPU'ed air straight out of the chassis. Sounds like a good idea? Yup, but as it happens sound is the problem. That kind of cooling is relatively noisy. So MSI, like a lot of non-reference designs, has ditched all that in favour of larger and more conventional fans.
Custom cooling makes for silent running
In fact, MSI has rigged this board to power down the fans under low load, making it totally silent. Long story short, this kind of cooling setup typically makes for less din.
If that's how MSI Gaming X 8G stacks up against the Nvidia reference board, my yardstick will actually be a Sapphire AMD Radeon 290 board. Obviously the 290 is a fairly old card now. So this isn't about direct comparisons for purchase. Instead I'm interested in both how the 1080 feels in isolation and also the question of whether it really does dramatically improve on the subjective experience of a high-end card from a couple of generations back.
For logistical reasons too abstruse to divulge, my virtual playgrounds in this case extend to Total War: Attila, Witcher 3, that bloody Mordor game and GTA V. As for graphics settings, the general rule is maxxed out, but I've flipped a few knobs to 'off' that either can't be used across both Nvidia and AMD cards (like Nvidia Hairworks) or I summarily and unilaterally judge to be waste of GPU cycles. Neither the game title choices nor the settings are scientific. It's not the point. Complaints on a postcard, which will be filed in the circular receptacle beneath my desk with an autocratic flourish.
Two cards, one review…
Oh, and resolution-wise I sniffed around each game and with each card at 1,920 by 1,080, 2,560 by 1,440 and ye olde 4K, otherwise known as 3,840 by 2,160 pixels. Anyway, that's how I'm rolling and the scene is set. But what did I learn?
First, the 1080 is not a universal 4K panacea. It batters Shadow of Mordor and its orcish malevolence into submission at 4K, no question. Ditto GTA V. Both feel super slick and super smooth on the 1080 at 4K. That's not something you can say about the Radeon 290. Think just about playable but slightly juddery and you'll have the right idea.
Then there's Total War: Attila. At first, I thought the GTX 1080 had that nailed, too. Then I zoomed right in among the troops and surprisingly but undeniably noted that the buttery smoothness gave way to the unmistakable staccato that accompanies fewer frames being rendered.
Time to dust off that old Radeon 290…
The same goes for Witcher 3. In fact, the 1080 struggles just a little with Witcher, generally. It's playable, but not truly effortless. I don't want to get bogged down with talk of frame rates, but if I had to guess, I'd put the GTX 1080 at the low 30s in Witcher with my 4K settings.
The 290, of course, is a total mess in Attila at 4K, thoroughly unpleasant and unplayable. It copes a bit better with Witcher, but 4K is frankly beyond it. So the new card is a big step forward. And yet not actually the 4K killer I'd hoped for.
The step down to 2,560 by 1,440 is where I was confident coming in that Nvidia's new chip would render all comprehensively asunder. And yet, the harsh truth is that it doesn't. Not quite. Again, zoom into among the troops in Attila and a very slight drop off can be felt. And before you blame that on CPU limitations, that doesn't happen at 1,920 by 1,080.
This is where even the mighty new GTX 1080 comes unstuck
As for Witcher 3, at first I thought the GTX 1080 had its measure at 2,560 by 1,440. But knock things down to '1080' and there's a tangible uptick in smoothness and response. It's subtle, but it's definitely there.
Speaking of response, that remains a relevant issue for the GTX 1080. There's definitely noticeably more input lag running Witcher 3 at 4K than lower resolutions. Of course, some games, like Shadow of Mordor, simply have laggy interfaces at any resolution. But the new 1080 doesn't banish input lag to history.
All of which makes the conclusion regards Nvidia's new chip simple enough. It's a clear and substantial step forward, there's absolutely no question about that. But it's not the multi-generational / er-me-gerd leap I was hoping for nor the final answer to the will-it-play-4K question.
That's a problem when you factor in this particular MSI board's frankly staggering £695 price (I won't mention the B-word, but it seems the US price doesn't look quite as bad, coming in a little over $700). It's a very nice board, be in no doubt. It runs super silent, it's very nicely made and it's compact enough to be compatible with a wide range of systems. But, even though slower and less impressively-cooled variants up to £100 cheaper are available, Nvidia has nonetheless priced the GTX 1080 chipset up in the stratosphere and there's a mismatch between that and the performance on offer.
As ever, of course, the bang-for-buck sweetspot is rarely to be found near the top of the GPU pile. Watch this space…


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Hotlanta? More like Notlanta on "American Idol" Wednesday (Jan. 13) night.
Did y'all see the junior high-age picture of Ryan Seacrest during the opening?!?! What a pudge muffin! I love it.
We kick it off with Dewone Robinson, who has some serious Motown roots. He sings an original song called "Lady, We're Not Together Anymore" and it's about as good as you'd expect a song called that to sound. The judges crack up over Dewone and we are treated to some more of his song on the Elevator of Sadness ride after his audition.
Keia Johnson, with her huge smile and curly hair, really brightens up the room. Mary J. comments that Keia won "Miss Congealiality" in a beauty contest. So she's the most Jello-like? Keia sings "My Heart Will Go On" and I much prefer her quiet singing to her big notes. She gets a little shouty for me. The judges think she can sing and she has a great personality, though Simon does say she can be a tad musical theater, but she's through all the way.
Good Montage. Mariam Lemnouni and Noel Reese show off their belting voices, while Tisha Holland gets soulful and is declared "best we've seen all day" by Kara. Well, then why didnt' we see her whole audition? Sheesh.
Now we have Jermaine Sellers, a boy who has been taking care of his mom, who has Spinal Bifida. He sings "What If God Was One of Us" and puts his own R&B twist on it, which is very cool. Kara goes bonkers over the version he did, Randy says best vocal they've seen yet (I wouldn't go that far), Mary J. loves his control and Simon just says, "Yes." Golden Ticket for Jermaine.
We now have Christy Marie Agronow, a perky little TV show host who sings "Love is a Battlefield." She not that good. There's talent in there but she picked a horrible song. Either way, it's just a way to get her face out there because she's on TV. Mary J. Blige looks like she wants to stab Christy with her pen. It's four nos for Christy.
Elevator of Sadness Montage. Mohawk, Cute Guy, Denise Richards, sad face, sad face, Lionel Ritchie from 1978, sad face, Kristen Stewart and her dance team entourage.
Vanessa Wolfe is the last audition of the day. She "jumps bridges," is from Tennessee and all of a sudden I'm hearing "It was the 3rd of June, another sleepy, dusty, delta day" in my head. Vanessa plays guitar and sings and feels trapped in her small town in Tennessee. Aw, I hope she makes it. She sings "Wagon Wheel" and while she sings a little through her nose, I like her voice. The judges like her authenticity and her country vibe, though Simon says she is very ill-prepared for this. Yes.
Vanessa is basically Kellie Pickler in need of a makeover. Her success gets Carrie Underwood's "So Small" as its theme music. Love you, Carrie!
After some excruciating "Idol" reenactments of Jesse Hamilton almost dying three times, he finally gets in front of the judges and totally chokes. Mary J. Blige loses her total s**t with laughter, it's hilarious. Jesse finally launches into "If Tomorrow Never Comes" and I have just one piece of advice — try "America's Got Talent," you'll get $1 million and a Vegas show!
Holly Hardin the "human guitar" is next. She says people ask to "tune her guitar" and "string her." It's unclear as to whether she understands the double entendre. I take it back, Holly is this episode's Kellie Pickler. Vanessa's too smart to be Pickler. She sings "You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man" and a big, beautiful alto voice comes out of this little girl with a high-pitched voice. Wow.
Mallorie Haley sings "Piece of My Heart" and she sounds A LOT like Carrie Underwood. She's also the first audition of the night I REALLY like (hey, it's no secret I love Carrie). But Mallorie can really sing. Mary says, "She could go to Hollywood" and that that was the best vocal. Mallorie is through unanimously.
Now we have Skii Bo Ski, whose real name is Antonio Wheeler and he sings "I Heard it Through the Grapevine." It was miles better than I was expecting. I figured that for a trainwreck, so it's nice to be surprised. Simon's put off by the attitude and thinks the singing was awful but Kara agrees with me — he's better than the disaster you expect him to be. Mary, Kara and Randy's yay votes are enough and he's through.
We now have two annoying BFFs named Lauren and Carmen. Lauren Sanders sings… something, it doesn't matter, it's terrible. Carmen Turner sings "Where Is Your Heart." She's pretty good. The judges go yes to Carmen, no to Lauren. Simon says, "They either want to go up together or down in flames together." I think he should've left out "in flames together." Zing! So Carmen's going to Hollywood. Please someone grab a mop and take all that makeup off her first. Please. She looks like a hooker.
Bad Montage. Mary J. Blige gets the giggles again and one girl lacking MUCH self-awareness goes, "Should I stop?"
Bryan Walker, a small-town police officer, sings "Superstar" in the style of Ruben Studdard. Simon is weirdly absent. Anyway, Bryan has a nice voice and he's got the Michael Sarver-thing going on. The judges like him and he's through with three yesses.
Next up is a big Mary J. fan named Lamar who hurls his way through "Kiss From a Rose." It's terrifying. Why is this man screaming at me? He won't listen to the judges, he keeps bursting forth with "Kiss From a Rose" and then launches into "My Cherie Amore" and has to be escorted out by security while he shouts profanity. You stay classy, Lamar.
General Larry Platt ends Atlanta with a song called "Pants on the Ground" and that's about how I feel about how this night treated me. To his credit, Larry is freaking hysterical and sends everybody into huge laughs. Well done, Larry.
However… thanks for the (mostly) wasted 90 minutes, "Idol."
Thoughts & Tidbits
- Did you know Holly Hardin is a cast-off from "America's Got Talent?" Yep.
- For the city that gave us Fantasia, Clay Aiken, Jennifer Hudson (via auditions) and Ryan Seacrest (via birth), Atlanta was SO disappointing.
- Vanessa Wolfe is intriguing, Mallorie Haley and Bryan Walker can really sing and Jermaine Sellers wasn't as good for me and as the judges thought he was.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Chicken Broccoli Casserole
This is a yummy casserole! I usually make two and stick one in the freezer for later. We like it served over rice.
2 chicken breasts, cooked & shredded
2 cups cooked broccoli
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 cup sour cream
1 cup shredded cheese
2 tablespoons melted butter
1/2 cup bread crumbs
Spread chicken in the bottom of an 8x8 pan and season w/salt and pepper. Add the broccoli on top of that. Mix the soup and sour cream and pour over the chicken & broccoli. Next sprinkle on the cheese. Mix the melted butter and bread crumbs and sprinkle on top. Bake at 350 for 25-30 minutes.
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There are three different ways in which Ethernet frames can be VLAN tagged: External Switch VLAN Tagging (EST), Virtual Switch VLAN Tagging (VST) and Virtual Guest VLAN Tagging (VGT).
In EST Ethernet frames are VLAN tagged only at physical switch level, virtual switches are unaware of VLANs and every physical NIC can be statically configured to carry only one VLAN at a time.
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Guess what, I had been crapped on by a nowhere yellowish, liquidity bird dropping. Not smelly though, gratitude. The world is so big but the bird picked me, all in all, a lucky crapping indeed. Since then, I got a hat throughout the whole journey.
Arriving Kanchanaburi after almost 3 hours drive northwest from the capital, Bangkok, was really exciting. Forget to mention, me and Cassey joined a day tour trip and our first destination was River Kwai. Tourists were allowed to walk across the bridge on the River Kwai and could be really close to the train when it was coming.
Then, we met Min-su and Jero. We were all on the same tour van. We firstly talked to Min-su, she is a nurse from Korea. A solo traveler. Her previous traveling experiences with friends but rushing away after a quick look made her understood that there is something not everyone appreciates and can be fully enjoyed only when one can savor it on her own. Thus, she decided to go on solo trip. Jero, a spanish solo traveler, got into our van after River Kwai. I could hardly understand his English actually, somehow his body language and face expression showed his charisma and personality.
After River Kwai, we moved on to Thakilen station, the moment that I waited for so long. The most interesting part was the train would pass by the platform slowly and we had to jump onto the train quickly. The experience was unique in the sense that I felt like going back time to the historical age of old trains, the compartment had all wooden seats with a cushion and large open windows through which one can gaze upon the Kanchanaburi countryside. The train slowed down near the bridge where we can catch nice views of River Kwai. A gentle reminder, please choose the left hand side seats so that you could capture spectacular views instead of cliff when the train passing the death railway.
I was too excited when the train passing slowly. Too bad I had no chance to slip into the left hand side window to feel the breathtaking views. That's made up my mind to visit here again. And I do really want to stay at Kanchanaburi. I found a nice guesthouse over there but too bad we already booked our accommodation during the whole trip, so I had to let go. Perhaps next time?
Hmmm… for sure, YES.
Hmmm… for sure, YES.
We had our lunch with gang of travelers, included Min-su and Jero. The next station, waterfall. Couldn't control myself to stay calm when hearing the relaxing waterfall nature sound. The rocks were slippery, the water was cold, regretted I did no jump into the waterfall for the first second.
Goodbye waterfall, goodbye Jero, till we'll meet again.
The end of this day tour. Jero was not following us back to Bangkok as he would want to stay in Kanchanaburi. Me, Cassey and Min-su, back to the van, left.
The end of this day tour. Jero was not following us back to Bangkok as he would want to stay in Kanchanaburi. Me, Cassey and Min-su, back to the van, left.
Min-su was going to left Bangkok on that night. After arriving, 3 of us headed to Khao San Road, to have a street food dinner together, also for a small farewell to her. I still remembered the reaction and expression of Min-su when she had intention to smell and try Durian. Yes, me and Cassey kept on persuading her to try durian and her wanna try new things nature almost made her retched. Hahaha...
Goodbye durian, goodbye Min-su.
A long day indeed, felt like plenty things were happened even the day was just our second day in Bangkok. I was sitting in front of PC at Khaosan Baan Thai, beside me was seated by Sung Sung, the receptionist girl. We chatted for a while, ended up went for a movie together, World War Z. Watching movie in Thailand was a new experience for me as we had to stand up to show our respect when the King's song played after the trailer shown. We learnt new Thai cultures from Sung Sung. She is actually a Thai with Chinese mixed blood flew inside her body. Knowing Sung Sung made me love this home more.
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Discussion in 'Lawn Mowing' started by 65hoss, Sep 14, 2000.
what is the best way to solict commercial accounts?
personal contact
just walk right in ask to speak to the owner, the manager or whom ever is in charge of property managment. ask them if they would be interested in letting you give them a bid, if they say yes which most will just because they want to see how competative there current landscaper is even if they are not planning on swiching services. if they say no we are all set then had him a bussiness card and tell him if he ever needs changes his mind to give you a call.
they like one on one contact it builds there trust in you and your company, be as friendly as you can be.....the first few places you go to you might be extremely nervious but stay in there once you do it a few times u will lossen up and flow more freely
I'll set my sites on new construction and talk to the owners long before the lawn season begins. If you go to them first, you might be saving them the effert of tying to find a lawn company. You'll get the account just because you were the first one at the door.
Find those accounts that look like there lawn guy is lost...
you know bushes out of trim,edegin that has disapeared,mulch and straw in need of work. these are good sings that you might have a chance.after all commercail accounts fall staright to the bottom line $$$$$$whats it going to cost.Why under bid to get the work...i would rather have 10 soild ressis,that i made good money on than
5 commercail bids that were tight cause of the number of bids ... just my thoughts


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I woke early on Sunday and, after a leisurely start, picked up the dog clippers once more. It was Marauder's turn this morning and I soon had her looking quite presentable. I still need to deal with her and Tyson's paws, but they both must have sensitive feet and do not enjoy that part of the clipping process.
By mid-morning I had finished clipping Marauder and the weather was beautiful. The bees were in flight and it was the perfect time to perform an inspection of the hive.
I gathered the usual paraphernalia and also a spare floor, brood box, crown board and roof just in case I needed to create a "split" in response to last week's indications of possible swarming. I soon had the smoker lit and wandered over to the hive.
The first part of the hive to be inspected was the Super and it was much as expected. It was a reasonable weight, but, perhaps, a little lighter than last week. The weather over the past week hasn't been fantastic and the bees may well have been relying, in part, on some of their stores. There were plenty of bees up in there handling the nectar and pollen and nothing to cause alarm, so this box was put to one side.
Next I removed the Queen Excluder and started to work my way through the second Super that was now serving as an extension to the Brood Box. This needed to be a thorough search as I would need to locate the Queen if I needed to create a "Split". The box was filled with bees and it was apparent that last week's reconfiguration of the hive had encouraged the bees to move up in to this space. Despite the poor weather they appeared to have been building comb, but there was no sign of the Queen, nor eggs and larvae. They had started to make use of the extra space, but the Queen had yet to follow.
The deep National Brood Box was last component of the hive to be inspected. The outer frames weren't particularly active but once I moved inwards I saw frame after frame of capped brood and larvae. 30% also spotted the Queen making her way across a frame and this was the "do we or don't we" point ...
... If I was to create a "Split", the Queen needed to be added to it. Do I move her to the new hive, or do I leaver her where she is? The reason for the indecision was that the colony had appeared to respond well to the extra brood space provided last week. We saw and removed a few Queen cups and there was only one that was anywhere close to being described as a Queen cell.
I took the decision to leave the colony intact. The reason behind this decision was the fact that I didn't really have a good Queen cell to leave to develop in to a new Queen. Hopefully I have done the right thing.
In the afternoon I set about Whiffler with the clippers and this is where things went downhill. Whiffler looked great, but as I finished clipping him I noticed that my hip was starting to twinge. By the time I straightened up I had a nagging ache and realised that my plan to ride out on one of the bikes was not going to happen.
Instead I ended up on the sofa with the ache dulled by pain killers and slept for a couple of hours.
Hopefully the upcoming MRI scan will shed light on the problem and provide treatment options.
Sunday, 3 July 2016
Mostly Dogs and Bees.
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Bur before the meeting I spent a sunny, warm couple of hours wandering the Botanical Gardens with my daughter and her sixteen month old little boy. I took no photos. It was too perfect a morning to do anything but be in it, feeling the sun warm on your shoulders, warm on Joseph's blonde curly hair. The magnolia denudata was in flower, a towering cloud of white chalices on bare branches against the warm stone. There were daffodils and some tulips already out. A Japanese family sat by a perfect stone pool where a fountain splashed softly. A pair of ducks waddled across, to Joseph's delight. On the edge of another pond a tiny girl watched entranced as tens of goldfish thronged looking for food.
After the meeting younger daughter came over with her new puppy, also impossibly beautiful. It, she, is a Golden Labrador puppy, all brown eyes, soft gold fur, waggy tail and lollopy feet. The puppy has only been away from her litter six days. Daughter is sleep deprived, the puppy keen to please. Puppy care looks both wonderful and hard work, as so many worthwhile things are.
And home to a sunny hillside where the daffodils have blossomed in a yellow and cream wave while I have been away. There are calves and ponies over the stile in the field by the kitchen garden.
Climb the stile and their curiosity is too much for them.
In the kitchen the old incubator holds eleven Light Sussex hatching eggs. Yesterday they began to cheep. It is very odd to look down at eggs which look just like any eggs but which are emitting faint cheeping noises. They should hatch over the next day or so.
Spring is springing everywhere.


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The ski season is rapidly approaching and you're itching to book that trip to the slopes - but you haven't used any of the muscles that you'll need to put through their paces since - well, last year.... The Zorb Zone has the answer! A full body work out - cross country skiing on grass! This is skiking. Skikes (the name is a cross between skate and bike) are worn over your own shoes - a trainer or walking shoe will do - and then using an action similar to Nordic skiing one can traverse the grass, tarmac or gravel on pneumatic tyres - it's fun, it's exhilarating, it's a full body work-out! You can skike on tracks and paths, downhill and up, in parks and over grass. A great way of sampling skiing before you hit the slopes for the first time, of bringing back the fitness of more seasoned skiiers before they hit the slopes again - or of maintaining one's hard earned fitness once the ski season is over, you can skike for fun, for fitness or just for a laugh! Why not register a club with us and skike at the same time each week? We can organise corporate events, after school clubs and alternative sports days as well as Birthday and other parties and private hire.
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Gullruten (Golden Screen) is a Norwegian TV award show held each year in Bergen. The committee behind the awards has representatives from the national TV stations in Norway.
Max Mekker, from Sesam Stasjon , appeared with other NRK children characters during the presentation of NRK during the award show in 2007.
In 2014, Max Mekker appeared again. This time, he was on stage to give out the award for best costume and makeup in 2014. However, he had some problems opening envelope with the winners, he said he had fallen and hurt his other arm and asked for help "to get it up", a remark that was meet with a lot of laughs from the audience. He quickly specified that he was referring to the envelope. He also got some help to read the content as he said he was "nearsighted". (YouTube)


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Relics of my youth
Yes, I'm still playing with my camera.
Left to right: 1860 Officers Sabre (original), Uberti Colt Walker, Uberti Second Model Dragoon. Notice how the loading lever of the Walker is "hanging" down a bit? Every time I shoot that thing with a heavy load, the recoil makes it drop, which is why the Dragoons and all the later revolvers have that little latch on the end of the barrel. The reason these guns are carried in pommel holsters is because they are heavy, over four pounds each...empty. No one in their right mind carries these things as a belt gun (except for 18 year old kids who don't have any better sense... and as Forrest Gump would say that's all I have to say about that.) This is the reason most people refer to them as "Horse" pistols... or boat anchors.
Note: I actually made these pommel holsters (some folks call 'em saddle holsters) myself... and I will never, ever make another pair.
Closeup of the other side of the grip of the Dragoon.
And to maybe, just maybe follow Big Daddy Possum's lead, I may, or may not, be in this picture. Most likely not, but one can never tell.


text: In the Eyes of a Pit BullI am telling you my story behind the bars of a jail. The evil stares I get for listening to my owner I thought cared about me. I ended up with only tragedy accumulating in my thoughts. I don't understand the human language, but one thing I do understand is my dog instincts. I remember I was put in the arena. It smelt of past bloody battles. I remember the brutal training my owner ceased upon me yet I do not understand nor like this gory sport. I had an opponent twice my size. The jaws of the beast before my eyes were enormous as they clamped down on my wrinkly skin. The pain was excruciating. It shot not only up my leg, but through my body. I let out a blood-curling cry. Not a cry of pain, but a cry for forgiveness for whatever I did to my owner to make him put me through this torture. Behind me I could hear the cheering, the shouting. I could hear my owner's distinct shouting behind me. A flood of memories drown me. I remembered that shouting of when I went through the horrific traini


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We have been learning how to solve maths problems using a number line. To solve this we need to know place value, our friends of ten, our basic facts and our tens family (10, 20, 30 etc).
Here is a video of Kiara solving a tricky problem using this strategy. She speaks quietly so you will have to listen really well.
Ka pai Kiara, that is pretty clever working alright!


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I've done enough gaming on 5.1-channel speakers to believe that good surround sound can dramatically enhance a game's immersiveness. Unfortunately, building the perfect speaker setup isn't always easy. If you don't have some flexibility with the furniture, getting each speaker into just the right spot in a room can be challenging, especially if you want to snake the associated cabling cleanly. And then there's the matter of what to do during late-night gaming sessions when your your roomates, neighbors, parents, or significant other may not appreciate waking to the sounds of your l33t pwnage.
Headphones seem like the obvious solution to avoid disturbing others. Squeezing surround sound out of a pair of earmuffs is tricky business, though. Some implementations hang multiple speakers around each ear, while others keep the headphones at two channels and instead use virtualization algorithms to trick users into perceiving directional sound. Now there's a new approach: Psyko Audio Labs' 5.1 PC Gaming Headphones.
First things first: this is not another virtualization system. According to Psyko CEO James Hildebrandt, the algorithms used to virtualize surround speakers will only work if your ear shape matches the one used to develop the algorithm. Perhaps that's why I've found some virtualization schemes to be more effective than others; my ears aren't Alfred E. Newmanesque, but their shape has never been able to securely hold the sort of standard earbuds that seem to work for everyone else. Apparently, my ear canals fall outside the norm.
Rather than faking multiple speakers, Psyko uses real ones. And they're not where you'd expect. Instead of sitting beside each ear like in conventional headphones, the speakers are placed on top of your head. Five 30-mm drivers spread out evenly across the headphone band to cover the center, front, and rear channels of a traditional 5.1 setup.
Gunfire and explosions don't rain down from above, though. Instead, the headphones use PsykoWave technology to pipe sound down to your ears. Sounds generated by the headband speakers are directed to the ears via waveguides that also form the frame of the headphones. These waveguides are crafted from an almost rubbery plastic that's stiff enough to support the headphones while still offering enough flex to accommodate oversized craniums.
Peering inside the earmuffs reveals waveguide outlets at the front and rear. These portals to the speakers above are designed to fire sounds towards your ear just like a real 5.1-channel speaker system would. As for the .1, each earmuff brings the thump with its own 40-mm subwoofer. The human ear can't detect direction with low-frequency sounds, so there's no need for these subwoofers to be attached to fancy waveguides.
Enclosed, fuzzy headphones tend to make my head sweat after extended use. Fortunately, the Psykos have optional ventilation. Each earmuff sports a plastic vent that can be tilted open to give one's ears a breather. Cracking this vent also makes it a little easier to hear sounds around you, although you'll hardly feel isolated from environmental noise when the vents are closed.
Overall, the headphones are actually quite comfortable. They're a little heavy due to the extra speakers, but the weight didn't cause me any undue fatigue or neck strain, even after several hours of continuous use. Psyko has done a good job of distributing the weight of the speakers evenly and putting plenty of padding between them and your head. The adjustable ear cups offer plenty of range, too, and they pivot slightly to ensure a snug fit.
If you're into voice communication, the headphones also come with a detachable boom mic that plugs into a 2.5-mm audio jack. I'm actually shocked that a number of so-called gaming headphones on the market don't include built-in microphones. Whether you're discussing strategy for an upcoming round or raid, debating the next map to play, or just talking trash, voice communication is an integral part of online multiplayer gaming.
Because the Psyko headphones don't resort to virtualized trickery, they'll work with any sound card or motherboard that can output a 5.1-channel analog signal. Psyko does include an amp, which has 3.5-mm front, rear, center/sub, and microphone leads that plug directly into your audio source. The headphones have an identical set of cables that plug into jacks at the rear of the amp. Once everything's connected and the amp is plugged in, tell your system it's connected to a 5.1-channel speaker set, and you're good to go.
A pair of knobs on the amp's front panel provide control over the volume and bass. According to Hildebrandt, there's a trade-off between directional sound and bass. Too much of the latter tends to drown out the former, which makes sense given that the headphones situate a subwoofer directly across from each ear.
To the left of the knobs sits an array of LEDs tied to the amp's output channels. If sound is playing on a given channel, the associated LED will light up, providing a nice visual representation of directional sounds flowing through the headphones.


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Monday, April 20, 2009
My-Town Preschool ~Breaking News~
I finally found a reasonably priced preschool close by for my daughter! Yay!! Little Wonders is an in-home preschool that is located in Meridian (Linder/Cherry area). You've got to go check this one out if you are still looking for a preschool for your 3 or 4 year old in Meridian for this next school year! And hurry over because spots are limited. Pin It
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TV Shows - Star Trek
Star Trek is a science fiction television series created by Gene Roddenberry that aired from September 8, 1966 to September 2, 1969. Though the original series was titled simply Star Trek, it has acquired the retronym Star Trek: The Original Series (ST:TOS or TOS) to distinguish it from the spinoffs that followed, and from the Star Trek universe or franchise they comprise. Set in the 23rd century, the original Star Trek follows the adventures of the starship Enterprise and its crew, led by Captain James T. Kirk (William Shatner), his First Officer Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy), and his Chief Medical Officer Leonard McCoy (DeForest Kelley).
Wikipedia Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_The_Original_Series
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|Rest in Peace, Vulcan friend. Say hello to Bones and Scotty. -- Submitted By: (jmac9909) on February 28, 2015, 7:58 am - (0 votes) - Login to Vote
|Live long and prosper in the next life, buddy. My heart is broken. -- Submitted By: () on February 27, 2015, 12:27 pm - (0 votes) - Login to Vote
|"Spectre of The Gun" is my favorite episode. Love how evil the Earps are. I understand they were scumbags in IRL, especially at the OK Corral, so maybe it was more historically accurate than we were lead to believe at the time. -- Submitted By: (ParkerTillman) on June 28, 2012, 10:44 am - (0 votes) - Login to Vote
|What this site needs is an "Unboneable" category for shows like this. The writing and acting were top notch on this show. It was made in the 60's on a shoestring budget so of course the special effects weren't special at all. When they did the movie in1979 they thought they would try to keep up with Star Wars and throw a bunch of money at the effects and the result was a massive box office flop. Only when they went back to the original formula did they find success again. -- Submitted By: (JoeBagODonuts) on March 2, 2012, 9:09 am - (2 votes) - Login to Vote
|Red shirt guys Rest in Peace. I still don't like to wear a red shirt to this day. -- Submitted By: () on October 13, 2011, 7:39 pm - (0 votes) - Login to Vote
|OK, I'm not going to say the show irrevokably boned here but did anyone else think it was just a bit much when Jim discovered his brother and sister-in-law had been fatally attacked in their colony by the giant flying brain cells and his nephew was beamed aboard unconscious- yet Jim barely acknowledged his brother's passing or his nephew's grave condition while endlessly operatically wailing over whether SPOCK would survive said attack? I mean, I know Spock was Jim's best friend and all and the audience had never heard a peep about his brother and bro's family before this but what kind of priorities does one have to get totally emotional over a best friend while ignoring one's own family? Yeah, Spock survived +Kirk was all happy(and some Trek book stated the kid recovered and was raised by his Earth-bound grandma) but, as far as the show was concerned, the nephew might as well STILL be unconscious in an unseen part of the sickbay unvisited and ignored by his uncle! If Kirk didn't care two bits about this particular nuclear family, what was the point of making them related to him instead of maybe friends of friends? -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on May 8, 2011, 3:57 pm - (3 votes) - Login to Vote
|Some third-season episodes weren't so bad. "All Our Yesterdays" was fairly well-written, and "The Tholian Web" was quite good. "Day of the Dove" was a rip-snortin' Klingon-heavy episode, of which there were never enough. And who can resist "Turnabout Intruder" (the very last episode of the series), in which Shatner got to portray a woman in a man's body? I'll admit, though, that my own candidate for worst episode was the third-season stinkfest called "Spectre of the Gun". -- Submitted By: (Soggy9000) on April 13, 2011, 3:43 am - (0 votes) - Login to Vote
|The first 50 episodes (in production order) were excellent. There was a noticeable drop off in quality late in the second season of Star Trek. The writing, especially, began to really spiral downward. It was as if they had run out of ideas (or the excitement had gone out of it). And the actors seemed to grow bored with their characters. They became parodies of themselves. -- Submitted By: (alexander284) on March 2, 2011, 6:20 pm - (0 votes) - Login to Vote
|I don't pretend it's flawless, but I agree that it's the most famous sci-fi show of all time, Robert! Really, the only one that comes even close to being that famous is "Doctor Who"! -- Submitted By: (Pelirojo) on February 28, 2011, 11:35 am - (1 votes) - Login to Vote
|Quite possibly the most famous sci-fi TV show of all time. My entire family loves Star Trek. -- Submitted By: (Robert) on February 27, 2011, 7:41 pm - (2 votes) - Login to Vote
|In my opinion, the last great episode of Star Trek was produced near the end of the second season. It was called, "The Ultimate Computer." (It was followed by "The Omega Glory" and "Assignment: Earth.) Season three, unfortunately, was a disaster when compared to the first two seasons of Star Trek. -- Submitted By: (alexander284) on February 27, 2011, 7:21 pm - (-1 votes) - Login to Vote
|The first two seasons were excellent. It's especially interesting to watch them in production order. It's clear that the decline came early on in the third season. By the fifth episode of season three, it's obvious Star Trek had lost its way. :( -- Submitted By: (alexander284) on February 27, 2011, 1:34 pm - (0 votes) - Login to Vote
|after watching tng and voy i wanted so see 'where it all started' my conclusion: no matter how groundbreaking this show may have been in it's time, it did not age well: it's slow, misogynist, preachy, repetitive, has one-dimensional characters and a constant reset-button (the cardboard-decors and cheapo special effects also don't attract me, but i understand that they did what they could with the money they had, so i won't hold that against it) -- Submitted By: (selena) on January 20, 2010, 6:18 pm - (-2 votes) - Login to Vote
|Still rocks, always will, and never boned, in spite of some eminently forgettable third-season episodes. -- Submitted By: (Mythigator) on January 1, 2010, 12:49 am - (1 votes) - Login to Vote
|This show never boned. It still rocks and will always be the greatest show ever. Although there have been several Star Trek series, the first one will always be the best. Live Long and Prosper. -- Submitted By: (AlanJames) on August 4, 2009, 10:57 am - (1 votes) - Login to Vote
|Spock's Brain is perhaps one of the dumbest hours of TV ever to air. Remember the part where Spock, as the patient on the operating table, starts talking McCoy through the brain surgery? Hilariously bad! Lamest dialog ever: McCOY: Where are you going to look in the entire galaxy for a Vulcan brain? KIRK: We'll follow the ion trail! And this doesn't even address the women in the steel brassieres too stupid to operate the machinery. Golly gee, they need them some manly men! Star Trek was a great show, but come on folks, Spock's Brain was the quintessential Bone the Fish moment! -- Submitted By: (raskinj) on June 4, 2009, 1:35 pm - (1 votes) - Login to Vote
|The Spocks brain was probably the closest they came, but I don't think they boned the fish. The show was canceled probably because it was so far ahead of it's time. The scrips were brilliant and the cast chemistry was perfect. There was no fish eating in space. -- Submitted By: (JoeBagODonuts) on April 28, 2009, 6:48 pm - (1 votes) - Login to Vote
|Despite some hokey 60's elements- this show still stands up today well beyond many other television shows due to the great writing, positive message, and incredible cast that was brought together on this show. Star Trek's original incarnation was a television classic that despite many imitations and other Star Trek series will never be matched or surpassed. -- Submitted By: (Chubby Rain) on April 2, 2009, 6:30 am - (1 votes) - Login to Vote


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This is my layout:
It really didn't come out how I imagined it would but hopefully it captured the beautiful brightness of the mood board this month. Thank you for taking the time to have a look. :)
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Great take on the inspiration board. Looks like your son had a fun night, which you've displayed here on your layout.
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How cool are those photos! Lovely layout
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