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Uncle Bob's storage is a great company, providing services at a great price, and is run by employees who genuinely care and are eager to help. Crystal and Shanna at the williams road location in Columbus were so helpful and courteous. I've recommended Uncle Bob's based solely off of my interaction with them and the excellent customer service I received. When I need storage services again, Uncle Bob's will be my first and only choice.Gregory from Fortson, GA
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the Girls there were quick, I rented 5 or 6 units and they worked quickly to find as many together as they could, they also let me hold a unit for a couple of days to see if I was going to need it, I had 16 units there at one time when we were in business. I would store no where elseMiriam from Columbus, GA
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I have heard stories of large portions of classrooms coming out of a class period of using the app asking "who is Gary Johnson?" This can only help! Johnson is no Paul (and certainty no Rothbard!), but having the students begin to question is a good thing!
For a second I thought somebody was posing as you and spamming under your name, haha.
98% Gary Johnson and 92% Libertarian
Too bad they left out the candidates that weren't nominated. I'm pretty sure I'd be even closer to Ron Paul but given the current candidates, I'd say that's accurate. Thanks for the nice little quiz. I love these things - just to get another perspective of where I stand. See if I'm being consistent, etc. Seems I've evolved. In 2008 I was surprised to see from one of these quizzes that I was closer to McCain than Ron Paul, but I was less mature and less informed then. :) And it was a different quiz.
Just did it. 98% Johnson. My Dad got 91% Johnson, as he made some more conservative choices.
My results:
Gary Johnson: 99%
Virgil Goode: 69%
Mitt Romney: 56%
Barack Obama: 8%
100% Gary Johnson - all issues
62% Mittens - economic, science, environmental issues (BS by the way)
4% Barry - side with him on zero major issues (this one is accurate)
The 100% surprised me. Johnson says do away with national borders? Legalize all drugs and free anyone in jail for drug crimes? All he's missing is a consistent record.
What's this 8% Obama agrees with me on, drug legalization or ?
Obama isn't pro-legalization.
Even though he smoked pot and "maybe did a little blow."
What a toad.
"What's this 8% Obama agrees with me on, drug legalization or ?"
I think you can click on the candidate and it will tell you what Obama would say on each of the questions vs. what you said.
The quiz seems to rank agreement according to which candidates you have the least amount of disagreement with. I clicked on Johnson and his position on drugs was "legalize tax and regulate marijuana" (not eliminating all drug laws); his position on global warming was to "provide incentives" for clean energy (not keeping government out of it altogether); he favored "reforming" medicare (not dismantling it).
Basically, he is the "least offensive" of the 5 candidates.
Don't forget about his position on the whole Kony 2012 BS campaign and his endorsement of "humanitarian wars."
Oh yeah, that too.
Isn't it amazing that people as creepy as Darth Vader Charles Krauthammer (who looks Hitler, Himmler, and Goebbels all rolled into one) is, he's treated with anything other than contempt and disgust? Since 9/11 it's been like watching the Nazi party unfold before our very eyes.
You know, this is why I've lost pretty much all faith in the Libertarian Party. Konkin was right, it really is just the statist way of convincing people that "liberty is limited government."
Either this is a strange quiz or Gary Johnson has strange stances on issues.
My answers were pretty statist all in all (no to illegal immigration, yes to government science funding, no to drilling etc.) and Johnson still came out ahead with 83%. To be fair, Jill Stein came in second at 73%.
Makes you wonder how impartial the quiz is. . .
I sent the link to my TA for my class "intro to college", saying this looks like a useful tool. He asked me whether he could forward it to the entire class and I laughed as I typed out my reply, because THAT WAS MY INTENTION ALL ALONG!!!
A child becomes an adult when he leaves home and is able to support himself; a freshman becomes a member of the academic community when he figures out how to manipulate the TA...
99% Gary
1% Obammy
I found that a few of the questions lacked a snarky ancap view under "choose another stance", but it does FAR better than most other political quizzes in that regard.
"Since people are concerned that 'X' will not be provided, 'X' will naturally be provided by those who are concerned by its absence.""The sweetest of minds can harbor the harshest of men."
I'm glad it helped me pick a Senate candidate but I wish it included local elections. I've been admittedly lazy with researching them. :(
96% jary johnson
62% rock anderson, jill stein, mitt romney
54% barack obama.
also hi, im new here.
and i guess i should clarify that 54% obama, im not really ideologically libertarian. more like a utilitarian liberal who thinks more liberty is the right way to go for now. ive been reading the free "economic sophisms" by bastiat on my phone and i definite like alot he has to say so far.
Welcome to the forums. Don't worry, you'll get nothing but cures here, no germs!
I already know who I side with, so I don't need some website telling me.
The keyboard is mightier than the gun.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (April 24, 2013)—The 2013 Spring/Summer media guide for Betfair Hollywood Park is now available online.
The media guide contains stakes histories, jockey, trainer and owner biographies, records, trainer and jockey standings – both locally and nationally – and much more.
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COBLESKILL, N.Y. – Saint Elizabeth's 400-yard medley relay team broke a North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) record Friday night by nearly 13 seconds on the first night of the conference championships hosted by SUNY Cobleskill.
The CSE quartet of Kristin King, Maria Corall, Jennifer Scully and Veronica Lubsen swam to a conference record time of 4:33.11 to win the 400-yard medley relay.
Corall also had a first-place finish in the 50-yard freestyle with a personal-best time of 26.62 with teammate Lubsen close behind in third place (27.74).
Also making the medal stand was King, who swam third in the 500-yard freestyle (5:47.64).
The 200 yard freestyle relay that consisted of Lubsen, King, Corall and Shannon Tipton took second place with a time of 1:50.28.
The Screaming Eagles are currently in third place overall with 103 points. Wells College held the first slot with 165 points and Cazenovia was not far behind with 131 points.
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The U.S. military is ending its policy of excluding women from combat and will "expeditiously" open front-line units to female troops, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced Thursday.
Women already are on the front lines overseas despite an official ban on combat, "and the time has come for our policies to recognize that reality," Panetta told reporters at the Pentagon.
"The fact is, they have become an integral part of our ability to perform our mission, and for more than a decade of war they have demonstrated courage and skill and patriotism," Panetta said.
Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the decision would be implemented "over time and with careful analysis." But he said the service chiefs were unanimous in their support for the move.
Officials told CNN on Wednesday that not every position will open all at once. Once the policy is changed, the Department of Defense will enter what is being called an "assessment phase," in which each branch of service will examine all its jobs and units not currently integrated and then produce a timetable for integrating them.
The Army and Marine Corps, especially, will be examining physical standards and gender-neutral accommodations within combat units. Every 90 days, the service chiefs will have to report on their progress.
The move is one of the last significant policy decisions made by Panetta, who is expected to leave in mid-February. It is not clear where former Sen. Chuck Hagel, the nominated replacement, stands, but officials say he has been apprised of Panetta's coming announcement.
"It will take a while to work out the mechanics in some cases. We expect some jobs to open quickly, by the end of this year. Others, like special operations forces and infantry, may take longer," a senior defense official explained. Panetta is setting the goal of January 2016 for all assessments to be complete and women to be integrated as much as possible.
And the Pentagon has left itself some wiggle room that may ultimately lead to some jobs being designated as closed to women. A senior defense official said if, after the assessment, a branch finds that "a specific job or unit should not be open, they can go back to the secretary and ask for an exemption to the policy, to designate the job or unit as closed."
The official said the goal remains to open as many jobs as possible. "We should open all specialties to the maximum extent possible to women. We know they can do it."
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Summer days spent with my toes in the sand, grade-school field trips to see world-renowned performers, weekend visits to see Mickey Mouse, my childhood was filled with incredible, fun memories I consider myself lucky to have. Although I've since left Orlando and taken root in The Big Apple, I still have a strong appreciation for my hometown, and when I visit I'm reminded of the variety of things the city has to offer.
While Orlando may be synonymous with Disney (and of course, that's a huge part of it — and was a big part of my childhood), it's actually true there are oodles of other things to do. For instance, why not sit in the splash zone at Orlando's SeaWorld, or swim with sea critters and slide down an awesome water slide at one of Disney's water parks? Theme parks not your thing? Shop at one of Orlando's outlet malls, or dine and see a show in downtown Orlando instead. Click through to find out why this may be the Sunshine State's most family-friendly city ever.
Here are 12 things to do in Orlando with kids!
12 Things to Do in Orlando with Kids 1 of 13
The best beaches, tourist attractions, dining destinations, and more!
Soak up the Sun at One of Florida's Beaches 2 of 13
Even though Orlando is in Central Florida, the coastline's a mere hour or so away. Take a family road trip, and dip your toes into the Atlantic Ocean at Cocoa Beach (be sure to stop by the original Ron Jon Surf Shop) or at Daytona Beach (famous for the Daytona 500)! For calmer waves and clearer water, head to the Gulf! My all-time favorite spot is Siesta Key, which seems to always make the top 10 beach lists for its soft sand and serene vibe, or the equally popular beach next door, Clearwater. Of course, there are tons of other beaches you can access from Orlando, but these are some of my favorites.
To learn more, check out VisitFlorida.com.
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Visit International Drive 3 of 13
One of Orlando's most popular tourist spots is International Drive — and it's no surprise why. Oodles of fun, kid-friendly attractions are packed onto this vibrant and bustling street. Test your kids' senses of fact versus fiction at Ripley's Believe it or Not, and then pop over next door to WonderWorks (an upside-down building your kids will go gaga over) for laser tag and other fun activities. When you're done, give your feet a rest while treating your eyes to a flick at Regal Pointe Orlando 20 & IMAX. Next, grab a bite at Taverna Opa for some yummy Greek food, or enjoy some mouth-watering BBQ at B.B. King's Blues Club, both of which are in the same pavilion.
To learn more, visit InternationalDriveOrlando.com.
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Cool Down at an Orlando Water Park 4 of 13
Having access to top-notch water parks is one of the best things about Orlando. (If you didn't know, Florida's hot, folks!) Slide on down Summit Plummet, a breathtaking 120-foot waterslide, at Disney's Blizzard Beach, or float around the lazy river at Disney's Typhoon Lagoon. (You can also go snorkeling with sea critters at the latter!) On International Drive there's also Wet 'n Wild, for which you can nab a ticket for $55 max. Have a marine life lover in the family? Check out Sea World's Aquatica, where they can slide through a water tube that doubles as an aquarium. I haven't been myself, but I've heard it's amazing!
To learn more, check out The Orlando Sentinel's water park guide.
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Take a Dip in one of Florida's Springs 5 of 13
Just like beaches, there are a handful of springs within miles of Orlando. If you're not from Florida, you likely haven't been to one, so if you travel to Orlando definitely take advantage of the opportunity to go! On a hot summer day, taking a dip in a spring is just about the most refreshing thing you can do. Float downstream with your tush in an inflatable tube at Blue Srings State Park (where you can also see manatees — a must!) or at Kelly Park and State Reserve, or go canoeing or kayaking at Wekiwa Springs State Park.
To learn more, visit Floridasprings.org.
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Sit in the Splash Zone at SeaWorld 6 of 13
If your kids are animal or ocean lovers to any extent, be sure to swing by SeaWorld, which has rides, shows, and marine animals galore. Sit in the Splash Zone at the famous Shamu "Believe" show, feed dolphins and pet stingrays (and sharks!), or, if your kids like roller coasters, hop onto one of the park's two options, Manta and Kraken. If your kids really want to get up close and personal with marine life, pop over to one of SeaWorld's sister parks, Discovery Cove, where they can swim with dolphins!
To learn more, visit SeaWorld.com.
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Check Out Universal Studios Orlando 7 of 13
Universal Studios and Universal Studios' Islands of Adventure are super-fun spots for kids and adults of all ages. If you're a roller-coaster junkie, the latter's for you. Ride on the park's famous Hulk, which takes off from a tunnel at 60 mph in just over 2 seconds flat (read: amazing), and, of course, if you're a Harry Potter lover, check out the new Wizarding World. Make sure you get a butter beer (which are kid-friendly as they aren't alcoholic), and check out Ollivanders Wand Shop. Just as much fun is Universal Studios, which has the awesome Twister ride as well as the newly added Simpsons Ride, which is a simulated roller coaster. Afterward, relax after a day on your feet, and grab a bite to eat at Universal Hard Rock Cafe or Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville at Universal CityWalk.
To learn more, visit UniversalOrlando.com.
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Build Something Awesome at LEGOLAND Orlando 8 of 13
Although I haven't been myself, LEGOLAND's got to be one of the most buzzed-about (and, from the looks of it, coolest) theme parks in Central Florida. I mean, come on, there's a roller coaster made of LEGOs, for Pete's sake. The entire park's made of this kid-favorite toy! Even though the park is about an hourlong drive from Orlando, in Winter Haven, I'd say if your little guy or gal is a fan of the classic toy, it's a must-see.
To learn more, visit Florida.Legoland.com.
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Take a Walk in Downtown Orlando 9 of 13
Believe it or not, downtown Orlando has a bunch of fun, kid-friendly things to do! Have a picnic, take a walk, or hop into a swan paddleboat at Lake Eola. If you're more of a foodie, pop on over to Thornton Park, where you can nosh at top-rated restaurants. For some of the city's cultural happenings, check out the Bob Carr for the Performing Arts, where the Orlando Philharmonic play and off-Broadway touring companies often stop by to perform. And, if you're into comedy, catch a stand-up act at the SAK Comedy Lab, located on Orange Avenue, downtown's main street.
To learn more, visit DowntownOrlando.com.
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Dine at a Medieval Times Dinner Show 10 of 13
I know, I know, dinner shows are cheesy. But this one's cool, I promise! Take a trip back in time with Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, where you and your family will be assigned a certain knight that you'll cheer on as he jousts. The best part of all? While you're sitting ringside for this awesome tournament, you get to chow down on a full-course meal. (Yum.) Everyone in the family will love it, trust me.
To learn more, visit MedievalTimes.com/Orlando.
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Put the Pedal to the Metal at Fun Spot Orlando 11 of 13
Tell me: WHO doesn't love go-kart racing? I don't care what age you are — a little friendly competition in the form of a high-speed race is always fun. In Orlando, you can do just that at Fun Spot, which basically is like a carnival in theme-park form, complete with four go-kart tracks (all based on levels of expertise), a Ferris Wheel, bumper cars, and all the greasy-good food you can find at the county fair. Fun fact: The Orlando location just opened a new roller coaster, too!
To learn more, visit FunSpotAttractions.com.
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Shop at One of Orlando's Outlet Malls 12 of 13
OK, so this may not be unique to Orlando, but let me tell you: There are deals to be snagged at this city's outlet malls. For Michael Kors, J. Crew, and more, head to Orlando Premium Outlets, and for the Nike Factory Outlet and The North Face, among other stores, pop over to Prime Outlets International. Also near the Prime Outlets is the Festival Bay mall, which has Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World and a Ron Jon Surf Shop location. When all is said and done, what's a vacation without some swag to show for it?
To learn more, check out The Orlando Sentinel's Florida shopping guide.
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Throw in Some Magic at Walt Disney World 13 of 13
No Orlando vacation can be complete without a trip to Walt Disney World. When I was a kid, my family had park-hopper passes, but that was before Animal Kingdom opened and the Magic Kingdom's new Fantasyland had even been put in the works. Some must-dos? See the fireworks above Cinderella's castle at the Magic Kingdom (I'm 23, and I still get chills), give your kids a taste of international culture by visiting the different country pavilions at Epcot, go on a safari at Animal Kingdom, and make 'em feel like stars at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Afterward, head to Downtown Disney to catch a movie at AMC Downtown Disney 24, dine and bowl at Splitsville, stimulate your senses at Cirque du Soleil's La Nouba, or grab a bite to eat at the House of Blues. No matter which attractions you indulge, a visit to Disney should truly put the finishing touches on a totally magical family vacation.
To learn more, visit DisneyWorld.Disney.Go.com.
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RAFAEL BEJARANO, AWESOME PATRIOT, Winner: "I thought Uncle Sam might make the lead, but after the break when I saw (Red Sharp Humor) break better than Uncle Sam, I rushed my horse up a little bit to make sure he got position by the first turn. After the first turn, he was really relaxed. The last time I won with him he was on the lead, so I was trying to do the same today. I was waiting for the stretch and then he showed me a big kick, like always. "
MARTIN GARCIA, UNCLE SAM, Second: "I was sitting in a perfect spot but (trainer) Bob's (Baffert) other horse is also a nice horse. It seemed when I got close to him, the other horse just took off again. My horse lugged in a little bit, but he was okay."
JOEL ROSARIO, CLARKE LANE, Third: The two horses in front of me were just the best horses today. He's got a pretty good kick and I think he'll be better next time. The first time I rode him at Santa Anita he really gave me a good race, and he did again today.''
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MIKE MARLOW (Assistant to Bob Baffert), AWESOME PATRIOT, Winner; and UNCLE SAM, Second: "The race went pretty much like I thought. We wanted to put him (Awesome Patriot) on the lead. I didn't know if he'd last all the way or not; I thought Uncle Sam would get past him, but he was a little bit green. I thought it was our two horses. Uncle Sam is getting better and better. He's still learning.''
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Ernest Hemingway was found dead of a shotgun wound in the head at his home on July 2, 1961.
His wife, Mary, said that he had killed himself accidentally while cleaning the weapon.
Mr. Hemingway, whose writings won him a Nobel Prize and a Pulitzer Prize, would have been 62 years old July 21.
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Cuba-U.S. Pact on Hemingway Papers
Cuban and American officials agreed on Monday to allow scholars access to a trove of Ernest Hemingway's papers and memorabilia from the basement of the author's home outside Havana.November 13, 2002 artsNews
Hide This Until You Die. Very Truly Yours, Ernest
Ernest Hemingway was a prolific letter writer. By one estimate, he left behind 8,000 to 10,000 letters, most of which have never been published.May 4, 2002 artsNews
Word for Word/Hemingway Memorabilia; Marketing a Myth: Papa's Got a Brand New Bed
The rough and cantankerous Ernest Hemingway, who committed suicide in 1961, might have a difficult time recognizing himself today in the hype over the centennial of his birth on July 21.July 11, 1999 booksNews
Reading Hemingway Without Guilt
It is not fashionable these days to praise the work of Ernest Hemingway. A reading of his "A Moveable Feast," reveals his ingratitude and his viciousness.January 12, 1992 arts
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The source of his genius and his character flaws remains a mystery, but it's clear when and where he was happiest.
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Oooh I am interested. This is looking nice, good luck to AMD.. we need competition in the marketplace.
I hope so. Competition would be awesome!
Nice to see them still rolling along I had kind of given up on them after being a die hard for many many years (Since Athlon XP if anyone remembers those)!
I remember my old Thunderbird CPUs and how quick they were.
Dogs are great judges of character, and if your dog doesn't like somebody being around, you shouldn't trust them.
Seems they really have given up on really competing seriously on enthusiast side of desktops. Considering that the desktop CPU-only chips will always be a generation behind :/
I don't know the details about chip-making. But when you think about all the AMD people out there who want the 8120-8150 of Piledriver and later Steamroller. It could make sense to at least just make one model of each generation and release asap. So lots of APUs and one high-end CPU so enthusiasts don't flee to Intel.
I had an Ath x64 3100.. nice little chip at the time.
This would be a great comeback. If they can pull thru. Im still an amd fan because of their price performance ratio.
The problem is gonna be Windows 8. For those that don't know the FP light "half core" design they used in Bulldozer and Steamroller has a serious performance issue in WinXP, Vista and 7 and MSFT has made it clear its a WILL NOT FIX except...in Windows 8.
So for all of you that don't want Metro? I'm afraid you should either avoid AMD or disable half of each module so it behaves like a "normal" chip because otherwise Windows treats it like hyperthreading which is bad. For those that don't know WHY its bad, imagine you buy a Steamroller 8 core. Now the best way for Windows to schedule 4 jobs would be ONE per module, that gives each of the 4 jobs its own FP unit. Instead thanks to the scheduler bug Windows will dump those 4 jobs on the first two modules, slowing them to a crawl, while the other two modules twiddle their thumbs...see the problem?
So until AMD gets rid of the half core design, or gets MSFT to backport the fix, I'll be hanging onto my Thuban for another couple of years and then if it isn't fixed going to Intel. Because I don't kn ow about everyone else but I have NO desire to turn my desktop into a cell phone with Win 8's Metro UI.
Hold with those above who are hoping that Steamroller will perform sufficiently well to make it an alternative to Intel's Sandybridge and Ivybridge - and other chips in the pipleline - the x86 chip market desperately needs competition ! But even if AMD does well, two chip competitors are far too few ; while an oligopoly is preferable to a monopoly, what is needed are new players in the market, like ARM in the low-power segment. Still, the return of AMD as a serious competitor would be a most welcome event ; in my next build I look forward to being able to replace my current AMD Phenom II X4 955 processor with a hot (and reasonably priced) CPU from AMD, rather than having to pay an Intel tax due to that company's quasi-monopoly position....
Last AMD processor I owned was the amd athlon 3200 socket 939. Fantastic chip but there hasnt been anything recently from AMD that has swayed me from Intel.
I never quit buying AMD CPUs. While I do have some Intel's here, my last two were AMD flavors.
My Phenom-II 980 Black does pretty well with the games I like, and the APU A8-3850 system that I put together for my wife is like a rock star in her office. She loves her new PC a lot.
If I was building a PC that had to have lots of performance characteristics, I would default to an Intel build, but AMD boxes are not as hopeless as some will make them out to be.
15% performance increase 'claimed'...... LOL, AMD IS FINISHED DOT COM
What a failure. So happy with my i7 2600k @ 4.5ghz (ON AIR!) that I would never DREAM of going back to AMD
Current and future AMD owners pay too much for too little performance. You can STILL buy x4 955 BE (Which are unlocked and OC them to 4.5ghz on air) and get better value + better performance than existing Piledriver/Bulldozer. Install a sandy bridge and then tell me you want to use their shoddy APU or under-acheving 'Dozer architecture. THey have nothing to compare to but more of the same performance.
Itr0ll:So happy with my i7 2600k @ 4.5ghz (ON AIR!) that I would never DREAM of going back to AMD
Itr0ll:Install a sandy bridge and then tell me you want to use their shoddy APU or under-acheving 'Dozer architecture.
I have a 2600K too. And yeah, I still want, and use my (not shoddy) AMD APU and Phenom-II 980 Black Edition PCs. Not every system has to be earth shatteringly speedy to be worth using.
I'm glad that you're happy with your Intel rig. Mine is pretty nice too.
What some users can't seem to understand is the simple fact that a healthy AMD is good for us all - both AMD and Intel users (and what I suspect is the majority of us who have chips from both makers in our various machines). As I mentioned above, the present x86 CPU situation is an oligopoly, which is hardly the ideal, but it is far better that a situation characterised by a monopoly, in which nothing other than (non-existant) good will on the part of the monopolist determines prices and quality. Those who boast that they wound «never» condescend to use an AMD chip are doing not only the rest of us, but also themselves a disservice....
Microsoft released a patch for W7 earlier this year that fixed the scheduler issue. Performance improved by 1-3% in moderately threaded workloads. That's all you get, that's all you're going to get. Bulldozer's problems are directly tied to certain architectural decisions and cache performance.
Have to love those Intel fanboys first off u r right that amd does not preform as hi as some highly priced intel chips but i can do things with my amd 8 core that i cant do with my i2700 for one i can open 3 games at once on 3 monitors with no lag cant do that with my i 2700 lags like a ***,so my amd 8 cores loves me to feed it all the software i can and still runs great try that with your intel cpu.
Comparison video or it didn't happen. :)
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Comparison video or it didn't happen. :)
When comparing Intel and AMD CPUs, I suspect a lot of the gamers here will find this recent Tech Report article of great interest : http://techreport.com/articles.x/23246 ....
Your link is a good read, but it only reinforces what most already know. AMD's FX CPUs have left them trailing Intel by a lot.
The good news is that the FX4170 and the 980 Black are a decent deal and I can say from personal experience that they do perform well.
You may not top the benchmarks with either of them, but they play games at decent frame-rates (with a good GPU installed in the system) without getting too hot.
I think, realneil, that the main point of the article was to show that frame rate is not an adequate measurement of the gaming experience and that frame latency is a superior metrological instrument for this purpose. Thus it has - if I understand it aright - a wider relevance than just the current situation obtaining between Intel and AMD CPUs (which I hope will at least in part be rectified by the Steamroller series) ; it teaches us - or at least should teach us - not to stare ourselves blind on frame rates. If more reviewers adopt these methods and the general public (or at least its enthusiast component) becomes aware of these facts, perhaps manufacturers will be forced to provide us with better processors (but they'd better not have rounded corners !)...
mhenriday:I think, realneil, that the main point of the article was to show that frame rate is not an adequate measurement of the gaming experience and that frame latency is a superior metrological instrument for this purpose.
And the results of their testing was damn close to standard testing methodologies anyways. Intel still rules the roost and AMD CPUs don't.
My point was that (leaving benchmarks of any sort out of it) both of my AMD gaming CPUs, the 980 and the 4170 deliver a good 'real world' gaming experience if you have a decent GPU in the system. People keep pointing to benches and they ridicule AMD's efforts, but I say that they're OK with me.
Spot on my friend, not everyone is aiming for the highest benchmark scores, some people need solutions that fit their need and are affordable. Intels prices though better then before do not compare to AMD, especially in regards to economy builds. AMD CPU's perform very well and are more then sufficient for most average users, Intels lead has captured the enthusiasts but the low to mid range belongs more to AMD. Piledriver looks very promising but steamroller will have a new architecture, that IMO will put AMD back into the minds of the benchmark obsessed. I have my x6 1055t @ 3.65 GHZ and it outperforms i5 2500k in every benchmark and is excellent for video rendering.
Yes, but they also stated it is not the equivalent to Windows 8 core parking and module accessing, the hotfix is a meager attempt at rectifying the addressing issues by accessing modules as though they were SMT threads and not physical cores, the CMT design is flawed because it ignores the current standard for fetching and decoding found in most OS's. Linux is much better in this situation, the FX thrives in a Linux environment. Also, I have benched the FX on a Windows 8 machine, there were HUGE gains, Im talking 15-20% on most benchmarks, the BD architecture is fundamentally flawed several ways but if utilized properly is a real power house, the next step which will be addressed with Piledriver will be the TDP and IPC, but we will not see a true revision of the architecture until steamroller.
Its hilarious when people get ecstatic by reaching an extra 20 frames in games while the competition performs at 100 frames, I guarantee those 20 frames will not be noticeable, as long as you get a steady FPS at 60 or better, you will have an equally satisfying experience. As for intel CPU's out performing AMD, sure the high end intel is light years ahead of AMD in most benchmarks, that however does not render all AMD CPU's useless, especially if you know how to properly overclock. My current x6 1055t which I bought for 70 dollars less then the i5 2500k completely blows it out of the water at 3.65 GHZ. Dont count out AMD just yet, intel has been here before too, veterans of tech know how the market trends can change instantly. Also even if AMD decides to drop out of the enthusiast segment, believe me they have plenty of other ventures to follow. When ARM shows up to the enthusiast desktop scene, things will get very interesting, and Nvidia has also made remarks about releasing a desktop CPU! The future looks very exciting, in any case I root for technology and competition, without a good competitor intels already inflated prices will only go up!
I think many (but, it would seem, not all) participants in this discussion share your hope, RMadatyan, that AMD gets back in the game with respect to high-end CPUs - not merely because of the effect that this would exert on prices, but also because it would stimulate innovation. Intel, for example, would hardly feel the same pressure to improve their products if AMD weren't around (and vice versa). For my part, I also hope that when testing CPU performance in a gaming context, the present somewhat excessive emphasis on frame rates (surely there's a limit above which an increase in frame rates provides no noticeable improvement in user experience, although just where that limit goes is open to debate) is toned down and that other considerations, like frame latency are taken into account. In any event, I'm greatly looking forward to Steamroller - if it does the job and the price is reasonable, I'll consider using one of the versions in a new build, even though I hardly need it - my trusty Phenom II X4 955 does everything I ask of it....
as for me I have the I7 and I have a FX6100 and sorry to say but my amd fx6100 runs alot better than my i7. the I7 locks up all the time and my amd never slows down. I replaced my I7 thinking it was the processor being bad but my new one does the same thing
judzwho:the I7 locks up all the time
Your i7 has configuration problems.
They usually work without any hiccups.
Mine seems to be bulletproof. (it's like the Energizer Bunny)
judzwho:I replaced my I7 thinking it was the processor being bad but my new one does the same thing
It usually isn't the CPU that goes. The mainboard or the PSU are usually the culprits.
The statement "You can STILL buy x4 955 BE (Which are unlocked and OC them to 4.5ghz on air)" is HIGHLY unlikely.I have the 955 and an aftermarket air cooler and cant even get it stable @ 4Ghz.Matter of fact the sweet spot for the majority of 955 users is at around 3.8Ghz..Even with water cooling its harder than you think to get 4Ghz stable.With that being said I still love my 955 and still love AMD and would not get an Intel ove an AMD product any day.Intel charges WAY too much for their chips, and AMD can hold its own on a lot of different programs and games.
TLDR: I love AMD and Intel is way overpriced.
Thank you for that.I have said many times that AMD produces chips that can handle a much heavier work load than Intel could even imagine.AMD also incorporates newer technology into it's chips that Intel just doesn't support.In short you can do MORE with a "slower" AMD than you can do with a "faster" Intel.
I'm still using a phenom x4 9750, currently paired with a Radeon HD 6870 and up until the last year or so, I've been able to run pretty much every game at playable framerates and resolutions. In fact, I have more issues with the drivers for my GPU (mostly on Linux but I've had problems updating the Windows drivers) Before it stopped being able to run new games, my only gripes with my cpu are that the temp sensors don't work on Linux. And the linux driver for the sound part of the chipset doesn't play all that well with PulseAudio and Skype unless I add "tsched=0" into the config which screws up flash (the chrome version, the now unsupported version stretches in fullscreen mode if you have dual monitors.
Bottom line: I will be getting the Steamroller equivalent of the fx-8350 and when combined with a decent Nvidia GPU a little later down the line, my system will rock both in Linux and Windows.
I recently got myself an FX-8350... And I've heard outcries from people about crysis 3 putting a lot of weight onto i7's and making framerates drop...
You know why this is? i7 is quad; fx-8350 is 8-core.
Here's a video of me on Crysis 3; STREAMING (at high quality stream settings, so extra CPU load) on maxed out graphics: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnQNY5BsMWM
Framerate drops are in this situation caused by my graphics card (it being GTX 550Ti)
I even captured my CPU activity at the time too (bottom right corner).
FX-8350 is my hero. :3
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NEIL DRYSDALE, MRS KIPLING, Winner: "She had a lovely trip and a lovely ride. It was a mile today and she relaxed very well. I know there was a strong pace in front of her, but she switched off to wherever he (David Flores) wanted her. I don't see any problem with her going nine (furlongs) and if she goes nine, well then we will go ten. We'll just go one step at a time."
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My favorite holiday meal isn't the Thanksgiving feast or the Christmas dinner. As much as I love these big meals where we congregate together around one long table, what I really love is brunch. In my house, brunch is the morning-after meal, a casual affair as people trickle downstairs in flannel pajamas with hair askew, rubbing sleep from their eyes, drawn into the kitchen by rich aromas of baked eggs and the irresistible scent of cinnamon rolls. It's a leisurely meal, as plates clatter and sleepy folks cradle mugs of hot coffee, relaxed and joking. Brunch expresses the best of everything I love about the holidays: Family, warmth, togetherness in the kitchen.
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I had previously bookmarked the lemon brioche french toast and forgotten about it, but that's what I'm making for thxgvn brnch!
Google "Land of Nod Cinnamon Rolls." Easy and amazing.
i can not get enough of this apple cake, which would be a delicious addition to a brunch: http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/dessert/recipe-apple-yogurt-cake-with-a-cinnamonsugar-streak-141995
"2 *cans* refrigerated crescent rolls"? Seriously, you have tinned *rolls* in the States? I can't even imagine how this works. Oh, no, I see, it's tinned roll *dough*. Any suggestions for lower-tech Aussies? We have frozen puff & shortcrust pastry and pastry sheets, would this work? Or could I make a similar dough on the dough cycle of my breadmaker?
My family's favourite Boxing Day breakfast is summer pudding with clotted cream, made in the week before Xmas; but, as I say, we live in Aus, so it's summer @ Xmastime and HOT.
My family's favourite Boxing Day breakfast is summer pudding with clotted cream, made in the week before Xmas; but, as I say, we live in Aus, so it's summer @ Xmastime and HOT. And we don't have Thanksgiving of course. We have Melbourne Cup Day instead! And it's usually hot, too (and windy, and rainy: it's Melbourne!)
I'm from Argentina, and it's HOT in here too. We usually eat vitello tonnato sandwiches! Yeah, It's actually a savory but cool dish, and we love it in my family!
These look delicious but might waistline can't take it! Anything just as delicious but calorie-counting?
@UrbanMammal I believe that some folks have made that recipe with puff pastry instead of the crescent roll dough.
Last year I decided that since I had hosted both Thanksgiving & Christmas dinners for the past 20 yrs I would change it up and do a Christmas late morning brunch. Wonderful! Menu items were chosen for their ability to be made-ahead & self-serve, all that was left was the final heating/baking. Early guests help set the buffet and plate individual treats. There was a toaster "station" with butter and assorted fruit spreads, a beverage station on the kitchen counter, juices, coffees, mimosas etc. I was free for once to enjoy the day!
The author is right, and it was absolutely stress free. Already planning this years brunch once I get through Thanksgiving (maybe Chinese take-out lol)
Our blended family tradition is that everyone comes to Chez Mom (that's me) for Boxing Day breakfast... There are sure to be some new traditions in those recipes! Can't wait to try them.
Thanksgiving Day, I'll be sending my husband out for bagels while I get to cooking.
Christmas Day breakfast in my family has always been monkey bread and Bailey's-spiked coffee.


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