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Long Island lost jobs for the fifth consecutive month in September, according to State Labor Department data released Thursday.
The Island had 12,800 fewer jobs in September than it did at the same time the year before. The private sector had 8,100 fewer jobs, and the public sector lost 4,700.
The department makes year-to-year comparisons because the data aren't seasonally adjusted. The latest loss was the second highest this year, after the 13,000 year-to-year loss in August.
Of the state's 12 metropolitan regions, only four lost jobs in September.
The losses on Long Island reflected a hit to the region's tourism industry and layoffs among teachers. Leisure and hospitality contracted by 5,500 jobs, the most of any category, the labor department said. And local-government education, including teachers and staff, declined by 5,300 jobs.
"So between the two of them, that explains most of the losses," said Pearl Kamer, chief economist for the Long Island Association.
She also noted the retail sector, which nationwide had stronger September sales than expected, declined by 1,300 jobs on Long Island.
"That means that employers are anticipating a recession, and they are trying to protect their bottom line by not hiring and doing more with less," said Kamer, who argues Long Island has yet to recover from the recession.
The Island now has 1.211 million jobs, compared with 1.223 million jobs a year earlier.
The local job market continues to take its toll on job seekers. Two of them were at the Labor Department's Hicksville office Thursday for job-search counseling.
Jericho resident Walter Girolamo, 49, a systems analyst whose last long-term position ended 21 months ago, said being a without full-time job was "an emotional roller coaster." He worked a seasonal holiday job last year and worked for the Census as well. He expressed hope, however, since in recent weeks, he's had several interviews.
"I've gone back to school to fill the gaps in professional certifications," Girolamo said.
Saltish Batra, 55, a Hicksville father of three who's been unemployed for 18 months, said his last long-term job was as a Subway restaurant manager. Batra worked one month as a manager at another fast-food chain, but was let go, he said, because the owners told him he was too old.
"I've been applying everywhere, customer service or any job," Batra said.
Thursday's report had some bright spots. The professional and business-services sector gained 2,300 jobs, the most of any category and its 14th straight month of gains, said Michael Crowell, senior economist in the Labor Department's Hicksville office.
The department will release unemployment data Tuesday.


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In this example, we will use a short sample tube which receives SR light from an upstream dipole.
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This describes all functions up to date (version 184.108.40.206). Now we will focus on adding new, time-dependent physics.
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"It just wasn't over," argues Stallone in the excellent Skill Vs. Will, a featurette that occasionally feels more like a motivational seminar than a Making Of doc. "You think it's over, then you go back, rehash it in your own mind like an athlete and think: 'Maybe I just retired too soon.'" You can feel his righteous sense of vindication. Everybody laughed at Rocky Balboa, but it turned out to be the big little movie that could.
Of course, delivering more of the same doesn't necessarily make Rocky Balboa a great movie. But it doesn't make it a bad one either, and watched back-to-back with the original, it's obvious that its strength lies in its skilful resurrection of the spirit of '76. Time has made Stallone into a lovable loser once more, his Botoxed face, dodgy CV (Driven, D-Tox, need we go on?) and bus pass eligibility despatching him to Palookaville. That's what makes Rocky Balboa work in spite of all the corn, the rabbit-in-the-headlights performance from Milo Ventimiglia as Robert Jnr or the adolescent graveyard grief over Adrian's demise. Against all the odds, Stallone and Rocky are underdogs again...
Just as in the original Rocky, the first two thirds of Balboa are a slow-burning warm up, 80 minutes of butterfly float before the bee-sting finale. It's a deliberate delay of gratification that allows Stallone time to noodle away at the character, the lovable lug, as he spars with Burt Young's crotchety, cigar-chomping Paulie ("What, you haven't peaked yet?"), tries to build bridges with his son, or chats up Little Marie (Geraldine Hughes): "Come dance with me, I ain't that good but I'm probably better than the average bear... Where that came from, I dunno." Stallone's dialogue has never been better; it's worn yet warm, like one of Rocky's ancient tracksuits. In the blink of an eye, the ghosts of those sequels – Mr T, Drago, the brain damage, the robot maid from Rocky IV – are exorcised. Ignore numbers II to V, Stallone says. All that matters is the beginning and the end.
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Now we will discuss the defensive side of the ball.
Don't get me wrong: I think Lawrence Marshall should be a solid player, but I'm not sure he's a disruptor like Shilique Calhoun or Noah Spence. But, as CoachBT as said, pass rusher has been the position this staff has failed most at obtaining. I would trade George Campbell and Damien Harris for Jashon Cornell, Keisean Lucier-South and Tyrone Wheatley Jr. right now. Missing out on Da'Shawn Hand and Malik McDowell without an adequate replacement hurts, no doubt. Think Furbush ends up here but we'll see. Still, it is time to start adding some big time kids.
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Think we definitely added a prototype Sam, Mike and Will with Winovich (Sam), Ferns (Mike) and Wangler (Will). All three are active players have the athleticism/skill set we are looking for. Winovich needs a red-shirt to add strength/weight but really is like the second coming of Ryan (IMO). Ferns is going to remind of Desmond except with the frame/length to play the Mike position. Like the intangibles a lot there. Wangler is athletic enough to play in space and I kids with good bloodlines a whole lot. Not huge, but moves well. And honestly, when LSU, PSU and MSU think you are a scholarship worthy LB, you probably are. Only thing is I don't see any potential superstars although Winovich has the highest ceiling.
Can't express this enough: you get a Peppers once every five years. The kid is a potential All American and game changer in the secondary. He is a leader with a ton of swagger. He gives this team something we sorely lacked last year and something that cannot be taught. Landing this kid was more important than any other recruit. Watson could be the sleeper of the year. Not a lot of film but a strong kid with great fundamentals who really brings the woods from all reports. A sleeper, but definitely a lot happier with him than overrated kids like Parker Westphal (who will be the second coming of Cullen Christian).
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2013. pencilpoints. vince linen tee. wool double serge skirt by j.crew. MIA boots.flashback: two weeks. i originally wore a red plaid scarf with this outfit but i ended up getting rid of it as the day warmed up. i remember that i also felt tired and fussy; michael took the photo a couple days before i got sick. i think i like the top and skirt better with a scarf!on a high note, i'm feeling much better and finding my routine again both at work and at home. hope your week is off to a similar—happy and healthy—start.the look | similar tee | similar skirt | similar boots
Tags: outfit of the day ootd vince tee stripes j.crew skirt
2013. third of july. soft joie semillon tank. boardwalk linen skirt by j.crew. boardwalk sandals by madewell.
happy belated fourth of july! i hope you had a great holiday with your family and friends. we had a barbecue and listened to fireworks pop throughout the night— that's what happens in firework-friendly south texas.
i wore this outfit on wednesday. i tend to wear patriotic colors all year so i don't mind being miss america once or twice a week although miss america probably wouldn't choose a vampire weekend song for the talent competition.the look | similar top | skirt | sandals
Tags: outfit of the day ootd joie tank j.crew skirt polka dots
2013. may days. louben blouse. j.crew factory skirt. kaysa clogs by loeffler randall. apolis market tote.i wore this outfit last week in between two unusually cold and windy days. but i'm not complaining at all; may typically brings heat, heat, and more heat. the last few days have been especially pleasant with clear skies and a hint of summer.speaking of summer, early bird registration is open for texas style council's summer school in august. be there or be square!the look | similar top | similar skirt | similar shoes | bag
Tags: outfit of the day ootd louben blouse j.crew skirt loeffler randall
2013. linens and things. blythe blouse by j.crew. corey lynn calter muslin skirt. swedish hasbeens super high clogs. apolis market bag.polka dots are like potato chips; i can't have just one. this skirt has quickly become one of my favorite pieces to wear to school. it pairs well with blouses, sweaters, and tees.in college i never wore muslin skirts and dresses. they were too sheer and my younger, clueless self didn't know much about slips and camisoles. now the older, wiser me thanks the heavens for them (and corey lynn calter for the polka dots).the look | similar top | similar skirt | shoes | bag
Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew blouse corey lynn calter polka dots skirt swedish hasbeens
2013. pink mochi. stitchview cardigan by madewell. j.crew dress. vintage judith lieber belt. swedish hasbeens super high clogs. hand printed grocery tote.i wore this ladylike outfit several weeks ago but never got around to posting it (until now). if you're new to blogging, save all of your photos! they can help you out during busy times.rosa (of rosa loves…) and angela (of notes from the dressing room) might remember the dress. last summer, michael and i walked around DC all day and the summery white frock kept me cool and polished. i didn't even spill gelato on it while meeting them. it was a christmas— in july— miracle.the look | similar cardigan | similar dress | shoes
Tags: outfit of the day ootd madewell cardigan j.crew dress swedish hasbeens
2013. hometown favorite. joie rancher tee. dorrie skirt by j.crew. necklace c/o LOFT. gloria wedges by bed stu. apolis market bag.i wore this outfit earlier in the week before i came of (technology) age; i spilled riesling on my keyboard. my non-clumsy computer streak was bound to end. then our modem stopped working, and i took the events as a sign to relax. two harry potters, a school carnival, a class trip, and wishful catalog shopping later, i'm back online.i featured the bag a few weeks ago as one of my maybe birthday presents. of course it ended up at our door as an ode to the city where we met and began our grand, silly, and best adventure.i hope you have a great weekend! see you on monday.the look | similar tee | similar skirt | wedges | bag
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2013. miss sunshine. cardigan by halogen. scatter dot dress by j.crew. vintage belt. gloria wedges by bed stu. william rast sunglasses.the classic, breezy dress means a lot to me— at age 6, my favorite frock had dozens of navy dots, and twenty-odd years later, i got engaged in the grown-up version. i've worn it with several cardigans and my jean jacket.on monday, i paired it with a yellow sweater and clogs (probably my favorite combo yet). while he snapped pictures, michael said, "make a pensive face… make a giggle face… make a madewell face." this is it.get styled by miss sunshine on saturday, march 9th from 5 to 7. details here.the look | similar sweater | similar dress | wedges
Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew dots dress cardigan vintage belt
2013. orange crush. merino boyfriend sweater by j.crew. pintuck silk tunic by alice + olivia. paige verdugo leggings. lotta from stockholm clogs. pendleton canyonville tote.if you asked me ten years ago, "do you like orange?" i would have said, "ew." if you asked me five years ago, "do you like orange?" i would have said, "sure." if you asked me now if i like orange i would say, "YES!" it's definitely a color i wear more and more over time.after i wore the blouse to work, i found ink smudges on the placket from the rubber stamps i use to check my kids' assignments. fortunately the stains came out with woolite and a teeny dot of dawn soap. yes, i put dishwashing liquid on a silk blouse. orange makes me brave.the look | similar sweater | similar blouse | similar jeans | shoes | bag
Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew sweater alice and olivia blouse paige jeans pendleton bag lotta from stockholm
2013. two girls. maison scotch sweater. silk striped tee by j.crew. skyline skinny skinnies by paige. pour la victoire boots.see that chubby puggy? she turned five this month. michael says she can go to kindergarten in the fall. i wish!sophie is a funny creature. she's perpetually hungry, fiercely loyal, and always affectionate. she can detect the UPS truck from a few blocks away. she sheds hair like crazy (almost all fawn pugs do) and our vacuum cleaner fills up with her fur. but we love her anyway.happy birthday sophie! thanks for being so gosh darn cute and making a cameo occasionally.the look | sweater | similar blouse | similar pants | similar boots
Tags: outfit of the day ootd maison scotch sweater j.crew stripes blouse paige pants pour la victoire boots
2013. spotify. betsy sweater by j.crew. dalmation print skirt (found on ebay). lotta from stockholm clogs. pendleton canyonville tote.can you tell i love my pendleton bag? it's big enough for a house (a dollhouse) and an army (a fleet of clipboards and books). i'm so glad santa got it for me. he's got a good eye, that santa. :o)i wore this outfit earlier in the week to school. we're experiencing a warm spell which means skirts and sandals for everyone (well, at least for me). i love boots and jeans but i've enjoyed picking out different clothes. you can't go wrong with lots of dots.hope you have a great weekend!
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Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew sweater polka dots skirt pendleton bag lotta from stockholm
2013. winter spring. dolman sleeved sweatshirt by j.crew. james jeans high class skinnies. tory burch reva flats. missibaba tote.i feel like i've been wearing the same things over and over since december: sweaters, pants or jeans, and boots. when the days are chilly, i'm drawn to easy pieces that require minimal thought in the mornings. sometimes i wish i threw things together in a different way (or wish i didn't wake up so early), but that's life.on sunday the temperature rose to the seventies, and i thought, i'm going to wear flats! i'm going to wear jeans— white jeans! it's funny how a bit of sunshine will put a little spring in my step.do you like dressing for winter? or are you a warm weather girl like me?
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Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew sweatshirt james jeans tory burch missibaba bag
2012. slouchy cool. dolman sleeved sweatshirt by j.crew. la la leaves dress by marc jacobs. merona tights. pour la victoire boots.some days i like tailored clothing, and other days i like slouchy stuff. i wore this easygoing outfit on thursday.i also wear sweatshirts at home, oftentimes over leggings. lately i love to spend evenings near the fireplace and read a book (or cut things out for school). it's a nice, old fashioned sort of feeling.i am currently reading a practical wedding by meg keene. what are you reading?
the look | similar sweater | similar dress | similar boots
Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew sweatshirt marc jacobs dress pour la victoire boots
2012. wool blends. betsy sweater by j.crew. free people tunic tank. skyline skinny skinnies by paige. pour la victoire boots. missibaba tote from etcetera, etc.howdy! old man winter decided to visit this week with highs in the 50's-60's and lows in the 30's-40's. we're not sure how long he will stick around, but i'll take cold weather while it lasts. yesterday i wore the outfit to school along with my green j.crew coat. michael said i resembled our christmas tree.speaking of christmas trees, i didn't realize that real trees are so thirsty. we water our tree every other day. it keeps almost all of its needles, and sophie has no interest in it whatsoever. i feel fortunate because we have friends who "gate" their tree from pets. so far, so good, sophie. :o)the look | similar sweater | similar tank | similar pants | similar boots
Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew sweater paige pants pour la victoire boots missibaba bag
2012. little fawn. merino boyfriend sweater by j.crew. polka dot blouse from nordstrom rack. skinny skinny ankle corduroys by madewell. nine west wedges.sometimes we call sophie "little fawn" along with other nicknames like "miss burrow-burrow", "rapscallion", and "princess pugglesworth." i'm sure she's bewildered by all of them. i paired my big fawn sweater with a hint of dots and lots of red. i think the sweater and blouse combo would look cute with black pants, too.yep, i'm still wearing sandals (though i wore boots to school today). mornings are chilly and afternoons are hot. i hope it cools down soon— i want to wear a coat!the look | similar sweater | similar blouse | pants | similar wedges
Tags: outfit of the day ootd j.crew sweater dots madewell corduroys
2012. shining sea. tommy hilfiger cardigan. polka dot tie-neck dress by j.crew. vintage judith lieber belt. gloria wedges by bed stu.i wore this patriotic outfit to school a couple of weeks ago during one of our warm spells (which linger and languish at their own whim). the other day angela (of notes from the dressing room) told me, "i can't believe you're wearing open-toed shoes in november!" i can't believe it either. but when it turns cold in texas, it will turn cold and stay cold. it hasn't made it around the bend yet.this weekend, M and i plan on decorating the house a bit. our pre-lit tree has served us for many years. we're considering a new tradition of having a real fir tree. M and i both work, and i feel wary shopping for trees at night. is that strange? i want to see them in the sun, fluff their branches and needles, and check how nicely they stand. do you have any tree buying tips for us?p.s. if we find a great tree, we will donate the old one to a preschool.the look | similar cardigan | similar dress | similar wedges
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|23 Jul 2012
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HP printer re-install is no-go--err: print spooler keeps shutting down
Apologies if not the right forum.
Am running ZT on Win 7 home premium 64 bit and have used HP LaserJet P1102w (wireless) successfully for over a year, until this past May. After a series of MS upgrades I could no longer print to the HP laser. Error Message is always "Print Spooler isn't running."
Uninstalled printer, deleted drivers, dl'd HP installation software, and restarted the print spooler in Admin Tools / services. HP software successfully locates the wireless printer, and window pops up for test page. I click and get the "print spooler not running." Nothing happens.
I restart the spooler, refresh the printer devices page, and nothing. I can then go back into the spooler and see "started." Just to make sure, click on restart, same status shows, close window and try to print; get the same spooler error message.
A second issue might be an old PDF I wanted to print, and now cannot delete from the default printer no matter what I try to do. How can I find and clear the printer job?
Anyone have an idea what is the problem(s) ?
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You might see if using the tutorial below to clear and reset the print spooler may be able to help.
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Author's notes:
- This fan fic was made around the time Jurina hurt her right leg and SKE was doing a theater tour
- Other characters mentioned: Kuwabara Mizuki, Oya Masana, Furukawa Airi, Nakanishi Yuka
"That hurts… Rena." The girl told the imaginary person that was in front of her.
"I will work hard to be Rena's number 1… what a dumb thing to say on TV" she said with a bittersweet smile. She wiped the tears off her face as she remembered the scene from earlier. The scene of those two… Giggling, talking, touching. She shook her head hoping that the memory would vanish from her head.
"Ah there you are kiddo~" Said the person coming from behind her. Startled she turned around to look at who it was. "Oh its just you Mii…" she continued to rub her eyes.
"Were you crying again?" She looked at her with concern and gave her a hug to comfort her. "You know your eyes will turn redder if you rub them like that" the older girl said pulling out a handkerchief, using it to wipe the younger one's tears away.
"Then I'll just say you made me cry." The younger one told her jokingly.
Mizuki raised her hand and the other girl was expecting to get hit, but instead she felt a gentle pat on her head. "Take care of your heart Jurina, you're still young after all".
The girl could only give her a hug. They both stayed in the balcony for a while. Jurina didn't mind being alone there with Mizuki. Although everyone always sees her playful and comedic side, she was always there for her, comforting her, giving her support. Like an older sister.
"OIIIII~~~" a girl with a ponytail called, breaking the solitude that was there. They both looked to the direction where it was coming from.
"Mou, Masana… couldn't you at least just call us gently?" Katsuo hissed.
"Well.. I have been looking for you two for the past hour…Jurina you didn't eat yet right?" Asked Masana.
"There you are again like a mother as always" Mizuki teased her.
"Well I am her mother and she is my son!" Masana frowned while she pulled Jurina to her side hugging the young one tightly.
"Anyway lets go inside Jurina, You're not good with cold weather" pushing Jurina inside "but first lets eat". Mizuki following them.
"What does that make me then???"
In which Masana responded "SHUT UP TUNA"
The youngest one could only laugh.
*They were at Fukuoka, at HKT's theater. SKE was having a theater tour, It was really cold that time.
-Lunch room-
Jurina was browsing through the buffet looking for a girl as tall as her. She wasn't there. Which made her a bit revealed.
Good thing Masana was there, or else she would have forgotten to eat breakfast because of her daydreaming. She took a spot where the two older girls were sitting, they had finished arguing with each other.
"Oh Good Morning Rena-chan" One of the members greeted as she made her way inside the room.
"Good Morning everyone" she said while waving her hand to the other members. She saw the younger girl looking at her. She smiled and walked towards her direction not noticing the other two who was sitting beside her.
Mizuki saw Rena approaching and motioned to Manasa, but Masana didn't seem to get the hint, then Mizuki spoke "Ah I think I'll grab drinks, OI Oya help me get dessert too". She said as she pulled Masana off her chair while she was still eating food.
Masana can only respond with "*&%$%#HJH" Mizuki pointed at Rena and finally she got her hint and nodded.
While they were walking away they saw Nishishi going towards Rena and Jurina. They successfully diverted her attention to them. Then took her to the opposite direction.
"Ne, Jurina… have you been avoiding me recently?" Rena asked the girl that was sitting in front of her.
"That's probably just your imagination Rena-chan, since you've been spending too much time with Airin…"
Jurina stopped there, she didn't want to blurt out something that might be hurtful. She gave the older girl a smile and continued eating her food.
Rena wanted to say something at least but she couldn't make out any words. She looked at Jurina for a while and then turned around. Jurina looked up when she saw Rena leaving. She wanted her to stay but she thought it was best if she didn't.
She put her chopsticks down when she started feeling weird. She rubbed her eyes and then covered them, they felt heavy and face felt warm…too warm.
Masana and Mizuki came back. They noticed Jurina wasn't eating her food anymore.
"Are you ok?" Asked Masana as she put her hands on Jurina's forehead.
"Woah… your burning up Jurina, lets take you to your room!" She looked at Mizuki and she nodded. She was going to tell their manager but a hand stopped her.
"I'll be ok… I'll just take a little nap" she tried to smile. Mizuki offered to take her to her room, Jurina didn't decline she knows she'll just keep insisting. Masana went with them since she's worried.
Rena thought that Jurina was acting kind of weird as she was watching the trio walk out from the room.
Rehearsals with SKE were always intense especially today since they aren't performing in their own theater. They want to be perfect for today's performance. Its not like they needed any practice anyway. They have been performing these songs for years now, but they can't just be satisfied with that. They are Team S, SKE's face. They needed to be perfect.
"Ok lets take a break here." said Rikako their captain when she saw the members getting exhausted, they had been practicing for three hours. As soon as she said that one of the girls in the center position collapsed holding on to her right leg.
"Everyone stand back! Jurina, Jurina…" she called, but got no answer. Their manager took Jurina back to her room, she was unconscious for awhile.
The practice room was full of worried faces. One of them in particular was pacing back and forth, impatiently biting her thumbnails. Some of the members were just unconsciously watching her. Then she felt someone pat her back.
"Rena, why don't you go see her?" Mizuki suggested.
Rena thought about it for a while, and without saying any word she dashed out of the room. She saw the manager talking to Jurina's trainer. She excused herself and asked to go see Jurina.
Their manager nodded and gave her the key to Jurina's room. She was reaching for the handle of the door when her hand stopped. Her heart was beating faster and she was getting nervous. She closed her eyes, took a deep breath and opened the door.
There she was, the younger girl was sleeping peacefully. She sat at the chair beside the bed, and watched her. She has never seen her sleep like this for awhile. She motioned to move Jurina's hair off her face, but she stopped. She felt pain on her chest.
"I'm sorry Jurina, I didn't notice…" she started crying but quickly wiped her tears off as she didn't want Jurina to see the tears. She got up and headed for the door.
"Rena… don't leave me"
Upon hearing her name she stopped and let go of the door's handle. She turned around slowly to see if she had been discovered. She sighed as she saw that Jurina was just talking in her sleep.
The younger girl kept calling her name, she was crying, begging. Rena couldn't resist and went to her side, she held the hand that was reaching out for her.
"Shhhh, I'm here Jurina" she said as she laid down beside her. She kissed the younger girl's hand and looked at her. Jurina had stopped calling for her and now she looks more peaceful.
"I won't ever let you go" she said as she fell asleep.
Jurina woke up, and saw Rena sleeping beside her. She was surprised but did not want to wake up the sleeping girl. She didn't want to move nor did she want to untangle her hands from the older girl. So they stayed like that for a while.
She noticed the time it was 4pm, their theather performance is at 6:30PM, She immediately got up and carefully untangled her hand from Rena's.
"Are you feeling ok now?" the older girl asked while rubbing her eyes. Making the other girl jump up a bit in surprise.
"Yeah.. I feel better now… You should go Rena, we should start preparing soon." She said while stroking the other girl's hair who was still lying down beside her. She didn't even bother asking while Rena was there. She was scared to ask… maybe she was just there our of concern…
She did mention that she only thinks of me as a sister… She thought to herself.
The older girl slowly got up and stretched "I'll see you in a few minutes then…"
"Are you really ok now Jurina?"
"Un. I'm fine" Jurina replied smiling. Of course she was lying. Her right leg hurt so bad that she had trouble getting up. She had to ask her trainer to wrap her right leg tightly.
In fact she was told earlier not to perform today, but she insisted because she can't disappoint the fans. Going there and practicing would be pointless. SKE's manager could only sigh. Somehow he could not win any argument with the kid. She always had the right things to say. He gave up and agreed only with the condition that she take 3 days off to rest.
Then the performance, everything was doing well. It was like she wasn't even hurt and the bandage on her right leg is just an accessory. Except when the show ended she had to be carried by her manager. There is still the high five session left after and she had to go. She made it this far. And again she insisted. The event ended, she felt her knees have become weak, she then collapsed.
She saw Rena running towards her calling her name, but she couldn't hear. Her body wanted to rest. She closed her yes.
"I'm sorry Jurina… but I can't be together with you."
"No Rena-chan don't leave me!" the younger one pleaded, but their distance kept increasing. She wanted to follow but her body couldn't move, she was just stuck there.
She saw Rena going towards another person, they held hands as they walked away farther.
Farther from where she was…
"Rena…" Jurina cried.
She opened her eyes only to be met with embrace by the other person who was laying beside her. She thought it was Masana, they always shared rooms and Masana would always sleep beside her when Jurina couldn't sleep. She didn't want to let go so she just kept crying.
"I'm right here Jurina" the other person said.
Jurina's eyes widened when she recognized the voice.
"R-Rena-chan?" She pulled the other person back to see her face. It was indeed Rena. Bewildered, she blinked a few times and wondered if she was still dreaming. But the warmth that she felt from the embrace was definitely real.
Rena had asked Masana to exchange rooms with her. Masaya agreed without hesitation, since she knew the two needed to talk. Jurina had been having the same dream, always calling Rena.
Rena brushed off the other girl's hair and met with her eyes.
"I'm right here Jurina. I won't leave you". She said as she wiped off the younger girl's tears. Her hand stayed on Jurina's cheeks.
Jurina couldn't say anything, she just kept crying. The older girl gave her a kiss on the forehead.
After a few minutes the younger one calmed down. Hugging Rena tighter, she buried her face on Rena's chest. Rena continued to brush Jurina's hair.
"Jurina…Do you remember when we first met?" Rena asked, the younger girl kept quiet but she was listening.
"When you introduced yourself to me, with that smile of yours …I don't know how to explain it but… It's like everything happened in slow motion…"
"…And whenever I see that smile of yours… I feel so relieved and it makes me smile."
Those words, made Jurina raise her head and look into Rena's eyes, not letting go from their embrace.
"There are times when I heard you crying alone… but …I didn't know what I should say to comfort you." Rena cleared her throat before continuing.
"So I decided… that I will never leave you, Jurina. I'm right here for you"
"I love you Rena-chan" said the younger girl. The older girl smiled and kissed her warm lips.
"I love you too Jurina".


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[ 8 / 10 ]
July 2014
This is a nice campground on the bend of the river. Good access to the park and the level sites. Very friendly staff. We were booked in for 5 days but a flood watch moved us out early. Staff were very friendly and helpful about the whole situation. We would definitely stay again if we are in the area We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 7 / 10 ]
June 2014
Clean park with gas station and store on property. Sites large and level. Washroom clean. Highway noise is only bad thing. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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[ 7 / 10 ]
May 2014
We have stayed here before and the campground is in a well shaded low spot in a bend on the Assiniboine River. They say they open April 15th but that is weather dependant and in the past they have not been ready if the weather is cold (as it was this year) so we telephoned. The owner was his usual cheerful pleasant honest self. Water was not working yet but we could fill our tank at a tap outside his home. Internet was not functioning properly but the cable guy was due Friday (the day we left) and we could go on line at the coffee shop in the office. The campground office also holds a gas station and small grocery store. He gave us a discount. Water was on by the next day and internet was fixed during the morning while we packed up. The place is a sweeping parklike setting right on the river with a very pretty view. The river was high and flooding with a whirlpool at the bend so this is not a place for unwatched toddlers and disobedient dogs who like to swim. Half the park is for tenting and half for rigs. Sites are very nice, Back-ins are shorter and cheaper. Pull throughs are long and wide for the biggest rigs. There is an on site caretaker who lives there. Very convenient right off the #1 highway. That was the only issue. There is a bridge over the river at one end of the campground and the big trucks downshift and go over the bridge with a roar and a deep thumping bang. Road noise is an issue. Sites closer to the office and river are quieter. The pool and splash pad and children's playground is new and the park had undergone some major upgrades since we were last here. Showers are coin operated and only two machines in the laundry. Great place to pull in for an overnight and we will again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
September 2013
Rate includes tax and value card discount. Nice long and wide site that was reasonably level. Strong Wi-Fi and received several digital channels over air. Site services were acceptable with only negative being damaged sewer cap. Attention to lawn mowing would make campground look better. Some road noise, but not out of the ordinary. If instead of your own facilities you rely on the washrooms and showers a little walk, but not out of the way. Discount on fuel for campers. No reason not to stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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[ 5 / 10 ]
September 2013
I had to set aside my refusal to stay at KOA's as this was the only thing available in the area. You check in at the gas station. I had a pull through site with 30 amp service. The pull through was pretty long! Sites are all white gravel. Gravel was so white that when I looked out the window after taking a nap, I thought it had snowed! Temporary insanity. There is some grass between the sites, with adequate spacing. My site was rather level, didn't take much for my stabilizers to get it. I saw an elderly couple use the pool, so I'm guessing the pool temperature was acceptable. Surprised the pool was still open, but it was rather warm today. No cable. My JACK antenna picked up seven Canadian channels, but two of the channels were duplications, so basically five channels. I had trouble connecting to the WiFi from Site 28. But after I walked to the gas station and asked for help, my laptop stayed connected, no problem. Depending on where you are in the park, you get a selection of three WiFi networks of which two require passwords and the third is a "free" access. If you don't have satellite or don't like what is offered on Canadian TV, there is a Country Store about a mile away that sells a wide selection of used DVD's. KOA's are rather pricey and this was cheap for a KOA. (On the other hand, I can't wait to see what the Canada to US currency translation on my credit card ends up being.) We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
July 2013
Lovely campsites, well treed, close to the river. The owners have done many upgrades and have put in a swimming pool, new laundry facilities. They are very friendly and accommodating. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 7 / 10 ]
June 2013
The staff was very friendly and accommodating. We decided to upgrade to a larger pull-through with the hope that the additional separation from the river might reduce the mosquito attacks (it did not help). The site gets a fair bit of road noise but it did not bother us. We spent two nights. It is about 30 minutes to get downtown so day trips as tourists need to be planned to make them efficient. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 4 / 10 ]
July 2010
Narrow roads, very tight entry to sites, but other than that, OK. We had a marginal satellite connection, but most sites probably don't have a view of the southern sky. It looks like the electric and water was recently upgraded. They do offer a 1 cent per litre fuel discount, but the Flying J, just ten KM closer to Winnipeg is much cheaper. We probably would not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
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[ 9 / 10 ]
April 2010
Absolutely gorgeous campground, treed, abundant wildlife, huge spots (we could fit another rig easily between us and the next camper), and we have a nice view of the Assiniboine River which is nice for canoeing and small watercraft. The campground is undergoing a major renovation/expansion including addition of upgraded electrical sites which are nearly finished. The exceptionally friendly and welcoming owner was very proud of this expansion and he also told me they hope to have free Wifi throughout the camp very soon. Meantime you can access internet from the main office/cafe as they have a good hot spot. It is a ten minutes drive into Winnipeg and major stores and an RV repair shop, propane fill, and wash place for big rigs and RVs within a five minute drive. The only thing I don't like is it is close to the major highway in Manitoba and the traffic noise is incessant even though muffled somewhat by being down low and well off the highway. Campers get a discount on gas or one cent a liter on the posted price and the posted gas is one cent/liter cheaper than the city prices for everyone else. The owner does sell propane but only on the exchange program. The drive through sites in the new area are really large and likely could accommodate big rigs. This place is a bit more expensive than others in the area but I think worth it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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[ 4 / 10 ]
July 2009
This park cost us $32.55 Canadian or $28.84 US. We had a big rig with three slides and the site we were put in was pretty narrow. The branches of the adjacent trees were on the roof and both sides of the motorhome. The sites were plenty long but there is a drainage ditch that we were instructed to straddle with our wheels. This park is just barely adequate as an overnight stop. We will probably not return. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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[ 8 / 10 ]
June 2009
Nice location beside Assiniboine River. Pull-through sites are very spacious. Lots of grass and trees. Hook-ups are well placed. Staff very helpful and friendly. We stayed for a week. The mosquitos were a little thick, but it is along a river in Manitoba, and they were doing some fogging. The noise from the Trans-Canada Highway may disturb some. We camped here in a Truck Camper.
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[ 3 / 10 ]
May 2009
This camp is right by the #1 highway about 10 kilometers from Winnipeg. It is well treed. There are no showers. The office is at the Esso Station "C" store. The WiFi only works in the coffee shop (not a restaurant). They did have it working in the park but it has failed and they do not know how to fix it. I chose it based on its location. There are 35 RV sites and 35 tent sites. There are just 19 30-amp sites. Even with the campground practically empty there are issues with power fluctuation. Fortunately it is cold tonight (3 C) so I am able to mask the highway noise by using the heat strip in my air conditioner. I would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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This year marks the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War, which claimed the lives of 620,000 soldiers. Today, the Enquirer presents a guide to historic Civil War sites that are within a three-hour drive of Cincinnati.
1. Spring Grove Cemetery
4521 Spring Grove Ave., Spring Grove Village
Forty Civil War generals are buried at the historic cemetery, including Gen. Joseph Hooker, commander of the Army of the Potomac at the Union defeat at Chancellorsville and Gen. William Haines Lytle, the Cincinnati poet-general who was killed at Chickamauga. Many others who fought are laid to rest in the Civil War section, including some who earned the Medal of Honor. The cemetery offers a "History and Heritage" tour that includes the Civil War section and some of Cincinnati's most influential founders and residents.
Hours: 8 a.m.-6 p.m. May 1 through Aug. 31; the gates remain open until 8 p.m. on Mondays and Thursday.
Admission: Free
Information: 513-681-7526 or www.springgrove.org
2. Stowe House
2950 Gilbert Ave., Cincinnati
The author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin,'' the novel about slaves risking life and limb for freedom, stirred abolitionist passion in the North and anger in the slave-holding south. When she met President Lincoln at the White House in 1863, the president greeted her by saying "so you are the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war." Harriet Beecher Stowe lived in this home at 2950 Gilbert Ave., in Walnut Hills for 18 years – the home of her father, Lyman Beecher, who headed the nearby Lane Theological Seminary. It was here that the young woman became actively involved in the abolition movement and in the Underground Railroad. Today, the house is operated as a historic site and museum by volunteers.
Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, or by appointment
Admission: Groups of 10 or more are asked to contribute $25
Information: 513-751-0651 or go to www.harrietbeecherstowehouse
3. Freedom Center
50 E. Freedom Way, Downtown
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is a nationally known museum and educational center that focuses not only on slavery in this country and the Underground Railroad, but on issues of slavery and human trafficking today.
Hours: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday
Admission: $12, $10 for educators and students with IDs, $8 for children ages 6 through 12
Information: www.freedomcenter.org
4. Waldschmidt homestead, museum
Ohio 126 between Indian Hill and Milford, Symmes Township
In 1794 Christian Waldschmidt, a veteran of the Revolutionary War, founded the community of New Germany on the banks of the Little Miami River. In 1804, he built the house that still stands. During the Civil War, the house and the surrounding land were part of Camp Dennison, a large military base where thousands of freshly recruited Union soldiers were trained. Today the house and its Civil War museum are operated by the Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Hours: 1-5 p.m. Sundays from May through October. Special tours can be provided on weekdays.
Admission: A "nominal fee" is charged by the DAR.
Information: E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or go to www.ohiodar.org/waldhouse
5. Grant birthplace
1551 Ohio 232, Point Pleasant.
The one-story, three-room house – right next to the mouth of Big Indian Creek and the Ohio River – was the birthplace of Ulysses S. Grant, commander of the Union Army that brought Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia to its knees. He lived there the first year of his life before his father, Jesse Grant, a tanner, moved the family to Georgetown, Ohio. It is operated by the Ohio Historical Society.
Hours: 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and holidays
Admission: Free to Ohio Historical Society members. $2 for seniors, $3, $1.50 for children 6-12 and free to children 5 and under. School groups are charged $35 a bus load.
Information: http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/places
6. Grant boyhood home
219 E. Grant Ave., Georgetown
This house in Georgetown was where Grant grew up – from the age of one until he went off to attend West Point at 17. Grant's parents, Jesse and Hanna, built the original brick house in 1823 and expanded it over the years. Young Hiram Ulysses – Grant's given name – worked in his father's tannery across the road, went to school at the nearby Grant Schoolhouse and became known around town as a young boy who had incredible skill with horses. In 1977, wildlife artist John Ruthven and his wife Judy purchased the home, which was slated for demolition. It was restored and refurbished and opened as a historic attraction. It has been owned by the Ohio Historical Society since 2002.
Hours: Noon-5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday
Admission: $3, $1 children 6-12
Information: 877-372-8177
7. Rankin House
6152 Rankin Road, Ripley
Sitting on a high bluff on Rankin Road overlooking the Ohio River, the candle light kept on in the upper window of John Rankin's house was a beacon to slaves escaping across the river to freedom. Rankin sheltered more than 2,000 slaves as a principal conductor on the Underground Railroad. His house is operated by the Ohio Historical Society.
Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, noon-5 p.m. Sunday. From November through April, the house is open only to groups who make appointments.
Admission: $4, $2 for children from kindergarten through high school age. Free to members of the Ohio Historical Society.
Information: 800-752-2705
8. Parker House
330 N. Front St., Ripley
Born a slave, John P. Parker purchased his freedom at the age of 18 and settled in the Brown County river town of Ripley, where he started a foundry. Parker became one of the principal conductors on the Underground Railroad, guiding countless slaves to freedom. During the Civil War, he recruited freed slaves for the new all-black regiments. His home at 330 N. Front St., is operated by the John P. Parker Historical Society.
Hours: Open weekends May through first weekend in October. Friday and Saturday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday 1-5 p.m. Tours may be arranged at any time by calling 937-392-4188.
Admission: $4, $2 children ages 5-18
Information: http://johnparkerhouse.org
9. Camp Chase
2900 Sullivant Ave., Columbus
Camp Chase was shifted from a training camp for the Union Army to a camp for Confederate prisoners of war early in the Civil War. Named after Salmon P. Chase – who served as U.S. Senator, Ohio governor, U.S. Supreme Court justice and U.S. Treasury Secretary under Lincoln during his illustrious career – it saw an influx of prisoners after the Union victories in Tennessee in 1862. The following year, a smallpox epidemic raced through the camp, taking the lives of many prisoners. The cemetery where they were buried was taken over by the federal government in 1892 and is operated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It is located at 2900 Sullivant Ave., about six miles west of downtown Columbus.
Hours: Sunrise to sunset daily
Admission: Free
Information: www.cem.va.gov/cems/lots/campchase.asp
10. Buffington Island
Ohio 124, Portland, Meigs County
Buffington Island was the only significant Civil War battle that took place on Ohio soil. It came during the raid of Confederate John Hunt Morgan that began in southern Indiana, raced through the northern Cincinnati suburbs and headed east along the Ohio River. At Buffington Island (which is not really an island), Morgan's raiders clashed with federal troops. Major Daniel McCook, patriarch of the family that produced a dozen Union officers, was killed in the fight. The Ohio Historical Society maintains about 4 acres of the battlefield as a historic site, but preservation groups are trying to preserve the entire battlefield. A monument made of Ohio glacial boulders is in the park. There is a picnic area available. It is about a three-hour drive from Cincinnati to the site, just outside the Meigs County village of Portland.
Hours: Daylight hours
Admission: Free
Information: http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org
11. Behringer Crawford Museum
Devou Park, Covington
A museum of Northern Kentucky history, it includes much dealing with the Civil War period – the Siege of Cincinnati, Morgan's Raid, the Underground Railroad.
Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. 1-5 p.m. Sunday.
Admission: $7, $6 for seniors (60 and over), and $4 for children (3 to 17). Free to museum members.
Information: www.bcmuseum.org
12. Ramage Civil War Museum
1402 Highland Ave., Fort Wright
The James A. Ramage Civil War Museum features a collection of Civil War relics, with an emphasis on northern Kentucky and the Cincinnati area. It is at Battery Hooper, an artillery position used in the defense of Cincinnati when Confederate troops were approaching the city in Sept. 1862. The museum, at 1402 Highland Ave., sponsors numerous educational programs throughout the year.
Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, noon-5 p.m. on Sundays
Admission: Free; however, cost is $3 a person for a private tour or outreach to a group.
Information: 859-344-1145
13. Mary Todd Lincoln House
578 W. Main St., Lexington
For a look at the antebellum life of the well-do-to in Lexington, the house at 578 W. Main St., where Mary Todd Lincoln grew up is a must-see. Lincoln was a guest in the house following his marriage to Mary Todd; and many personal articles from the Lincoln and Todd families are on display.
Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Closed from Dec. 1 through March 15.
Admission: $9, $4 for children ages 6-12
Information: www.mtlhouse.org; www.mtlhouse.org
14. Camp Nelson
6614 Danville Road, Nicholasville
Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park, just south of Lexington in Jessamine County, was established as a supply depot for the Union Army, but, later in the war, it became the place where more than 10,000 escaped slaves were given their freedom in exchange for enlistment in the Union Army. It was one of the principal training camps for black troops during the war. The only remaining Civil War-era structure at the camp is the Oliver Perry House, which was used as officers' quarters. Re-enactments and special events take place at Camp Nelson throughout the year.
Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday
Admission: Free
Information: www.campnelson.org/foundation
15. Perryville Battlefield
1825 Battlefield Road, Perryville
About a three-hour drive from Cincinnati, this well-preserved 600-acre state historic park is the site of the largest battle fought on Kentucky soil. The Union Army, commanded by Maj. Gen. Don Carlos Buell and a Confederate army commanded by Gen. Braxton Bragg clashed here on Oct. 8, 1862. The battle was a tactical win for the Confederates, but a strategic victory for the Union, because it caused Bragg to withdraw his army from Kentucky, which stayed in Union hands for the rest of the war. There is a museum on site; and walking and driving tours of the battlefield. It is operated by the commonwealth of Kentucky.
Hours: The park is open daylight to dark daily. The museum is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Saturday April 1-Oct. 31.
Admission: Free
Information: 859-332-8631
16. Abraham Lincoln Birthplace
2995 Lincoln Farm Road, Hodgenville
The log cabin enshrined in a neo-classic Memorial Building here is not generally believed to be the actual cabin in which the 16th president was born, but it is on the 116-acre Sinking Spring farm owned by his father, Thomas Lincoln. It has been operated by the National Park Service since 1916.
Hours: 8 a.m.-6:45 p.m. Memorial Day through Labor Day; 8 a.m.-4:45 p.m. the rest of the year
Admission: Free
Information: 270-358-3137
17. Corydon Battle Park
Ind. 135, Corydon
The site of the only Civil War battle fought on Indiana soil. It occurred on July 9, 1863, when 450 members of the Harrison Home Guard clashed with Confederate Gen. John Hunt Morgan's 2,400 soldiers, at the beginning of Morgan's raid through Indiana and Ohio. The home guard was defeated, but Morgan lost 11 soldiers and had 40 others wounded. The battle site is owned by the Harrison County Park and Recreation Department and is just south of Corydon on Ind. 135.
Hours: 8 a.m.-3 p.m. daily
Admission: Free
Information: www.corydonbattlepark.com
18. Lincoln boyhood home
Ind. 162, Lincoln City
Lincoln lived here with his family from age seven to 21. It includes the gravesite of his mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, a creation of what the Lincoln farm might have looked like and a visitors center.
Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily
Admission: $3, $5 a family
Information: www.nps.gov/libo
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|04 Jan 2013
Intel A1 Suite 11
I noticed that 3 of my fans were running at low speeds and went to the Suite to try to adjust to higher settings.
I increased them, but the nos. do not change.
The chart (enclosed) says "Normal"
I also changed some settings, but the one I didn't want to touch is "Turbo boost" which says it Overclocks.
Please look at enclosed pics - any advice?
Edit - The title should read - Asus A1Suite11
|My System Specs
|05 Jan 2013
Hello PSCO2007
Those are probably false readings as Asus Ai Suite is not that reliable especially if you have any other monitoring software running at the same time.
Do you have fans connected to all of the fan headers on your motherboard?
To check if they are false readings you could run a different software like HW Monitor CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting to see what speeds they are reported as but make sure that Asus AI Suite is not running at the same time.
|My System Specs
|05 Jan 2013
Thanks for reply,
This is the result, which is the same as in BIOS.
Fans are connected.
I contacted Asus and they said as long as the comp is running cool, to ignore it.
I just don't know why I can't increase the fan speeds, using the suite.
|My System Specs
|05 Jan 2013
This is the MOBO info - one fan has increased.
|My System Specs
|06 Jan 2013
Hi PSCO
Sorry for the delay. Is Asus AI Suite still installed? The type of fans connected will also make a difference in how you set them up. ie if they're 3 or 4 pin connector's.
I have a similar bios to you but see you have your's set to EZ mode which i'm not too familiar with. What i do is set my fan profile's in the bios as once set i never need to worry about them again.
If you click on Exit/ advanced mode in the top right of the bios screen in your screenshot to switch to the advanced view. You will now have 6 tabs across the top of the screen, Select the Monitor tab where you have 2 options for fans. Monitor and control Go to control and select either cpu, cha, or opt fan control (Whichever fans you wish to control). I maybe wrong with the exact wording so i appologise now.
If its your cpu fan you want to control select enable from the drop down box. Then select the fan profile type from the 3 options. Silent/ Standard/ manual and Turbo. Standard is fine unless you need to use a faster one in which case select Turbo.
You can also select manual and then create your own profile.
You can also set the lower speed of the fans too. I set mine to 600rpm. Now i'm not sure if this actually sets the minimum speed of the fans or just warns you if the fans drop below the set number as my fans never drop below 700rpm.
I would advise to totally uninstall Asus AI Suite though as it is well known for giving false readings and even some Asus reps advise its removal. If you only use it for monitoring your system then i would suggest using either HW Monitor that i linked before or my favourite HWINFO HWiNFO, HWiNFO32 & HWiNFO64 - Hardware Information and Analysis Tools
Note, These are only for monitoring your pc and not controlling anything.
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