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Baymont Inn and Suites Boston Heights/Hudson, Hudson
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 58 guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Arcade/game room
- Self-serve laundry
- Barbecue grills
- Free newspapers in the lobby
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- In Boston Heights
- Northfield Park (6.2 mi / 10 km)
- Boston Mills Ski Resort (7.8 mi / 12.5 km)
- Cuyahoga Valley National Park (8.7 mi / 14 km)
Great place to stay and at a great price, though it is off the beaten path a little.
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 58 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- 3 per room (up to 50 lb)
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Accessible parking
- Free RV/bus/truck parking
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In the hotel
- Free continental breakfast daily
- Barbeque grills
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Arcade/game room
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Designated smoking areas
- Disabled parking
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Shower/tub combination
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 10 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for USD 10 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 10 per pet, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.

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Alex began writing for Orioles-Nation.com in October 2013. Alex focuses on the numbers side of the game - in particular advanced sabermetrics. He is from Annapolis, Maryland, born and raised. He attended Northwestern University for his undergraduate degree and is now in the process of getting his Master's Degree from the University of Maryland. Follow Alex on Twitter @AlexConwayON.
ON Mailbag 9/15 to 11/19
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Fact: NASA is thinking about bagging an asteroid and towing it to the moon
There was a curious line item in the budget request from NASA: $100 million in funding for an asteroid research plan that sounds like something out of science fiction. Using an unmanned spacecraft, technicians want to collect an asteroid and move it to the moon in order to perform tests that could be used to learn more about the science of asteroids and their future use as sources of minerals and other materials. It's theoretically possible, but that doesn't mean NASA will get the funds.
Fiction: Microsoft unveils Bing Basic
In the fight for market share between Microsoft and Google, the barbs have been getting more and more pointed. While Google unveiled a whole fleet of fun April fools pranks like Google Nose (incidentally, the tech behind this prank is real), Microsoft stuck with a snide attack on Google, parodying Google's iconic look with a stripped-down version of Bing web search. (Google, in turn, turned GMail blue for the day in a not-so-veiled mockery of Outlook.)
Fact: David Cameron saves a sheep
Prime Minister David Cameron is not a popular figure with the liberal media of the UK, who enjoy any chance they can get to land a jab at him, but even this one is hard to spin. When he heard a ewe bleating after getting stuck in the mud when she tried to save her lambs, he waded in to help her out, saving her from certain death. Her lambs, and other sheep across the UK, are victims of the same unseasonably cold weather in Europe discussed above; sadly, unpopular Prime Ministers aren't always around for a rescue.
Fiction: Twitter to restrict use of vowels to paying customers
Returning to its roots, Twitter announced the rollout of a new service, Twttr, which only allows the use of consonants (Y, as a double-duty letter, passes muster). Customers who felt the service was too restrictive were invited to pay for a subscription service that unlocks vowels. t tks sm gttng sd t, bt y'd b srprsd by hw qckly y gt ccstmd t t!
Fact: Ralph the Rabbit regains his "largest bunny" title
What eats $75 worth of food a week, has two giant floppy ears and weighs more than the average toddler? Ralph the Rabbit, a rather gigantic specimen. While he was temporarily unseated from his throne by another Continental Giant, he reclaimed it this year, thanks to the rather fortifying (and possibly unhealthy — carrots aren't that great as a regular diet item for rabbits) diet he lives on, and his breeding. This is one seriously big bunny!
Fiction: BMW rolls out the Postnatal Royal Auto Mobile (PRAM)
In a very poorly-disguised advertisement for the auto company, BMW trafficked on all the excitement over the royal baby due this summer to tout a fictional pram with all the bells and whistles people have come to expect from its products. Nice try, BMW!
Fact: Freddie Mercury allegedly took Princess Diana to a gay bar concealed as a drag king
In Cleo Rocos' autobiography, currently being serialized in The Sunday Times, she claims that she, along with Freddie Mercury, concealed Princess Diana as a comely male model and snuck her into a gay bar for a night out on the town. Evidently the Princess went undetected. It's a difficult story to confirm, of course, but it wouldn't be a total surprise given the Princess' outgoing personality.
Fiction: Greeks ordered to transition to Roman alphabet to save costs
Poor Greece has been subjected to a number of indignities under austerity, but the latest reported proposal from the Troika was, thankfully, a hoax. EnetEnglish reported that inspectors were considering a switchover to Roman transliteration of Greek for the convenience of government officials, tourists and others, on the grounds that it would save the country a substantial sum of money each year. There's actually real-world precedent here; Ireland no longer uses the Gaelic alphabet for example, and Simplified Chinese is used in Mainland China.
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Knit Floral Block: Seventies Daisy. Click to zoom This generic pattern can be used with whatever yarn and hook/needle size you prefer.
For more information see this guide to our StitchFinder. Advanced. In-Depth Review of Knitting Yarn. The Secret of the One-Skein Shawl Download a printer-friendly PDF of the pattern I'll let you in on a little secret about triangular lace shawls: Most of them follow a very easy basic formula.
Once you get this formula, you can do pretty much anything—with any yarn and any sized needle. 272 Triangle Shawl Patterns - Updated 12/09. All the deadlinks have been fixed or deleted from the list.
I may add more links when I get the time. 12/09 This is the master list of triangle shawl patterns. It contains 272 patterns sorted by yardage. They are coded by free or purchased. Shining Birds Eyes Shawl in Elann.Com Peruvian Baby Cashmere And Silken Kydd. Dishcloths - 288 Free Knitting Patterns and Crochet Patterns. Crochet Patterns Knitting Patterns Sewing Patterns Cross Stitch Patterns Quilt Patterns Yarn Stores.
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Cotton is the preferred yarn for potholders because acrylic yarns can melt when handling hot pans or dishes. What to Expect: Your first Fanciful Flower potholder may take a little longer but after that, you can probably crochet one in under two hours. The finished potholder will measure about 7—7.5 inches across. Delights-Gem's Difficulty Rating: Easy Background: While leading my first CAL (crochet a-long) using a different potholder pattern I learned that, while I prefer finer and medium density cottons, most of the participants preferred denser cottons such as Lily's Sugar 'n Cream, Pisgah's Peaches 'n Creme, and Lion Brand Lion Cotton to make their crocheted potholders. Miss Crafty Fingers. Posted by misscraftyfingers in Crafts, Free Pattern, Knitting.
Free knitting patterns: knitted flower pattern. Can be used singley as a decoration on clothing and accessories or grouped to make a posy and sewn onto a hairband or hairslide.
Knitting it in green will give you a shamrock / lucky clover. I'm sure there are lots of other uses too. Materials: Using 2.25mm (USA size 1, UK/Canadian size 13) needles and 4 ply yarn Pattern: cast on 5 stitchesrow 1: **slip 1, knit 3. turn leaving remaining stitch unworkedrow 2: purl 3, turn leaving remaining stitch unworkedrow 3: knit 3, turn leaving remaining stitch unworkedrow 4: purl 3, turn leaving remaining stitch unworkedrow 5: knit 4row 6: purl 2 together, purl 1, purl 2 together (3 stitches)row 7: knit 1, knit 2 together and pass first stitch over to give 1 stitch on needleUse this stitch to cast on 4 more stitches (5 in total) and repeat from ** to give desired number of petals (3, 4 or 5) Attach to article and sew a contrasting french knot / button / felt circle in the centre of flower. Copyright © Julie Williams 2006. Staggered rib scarf : It's a Stitch Up: Adventures in handmade… knitting, sewing, jewellery, spinning, dyeing,crafting.
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I have used a a zip fastening. If you really like stocking stitch you could knit the back and fasten it with buttons. This is a great way to use up leftovers from other projects. Each coloured row used no more than 5g of yarn. Fuzzy Thoughts: Holiday Mice. Wow, I must have been really inspired, because the pattern is done and ready!
Of course, these little fellas only take a couple of hours to make. Not to waste any time, on to the details! You can knit the mice flat on straight needles, or in the round (the brown ones are knit flat, the grey one in the round, so you can see there is little difference). The materials list says to use worsted weight yarn because that's what I usually use. The larger mice are made with worsted weight yarn, but the little one is made with sport weight yarn on 3 mm needles (he's only 2" tall), so you can really use whatever you have. Forkfull the Jellyfish. Jimmy Baby Sweater Set Free Knitting Pattern at Jimmy Beans Wool. Easy blanket. Basic Formula Pattern For Knitting Mittens. Pineapple Knit Afghan. [ Close Privacy Policy ] Privacy Policy / Your California Privacy Rights Revised and posted as of March 4, 2013 Prime Publishing, LLC ("Company," "we" or "us") reserves the right to revise this Privacy Policy at any time simply by posting such revision, so we encourage you to review it periodically.
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Mitered Squares Afghan. Fall 2006. 25+ Stuffed Animal & Doll Patterns: {Knit & Crochet. Twinsknit.blogspot.ca Flower Power Elephants: These critters have character, lol! Love the trunks and flower embellishments. Two methods available (round and flat). Henry & Henrietta: A sweet pair of mice that are best friends, each measures 12″ from head to toe when finished. Worked on DPNs. petitepurls.com womansday.com Lamb: Finished size measures 6 1/2″ tall and 5″ long, boucle yarn is used for the body. Those "Bird Hats" Blue. I have a few boo-boos in my patterns! It's darn hard writing down what you've done! Feel free to tell me there is a problem.
1323096346676-bear_santa_miniature.docx. Suitcase Luggage Tag. It's time to think about going away on a Summer holiday and I remenbered a discussion about knitting a luggage marker to make it easier to identify one's bag on the airport carousel. The discussion can be found at: With this in mind, I thought it might be fun to create a Luggage luggage tag, complete with stickers from previous journeys, this is what I came up with. Have fun! Dave Suitcase Luggage Tag Materials:DK or similar weight yarn in Green and short lengths of red, light blue, yellow, white, mauve and two lengths of brown, wound onto bobbinsPair 4mm (US size 6) needlesPair 3.25mm (US Size 3) double-pointed needlesDarning needle. Knit and Felt Hearts. [ Close Privacy Policy ] Privacy Policy / Your California Privacy Rights Revised and posted as of March 4, 2013 Prime Publishing, LLC ("Company," "we" or "us") reserves the right to revise this Privacy Policy at any time simply by posting such revision, so we encourage you to review it periodically.
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Researchers from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Heidelberg, Germany, and the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute (EMBL-EBI) in Hinxton, UK, have revealed new insights into how sex chromosomes are regulated. A chromatin modifying enzyme helps compensate for the fact that males have only one copy of the sex chromosome X, while females have two. The enzyme distinguishes between male and female sex chromosomes in fruit flies and binds to different locations on the male and female X chromosome, the scientists report in the current issue of the journal Cell. The evolutionarily conserved enzyme is also found in humans.
In species ranging from insects to humans, sex chromosomes, the famous X and Y, are responsible for determining gender. Females have two copies of the X chromosome while males have one X and one Y. This could mean that females produce twice as many proteins from the genes carried on the X chromosome as males. However, fruit flies compensate for the sex chromosome difference by doubling the activity of genes on the X chromosome in males a vital process called dosage compensation. Biologists already know that a molecular machine called the MSL complex achieves dosage compensation in flies, but it remains unclear how exactly it accomplishes its function.
Now researchers from the lab of Asifa Akhtar at EMBL and the groups of Nick Luscombe and Paul Bertone at EMBL-EBI have uncovered how one component of the MSL complex, an enzyme called MOF, ensures that the activity of only male X chromosome genes get ratcheted up. MOF relaxes the structure of chromatin tightly packaged DNA, to allow the transcription machinery to access genes on the DNA.
We were very surprised to find MOF bound not only to the X chromosome in males, but also to all the other chromosomes in the nucleus. This suggests the enzyme as a universal regulator of transcription that has evolved to play a specific role in dosage compensation, says
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Collie has been cleared for contact, so it's unclear if this was a precautionary measure or if Collie wasn't really a full go Wednesday. You'll recall that Collie was inactive for Week 1 after Colts coach Chuck Pagano had deemed him a "full-go." Now he was listed as a full participant in practice one day before being held out the next. It's going to be difficult to trust the Indianapolis coaching staff this season when it comes to disclosing injury information.
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Freshwater Mussels
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Freshwater Mussels of C&O Canal National Historical Park
Have you ever wondered why you see 'seashells' deposited along the Potomac River shoreline? These are the shells of native freshwater mussels, snails, and the abundant non-native Asiatic clams that live in our creeks, rivers, and the historic canal itself in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park. The shells are indicative of the high turnover rate of the large clam population and the dynamic nature of the river in this area.
About Freshwater Mussels
Life Cycle
At the end of the parasitic stage, the juvenile mussels detach themselves from their hosts, leaving the fish unharmed, and sink to the bottom of the stream where they continue to develop - if they find suitable stream bottom habitat. Mussels can reproduce at three years old. Some of the larger species live for twenty to one hundred years.
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Horton's clutch effort, 3 touchdown passes lead Goldthwaite to title
With the Canadian defense selling out to stop Goldthwaite's wishbone option, quarterback Tyler Horton proved to be the perfect counterweight in the Eagles 29-25 win on Saturday.
Aside from rushing for 95 yards on 23 carries, Horton burned Canadian with 211 passing yards, including touchdown passes of 34, 64 and 70 yards.
The effort earned Horton our Big Country Player of the Week award for the Week ending Dec. 12.
"We came in trying to run the ball and eat up the clock," Goldthwaite coach Gary Proffitt said. "But when they started putting more people in (the box) we felt like we could hit the backs out of the backfield and we did a good job of executing that."
Performing before a large crowd at Jones AT&T Stadium with a Canadian defense pressuring him in a championship atmosphere, Horton's effort was nothing less than clutch.
The Eagles needed a dual threat, and Horton was accurate enough to provide it — this, while still effectively running the Goldthwaite option game.
"He really came up with some big plays in key situations," Proffitt said. "Several times while watching it on film it looks like the back has the ball, but Tyler had pulled it and got around the end with it.
"He came up with some huge plays that helped us take more time off the clock in the fourth quarter."
-- Kainon Irons, forward, Jr., Eula boys basketball — Helped the Pirates improve to 12-2 on the year with five-game averages of 18.3 points, nine boards and two assists.
Named the MVP of the Miles Super Rib Tournament, Irons peaked with a 34-point effort in a win over Iraan and shot a sizzling 64 percent from the field on the week.
Only a junior, Irons has helped Eula to 10 straight wins and two straight tournament championships.
-- Lindley Brown, guard, Sr., Breckenridge girls basketball — Scored 64 points and grabbed 33 rebounds through four games at last week's Catclaw Classic.
That included a near quadruple-double against Dallas Lutheran which saw Brown score 27 points to go along with 10 steals, eight boards and seven assists.
-- Raymond Sutton, guard, Sr., Rising Star boys basketball — Helped the Wildcats take three of five games by piling up some huge numbers, not the least of which was his 22.8-point scoring average.
Sutton, who hit 22 3-pointers on the week, also collected 29 steals, 23 rebounds and dished out 17 assists.
Rising Star enters this week at 10-5.
-- Shelby Ash, Post, Jr., Throckmorton girls basketball — Produced four-game averages of 19 points and 8.5 rebounds while leading the Lady Greyhounds (8-5) to a 3-1 record on the week.
Throckmorton swept through the Hamlin tournament with a 3-0 record, with Ash collecting the event's MVP award.
Ash, who was also the tournament MVP at Graford earlier this season, is averaging 18.6 points and 11.2 boards on the year.
-- Kylor Fine, post, Jr., Ira boys basketball — Posted huge numbers through a five-game stretch, averaging 22.4 points, including a 30-point, 19-rebound effort in a 70-46 win over Coahoma.
Helping the Bulldogs (8-2) to a 3-2 record on the week, Fine averaged 13.6 rebounds and four blocks per game.
-- Jaryn Koenig, guard, Sr., Cisco girls basketball — Cisco coach Ron Berry believes his 11-3 Lady Loboes have something special going this year, and Koenig is one of the key reasons why.
Through a four-game stretch last week, Koenig tallied 82 points and 42 assists, with 15 steals, eight 3-pointers and a 28-of-35 effort at the free-throw line.
She has already committed to play at Weatherford College.
-- Blake Allen, guard, Sr., Jim Ned boys basketball — Was named to the all-tournament team at the Catclaw Classic, with a five-game average of 18.5 points. He also scored 22 in a win at Clyde to open the week.
The Jim Ned boys haven't missed a beat under first-year coach Steve Bryant, opening the season with a 12-1 record.
-- Brianna Bledsoe, wing, Sr., Stephenville girls basketball — Named MVP of the Mike Brown Invitational Tournament at Granbury, Bledsoe produced averages of 22 points and seven boards through three games.
She was also a red-hot 14-of-15 from the foul stripe, helping the Honey Bees improve to 10-2.
-- Jonathan Williams, RB, Sr., Goldthwaite football — Gained 81 of Eagles' 211 rushing yards in a win over Canadian in Saturday's Class-1A Division II title win over Canadian.
Williams also caught five passes for 137 yards and two scores, helping Goldthwaite to the fourth state title in the program's history, and its first since 1994.
-- Hillary Evans, forward, Jr., Bangs girls basketball — Took her second MVP award of the season, averaging 15 points, six boards and two steals at the Albany tournament.
Evans, who opened the week with a 31-point, 10-rebound performance in a 68-65 overtime win over Jim Ned, capped it with a 22-point effort in a 58-56 win over Cisco in the title game at Albany.
The Lady Dragons are looking tough, entering this week at 16-4.
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I had a lot of pre-conceived notions about the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 before it arrived. It turns out that some of them were wrong but others were right on the mark. If you are looking for a 13.3" notebook computer that is battle worthy, then the X1 should be on your list for consideration. It is as tough as a tank.
Here are specifications for the machine I am testing. It has the Intel® Core™ i5-2520M processor (dual-core, 2.50GHz, 3MB Cache), DDR3 memory controller (up to 1333MHz), Intel Turbo Boost 2.0 (up to 3.20GHz), and Hyper threading (HT) technology. Intel X-25M Solid State Drive (SSD) / SATA 3.0Gb/s, 2.5" wide, 7mm high. 13.3" (338mm) HD (1366x768) TFT color, anti-glare display with glossy infinity Corning® Gorilla® Glass, LED backlight, 350 nits, 16:9 aspect ratio, 300:1 contrast ratio. Intel HD Graphics 3000 integrated graphics processor, external digital monitor support via HDMI™ or Mini DisplayPort. Dimensions of 13.26" x 9.1" x 0.65-0.84" with a weight of 3.73 lbs. Trusted Platform Module, TCG 1.2-compliant. Bluetooth 3.0 wireless, LED indicator. Intel Centrino® Advanced-N 6205, 2x2 or Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300, 3x3. One USB 3.0, one USB 2.0, one powered USB 2.0/eSATA combo port, external monitor (Mini DisplayPort, HDMI), Ethernet (RJ-45) Intel 82579L(F/M) Gigabit Network.
Memory and Storage
The machine I received is the standard ThinkPad X1 but this particular unit has a single 8GB SoDIMM for RAM and the Intel 160GB SSD drive. The SSD drive is a second generation Intel X-25M drive in the low profile 7mm form factor.
I didn't crack open the case to see the manufacturer of the RAM SoDIMM stick, but you should know that 8GB sticks are extremely expensive right now. For example, these sticks go for nearly $2000 from Dell. When you add the 32GB RAM option to the Precision M4600 notebook it's adds $7700 to that config. As you can see, the 8GB X1 is a bargain with that in mind.
As I mentioned, the SSD drive that came with it is the second gen Intel, so it is not a SATA III 6Gb/s drive. The X1 like many of the other new ThinkPad's comes with the Mobile Intel QM67 Express Chipset so it should be able to handle the newer SATA III SSD drives when Lenovo gets around to certifying them.
The standard ThinkPad X1 comes with the Intel® Core™ i5-2520M processor and is plenty powerful. It has many of Intel's latest feature set including wireless display, anti-theft, and virtualization. With the 8GB configuration and an external storage drive, it is perfectly capable of running several virtual machines if needed via Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V or a desktop virtualization product like VMWare Workstation.
I am particularly interested in the anti-theft capabilities. Intel® Anti-Theft Technology is an intelligent way for you to help secure the mobile assets of your workforce. This intelligent laptop security technology is built into select 2nd generation Intel® Core™ and 2nd generation Intel® Core™ vPro™ processor families.
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The screen is a 13.3" 1366x768 native resolution TFT panel protected by a glossy infinity Corning® Gorilla® Glass finish. Gorilla Glass is an environmentally friendly alkali-aluminosilicate thin-sheet glass. This combined with the other lid materials makes the X1 lid incredibly strong.
The LCD panel is a 350 nit bright panel so it's plenty bright. The colors are ok. The contrast is ok. Strangely the contrast looks better at night in lower light conditions. The viewing angles are also just fair. Lenovo should have put an IPS panel in this machine. It was a mistake not to. It should certainly be offered as an option.
If you follow my blog, you've probably read my blog post and complaints about the LCD panels of the current generation of notebooks. When you get a chance, go read it. And for the record, I wrote that article nine days before I got this machine and it didn't change my opinion. It just reinforced it. I still detest the 1366x768 resolution. Arrrgggg.
I don't like glossy screens. The X1's screen is certainly very glossy and has nearly edge to edge glossiness via the "Infinity" look. On the upside, that glossy glass is nearly impossible to scratch. My Lenovo rep told me to try and scratch it with anything but a diamond. I tried to key the darn thing and it just laughed at me. Now that's impressive. We'll talk more about the benefits this screen provides in a minute when we get to the chassis and weight discussion.
One other thing about the screen, if you look really closely you'll see some graininess or a "screen door" effect. This has been pretty widely reported on the ThinkPad T420s. If you are looking at the screen in the 12-18" range with good eyesight, then you can probably discern this. It's pretty hard to see outside that range. I don't consider it a show stopper.
Keyboard and TrackPad
The keyboard isn't the ThinkPad traditional style. In order to support backlighting and the liquid drainage, Lenovo went with a new Chiclet style keyboard. I haven't used it long enough to get used to it yet but I can tell it would be not problem. I am writing this blog post using the X1 to see if I stumble.
I like the way it feels and I certainly like the backlighting. Backlighting should become either standard or an option for all of the business class ThinkPads. I hope they'll figure out how to do it with the classic keyboard. See "ThinkPad X1: Designing the Ultimate Keyboard" and "ThinkPad X1: Stradivarius Keyboard" for deeper insight into the design. Of the Chiclet keyboards I've tried, this one is certainly a stand out. I'm not sure it deserves to be called a Stradivarius, but it is pretty good.
The backlighting comes in two brightness levels. Running the backlighting on full does have an effect on battery consumption but it's pretty minor. I have not tested the drainage through the keyboard and have no intention of trying it.
Lenovo also made a change to the TrackPoint and TrackPad. I am a mouse guy about 95% of the time but the TrackPad on the X1 seems to work well enough for my needs. It's a buttonless pad but as you might suspect, you left and right mouse click on the bottom left and right portions of the square. It's also multi-touch scroll and zoomable.
Battery Life
One of the first things I did with this evaluation unit was test the battery life. I was interested in two aspects. I had heard the X1 didn't have good battery life, and Lenovo claimed it could quick charge the battery to 80% charged in 30 minutes. Now that's an interesting claim.
As it turns out, one of those was wrong. I didn't find the battery life to be poor. In fact, on the unit I tested it was pretty decent. In the last test I ran, I had the backlit keyboard on high brightness, the screen dims at 1 minute to 20% brightness, WIFI active, Outlook receiving email from Exchange Server, Tweetdeck and IE9 were running. That test lasted five hours. Without the backlighting and few apps, I managed to get 6 hours out of the X1. So I figure realistically most people are going to get 4-5 hours.
RapidCharge is ultra cool. In fact, after seeing it in action on the X1 I think Lenovo should include this on every ThinkPad. On my battery tests, I let the battery literally die on the vine. The battery would run down to 0% then shut the machine down. RapidCharge charged the battery back up to 85-87% in 30 minutes. The X1 ships with the 90W power cord and I was using the 135W cord that came with my ThinkPad W510. So I cheated some but you have to admit, that is impressive.
So think about it. You can run around all morning going to meetings, then plug it into the wall during your lunch break, then have another 4-5 hours of juice for the afternoon. Don't you wish we could recharge our bodies like that?
The X1 has a healthy mix of ports. Along the back is an eSATA+USB combo port also known as eSATAp in the industry. This allows you to use a powered eSATAp cable for SATA drives. It's also the port you would use to charge a cell phone or slate device if you are leveraging it in that manner overnight. There's a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 port on back as well. I picked up an external FileMate 2.5" enclosure not long ago that works really well and only uses the USB port for power. You can find them for $12-19 USD.
If you are interested in driving external displays, you have a choice of using the mini DisplayPort or full size HDMI ports on the back. I have not tested either of them and probably won't before I turn the machine in. There is a SIM card slot on the back of the X1 that is used for the internal cell phone wireless chipset option if present. The eval unit I have does not have the cell wireless chipset. The last connection on the back is the RJ-45 Ethernet jack for the Intel Gigabit network card.
On the right side is the memory card slot and the cover for the 7mm SDD/HDD drive bay. On the left side of the machine is a combo headset/microphone jack and a USB 2.0 port. Those two ports are covered with a rubber cover. I guess Lenovo figured they would not be used much. In my case, they would be right. I would always look to using the back ports first BECAUSE of the cover. Annoying little bugger.
The ThinkPad X1 is build like a tank. It's probably the most solid notebook I've ever had in my hands. It is incredibly rigid and I have no doubt this thing could take a serious amount of abuse. My Lenovo rep told me to let my daughter stand on it. That's a pretty interesting challenge but since she was not available for the test I had to improvise. Grin.
Yes, you got that right. I closed the lid and placed the X1 on the floor in my home office. I took off my shoes and placed my size eleven left foot squarely in the middle of the lid cover and stood on the X1. Two hundred plus pounds of weight in my left foot squarely crushing the latest technology from Lenovo. Except for one thing. It didn't do squat. No cracks in the lid. No cracks in the LCD panel or gorilla glass. No bends or cracks anywhere else for that matter. This is one tough chassis and lid.
Lenovo brags about the toughness of that carbine fiber rollcage and construction. They've shown lots of demos on YouTube but it's the first time I've ever tried to break a machine on purpose, and couldn't. Made me a believer.
Like the ThinkPad's of era after era, the X1 has the flat black rubberized finish. It isn't as sexy as the shiny black Samsung Series 9 900X3A, but it also isn't a fingerprint magnet. Another benefit of the finish is the ability to easily grip the X1. At 3.7 pounds, it isn't an ultra light notebook, but it's easily grabbed with one hand.
When I tested the Samsung 900X3A a few weeks ago, it suffered from poor wireless connectivity. The Broadcom card in that machine would only work with one band of my 802.11N network. The ThinkPad X1 and its Intel chipset suffers no such issues in my testing. It was rock solid reliable and fast. No fiddling with your access point and it supports 2.4/5.8GHz dual band access points.
The 13 -14" notebook computer market is really odd right now. As far as I can tell, there are only a couple of 13" notebooks with a screen resolution above 1366x768. The Sony Model S and the Apple MacBook Air. In fact, the Air is one of the few machines left with a 16:10 ratio display running at 1440x900. I really wish the X1 had a screen like that.
Therefore, in order to create the perfect notebook computer I would borrow from the best machines on the market and merge them into a single machine. The perfect machine would start with the X1 chassis and lid. But the perfect machine needs a 14" IPS LCD panel. Keep the Gorilla Glass but make is a matte design. Since they are all 16:9 ratio screens now, it would need to be at least 350 nits with a 1600x900 native resolution. And just in case you were wondering, the ThinkPad T420s 14" lid is the same size at the X1 lid so it should be possible.
The keyboard isn't a hard decision. Although the backlit keyboard is very cool, I wouldn't trade light for the stellar keyboards that have been on ThinkPads for generations. I'll take a NMB keyboard any day.
As for the ports, the Lenovo engineers almost got this one correct. I would remove the cover from the ports on the left side of the X1 to promote the use of that USB port. In fact, I would either move the eSATAp port or the USB 3.0 port there. It's more convenient to use it for an external DVD or SSD/HDD drive enclosure.
As for the TrackPad, I would like to see Lenovo move to a black glass design. It seems like Apple has that figured out so it would be great to see the ThinkPads improve that area.
And for heavens sake, put a docking station connector on the X1 or whatever the next version is. It certainly looks like it is thick enough and rigid enough to handle one. Not having a docking station is a rather big deal to me. Especially considering the ThinkPad T420s has one and will drive four external displays. Fix this Lenovo. A single monitor via the USB 2.0 Port Replicator doesn't get it done.
The X1 is a nice machine but it misses the mark for me in some key areas. I could deal with the keyboard if forced but I won't sacrifice my productivity with a 13" low resolution screen. That's a deal breaker for me. I know a lot of you won't care about the screen, but I would at least like some choices. I'll pay extra for a bigger high resolution matte IPS screen.
Until that happens the ThinkPad T420s is a better fit for my preferences. I like having the 1600x900 resolution matte screen, Ultrabay, traditional keyboard and docking station.
The X1 size, weight and chassis rocks. Keep improving battery life and by all means, add RapidCharge across all the ThinkPad product lines if possible. The next generation X1 could be the perfect machine. Your move Lenovo.
[UPDATE for 6/22/2011] Here's a short update. I took a few pictures of the X1 stacked on top of the ThinkPad T420s so you could clearly see the lid size is that same. There's the back picture of all of the ports. I took pictures of the left and right side, too. And of course I took a close-up macro shot of some of they keys. Be sure to see the official photos at the X1 Picasa webfolder.
Hi Keith,
Great review- thanks!
How do the X1 and T420s compare as far as battery life and weight (using the X1 battery slice)? And to confirm- there is no ability to extend the battery life for T420s?
The X1 and T420s are roughly the same battery life assuming you are pretty informed on all of the settings in the BIOS, Lenovo Power Manager, and Windows Control Panel Power Options. To get the best battery life you really need to explore them, learn what they do, and make sure they are set properly. It appears the X1 has a slight edge.
The X1 has the cool RapidCharge. The T420s does not. That's a big advantage and a pretty strong selling point.
Lenovo needs to merge the two and get rid of the 13" if they can't do better than 1366x768 on the screen resolution. I'm not sure many business professionals are going to enjoy that res with Outlook, Excel, etc.
Thanks Keith! A merge with the best parts of the two would be great! I don't think anything is on the horizon as these are fairly new. Would you agree?
The battery life comparison includes the battery bay for the T420s versus the slice battery on the X1? (I just chanced upon battery bay option now and I didn't notice it before.) What were your run times for moderate use (Word document, web surfing etc.)?
It seems from your review that you lean more toward the T420s because of resolution. Any other reasons?
Sorry for the multitude of questions and thank you for all of your help!
There is always something on the horizon and the grass is always greener. Welcome to information technology.
The battery life comparison is the built-in X1 battery and does not include the slice. I did not receive a slice for testing. The T420s was tested with the standard 6-cell.
My run times for the X1 with Word, WIFI, Outlook and a few others ran right about 5 hours with extremely miserly CPU and GPU power management settings. The screen brightness was at about 20% which is a brightness that is usable on a dark airplane flight. The T420s run times and tests were very similar.
Yes, I prefer resolutions above 1366x768. The T420s I tested is 1600x900. That is a good resolution for a 14" especially with a brighter higher quality screen.
Thank you for clarifying because that was important- I'd assume they would be similar with their additional batteries but it is good to know that I can probably get a longer battery life.
If you ignore the screen resolution (I am not doing graphics or gaming etc.)- would you still choose the T420s over the X1? I am trying to decide on a Thinkpad that is ultraportable, good battery life, pleasant to use, and reliable. It is difficult for me to compare these in person as they are not common in Best Buy etc, and I was very grateful to have seen your reviews, so thank you!
Slight off topic...
Keith, you remember the review you did on the T61p a couple years ago? I bought one after the good word on it only to find out the cripled SATA speed? Have you tried the "fix" to uncap it yet on NBR?
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Is Jones sticking with Syracuse? — 2/1/2005, from Syracusefan.com
Jones to Decide Between Rutgers and Syracuse — 1/27/2005, from RutgersFan.com
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Pitt and Rutgers continue to recruit Jones — 12/28/2004, from Syracusefan.com
Orange commitment shifts focus to wrestling — 11/15/2004, from Syracusefan.com
Jones looking to break school sack record — 9/15/2004, from Syracusefan.com
New York Lineman Has a Rutgers Offer — 7/31/2004, from RutgersFan.com
New York Lineman Names Leader — 7/7/2004, from Pantherlair.com
Is Arthur Jones close to committing? — 7/6/2004, from Syracusefan.com
Does Syracuse lead for NY OL? — 5/25/2004, from Rivals100.com
New York Lineman Picks Up Fifth Offer — 5/13/2004, from Pantherlair.com
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Stickman Tries His Hand at Motocross in Stickman Downhill – Motocross
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Flappy Birds All Set to Ruffle Your Feathers as It Lands on the Play Store
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Rilla the Gorilla loves bananas.
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Golden Ruby Games Chucks a Gigantic Worm onto Android. Its time for Worm Run
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MobileCraft Brings Mushroom Platforming Action to Android with Mushboom
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The Golden Globes ceremony was not without its burns, but when it came to Leonardo DiCaprio, it was a full-on roast.
Before DiCaprio took the stage to announce Best Actress in a Movie: Drama on Sunday night (Jan. 12), co-host Tina Fey called out "The Wolf of Wall Street" actor's infamous love life.
"And now, like a supermodel's vagina, let's all give a warm welcome to Leonardo DiCaprio," Fey said.
DiCaprio played off the jab -- with only mild blushing -- and we're pretty sure his win for Best Actor is a perfect tonic for a bruised ego.
Plus, someone had to say it.
"This is really boring television" Elisabeth Moss, my new role model for all social interactions #GoldenGlobes— Jessica Goodman (@jessgood) 5 years ago
Good night, all!
Missed the Woody Allen tribute - did they put the part where a woman publicly confirmed he molested her at age 7 before or after Annie Hall?— Ronan Farrow (@RonanFarrow) 2 years ago
It was the only win of the night for "12 Years A Slave," but it was a big one. Steve McQueen's acclaimed drama won Best Picture - Drama, besting "Gravity," "Philomena," "Rush" and "Captain Phillips."
All right, all right, all right.
A no-brainer.
"American Hustle" wins Best Motion Picture - Musical Or Comedy, besting "The Wolf Of Wall Street," "Her," "Nebraska" and "Inside Llewyn Davis."
"This is an incredible, incredible honor." DiCaprio, ever classy, thanks his fellow nominees (Christian Bale, Bruce Dern, Oscar Isaac and Joaquin Phoenix) and also Martin Scorsese. "You're a risk taker. You're a visionary."
The Globes love them some "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," which has been on the air for half a season.
In a bit of an upset, Alfonso Cuaron won Best Director for "Gravity," besting Steve McQueen, David O. Russell, Paul Greengrass and Alexander Payne.
One of Liam Neeson's particular set of skills: introducing movies about space! #goldenglobes— kase!! (@worstkase) 5 years ago
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Time to grab some icecream & switch over to #GIRLS— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) 4 years ago
"Woody Allen is an anomaly." Yup. Most dads don't sexually abuse their daughters.— Anna Holmes (@AnnaHolmes) 4 years ago
Waiting for Diane Keaton to replace "Woody couldn't be here tonight" with "Woody wouldn't be here tonight." #GoldenGlobes— Matt Jacobs (@tarantallegra) 4 years ago
"Annie Hall" was actually directed by Frank Sinatra.— Peter Finocchiaro (@PLFino) 5 years ago
Tina hugs Amy/yells b4 commercial's end: "Congratulations to my friend Amy Poehler! I love you! There's a special place in hell for you!"— Scott Feinberg (@ScottFeinberg) 4 years ago
OMG STOP BRAGGING RT @HuffPostEnt: Amy Poehler just mentioned @lewkay in her speech, who is honestly a swell guy. #GoldenGlobes— HuffPost Media (@HuffPostMedia) 4 years ago
Douglas won for playing Liberace in "Behind the Candelabra." During his acceptance speech, Douglas remembers finding out about the project from Steven Soderbergh on the set of 2000's "Traffic."
It was expected that "Blue Is The Warmest Color" would win, but the award went to Paolo Sorrentino's latest film.
Samberg beat out Jason Bateman ("Arrested Development"), Don Cheadle ("House Of Lies"), Jim Parsons ("The Big Bang Theory") and Michael J. Fox ("The Michael J. Fox Show").
"You guys, the Globes, right? Who knew?" Andy Samberg was not prepared to win his Golden Globe, but he's happy to accept the award anyway.
Jonze was an upset winner, topping expected contenders John Ridley (for "12 Years A Slave"), David O. Russell (for "American Hustle"), Steve Coogan and Jeff Pope (for "Philomena") and Bob Nelson (for "Nebraska"). Jonze thanked his cast and also fellow nominee Russell for supporting him throughout the process.
Spoiler: Everyone in media has a Jared Leto story because he likes to be chummy. Spoiler no. 2: He's not actually your friend! #GoldenGlobes— Kia Makarechi (@Kia_Mak) 4 years ago
In her speech, she thanked the crew, Netflix and Kevin Spacey, calling her co-star "the best playdate ever."
He defeated Barkhad Abdi, Daniel Bruhl, Bradley Cooper and Michael Fassbender for the win. During his speech, Leto jokes about not having to get a Brazilian wax for his role as a transgender woman who suffers from the AIDS virus.


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June 1, 2009 As Mexican narcotics cartels come under increasing attack on their home turf, they have expanded their operations. One of the countries hardest hit is Guatemala, just across Mexico's southern border. Brutal drug traffickers are thriving amid the country's poverty and corruption.
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June 1, 2009 For decades, General Motors has been an icon of American industry. Its decision on Monday to file for bankruptcy protection marks a humbling moment for the industrial giant. With the U.S. government as the majority owner, the hope is that a new, healthier version of the company will emerge.
June 1, 2009 Investigators in New York continue to probe into the shooting death of police officer Omar Edwards by fellow officer Andrew Dunton last week. Edwards, an African-American who was off-duty at the time, was pursuing a suspected car thief when Dunton, who is white, fired fatal shots at Edwards. Now, officials want to determine who was at fault, and whether race played a role.
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June 1, 2009 The United Auto Workers union last week ratified a package of concessions designed to reduce General Motor's labor costs. It was a key piece in the restructuring effort at GM. UAW President Ron Gettelfinger tells Renee Montagne that the workers and retirees sacrificed for GM's survival.
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June 1, 2009 President Obama said pushing General Motors Corp. into bankruptcy on Monday was a strategy designed to create a more viable company. The government would own 60 percent of the new GM, but Obama stressed that "what I have no interest in doing, is running GM."
June 1, 2009 Some plastic surgeons have adopted the controversial technique of transferring unwanted fat from the belly, hips and thighs of patients to the breasts and other areas. But others question not only the effectiveness of this procedure, but also its safety.
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June 1, 2009 The Atlantic hurricane season begins Monday, and people in some coastal areas are still rebuilding homes damaged last year. It's become routine to rebuild at almost any cost, in even the most vulnerable areas. But that hasn't always been the case.
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Military spending is projected to fall to its lowest level as a percentage of gross domestic product since Bill Clinton was president, budget documents released Monday show. But unlike in the 1990s, when a post-Soviet "peace dividend" helped usher in a period of budget surpluses, the current cuts will barely dent the massive deficits foreseen long into the future.
The White House said that military spending, measured as a percentage of GDP, will drop to 3.1 percent in 2019, the lowest level since 2001. Yet the government's red ink this fiscal year was estimated to reach a record $1.84 trillion, nearly $100 billion more than its previous projection.
"The peace dividend cannot bridge the deficit gap," said Diane Lim Rogers of the nonpartisan Concord Coalition, which advocates fiscal restraint. "We have so many other spending needs and wants … that the situation is much worse" than a decade ago.
During the 1990s, when the military's share of GDP shrank by an amount comparable to Mr. Obama's projections, publicly held debt declined by hundreds of billions of dollars. Deficits evolved into surpluses, and the share of that debt owned by foreigners plummeted. None of that will happen this time, even if the economy expands according to the scenario disclosed by the White House on Monday.
Defense spending, measured as a share of GDP, will fall from 4.8 percent in 2009 to 3.1 percent in 2019, the administration estimates. However, publicly held debt, which totaled $5.8 trillion at the end of fiscal 2008, will exceed $16 trillion by 2019.
Just since September, the Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) base-line revenue projections over 10 years collapsed by $3.3 trillion because of the deep recession, which has resulted in the evaporation of trillions of dollars in wealth and income, Ms. Rogers said. That will have a long-lasting effect on revenues, she said.
"Compared to the 1990s, we are in the opposite situation," Ms. Rogers said. "Then, the revenue surprise was positive because of the booming economy. Now the revenue surprise is negative."
Making matters worse, the president "has not shown a willingness to address tough choices on entitlements and revenue requirements," she said.
In 1992, when the nominal budget deficit had reached a then-record $290 billion, defense spending made up 4.8 percent of GDP, just as it does today. By 2000, defense spending was down to 3 percent of GDP, and the government achieved a $236 billion surplus. A deficit equal to 4.7 percent of GDP in 1992 had evolved into a surplus of 2.4 percent eight years later.
Publicly held debt declined from $3.8 trillion in 1997 to $3.3 trillion in 2001. Between 1999 and 2001, the share of that debt held by foreigners dropped from 35 percent to 30 percent. After deficits racked up during the Bush administration, foreigners owned 48 percent of the publicly held debt at the end of fiscal 2008.
Today, the nation must dig out of a much deeper fiscal hole than in 1992, said Stan Collender, a longtime budget analyst who is a partner at Qorvis Communications.
The Obama administration inherited a 2009 budget deficit of $1.2 trillion, the CBO estimated in January.
The economic-stimulus package, other Democratic spending measures, a deepening recession and plunging tax revenues have raised the 2009 deficit to $1.84 trillion, or 12.9 percent of GDP, the administration announced Monday.
Mr. Collender said that as defense spending declines from 4.8 percent of GDP today to 3.1 percent in 2019, the deficit, according to the Obama fiscal plan, will fall from 12.9 percent of GDP in 2009 to 3.4 percent 10 years later. In other words, the peace dividend will contribute to deficit reduction, Mr. Collender said, but it cannot generate a surplus because today's deficit hole is so much deeper.
Defense spending in 2019 would make up the smallest share of GDP, 3.1 percent, since the 1999-2001 period, when it totaled 3 percent.