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Orange County, California Genealogy
United States California Orange County
Guide to Orange County California genealogy. Birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
Dates for major county records [1] | |||||
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- 1 County Courthouse (Superior Court)
- 2 County History
- 3 Historical Facts
- 4 Places/Localities
- 5 Resources
- 5.1 Bible Records
- 5.2 Biography
- 5.3 Cemeteries
- 5.4 Census
- 5.5 Church History and Records
- 5.6 Court History and Records
- 5.7 Crime and Criminals
- 5.8 Directories
- 5.9 Ethnic, Religious, or Political Groups
- 5.10 Gazetteers
- 5.11 Genealogy
- 5.12 History
- 5.13 Immigration
- 5.14 Land and Property
- 5.15 Maps
- 5.16 Migration
- 5.17 Military History and Records
- 5.18 Naturalization and Citizenship
- 5.19 Newspapers
- 5.20 Obituaries
- 5.21 Periodicals
- 5.22 Probate Records
- 5.23 Repositories
- 5.24 Societies
- 5.25 Taxation
- 5.26 Vital Records
- 5.27 Voter Registration
- 6 Websites
- 7 References
County Courthouse (Superior Court)
Orange County Courthouse
12 Civic Center Place
Santa Ana, CA 92701
Phone: 714.834.2500
County Recorder has birth, marriage, death and land records
County Clerk has divorce, probate and court records from 1964
Orange County Clerk-Recorder, 630 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701.
(714) 834-2500. Holdings include birth, death and marriage certificates
(1889-current) and property records (1954-current).
County History
European Discovery and Mission Period
Gaspar de Portola and a party of sixty-two men first entered what is now Orange County on July 22, 1769.[3] Orange County's only mission, San Juan Capistrano, was founded in 1776. During the Mission Period the area was under the military jurisdiction of the presidio at San Diego and under the rule of Spain. The Mission Period ended following the Secularization Act of 1833 and, while most of the mission communities disintegrated rapidly, the village of San Juan Capistrano survived. [4]
See the wiki article California Land and Property for help with locating records from this period.
Rancho Days
The only Spanish grant in what is now Orange County was Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana. This grant to Antonio Yorba and Pablo Peralta was a very large grant made in 1810 covering the areas to the east and south of the Santa Ana River.[5] Spain's authority ended in1821 and grants made after this were by the Mexican government. For a detailed description of the method of land granting by the Mexicans see "Land Grant Policies an the Ranchos" by William McPherson[6] The treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in January 1848 ended the war with Mexico and the United States acquired California along with much other territory. The United States agreed to honor the many existing Mexican land grants but many had unclear title. The Americans wanted land and some of it was purchased and some taken. [7]
See the wiki article California Land and Property for help with locating records from this period.
Spanish and Mexican Land grant maps can be purchased through the California Secretary of State. See the available list at Spanish and Mexican Land Grant Maps, 1855–1875.
Formation of Orange County
When California became a state in 1850, the area of what is now Orange County became part of Los Angeles County. As the area grew, dissatisfaction with the distance from the governing seat of Los Angeles grew as did interest in separating from Los Angeles County. In 1889, at the time of creation of the county, there were only three incorporated cities, Anaheim, Santa Ana, and Orange.[8] Oranges were not common in this county at the time that the suggestion of Orange County was made in 1871. "…to encourage immigration, the area was boomed by real estate promoters as a semi-tropical paradise—a place where anything could grow… The name orange has a Mediterranean flavor about it, so for that reason it was selected to suggest our climate…By 1889, after a devastating blight wiped out the grape industry, oranges had indeed become our most promising crop, even if they were not responsible per se for the county's naming" [9]
Historical Facts
Parent County
1 August 1889: Orange County was created from Los Angeles County, per Orange County Archives. County seat: Santa Ana [10]
Orange is the third largest county by population, preceeded by (1)Los Angeles and (2)San Diego Counties, according to the California State Association of Counties
Boundary Changes - none
Record Loss
Populated Places
Anaheim, the home of Disneyland, is the most populated city in Orange County. It was first settled by Germans in 1854 who named the city. It was incorporated in 1857. The name refers to the fact that it is the "home" of the Santa "Ana" River. The northern part of the county is heavily populated and the southern area is growing rapidly.
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Neighboring Counties
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Bible Records
Many of these cemetery interments are recorded in FindaGrave and Interment.net.
The Orange County Cemetery District operates four formerly private cemeteries; Anaheim Cemetery, El Toro Memorial Park, Santa Ana Cemetery, Magnolia Memorial Park.
The Orange Large Family History Center has two volumes of interment in these cemeteries as of 1999.
BillionGraves. Has Google map of each cemetery, headstone photos, and transcriptions, each cemetery is searchable for transcribed records.
- Anaheim Cemetery, Anaheim
- El Toro Cemetery, Lake Forest
- Holy Cross Cemetery, Anaheim
- Loma Vista Memorial Park, Fullerton
- Melrose Abbey Cemetery, Anaheim
- Mission Cemetery, San Juan Capistrano
- Pacific View Memorial Park, Corona del Mar
Private Cemteries include:
- Ascension Cemetery, 24754, Trabuco Road, Lake Forest, California FindaGrave.com
- Crystal Cathedral Memorial Gardens, 12141 Lewis, Garden Grove, California FindaGrave.com
- Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery, St John's Lutheran Cemetery, 154 S. Shaffer St, Orange, California
- Fairhaven Memorial Park, 1702 Fairhaven, Santa Ana, California Partial interments at Interment.net , FindaGrave.com
- Forest Lawn Memorial Park, 4471 Lincoln, Cypress, California FindaGrave.com
- Good Shepherd Cemetery, 8301 Talbert, Huntington Beach, California Partial interments at Interment.net, FindaGrave.com
- Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Memorial Park, 1625 Gisler, Costa Mesa, California
- Holy Cross Cemetery, Orange and Euclid, Anaheim, California FindaGrave.com
- Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, 7845 E Santiago Canyon Rd, Orange, California FindaGrave.com, Partial interments at Interment.net
- Loma Vista Memorial Park, 701 E. Bastanchury, Fullerton, California Partial interments at Interment.net
- Masonic Cemetery, 505 N. Sycamore, Santa Ana, California
- Melrose Abby Memorial Park, 2303 S. Manchester, Anaheim, California Partial interments at Interment.net
- Memory Garden Memorial Park, 455 W. Central, Brea, California Partial interments at Interment.net
- Oakdale Memorial Park, 517 N. Main St, Santa Ana, California
- Pacific View Memorial Park, 3500 Pacific View, Costa Mesa, California
- Roselawn Gardens of Memory, 17952 Beach Blvd, Huntington Beach, California
- San Juan Capistrano Mission Cemetery, San Juan Capistrano, California
- St John's Lutheran Cemetery, 2009 Santa Clara Ave, Santa Ana, California, and 16782 Fairhaven, Santa Ana, California
- Westminster Cemetery, 12241 Magnolia St, Garden Grove, California
- Westminster Memorial Park, 14801 Beach Blvd, Westminster, California
- Yorba Cemetery, Esperanza and Fairmont Blvd, Yorba Linda, California
The first census in which you will find Orange County is the 1900 US Population Schedule. Orange County census records include 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930, and 1940 (coming in April 2012).
Cities and unincorporated areas in present-day Orange County are included with the County of Los Angeles for the US Population Schedules 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880.
Industry and Agriculture Schedules exist for Los Angeles County including the areas of Orange County for the years 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880.
Mortality Schedules also exist for Los Angeles County including the areas of Orange County for the years 1850, 1860, 1870, and 1880.
The state of California took one state census in 1852 which includes the areas of Orange County as part of Los Angeles County. This census images are available through Ancestry.com ($) and a name index is avaliable through FamilySearch.org, California, State Census, 1852.
For tips on accessing Orange County, California Genealogy census records online, see: California Census.
Church History and Records
Church records and the information they provide vary significantly depending on the denomination and the record keeper. They may contain information about members of the congregation, such as age, date of baptism, christening, or birth; marriage information and maiden names; and death date. For general information about California denominations, view the California Church Records wiki page.
Roman Catholic
The first Catholic missions were organized in 1769. Most of the mission records begin in 1770 and are on film. The Family History Library and the Bancroft Library at UC Berkeley have extensive collections of the early records. For the index to these records, see:
Temple, Thomas W. An Alphabetical Listing of the California Mission Vital Records. Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1985. FHL Collection 1307621 item 4; fiche 6047009
The following sources may help you find Catholic mission records:
Weber, Francis J. A Select Guide to California Catholic History. Los Angeles, California: Westernlore Press, 1966. FHL Collection 979.4 K21c
Bowman, J.N. "The Parochial Books of the California Missions, 1961," The Quarterly (Historical Society of Southern California)], Vol. 43, No. 3. FHL Collection 979.4 B2s
Barton, Noel R. "Genealogical Research in the Records of the California Missions," Genealogical Journal, Vol. 4, No. 1. FHL Collection 973 D25gj v. 3-4 (1974-1975)
Many original mission records and other Catholic records have been gathered into central repositories. These include:
The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens website features the Early California Population Project (ECPP) which provides public access to all the information contained in California's historic mission registers. Records include baptism, marriage and burial records for each of the California missions including the San Juan Capitstrano Mission in Orange County. Records include information on Indians, soldiers, and settlers of Alta California from 1769-1850.
The Diocese of Orange
2811 East Villa Real Drive
Orange, CA 92867-1999
Phone: (714) 282-3000
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 14195
Orange, CA 92863-1595
Court History and Records
Orange County Clerk-Recorder, 630 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701.
(714) 834-2500. Holdings include birth, death and marriage certificates
(1889-current) and property records (1954-current).
See also: Orange County Archives
The main criminal courthouse is at 700 Civic Center Drive, Santa Ana, California. There are three branch courts but even more locations. North Court is in Fullerton. West Court is in Westminster. Harbor Court has locations in Newport Beach, Laguna Niguel and Laguna Hills. The Lamoreaux Justice Center is in Orange.
Crime and Criminals
Ethnic, Religious, or Political Groups
Archives, Libraries, and Museums
Church Records
Cemetery Records
Court Records
Local histories are available for Orange County, California Genealogy. County histories may include biographies, church, school and government history, and military information. For more information about local histories, see the Wiki page section California Local Histories.
The greatest repositories of Local Histories are at the Orange Large Family History Center, 674 South Yorba, Orange, California, and the collection of the Orange County Genealogical Society, located at the Huntington Beach Public Library, 7111 Talbert Avenue, Huntington Beach, California. Also noted is the Orange Public Library and History Center, 407 East Chapman Avenue, Orange, California (714) 288-2400
- The History of Orange County California with Bigraphical Sketches; Samuel Armour, supervising Editor; Historic Record Company,Los Angeles, CA, 1911 (FHL US/CAN Film 1000115 Item 1)
- History of Orange County California; Mrs. J.E. Pleasants; J.R. Finnell & Sons Publishing Co, Los Angeles, CA; 1931 (FHL US/CAN Fiche 6209824 )
Naturalization records, 1889-1944 Orange County (California). County Clerk, at FamilySearch.org
California, Southern District Court (Central) Naturalization Index, 1915-1976 at FamilySearch.org
Also see information in the California Emigration and Immigration wiki article.
Land and Property
Land and property records can place an ancestor in a particular location, provide economic information, and reveal family relationships. Land records include: deeds, abstracts and indexes, mortgages, leases, grants and land patents.
See California Land and Property for additional information about early California land grants. After land was transferred to private ownership, subsequent transactions were usually recorded at the county courthouse and where records are currently housed.
Spanish and Mexican Land grant maps can be purchased through the California Secretary of State. See the available list at Spanish and Mexican Land Grant Maps, 1855–1875.
See the wiki article California Land and Property for help with locating records from the early period of the area of Orange County.
Orange County, California, declarations of homesteads, 1889-1926 ; index, 1890-1926 through FamilySearch.org
Orange County GenWeb maps of Orange County
Military History and Records
Civil War Roundtable of Orange County California is a local organization interested in the study of the Civil War and preservation of its battlefields and historic sites with a particular interest in Orange County, California. Their website includes The Civil War Legacy of Orange County and Orange County Civil War Grave Registration.
The site Santa Ana History includes additional information about Civil War Veterans Graves of Orange County, California.
Naturalization and Citizenship
Additional newspapers abstracts can sometimes be found using search phrases such as Orange County, California Genealogy newspapers in online catalogs like:
- WorldCat (For instructions see WorldCat Online Catalog).
- Do a Orange County, California Genealogy Place-name search for these and other records in the FamilySearch Catalog. Do NOT use the word County. (For instructions see FamilySearch Catalog Place-name Search).
The County is served by the Orange County Register and the Orange County edition of the Los Angeles Times. The Orange Family History Center has a collection of Microfilmed L.A. Times archives (incomplete) and there are additional collections at the University of California, Irvine, and California State University, Fullerton
There are many community based newspapers as well some of which are available at Chronicling America. Orange County area newspapers are also available at Chronicling America for the years prior to 1900 under Los Angeles.
An excellent archive of newspapers is available at the Orange County Archives. See: Repositories
Probate Records
The county clerk is usually the custodian of probate records. The records include wills, fee books, claim registers, legacy records, inheritance records, probate ticklers, and dockets.
Content: Probate Records may give the decedent's date of death, names of his or her spouse, children, parents, siblings, in-laws, neighbors, associates, relatives, and their place of residence.
You can obtain copies of the original probate records (such as wills and estate files) by writing to the county clerk at the county courthouse.
The FamilySearch Catalog lists films of probate records. To find the records for this county, use the Place Search for California - Orange - Probate records.
Archives, Libraries and Museums
For records prior to 1960:
Orange County Archives, Jean O. Pasco, Director
Old Orange County Courthouse Room 101
211 W. Santa Ana Blvd.
Santa Ana, CA, 92701
(714) 834-2536
Huntington Beach Central Library
7111 Talbert Ave
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Phone: (714) 842-4481, Ext. 2227
The Library's collection of over 18,000 genealogical books is maintained by the Orange County California Genealogical Society (OCCGS). The Genealogy collection is housed at the Central Library and is for reference use only (items cannot be checked out). The public is welcome to attend general membership meetings which are held the first Saturday of each month (except for June and December) at the Central Library. For more information, please visit http://www.occgs.com
Anaheim Heritage Center
241 S. Anaheim Blvd
Jane K. Newell,
Heritage Services Manager
County Courthouse
The Courthouse (Superior court) is not a recommended source for Genealogical Data.
The County Recorder is where most vital record and land records are housed, but most of the vital records are now protected by California law, and the Recorder would be of little help except to immediate relatives.
Orange County Clerk-Recorder, 630 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701.
(714) 834-2500.
For records prior to 1960:
Orange County Archives, Jean O. Pasco, Director
Old Orange County Courthouse Room 101
211 W. Santa Ana Blvd.
Santa Ana, California, 92701 (714) 834-2536
Collections include:
BIOGRAPHY: The Orange County Archives has a wide array of
biographies of early and notable local residents.
CEMETERIES: The Orange County Archives has interment listings for
the Yorba Cemetery, Anaheim Cemetery, El Toro Cemetery, Santa Ana
Cemetery (the old section of Fairhaven Memorial Park), Magnolia Memorial
Park, and Ascension Cemetery.
DIRECTORIES: The Orange County Archives have a large set of local
directories (1872-current).
HISTORY: The historical reference library held by the Orange County
Archives is cataloged at http://www.librarything.com/home/OCARCHIVES
LAND AND PROPERTY: The Orange County Archives has all the property
records from Orange County from 1889 to 1953, including indices, deeds,
mortgages, homesteads, reconveyances, and other Official Records. These
same record series, post-1953, can be found at the Orange County
Clerk-Recorder's Office.
MAPS: The Orange County Archives has thousands of maps, from the
1860s through today.
MILITARY: The Orange County Archives have military discharge papers
(DD-214s from WWI through the 1970s) and also information about local
World War I veterans.
NATURALIZATION & CITIZENSHIP: The Orange County Archives has ALL
the naturalization documentation from Orange County from 1889 to the
early 1980s.
NEWSPAPERS: Newspaper holdings at the Orange County Archives
Fullerton newspapers (1909-1925)
Huntington Beach News (1908-1956)
Laguna Life (1936-1938)
Laguna Beach (News) Post (1949-1988)
Santa Ana Journal (1935-1938)
Santa Ana Register (1925-1929, 1936-1939)
South Coast News (1930-1967)
Laguna Hills Leisure World News (1965-1987)
Other South Orange County newspapers (1965-1988)
PERIODICALS: The Orange County Archives contain an assortment of
local magazines, including a run of Orange County Illustrated from 1964
to 1977.
TAXATION: Orange County assessment records (1889-1962) are held by
the Orange County Archives. Later records are held by the Orange County
Assessor's office.
BURIAL RECORDS: Orange County Archives hold burial indexes (1889-1931) as well as an incomplete set of early burial certificates for the northern part of the County.
VOTER REGISTRATION: The original Great Register of Voters
(1890-1968) is available at the Orange County Archives. The earlier
Great Registers include additional information that does not appear in
other copies and transcriptions available elsewhere.
Family History Centers
Located: 674 South Yorba St., Orange, California 92869 (Located in the rear of the LDS Church)
Hours: Tuesday -Thursday 9:00 AM-9:00 PM (except 2nd Thursday when we close at 6:30 PM for Staff Meeting)
Friday & Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Closed Sunday and Monday to the Public
Closed the first two weeks of August; week of Thanksgiving; last two weeks of December.
Phone: (714) 997-7710
- Introduction to LDS Family History Centers
- Anaheim California Family History Center
- Cypress California Family History Center
- El Toro California FM Group
- Garden Grove California Family History Center (Westminister)
- Huntington Beach California Family History Center
- Huntington Beach California North Family History Center
- Irvine California Family History Center
- Laguna Niguel California Family History Center (Aliso Viejo)
- Mission Viejo California Family History Center
- Newport Beach California Family History Center
- Orange California Family History Center
- Orange California Large Multi-stake Family History Center
- Santa Margarita California Family History Center (Rancho Santa Margarita)
Genealogy and Historical Societies
- Orange County California Genealogical Society- OCCGS
- Genealogical Society of North Orange County, California-GSNOCC
- South Orange County California Genealogical Society-SOCCGS
- Native American Institute
- Society of Hispanic Historical and Ancestral Research (SHHAR)
A digital archive of nearly 2,000 photographs of the City of Anaheim. [1]
The Anaheim Historical Society
Vital Records
Vital Records consist of births, adoptions, marriages, divorces, and deaths recorded on registers, certificates, and documents. See the CDC Where to Write website for information on acquiring copies of these records. The State office has records since July 1905. For earlier records, contact the County Recorder.
Guidelines For Ordering Vital Records to visit the County site for vital records
CSGA CA Research Aid - Birth and Marriage Records
CSGA CA Research Aid - Death Records
Due to identity theft, California Law now restricts vital records access to immediate family. The Orange Regional Family History Center has access to state-wide databases of Births, Deaths, Marriages and voter registrations. These were compiled before the change in California law, and are not complete. Birth is available to 1986 Death to 1993 Voter registration to 1993 There are also marriage records available at The Western States Marriages at Brigham Young University-Idaho
Orange County GenWeb Vital Records MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS FROM THE SANTA ANA REGISTER submitted by Kerry Hallas
Available at FamilySerch.org
California, Death Index, 1905-1939 browse
California, Marriage Index, 1960-1985
Ancestry.com $ has the following collections of vital records that include Orange County.
- California Birth Index, 1905-1995
- California Marriage Index, 1960-1985
- California Death Index, 1940-1997
Voter Registration
1890: The California 1890 Great Register of Voters Index, compiled by the California State Genealogical Alliance, is available at the Orange Large Family History Center
Also available on fiche at the same location are:
- 1993 Orange County Voters Index
- 1996 Orange County Voters Index
- 1981-1982 Ownership Index
- 1989-1990 Address Register
- 1991-1992 California Property Owners
Available at Ancestry.com ($)
California Voter Registrations, 1900-1968
- Orange County CAGenWeb
- Linkpendium
- USGenWeb Archives
- USGenWeb Archives backup site
- Online Archive of California
- FamilySearch Family History Library Catalog
- ↑ Eichholz, Alice Red Book: American State, County and Town Sources, 3rd ed. (Salt Lake City: Ancestry Pub., 2004), 68-83. At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27rb 2004.
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Orange County, California. Page 86 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.
- ↑ Cramer, Esther R. A Hundred Years of Yesterdays: A Centennial History of the People of Orange County and Their Communities. (Santa Ana: Orange County Centennial, Inc.,1988), 19
- ↑ Cramer, A Hundred Years of Yesterdays, 21-23
- ↑ Cramer, A Hundred Years of Yesterdays, 25.
- ↑ Cramer, A Hundred Years of Yesterdays, 24-30
- ↑ Cramer, A Hundred Years of Yesterdays, 28-30
- ↑ Cramer, A Hundred Years of Yesterdays, 36-37.
- ↑ Cramer, A Hundred Years of Yesterdays, 39.
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).

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Originally created to mark the 100th anniversary of Igor Stravinsky's masterpiece, The Rite of Spring, Sadler's Wells and Fabulous Beast present two works by awardwinning choreographer and Sadler's Wells' newest Associate Artist Michael Keegan-Dolan, honouring two of Stravinsky's most famous ballets. Keegan-Dolan re imagines his Olivier-nominated version of The Rite of Spring, which premiered at the London Coliseum in 2009 to great critical acclaim. Named as one of few accounts that has truly realised Stravinsky's vision alongside those of Kenneth MacMillan, Pina Bausch and Leonid Massine, it has been described as "inspired" (The Times) and is accompanied by Stravinsky's legendary score. The evening is completed by Keegan-Dolan's new interpretation of Petrushka, composed by Stravinsky in 1911. Performed by the exquisite dancers of Fabulous Beast, both pieces together create an intoxicating double bill of dance theatre that honours the searing modernity of Stravinsky's music.
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AMD's Six-Core Phenom II X6 1090T & 1055T Reviewed
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A very smart man once told me that absolute performance doesn't matter, it's performance at a given price point that makes a product successful. While AMD hasn't held the absolute performance crown for several years now, that doesn't mean the company's products haven't been successful.
During the days of the original Phenom, AMD started the trend of offering more cores than Intel at a given price point. Intel had the Core 2 Duo, AMD responded with the triple core Phenom X3. As AMD's products got more competitive, the more-for-less approach didn't change. Today AMD will sell you three or four cores for the price of two from Intel.
In some situations, this works to AMD's benefit. The Athlon II X3 and X4 deliver better performance in highly threaded applications than the Intel alternatives. While Intel has better performance per clock, you can't argue with more cores/threads for applications that can use them.
When Intel announced its first 6-core desktop processor, the Core i7 980X at $999, we knew a cheaper AMD alternative was coming. Today we get that alternative, this is the Phenom II X6 based on AMD's new Thuban core:
It's still a 45nm chip but thanks to architecture and process tweaks, the new Phenom II X6 still fits in the same power envelope as last year's Phenom II X4 processors: 125W.
Update: AMD tells us that it gave us the wrong pricing on the 1090T. The part sells for $295, not $285, in 1000 unit quantities.
CPU Specification Comparison | ||||||||
Processor | Clock Speed | Max Turbo | L2 Cache | L3 Cache | TDP | Price | ||
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T | 3.2GHz | 3.6GHz | 3MB | 6MB | 125W | $295 | ||
AMD Phenom II X6 1055T | 2.8GHz | 3.3GHz | 3MB | 6MB | 125W | $199 | ||
AMD Phenom II X4 965 BE | 3.4GHz | N/A | 2MB | 6MB | 125W/140W | $185 | ||
AMD Phenom II X4 955 BE | 3.2GHz | N/A | 2MB | 6MB | 125W | $165 | ||
AMD Phenom II X4 945 | 3.0GHz | N/A | 2MB | 6MB | 95W | $155 | ||
AMD Phenom II X4 925 | 2.8GHz | N/A | 2MB | 6MB | 95W | $145 |
You also don't give up much clock speed. The fastest Phenom II X6 runs at 3.2GHz, just 200MHz shy of the fastest X4.
When Intel added two cores to Nehalem it also increased the L3 cache of the chip by 50%. The Phenom II X6 does no such thing. The 6 cores have to share the same 6MB L3 cache as the quad-core version.
The Phenom II X6 die. Monolithic, hexa-core
There's also the issue of memory bandwidth. Intel's Core i7 980X is paired with a triple channel DDR3 memory controller, more than enough for four cores under normal use and enough for a six core beast. In order to maintain backwards compatibility, the Phenom II X6 is still limited to the same dual channel memory controller as its quad-core predecessor.
CPU Specification Comparison | ||||||||
CPU | Codename | Manufacturing Process | Cores | Transistor Count | Die Size | |||
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T | Thuban | 45nm | 6 | 904M | 346mm2 | |||
AMD Phenom II X4 965 | Deneb | 45nm | 4 | 758M | 258mm2 | |||
Intel Core i7 980X | Gulftown | 32nm | 6 | 1.17B | 240mm2 | |||
Intel Core i7 975 | Bloomfield | 45nm | 4 | 731M | 263mm2 | |||
Intel Core i7 870 | Lynnfield | 45nm | 4 | 774M | 296mm2 | |||
Intel Core i5 670 | Clarkdale | 32nm | 2 | 384M | 81mm2 | |||
AMD Phenom II X4 965 | Deneb | 45nm | 4 | 758M | 258mm2 |
The limitations are nitpicks in the grand scheme of things. While the 980X retails for $999, AMD's most expensive 6-core processor will only set you back $285 and you can use them in all existing AM2+ and AM3 motherboards with a BIOS update. You're getting nearly 1 billion transistors for $200 - $300. Like I said earlier, it's not about absolute performance, but performance at a given price point.
AMD 2010 Roadmap | |||||||
CPU | Clock Speed | Max Turbo (<= 3 cores) | L3 Cache | TDP | Release | ||
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T | 3.2GHz | 3.6GHz | 6MB | 125W | Q2 | ||
AMD Phenom II X6 1075T | 3.0GHz | 3.5GHz | 6MB | 125W | Q3 | ||
AMD Phenom II X6 1055T | 2.8GHz | 3.3GHz | 6MB | 125W/95W | Q2 | ||
AMD Phenom II X6 1035T | 2.6GHz | 3.1GHz | 6MB | 95W | Q2 | ||
AMD Phenom II X4 960T | 3.0GHz | 3.4GHz | 6MB | 95W | Q2 |
We'll soon see more flavors of the Phenom II X6 as well as a quad-core derivative with 2 of these cores disabled. As a result, motherboard manufacturers are already talking about Phenom II X4 to X6 unlocking tools.
The new Phenom II X6 processors are aimed squarely at Intel's 45nm Lynnfield CPUs. Both based on a 45nm process, AMD simply offers you more cores for roughly the same price. Instead of a quad-core Core i7 860, AMD will sell you a six-core 1090T. Oh and the T stands for AMD's Turbo Core technology.
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Lolimaster - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
Other reviews that are worth to see.
Seems that only anand put Thubies as so so cpu. Reply -
Calin - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
From Bit-tech review:
Despite being an astonishing £600 cheaper than the exorbitantly-priced Intel Core i7-980X Extreme Edition, the X6 1090T BE still isn't a very good buy Reply -
sciwizam - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
TigerDirect seems to have $50 rebate on the 1055T.
If Bing Cashback is applicable, there's another 12% off. Reply -
sciwizam - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
Correction: Bing Cashback site says 8-10% for TigerDirect. Reply -
Roland00 - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
There are two ways you can get cashback with Tiger direct
1) If you look under cashback stores you get a lower cashback.
2) If you use the search bar and type in a key term you will get a different cashback, with TD the key term is "Tigerdirect" with this trick you will get 12.3% cashback Reply -
Roland00 - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
Tigerdirect now has a $50 dollar mail in rebate on the 1090T BE, making the total 249 After Rebate
If you do bing cashback and actually search for tigerdirect you get 12.3% bing cash back.
$299.99-$36.89 (12.3% Bing Cash Back)-$50.00 (Mail in Rebate)=$213.10 after rebates and bing cash back Reply -
max347 - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
Usually AT is my go to hw reviews, but I have to say the overclocking section doesnt even look like any effort was put into it. Its a BE part, and you dont review how well it tweaks? Other reviews on the net have this at 4ghz+, and do all the charts with the oc and non oc included.
I think most people who by the BE part will not keep the stock cooler. I use a TRUE cu, though I realize mainstream might be something a little less. At least throw a zalman 9xxx on there and see what it can do with that. Benched at 4ghz, the 1090T is competitive right up to the 980x (stock), which I think gives people a little more info on how high they can "reach" with this cpu.
I am in no way an AMD fanboy, but the $300 price tag for this performance seems like a leap for AMD. It has always been in my mind price/performance rather than work/clock cycle or the like.
Anyway, Thanks for the review! Reply -
pjconoso - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
In addition to the price, keeping the processor in the same socket is another plus to this processor. Reply -
ViRGE - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
Are those other reviews using a 32bit OS or a 64bit OS? The last time I checked, the Phenom/Athlon II series was still poorly overclocking in 64bit mode. If it's still happening then any overclocking results would vary wildly depending on the OS used. Reply -
yankeeDDL - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - link
I understand (and substantially agree with) the comments and conclusions regarding how the 6-cores Phenom compares against 2 and 4 core CPUs from Intel.
I wonder though if these benchmarks are capturing the real benefits of 6 cores.
In my 'daily' use I have several programs running in background: virus-scan, instant messaging, music players, email clients, browsers (that regularly update RSS feeds) and sometimes also torrent clients. These all consume some CPU cycles, obviously.
With all these running in background, I wonder if the difference between a 2-core and a 6-core CPU will be more pronounced.
In other words: does it make sense to compare two multi-core CPU by running a single application at the time (albeit, possibly, a multi-threaded one)? Reply


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- It became an official U.S. holiday in 1914 and most commonly falls on the second Sunday in May.
- Mother's Day traditionally involves presenting Mothers with flowers, cards, and other gifts.
- A Mother can be anyone in your life that has been an inspiration, there for you in any way, or someone you can call for anything.
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My Mother has been all of the above and much more, she is truly my best friend. I am so excited to finally announce I will be a Mother myself being almost 6 months pregnant and already loving my baby boy so much, I just can't imagine when he is here in my arms how I will feel. It is funny how much more you appreciate your Mother when you're older or have kids of your own. A Mother sometimes can be pushy and do all the things you don't like or say things you don't want to hear. As we get older we understand "why" she did those things to make us a better person or give us the best advice so that we may have the best life. We don't get it when we are young but once we are older we say "Mom you were so right about everything, sorry for doing this or acting like that." I have said it plenty of times and I am sure with my own child I will do the same. For Mother's Day weekend this year my sisters, my Mom, and I went to Las Vegas to celebrate. Lying by the pool, soaking in the sun, having a swim was so nice…especially spending it with my Mom. Even just being at home having a nice brunch, lunch or dinner is nice. There are so many different things you can do to treat that women in your life that is your Mother or is like a Mother to you. I hope everyone enjoyed Mother's Day!


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EMC, Emulex and Oracle Deliver Industry's First Standards-Based Data Integrity Solution
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- EMC, in collaboration with Emulex and Oracle, delivers the industry's first integrated, end-to-end Data Integrity solution based on the T10 Protection Information (T10 PI) industry standard.
- EMC E-Lab™ certified solution helps ensure complete data integrity—from the application through the enterprise storage array for all I/O operations.
At Oracle OpenWorld 2012, EMC Corporation, (NYSE: EMC), working with Emulex Corporation and Oracle, today announced the industry's first integrated, end-to-end Data Integrity solution to offer customers even more protection from silent data corruption in mission critical environments. The EMC® E-Lab certified solution is the industry's only offering that meets the stringent requirements of the T10 Protection Information (T10 PI) industry standard for end-to-end data integrity validation.
Silent data corruption can go unnoticed and recovery is difficult and costly, or even impossible. The EMC, Emulex and Oracle data integrity solution protects mission critical application information from corruption, eliminating potential costs and downtime. This is made possible based on tight integration with the T10 PI standard (previously known as Data Integrity Field or DIF), which prevents silent data corruption, helping ensure that incomplete and incorrect data cannot overwrite good data, providing an extra tool to help companies comply with data integrity mandates. With today's announcement, EMC, Emulex and Oracle are providing data integrity capabilities to customers at all critical layers in their infrastructure:
- Within the Application and/or Database: Oracle has taken the lead in defining and developing technologies to prevent silent data corruption and safeguard data integrity. Through Oracle Linux with the default Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel, many features that are relevant to Linux running in the data center, including data integrity features, protect information in the application.
- Within the Storage Area Network (SAN): Emulex technology ensures the integrity and regulatory compliance of user data as it is transferred from the application through the SAN. Emulex has implemented the T10 PI standard on its Emulex LightPulse® 8Gb Fibre Channel (8GFC) and 16GFC Host Bus Adapters (HBAs) with its BlockGuard™ data integrity offload technology for enhanced data protection. Emulex BlockGuard is supported today with Oracle Linux via the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel and EMC VMAX.
- Within the Disk Drive: As the industry leader in enterprise data protection and availability, EMC VMAX is the first enterprise storage array to join together with Emulex and Oracle in implementing end-to-end T10 PI. The data protection information generated by Oracle Automatic Storage Management will be validated by the Oracle Linux operating system, then passed on to the Emulex HBA, and the EMC VMAX® array, thus enabling protection throughout the I/O stack.
The solution is certified by EMC E-Lab. The EMC E-Lab is the industry gold standard for server, networking and storage interoperability. EMC E-Lab conducts the industry's most rigorous interoperability testing. In the process, E-Lab creates a deep pool of knowledge about complete environments as well as about every individual component. All components are available and shipping today. Each component can be purchased directly through each vendor—and/or each vendor's select channel partners. EMC is a Platinum level member of Oracle PartnerNetwork. Emulex is a Gold level member of Oracle PartnerNetwork.
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"We are pleased that our ongoing work with Emulex and EMC on the T10-P1 data integrity initiative has come to fruition. As a result of many years of development and collaboration, we can now offer an end-to-end Oracle Linux-based data integrity solution. With this combination, customers gain enhanced data security and reduced downtime risk."
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"Emulex is to be the only Fibre Channel HBA vendor to provide T10-PI support, elevating the reliability and operations of Oracle database environments. This solution gives IT managers the ability to protect their company's data and resources, while maximizing service level agreements. Our latest LPe16000B HBAs provide the industry's highest level of data integrity with full line-rate performance and no systems overhead with our vEngine™ CPU offload technology. One of our key goals for the 16GFC transition is to provide more than just a speed bump, our BlockGuard data integrity feature proves that Emulex is not just making SANs faster, we are making them operate better."
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"Collaboration with Oracle and Emulex to deliver the industry's first standards-based Data Integrity Solution is making the world's most trusted enterprise storage array even more trusted and secure. EMC's continued investment and evolution of its market leading enterprise storage portfolio has led to a history of industry firsts including the virtual matrix architecture, Flash-enabled enterprise storage arrays, and fully automated storage tiering. This solution is yet another proof point of how EMC continues to deliver innovation with the infrastructure customers need to run their mission critical applications and protect their most precious asset—information."
Additional Resources:
- Blog post on the topic from Chuck's Blog
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EMC Corporation is a global leader in enabling businesses and service providers to transform their operations and deliver IT as a service. Fundamental to this transformation is cloud computing. Through innovative products and services, EMC accelerates the journey to cloud computing, helping IT departments to store, manage, protect and analyze their most valuable asset — information — in a more agile, trusted and cost-efficient way. Additional information about EMC can be found at www.EMC.com
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Antique 18th - 19th century Ottoman-Greek sword Yatagan with the scabbard with a characteristic ear shaped hilt. DETAILS: The hilt with horn grips scales mounted in white metal engraved with foliage and scrolls. The recurved single edged blade is decorated with silver inlaid calligraphy and is signed in the Greek alphabet 'MAXI MIXO". Leather - bound and stitched with spiral brass wire wooden scabbard mounted with locket and chape.
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Shirley Temple Black 1928 – 2014
Shirley Temple Black, film legend, has died at the age of 85.
Going through her file in the archives, we have articles about her movie career, her role as an ambassador for the United States to Ghana and Czechoslovakia and as a breast cancer survivor.
One article that stands out is a review of her film, "Kiss & Tell." The Scranton Times wrote a review of the picture which was based on a Broadway play of the same name written by F. Hugh Herbert. The article, on left, was published in the Times on Jan 19, 1946.
You will be missed "Bright Eyes",
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text: In the past week we took a look at much of what transpired in the MMORPG world this past year. Clearly 2006 was a slow year for our favorite style of game. Will 2007 offer us more? VirginWorlds is optimistic and in celebration of that optimism let us all take a look at the future game releases and prognosticate their future award winning status. Most Promising MMOG title: Most Promising totally-Indy MMOG title: Best MMOG Graphics of 2007: Longest MMOG beta of all time: Longest MMOG name of 2007: Most embarrassing Korean-port of 2007: 2007 Vaporware Award: 2007 Massively Misguided Leadership Award And there it is. The somewhat serious, somewhat joking list of future MMOG awards. You can find the links to all of these titles on the future gamelist below. Have any categories to add? Want to pick your winners? Think I'm a cruel and obtuse curmudgeon? Have at it in the comments section. |


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When Sacramento State photographer Sam Parsons retired in January, he left behind 30 years of photos, posters and multimedia projects that created a visual story of the campus.
Examples of that work are displayed in the free exhibit "Depth of Field: 30 Years of Photography and Multimedia," running in the University's Library Gallery Annex through April 30. Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday.
"This exhibition is not intended to be a history of the last 30 years at Sacramento State, but, rather, a collection of work I found interesting," says Parsons.
Displays include posters and brochures, prints, a special section dedicated to his photos of Sac State gymnasts, and video versions of multimedia slide shows he produced in the 1980s.
The slide shows were particularly challenging. Each one was a large-audience presentation involving a computer controlling up to nine slide projectors, a video projector and high-fidelity audio. "Those productions involved a huge time investment on my part, and that of others, to photograph, edit and then program the slides, audio and video," Parsons says.
Retirement doesn't mean he'll be taking it easy. The next 12 months include helping his daughter get married, celebrating his 40th wedding anniversary, traveling to the Mediterranean, a road trip around the country and a trip to India.
Parsons will also return to campus to teach a lighting class for the Department of Design.
"The best things about my job at Sac State were meeting people and having access behind the scenes on campus and around the region," he says. "I also enjoyed a high degree of independence."
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Thanks for the comment on my blog ! So sweet of you :)I love ballet and would love to go back into it <3
Wow thank you so much for vising my blog, I am absolutely blown away with your wonderfully warm and encouraging comments. Your blog is truly wonderful too and I happen to adore Ballet, I did a little myself as a girl but injury prevented me from taking it further.Thanks again I will link you in on my blog list.Lisa
Dear Elise, thank you so much for your kind words, you put a big smile on my face:)Your articles are so interesting, you manage to express a lot of beautiful feelings!I didn't have time to read it all now, but I will make time some other day!I am hoping you have a great time, feel and give love!Be happy:)Bisous,Gia!
Hello EliseThank you for your visiting my blog and for your lovely comments. As a child, I used to do ballet as it happens but also did gymnastics. I ended up concentrating on gymnastics as I was a lot better at it. I kept being told I stuck my bottom out too much when doing ballet….kept on being told not to curve my back so much! I did enjoy it though. I admire ballet dancers, such grace and yet such strength too. About to have a look at some of yoyur past posts.Isabelle x
Hi Elsie, your comments are always sooo sweet, thank-you you make it all worth while! Given the quality of your blog, your comments are such a compliment.May you go from strength to strength. Sharon xox
Thanks for your sweet comments! So happy to recieve them. I love dance, I would have never known there was sites on ballet had I not come to yours. I danced and did competitions for many years and miss it. Now that I have kids, I can not wait for them to start.Thanks again,:) Mae
Hello Elise and thanks for your lovely comments on my blog … particuarly as appear to be poles apart in style!I am low on blog fodder at the moment, so it's nice to know that people are still reading (and enjoying) my blog!xx
Wow, I know next to nothing about ballet, except that once I was trying to twirl in my living room, hit my foot on the couch and broke my toe, but we can't exactly call that ballet lol. That and my daughter was once a mouse. I am going to have to read up some more and learn more about the beautiful art of ballet. Your blog is very interesting, too!
hello elise!thank you so very much for your comment. it really made my day. i take my time writing my posts (probably more time than i should) and so your comment made me happy.thanks so much! your blog is lovely and interesting!i must ask: does anyone call you lysie (lee-see). that is what my family calls me and it is my favorite question for anyone with our name.xo
Elise,Thanks so much for visiting and your kind comments. It made my day! I have a 6 year old neice who lives, eats, breathes Ballet! I will have to tell her Momma to come check you out. Oh to be in the UK…sighing dreamily. Cheers,Jennifer
I must say, I love your blog! I love the insight you bring to dance and ballet performances! I'm excited to read your interview with Begona!Thanks for stopping by and your words of encouragement! It is very appreciated!I will definitely be a frequent flyer to your blog…..you bring something to the blogworld that no one else does! Thanks for sharing!
thank you so much for stopping by for a visit and leaving such sweet comments~ that really makes my day!hope that you can come by again sometime…{your ballerina photos are lovely}have a wonderful day~chasity
thanks so much for your comment!i've been dancing ballet for over 8 years! i'll be checking back for ballet articles!! xxAlphaBetaChic.blogspot.com
Elise–Thanks for your sweet comment on my blog! Comments like yours totally make my whole day!! It's awesome to me that you review ballet. I have never done ballet but my sister keeps telling me to give it a try…definitely don't think I'm coordinated for all that!!Have a great day!Jewls
greetings! I wanted to thank you a bunch for your lovely comment on my bloggie, it was very sweet. I love this site, I used to do ballet, in fact i do theater and hope to study it for a bit! I really really love your blog, it makes me want to be a ballerina.INDIGO
Thanks so much for your delightful comments; coming from someone who writes for a living, it makes it all the more special. Love your blog, it's very informative and useful to me as I'm trying to get my youngest (Eva) back into ballet, so we've been looking at your beautiful photos together. Have a fab weekend. B x
Hi I did leave a comment but it hasn't appeared :O(Just wanted to say thank you for your lovely comments; coming from a write makes them all the more special. My youngest, Eva, and I have been perusing your lovely blog looking at the beautiful pictures. I'm hoping to entice her back into ballet classes!Have a fab weekend,B x
Dear Elise, Thank you for the lovely comment you left on my blog, it really made me smile!I hope that you will continue to read my blog and that I can come up with plenty of interesting topics for you.Have a super weekend!Best wishesHannah xxx
I'm so pleased that you found my blog and enjoyed reading my posts. You must have one of the best jobs in the world. I went to a girls school St Hildas and Ballet was a big part of our lives. When my Ballet shoes were on my feet I entered another world, one which I loved. I don't know why I gave up and looking at me now you would never know I was once told I should go to Ballet school. I do remember though having my last Ballet lessons with my friend Debbie Ball and often wonder if Deborah Ball the dancer is the same person. I have just been reading about Begona, to be a Ballet dancer must be a dream. It's interesting to find that she is learning Makaton, I used this method with my daughter. It is a fantastic way of communicating with children, the signs are straight forward, fun and friendly. I'll enjoy having a read of your other posts.Adele
Hi Elise, I just dropped by to say a big "Thank You" for your lovely and encouraging comments on my blog. Most of my visitors are crafters, so I was surprised and delighted to see your blog – so interesting and wonderful pictures! Today is my birthday and I have to say I felt a little emotional this morning reading my cards and your message. To think that someone with such a high standard could have found my work interesting as indeed helped to make my day. Again thank you for taking the time to visit me. ikki
Thank you for stopping by my blog and for your kind compliments. They are much appreciated!
Dear Elise,Just popped by to say thank you SO much for your lovely comment about Cottontails. It meant a lot. Thank you.The world of your blog is a whole new thing to me, am just having a look around… :-)Charlottex
Dear Elise, It is so lovely to read your words and see these enchanted photographs. Ballet is one of my favorites. Adding your link now and merci bien for your kind comment today.Constance
Thank you Elise for your beautiful words and very kind comments about my blog, Haven Home. I'm so pleased that it brings enjoyment and interest to others. Your site is amazing…it takes me back to many years ago when my cousin was with the Australian Ballet Company…her sheer joy and passion for what she did and what she was part of, the dedication, the incredible commitment, her dreams, her achievements were amazing…I thank you again for your very kind and heartening comments, I will continue to aspire to deliver the same enjoyment throughout the seasons. Best wishes, Claire 🙂 (Haven Home)
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Trotsky founded the Left Opposition in 1923, which was established to oppose the growth of bureaucratism, nationalism, and inequality in the Soviet Union under Stalin's leadership. He was an outspoken defender of the perspective of internationalism against the program of "socialism in one country", which the Stalinist bureaucracy advanced as part of the defense of its own power and privileges.
Because of his intransigent opposition to Stalinism, he was expelled from the Communist Party in 1927, sent into exile in Central Asia in 1928, and ultimately banished from the Soviet Union in 1929. In 1933, Trotsky warned that the policies pursued by the Stalinist Communist Party in Germany, if not changed, would pave the way for the coming to power of Hitler by politically disorienting and organizationally disarming the working class in the face of the fascist threat. After his warnings were proven correct, Trotsky concluded that Stalin's betrayal of the German working class meant that the Third International could not be reformed. In 1938, he founded the Fourth International. Trotsky was murdered in 1940 in Mexico, where he had been given asylum, by a Stalinist agent.
In addition to his political work, Trotsky was a major Marxist theoretician. He elaborated the theory of "permanent revolution", which explained why an economically backward country like Russia was driven onto the path of socialist revolution despite the fact that it had a comparatively low level of capitalist development. Trotsky's theory ultimately formed the basis for the October 1917 revolution.
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April 27, 2014 9:47 PMCOLUMBUS, Ohio -- Seemed like everyone in the Pittsburgh area had an opinion on the Penguins after their hurtful overtime playoff loss in Game 4 to the Columbus Blue Jackets, from coach Dan Bylsma to devoted radio talk-show caller John in Robinson. None was flattering.
"The series was tied, 2-2, but, to listen to the outside voices, it was like we were down, 3-1, and they were outplaying us completely," Penguins defenseman Rob Scuderi was saying late Saturday night.
"I thought our response as a team was good. I thought we passed a lot of tests in this game with flying colors."
This was after the Penguins' 3-1 win in Game 5, which put them in position to wrap up this first-round series tonight in Game 6 at Nationwide Arena. Their "battle level" was much better, good enough to please Bylsma -- hardly an outside voice -- who had criticized their effort after Game 4. Goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury was terrific from start to finish this time, presumably good enough to satisfy his noted critic, John in Robinson. Fleury had mishandled a puck behind his net late in regulation of Game 4, leading to the Blue Jackets' tying goal by Brandon Dubinsky with 22.5 seconds left. They went on to win, 4-3, when Nick Foligno beat Fleury for a bad goal 2:49 into overtime.
"Everything you heard, that loss was all on him," Penguins defenseman Paul Martin said of Fleury. "Everyone in our room knows that wasn't the case. Everyone in here has complete trust in him. We know that if he doesn't stand on his head that whole game, he's not in that position at the end."
Clearly, the Penguins rallied around Fleury in Game 5. They can't play better team defense. It wasn't just the defensemen, who played without injured leader Brooks Orpik. It was the forwards, who forechecked like mad men.
"We spent a lot of time in their zone," Martin said.
The Penguins had 51 shots. The Blue Jackets managed just 24, three in the final 13½ minutes after the Penguins' Jussi Jokinen had scored to break a 1-1 tie. That was hardly a surprise. The Penguins were just as good in the third period of Game 4, trying to protect a 3-2 lead. At one point in that period, Columbus went nearly 9½ minutes without a shot.
"I thought we played really well [in Game 4] and clamped down on them," Scuderi said. "We didn't get the result we necessarily wanted because of an unfortunate bounce. It would have been easy to be real down after that, but we didn't allow that to happen. That all started with Marc, who played a fantastic game ...
"We were able to be aggressive without being stupid. You work so hard to get the puck into the offensive zone. Just because you have the lead doesn't mean you have to sit on it. You can continue to forecheck. I thought we did an excellent job of that.
"It's easy when everyone is doing their basic responsibility. We're not asking everyone to be great. We're just asking everyone to be good and to be in their right spots."
Martin, who usually is paired with Orpik, is the Penguins' best defenseman and was strong again in Game 5, playing in every important spot. The much-criticized Kris Letang jumped into Orpik's spot next to Martin and played his best game of the series, Bylsma said. Bylsma also had high praise for the pairing of Matt Niskanen and Olli Maata, and for Robert Bortuzzo, who played in his first playoff game and was paired with Scuderi.
"I thought [Bortuzzo] played fantastic," Scuderi said. "He brings a lot of energy. He's a physical guy and a vocal guy. It was sad to be without Brooks because he's so important to what we do, but I think I can speak for every guy in here when I say we were pretty happy to have [Bortuzzo] step in."
Letang scored an empty-net goal with 1:01 left to ice the win, although it didn't feel like it the way the teams have blown 3-1 leads in the series. Niskanen had an assist on the Penguins' first goal by Chris Kunitz, a power-play goal. That means the team's defensemen have combined for four goals and 15 assists in the five games. Martin led all NHL defensemen with eight points going into Sunday's games and Niskanen ranked second with six.
"It's nothing fancy," Martin said. "We're just getting pucks on net, getting people in front for deflections or rebounds. Matt has been great at doing it all year."
Martin and Niskanen have more points than Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. If Crosby and Malkin, who have gone 10 and nine playoff games without a goal, had played as well against Columbus as Fleury and the defensemen, the Penguins would have won the series in a sweep.
"We can always play better," Martin said.
I'm not so sure.
It's hard to imagine a better defensive game than the one the Penguins played in Game 5. The guess here is Bylsma will settle for another effort just like it tonight. I won't presume to speak for John in Robinson. I'm sure he'll have his say soon enough.
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Trouble for TiVo?
byFirst, let me say there's no device in my home that can hold a candle to my TiVo. I'm addicted. With it's Season Pass, Swivel Search and video download service from Amazon and others, it's still the best digital media recorder on the market and a great way to manage your video-watching lifestyle.
Suddenly, though, the HD TiVo is looking like a piece of junk to thousands of users, including myself.
Within the past week, it's become almost impossible to watch recorded shows on my own HD TiVo. During playback, the unit freezes up and needs to be rebooted (taking more than three minutes of my valuable couch potato time at each go). More seriously, it's not doing the job many people are paying for—being able to zip through their favorite shows in less than the time it takes to watch it live. It's also suddenly become akin to that friend that you like to have around but can't entirely trust to be there when you need it.
As a techie, I assumed what many others did: The issue might be caused by a failing or faulty hard drive. But when I did a little investigating online today to see if others were having the same problem, I was surprised to see there were more than 10,000 TiVo community threads since April from irate TiVo fans who have had the same problem. Anyone else out there suffering from this problem?
According to the latest threads, TiVo is aware of the issue, which many are blaming on the latest automatic software download to the unit, and is working on a fix. I put in a call to technical support and was told by an agent only to make sure the power source isn't fluctuating and to use a surge protector (to which I already have my HD TiVo plugged). After a little pressing for other suggestions, he told me they haven't found a fix beyond that yet.
They'd better hurry. The company relies on its loyal fan base to evangelize its products, which are competing against cheaper cable and satellite DVRS and other equipment. Some three or four months into the first of these problems being reported, money-losing TiVo is building plenty of bad karma among its most faithful users, who could fall out of love with what has been an amazing product.