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Winter fishing can be great
So when do folks quit going fishing? They don't! Although most of the anglers are also hunters, there is no reason to overlook some great cold weather fishing. Even back during deer season, many deer hunters, especially in the Hill Country and in West Texas, were privileged to have access to stock tanks. There are also rivers and streams that meander near to or on their hunting grounds. The majority of ranchers that I've talked to about fishing in their tanks are super agreeable. In fact, I've had the ranchers tell me to catch all of the bass or catfish that I wanted, but do not put any of them back into the water. It would seem that there was an overpopulation of fish due to nobody keeping their catch anymore. As a good will gesture, I would filet the extra fish and either invite the rancher to eat or take some fresh filets to his home.
I believe that the ranchers learned about overpopulation by watching their deer herds. Too many deer made for stunted or inferior animals. That's also the case when fish overpopulate any pond or lake. They simply become stunted and in some cases, die off and are wasted. With hunting season for whitetail deer now history and few folks going Rio Grande turkey hunting later this spring, it will be next season before those tanks are available. That's not the case where saltwater cold-weather angling is concerned. That action continues. Likely the more sought after fish species changes, but there is good action available. There will also be fewer folks afloat to contend with.
There are still some of the popular speckled trout around. By this time, the speck fishermen are out after trophy fish. They don't mind if they only catch a fish or two as long as they're big females. However, there are some fish that are normally less sought after that will offer some faster action.
By now, the Sabine Jetty is loaded with lots of sheepshead. These not-so-pretty fish rank way up the list of my favorites. Sheepshead are willing to hit and do battle all year long. They do hang out mostly near barnacle-covered structure, and none are better than the jetty rocks. The boat dock and fishing pier pilings are also likely sheepshead hangouts.
Take along some hermit crabs, muscle shells, crabs or scrape off the barnacles from the rocks or pilings and let the chum sink. Then move out a few yards and cast a baited steel hook into that spot. Limpets or shrimp will get you plenty strikes. The flesh from the sheepshead is light and extremely mild.
There are also some black drum and redfish at the jetty and in the ship channel. These fish, for the most part, are outsized. They are fun to catch and they pull hard, but the fish are really too large to be table fare. The black drum favors feeding on crab for bait. The redfish prefer big shrimp or cut mullet.
Just a short distance offshore around the short rigs is a good bet for producing big speckled trout and large numbers of white gulf trout. The only drawback is being able to go when the weather and winds are favorable. There are usually a large number of the white trout, and they are excellent table fare. Practically any type of jig that is used for specks will take the whites.
In the surf this time of year, anglers can expect to catch plenty of whiting. These fish are extremely good food fish, and they are between the beach and the first sandbar. You don't even need to get your feet wet. Use light tackle, bluegill size hooks, a good sinker and small pieces of shrimp to take a load of these battling white-fleshed wintertime fish.
There has been a fairly consistent wintertime flounder run. When the north winds push the tides further out, then normally the shallow water flounder hangouts become dry. With no water, the flat fish are forced to move out into deeper water than most folks will fish in for them. Even though the water has gotten much cooler, the flounder will be in the area. The trick is to locate them. If you can see baitfish in the area, those are always a good spots to try. Look for submerged points or drop-offs, and anchor on the deep sides of the drop. By casting up on the shallower water areas and slowly dragging the bait to the drop, it is likely to fool a slab-size flounder. I prefer to use live bait right now. It's better to fish very slowly, and a live mud minnow or mullet would be a better choice of bait. If you're going for big flounder, don't hesitate to use a 6-inch or longer offering.
Billy Halfin can be reached by e-mail at bhalfinoutdoors [at] aol [dot] com.


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Gail M. (Sollitto) Iannelli, 56, of Church Ave., died unexpectedly on Monday, March 19, 2012 at Kent Hospital. She was the wife of Peter P. Iannelli Sr. They had been married for 35 years.
Born in Providence, she was a daughter of Florence (Henderson) Sollitto of Warwick and the late Alphonse Sollitto. Gail was an administration representative at National Car Rental in Warwick for 15 years. She previously owned and operated the former Iannelli's Corner Grill in West Warwick. She enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her granddaughter, Ava Isabella Iannelli.
She was the mother of Peter P. Iannelli Jr. of West Warwick, Anthony J. Iannelli of Warwick and Sienna M. Iadevaia and her husband, Joseph, of West Warwick; sister of Alphonse P. Sollitto of Cranston, Frank R. Sollitto and his wife, Carolann, of Warwick and the late Paula Sollitto; and sister-in-law of Dolores P. Iannelli of West Warwick.
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Paper ships sail towards green future
Sustainability case study: Royal Wagenborg specialises in international transport by water and road.
The Dutch company operates a modern maritime fleet with more than 175 vessels. Two of its ice-strengthened roll-on/roll-off carriers (Ro-Ro), the Balticborg and the Bothniaborg, transport paper for Smurfit Kappa from Sweden to the UK, Germany and The Netherlands.
"Sustainability is important in the philosophy of both companies", states Koos Zumkehr, Director Chartering Wagenborg. "That is why we approach it pro-actively. Six years ago our new ships already complied with the highest regulations of the new Energy Efficiency Design Index that goes into effect in 2013. In the harbour our Ro-Ro paper carriers are fed with electricity from shore - no diesel generator is needed. Each ship features a tank to comply with our zero dumping policy. And together with Smurfit Kappa we place much emphasis on fuel efficiency."
"More than 12 years ago, ships carrying Smurfit Kappa paper were already sailing on fuel with less than 1% sulphur. This became legally mandatory only in 2010."
"Nowadays we are evaluating how to adapt to new fuel regulations imposed by the International Maritime Organisation as of 2015. The directive meets much opposition due to technical issues and the limited area it applies to, promoting unfair competition. We favour global implementation of regulations from which our environment truly benefits in the long term."


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Holiday Gifts for Mom and Baby
December 17th, 2009
So, it's the holidays and it's really time to get shopping. While we seem to busy from Thanksgiving Weekend until December 23rd, nothing beats to crazy rush starting today until Christmas Eve. It's tough to find the perfect gift for expectant parents and their kids. So I thought I would share some of our favorites and best-sellers for this season with you.
If you are looking for great quality and great packaging, the Serena & Lily Market SlingTake Me Home Gift Set
If you are anything like we were when our son, Dylan, was born, you'll want to keep a daily record of sleep and feeding times and quantities to help with scheduling. The Skip Hop Day To Night Baby Log Book
If you are looking for toys, we always recommend anything from HABA
If you are opting for something on the useful side, Aden & Anais
One of my favorite items is one that I've already written about earlier this month, the BEABA Babycook
Of course, the natural choice in baby carriers, after you are done with your baby sling, is the Ergo Baby
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The following are more (long) excerpts from a Slack chat with members of The Little Rebellion. part of Nancy Heiz's SUNY New Paltz's advance editing journalism class. Here's part I.
In this follow-up post, I'll explore immersive storytelling and emerging technologies, specifically virtual reality and 360-degree content as they relate to journalism and small newsrooms.
Let's get right to it!
Will virtual reality have a transformative role in journalism?
Virtual reality is not going to fundamentally affect journalism in a revolutionary way, for a number of reasons, which include its limitations (too expensive, blocks your view or reality); and penetration (not many people have it and nobody has it at all times).
It is, currently, another tool that helps tell stories in a new way.
However! Some of virtual reality's parts and other technologies are starting to form a new paradigm, which I do believe will change the way we consume information in a fundamental way, which could shake and disrupt journalism's forms and distribution, just as the Internet and social media have done before.
Because with these new technologies, everything's a platform.
On their own, a number of these emerging processes have failed to live up to their potential or over-hyped promises (hello QR codes and Google Glass). But if you take these technologies' best traits and seamlessly incorporate them into existing everyday affairs, then you can see how the way we get our news will change, and we won't even notice.
For example, QR codes 'failed' because they were cumbersome to use and goals for them were too ambitious. But they didn't go away, they were simply absorbed by other technologies to perform modest and realistic functions— from Facebook Messenger to Snapchat codes, to authenticator and recognition apps, which include Google cardboard viewers.
Similarly, there are many good things that came out of Google Glass, and you can see its influence in Spectacles or the emerging augmented reality field.
Right now, basically, we are in the baby stages of this emerging tech. So you need a phone to catch a Charizard (I know, 'nobody' is doing that anymore, but whatevs). The next step is probably glasses that add 3D models to your view; the one step after that is probably holograms and screenless displays.
How would your favorite news provider look like in a mirror when you're brushing your teeth? How do you design the news for a fridge (already, there are news apps for smartwatches and Alexa, etc.)
Take artificial intelligence, for example. AI is already here, although not quite in the way we think of it (pick your favorite sci-fi movie or Boston Dynamics gif).
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From algorithms to automatic captions that learn its user's accent, there are a number of processes that already use artificial intelligence aid in the production of stories.
A lot more of this is aided by not-so-intelligent processes (automation) with code that scrapes primary documents for content, for example, or Twitter robots, or AP articles written by robots for basic business stories or sports results (and also video).
All these are supposed to make the job easier— as they should and do— but they will also displace those who do these jobs to a degree, depending on how it's applied in the industry. I know the academic version of this is that AI and automation will make everything simpler, but it will also displace those who do this currently (and have not developed new skills).
I can certainly see corporations overreaching and try to replace actual humans with 'machine-learning' and 'funnels' of content.
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But generally speaking, the change is positive, in that a single journalist is able to do a lot more thanks to technology. The analogy I'd use is doing old-school research of an academic paper's in a physical library to find a quote vs. finding the same quote quickly doing a search via Google Scholar.
Our small newsroom's experimentation with these emerging technologies is part of a realization that platform adaptation is a constant.
We go where our audience is, yes, but the idea also is to have a good handle on these platforms and technologies by the time they become commonplace.
So when is this happening?
In a sense, it's all here already. Your Android or iPhone (6 or higher, sorry) is a VR device. All you need is a viewer, and they are cheap.
There are tons of apps, and everything that's on Youtube can be seen in VR in the YouTube app. It's entry level because the quality is limited by the phone capacity and connection bandwidth, and you can't move around in the space or grab things. But the 'wow' factor is there, and it's a good introduction to VR.
If you get Google Streetview app, you can use the same phone to take a 360-degree picture that you can view in VR with the very same phone and a Google Cardboard viewer.
If you want to check it out yourself, I'd start with the cardboard app, and then some VR roller coasters (just do a search for that in the app store). For story examples, check out NYTVR, RYOT (via Apple or Android) and Within. There are many others, and, yes, some stories overlap among the apps.
If you want to make some 360-degree and virtual reality content in a smaller newsroom, it's not reasonable to create it's not super simple to do. That's just a reality.
This is something we had in mind when we purchased a Ricoh Theta S over a year ago, with the idea that it would be as easy as pressing a button (which it is) and then the upload happens in the background or at the office, and everything else that's part of the reporting still takes place as usual.
The Ricoh Theta S is not good for videos, though, as the resolution is too low (1080p is not good when you have to wrap the pixels in a sphere), so we're playing with an Insta360 Nano with an iPhone, where video resolution is better but it's still easy to produce.
(For the cost-conscious among you: The Ricoh was $360 at the time. The Insta is $200).
Both have their own apps which make simple stitching and editing and that's enough for us.
But is it needed?
Are photos and videos needed?
A good starting point for when virtual reality or 360-content is not needed is to ask yourself a simple question: When planning to cover a story, is this something people may want to look around?
Many times, a reporter or photographer has gone to cover an event with the camera and returned without 360/VR content because the story did not need it or it was not practical to do it, and that is OK.
As a small newsroom, we're not going to be doing high-caliber documentary-level virtual reality stories. So, covering stories virtual reality and 360 can be a challenge.
We've done some protests, festivals and sporting and weather events, which fit our resources and capabilities.
Larger publications and outfits, are doing more immersive, personal stories. Reveal did an interesting, character-centered narrative, "Disfellowshipped" Among its many empathy-centered narratives, StoryUP did one on what it's like to experience a stroke. And then there's PBS' Frontline,
But if you're a small publication with limited time and resources, and you're trying to create something that will resonate with your community the immediate ideas that come to mind are covering a protest; or a travel piece; sporting and fairs; and weather events, like if there's a storm or flood, as these are news events that have more immediate impact when they happen.
This is basically a recognition that, in our newsroom, at least, we won't be doing a documentary-level production (which we don't do with regular video either) and those are the ones that really can push the envelope.
Furthermore, there are current discussions about the proper length. How long will people watch a VR feature that's not interactive? For our purposes, we top the experiences at two minutes longer if doing it live because that's another matter). Yet another reason we do them short is because of processing time.
But these are not rules. Everyone is currently trying different things, from the New York Times' Daily 360, to AP , to our less polished 'At the scene'-style videos
It is worth pointing out that for us, Facebook is best for distribution of 360 videos and even 360 live videos. We are not producing content to be necessarily seen in a virtual reality setting because there are not that many consumers in our community with VR devices.
(As a side note, Facebook — and Vimeo— have 360 controls; Facebook and Youtube both have automatic captions, as well. Thanks, artificial intelligence!). But a Facebook embed won't work on all mobile devices. And Youtube embeds will stretch the video.
I haven't talked about monetization— it wasn't part of the chat — but I wanted to touch on this briefly. Currently, virtual reality can work better as a complementary tech when it's rolled in with the other news offerings, so the monetization is already built around it (YouTube, page views, etc). That is likely the most reasonable way to go, unless, of course, you have your own tech and players and apps and you are the New York Times, you bastards.
But the main purpose from a news perspective is to better inform your audience. Virtual reality and 360 content have the potential to bring your audience to the very place where the news happens. The basic production is easy and relatively cheap to do, and getting easier, and the platforms are already there, with built-in audiences to boot.
So, as a tool of the trade, today, 360-degree content and virtual reality can be a reasonable offering from a small newsroom.
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It's a simple question, but it can be so involved.
How do you choose something to be known for? What if you pick the wrong thing?
It's hard enough figuring it all out for yourself—much less presenting it all in a clear way for others!
Heck, are you even worth following? Is what you create good enough for someone to take time out of their day on a regular basis?
First of all, yes—and it's not something you even need to worry about, but I know it is a fear you have deep down inside. You're not alone.
You feel overwhelmed and often discouraged that all your hard work doesn't seem to be paying off.
You're showing up every day, so why isn't it all coming together?
I take responsibility.
I've known the four keys to audience building and I'm only just now finally getting around to producing the Audience Building Course.
There is good news though.
Though this course is many years in the making, I'm glad I waited until now to put it all together.
I've spoken with hundreds of people just like you to help them build an audience.
As a result, I've gotten to know your struggles intimately. I know the hurdles you're going to face before you face them.
I know what's challenging you right now and what you struggle with.
This course is my response to the struggles you're having and I hope it helps you.
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That's it!
Oh, wait… I knew there was a third reason!
I also hope by giving you something so valuable for free (instead of making lots of money from it) you will share the course with your friends .
When you share something of quality with others (that's also free!), it makes look good!
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BOSTON — There have been some nights this season that Tyler Seguin has been basically pinned to the Bruins' bench for the third period of tight games, but few like the one the other night in Carolina.
During Boston's 3-2 win over the Hurricanes, the rookie skated just eight shifts total for 6:37 of ice time. He was on the ice for just one shift in the third period. Seguin only played less time once previously (6:30 in Atlanta Dec. 30) this season.
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Overall, Seguin said his confidence to perform in the NHL is still high. That's not a surprise about the 19-year-old who has made it this far in a short time with a confident, almost-cocky, approach. The production hasn't been there, however, with Seguin in the midst of a nine-game goal drought. He hasn't even recorded a point over that span while averaging around 12 minutes per game.
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A routine walk on the beach turned into a bit of a research project for Debbie Brokaw after she found an "amazing" and "beautiful" paper-thin shell on the sand.
A routine walk on the beach turned into a bit of a research project for Debbie Brokaw after she found an "amazing" and "beautiful" paper-thin shell on the sand.
As she often does, Brokaw hit the beach before sunrise Friday morning.
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240. AES bug?
hi Intel guys,
I want to use TrueCrypt (an opensource disk cryption software) to create an AES/SHA-256bit file container as crypted volume. Each time when I press format my Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit system will reboot just like the reset butten is pressed. I think maybe there is a bug of AES instructions with the MB(DX58SO2) or CPU (i7-990x).
241. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troublesbgolden0101 Jun 22, 2011 9:36 PM (in response to Swiss_Cheese)
Hi All,
Just an update on my RMA board and a bit of encouragement to those still having issues. I have had the RMA board for just about a month now. I left the 0603 Bios alone and have not "upgraded" it (yes I am a chicken!). So far everything is rock stable and no Boot Hang "00" issues (searching for some wood to knock on). I have not messed around with the Corsair Vengeance CMZ6GX3M3A2000C10 memory. I am still using the old Dominator DDR3 1600 memory running at 1600.
Burn in on the "new" board was a week (10-14 hours a day) of running Access queries on 9 joined databases, each with between 500k and 8m records. No issues.
A couple of weeks ago I ran a program that calculated the turn by turn miles from one zip code to every other usable zip code in the US (36,000+). It took 7 hours to run with the CPU running on all 4 cores at between 80-90%. The temps all held at a reasonable level (I don't recall the exact numbers). No reboots. No issues whatever.
The best I can suggest is, if you are still having issues, RMA the board and keep RMAing it until you get one that works. If you get a board that works, leave the 0603 Bios and DO NOT "upgrade" it. For those that have "upgraded" the Bios to another version and tried to down-grade to 0603 and still had issues, I wonder if either there is a problem with that particular board or if the "upgraded" Bios changes something that the down-grade does not change back.
The DX58SO2 seems to be a decent board when/if you can get it to run right. I do have to admit though, that I do still hold my breath every time I press the power button to start it up.
With my luck this board will go up in smoke tomorrow morning!
242. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
bgolden i had major issues and i flashed back to 0603 and it cured all my problems (hanging, memory errors and 3xbeeps, going to screensave and never returning etc). so i think flashing back to 0603 is a solid piece of advice.
i think the 00 startup hang is a hardware board fault (latest guess is a dry joint somewhere or a pcb line that cracks easily when the cpu is attached) , and the 0779 bios being EVIL is another problem. so we have been tackling with both problems at once.
i have never had the 00 startup hang fault. just Bios issues.
if you have the 00 startup problem , i would imagine that as its a hardware issue then flashing back to 0603 bios is not going to cure it. only RMA'ing it.
243. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troublesrboyd Jun 27, 2011 12:05 PM (in response to Swiss_Cheese)
I have RMA'd twice, same issue. I returned the DX58SO2, and purchased the older (reliable) DX58SO. I put the same CPU and RAM on the new board, updated the BIOS to the newest and greatest, and VOILA! Works perfect.
I was even able to set the memory timing to the correct settings (9-9-9-24-2T) for my Corsair XMS RAM. I have been running for 6 days now, non-stop, running 100% utilization CPU and RAM stress tests, not a single failure or reboot.
IMHO, as stated by others here, the main problem with the DX58SO2 is the faulty memory detection and handling. Intel really phoned it in on this one.
If you are tired and weary of hammering away at your DX58SO2, get a DX58SO. Yeah, it doesn't have the extra memory slots, and yeah, it doesn't have the fancy bluetooth and wifi gizmo, and yeah, it doesn't have the fancy-looking coolers on the board (it does, however, run cooler than the SO2 ever did). But it works. Reliably. And it pretty much does everything the SO2 was supposed to do.
Maybe if Intel gets a lot of returns that no one is asking for replacements, but opting for other boards, they will get the picture that this was a major flub.
244. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
Update: (orig. post prev. page).
Well, Corsair did reply to my request for help with the memory issues. But it's now a moot point for me since I had already delivered the system to customer, ('crippled' with only 2GB RAM).
It's mounted in a server rack, and I don't know if I'll ever get a chance to 'play around/hack-at-it' again. One should NOT have to 'play around' with 'quality hardware' to get it to work. (HEAR THAT INTEL?!?!)
But this may help others, so here is Corsair's reply:
"Please enable XMP in the BIOS and then manually set the QPI voltage to 1.2v. If the problem remains, then please try setting the memory frequency to DDR3 1333 or even 1066. There will be a lot more stresses on the memory controller on the system when all memory slots are filled; to compensate for these stresses, memory controller will need to run these modules at a slower speed. The best analogy is car performance; the more passengers you have, the slower the car goes. You will have to balance between performance and capacity when comes to adding more RAM to the system."
And their analogy of the car & passengers is not relative. If I had to slow-down-the-RAM with the more I put in, this would be the FIRST motherboard I ever had to do that to. And I'm probably appraching my 400th or 500th computer build, (30yrs).
stresses? more memory? umm, don't put in 6 slots if the hardware can't handle it,..um , make sense?..sheesh,
(but I'm no 'highly educated engineer', so pfft, what do I know... :/)
(didn't someone mention the DX58SO had fewer mem. slots and works fine?... umm,..hello...)
Shame on Intel for not pulling this board from the market and offering replacements, and a Intel SSD drive to 'sooth relations' with those who were 'burnt' by this board.
Good luck folks,
(the saga continues, and how about chiming in on this Intel? Are you that embarrased that you won't speak up on this?)
It costs a LOT more to get back a customer you've lost, then it usually costs to 'satisfy' the situation. But you big 'monopoly' guys don't have to worry about things like that now do you?
245. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard TroublesSwiss_Cheese Jul 3, 2011 10:25 PM (in response to Norton )
It's interesting you should mention that Norton, about the big monopoly guys I mean. you know I started this thread and I spent an unreasonable amount of time testing and trying to get this piece of junk to work. I even went so far as to buy another one after reading about the possible SN# and BIOS version issues. although I did not mention this here because I was kind of feeling the fool for trying another one of these boards after all the trouble the first one gave me. this time I bought my board from a different source and I had my fingers crossed the entire time. I'm sad to report that the second board acted almost exactly like my first. I'm now using an ASUS P6X58-E WS and its running great its a shame that I had to spend $300 to get a working mainboard for this CPU. needless to say I am now gun shy of INTEL Products. I also happen to be the VP of an NAIC investment group with 20+ members and we own INTEL stock.
I have been a long time INTEL advocate. since this experience I have realized that I need to look at other avenues e.g. AMD products. this is not to say that I would make a rash decisions an suggest dumping our INTEL stocks to the group, but this negative experience will effect future investments and will weigh heavy on future investment decisions. so Norton even though the guys might be big they still rely on everyone to buy there products and invest in there company its how they generate capitol for continued development and company growth each time they fail to do so or to satisfy a customer they pay for it one way or another.
246. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
hehe, that's 'funny' about the stock thing. I was about to invest in INTC and will say this experience also made me gun-shy. Instead I put the investment into MRVL. Maybe Marvell will someday get into the mobo-precessor game, give these fat-n-lazy oh-we're-too-big-to-worry guys an awakening.
I've used Intel 'forever', and remember once using 'support' years ago. Products WERE that good it was never required. Then I got THIS board. Do you think I could find a phone number to call?!?!?! HA!!
Intel's support appears to be 'vaporware' nowadays. I am shocked to learn 'there is none'.... I don't know when this changed, but gooooood luck getting in touch with Intel.
end rant 2.0
Glad to hear about the stock thing. They don't want to step up on this, then customers hopefully will vote with 'their feet'... tooodles!
247. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard TroublesSwiss_Cheese Jul 4, 2011 5:23 PM (in response to Norton )
I don't know what country your in ? but INTEL does have a tech support Number in the USA. I found it at http://ark.intel.com/ you will have to look around I don't still have it handy, it's not an 1-800 number. I used it in the beginning they were helpful, courteous and frankly very fourth coming with answers. this Mainboard comes with a 3 yr warranty and they did offer to replace it after not being able to solve my problem.
My complaint at this point is that they released this low quality apparently poorly designed board to the public at all. In my case it cost me more time and money then the board was worth. another thing, even though INTEL says they don't support over clocking they advertise this Mainboard as an over clocker's dream and it is anything but. neither of the two DX58SO2 mainboards I had functioned properly over clocked or not over clocked.
Good luck
248. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
hi All,
New BIOS 0817 is released. WOULD YOU TRY?
Release NotesBIOS Version 0817 - SOX5820J.86A.0817.2011.0630.1910About This Release: July 01, 2011 QPI Reference Code: Based on Revision 1.85 ICH10 SATA RAID Option ROM: v10.6.0.1091 Marvell* 9128 SATA Gen 3 Option ROM: 188.8.131.527 Marvell 6121 SATA Gen 2 Option ROM: 126.96.36.199 LAN Option ROM: Intel(R) Boot Agent PXE GE v1.3.65 LAN Option ROM: Intel(R) Boot Agent PXE Base Code (PXE-2.1 build089)New Fixes/Features: Fixed issue where rear audio jacks do not retask. Fixed issue with memory defaults stored in the PerformanceData Hob. Fixed issue where system does not boot with BCLK set above138MHz. Changed Hyperboot string to Fast Boot. Fixed issue where PCIe cannot restore to default in ExtremeTuning Utility (XTU) using F9 and F10 in BIOS. Fixed issue where Processor Voltage Override Type in BIOSshows "None" when XTU applies non-default Dynamic CPU VoltageOffset. Fixed issue where Turbo Boost, CPU VR Current Limit,Current/Power Limit, and X-cores Multiplier do not grey out inBIOS after disabling EIST compared to XTU. Updated processor support. Updated RAID Option ROM to version 10.6.0.1091. Improved ICH PCI Express and EHCI performance with deep CStates enabled. Fixed issue where proposed Host Clock value did not getupdated. Fixed ACPI _PSD error when running "POWERCFG -ENERGY" command. Fixed the S3 resume hang issue under XMP profile. Enhanced overclocking Memory Manual Override mode. Fixed issue that caused continuous resets preventing the BIOSfrom finishing POST. Fixed issue where CDROM doesn't automatically Boot from SATA6connector
249. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troublesbgolden0101 Jul 8, 2011 10:47 AM (in response to Fred )
Since my board is working reasonably stable, I think I'll hold off until someone like Rboyd, who has major issues, tries this new Bios.
It is going to be really interseting to see if this Bios fixes things.
250. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
I am hoping it makes it easier to get the memory above the default to 1333 or 1600. I have been unsuccessful in this and am living with the 1067.
However, I to am going to wait a see what folks say about it. I am using 779 without real problems except for the memory timing, so far.
251. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
I tried the new BIOS going from 0779 to 0817. Tried twice to update use the *.exe method, both times it bricked the machines. System failed to boot and the board gave a 6F error code. Only way I was able to get the board up again was the push the reset switch on the board. That would let it boot back into Win7 and it even reported that the BIOS upgrade was successful. Bounced the machines again, check the BIOS and it was still at 0779. I have done this a couple of time with not problems, this is the first I have seen this type of problem. Would like to apply the update as the documentation alludes to minor fixes I could use with power management but after two failed attempt I will wait for the next release.
252. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
Intel finally removed the 0779 BIOS from its website. 0724 and 0817 have been added.
253. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troublesjustinj Jul 11, 2011 11:53 AM (in response to Guest )
I had the same issue with my board with this update. I went into BIOS and reset defaults, then tried again. It worked the first time after that. Good luck.
254. Re: Help with DX58SO2 Motherboard Troubles
Just updated bios to 817. Everything normal and uneventful. Will report of any additional 00 boots.


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BRAINTREE - The birthplace of father-son presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams will give the South Shore an early start on Fourth of July festivities again this year, with Saturday's 41st Independence Day parade and activities.
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Thousands are expected for the afternoon and evening events, which Powers said will be much the same as in recent years – the "Stars And Stripes Parade" at 11:45 a.m., a fair starting at 2 p.m. and fireworks at 10.
Those events will be at Braintree High School. Before the fireworks, local Iraq and Afghanistan veterans will get a salute of their own. Post-parade activities will include live music, rides and amusements for youngsters, a monster truck show with rides, and chainsaw sculpture demonstrations.
This year's parade will step off at the Hollis School at 482 Washington St., proceed south down Washington Street to South Braintree Square, take a short right turn on Washington, then a right turn onto Franklin Street past Sunset Lake, to the parade's end at the Braintree High access road.
Powers noted that the parade will stop there and not go onto the high school grounds, as in years past.
This year's grand marshals will be two of the town's championship teams – the state champ girls' basketball team, and the New England champ varsity dance team.
Braintree held a variety of Fourth of July events before the parades began in 1972. In the early years the parades were also on the Fourth, as they are now in most communities. Powers said the town and the private, nonprofit Braintree July 4th Committee settled on the Saturday before the holiday about 20 years ago.
"It works out great for us," he said. "Folks are still around and haven't left for vacations yet."
The 1973 parade featured former U.S. House Speaker John McCormack as grand marshal, along with an evening parachute jump by a Green Beret unit from Fort Devens. Traffic concerns led officials to cancel the 1984 parade – which makes this year's the almost-annual 41st. But the parade came back strong in 1985, with Braintree resident and recently freed airplane hostage Dorothe Tressler as the featured guest.
Financial struggles plagued the parades into the early 1990s, but Powers says the festivities are on solid footing now.
This year's event has a total budget of $80,000, with $35,000 from the town and the balance from the committee's fundraising. As of last week Powers said the committee had raised two-thirds of its $45,000 share.
"They always come through," he said business and community sponsors and individual donors. "They haven't let us down yet."
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Looking back, 2012 acted as another prominent chapter in the Waynesboro varsity golf program's growing legacy.
Known around the area as a perennial contender, this fall only furthered Waynesboro's recent success, producing six postseason qualifiers while setting the stage for a promising future.
In Mid-Penn Colonial Division play, Waynesboro finished runner-up to unbeaten Chambersburg with a record of 24-6, placing second to the Trojans as a team in all six league matches while bettering the likes of James Buchanan, Greencastle-Antrim, Shippensburg and Gettysburg.
"I consider this year a success for several reasons," Waynesboro head coach Ryan Henderson said. "We steadily improved as the season progressed and I'm already looking forward to next year."
Headlining Waynesboro's collection of talent throughout the campaign was the trio of Nick Franki, Tyler Bricker and Ben Weber, each of whom joined teammates Austin Bryan, James Bennett and Erika Cauffman in qualifying for the Mid-Penn Championships.
Franki was arguably the biggest surprise of the fall, splashing onto the scene as a freshman, finishing with a team-best average of 77.8 during league play. Franki carried the momentum into the postseason by shooting 81 at the Mid-Penn tournament, advancing to the District III Boys Golf Championship at Briarwood.
Here, Franki matched the best round of his young varsity career, carding 76 on Day 1 of districts to qualify for Class AAA's final round before ultimately missing the cut for the PIAA East Regional by seven strokes.
"Nick made a great impression this year," Henderson said. "His average was second only to Chad Bricker (76.75) as the lowest freshman I have ever coached in my 13 years. The scary thing is that I feel like he can still get better. It will be an exciting run for the next few years."
Tyler Bricker, Chad's younger brother, continued his progression as a junior, finishing the regular season with a scoring average of 79.8 before posting an impressive round of 79 at the Mid-Penn tournament, qualifying him for districts.
Despite missing the cut on Day 1, Bricker's dedication and work ethic have him poised to take the next step as a senior.
"Tyler is a great team leader in a quiet and unassuming way," Henderson said. "I am grateful to have his leadership for another year. His scores will continue to go down because of his work ethic during the offseason and over the summer."
Weber was one of two Waynesboro seniors to qualify for the Mid-Penn tournament, joining Bennett in capping their careers by reaching the postseason. Weber, who played for the varsity team since his freshman season, finished with a scoring average of 81.8 followed by Bennett (88.8) and Bryan (89.8), who also represented Waynesboro at Mid-Penn's as a junior.
"I will miss all my seniors," Henderson said. "They are a fine group of young men that were fun to work with the last several years. Ben has been with me since he was a freshman and has been a team leader for us. I wish them all the very best."
Cauffman rounded out Waynesboro's impressive list of postseason qualifiers, advancing to the Mid-Penn tournament before making the cut for Day 1 of the District III Girls Golf Championship as a freshman, adding to Waynesboro's wealth of returning talent next fall.
"The program should be strong again next year," Henderson said. "We have a great situation with Waynesboro Municipal and the Waynesboro Country Club allowing us to utilize their facilities and supporting our program. We lost our share of seniors this year, but the youngsters coming up are ready to try and fill those shoes. They are excited about next season and it's great to see their passion for the game."
For Greencastle-Antrim, 2012 featured its fair share of highs and lows, with the Blue Devils finishing fourth in the league standings behind Chambersburg, Waynesboro and James Buchanan.
Individually, the duo of Ellie Kotrady and Hunter Heuer paced G-A throughout the season, both qualifying for their respective Mid-Penn tournaments.
Now a junior, Kotrady again rose to the occasion in the postseason, shooting 89 to finish tied for seventh at Mid-Penn's, advancing to the District III Girls Championship for the third straight year.
Her round of 91 on Day 1 ultimately missed the cut by one stroke, bringing Kotrady's promising campaign to a close.
Heuer's scoring average of 87.4 led the team during league play, with the sophomore continuing to take strides toward reaching the next level despite missing the cut for districts.
The duo will undoubtedly headline G-A's effort moving forward, as both again gained valuable experience to apply in the future.
"Overall, I thought our season was a success," G-A head coach Jeremy Eby said. "Eventually, I would like to compete with Chambersburg and Waynesboro, but that will take a collective commitment from the majority of the team to play a lot more and work on their game in the offseason. Hence, that is why Ellie and Hunter again had solid regular seasons that qualified them for the postseason."
Heuer's 83 at Chambersburg Country Club resulted in his best finish of 2012, placing in a tie for seventh while Kotrady's 84 at Waynesboro Country Club acted as her lowest round of the fall, finishing tied for ninth.
The quartet of Jason Reuter, Austin Stouffer, Ryan Blair and Ryan Ebbitt also contributed to G-A's collective effort, all showing signs of improvement as the season progressed.
Reuter (88) and Stouffer (90) both carded their lowest rounds in the regular season finale at Waynesboro Country Club while Blair (92) and Ebbitt (96) posted their best scores during the fourth league match at Mountain View.
"I think things look pretty good for the future," Eby said. "We have Ellie and Hunter returning with experience and they both work really hard at their games in the offseason. I also have some younger players coming up who have that same type of work ethic, which is very exciting as a coach."


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Orbit Baby Stroller Review- The New G2
December 1st, 2009
Many of our customers have been asking about the new Orbit Baby Stroller Collection
For all you Orbit Baby Stroller fans out there, you'll need to be patient. The G2 collection is only coming out in Mid-February to early March 2010. Unitl then, stock of the G1 (current version) will be hard to come by. So, if you are expecting your child within the next 10 weeks, you better hurry and get one! If you have a few months to go, holding out for the G2 will give you the following new features;
The Stroller Chassis will feautre a solid cream color, a larger cupholder, slightly different handlebar adjustments, lockable front wheels, foam filled tires (no more tire pumps needed!) and their new patent-pending QuadShock system which Orbit Baby claims is the most advanced stroller shock system on the market.
New to the Stroller Seat, Orbit Baby has added a custom reversible infant insert (with hard outer shell so that it can be used from birth), a removeable support bar with detachable snack tray, an extendable and removable footrest and, the most impressive "3D Rotation", the world's first rotate -and-recline interface. Yes, that's right parents, you can go from forward facing incline to a rear-facing reclined position with one easy motion. This is the only stroller seat on the market that can do this. This feature is sure to grab the attention of any Bugaboo CameleonStokke Xplory
The Bassinet will be a little deeper and offer a removable apron. The Toddler Car Seat and Car Seat Base will remain unchanged from the G1 model.
All in all, I think Orbit Baby is making some significant strides forward in the ever-competitive luxury stroller market. Being an engineering-minded company, their products are always thoughtfully designed and offer great features that every parent is looking for when buying a stroller.
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Weather Service warns of severe thunderstorms in southern NH
June 17. 2013 4:39PM
The National Weather Service is warning that a few strong to severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and into this evening in southern New Hampshire.
According to the NWS, the primary threat will be strong to damaging wind gusts and locally heavy rainfall, with large hail a secondary threat.
Earlier this afternoon radar showed a line of strong thunderstorms through eastern New York and southern Vermont with large and potentially damaging hail and wind gusts in excess of 60 mph possible as they move through New Hampshire.
A severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect through 9 p.m., according to the weather service.


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Hurricane Sandy is near, so stay safe in the next few days. The American Red Cross is readying its efforts and providing advice to prepare for the coming storm, and to help keep you informed and up to date, a free Red Cross Hurricane App and First Aid App is available for smartphones and mobile devices in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store.
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The Red Cross urges everyone to make their final storm preparations today. Important information about how to get ready is available on the Red Cross web site.
Weather experts predict the massive storm could affect residents up and down the eastern region of the United States for several days and the Red Cross is working with government officials and community partners to coordinate a wide-ranging response. Sandy is expected to have a huge impact in Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Virginia. Some areas are already under state of emergencies.
"This is a dangerous storm that should be taken seriously, and people should get ready now," said Charley Shimanski, senior vice president of Disaster Services for the Red Cross. "Sandy could affect people all along the East Coast and the Red Cross is preparing to open shelters and is moving workers, vehicles and relief supplies into place."
Sandy is expected to bring as much as ten inches of rain and flooding in some areas, winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour, extended power outages and even several feet of snow in the higher elevations.
Red Cross chapters throughout the potentially affected areas are mobilizing hundreds of disaster workers, readying shelters and coordinating response efforts with community partners. Red Cross workers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware are finalizing preparations in advance of opening shelters as early as Sunday afternoon if needed. Relief supplies like cots, blankets, ready-to-eat meals and snacks are being moved into place to support sheltering efforts.
In Delaware and Maryland, the Red Cross is coordinating with the Southern Baptist Convention to serve meals in shelters. Meanwhile in West Virginia, the Red Cross is preparing for significant snowfall and coordinating response planning with state and county emergency management agencies.
GET READY The Red Cross has information on its website about how to get prepared for the storm, including steps for hurricane and power outage emergencies. Videos are also available to help get prepared, including information on severe weather preparedness and how to get ready for winter weather.
RED CROSS APPS People should download the free Red Cross Hurricane and First Aid apps for mobile devices to have emergency information at their fingertips. The Hurricane App provides real-time hurricane safety information such as weather alerts and where Red Cross shelters are located. The app also features a toolkit with a flashlight, strobe light and alarm, and the one-touch "I'm Safe" button lets someone use social media sites to tell family and friends they are okay.
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My daughter many times would only take one breast, or I would latch her on to the other and she might nurse for a minute and fall asleep.
I did 1 of 2 things. 1. I just started with the second breast the next time.
2. when my supply started getting out of control I would pump the other breast while she was nursing, then when I switched her over she was at the very least getting hind milk for the minute or 2 that she stayed awake on the other breast. I liked this way better because she would sleep for more than 15-30 minutes between the feedings


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From 11/2/12:
On the show:
- we recap last months "Monster Mania" from WOH in Whitehall, NY!
- take a look at the debuting 787 Pro Wrestling, coming in January!
- one last hype session for TONIGHT's IYFW EndGame in Ballston Spa, NY!
- IYFW Minister of Wrestling Operations, Maxx Burton, makes history by skyping in to the show! Btw -- NO VEST!
- we open the phone lines and Nocturne calls in, dropping bombs across CT! It happened. We can't ignore it.
- all this and MORE!
Thanks for watching.