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 Verizon's limited time FiOS Triple Play offer for $79.99 is expiring on Saturday, January 7, 2012. Verizon, however, is announcing a new FiOS Triple Play Promotion Code offer, which is $89.99/month for two years and includes a $300 Visa prepaid card (2 year contract required). This offer will be valid through March 17th, 2012.. Plus the Verizon FiOS Double Play for $74.99/month for 1 year with no term contract is available through the same date. Details are below. Be sure to take advantage of these promotional discount offers.
1)Verizon FiOS Triple Play Promotion FiOS TV+FiOS Internet+Phone
$89.99/month for 2 years
2 year contract required
$300 Visa prepaid card*
A wireless router at no cost
No activation fee with online orders
Requires new FiOS TV and/or new FiOS Internet and a bundle (*Visa prepaid card requires both new FiOS TV and FiOS Internet and a bundle)
1/8/12 through 3/17/12
Disclaimer for FiOS Triple Play $89.99/month
*$300 via Verizon Visa Prepaid Card issued by MetaBank pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. Use where Visa debit Cards are accepted. Must have service for 60 days with no past-due balance. Card mailed within 90 days of install date. Other Card terms and conditions apply.
Promotional offer for new FiOS TV and Internet residential customers subscribing to a FiOS Triple Play bundle online. Promotional rate applied via $25 bill credit for 24 months; beginning month 25 standard rates apply. Price guarantee applies to base monthly rate only; excludes optional services. Rate may increase after 24 months. 2-year agreement required. Beginning month 2, up to $230 early termination fee (w/ $10/mo. prorated reduction) applies. Other fees, taxes, equipment charges & terms apply. Activation fee waived via bill credit. Subject to credit approval & may require a deposit. FiOS available in select areas. Actual speeds may vary. Battery backup for standard fiber-based voice service, FiOS Digital Voice, & E911 (but not other voice services) for up to 8 hours. Must sign up by 3/17/12.
2)Verizon FiOS Triple Play Promotion for $74.99/month for 1 year no term contract
FiOS TV+FiOS Internet
$74.99/month for 1 year
No term contract
A wireless router at no cost
No activation fee with online orders
HBO and Cinemax 50% OFF for 12 months
Requires new FiOS TV or FiOS Internet and a bundle
11/6/11 through 3/17/12
Disclaimer for FiOS Double Play $74.99/month
Offer for new FiOS TV residential customers only subscribing to a FiOS Double Play promo and HBO and Cinemax online. Promotional rate applied via $20 bill credit for first 12 months; beginning month 13 standard monthly rates apply. HBO and Cinemax discount applied via bill credit for first 12 months only; beginning month 13 standard programming rates apply. Activation fee waived via bill credit. Subject to credit approval & may require a deposit. FiOS available in select areas. Actual speeds may vary. Battery backup for standard fiber-based voice service, FiOS Digital Voice & E911 (but not other voice services) for up to 8 hours. Must sign up by 3/17/12.
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Friday, January 6, 2012 @ 04:16:55 PM CST (127 reads) |
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Lately I've been having some trouble with my Ceton InfiniTV 4 tuning channels that require the tuning adapter to display- for instance the Tennis Channel and NBA TV. Windows Media Center would show "No TV Signal" on these channels. But rebooting my PC (running Windows 7 Professional x64) always fixes this problem. It's an annoyance because sometimes I'm in the middle of a large download or am working on a project and don't want to reboot the computer. So I decided to do some troubleshooting.
First I tried unplugging the tuning adapter (mine is a Cisco STA1520). It wasn't blinking in the first place which meant it should be working fine, but I wondered if that would help anyways. It didn't- after going through it's booting and authorization blinking process and becoming a solid green again, I still could not access the TA-only channels.
I then tried unplugging and re-plugging the USB, and making sure that under "Device Manager", the tuning adapter is there. It is- see screen shot:
But that still didn't change anything. Going to the tuning resolver webpage at:
192.168.200.1/Services/7/TuningResolver.html
Still showed that:
TR Status: Disabled
I started to get the idea that the TA is working fine, and the connection to the computer is working fine as Windows sees it perfectly. It has to be something with the Ceton drivers/service.
I browsed over to Services, and noticed two Ceton system services- one called "Centon InfiniTV Service" and a second called "Ceton Tuning Adapter Host Service". See screen shot:
I restarted the former, then went over to the tuning resolver web page- still showed TR disabled. But after restarting the Ceton Tuning Adapter Host Service, TR Status almost immediately became "Ready". And the typical working Tuning Adapter diagnostic page showed the following:
The channels no longer show "No TV Signal" and work perfectly now without a reboot. I have a suspicion that this problem started upon plugging a USB device to my computer, and then unplugging. In my case it was an Android phone (Motorola Triumph). That may have somehow disrupted the USB connection between the Tuning Adapter and the PC, and the Ceton Tuning Adapter Service never bothered to retry to establish a connection to it. Hopefully Ceton can address the issue with a more permanent fix for such a problem with a future driver/firmware update.
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Friday, December 30, 2011 @ 09:14:50 PM CST (226 reads) |
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 If you bought a Kindle Keyboard 3G (aka Kindle 3) recently you may be looking for a case. Personally I had bought one from Best Buy recently- I thought it was a good value for less than $100 w/ 3G full internet access to boot (albeit in black & white). Being very thin the Kindle Keyboard definitely needs some sort of protection. Looking around, a new one with light from Amazon costs a somewhat eyebrow-raising price of $50. But right now Amazon Warehouse is selling one for just $21.99. It's "Used - Very Good" condition, but if my past experience with buying from AW holds true, it should be in excellent shape. Free 2 day shipping if you have Amazon Prime, otherwise you will need to add $3 of items to get their super-slow (er I mean Super-Saver) shipping.
BTW for 50 cents more, you can get the "Like New" cover, which is what I ended up doing.
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Monday, November 28, 2011 @ 11:19:31 PM CST (275 reads) |
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 Forexmentor.com is pleased to offer its customers what it deems as its best ever Black Friday Special SALE - 70% OFF the ForexMentor popular Beginning Traders Bundle. This sale is on from today through to Sunday, November 27, 2011. The Beginning Traders Bundle includes 3 of Forex Mentor's best beginners courses both on DVD and with online access plus 3 months free access to the AM Review all for less than $400 plus shipping. Sold separately, this bundle costs $1,200.
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Thursday, November 24, 2011 @ 03:00:11 AM CST (228 reads) |
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 Panasonic's biggest promotion of the year is nearly here. Starting at 12:01 AM this Friday 11/25 and continuing through Monday 11/28/2011 at 11:59PM, you can save 25% and more site-wide at Shop.Panasonic.com, and up to 50% on selected models, on a wide variety of Panasonic audio, video, camera, camcorder, personal care and home appliance products, and more. These are the same discounts offered to Panasonic employees – and are only available for 4 days. In addition to this, there's also free shipping on almost every item.
Specific Panasonic Product Offers:
Panasonic DMC-FP7K 16.1 MP digital still camera (black). Was $199.99. Now $99.99 with Free Shipping.
Panasonic SC-BTT370 Home Theater system with 3D Blu-ray disc player. Was $499.99. Now $249.99 with Free Shipping.
Panasonic TC-L42D30 42" screen size class LED HDTV. Was $1,049.95. Now $649.95 with Free Shipping.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011 @ 01:49:36 PM CST (279 reads) |
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 I was curious what the difference is between the Logitech Harmony 300i remote I have and the new Logitech Harmony 200 I just noticed. The Harmony 200 is shorter and does not have as many buttons. Doing a comparison at Logitech.com revealed the differences. The 300i supports 4 devices while the 200 can only do 3. The only other important difference is the Harmony 200 lacks programmable buttons. On my 300i there are a group of useful buttons below the 4 main device selection buttons towards the top and personally I've assigned functionalities such as jump to HDMI 1, Component 1, and tune to some favorite channels. So given the choice between the 300i and the 200, the former is a better choice, especially since they have the same retail price of $29.99.
Amazon.com, BTW, has a a hot promotion on the Harmony One for $139.99 plus you get a free Harmony 200. The deal lasts until 11-26-2011.
Here is a chart comparing the two universal remotes:
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011 @ 05:00:30 PM CST (419 reads) |
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So it's Saturday night and I looked forward to watching some USC Football. They are playing a huge game vs the Oregon Ducks on the road. Unfortunately because I'm not living at the West coast, the USC game is not on ABC- instead the Oklahoma vs Baylor game was being shown. The USC game, however, is on ESPN 3, which is an online streaming channel over at http://espn.go.com/watchespn/index. It's also known as "Watch ESPN". I try to watch and get the error message:
"We are unable to match your SubscriberID with a current TWC Customer. Please try loggin in again and if you believe this message is in error, please contact us at www.timewarnercable.com/contact (Message: FQHBR07176)"
Screenshot:
Okay- that sucks- I am a subscriber of Time Warner cable, so why can't I watch? So I logged into my ESPN account and tried to watch again (I'm using my default web browser of Firefox, BTW). Still no go- same error message. I went to TimeWarnerCable.com and logged in. Then went back to try and watch- same thing. Tried signing out of ESPN, logging into the Time Warner website, then tried to watch- same problem. I then tried Google Chrome- exact same "We are unable to match your SubscriberID" message. Tried IE9- the video won't even load.
I figured this was some sort of cookie problem since I had it working before in the past. Problem is I don't want to clear all my cookies. So in Firefox, I went to Options, then clicked the Privacy icon, and clicked the link "remove individual cookies".
The cookies window popped up and I typed "espn" into the search box. I did a SHIFT select to select all the cookies that matched the search and clicked "Remove Cookies". But that did not work. Then I went and searched for "go.com" and removed all those cookies. And that did the trick.
See screen shot here:
When I tried to watch it asked med which cable provider I'm using and I picked Time Warner Cable. I was then redirected to a login page at TimeWarnerCable.com. I logged in, and voila- I was able to watch no problem now.
Too bad I couldn't control ESPN3 like a DVR because I had missed parts of the game trying to make it work. But hopefully this will help those of you pulling your hair out trying to watch your game online at ESPN!
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Saturday, November 19, 2011 @ 09:12:39 PM CST (534 reads) |
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 Help you or your loved one kick the cigarette habit and get a healthier lifestyle going on. To help with this transition, PremiumEcigarette aims to be the solution to the real thing. PremiumEcigarette offers complete satisfaction, free shipping, even same day shipping and a 30-day money back guarantee, if you is not completely satisfied with their product(s). With over 50,000 satisfied customers, PremiumEcigarette.com aims to get you on board with the following Black Friday 2011 sale and coupon offers:
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Friday, November 18, 2011 @ 05:46:58 PM CST (238 reads) |
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 Yowza Fitness has a new coupon available for immediate use that will is not advertised at YowzaFitness.com. The unique Yowza Fitness Coupon code of TG12 will afford every buyer from a $100 discount off of every 2012 model elliptical (discontinued models not included). This is your chance to get the Yowza CaridoCore Captiva Elliptical as a gift to someone your care about, including yoruself at a discount. Flexible financing is also available as well as free delivery. There is also a 2 month money-back guarantee if you decide you don't want to keep the Yowza product. The code will work for all ellipticals and all 2012 treadmills, including: Captiva,
Sanibel,
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Friday, November 18, 2011 @ 05:40:58 PM CST (259 reads) |
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 Timberland.com has announced its Black Friday offer. Timberland is staring early to help everyone get the best deals possible at their site.
30% Off Black Friday Sale at Timberland.com. Use Promo Code TBLGIFT at checkout. Valid only from 11/17 through 11/27/2011.
Also, today Timberland has introduced additional Black Friday offers that start on November 21st through November 28, 2011. Those offers are combinable with the Timberland Black Friday sale offer as well.
Timberland Black Friday Sale: $20 Off Sweaters for Both Men & Womens (Valid 11/21 Through 11/27)
Black Friday Offer at Timberland: $20 Off Men's Shoes (Valid 11/21 Through 11/27)
Save During Black Friday At Timberland: 20% Off Kids Footwear/Apparel/Accessories (All Kids Items) (Valid 11/21 Through 11/27)
Timberland Black Friday Sale! 20% Off Cold Weather Accessories (Valid 11/21 Through 11/27)
Black Friday Sales at Timberland: $20 Off Women's Footwear and Handbags (Valid 11/21 Through 11/27)
Black Friday Offer at Timberland: $30 Off Men's and Women's Outerwear (Valid 11/21 Through 11/27)
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011 @ 03:12:43 PM CST (230 reads) |
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 Here is the scoop on the Black Friday Sale @ Creative.com. The store will feature 30% OFF on Speakers, Webcams, Sound Blaster products, and more. The Creative Lab week long STORE-WIDE SALE will last thru Black Friday and Cyber Monday, from NOV 24-30 2011. As always you receive FREE SHIPPING on orders over $25.
Black Friday Special! NEW WP-250 Active Bluetooth Headphones! Only 49.99! Free shipping.
BLACK FRIDAY SALE! 30% OFF + Get 10 FREE Headset Lenses with Sound Blaster Gaming Headset USB. Only 69.99 ($229.89 value).
BLACK FRIDAY! NOV 24-30! 30% OFF STORE-WIDE on Speakers, Webcams, and Sound Blaster Products
NOV 24-30 ONLY! Black Friday Sale. 30% OFF Sound Blaster products
Save up to 80% on a VADO Bundle! VADO HD Pocket Camera + Accessories @ 29.99! While supplies last.
*Store-wide sale excludes ZEN, ZiiO, refurbished products, and select items.
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011 @ 03:08:39 PM CST (271 reads) |
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 There has been much published studies regarding the negative effects of BPA (Bisphenol A) that I wanted to avoid using plastics that contain it, especially food and water containers. The current Brita water pitchers I use does not say it is BPA free, so I must presume it is made of polycarbonate plastic which does have BPA. I try to help avoid BPA leakage/leeching into the water by keeping the filtration pitcher away from direct sunlight and heat. But in the end I thought maybe there are some BPA-free water filtration pitchers out there for more peace of mind.
One solution I found was the Homedics Restore (RWS-100) water pitcher purchased from Sellout.Woot.com. It is BPA free. In addition to filtering water it also can purify it via a built-in UV lamp. After using it for a couple of weeks, I found myself having used the UV feature only twice. There is a manual switch on the handle of the pitcher which needs to be in the correct position in order for water to pass through from the top reservoir. On time it took me literally half an hour to figure out why the water was going down- apparently I had accidentally toggled the switch. But overall I am pleased with the purchase. It certainly does not look like a cheap water pitcher like the $6 slim Brita pitcher I had also purchased recently.
The other BPA-free solution I've found is the Mavea Elemaris XL Water Filter Pitcher. It has a slightly larger capacity than the Homedics RWS-100 (9 cups vs 8 cups), but is a little more expensive. It doesn't have the UV germ-killing lamp, but does have a digital meter that helps you track the water hardness and the amount of water used. It also seems more ergonomic with how you do not need to remove the top lid to fill fill. Also the Mavea filter deters bacteria via the use of silver. A 3 pack of the Mavea Maxtra filters is slightly more expensive than the 3 pack of the Homedics Restore filters (after subscribe-and-save).
Personally I look forward for some company to make a stainless-steel or glass water filter pitcher. Though the Homedics Restore and the Mavea Elemaris pitchers do not have BPA, they are still made of plastic and who knows what other plastic-derived compounds can leach into water that could potentially be harmful. But for now these two are some of the better solutions out there for those of us looking to steer away from BPA.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011 @ 09:41:36 PM CST (294 reads) |
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 Amazon.com is offering the black Xbox 360 4GB with Kinect for only $199.99 after Amazon $100 promo credit which will be emailed to you 2 days after your order ships. This particular Xbox has built-in 802.11n wireless networking, includes a single black Xbox controller, and of course the Kinect camera and the Kinect Adventures game. This is a very nice deal considering the Kinect itself is going for $160 at Amazon and the 4GB Xbox 360 console is selling for $197.99. So you're pretty much getting the Kinect for free, or $162 off discount. Be sure that Amazon.com is the seller and not a 3rd party vendor or else you won't get the $100 gift card. On your order preview page, if you did everything correctly, a message will appear near the top telling you that you have qualified for the promotion. This is a worthy 2011 Black Friday-esque deal indeed, just several weeks early.
Hurry because this promotion can be cancelled at any time:
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Friday, November 4, 2011 @ 05:40:25 PM CDT (316 reads) |
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 I recently bought the Belkin N750 Router (via Amazon) because it had terrific benchmarks when it came to range on the 2.4 GHz spectrum. But since I don't use the 5 GHz radio (which had short range anyways) I thought I'd turn it off. I also plan on using the HP Wireless TV Connect which uses WHDI utilizing the 5 GHz spectrum, so I didn't want any interference with it either. But there didn't seem to be an obvious way to deactivate the 5GHz 802.11n functionality on the N750. I poked around the settings and low and behold- there is a way- not sure how I missed it, but hopefully this will help those of you out there who would like the shutdown the 5 GHz wireless on your Belkin N750 DB (aka Belkin F9K1103).
1)On the admin page, click on Channel and SSID on the left side.
2)Enter your password if you haven't logged in.
3)For the 5GHz section on the right, under the drop-down wireless mode, there are several options including "802.11 a", "802.11 n", and "802.11 a & 802.11 n". But the VERY FIRST option is, guess what, "OFF". Pick that, click "Apply Changes", the router will reboot and the 5GHz radio is off. You can do the same for the 2.4GHz radio too if you just want to run the N750 as a 5GHz wireless device.
See screenshot below:
BTW I'm using the N750 as a pure wireless access point only (easily done via the link "Use as an Access Point" on the menu) as I have another dedicated device for routing. Since the Belkin N600 and N450 use pretty much the same user interface, these instructioins will also work to shut off the 5 GHz spectrum for those routers as well.
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Saturday, October 8, 2011 @ 10:50:51 PM CDT (582 reads) |
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 Having just played both Dragon Age: Origins (Ultimate Edition which came with the Awakening expansion pack and other DLCs) and Dragon Age 2 I thought I'd provide some of my thoughts of the first game compared to the sequel.
Both games were the first RPGs I've experienced that had very realistic voice acting and realistic facial animations. Being an RPG fan dating from the SSI "Goldbox" AD&D games in the 90s, "Eye of the Beholder" and others great ones such as Icewind Dale, IWD2, Baldur's Gate, BG2, the Dragon Age games certainly gave the best NPG/Companion character interaction experiences. The aid of new 3D technology certainly helped and the terrific voice acting was very impressive.
Dragon Age 2, in parts, gave me a sense that the Bioware didn't spend as much time as it wanted to to fine tune/enhance the game. Many of the dungeons felt recycled- it's like er, haven't I been here before? Dungeon design-wise DA2 was a huge step backwards vs Dragon Age. Same with the variety of creatures/monsters. I felt like I was fighting slavers and abdominations all the time, and many of which look pretty much the same as the ones from Origins. All of the above were big negatives for DA2. The story itself also seem to take the easy way out in terms of resolution by pretty much have everyone die/go crazy. Perfect examples- Merrill's mirror image quest and of course the "Final Straw" main storyline quest.
In terms of "traveling", I did not get the sense of the size of the "world" I got in Dragon Age in DA2. There's not really a "world map"- just some icons designating locations. So in that sense you feel kind of "trapped" in Kirkwall and its surroundings. Origins was certainly more "epic" than DA2.
I also missed the camp from Dragon Age I where you got to interact with your companions centrally. In DA2 you had to travel to the companion's "home" to strike up conversations. That was not a huge issue though.
I read about how people complained about how Dragon Age 2 is too action-centric and became too much of a real-time RPG. After playing it I cannot agree. I found myself pausing during most combats to evaluate the current situation. Perhaps it's because I played as a mage and with more abilities/spells available I didn't see it as too much of a real-time game as others.
But I preferred the combat in Dragon Age Origins better. What I first began DA2 in that first fight I was like WTF, I can't zoom out all the way! So hopefully in Dragon Age 3 Bioware will bring back the "tactical" combat view. From the sounds of things Bioware is going to make positioning your party members important again in DA3 so that's something nice to look forward to for us classic RPG fans who value strategy. In Dragon Age 2 you can cast fireball spells on yourself all the time and not get you nor your companions hurt. Not very realistic (but necessary in DA2 to survive).
Minor features added in Dragon Age 2 were nice. I liked how I was able turn on the experience (XP) display so that you know how much you gained after a battle and completing a quest. Also I did appreciate how Dragon Age 2 had quest locations and important people to talk to highlighted so I didn't have to waste time bumbling around. It was also nice that crap inventory items were grouped as "junk" and easily sold with one click.
As for the Holy Sh*t and OMG moments in both games- Origins beats out DA2. First such moment in Origins- the recruit getting killed by Duncan, then it was the death of the King. And of course the romance scenes with Morrigan. The only one I could remember in Dragon Age 2 was when mother was killed by a psycho mage, and that was more of a WTF moment.
Boss fights-wise, the toughest ones in Dragon Age 1 were vs Ser Cauthrien and her posse and also that crazy Harvest Monster in Golems of Amgarrak DLC. Neither one of which I was able to defeat. Seems that the Harvester monster was also shamelessly used in DA2 in the form that First Enchanter Orsino took near the end of the game. That was confusing/difficult to believe that Orsino would resort that that, but I digress- it was probably again because the game was rushed. In DA2- toughest battle for me was the High Dragon in the Bone Pit. The final battles were relatively easy because all your companions were fighting alongside you.
Overall though I enjoyed BOTH games immensely. Obviously, Dragon Age appealed more to the classic RPG fans such as myself more, but I also enjoyed many of the improvements in DA2 over Dragon Age. That said I very much look forward to Dragon Age 3 which is already in the works.
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Monday, October 3, 2011 @ 03:48:09 PM CDT (384 reads) |
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