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Aggravated DWI, unlawful riding, urinating in public, ditching out on court-ordered child-support mediation and breach of contract—these are the charges that Jerome Block Jr., the Democratic nominee to represent District 3 on the Public Regulation Commission, has faced in court over the last decade, SFR has discovered.
Block missed an interview appointment he set with SFR to discuss his record and did not return repeated phone calls prior to deadline.
Each election cycle, the Albuquerque Journal asks candidates in every race a series of standard questions, including whether they have been arrested.
Block told the Journal he had been arrested in 1998 for "suspicion of DUI" and had been found "not guilty."
However, in investigating Block's legal history, both criminal and civil, SFR has uncovered several facts in discordance with Block's public statement.
At 31, Block's official criminal record is clean. However, despite his claims to the Journal, he was not found "not guilty" by a court for his drunk driving arrest.
Not only was his explanation of his exoneration inaccurate, but he failed to disclose a second DWI-related arrest a year later, to which he pleaded guilty. Furthermore, Block's record shows a history of missing court dates, including two failure to appear charges tied to a citation for urinating in public and three skipped court-ordered mediations for a child-support case.
According to the police report filed by the Albuquerque Police Department, on June 26, 1998, an officer witnessed Block drive through a red light into an intersection, then back up. After being pulled over, Block allegedly failed the field sobriety test and told the officer he had consumed two beers and a Long Island Iced Tea. He was arrested and underwent a breath test, which established his blood alcohol content at 0.17, more than double the legal limit, the report says.
Block was charged with aggravated DWI, an offense that currently comes with a mandatory jail sentence. The then-21-year-old pleaded not guilty. The court records show the case was temporarily dismissed with the note, "State not prepared," which typically means the arresting officer was unavailable to attend the hearing.
A week later, on Aug. 9, 1998, Block was cited by APD again, this time for "disorderly conduct," during the city's annual Summerfest. According to the police report, Block was caught urinating on a bush on APD property, five yards from the crowded foot traffic on Civic Plaza.
Albuquerque Metropolitan Court handled both cases separately. Block received two failure to appear charges after missing court dates in the disorderly conduct case. All three charges were abandoned; the records of why have since been destroyed.
Although prosecutors reopened the aggravated DWI case, the charge was dropped under a rule that said that if a defendant isn't adjudicated within six months, the court must dismiss the case.
"Anybody worth their salt—defense attorneys, prosecutors or judges—will tell you it's a game," Linda Atkinson, executive director of the DWI Resource Center in Albuquerque, tells SFR. "Defense attorneys generally knew that if you did delays and you made motions for pre-trial discovery and one of the biggest ones that gets to be a problem is the interview with the police officer, you could just play this waiting game because the minute somebody didn't show up, they could claim the six-month rule and that's how it gets dismissed."
Since 1999, the Second Judicial District Attorney's Office, now headed by Kari Brandenburg, has tightened up the law so fewer cases fall through these cracks.
"We've just adopted new policies on discovery, pretrial interviews and the six-month rules," Brandenburg tells SFR. "Now we can ask the court for an extension."
Nevertheless, Brandenburg says that because the case never went to trial, no judge or jury ever determined guilt one way or another, despite Block's claim to the Journal.
Block also told the Journal: "I am in full support of DUI laws in New Mexico, and I applaud all efforts taken to stop people from drinking and driving. I have learned from that experience from my youth, and I will make sure the event does not repeat itself."
However, Santa Fe County jail and Santa Fe Police Department records show that Block had a second arrest on DWI-related charges one year after the first.
On July 7, 1999, Block was taken into custody for "unlawful riding." SFPD Sgt. Gillian Alessio tells SFR this is a charge reserved for passengers who should have reasonably known the driver was too intoxicated to get behind the steering wheel.
According to the SFPD report, officers had responded to a domestic violence call and, upon arriving, saw a car driven by Robert Martinez, (listed on the report as Block's brother), speed away from the scene. Officers caught up to the vehicle and arrested Block and Martinez. The latter had a blood-alcohol content of 0.21.
Municipal Court records show Block pleaded guilty to the offense of unlawful riding and was assigned one-year probation, 24 hours of community service and alcohol and drug testing. He completed these requirements and the charge was subsequently cleared from his record.
Over the years that followed, Block picked up two speeding tickets, which were both dismissed.
In 2004, however, Block was again in the court system when the mother of one of his children filed motions to set child support and child custody guidelines.
The child was born in November 2002 to Kimberley Gonzales, almost exactly nine months after Block filed for a marriage license with his current wife, Stephanie Block.
The court records show that Block failed to appear at all three mediation hearings set by the court, leading Gonzales' attorney, Caroline Bass, to file a letter with the court accusing Block of intentionally impeding the process.
Soon after, Block retained lawyer Kathrin Kinzer-Ellington, who represented Block while the court set the child support. A year later, when Gonzales filed for an increase in child support, Kinzer-Ellington withdrew from the case. The record shows that Kinzer-Ellington was unable to inform Block directly of her withdrawal and instead notified his father, former Public Regulation Commissioner Jerome Block Sr.
According to Bass, this was typical throughout the case; process servers found it difficult to locate Block, who uses multiple addresses in official records.
Block also was unresponsive in his most recent case.
Throughout his primary campaign, Block was involved in a legal dispute brought by First Community Bank, which claimed that Block had defaulted on two loans totaling $8,150. On Feb. 4, 2008, with no response filed or appearances made by Block, the Bernalillo District Court awarded the bank $430.
Two days later, Block paid up.
Block won the six-way June 3 Democratic primary election for the PRC with 22.8 percent of the vote. While there is no Republican challenger, the New Mexico Green Party nominated activist Rick Lass to run for the seat in the general election.

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- May 27:
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- Bolder Boulder: Sterkel accepts challenge
- May 25:
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- More than a race: Bolder a Boulder tradition
- Ringo: Steve Bosley's efforts worth celebrating
- Inspired by Boston
- Just doing their jobs: Bolder Boulder will honor Chandler, Steinhauer for work as military surgeons in Vietnam
- Getting older? It's 'not for sissies'
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Online: Watch for live coverage of today's Bolder Boulder 10K at dailycamera.com.
In print: Tuesday's Camera will feature full race coverage, as well as the top 2,000 men's and women's finishers. The full Bolder Boulder Results Guide, featuring every finisher from the race, will be published in Thursday's Camera.
Thousands of people every year dedicate themselves to a workout program in an effort to get in shape.
Riku Paakkonen's dedication has gone to a whole new level.
A native of Finland, Paakkonen was overweight and out of shape when he got himself into running six years ago. Now he travels the world to experience his new-found passion in a variety of ways.
The latest trip will put the 46-year-old from Helsinki on the Bolder Boulder course this year.
"I'm not here to do any times or run a (personal record) or anything like that," he said. "I just want to see the atmosphere and see all the people and all the energy and all of that stuff. I can try my PR somewhere else."
About six years ago, Paakkonen, who has spent his professional life in the music industry, dedicated himself to a healthy lifestyle that included running.
"Even at that point, I never thought that one day I would run a marathon," he said. "I thought it's like totally crazy, but a couple of years later I did."
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Paakkonen's quest for races has taken him to Puerto Rico, and he has run in the New York City Marathon several times. He pays for these trips through charity auctions.
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One of his most enjoyable trips came last June when he bid on and won a prize for the Boulder Olympic Experience. He spent nearly a week in Boulder, where he got to meet and run with several elite runners. Among them, he got to meet 2012 Olympians Benita Willis of Australia, Lidia Simon of Romania and Hilda Kibet, who is a Kenyan-born Dutch athlete.
He also ran with 1993 marathon world champion Mark Plaatjes and former elite marathoner Don Janicki. Plaatjes is now co-owner of the Boulder Runner Company and Janicki is the pro athlete coordinator for the Bolder Boulder. He also ran with Arturo Barrios, a former world record holder in the 10,000 meters, and went to the home of Constantina Dita, the 2008 Olympic marathon champion, for dinner.
"It was a fantastic trip," he said. "It was so much learning and so much getting know the place and the trails and everything you need to know about here."
During that trip, he learned about the Bolder Boulder and knew that one day he would like to participate in the annual race.
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Another auction came up, however, and he bid on a trip to return to Boulder and run in the Memorial Day event.
Paakkonen arrived in Boulder about nine days before the race and he'll return home the day after. He said he would love to spend more time getting to know the area, but is excited about making the most of his time in Boulder.
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Well, my experience with KDE is limited to Kubuntu with KDE 3.5 so this list is Kubuntu specific. I have read good thing about Kubuntu 4.1 and would love to try it out when Ibex comes out. Still you can't deny that Gnome is far better (or useable) than KDE.
1. Obsession over K: All KDE developers have a stupid K fetish. If you take a look at KDE software, you'd notice that most if not all software's begin with the letter K. It gets frustrating to see the letter 'K' staring at you every where, you see- K-menu, Kaffine, K3B and in places where it is not used as the initial letter they capitalize it just to highlight its presence as in AmaroK. 'K' isn't the sweetest alphabet. So sticking a 'K' in front of every name won't make it sound cool like iPods and iPhones. Hell, if KDE developers had it on themselves they would rename our country to AmeriKa and our Earth to Kearth!
2. Too many options: KDE has way too many options. Sure customizations are all good and nice, but there has to be some limit to it. I don't want to be presented with truckload of options while changing the wallpaper. Take a look on 'Configure Konqueror' option in Konqueror-the default browser for KDE. Any Linux newbie would be blown away with the obscene amount of customization options. Ever tried Nero or Opera and found it a bit bloated? Well ,try KDE and you will never call Nero bloated again. Here are 2 snapshots which tell the whole story. One id from Konqueror and the other from K3B (KDE Nero).
3. Adept isn't Synaptic: If you have been used to Synaptic, Adept would seem too lag a bit behind. Neither does it show the size of packages being downloaded nor does it show the other dependencies being marked. How the hell am I supposed to know how much am I downloading? Would it hurt to add Synaptic instead of Adept?
4. KDE doesn't necessarily come with the best softwares: KDE developers choose softwares on the basis whether or not they have an integral 'K' in it rather than the quality of software. So you will find softwares like Konqueror make the cut over Firefox, Kopete is the default IM client in place of Pidgin. Kopete doesn't even have Gtalk protocol. Konqueror is fast but it doesn't load all web pages, it has problems displaying even Gmail.
[Note: As Shaswat righty said, Kopete does indeed support Gmail, It is in the Jabber part. Still I wish they'd rename it Gmail.]
5. Pick one either Dolphin or Konqueror: As most of you know KDE uses both Konqueror and Dolphin for file navigation. This becomes confusing. Pick one and stick to it. Although Dolphin has one cool feature by which you can navigate as the root without doing any sudo thing.
6. Konfusing: Over all KDE is one of the most confusing systems to try out. Linux newbies and noobs will be pissed off by the level of stupid customizations. No wonder Canonical concentrates mainly on Ubuntu (Kubuntu is the long lost brother).
7. The Wallet: Am I the only one or are you with me on this one. In Konqueror if you save password for some website, this 'wallet' password pops up and in order to save the password you have to type another password in the wallet. Hell! Imagine doing this for each and every website which asks for password. Sure some might argue that it is a security feature, but wait, which is more prone to password theft, typing the password once or doing it two times and giving others two opportunities to take a peek at what you are typing?
I hope KDE 4.1 is far better than 3.5 and I'm willing to plunge into KDE once more when Intrepid Ibex comes over.
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Nice one. Funny as hell. :DReplyDelete
No Offense but you seems to be gnome fanboy.. Its good you like Gnome but KDE isn't that bad as you said..ReplyDelete
Though I agree with that Kubuntu is the worst KDE distro ever made.. If you want to test KDE try Mandriva or SUSE or Sabayon..
1. Yea thats a bit bad part that all application starts with K .. But that didn't make any difference ! Does it /?
2/ Buddy point me a Gnome/XFCE program that is as efficient as K3b and Konqueror. the Gnome default Nautilus sucks too buggy . I use Pacman instead of that !
3. Apples aren't oranges ! Yes similarly Adept != Synaptic.. If you want better package manager try URPMI[rpmDrake] or SUSE Yast 2 :)
4. I think you have less knowledge .. Kopete does have option for Gmail .. i.e. Jabber Email Client provide access to Gmail..
KDE has less powerful application ! ? OMG .. Do you still have any alternate to Amarok, K3b, Konqueror, KDE control Center and all that customization part !
5/ openSUSE dropped KDE ? Have you gone nuts ? KDE is and will be their default DE ! and as far as Gnome goes they have just started supporting Gnome !
Well you are not the only one with similar thoughts ! When I started using Linux [Gnome DE] I too thought KDE sucks and blah blah.. But all you need is to get used to it ! Its easier than gnome any day.. The Control Center and concrete application base makes KDE the best and top notch DE..
Gnome is a great DE but you just can't say that one sucks.. Every one is better and believe me KDE 4.1 + will rock the pants off.. Just check the plasma theme and development going on..
Now don't think I am a KDE fanboy .. I currently use Gnome .. and waiting for a new revamped OS [with KDE 4.x] .. I have written lots of Gnome Customization guide
http://tuxenclave.wordpress.com/2007/11/23/ubuntu- ... | http://www.techenclave.com/guides-and-tutorials/th ...
Thanx exsecrabilus!ReplyDelete
Thanx to you Shashwat too!
I read it some where that Suse dropped KDE, I'll check that soon.
Could you help me with the Kopete part? I could see, ICQ, MSN and few others, but no Gmail :(
I used Synaptic to look for any package named "Adept". Couldn't find any, not a one. Oh, I'm using KDE. Do you realize how ridiculous that makes you look in my eyes? Wallet? I don't use it. My distro came with Firefox as the default browser. As a matter of fact, of all the distros I have used or tested, only one (DSL) didn't have Firefox as the default browser. Konqueror is a good browser but I prefer Firefox. With one exception. One day I found I could no longer access my bank account on-line. They changed something and Firefox wouldn't work. So I used the browser identification ability in Konqueror and bingo, it worked. I was very grateful for that. What's nice about Konqueror's browser identification is that it's site specific and not simply an on/off switch like the plug-in available in Firefox.ReplyDelete
KDE has a lot of choice. The nice thing about choice is that you can chose what you want and leave the rest. Are you the spokesman for the noobs? I don't remember voting for you. I was a noob once and just as soon as I figured out how to do it, I switched to KDE. My computing life improved immediately. I don't have a problem with Gnome as long as I have a choice to use KDE. If you prefer Gnome, great. KDE isn't doing anything to hurt you.
Please get your facts straight.ReplyDelete
Kopete supports Jabber, which is the protocol that GTalk uses.ReplyDelete
It's a fucking joke guys, either get a life or GTFO.ReplyDelete
"It's a fucking joke guys, either get a life or GTFO."ReplyDelete
Where TF does it say it's a joke you AH! If it's a joke but nobody sees that it's a joke then IT'S NOT A JOKE. If you have to tell people it's a joke then it's NOT A JOKE. With all the flaming going on between Windows/Linux, Gnome/KDE, it's really f*cking stupid to "pretend" to be flaming an issue. I have a life but apparently you have yet to find yours.
- AnonymousSeptember 5, 2008 at 7:33 AM
You can use the Jabber protocol to connect to GTalk...ReplyDelete
click this link, then click your application and see for yourself...
Thanx Spinnewebber!ReplyDelete
Sure, you've made some valid points, but honestly, I LIKE KDE's multitude of options for everything, choice is why I left Windows in the first place. Konqueror is a stable browser (but I do prefer FF), and in the distributions where it is default, it is so to reduce overall size and bloat.ReplyDelete
As far as I'm aware, OpenSUSE 11 is running KDE 4.1, might want to check on that.
I have a KDE desktop with Synaptic (PCLinuxOS 2008 MiniMe)
I like KDE, and I like GNOME, I also enjoy the occasional foray into XFCE, IceWM, or Fluxbox.
It's ok if you don't like KDE, but please make sure that you've gotten all of your facts correct before posting such negativity (doing so will help you avoid later shame).
Long Live Kearth, for that matter :D
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2008 at 2:51 AM
I didn't read the article, but I thoroughly enjoyed the pattern dithering on your KDE screen shots. They gave me flashbacks to my C64 days when I would print porn on my 9 pin dot-matrix color printer. I wouldn't get laid until years later.ReplyDelete
Well, I'm sorry to say I cannot agree with some of your points.ReplyDelete
First of all, since when does "all the apps have a K in their name" count as a point against or in favour of anything? Makes it sound like you didn't know what else to say...
And second, as a Linux newbie (I do, however, use KDE, Gnome and even Xfce relatively often) I love -not detest or hate, LOVE- the amount of customizability. I mean, c'mon, you can always leave it as it is if you don't feel like trying the different options. As soon as you think "right I'm gonna start playing around with this" I believe it is actually better to have more options.
Having said all this, I do use Gnome more often, so I don't think I can be considered a KDE fanboy.
Just my 5c, keep it on :)
Thanks, Aelfwald.ReplyDelete
I liked KDE 4.1, it is miles better than KDE 3.5
but guess each has his own.
This article a piece of bull shit.ReplyDelete
why can't they use K? 'K' really helps me to see what applications are related to KDE when I'm going to install them. It's very handy and Kool :-)
Does this mean that all Windows software should have W in it like in Firefowks??
- AnonymousSeptember 18, 2008 at 12:18 PM
Your blog looked decent until I came across this post. This single post has clearly defined your knowledge and understanding of Linux. You obviously don't have all your facts straight.ReplyDelete
#1 - So? At least it's consistent. Gnome does this too. Gnumeric, gedit, gnomine, gnopernicus, gok, grecord, gcalctool, gconf-editor, gthumb, gnucash, Gournal, gparted... I think I see a pattern here. The major difference is that KDE is (k)onsistent.
#2 - Gnome has just as many configuration options as KDE. In KDE I can use a graphical interface with clearly defined options. In Gnome to change some of the more obscure options you have to dig through gconf-editor, very much akin to window's registry if you ask me.
#3 - No it isn't. I actually agree with you on this one. Adept is not very intuitive.
#4 - Personal opinion? I've been connected to gtalk for at least three years with Kopete. I've also had cam2cam conversations which pidgin can not do. When it comes to web browsers it doesn't take much to realize that cutting out any unneeded software on a live cd is in the best interest of the distro. Konqueror comes with KDE by default, why load firefox onto the live cd?
#5 - You must have completely missed the boat on this one. Dolphin is a new application intended to separate Konqueror as a web browser. This was written for the pure intent to replace Konqueror as the file browser in the KDE 4 series.
#6 - Your own opinion. I personally found Gnome to be more confusing the first time I used it. A menu bar instead of a menu. A drop down menu of configuration applications instead of a central location for all settings.
#7 - The KDE Wallet is a bit obnoxious when you first begin using it. However, when you log into your desktop you only have to type in your password once, then all other applications that require passwords are taken care of. On top of that all passwords are encrypted. I would chalk up your rant as a personal opinion yet again.
As it appears to me you haven't taken the time to understand KDE. You haven't taken the time to learn it. You are obviously afraid of that which you do not understand.
You seemed to have a lot of issues with Konqueror. Thats too bad really because it is an extremely powerful application.
Here are a few things Konqeuror can do that Nautilus can not:
fish:// - graphical connection to ssh servers
audiocd:// - drag and drop encoding of your audio cd to flac, ogg, mp3, ...
iso:// - Browse and copy data from an ISO image.
man:/ - displays nicely formatted man pages
print:// - browse your installed printers and do other printer maintenance.
media:// - allows you to browse storage devices connected to your machine.
applications:// - Shows all applications in a finder style like OS X.
And how about Konqueror's tabbed browsing. This is one main reason I don't use Gnome. I like the Gnome panels much more than KDE's kicker, but I detest having multiple copies of Nautilus running.
When it comes right down to it this post is rather unfortunate. Your blog had a good thing going and then you run off and flame 40% of the Linux user base. I'll be sure to write up 7 reasons as to why your blog sucks.
@ Anonymous.ReplyDelete
You are correct in many ways. However I believe I definately haven't been baised.
1. I use Ubuntu as many Linux users do. In Ubuntu there are very few applications shipped in by default which start with G or have a G in them. As compared to this Kubuntu has the 'K' prominently smeared across it.
2. Gnome might have advanced options, but they are dug beneath the gconf-editor. You don't get tons of options silly options to choose from. When I first used Konqueror, I took 15 min just to find out where was the damn option to turn images off!
3.Glad you agreed.
4. I won't lie, I have started to use Linux recently. I'm only 17 yr old :)
So I guess this blog is more useful for Linux newbies. Somebody in the comment had clarified it already. But still, why not name it Gmail, instead of something else? About Firefox, These guys use obsene amount of compression. OOo weighs in 200 MB! Do you honestly believe they cannot fit in 7 MB Firefox?
5. As I said I am a new user and Dolphin and Konqueror both pop up at different times, making it konfusing!
6.Gnome is Simple.
7.KDE Wallet sucks! Any self respecting browser has its own password saving option. I need no wallet.
8. I will definitely try Kubuntu on Ibex, promise! Nautilus will have tabs in new version.
Hope you read this thing, do tell me if you did!
you guys suck. Get some real reasons to 'hate' KDE. Valid is only The Wallet, but then again I have never used that feature.ReplyDelete
Linux is flexible, use it how you like it.
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2008 at 2:56 AM
0) What's the problem with the K? I can easily tell which apps are KDE's and which aren't, why change that?ReplyDelete
1) Gnome has too few options. I like choices so I love KDE, you don't like choices? Use Gnome, but don't bash KDE for that. I don't like Gnome but I don't go about telling people it is crap (because it isn't, it is good but it doesn't suit __me__).
2) Adept sucks big balls. Adept is not KDE, it's Canonical.
3) Firefox is, in my opinion, the second worst browser right after Internet Explorer. It sucks up your memory really bad. Besides, KDE already comes with Konqueror, why include yet another browser?
4) I take it you are talking about D3lphin and not Dolphin (which is a KDE4 app). D3lphin is just a KDE3 port of Dolphin. In KDE4 Dolphin is the default file manager and Konqueror is the default browser, unlike KDE3. But thanks Canonical again for including D3lphin...
5) I find Gnome confusing. Again, your rant is just a matter of taste and not a real problem.
6) KWallet is great, I only need to remember one password. All my other passwords are encrypted inside the wallet. Any self respecting browser has its own password saving option? Yeah, it's called KWallet! Why have 2 apps that do the same thing if you can have only one? KWallet stores all the passwords. I take it you use Firefox's password saving feature and Gnome keyring... isn't that stupid? Having two apps doing the same thing?
Well, you gave me 7 reasons to say you suck, but unlike you I will also add that this is my biased opinion and not a fact.
- AnonymousSeptember 22, 2008 at 9:39 AM
I'm with you man... KDE shucks!!ReplyDelete
Heh, I like the hilarious tone this post comes with =) I like K3B, but for the rest of the apps, I'm with you.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 3, 2008 at 5:26 AM
Dear Praveen,ReplyDelete
I appreciate many of your useful posts and tutorials ; but it seems that your review of KDE might have been influenced.
As another comment (from Shahwat) says : "Kubuntu" is clearly the worst KDE distro ever released". The facts reveal that the team behind Kubuntu have heavily altered many things changing the behaviour of the KDE desktop.
The KDE team, as lots of people giving their leisure time to writing free software seemed to me very open to end-users requests like those I made myself.
Strangely, lots of these features users wanted have been REMOVED by people behind Kubuntu.
Maybe you could have a try with a "clean" KDE desktop from a DEBIAN TESTING issue or a SIDUX live CD.
Links below :
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- AnonymousNovember 3, 2008 at 5:28 AM
Sorry, wrong link for Sidux.ReplyDelete
Correct ISO image :
Hi Alejandro!ReplyDelete
Where did you read my name???
Coz it is wrong, I am Pritesh, not Praveen.
You do realize that the reason Kopete doesn't refer to Jabber as GMail is because GTalk is an implementation of the open-source XML based Jabber protocol, don't you?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2008 at 9:12 AM
What a lame jackass you are!ReplyDelete
"'K' isn't the sweetest alphabet" -> Thats your personal opinion and nobody has to give a shit abt it.
"I don't want to be presented with truckload of options while changing the wallpaper" -> Right click on desktop, choose image as wallpaper type and select a wallpaper from dropdown menu...are these truckload of options? Bull!
"Adept isn't Synaptic" -> If you dont know that Adept is not part of KDE but a shitty distro by name kubuntu then throw your computer over board to the ocean.
"So you will find softwares like Konqueror make the cut over Firefox" -> WTF, firefox is not the default browser in any desktop environment on earth.
"Linux newbies and noobs will be pissed off by the level of stupid customizations" -> Grow up, child. Not all linux users end up being noobs.
Stop ranting and get a life.
- AnonymousNovember 12, 2008 at 9:24 AM
"OpenSUSE too dropped KDE" -> Fell from my chair laughing. I'm writing this comment on the latest opensuse with latest KDE 4.1.3. Infact, now opensuse is one of the few distros that offer both KDE3 and KDE4.ReplyDelete
- The same Anonymous of last post.
P.S- I'm 18, so what?! Dont think that you can write whatever shit you want just because you're a teenager.
@ Dear Anonymous:ReplyDelete
1. About K you just gave shit about my opinion, thankyou.
2. Read the article completely, I have mentioned that my experience is mainly based on Kubuntu.
3. Try opening Gmail in Konqueror. If it does then stop using the html version and switch to the standard verion.
4. Even ardent lovers of KDE accept the fact that kDE contains waay to many options than required.
P.S- I'm 18, so what?! Dont think that you can write whatever shit you want just because you're a teenager.
Yup! :P
Package Manager for GNOME sucks!ReplyDelete
RE: 4. KDE doesn't necessarily come with the best softwares:
Yes, that sucks.
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2008 at 7:14 AM
1: not all kde applications start with a K, furthermore: other projects also use somekind of prefix for their software, like Microsoft putting Windows in front of every application, lots of gtk-applications start with a G, Linspire prefixing their applicationc with a L, Apple using the i as prefix, etc..ReplyDelete
2: take a look at firefox: it also contains lots of options. Actually even more than konqueror if you add [about:plugins].
3: Adapt isn't a KDE application. It uses KDE, and Kubuntu uses it as package manager. But that means that kubuntu sucks, not kde.
4: That is like blaming Sun that StarOffice isn't shipped with MS Word in stead of OOwriter, or blaming Microsoft that they aren't shipping Firefox. Software projects only ship the software they develop. So KDE ships kopete, and the Pidgin Project ships Pidgin. You as user can download and install the software you like.
5: as user, you usually stick with one of them for filemanagement. Only pre kde4 users know about konqueror being capable of filemanagement too. Novice users aren't confronted with it, or don't notice it.
6: you didn't back that one up with anything substancial.
7: you can use the wallet without a password, or not at all if you don't like the passport management.
As I said in a previous comment, I am a linux newbie.ReplyDelete
I tried out both kde 4 (on kubuntu and mandriva) and Gnome.
Gnome is way faster on my machine, and way more stable, so it;s y choice for the time being.
Plus I also find annoying the K thing
- AnonymousDecember 28, 2008 at 4:20 AM
KDE is the most beautiful and the *only* usable DE out there...I just can not imagine replacing Amarok, Dolphin, K3B with any other app...ReplyDelete
Nobody can beat it... KDE 3.5 r0cked... and KDE 4.1 is r0cking... Hats 0ff for KDE...
- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2009 at 12:57 AM
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- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2009 at 1:37 AM
"Sure some might argue that it is a security feature, but wait, which is more prone to password theft, typing the password once or doing it two times and giving others two opportunities to take a peek at what you are typing?"ReplyDelete
I missed this one, so consider this as the third paragraph in my comment above for #7:
You have the option to type your password only once and from then on you just allow or deny any app that wants to access the wallet.
You really need to research and think more about what you write.
Don't give me that noob excuse. Everyone was once a noob, but not everyone was a stupid noob like you are. A smart noob would ask how to get around certain problems and not bash about them. Unfortunately you don't see the seven issues above as solvable problems.
- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2009 at 1:39 AM
Man, you have the balls to bash KDE but you don't have the balls to accept the consequences of your post and keep my comments.ReplyDelete
Shame on you!
@ Anonymous:ReplyDelete
Your above comment was deleted for the F word
- AnonymousJanuary 2, 2009 at 1:56 AM
Oh crap, I should have done a search and replace for the F word before posting.ReplyDelete
Well, I like that you are exploring and learning Linux. A piece of advice, just place a disclaimer above and say:
"This is only my personal opinion and is not necessarily true for anyone".
Also rename the title to "7 Reasons Why KDE Sucks For Me".
Oh well, this would be my first and last retaliatory post against KDE bashers. Yeah, I realized your a teenager and I am over 30 years old, hence my change in tone :)
Have a happy new year!
Happy New Year!ReplyDelete
Agreed, I used KDE just for the Amarok... but with exaile i can get rid of that "KKK" thing....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2009 at 2:48 AM
KDE Is really cool...but this article is from a gnome fanboy..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 11, 2009 at 9:55 AM
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Shashwat said...ReplyDelete
No Offense but you seems to be gnome fanboy.. Its good you like Gnome but KDE isn't that bad as you said..
I love it how people think that if you don't like KDE then you must like GNOME...don't forget about the some 10 or so window managers also available for linux :]
#1 - I don't like that but GNOME does it too. However no excuse for KDE to do such stupid things.ReplyDelete
#2 - Main problem is that many of them are useless or configure KDE internal things that the user wants nothing to do with.
#5 - Yeah, Konqueror should just to web browsing. Good example of useless feature which of there are plenty in KDE.
#6 - This is a result of all the unnecessary features and config options.
#7 - The wallet is basically a good idea. However it should never ask for a wallet password and if and application should have access or not! Again, good example of useless features in KDE.
I have written about the usability problems on my blog, see http://www.surban.net/wordpress/?p=3
I really can't understand why so many people shout GNOME fanboy. It is true that KDE has several usability issues. Why else did nearly every distribution switch their default desktop to GNOME and left KDE behind? The developers should stop ignoring these problems NOW and focus on fixing these things instead of adding more and more (partly useless) features!
I think your review is shallow, at the best. KDE is glorious, and i stick with it since 2005. I agree KDE 4 is not par to the functionality and stability of 3.5 series, but it is still young. If you would use it more, you would get acquainted with the nice system it is. You see, to do a working desktop, in a business environment, KDE is the fastest and easiest way. But then again, you choosed Kubunt, one distro thats very controversial. Get a Mandriva or a Suse one and try them. You will see KDE with other eyes.ReplyDelete
Best regards from Brazil, a country that loves the penguin .
i thought u are a good guy,but i am wrong.ReplyDelete
and one more:ReplyDelete
KDE is not sucks.The distro that comes with it sucks.i installed KDE-Core from ubuntu minimal cd and configure everything by my self,from file manager replacement and it is still fast without all the bloatings.
get your facts straight.KDE offer too much customization and in its original form,it is much lighter.I think what you want to say is Kubuntu sucks,not KDE :)
if I dont like Kubuntu, does it make me bad?
Although I like the way KDE 4.2 looks so I will be trying that out in Jaunty...
may be I will be able to write 7 Reasons why KDE 4.2 rocks
and by the way who are you to decide what is the best for everyone? lol. ;) sorry for commentspamming.ReplyDelete
I only decide whats best for me, others read my views ;)
Hopefully, i will be triple booting in the near future
- AnonymousApril 19, 2009 at 4:06 PM
kubuntu sucks. get yourself a decent KDE distro ike mandriva or opensuse. and why are you using linux if choices confuse you? go get a shitty mac if you want something simple and dumb.ReplyDelete
Agreed. KDE is a mess. Gnome rules. Get Linux Mint.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 14, 2009 at 6:12 AM
KDE 4.2 has came and still a hug see of bugs!:DReplyDelete
I don't know what exactly their doning in KDE team. I just cleaned my hard of it!
I could not open or create any archive because of ARK
I could not move my mouse cursor sometimes!
I could not see my panel sometimes!
I could not ....
- AnonymousJune 14, 2009 at 11:57 PM
Hmm well Kubuntu is pretty terrible...I started Linux with it and wanted to quit after about a week of frustration. Tons of bugs and, as you mentioned, poor selection of default software. I recommend openSuse for KDE newbies, it's much more user-friendly I think. I went from Kubuntu to Ubuntu, and back to Kubuntu when I learned some more and finally to openSuse. No regrets, KDE > Gnome for me and openSuse is one of the best KDE distros out there. Give it a shot.ReplyDelete
Don't have anything against KDE, I guess it is a preference thing,,but I use Gnome. To me it is just cleaner looking than KDE and of course less bloated, but like a lot out there I have tried out many distros but have settled down a while with Ubuntu.ReplyDelete
I completely agree, KDE just straight up blows. It's unstable, cluttered, and practically unusable for anything other than a toy. Kopete constantly crashes and this little bug buddy thing pops up all the time. The layout of everything is un-intuitive. At least gnome is stable enough to where you can actually get something done on it.ReplyDelete
I always thought that KDE looked and felt like "Windows for Kids."ReplyDelete
I am forced to completely agree with you on most of your points and several you didn't make. (Theses are mostly about KDE 4.3)ReplyDelete
Here are a few others:
1 - KDE developers ignore important bugs to pursue new wallpapers and adding more stupid options to things. I was a KDE tester for a few years and finally got sick of it and left, because it would take them 2 days to add a feature and 2 years to fix a bug.
2 - KDE is unstable...a lot of the applications crash quite a bit. Ktorrent, Kopete, Kwin, etc. When some of them crash you are left with an unusable interface and are forced to kill X or reset. Overall I would rate the quality of their final releases lower than the quality of Google or Microsoft's early alphas. And that's coming from a die hard Linux fan. This is probably most attributable to their failure to take bug reports seriously.
3 - KDE has some nice features but a large number of them don't work most of the time. For example the ability to install MacOS widgets on the desktop. (Widget addition in general has been broken for about the least year...the bugs are being ignored, as usual.)
4 - KDE duplicates the functionality of many many programs for no good reason and ends up doing a shitty job on it. (Probably because other projects/developers refuse to rename their programs things that start with "K".) Examples include the web browser, instant messenger, and sound system.
5 - KDE's main user interface guideline seems to be to copy both Windows and Mac at the same time. Where Gnome has an interface that is simpler and easier to use than either Windows or Mac, KDE's interface seems to take all the worst parts of both and put them all into one.
6 - The main KDE programs are very poorly integrated. So badly in fact that they cause strange things to happen. For example, playing a movie in Dragon Player and then closing it will leave the screen saver activated even if you didn't have it activated in the control panel.
I gave up completely on KDE years ago with 3.5. My most recent experience was a recent trial with KDE 4.3.1 as my primary DE. While I was blown away with its beauty at first, it didn't take me long to realize that underneath it was the same buggy old software I'd used years earlier. I don't care if you call me a Gnome fanboy or what. But software as mature (read old) as KDE should not be this shitty. If the KDE team worked for me and created software of this quality for my company, I would take them all out and have them beaten, fired, and replaced.
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The only thing that I hate in KDE is the jerky and choppy performance in it's animations and kWin actions, well mainly because I have an nVidia card, and so on, the shitty performance in its drivers; this unified to the relatively new code in kWin, made it's performance to suck very bad, and then many things does not work properly. I don not question the quality of software of KDE apps, that is the case is it much better than GNOME ones in a lot of ways, but there are factors like the recent kWin code, the motherfuckerinzing well known performance with fucking nVidia privative drivers; that makes KDE suck bad... different form that circumstances I believe that KDE is very good and superior in GNOME in pretty much things.ReplyDelete
I too have tried Linux Mint 9 KDE. The blue theme was very attractive but unfortunently Linux Mint KDE was a let down as I found it very slow and also my built in microphone did not work on KDE and I could not fix this. I did try with KDE but it still did not run as well as Linux Mint 9 Gnome the main edition of Linux Mint. Needless to say I was quite dissapointed in this and so I uninstalled Linux Mint KDE. Andrea Borman.ReplyDelete
I have tried Linux Mint KDE 2 days ago now I am starting to get used to Linux and have started to master it. In the hope that I would now be able to use it but I still cannot get it to work for me. I have noticed on Linux Mint 9 Gnome and 10 Julia that you can change your account settings to custom or administer where you can do anything on the system. Administer is not to be confused with Root or Administer account in Windows. well it seems on Linux Mint KDE there is no such account control.And when I restarted my computer I got an absured message no sudo user and when I tried to install software it said "you are starting without administer privilages you will not be able to install anything". I do not understand this as I logged in with my correct user name and password. Also a lot of existing software did not work. Linux Mint KDE is a big disapointment.So I uninstalled it again. Andrea BormanReplyDelete
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what a pity.
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LOL, what next?ReplyDelete
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McPHERSON (67) — Hailey Ruder 9, Moira Pyle 3, Hannah Willems 5, Abby Pedersen 21, Janae Barnes 12, Katelyn Loecker 17. Totals 22 13-14 67.
Dodge City 7 14 7 11 — 39
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Tuesday, November 08, 2011 - Kamil and Pavol
Pavol Zbynek and Kamil Kobr
Kamil Kobr and Pavol Zbynek arrive back from a night out watching hockey and drinking. As they relax a bit Pavol quickly seems to be falling asleep. Kamil is watching intently and sees an opportunity. His hand moves to Pavol's leg and starts to rub it. Pavol opens his eyes and sees what is going on. He doesn't seem to object, so Kamil continues, lifting the shirt snd licking Pavol before starting to suck on his cock. He really works hard on that cock, as it throbs in his mouth, and sucks on the balls too. Pavol is loving the action and lifts his legs so that Kamil can work on his ass, with his tongue. Then Kamil goes back to sucking Pavol's big stiff cock while he wanks his own. Pavol is really up for it now and starts to suck Kamil. He sucks Kamil nice and deep in his mouth and then turns him around for some ...
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Part 3 of Wank In The Woods 2011 features no fewer than 9 models, Ruslan Tarovsky, Honza Copak, Mattias Solich, Rado Zuska, Jan Pribyla, Paul Fresh, Rado Princ, Zdenek Zimola and Yuri Bulakov. Things get started when the guys arrive at a camp fire site, all naked. Rado Zuska chops some more wood as Jan Pribyla sets to work lighting the fire. Beers are also handed around to refresh the guys, and the barbecue is set up ready for cooking some food. Ruslan Tarovsky and Rado Z also start to cook some food over the fire as everyone sits around drinking. As they wait for the food to cook Rado Z and Rado P decide on a little fun and start to spray beer on the other, who return fire very quickly. The guys frolic around spraying each other and laughing as they do it, then they gather around the fire again. Honza, Mattias and Rado Z are feeling more than a little frisky and start kissing each other. The other guys see this and start to play as well. Paul Fresh relishes waving his big dick for everyone to see. The guys seem to split naturally into groups of three, groping each other, kissing and sucking. The beer seems to have had an effect on them too as they gather round the fire to piss. Then they get back to the action, with Yuri sitting on Rado P's big hard cock while Honza sucks on Rado Z and Mattias. Mattias then lays on his back and Rado Z slides his rock hard cock deep into Mattias' willing hole. At the same time Paul is working hard, sucking on Zdenek's hard cock too, while Ruslan Tarovsky starts to rim his hole. Ruslan Tarovsky likes that hole and soon shoves his dick in and starts to fuck. So now three guys are being fucked at the same time. After some really great fucking thet guys start to change positions, you can see the outcome in part 4, which will appear soon.
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I was supposed to be doing a very nice 'sukat' duo right now. However, one of the models lost his ID and couldn't get from Slovakia into the Czech Republic. We've rescheduled it for Thursday morning. So, I've been twiddling my thumbs all afternoon. On Prague Buddies someone asked: 'Since Schengen I didn't think there were border checks between the 25 member countries.' That's true, but frequently there are spot checks. I know when I've travelled to German from Prague by train, there were always German boarder police on the train. They've never asked to see my passport, but they could at any time. I think there are more controls between Slovakia and the Czech Republic because Slovakia is a know entry point for illegals travelling from the Ukraine. Once they get into CZ, the doors to Europe are open to them. So, it's still not like travelling from, say, Oklahoma to Texas. When I lived in Texas, I sometimes thought the Texans would like to put up border controls to keep the Okies out.
Our preview is A Wank in the Woods 2011, Part 3. Here is my latest blog post on AWITW, Franky's documentary. It's quite nice. Today, I completed a 25 minute version of this documentary to post in HD on the site after we've published the series.
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My ill-tempered peroration on the subject of first editions, instead of getting me booed off the Internet, has established me as an expert on first editions. There are books on these things, you know, which you could consult instead of…hmmm? Books. That's what we used to use before Wikipedia. Oh, you must have seen them: they have paper in them. That's the stuff you keep in your printer. Look, what are you doing here when you could be posting pictures of your Halloween costume on your MyTrivia page?
Anyway, someone had a question about first PRINTINGS. What everybody wants these days is not just the first edition, but the first printing of that first edition. (A new edition comes about when something is changed in the text or physical makeup of the book; a new printing comes about whenever the publisher thinks supply is running short and prints up new copies. That's the ten cent explanation. There are longer, more accurate, more confusing ones.)
The precedence of the printing can make a difference in prices. (Did you know that the British book club edition one of Stephen King's books actually came out an hour or so before the first American printing? If this matters to you, you probably already know more about the question than I do. Go count your Beanie Babies or something.) Some publishers have been kind about this, using a list on the copyright page that starts "First printing, October, 2009" and goes on to "Second printing, November, 2009" and so on. Some publishers are even kinder. They don't put down anything at all, and let people guess.
A lot of publishers these days use a row of numbers, which is easier to change. In general, the first printing will have a row like this:
The lowest number showing is the number of thr printing, so this would be the first printing. When they reprint the book, they simply take out that number, so the row looks like this
Then yiou know tyou have the second printing. On the eleventh printing, they'll put in a new row of numbers, which starts at 11 and runs to 20. So if your copy of Bridges of Madison County says
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forget about sending it to Christie's for auction. It's the 47th printing.
But SOME publishers have to be different. Random House, famously, has a row of numbers where the lowest number you DON'T see is the printing. THEIR first printing row of numbers will be something like
which anywhere else would be the second printing. Other publishers prefer to alternate their numbers in an odd/even row, like so:
Thus, as they remove numbers, the row is still more or less symmetrical on the page. Some graphic designer came up with this. Then again, some publishers, assuming they'll need lots of printings, have a number row that has fooled me as well as some intelligent people. THEIR number row looks like this
That's the first printing. The 51st printing looked like thus
So you not only have to look for which numbers are there, but which letter is in the middle. Of course, then there's Harper's, which has a coded date on the copyright page, and Scribner's, which had its trademarked symbol on its first printings, and that famous A, and all those publishers which also have a number row for the years the books will be in print, and…what do you mean, Beanie Babies are easier? Ever tried to determine precedence by counting the spots on that ladybug? What if a spot's on the seam and only part of it shows? Is that a whole spot or don't you count it? Thinks that's easy? Huh? Huh?
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This jacaranda tree outside of Durban , South Africa was yarnbombed by Woza Moya crafters to mark World Aids Day Dec 4 2012 . Photo by Adrian Boule
Woza Moya crafters are woman who work along with the Hillcrest Aids Centre in South Africa to raise funds to care for those with AIDS . Usually these woman make bead work and each of them supports around 10 family members . For this tree the Hillcrest Center raised special funds to pay them to crochet thousands of crocheted squares so they could yarnbomb . more here
This is very moving to me . First – it's a very beautiful yarnbombed tree , the crocheting is so confident and lavish . Second – I was sitting in Berkeley Ca . and saw a picture of this tree in South Africa a day after it went up and was in touch with Paula Thomson who organized this yarnbombing with in 20 hours . This is a very wonderful aspect of social media .
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These are yarnbombed trees from Bloomington , Indiana . This yarnbombing was organized to raise money for Domestic Voilence Awareness Month . This went up Oct 5 2012 and will be up until the spring
This happened in an interesting way . Last year a local yarn shop " Yarns Unlimited " yarnbombed a tree outside of the shop . The shelter Middle Way House was intrigued by this and asked the owner Mary Ann Gringle to help come up with a yarnbombing fundraiser they called " Knit to Heal "
Local businesses where asked to each adopt a tree and pay for it to be yarnbombed . The yarnbombing raised more than 10, oo0 dollars . 23 trees were yarnbombed . more photos here
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When I read the blogs of people who participate in these big city wide yarnbombings they talk about how excited they were to make something really big , to go out with a large group on a given day and create a city of knitting and crocheting , how exciting it was to see all the different trees – this is a great kind of community . Knitting and crocheting have always been made to give to people we love – this is a big , local , personal and also universal kind of love.
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2 trees yarnbombed for the Bellvue Campus of Hillcrest AIDS Centre by Woza Moya Durban South Africa International AIDS DAY Dec 10, 2012


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I saw him give the thumbs up after his excessive celebration call, then proceed to stand on the bench and hype the crowd while the referee was over the loudspeaker. Without a lead like the one we had, I would have been pissed. Considering the lead, however, I couldn't help but smile.
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Below is our collection of tidbits, odds 'n ends for Fox Lake.
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We spend a lot of time looking through Gazetteers & Almanacs that were published in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Many of the Gazetteers include the distance from a community such as Fox Lake to various places of note, such as Parliament Hill.
With a nod to our favorite Gazetteers, the straight-line distance<1> beginning in Fox Lake to:
We have found 7 communities that share the name Fox Lake.
While the name Fox Lake is unique within Alberta, we know of another 7 communities with the same name in the United States and Canada.
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Lake County
Our profile page for Fox Lake, Lake County [Map]Distance: About 1,582 miles [2,546 km] to the East Southeast
Steuben County
Our profile page for Fox Lake, Steuben CountyWe found mention of this community, but have little information.<7>Although located in Steuben County, we don't know the location of this community within the .
Martin County
Our profile page for Fox Lake, Martin County [Map]Distance: About 1,325 miles [2,132.4 km] to the Southeast
Richland County
Our profile page for Fox Lake, Richland County [Map]Distance: About 848 miles [1,364.7 km] to the South Southeast
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Ramsey County
Our profile page for Fox Lake, Ramsey CountyWe found mention of this community, but have little information.Although located in Ramsey County, we don't know the location of this community within the .
Our profile page for Fox Lake [Map]Distance: About 1,599 miles [2,573.3 km] to the East Southeast
Dodge County
Our profile page for Fox Lake, Dodge County [Map]Distance: About 1,498 miles [2,410.8 km] to the East Southeast
As we travel, we always see a community with a name that gives pause. While there are names which are interesting or familiar, some catch our attention or strike our fancy. We always talk about such a name. If time permits and the community is not too far, we'll usually try to make a side-trip.
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