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2003 Jaguar X-Type 3.0
ProsDriving experience. ConsTyre wear.
Highly Recommended And Much Under-rated. — I love this car, it does everything. Brilliant secure handling thanks to the 4WD, especially on icy/snowy/greasy/wet roads. Lusty 240BHP V6 and the manual gearbox is a pleasure to use. Extremely comfortable and great fun to drive. It's not really a great beauty to look at and it has been in the garage a few times, but all in all it's an excellent car and much under-rated.
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ProsReliability, Power, Handling, Safety and Fuel Efficiency ConsI wish they would have made the V8 Supercharged R model
This Car Has Sold Me On Jaguars For Life — Great overall car fast, reliable, efficient and fun to drive! We bought this car from New York and drove it over one thousand miles back to Saint Louis I have never had any major problems with this or my other Jag. This is my second X-type and when I sell it this summer I will be looking at either 2008 models or an XF. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Jaguar X-Type
ProsLooks nice and very smooth ride ConsNot a cost effective car to drive.
My Jag — Smooth drive, engine purrs, really makes the commute to work a joy. Looks cool and has gorgeous leather interior. Good acceleration but can be really fuel hungry. Not too good for road tax costs either due to high emmissions as it's a petrol engine. Would upgrade for a diesel though as really like the model. |
2003 Jaguar X-Type 2.5
ProsAll wheel drive ConsNot available with an eight cylinder
Great Car! — This car was a hand-me-down from my mother. It handles great in the snow and has a good sound when accelerating. It only takes premium gas, but gets 30+ mpg highway. Repairs have been minimal and the customer service is excellent. They've been so happy with Jag that my parents are considering the new Jaguar XF to replace it. |
2003 Jaguar X-Type 2.5
ProsGREAT gas mileage. Easy to maintain - easy to get maintenance parts on-llne or local parts store. ConsReputation - which is so wrong. Great car.
Do Not Break The Bank To Have A Great Looking Car — I always wanted a Jag - this is my second one and looking to get my 3rd one. No real troubles over the last 5 years. Last year at around 110K miles - I had to replaced all 4 wheel bearings - which is normal for AWD car. The rest was normal; brakes, oil, cooling...... Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Jaguar X-Type 2.5
ProsLooks are why you own this car.... ConsThe worst suspension on the road. Shocks had to be replaced after 6 montths and it has never been right. Low profile tires and very weak mags resulted in 6 broken wheels
Fine Looks, But Don't Ever Buy It For The Performance Or Smooth Ride Because You Will Be Dissapointe — I am about to hit 170,000km and, touch wood, no major issues, except the lousy suspension design...Manual transmission helps the 2.5 liter engine get into motion...and valet parking attendants voted it their favorite car to park when I leave it at the airport. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Jaguar X-Type 3.0
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2003 Jaguar X-Type 2.5
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I Expected Better, But Am Overall Satisfied. — I purchased this car with the expectation of owning a sporty high end car. The car feels a bit sluggish. Maybe I should have paid a bit more for the 3.0. It doesn't really handle all that well for a small car. The temperature sensor died out right after my warranty expired, the A/C isn't powerful enough and now the check transmission light is coming on intermittently. Owner for 4 years, 0 months Miles Driven per Year:6,000 |
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2008 Jaguar X-Type Reviews
Great Car, Nice To Drive. By Geoff
Perfect "old bloke's car" Braking & handling is superb. Build quality is excellent meets the expected Jaguar standard. This car is a good looker both inside and out. I get 45 mpg on a run. The fun par... Read More
2007 Jaguar X-Type Reviews
Jaguar X - Type Sport By Mark
Diesel 50 mpg. Rapid acceleration and 130mph, drive to Cornwall and feel like you have only been down the road ,New Tigra for the wife. Guy Salmon dealership different world, leather chesterfield fri... Read More
This Is My Car By Sébastien
cool.... love drinvin' this car... I prefer convertibles, but I need a "family car"... so.... good engine (V6), a real pleasure... Read More
2006 Jaguar X-Type Reviews
Its Good But Dont Drive It Fast By Gabriel
its a good car its comfortable a great looking car but if your looking for a sports car you looking the wrong way the can be comfortable and great looking because the car is unsteable even if you ... Read More
Great Fun. By Kevin
I have had since new and done 60k miles in it untroubled. Only gripe is I have an automatic and there is no left foot rest. Hardly the worst thing in the world. I was due to replace my car in Jan but ... Read More
2005 Jaguar X-Type Reviews
Great Handling Car With The Extras That Make This Model Jaguar Special By normcalfin
Trunk cargo liner and noise insulator attached to the underside of front hood are coming off. Front needs to be replaced and rear cargo insert pushed back into the factory position. Car rides grea... Read More
A Great Car And A Good Investment! By Artgn
I like the style, the power and its good resale value! I dislike the high end maintenance, but you get your money's worth and it pays off in the long run! The headliner needs to be replaced more quick... Read More
2004 Jaguar X-Type Reviews
Best Car I Ever Owned By chasinchelsea
What a nice surprise owning this Jag has been. After purchase of this car at the end of a 3-year lease, I was greatly impressed with the reliability -- contrary to the reputation Jags have based on i... Read More
Great Competition For The Bmw 3 Series But With More Luxury. By SS10
We use it mostly for date nights and trips. we have made 1000 mile trips in it and were not worn out from a bad ride. If you drive it lie a sports car then you get the advertised fuel mileage, but if ... Read More
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The biggest IT fair CeBIT 2014 runs from 10th to 14th March in Hanover, Germany. Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister David Cameron took part in the opening ceremony on Sunday, 9th March 2014. Britain is the official partner country at the five-day event.
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Do you direct mobile users to your mobile site first off
Nope, I hate sites that do that to me simply because I'm using an Andoid device, I can view nearly all sites completely normal on 7/8/10" tablets.
I have a "mobile" button right next to my "home" button therefore I have to assume that the lack of my mobile usage is that most people are quite happy with what they are viewing.
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The Lily is a seven story elevator building located on 81st Street between First and Second Avenue. Building amenities include a newly renovated lobby, laundry room located on the lobby level, package room, and virtual doorman system.
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The Lily on 81st Street is located on a beautiful tree-lined street off Second Avenue, a short walking distance to the 6 Train, Second Avenue Bus, Fairway Market, Agata and Valentina Gourmet, and surrounded by many of the fabulous restaurants and conveniences that the Upper East Side has to offer.
The Lily at 81st is a six story elevator building with a beautifully renovated lobby and common areas. The Lily is located in the heart of the Upper East Side on 81st Street between 1st & 2nd Avenue. The Lily has renovated kitchens and baths. Many apartments have washer / dryer units.
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In Windows XP, you may experience poor video capture and erratic System Monitor readings if your computer has either of the following chipsets:
The VIA power management timer hardware originally worked incorrectly, and a patch was applied to the hardware abstraction layer (HAL) to fix the problem on Intel 815x chipsets. Since that time, the VIA chipset was modified to correct the timer problem, but this causes the patched HAL to give incorrect timing values. This makes video capture "choppy," and causes System Monitor to generate incorrect readings under some conditions. The problem occurs with Intel 815x chipsets with APIC, and with the VIA dev_1106 and ven_0686 power management timers when you use a video capture adapter with a composite-in port.
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There could be a couple issues causing WordPress to not send mail however in a server move the most likely is that the previous server was using Sendmail and the new server is using a different mail server like Postfix or vice versa. There also are a couple ways to resolve the issue and I will explain each method below however I recommend installing a WordPress Add-on to resolve the issue versus modifying a core WordPress file that could inadvertently be overwritten in the future.
The two ways which are described in detail to resolve this issue are to either install the WP-Mail-SMTP WordPress plugin or to modify the pluggable.php file located in the /wp-root/wp-includes directory. Each method will change the way that the $phpmailer function sends mail.
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Twin wheeled skateboard that works like a Segway. Electric skateboards exist already with powered rear wheels. Plan here was to build something like a Segway but in the form of a skateboard. It knows which way is "up" via a combination of gyroscope and and accelerometer sensors, using a complementary (not complimentary) filter which reads and combines data from both 100 times per second. Steering by a simple rocker switch in hand controller (or a rewired Wii-Nunchuck as in photos if you are more ambitious).
Upper photo is original budget version with two lead-acid batteries and solid wheels. Lower photo is 2013 not-so-easy-build version, with pneumatic tyres and Headway LiFePO4 batteries just to see how far I could push this overall concept. More on the new one is here: https://sites.google.com/site/onewheeledselfbalancing/Home/18-2013superskate
What's new?
March 2014: I have finally managed to get this to work using a modern DIGITAL IMU from Sparkfun. This is important as the old analog ones as shown in this 2010 Instructable are very hard to obtain any more.
New Instructable describing the new control system with the DIGITAL IMu is here:
May 2013 FORUM: A nice person has started a forum on this topic www.selfbalancingskateboard.com
Can I buy one ready built?
Well, looks as if you now can. The German S-Walker looks strangely familiar somehow.
How does it stay level?
It controls the wheel motors so the wheels always stay under your centre of balance, like balancing a broomstick on your fingertip. This is called a "PID" control system and is used for all sorts of control situations. Think of the 363 feet high Apollo rockets used in the moon landings..........
Q: How come they didn't just fall over when they took off? They took off incredibly slowly for the first few seconds, tailfins would have no effect, far slower than Shuttle launches. Watch this video - it takes a full 10 seconds just to get to 100m and clear the launch tower:
A: They had engines mounted on swivelling mounts hydraulically controlled by a PID control system (lots of analog electronics I think involved too). First stage projected guidance system failure rate was approx. 1 in 256 which was considered an acceptable risk (!)
In 2008 I saw a YouTube video by Ben Smithers of his one-wheeled self balancing skateboard whizzing around a car park in Norwich UK. http://www.robosys.co.uk/ Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGbbag9dklU
It turns out he was a Lotus cars controls system engineer - which makes sense.
Also see Trevor Blackwell's site: http://www.tlb.org/eunicycle.html
Meanwhile I wanted to teach myself microcontroller programming and, totally underestimating the task, thought this would be a great fun way to do this. Advantage of two wheelers is that they turn more easily and can turn and balance even when stationary - which is fun. I prefer skateboards to segway clones as you just jump off if it goes wrong without tangling in the handlebars.
Why an Instructable?
Having learned lessons the hard way I thought it would be worth redesigning the project around an Arduino microcontroller, then seeing how low-cost and easy-build I could possibly make it. Something like this is not for the complete Arduino beginner, nor is it that "easy" however this is about as easy as a self-balancing machine is realistically ever going to get.
Projects like this lend themselves to being built as a team. Some examples below were built as college projects. There are
i) some electronics (not making circuit boards, just wiring and soldering) to master,
ii) some mechanical fabrication; this version is designed to require no welding, just nuts bolts and some woodwork. Wheel/sprockets/axles/bearings come as a unit (electric scooter rear wheel assemblies).
iii) some programming; the programs (Arduino sketches) you need, including those to help debugging, are attached (P43 - 47).
There are; IMU tester, motor tester, balances-nothing-else, rocker switch steered and potentiometer steered code examples.
How much does it cost?
I realised when costing them up that the cost of a self balancing robot would only be a little lower than that of a ride on machine, therefore I went for a ride-on machine! For me the cost was about $300 equivalent PLUS whatever batteries you choose to use. I recommend starting with lead-acid batteries then make improvements later once you have a working machine.
Why do it?
i) For the challenge of doing something original. Segway skateboards have been invented in principle BUT there is huge room for improvement.
ii) Making something that is practical and intuitive to ride is quite a challenge in terms of both electronics/software and fabrication/packaging. Cannot all be done on a computer. Eventually you have to actually build something then incrementally improve it. Despite the myth of "Eureka" moments, the truth is that this is how most innovations come about, by slow incremental development and hard work. Edison did not invent the lightbulb. He developed the first practical lightbulb.
iii) To educate yourself.
iv) These machines are really good fun to ride!
This instructable:
There are a large number of pages in this. This is deliberate, if you are serious about building one then you need every single step documented with no gaps.
Additional information:
I have documented all my machines both good and bad on another website here:
Links to dozens of other self-balancing projects from around the world here (needs an update soon):
Can I do this as a beginnner?
The fabrication has been deliberately kept really simple.
The soldering between sensors and arduino board needs to be good quality!
If you are new to Arduino I would recommend buying an Arduino starter kit. These come with some ancillary sensors etc and a set of about 12 tutorials. Work through them all (about 2 days work) and read a beginners book to Arduino. You will then be ready.
Can I build a SegwayTM clone?
Yes. Australian SciTech group have built a very low cost machine using a version of the Arduino code from this Instructable:
Here also is the Thatch No-Way Segway using my code almost unaltered: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4ax3N0UW38
Has anyone else built one?
Ages currently range from 12yrs to 81yrs.
This Instructable is over a year old now, so yes indeed, people have. Here are a few I know of:
1) Skateboard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSW7YXLCjqk
2) Skateboard: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-uUidBZEnM
3) The Velociryder: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvfUIxusPZw&feature=player_embedded
4) Great board video - Buffalo State College senior project: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEaTxahyQxc
5) Another board based on this Instructable: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhbH_AmIKZA&feature=related
6) A board based on old FIRST robotics parts + code from this instructable (FIRST robotics was started by Dean Kamen who also invented the Segway, to encourage youth to get interested in engineering): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh9LpNQ_S0k&feature=related
7) Carbon fiber racing car seat with 2 - the SciChair: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HtivH7INpZ4
8) Carey's self-balancing platform, good video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngMJcxeB7og
9) Really cool video (on clifftop path by the sea): Skate auto-balancé http://www.youtube.com/watch?
10) The KSLURP board from Malaysia: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3O2NkjJOlg
11) The MIT Seboard, video clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZQb-w_wyhM
12) The SITWAY sit-on machine by the 81year old gentleman above, with video: http://www.instructables.com/id/SITWAY/
13) This one has nothing to do with me but is such a really cool inspirational project I include it here, the TILTER skateboard, with hub motors and a suspension system: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsYukdSO64A&feature=player_embedded
14) New one wheeler from team cosmos with some technical information and video here: http://teamcosmos.com/skateone/index.shtml
Potential areas of improvement
It would be cool if people took this design and improved upon it.
The only way I can envisage further improvements in terms of weight reduction and compactness on my 2013 design with Headway cells and pneumatic tyres would be as follows:
a) Make frame from welded alloy.
b) The cheap scooter motors are quite heavy so use equally powerful but lighter, smaller combat robot motors.
c) To reduce length and make even more compact, someone, say a mech eng student, could design a neat hub motor for each wheel using epicyclic reduction gears.
You build these at your own risk. If tilted they WILL accelerate to correct the tilt. If you are not on the board, this means it can fly across a room or into your head. This is why you have to have an emergency hand switch that cuts the power if you let go of it. If it develops a fault it does not have multiple redundant systems like a real segway, most likely you will fall off! The code is not guaranteed against any bugs. If you don't believe me here is a video of Clint Rutkas developing a similar machine, also featuring some holes it punched in the walls of his apartment! http://vimeo.com/2013773
Have fun. Treat it as an adventure. Once you get it to balance there are many ways to improve it.
thanku for the feedback on the hub motors. It is unfortunate that there is a problem with the torque. I assumed that because they are advertised for scooters and wheelchairs that torque would not be lacking.
i found this IMU http://dx.com/p/gy-85-6dof-9dof-imu-sensor-module-for-arduino-148436#.Uv_JhfldVwx it is a reliable website
Just pointing out that the IMU above is a digital output one that does not work with the code in this instructable that was written to work with analog (variable voltage) output IMU's. These are becoming quite hard to find however.
This is why I have had to recently rewrite the code and add a new related instructable that shows you how to make a balance control system using a digital IMU.
Oh, i already ordered this IMU, i even started the project. I am making more like a onewheel-frame. i got all the aluminum parts and cut them up to shape, i picked the aluminum frame up from the welder today, i am using a small 24 volt DC motor. i got 4 small 7 ah 6 volt batteries and a velleman P8004 motor controller. I dont know if it works with my arduino UNO yet but its what i have (i am using a cigarette lighter 24-5 volt adapter as a power supply for my arduino, they're really cheap and function well) , otherwise i will buy an arduino motor controller like the sabertooth. Also, i am planning to add a light sensor as a dead-man switch, that way when somebody steps off the board it stops, i dont need a steering switch etc so i think i am just gonna remove those lines of code. i added pictures (the pics of the frame have low quality because my camera sucks at low-lighting). maybe i am going to upload videos someday. Thanks for the new code, helps a lot!
Sorry, i dont know why but my English is sort of broken today, usually it's better. :/ (i am dutch).
Looks good. I have no idea if the digital IMU you have bought will work with my new digital IMU code as I have only tested it with the 6dof digital IMU from Sparkfun. I am sure you will find out soon enough!
Ok, no problem, but please note, i am not doing this project bcause i know how to do it, i am doing it to learn how to do it so there might be a bit of a time-gap between every update.
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further, I am considering using the hub motors (8 or 9 inch), in order to reduce mass. Do you know if sabertooth motor driver will provide the power and control through to these motors....? I will chase up some specs if necessary.
The Sabertooth only works with brushed motors. There are some small brushed hub motors out there, but in general, hub motors tend to be brushless nowadays. I have built a machine like a segway with brushless hub motors and a very expensive Roboteq Brushless motor controller but that is another story. It can be done but it was expensive and it would not go up any kind of slope (lack of torque).
Also, hub motors do not generate as much torque (twisting force) as a regular wheel with a sprocket chain or toothed belt drive from a motor, i.e. small sprocket on motor and big one on wheel). With self-balancers a generous amount of torque is very useful to have, rather than a high top speed.
Here is links to the 8 inch and the 6 inch hub motors.
Seems that the 6 inch motors are reversible, there is a 9 inch version that has variable speed options, however i have a feeling that a control circuit should be able to provide such convenience with any of these hub motor selections (??)
Suppose I wanted to build one of these... but I wanted to add a third caster wheel and not worry about the whole self-balancing thing. I just want something I can stand on, be self-propelled, and be able to turn it by some really simple means.. What all electronics could I eliminate? Just the IMU's? Can anybody point me to maybe a SIMPLER Instructable that might show me such a thing?
Hi everyone,
Big development: I have finally managed to get all this to work with the Sparkfun DIGITAL 6dof IMU Code No: SEN-10121.
It has taken 2 years but there we are.
Uses code from all over the web chopped and changed and merged with my existing code. Use the very clever Kalman balance filter algorithm too.
See the new Instructable here:
Yes it will not go to 5V until it is tilted over 90 degrees.
I would use a microcontroller to look at voltage from accelerometer and send correct voltage to the motor controller, altering the performance by tweaking the code.
You could alternatively have an electronic circuit design that outputs double the voltage coming in from the accelerometer. Accelerometers are also very sensitive to vibration so the signal to your motor power controller when at less than full speed will have higher voltage spikes in it especially on rough ground that may make it behave oddly. You could also use a capacitor to smooth out these spikes.
I don't know what I will do. I asked the seller from Ebay to try again but expecting fail again. I already bough everything only this thing left ....
Maybe we should make little group and work together to make good working code for 6DOF digital unit.
What we all need is a basic self balancing sketch that runs with a digital IMU. It is a bit beyond my programming ability to keep the self balance program running at 100 samples per second and also maintaining reliable communication with the digital IMU.
I agree it would be great if someone could write some self-balancing code that works reliably with a digital hobby IMU.
I've been tuning the pid values as well as working with a few other values as follows:
Acc sum 353.3
Overall gain .1
Overallgaintarget .5
Balance target 353.3
I is commented out
Any thoughts on what is happening, John?
Can I just check what IMU you are using and what code? The latest code is attached to the arduino self balancing shield instructable, it is set to work with one particular analog IMU that is still available.
The code attached to this Instructable is out of date now and uses an IMU with different gyros inside it that is no longer available.
The gyro the code was written for (that you are using) had a bigger voltage change for any given change in rate of tilting. The GY-66 gyro puts out a smaller voltage change, but the accelerometer inside has same voltage change per degree of tilting as the one in the old IMU you cannot buy any more.
That is why your machine behaves as if the gyro is not really working but the accelerometer is working.
In the sketch attached to my Self-balancing Arduino Shield you will see 2 sets of comments. one refers to the gyro voltage output (of the GY-66) and one to the accelerometer output voltage. It shows how to scale the outputs so the code will work.
I will need to take a look at it but from memory you need to take the gyro reading from the GY-66 and multiply it by a bigger number than is used in the old code attached to this instructable.
Hope this helps. At some point soon I will remove all the code from this Instructable as it is confusing people and refer everyone across to the new one with the new code.
now my scooter balances perfectly but i cant stand on it. there is not enugh power to keep me balanced on it.
i did edited the code to
balance_torque = (float) (9 * anglerads) + (0.95 * gangleraterads);
but still cant stand on it.
do you have any idea how to fix that ?
Bigger motors ok but usually a bigger diameter sprocket on the wheel is the solution. My earliest machines had wheel sprocket almost same diameter as the tyre itself.
Have you increased the overall gain target term in the code as far as you can go before it starts oscillating?
Also look at the Sci-tech instructables which are very similar.
Anyways, i think it works better even with the smaller sprockets now! Got the bigger ones on Friday. They aren't that big though but at least bigger than the older ones.
Will try and post
er, it looks fine to me. It balances, the tip-start works, it responds to your kicks in correct way!
The weight of the handlebar arrangement on the front makes it want to "fall" forwards. The self-balancing compensates for this by powering the motors forwards, NOT until it is "balanced" again, BUT until it is LEVEL again (not the same thing at all). When level again, still more weight on front of machine than back, so still tries to fall forwards again, so accelerates forwards again to stop this and stay LEVEL, so it keeps rolling forwards.
If you were standing on it you would lean back, and pull stick back, until it stopped rolling forwards so would become a non-problem. If not standing on it the above happens.
You can balance rear of machine with a weight OR stand on it 1 or 2 cm behind centre line until it works nicely (with bigger sprockets) OR alter the value of 350 in the code by small amounts until machine considers itself to be "level" when the machine is actually leaning back a little so weight of handlebars is then balanced directly over the axle line.
Hope this helps
Will take the part of the new code however and adapt it to the old one.
I see the new code needs rewiring etc.
Will have to try it at a later point of time.
The problem starts when I tilt it a bit forward. It corrects itslef but moves forward and doesnt stop. If I tilt it backwards however, it corrects itslef imediately and stays there.
What could be the problem?
It has no idea of where it is in terms of position on the ground.
It does not know how fast it is going or whether the wheels are going round or not (if stationary on a slope it could be sending power to motors just to keep you still on the slope).
If you tip it back a bit when "moving forwards" will it then slow down or will it just go forwards and not stop whatever you do?
Unusual fault actually, usually if something is wrong it is equally wrong in both directions.
Can the angle be the problem; the 350 value for example may be to high?


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Having come off a Disney cruise (great service & food-nice ship), the casino was good. Personnel great except for one young guy who could have been in WWII for the enemy.
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This cruise came at the same time as Hurricane Sandra, so we were diverted to Costa May and Cozumel. Were disappointed not going to Kingston (never been), but of course understood. The last night, we felt we were being "rocked to sleep (didn't sleep much) by the boat, but DH said this was because of the swells???
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The Vandalia Sport Fishing and Conservation Club held a Buddy Bass Tournament on Vandalia Lake on Saturday, Sept. 11. The winners are pictured; from left to right: Scott Wisnasky and Tom Lindley, first place with 9.77 pounds; Travis Gould, second place with 7.61 pounds; and Mike Lindley and Steve Booth, third place with 3.81 pounds. The big bass winner was Gould with a 4.81-pound catch.
The YMCA is hosting its first annual Free-Throw-Athon from 9 p.m. on Oct. 15 to 5 a.m. on Oct. 17.
During each hour of the event, teams of 10 people representing organizations will shoot 100 free throws each to earn money for both the YMCA and their organization (the money will split 50/50).
Individual organizations must solicit pledges before the event. After the event, the YMCA will contact those who pledged money, and participating organizations will receive their check soon after.
Registration is open for a six-week spring training baseball program, sponsored by the YMCA.
The program will run from Jan. 9 to Feb. 13.
Players in grades 1-12 are eligible for the program, which will be directed by former Vandalia High School baseball coach Tim Summers in conjunction with the U.S. Baseball Academy.
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Luke Krajefska picked up the win for the Cougars. Cole Armstrong and Rudy Hablewitz each had two hits and three RBIs.
Friday, Sept. 23 vs. Noble South Central defeated Noble 14-5 on Friday.
Monday, Sept. 27 vs. Odin Brownstown defeated Odin in three sets (21-25, 25-17, 25-11) on Monday.
Morgan Stinebring had nine kills for the Bombers, and Michaela Walk added three service aces.
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Brownstown lost to Altamont in straight sets (25-18, 25-17) last Thursday.
Stinebring had four kills and three service aces for the Bombers.
Tuesday, Sept. 28 vs. Greenville The Vandalia High School soccer team lost to Greenville 7-0 on Tuesday. Goalies Austa Keppler and Lucas McDowell had nine saves in goal.
The JV team was defeated, 4-0.
Monday, Sept. 27 vs. Carlyle Vandalia lost 8-2 to Altamont on Monday. Matt Grove scored both goals for the Vandals. Sawyer Dickenson assisted one of Grove's goals.
Patrick Bauer and McDowell combined for six saves in goal.
Tuesday, Sept. 28 vs. Centralia Centralia 9 Vandalia 0
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Sierah Ruffner led the team with nine kills. Holly Goldsmith added four, and Taylor Parrish had three.
The JV team also lost in straight sets, 19-25, 22-25.
Amber Bruno had six kills for the Vandals, and Shelby Foster had two service aces.
The Mulberry Grove High School volleyball team won its first match since Oct. 21, 2008, last Wednesday when it defeated Mt. Olive in straight sets, 25-21, 25-21.
Mulberry Grove did win a match against Mid-America Prep School last season, but since that was MAPS' first year in existence, coaches point to the 2008 Egyptian-Illini Conference Tournament match as the last significant win.
Coach Natalie Lappe said on Sept. 16 that her young team was close to winning this season.
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Year-RoundNight Trains Season is a special Holidays tradition at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum beginning the Saturday after Thanksgiving (November 24, 2012) and running every Saturday evening from 6:00 to 9:00 pm through the last Saturday in February (February 23, 2013). New this year will be two Night Trains Extras, a season premiere on Friday, November 23rd and a New Year's Eve special on December 31st.
Night Trains Season comes to the dozens of model railroad layouts in a magical way, the lights are turned down, the buildings and street lights glow warmly, setting the scene for specially lighted models of vintage passenger trains. The make believe town of Matlin is buried in a blizzard, and throughout the Museum the layouts are adorned with miniature Christmas lights and decorations.
This year Santa will be hanging out the Museum each Saturday from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, between Thanksgiving and Christmas, and from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm on December 8th he will have sack of goodies for good girls and boys. Bring your camera and tell him about the train you want for Christmas. There's no additional admission to see Santa!
Night Trains takes place at historic Bandana Square, 1021 Bandana Boulevard East, Suite 222, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Originally a Northern Pacific Railway car repair shop, Bandana Square has been home to the Twin City Model Railroad Museum's O-scale model railroad since 1984. Added in 2009 is the Museum's Toy Train Division in the historic Chimneys Building just north of Bandana Square. On display there are many model railroad layouts in a variety of scales. Many are new since last year's Night Trains season and allow kids (and adults!) hands-on experience operating select trains and many great operating accessories.
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12:00 pm - 1:00 pmProfessor Marilyn O'Hara Ruiz, Department of Pathobiology Director, GIS and Spatial Analysis Laboratory
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We have sailed over 30 cruises, primarily with Celebrity and RCCL. This itinerary was of interest and the date (mid-February) fit our schedule.
The Crown Princess is is an attractive ship with cabins that are roomy with good storage. The showroom is fine and the interior lounges and spaces throughout the ship are large and numerous. However, as for us, finding a comfortable spot on any of the outside decks was a real problem. The constant noise and vibration, morning till night, from Movies Under The Stars made it impossible to relax, nap or read, either around the pool or on the upper decks. We tried to seek refuge near the smoke stacks....and found there was mechanical noise from the ship itself and soot. The promenade deck was extremely narrow, so the only chairs to be found there were just for upright seating....no lounges. In addition, half the promenade deck was for smokers.
The dining room was a real treat as the food and service were just wonderful. We have never, in over 30 cruises, had better food than this. Delicious, well presented, with real attention to detail. As far as the buffet is concerned, it's the smallest we've encountered. Nevertheless, breakfast had all the items one could possibly want. Lunch was limited - but there is pizza and hamburgers on the outside deck. On the days at sea, the dining room is open and certainly a good choice. Afternoon tea is available every day - small sandwiches, scones, pastries - all delicious.
The seven days we spent on the ship were enjoyable and fun but it is doubtful we would sail on the Crown again. The lack of comfortable outside space was, at least for us, a negative. Now - if Princess would turn off, or limit the MUTS - we might rethink our opinion.


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I'm using mep2013 when I try and move or stretch a dimension with the grips the usc goes upside down or offset and the dimension dosen't move or stretch. Any help would be great
I'd like to help but I'm not understanding the problem, can you give a more detailed description of the process?
It would help to see your workflow, the behavior, and where to look for this issue. There is a free video recorder called http://www.jingproject.com. Please make us a video of the issue. Jing allows you to upload the video to a website called http://www.Screencast.com, for free. Jing places a link to the video onto your computers clipboard. Simply paste that link into a reply to this post and we can then watch it and provide a solution to the problem.
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I had the same problem .. see this thread for an easy workaround
don't know what changed in ACAD, but this just worked 2012, you didn't have to remember to toggle the Z lock
try setting UCSFOLLOWDIMENSION = 2
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Chelsea Round Semi Flush Ceiling
Chelsea round semi-flush ceiling mount is available in two sizes in hand-cut crystal and chrome finish. Fixture is available in a smaller sizes and also available in square or round-shaped wall sconce, semi-flush, and pendant versions. Small is 10 inch diameter x 7 inches high and requires three 60 watt 120 volt B10 candelabra base incandescent lamps not included. Large is 14 inch diameter x 8.5 inches high and requires four 60 watt 120 volt B10 candelabra base incandescent lamps not included.
Dimensions: 7"H x 10"W |
Lamp Source: Incandescent |
Bulb: 3 x B10/Candelabra (E12)/60W/120V Incandescent Bulb not included |
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About Crystorama
Crystorama Lighting was founded in Brooklyn, New York, in 1958 by Abraham Kleinberg. The company was initially established as a primary importer of crystal chandeliers from Bohemia-Northern Czechoslovakia and offered the finest selection of classical crystal designs. Abraham Kleinberg's passion as an artist and designer was inspired from various cultures around the world. Through his travels he has incorporated into the product line the full hand cut crystal, the craftsmanship of decorative ironwork, and the meticulous manner by which ornate castings are hand chased to bring out their intricate detailing. Crystorama's rich heritage has continued over the last 50 years by working with design communities in Europe, India, Asia, and North America. The classically designed chandeliers continue to use the authentic molds and patterns to maintain the traditions of our forefathers. In a world of mass production, Crystorama Lighting continues to offer classical chandeliers that require years of experience and specialized craftsmanship.