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Tuesday, 24th April, 2012, 07:18 AM #91
Captain Garvyn frowns. If you place my son to rest where my wife is buried, that is to say in the far end of the crypt, it should break the curse and free us. The only thing left of my son is his bear which has a lock of his hair. That was the only thing I could find.... I had it with me, but I do not know where the blasted thing is...hey where are you going? the Captain calls back as Andras rushes back to where he saw the ghostly boy.
At first he has trouble finding the cabin door, it seems like it just disappeared, but finally he finds the secret door which has blended into the wall. The bear is on the bead and there is no sign of the boy. Andras grabs it and runs back to the group, hoping that he does not draw any ghostly wraith on the way.
Soon he assembles the whole group on deck. The fog now fully encompasses the ship giving. What, what is that? a sailor calls from the crows nest pointing at something. You see an island in the distance, one that was just a little speck before but is now coming into view, too soon if truth be told.
What is happening? Uncle Jaz says, coming up to the group. What's with all the fog? It's not g-g-g-hosts is it? he says shivering.
I see you found the bear. a voice says from behind causing Jaz to yelp. This be where you're headed, where my dear beloved wife is buried. She is laid to rest at the back of the mausoleum. If you put the bear where she is buried it should break the curse.
Soon the boat docks at the island and the party sets on shore. I'll wait for you until your done. Garvyn calls back. Good luck!
Waiiiit! Uncle Jaz calls out running up to the party. I'm coming too! I have to make sure we get that treasure. he whispers pulling out a small hand crossbow. And somebody might try and steal it! he says looking at Jax.
OOC: Another update soon, do you want to NPC Uncle Jaz Dekana?
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Jax drops to his knees on the beach. "At last! Dry land! And not a ghost in sight." Of course, there's very little of anything in sight, thanks to the fog.
"We should stay close," Jax says to his uncle. "Don't want to become lost here."
OOC: Is the fog thick on the shore too, or just off the coast?
Unless anyone else wants a turn at playing a rogue, sure, I can NPC Jaz. I've been wondering how the Thief class plays out, so this should be interesting.Last edited by Dekana; Tuesday, 24th April, 2012 at 11:14 PM.
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As the group gets ready to climb into the boat, Sir Exsixten pauses, a large jug of lamp oil held precariously over a coil of rope by the main mast.
AH, AN AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT, EXCELLENT! he says, dropping his torch and oil jug that miraculously lands on the rope without tipping or leaking as the torch sputters on the deck. LET'S GO FIND THIS GOBLING AND RESCUE THE DRAGON!My Current Story Hours: Dark Sun: Praetor, Eclipse Phase: This Mortal Coil
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Wednesday, 25th April, 2012, 05:33 AM #94
The group makes their way inland. The fog here is just as bad as when you were on the boat. At first you worry that you may get lost, but soon you come upon a large stone structure. Impressive carving of angles, gods and demigods are caved into the stone surfaces. They are chipped and worn however, this crypt is far older then you first imagined.
The door to the structure opens with a creak and you make your way into the dark interior, Sir ExSixTen's head lamp illuminating the way. Dust covers everything and the smell of mold and mildew stinks up the air.
The party continues down the stone steps but soon finds that the path splits into two way, left and right. This place smells terrible. Uncle Jaz says covering his snout. The sooner we get out of here the better. After we get the treasure that is.
OOC: The party has a choice, left or right. Or you may split up. Also you will need some kind of light (I am assuming Sir ExSixTen is using his head light thing).
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Dorn tries to stifle a cough but fails.
"Damned dust! Which way do we go?"
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Jax looks carefully at the carvings, but he sadly determines that they are either worthless or too heavy to move. He then points at the right passage.
"Shhh... did you hear that? It sounded like a kid. Or a ghost. I'll bet it's a TRAP either way." He turns to face his uncle. "Say, how are your eyes down here? I've spent too much time above ground; if I go first, I'll just bump into the walls in the darkness.
OOC: Funny how kobolds get darkvision as monsters, but not as PCs. close the world, .txEn eht nepo
Wednesday, 25th April, 2012, 06:42 PM #97
NEVER FEAR, SIR EXSIXTEN HAS THIS! he says, tromping off down the right passage.
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OOC: @Iron Sky does Sir ExSixTen still not roll perception checks (you mentioned it in a previous adventure)? Also does he use his passive perception? My PBP characters: http://tinyurl.com/yy9skz2
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OOC: Jax will walk side by side with Sir Exisixten, if that works. He can be the light source, and I'll make perception rolls. And we both get hit by traps at the same time - everybody wins!
Edit: Can I ride on Sir Exsixten's shoulders like a horse?close the world, .txEn eht nepo
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I love this guitar. It came in a cheap box from Thomann.de and was roughly set up. The initial impression was already good; I felt the vibration of the strings throughout the entire guitar and the sustain was great and I hadn't even plugged it in yet.
Once I changed the strings and set the intonation I started playing for real. Awesome tones; from creamy blues-tones to gritty hard-rocking filth.
+The neck is solid as a rock and the scale makes it super-easy to play. The rosewood fingerboard compliments the mahogany body very well, both in terms of design as well as sound. A good neck is essential to a great playing and sounding guitar.
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Strats, teles, Pauls, ES-355s and more~ the iconic gits of the last century and I'm an old man who played them all. At the end of the day they all have pickup selectors and tone controls and that's it. Try setting an amp completely flat, use the headphone out, leave the guitar knobs all the way up and plug each of those guitars in and play them for a while, switching between the pickups. That's the actual sounds of those guitars!
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After that begins the knob twiddling, gain and amp twiddling, pickup mods, string changes, etc. to suit a particular style or achieve a signature sound.
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This guitar came setup perfectly in a cheap cardboard box from MF. The design and hardware are simple and solid and these noiseless P-90's seem suited to the 24 inch scale and have a bit of reverb-like shimmer. The 24 scale allows me to play intricate patterns and riffs that I haven't been able to do for years on standard necks. The super slinky string gauge allows me to bend freely.
Yes the finish is ugly. Yes the strat jack looks silly (but it does grasp the cord's plug with a satsfying click). Yes, I've never liked the CBS era headstocks. Oh well....
This is a GREAT sounding guitar and (when played through simulators) iconic tones from the last century jump out all over the place!
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I do not especially care for the jazz bass knobs, but as a bass player first - I did not care for them on the bass either. I can replace them simply enough. I love the top mounted Strat style output jack! The tuning keys are firm and solid.
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Model Name: | Modern Player Jaguar®, Rosewood Fingerboard, 2-Color Chocolate Burst |
Model Number: | 0241300516 |
Series: | Modern Player |
Color: | 2-Color Chocolate Burst |
Body Material: | Mahogany |
Body Finish: | Gloss Polyester |
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Neck Material: | 1-Piece Maple |
Neck Finish: | Gloss Polyester |
Neck Shape: | Forma C |
Scale Length: | 24" (610 mm) |
Fingerboard: | Rosewood |
Fingerboard Radius: | Radio 9.5" (241 mm) |
Number of Frets: | 22 |
Fret Size: | Médium Jumbo |
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Safari is a magical journey. Readers, as if on safari, encounter eight wild animals that come alive. Using an innovative lenticular-based technology, precision sliding lenses, and original four-color video imagery, each image is like a 3-D movie on the page, delivering a rich, fluid, immersive visual experience. The cheetah bounds. The gazelle leaps. The African elephant snaps its ears. The gorilla munches the leaves off a branch. It's mesmerizing, as visually immediate as a National Geographic or Animal Planet special. Accompanying the images is Safari, the guide: It begins with an evocative journal of a safari along the Mara River in Kenya and interweaves the history of safaris. Then for each animal there is a lively, informative essay and an at-a-glance list of important facts. It's the romance of being on safari — and the almost visceral thrill of seeing the animals in motion — in a book unlike any other. Review:"Lenticular technology takes a big leap forward with this virtual safari that highlights eight African animals. Triggered by page turns, Kainen's animated images are akin to those in Rufus Butler Seder's Scanimation titles, but even more remarkable in their realism; watching a western lowland gorilla chew or a Thomson's gazelle leap isn't all that different from watching a clip of a nature film (or at least an animated gif). Kaufmann opens the book with a recounting of a safari to Kenya's Masai Mara reserve; it reads as adult ('As the sun settles into the savanna, we... watch the long silhouettes of giraffes while sipping a hearty Cabernet Sauvignon'), but both the information contained there and in the profiles of the eight animals will fascinate young readers. As will Kainen's animations, of course. All ages. (Oct.)" Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
About the AuthorDan Kainen is an inventor, artist, and photographer. His curiosity and passion for holography and imaging technology has led to three patents in that field, the latest of which is the basis for the Photicular technology used in Safari. He lives in New York City, and his website is dankainen.com.
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2005 Mazda3 Sport vs 2005 Impreza RS Wagon
ateixeira Posts: 72,587Off boost, sure. It has more displacement and a higher compression ratio.
0-60 is not even in the same league, though, when you open it up. WRX is in the 5s.
The turbo reaches peak torque by 4000 rpm, boost starts building so by 3000rpm it'll begin to show an advantage over Mazda's 2.3l and then build a wide margin from that point on.
You don't have to redline it to see the advantage.
Any how, a more comparable car would have been the Outback Sport or the Impreza RS, not WRX. You get a 2.5l engine with plenty of low-end torque, no waiting. The extra HP compared to the Mazda is offset by the extra drag AWD creates, but 0-60 should be in the 7s for both.
Those cars are also priced a lot lower, probably even less than you paid.
The 3 is a fine car and should stand up nicely based on its own merits, though.
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mz3ct Posts: 23Great post - these were my sentiments exactly back in April when I chose my 04 3 hatch. I haven't driven in anyhitng else lately that comes close to the feel and response (engine and suspension) of the 3. It's tight, silky smooth, and superbly designed in every way - no let downs inside or out....and you gotta love the lights at night inside....great car...and the engine breaks in around 10k - even silkier now.....have fun!
napoleandyno Posts: 6i've also been closely comparing these two rides (impreza RS and mazda 3) for purchase in the near future. the 3's interior is miles ahead of the subie, in terms of room and comfort as well as the fit and finish. these cars are very similar in size, but i somehow found both the back seat and the front seat much roomier and more comfortable in the 3 compared to the cramped impreza (i'm 6'1 with long legs). that said, the only thing i dislike about the 3's interior are the 3 plastic "pods" that house the guages - i found them to be really flimsy-looking and i could see myself tearing them off while sitting in traffic one day. small complaint, agreed. otherwise, however, i felt that the impreza had the 3 beat with what felt like a more powerful motor (even though hp is supposed to be the same) and slightly tighter handling. another strike against the 3 is that up here in montreal it is easily the most popular new car, and there are tons of them, whereas the impreza still has a bit of exclusivity, if that sort of thing matters. factor in the impreza's awd and it should be a no-brainer for me, but i still go back to the 3's great, roomier interior and good steering feel, so it remains something of a toss-up.
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crowcanada Posts: 4The Impreza RS Wagon and Mazda3 were both on my list recently. I went with the Mazda3.
Mazda6s had a good comment: if you want/need AWD, then the comparison is moot, the Subaru is the only way to go. Unless you routinely drive offroad in the back of beyond, the Subaru is a superior choice to most any SUV if you want AWD.
Relative to the Mazda3 I think the Subaru had marginally better visibility, better cargo space, a roof rack and excellent ergonomics. Drawbacks included a very grabby clutch, noisy powertrain, and poor mileage.
The Mazda was the hands-down winner for quiet and comfort. Get them both on the highway at 100 km/h and the predominant noise in the Mazda is the road and the radio whereas in the Subaru the engine drowns out almost everything. The Mazda also holds the edge in economy, with about 20% better mileage ratings. Drawbacks to the Mazda are smaller trunk/hatch (than a Subaru wagon, anyway), eye-straining red gauges, and inferior visibility.
I found rear seat accomodations in the two vehicles to be more-or less equivalent. The Mazda is better for two with more deeply countoured seating, but the Subaru had the edge in seatbelt placement and with three occupants. In front, the Mazda actually feels a little less roomy to me because of the very wide center stack. It was easy to get comfortable though with the telescoping adjustement on the steering wheel. All the controls are placed just right in the Mazda so they're easy to reach and easy to read. No complaints with the Impreza, I just felt the Mazda was better.
In driving, the Mazda3 was easily the more tossable of the two, but it also had a slightly stiffer ride, basically a case of you give a little, you get a little.
A note about red gauges. Lots of people, including those in the car journalism business, seem to think that red is a good color for gauges. I couldn't disagree more. If you've seen the lavender colour used in a Passat or the blue colour in a 1998 Windstar, then you'd have a better idea of what colour gauges should be. I don't care how sporty you may think red is - try driving for twelve hours straight after dark and then tell me how cool the red looks. That said, the red colour wasn't enough to stop me from buying a Mazda3 and, although I'll never love the red, you do get used to it.
The Subaru should win in the bad weather, but more important than the AWD is a good set of rubber. AWD is of limited value if you don't have good contact with the road. I'll find out the wisdom (or lack thereof) of that statement when the winter weather arrives.
Ultimately, the noise and the mileage are what disqualified the Subaru for me. If the mileage had been comparable to what I could expect from the Mazda3, then it would have been a much tougher decision. It just comes down to my not wanting to pay the gas premium 365 days a year for the added security the AWD would deliver on the half dozen days a year when it really matters.
As for the WRX, the insurance cost would be the killer there! The Mazda3 and Impreza were similarly weighted, but the WRX is in a league beyond them.
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587The MazdaSpeed version of the 6 will get AWD, so perhaps this feature will come to future versions of the 3?
Imagine that 276hp turbo 2.3l with AWD coupled to the lighter 3...mmmm.
I'm surprised that Mazda chose the bigger 6 to go EVO and STi hunting, actually. The 3 might have been a better choice.
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napoleandyno Posts: 6great post, crowcanada - lots of food for thought. while i won't be driving through blizzard conditions 365 days a year (though montreal can get pretty gnarly), i am curious enough about the awd experience that i'd like to own a car with it at least once. i'm surprised you found the handling to be noticeably tighter in the mazda, as i found the subaru RS to be just as tossable and nimble as the 3, if not more so. the guages in the mazda didn't bother me too much, but you're right, you always hear journalists raving about the bmw and older audi red guages, but i couldn't think of a more unpleasant color to have shining in front of me over a prolonged period.
el_bagador Posts: 28hope this conversation can be resurrected. i tested the 3 and the matrix xrs this weekend, and the maz blew the doors off the trix in every aspect. i'm now going to try an impreza rs (the wrx is out of my range $$-wise) to see what that feels like. my main concerns in comparing these two are:
reliability--did the 3 work out the kinks from the first model year yet?
gas mileage--have read varying thing on the difference between these two cars.
parts replacements--somebody said earlier that dealers overcharge for maz parts...what if i don't get them from the dealer? are these cars comperable in routine maint/wear and tear costs? -
ateixeira Posts: 72,587A/C was the biggest issue for the first model year of the Mazda3. The Mazda faithful say they've worked it out.
When I go to a dealer parts prices I'm quoted are astronomical. A wheel bearing cost us $900, an O2 sensor, part only, cost $220. My Miata's gas cap was $28 and oil filters are $8.
So plan on going to wholesalers. I've used Roebuck Mazda with some luck, but haven't ordered anything in a long time.
We dumped our 626 when it became a money pit. My Miata is fine, as are our 2 Subies.
Subaru parts prices have been lower, in my experience, with or without a wholesaler. Service can still be pricey, though.
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el_bagador Posts: 28how about service charges on a mazda? cheaper? more costly? i don't plan on having a dealer work on my car for anything that isn't warranty-related, since this issue isn't unique to mazda in experience. i drive a 92 saab 900 now, and the dealer prices on stuff are rediculous. and the labor is rediculous no matter where i take it. are mazda parts just generally expensive, even if i'm going through a local mechanic?
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creakid1 Posts: 2,032The Consumer Reports 2005 future car issue shows the Mazda6 having a "below average rating" in reliability history, while the reliability history of the domestic-built '03-04 Focus, which a portion of them come w/ Mazda 2.3 engine, is "above average". Imagine how reliable the Focus is when all '05's come w/ Mazda engines!
Also, the Miata is reliable, unlike the rotary RX-8. -
nippononly SF Bay AreaPosts: 12,673it has been hard for a long time to find good dealer service for either Mazdas or Subarus. That is a common problem with both brands, it would seem. Luckily, we have a local Subaru guru who runs a really tight ship in a little independent shop near me, and he beats the dealer prices for almost everything by about a third. However, OEM parts for both brands are pricey.
When I had my Outback Sport (previous gen Impreza with bigger tires than the rest of the line and two-tone paint), the most fun I had was driving it rally-style down dirt roads. It was an absolute blast for that due to the 50/50 AWD distribution and the extra-long suspension. If only you could try out today's Impreza RS under the same conditions, you would probably buy it on the spot, it is that much fun.
On the street though, the Impreza will supply a lot more understeer than the MZ3 because of the AWD. There will also be more body roll, and an altogether less "sporty" experience. It also weighs a couple hundred pounds more than the MZ3. But just remember my little story - the Impreza is a lot of fun to throw around on the road, especially where the pavement turns to dirt, and so sure-footed it is really hard to place a tire wrong.2013 Civic SI, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (stick)
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ateixeira Posts: 72,587In a steady state Subies tend to understeer (same with FWD), but it's easy to get the rear end out on just about any of them except for the VDC, which has stability control.
Lift the throttle or add more in that corner, you can get the tail out.
If you want even more neutral handling, the SPT rear sway bar wholesales for just $78, the 18mm one. The 20mm SPT bar wholesales for just $82. And it's just 4 bolts to install them (I've installed 2 myself).
Stock bars vary from 13-19mm, but it's a cheap and easy upgrade if you don't like understeer.


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Current and future astronomical surveys are producing catalogs with millions and billions of objects. On-line access to such big datasets for data mining and cross-correlation is usually as highly desired as unfeasible. Providing these capabilities is becoming critical for the Virtual Observatory framework. In this paper we present various performance tests that show how using Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) and a Zoning algorithm to partition and parallelize the computation, we can facilitate large-scale query and cross-match.
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In Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems XV
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At age 61, and after a lifetime of work in Human Resources management and consulting, I finally have the best job of my life.
I'm the Director of Research and "Chief Career Counselor" for the leading online career service for people age 50+ - RetirementJobs.com.
I had 16 different jobs: paperboy, soda "jerk", mailman, auto mechanic, landscaper, house painter, production line worker, computer operator, college instructor, plant supervisor, truck driver, soldier, warehousing manager, retail store clerk, customer service manager and accountant -- all before I turned 25! None of these prepared me for a career in Human Resources. But they did give me a clear view of what working for a living entailed and the variety of jobs was ideal preparation for what I do today.
I help age 50+ people determine how they can make a living or supplement their retirement income.
Do you remember the "good-old-days" when you worked for an employer for a lifetime and retired with a gold watch, pension check and health care costs weren't the biggest issue on your mind? Within 10 years, this type of retirement will likely be forgotten. We're healthier, living longer and caught up in high tech, exciting times. Studies indicate that more than 75% of us plan to work in some job beyond traditional retirement age. For some, we'll work of necessity to pay bills and obtain health care coverage. Others will work because they choose to.
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Some of central Nevada's best attractions await mere minutes off U.S. Highway 50.
Photo: Jay Aldrich (Cold Springs Station & Hickison Summit)
As I traverse the western slope of central Nevada's French Peak along the Toiyabe Crest National Recreation Trail, the silence that has been my only companion for more than two days is shattered as a pair of jets from Naval Air Station Fallon crack past the sound barrier during aerial maneuvers. I stop and watch them zig, zag, and zip overhead, marveling as much at the skill of the pilots as at the fact that this is the closest thing to human contact I will experience over the trail's entire 72 miles.
If the words silence and solitude ever come up during your vacation planning, Nevada's Pony Express Territory and its off-the-beaten-path attractions, such as the Toiyabe Crest National Recreation Trail and Spencer Hot Springs, should be your next destination.
When the original Lincoln Highway through Nevada was paved in the mid-1920s, its route crossed the almost 7,500-foot-high Carroll Summit over the Desatoya Mountains. Four decades later, the highway—renamed U.S. Highway 50 in the late '20s—was rerouted north to New Pass Summit. At less than 6,400 feet and with easier approaches from both directions, the route, although less scenic, was faster and more dependable in winter. The old road was changed to a State Route, mercifully saving it from falling into disrepair.
Today, S.R. 722 stands as an option for motorists and cyclists looking for more solitude than even The Loneliest Road in America provides. East of Carroll Summit, the highway passes numerous ranches and picturesque fields of alfalfa through the Smith Creek and Reese River Valleys, climbs Railroad Pass, and rejoins U.S. 50 just west of Austin.
Just off U.S. Highway 93 between Ely and Wells in the Cherry Creek Range is one of the state's least-known wilderness retreats. The rugged Goshute Canyon Wilderness Area is home to thick piñon and juniper forests, towering limestone cliffs, and abundant wildflowers. Streams in the region support populations of native trout and myriad wildlife, and the highest reaches of the range sustain groves of bristlecone pines. The limestone Goshute Cave, accessible via an easy rock climb, is said to be a great cavern for beginning cavers to explore. Camping is permitted (but primitive), and motorized vehicles are not allowed in the confines of the wilderness area.
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Ely Field Office
702 N. Industrial Way, Ely
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Thousands of years ago, Nevada's arid desert landscape wasn't so hostile—or so dry. Many of the state's parched valleys harbored vast shallow lakes, such as ancient Lake Lahontan. The state's earliest residents hunted, fished, and lived along the shores of these lakes. Little evidence of Nevada's first inhabitants remains today, which makes sites such as the petroglyphs at Grimes Point and Hickison Summit, artifact-rich Hidden Cave, and the pictographs at Toquima Cave so unique and precious.
The oldest and most easily accessed of central Nevada's ancient sites is Grimes Point Archaeological Area. About 10 miles east of Fallon on U.S. 50, an easy, self-guided interpretive trail meanders among hundreds of boulders etched with ancient rock art. The spot, situated near the foot of a low bluff overlooking Lahontan Valley, was once the shore of ancient Lake Lahontan. It is assumed that hunters who stalked game onto the then-peninsula left the markings. The adjacent parking area has restrooms and a picnic area.
Hidden Cave, a short distance east of Grimes Point, was carved out by the waters of ancient Lake Lahontan about 21,000 years ago. As many as 3,800 years ago, humans started to use the cave. In the 1920s, four Fallon boys rediscovered the cave. The arrangements of the cave's numerous artifacts have led experts to believe Hidden Cave's primary use was for storage rather than as a shelter. Roundtrip tours of the site are offered by the Churchill County Museum in Fallon on the second and fourth Saturdays of every month.
Hickison Summit (pictured), about 20 miles east of Austin on U.S. 50, is the access point for another of central Nevada's important prehistoric sites. A short dirt road leads to Hickison Petroglyphs Recreation Area, a collection of ancient carvings on rock faces along an easy, self-guided interpretive trail. The nearby campground has restrooms and 16 sites with picnic tables.
Toquima Cave is unique among central Nevada's prehistoric sites in that its rock art is in the form of pictographs—painted markings—and not petroglyphs—carved markings. The volcanic rock shelter, about 30 miles southeast of Austin via U.S. 50, State Route 376, and dirt roads, is home to more than 300 painted images in pigments derived from gypsum (white), hematite (red), goethite (yellow), and charcoal (black).
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The short-lived Pony Express Trail (1860-61) left an impression on the West and all of America far greater than its 18-month lifespan would allude to. In stark juxtaposition to the indelible stamp it left in the nation's collective memory, most of the stations that dotted the route have all but disappeared, dismantled by later settlers or reclaimed by the harsh environments they once occupied.
Some of the Pony Express's former stations are within Nevada's cities and towns—memorials in Carson City, Dayton, Stateline, and other communities commemorate the trail. Other former stations retain some of the original structures and provide an idea of what the rugged route might have looked like more than 150 years ago. Substantial rock walls stand at Sand Springs Station near Fallon, and the best-preserved station in Nevada, Cold Springs, about midway between Fallon and Austin, includes part of the original outpost and an interpretive center.
Some adobe and rock walls mark the site of Smith's Creek Station west of Austin, and plaques memorialize the former sites of Dry Creek Station (midway between Austin and Eureka north of U.S. 50) and Diamond Springs and Ruby Valley Stations (northeast of Eureka). The Schell Creek Station, north of Ely, is home to two log structures and other building ruins, but it is uncertain whether they were part of the original station.
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If there's one thing that is a true treat to me, it's hot springs. There's something about soaking in natural mineral water that was heated below the Earth's crust that I love. Throw in the fact that getting there usually involves a weekend, good friends, and some outdoor enjoyment, and you can pretty much count me in on any hot-springs road trip.
When I first saw Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce's ad touting Spencer Hot Springs, I knew we would go. Having said that name practically a million times since November 2007 (our son Spencer's arrival), the springs and surrounding area seemed like a destination of destiny.
The pools are just outside of Austin, easy enough to find but remote enough to provide for privacy and a chance to take in the expansive views of central Nevada. As with most hot springs, you're likely to come across some interesting characters, and Spencer is no exception. In our case, it was a weary mineworker, coming to soak during his days off.
Located in the same general area as Toquima Cave, the steaming mineral dunk is well worth the drive. Be sure to bring the necessities, and don't forget to test the waters before getting in.—CARRIE ROUSSEL
Sitting practically right under the nose of one of eastern Nevada's largest cities is among the state's finest mountain playgrounds. Just six miles from Ely, Ward Mountain Recreation Area is an oasis of outdoor activities. Winter and spring visitors can enjoy backcountry skiing and snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing in the shadow of 10,963-foot Ward Mountain. When the snow melts, the recreation area's 30 miles of trails are great for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and nature watching.
A campground provides cooking grills, fire pits, drinking water, picnic tables, and restrooms, and its volleyball court, baseball field, swing sets, and amphitheater ensure that the fun continues well after campers have left the trails for the day. The recreation area is also popular among sportsmen during hunting season.
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Most would agree that taking the figurative high road is a rewarding course of action. In central Nevada, the literal high road is just as gratifying. The 72-mile Toiyabe Crest National Recreation Trail traverses the spine of one of the state's highest and longest mountain ranges.
Not for the faint of heart, the route climbs steeply from either end to gain the crest and requires advanced fitness and route-finding skills on the often-nonexistent path. Long waterless stretches necessitate careful budgeting of resources, and the trail's high elevations (much of it is above 10,000 feet) mean there are very few trees to protect backpackers from the desert sun.
For those tough enough to endure the hardships, the rewards include breathtaking solitude in a beautifully uncluttered, untrampled alpine environment. Highlights along the trail include the optional side trip to the top of Arc Dome—at 11,773 feet, it's the tallest mountain in Nye County and among Nevada's loftiest peaks—and the canyons of the upper Reese and South Twin Rivers.
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
Austin Ranger District
100 Midas Canyon Rd., Austin
Spencer Hot Springs is indeed a wonderful place. Please help keep it that way by hauling off all of your trash and cleaning up after those who don't. If you spend the night, don't camp on top of the soaking pools. There is plenty of space nearby. The pools should be shared by everyone and not hogged by a few inconsiderate folks. You know who you are.
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Listed in the National Register of Historic Places and located in the heart of the city, Stranahan House stands as one of the few remaining shadows of Fort Lauderdale's pioneer heritage. The house was constructed in 1901 by the eponymous Frank Stranahan as a trading post for early settlers, native Seminole Indians, and the now-extinct verbose alligator. After the burgeoning town appropriated it for use as a post office, town hall, and more through the decades, historians painstakingly restored it to its 1913–1915 glory. On three daily tours lasting 45 to 60 minutes, expert guides lead local history buffs through its rooms, detailing the house's multitudinous uses, showing off its Victorian furniture, and offering a glimpse into the vernacular architecture of the bygone era.
Grammy-winner Rihanna unleashes her formidable pipes and celebrated songbook as she continues traveling the countryside on her LOUD tour. Vibrant costumes and first-rate production harmoniously augment the singer's chart-topping oeuvre, which includes hits such as "S & M," "Only Girl (In the World)," and "What's My Name?" From the BankAtlantic Center's 400-level seats, concertgoers can marvel at the elaborate set pieces gilding the stage as their eardrums feast like hungry dachshunds in an unmanned pizza parlor. Cee Lo Green and J. Cole add their own vocal talents to the evening's aural enticements, creating a three-pronged attack on musical monotony.
The most recent addition to Paragon Theaters' repertoire of upscale movie venues, Paragon Deerfield 8 Movie Theater cushions customers in the plush luxury of its newly renovated theaters. Stadium-style seats pad posteriors as their owners gaze upon the silver screens from clear vantage points. An expanded concessions menu sates the palates of moviegoers by presenting a range of hearty fare and, for those of age, beer and wine.
Sony HD digital projectors bathe the towering screens in crystal clearness, granting films a visual crispness so pronounced it has enabled sponsors to advertise their logos in actors' pores. The company plans additional upgrades and outdoor seating to bring all the amenities found in its locations in Miami, Florida, and Burnsville and Rochester, Minnesota, to the new Deerfield Beach location.
Florida Crushers' licensed coaches have a knack for spotting athletic ability. They seek out girls and boys with the potential to excel as soccer players and help them hone their skills through their childhood and teenage years. Training can start for players as young as four years old. Coaches use fun games and activities to instill the fundamentals of coordination, ball movement, and confidence. As players progress, coaches introduce game strategy and reveal how to crack open a soccer ball to access the creamy filling inside. They also ready players for tournament play.
The original Strikers were born in 1977, when the Miami Toros moved to Broward County. Donning their popular red-and-gold hooped uniforms, the team experienced instant success—so much so that Lockhart Stadium underwent two seating expansions to accommodate the club's rapidly growing fan base. During those years, a playoff game between the Strikers and New York Cosmos drew a crowd of 77,691, which still stands as the record for a U.S. Pro League soccer match and most people squished into a single soccer net.
Even with all their success, the Strikers relocated to Minnesota after the 1983 season. The team returned five years later, and for more than two decades, competed as part of several leagues. Finally, after a failed attempted to bring Major League Soccer to Miami, the Miami FC of the United Soccer League decided to officially adopt the Strikers moniker and move to the North American Soccer League for the 2011 season. The Strikers didn't waste any time announcing their rebirth, as they made the league's championship series that same season.
Swinging and serving on the secluded Deer Creek Tennis Resort's 12 courts, a trained staff of tennis pros helps players to improve their racket skills. Under the tutelage of a certified instructor, novice and seasoned competitors alike receive customized coaching during private lessons, whether it's learning the versatile racket's mashed-potato-making methods for newbies or mastering a steady serve for tennis vets. Tailored to each player's personal needs and skill level, the one-hour sessions focus on practical tennis techniques such as proper grips, body position, and swinging methods.
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anyone know how large a tire you can put on a stock set of rims on a 1999 k1500, with stock suspension height? sombody told me you have to be careful because tire size can affect anti-lock brakes, also what do you do for the speedometer? i plan on buyin a second set of factory rims, and installing a set of taller more aggressive tires for winter, Im looking at a set of Maxxis buckshot mudders 265-75-16 or 285-75-16 if i could get away with it... . Any input?
02-17-2007, 10:42 PM #2I've got 265/75/16's on my '98 Suburban without any issues. From what I read in the owner's manual, I even believe they were optional from the dealership. It seems like I've heard you can get away with 285/75/16's, too, but I don't know that for sure.
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02-17-2007, 11:35 PM #3A good tire shop will let you know what size you can use without modification. My 06 2500HD is running one size bigger at 265 75R-16's with no mods. I think I can go 285's with trimming the spoiler a little. My speedo is off by 3mph between 50 -70mph. Actual speed is 3mph higher than indicated. MY buddy lifted his 05 2500HD and went bigger on his tires, but he invested in the hypertech programmer to correct the speedometer.
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The ship offered extraordinary room service. Every morning I'd have coffee and danish sent to the room, and every morning this wonderful gentleman from room service would call me to make sure everything was all right. This was such a special touch!
Also, their entertainment in the lounges was spectacular. Don the Piano Man was a tremendous performer as well as a talented pianist, and the man on the electric guitar was very entertaining as well. However, the production shows were very mediocre -- too loud, too canned and came across as being amateurish.
The food on the ship was very good -- not exactly gourmet, but very good. The big problem is the main dining room at night. It took us 2 1/2 hours to eat there. The service was extremely slow because Holland America has cut back on the wait staff, and these overworked people just had too many tables. Finally, I just asked the waiter to bring everything at once. I couldn't take the half hour waits between courses. Toward the end of the cruise, we ate dinner up on the Lido deck because it was convenient and much more private. Everyone on the ship was talking about these cut backs on staff, but it was most noticeable in the dining areas.
Holland America also destroyed the aft pool area by ripping out the most gorgeous pool to make room for more cabins. They added hot tubs and big thick walls that look right out of Carnival. Needless to say, like most guests, we never went back there. What a shame!
Also, a note about the port of Hamilton. Our cabin was on the starboard side of the ship which faced Front Street while docked. At night, all night long, we were awakened by loud rock music coming from the nightclubs. If you want a peaceful night's sleep, book a cabin on the port side of the ship.
Despite the few problems, we really liked this cruise because of the ship and also that Bermuda is paradise on Earth! I'd go again in a New York minute!


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Starring Wen Sheng Hao and Nikki HsiehJin Da Hua (Nikkie Hsieh) is sweet, but misunderstood: she's constantly being made fun of for her buck teeth, pigtails and poor fashion taste. On top of that, she's got a debilitating crush on the handsome, good hearted Lin Guan Jun (James Wen), but does he even know she exists? Before she can find the genuine answer, Jin Da falls into a bizarre plot of plastic surgery and wakes up looking like the glamorous heiress Du Liang Yen. From rags to riches — and from dork to princess — Jin Da ends up in a tale of romance and soul searching.
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Chris Wu
as Ouyang Tai -
Lene Lai
as Yu Kai Le -
Zhao Jun Ya
as Qin Mo -
Xue Shi Ling (MC40)
as Jin Da Li -
Guo Shu Yao
as A Xi -
Yuan Ai Fei
as Hu Xiao Fei


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Senior Mario Alford has found a home at outside receiver, where he came alive in the last four games of 2013.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Mountaineer players met with members of the media tonight.
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West Virginia University Director of Athletics Oliver Luck recently visited the WVU Child Learning Center to participate in the Read Aloud Program. This week's subject: Dr. Seuss.
Our Jeff Culhane sits down with Associate Head Coach Tom Bradley, the newest member of the Mountaineer football staff, in our weekly WVU Sports Podcast.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - Members of the West Virginia University football coaching staff met with members of the media today after practice.
E. Gordon Gee was named West Virginia University's permanent president today (March 3) – the third time he's been asked to lead the state's land-grant, flagship research University.


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Super League Final Webcast |
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The US Rugby Super League Final (RSL) will be webcast live from the campus of Life University, Marietta, GA. this coming Saturday May 21 @ 2pm EST – all you need to do is go to this web site www.liferunningeagles.com put in your email address, set up a password and you will be able to view the game in its entirety. The Final's commentary is being performed by Brian Lowe with a halftime interview with Eddie O'Sullivan, Coach of the USA National Men's Rugby Team. This years RSL final is being contested between San Francisco Golden Gate (SFGG) winner's of the RSL Western Conference and Life University winners of the RSL Eastern Conference. The last time these two teams met was in the RSL Semi Final in 2010 where SFGG won a close match 14-10. Before that, the two met in the 2009 final, where SFGG also prevailed in a close tussle, 23-13. |