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Like many people, I make lists – grocery lists, to-do lists, reminder lists, lists of birthday gift ideas, lists of lists… you get the picture. Although most of them are mental, many are sticky notes, and in the world of multitasking, I've migrated most of those lists to electronic to-dos or categories of lists.
I've tried to-do / list making apps and almost a year ago settled on Any.DO as my non-Apple favorite: its simplicity is beautiful (similar to Clear), syncs across multiple devices (almost like Wunderlist), and has location-based reminders (like Apple's native Reminders app using iCloud). Yes, it's nearly perfect for my needs – lists can be categorized by folder or deadline and even comes with dictation that is often more successful than Apple's.
So if it's so "perfect" why am I ranting? Well, honestly I know what Any.DO is capable of DOing that I miss its equivalent partners – a Mac App and particularly an iPad app. I understand that Any.DO migrated from the Android platform which explains their successful Chrome browser extension (which I use daily) and Gmail integration, and I'm guessing their app looks stunning on Droid devices… but I've been waiting for awhile now. Give it up. At least make an iOS universal app!
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InfrastructureIssues - WebSite - DownloadPages
These are the central pages where Jakarta releases (and other artifacts) can be downloaded.
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/binindex.cgi and http://jakarta.apache.org/site/sourceindex.cgi
A Bit Of History
The download pages (in their current form) were devised when Jakarta releases were moved onto the mirrors. The aims were:
- Create a single page for all Jakarta downloads. This page is much easier to monitor than all the old download pages in all the subprojects.
- Stop users download releases from the main ASF servers.
- Educate users about the need to verify releases downloaded from the mirrors.
In those terms, it was a great success. But usability and scalability never featured amongst the aims and they were sacrificed.
The Long Term Problem
As the number of releases increases, the current design is not scaling well. The usability problems that the page has always grow greater as the number of releases that need to be shown grows.
Change Suggestions
Rethink Education Strategy
At the moment, there's a lot of talk at the top of the page. It was put there to educate users.
Really, users need only worry about checking MD5 sums. Signatures are very useful for Apache purposes but are not useful unless the user understands about signatures, webs of trust and so on. I'm inclined to give shorter, more precise advice at the top of the page (maybe moving the content to a subsidary page) and emphasis the MD5s by putting them directly on the page (rather than linking them). Maybe even move the KEYS and signature links onto a separate page intended for expert users who either understand the mechanics or who are willing to read up on it.
This might result in a website that is more usable as well as being better at encouraging users to check the releases in the right way.
Index for Releases
Create an index for all releases near the top of the page so people can more easily find each product.
Use a table for the releases
One of the problems with the current page is the amount of scrolling needed. This is mainly because each product uses several lines.
It seems to me that if the information were reorganised in a table, with one row per product release, a lot of the navigation problems would be resolved.
For example:
5.1.zip |
5.1.tar.gz |
Commons Beanutils |
1.6.1.zip |
1.6.1.tar.gz |
[The KEYS column could be eliminated by making the product name a link to the keys.]
HowardLewisShip: I'd love to eliminate the need for the PGP key, since it can't be automated via Ant. The tabular output would be very, very useful as well ... just that HiveMind and Tapestry (3.1) use a combined bin/src distro (in .tar.gz and .zip) and a seperate documentation distro (.tar.gz only) ... so we need to be careful on the column headings!
I've also used XML entities inside the binindex.html and srcindex.html files to make it easier to identify and link to the current ("stable") release of those two projects; I would suggest others follow suit. Don't Repeat Yourself.
Finally, a Forrest conversion of the home pages would be very useful; we could define custom documents for the downloads and create the binindex.html, etc., more programatically and uniformly. Using Forrest, plus a little bit of Ant, we could also avoid the ugliness of today's approach ... checking in the documentation into CVS, just so that it can be checked-out on top of the live site. With HiveMind, etc., it is easier to package up the documentation into a tarball, copy it up to the server, and unpack it there (HiveMind ant scripts do this for HiveMind, user merely provides the account password).

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Uranium Stocks - Uranium Stocks to Buy 2014
Uranium stocks continue to be on the radar of investors in 2014. From Uranium Penny Stocks to Regular Uranium Stocks, below is a list of some Top Uranium Stocks to do your research on. Uranium is a radioactive metal that must be refined. Uranium is used in Nuclear Power Plants as well as Armored Vehicles in the Military. The Top Uranium Mining Countries in the World are Canada, Australia, Kazakhstan, Russia, Namibia, Niger, Uzbekistan, United States (U.S), Argentina, China.
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The new year always brings with it automotive nirvana: a rash of new vehicles that are quicker, prettier, and more fuel-efficient than the previous year's. For 2010, one standout is the Audi R8 5.2, a raucous V10 that's as fetching to look at as it is agile to drive. At first glance it appears to be a race car: angular, low riding, and with a track-eating 5.2-liter, 525-horsepower engine under a transparent cover in the rear.The R8's superior handling comes courtesy of a midmounted engine that gives excellent front-rear balance to the car, a delightful attribute that I experienced on a recent ride around a racetrack. All-wheel drive with rear-end bias also contributes to greater traction. But it is the Audi's engine, purposely built with a racing spirit—it's the same powertrain that propels the R8 LMS GT3 race car—that makes this two-seater so quick. And yet the R8 5.2 rides smoothly enough to be an everyday driver. A button takes the suspension from a softer "normal" setting to a... -
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Questioned by the Hong Kong PoliceSo where was I? Oh yes I was gonna talk about my experiences with the Hong Kong police, so here goes. OK this is the problem, whenever I visit Hong Kong I always have the fear of being questioned by the police, well not exactly fear because I've got nothing to hide, but whenever I am alone walking on the street and a policeman on patrol sees me, they would ALWAYS 100% stop and ask for my ID. For those ain't familiar with how things work in Hong Kong is that if they see a teenager (Especially male) on the street not in their school uniform during school time or with dyed hair or pretty much just 'gangster' or suspicious looking, they have the right to stop you in the middle of nowhere and question you. Now I match every bit of suspicion possible, what they are trying to check is if there's any sort of crime around the area so they can narrow down the suspects, or to check whether you are legal to be in Hong Kong, or whether you've got drugs on you. Anyway when I was in Hong Kong a month
Difference between selling Art and selling MeatGreetings Ryceballs. Today I am gonna be talking about the differences between selling art and selling meat.vsIt is absolutely fascinating how different the two can be! :iconyoudontsayplz: ... Well first of all, an artist likes their work to be appreciated and let the audience see for themselves whether they want to buy their artwork or not. While a butcher (ESPECIALLY ASIAN ONES LIKE THE ONE IN THE ARTWORK) only cares about selling the meat and making the profit, they have no sentimental feelings towards what they are selling, because if they do then there won't be any meat to sell right? One of the main rule of a butcher is to have no emotional attachment towards the animals, because they know sooner or later the animal needs to be chopped up. Well what about artists? Well they put their blood, sweat and tears into their artwork to make it as pretty as possible, all in hopes that the audiences would enjoy their art as much as the artist enjoy making them. NOW here's the thing thoug
AND I RANT: MOVIEGOERS SHUT THE F UPI love going to movies, especially by myself because when I watch a movie I like to fully concentrate on it with NO ONE talking besides me. Sometimes my friends would ask me questions and whisper in my ears in the cinema and most of the time I would just nod and not reply, or sometimes politely tell them that I will talk to them after the movie, one time my friend wouldn't shut up so I took out a pocket knife and stabbed him in the gut, he didn't speak throughout the movie anymore... actually I don't think he ever spoke again whoops. But the point I'm making is that 'No one speaks when the movie starts', its a simple rule that many people don't seems to understand. Its better here in Australia, I have been to the cinemas in Hong Kong many times and those people are the worst I tell you. I don't know if its like a chinese thing? But however much the characters speak on screen, however much the audience speak off screen! And you don't know, you think the audience are doing live vo
Secret to Success: Draw with your balls outHappy new ears my brothers and sisters. I hope you had a good break, but now its time to get back to work! And Ry here has a pro tip for you, something I have kept to myself but I think you as an artist should know about and adapt this habit. Its actually not that complicated, you should just always Draw with your balls out.A wise man by the name of John Rambo once told us that we should 'Stay ballsy'. We should not let our fear overtake us, we should dive head in into obstacles and fight the demons without fear and without worries. Well I have taken that approach and incorporated it into my drawing, believe it or not I have never been confident about my artworks, even if it is something I spent 24 hours on I still have doubt whether its good enough to show or not, especially when it is for work and I know I am being judged on.. thats why it always takes so long for me to finish an art piece because I keep looking at it and try to fix stuff that probably no one would ever notic
ry-SPIRIT DAYIn bringing awareness of Spirit Day (Which is now called Ry-Spirit Day due to my creative and narcissistic input), I have decided to write about when I was little and when I was bullied. I know what ya thinking, how can a girl magnet cool looking guy like me get bullied? Truth is... I was never popular and yes I used to get bullied. Thats a picture of me when I was punched by two boys. Im sure bullying happens to EVERYONE, whether you are a jock, emo, geek, gay, straight, tall, short or any other school stereotype you are ALWAYS not safe from bullying. For me personally, I was a polite kid who tries to be nice to everyone, but my kindness has sometimes gone punished, for example in primary school my school friends decided to take advantage of my purity and ignorance and shyness and bully me, mostly to make themselves feel better and for them to have something to laugh about. They would make fun of my loving family too, how I got a mum and dad, cos they are single parented so
My High School Teachers SuckedThats what I get for not getting into selective school, now the more I think about it, the more I realise that my teachers back in High School really sucked at their jobs. From a mature point of view now I can understand why certain teachers did certain stuff etc, whether its trying to teach a class of bad student or simply taking a day off to do whatever. Lets start with my maths teacher shall we?Maths teacher: I was never good at maths, I'm an Asian fraud. All I remember learning is Sine, Cosine and Tangent. What were they? I have no idea, I just remembered they were somehow important. Yet I have never used it before afterwards, how weird right? So our class was pretty bad, it was a bad class in a bad school with a bad teacher, how bad? My Teacher used to teach a little bit then says he needs to get something from the office and then never come back. He did that so many times! I think he just went for a nap or something. He didn't wanna teach us, he knew we didn't wanna learn
Birthday Aftermath (with 4 photos!)Thanks tons people for all the happy birthdays. I didn't reply everyone but I read everyone of them I swear, and took it to the heart, I think at one point a manly tear even rolled down my cheek. And big thanks to those who were kind enough to draw me a birthday picture, I have posted them all on my facebook for all to see, a lot of pikachu with top hats I saw! So what did I actually do on the day, the initial plan was just stay at home and draw... as I have a lot of work to do. I havent celebrated a birthday probably since my 21st 5 years ago really, and I don't like to tell people its my birthday until after, I like seeing that guilty look on their faces. So that was my plan, but then I get a surprise visit from my Bulba folks from Brisbane on the day of my birthday! I told them it was ok, you don't need to travel all the way down to Sydney just to celebrate my birthday, I then realise it was because they needed to come down to sort out some passport things, nothing to do with me. :I
I saved my friend with a KFC bucketYo guys, it's Sweet and Sour Pork with Ryce poured with some random sauce on the side. You know when you have dreams or flashbacks of your childhood past sometimes and think "oh God why was I so stupid"... that's what happened to me yesterday, after my dog left me a lovely present on my bed. A huge wave of nostalgia rushed over me after that crap.Anyway, Uncle Ry has an embarrassing story to share, since it was basically the start of my really cool badboy senpai image.This was me as a kid:As you can see, I still have that charming smile even now. Just look at dem eyes. I was definitely the senpai of all my girl classmates.Ok guys, no need to stare for too long, I know I'm good looking but we gotta get to the point ok? :'I You know those kids in movies where some freak accident happens and they are always the hero? Yeah well I was that kid one time, and that was the start of my super cool badboy senpai career. I remember when I was 5 and about to start my first day at school in Grad
If I lost an armMy good people of Deviantart. It is me again Chicken breasts mixed with vegetable poured with a delicious yet spicy Indian curry on Ryce, here with another thought provoking yet useless journal entry. What happened was earlier this week my tablet pen's been going crazy, because the nib on the tip of my tablet pen has worn off. I do use the tablet a lot.... Like every single day, so over time naturally you would need to replace the nib. But being me, I just always forget to buy it.. Every time the pen becomes non responsive I would smack it like a disobedient bitch until it works again. Well guess what.. it reached a point where I need to smack it once every minute. You wouldn't believe the pain I went through with the Valentine's day picture, what could've been a 3 hours artwork ended by being 6 hours. At the end the pen was finally dead, I could hardly see the nib anymore. By the way a nib is like a long plastic that acts as the tip of your pen ok...? I don't want you to think I am ta
Mourning"It's not like that; there's nothing wrong with mourning your wife. Everyone deals with it in their own way. But now – sometimes. . . It's just that sometimes you get this look on your face that's less I wish she were here, and more I wish I were with her, and that scares me a little bit."
LonelyHazel cider eyeslike a pumpkin lightglance out the empty window.No crunching footsteps chart the driveway.No cast away candy wrappers decorate the weeds.The table is set with gingersnapsand cinnamon rolls sticky with glaze.Melancholyis two caramel apples,a mug of spiced tea,and no one to share with.The candy apple red stains on her wristsburn under lace cuffs. She tastesash and too-ripe pumpkin in her dry mouth.Frosted dark-chocolate lipshold their breath.Distant laughter from bedsheetghosts haunts the wrought irongates creaky with disuse.She nearly trips overthe cat in her distraction.Waxy scarecrow fingers pinchcandles one by one -nobody will ring her doorbell tonight.Even the cat takes his leave,slinking by before the door closeson the last beam of light and slippingthrough the iron bars chained with a forgottenpadlock.
Lighthouses and Rockets1. Lights OutHe lived in an abandoned lighthouse. Always said he'd get it fixed up, be a light for lost souls, but he never did. He always ended up spending his income on coats and shoes for the homeless.We buried him at sea last week. It was a cold, grey service, but our feet were warm.2. LostI drove from San Francisco to New York, Seattle to El Paso, down every back road and blue highway, all the late night diners and greasyspoon truck stops, checked into every hotel, motel, bed and breakfast inn, and campsite. Then the neighborhood library closed down and no map could lead me back home again.3. Pink and YellowHis first word was yellow and his life was infused with sunshine. Sun in the windows, in the wheat fields of his home, sun in his paintbrush; sun in the smile of his wife and the laugh of his daughter whose first word was pink and whose hair was the most brilliant shade of yellow.4. RocketsEveryone can be compared to a light source. My fathe
Sled MarksAlmond eyes leftsalty tracksdown snowy hills.
(A)Musing - Part TwoWhen she found her pencil doodling swirls and nonsense pictures in the margins for the third time, Autumn sighed and gave up, throwing the offending instrument into the jar on her desk. She stretched her arms above her head and brought them down to ruffle the back of her head, yawning. Papers wouldn't write themselves, but she couldn't finish anything tonight.She wondered if he would invite her to tea again sometime. Or should she? Was there some sort of protocol to this sort of thing? The memory of his bustling around his kitchen brought a smile to her face and a warmth to the bottom of her chest that she wasn't unfamiliar with. The change confused her because there was no change to speak of and really, how deeply could you read into tea? Too deeply apparently. She huffed as she arranged the bed and grabbed her night clothes.The comfortable silence they fell into had been just that – comfortable. There had been something lulling about the domesti
Will-o'-the-wispShe wears a necklace madeof bones,ossified phalanges grippingher throatlike a rasping phantom.Her heart is hardand heavy,full of dust and debtsunpaid.Her corset is lacedtoo tight;her ribs are being crushedby laceand internal pressures crawlingup her throat,where the necklace chokes them allback down.They never found herlover's head,guillotined under train wheels whenhe trippedover rails hidden from the poolof lightcast by the cast-iron lantern.The railroadmen said it was a tragedy.She saidhe was pushed.They carriedher by the arm, back to her porch swingand left.The hushed glow of distantlanternsbeckons; her petticoats rustleas she risesfrom the patio chairand trailsher fingers along the windchimesdanglinglike strung femurs.They saw the floating lightnear theincline where he fell and onenearlymade the same mistake twice, butthe lightshone just so when he stumbledand herighted himself and nearly wavedhis hatbut the light was alr
The Watchmaker's Lover - RevisionYour clockwork appendageswere cold to the touch.The industrial complex of your mindwas grating gear against gearwhere the unoiled workskept clacking away; your atriumwas a tick-tocking machinethat counted the hours while the rust settled in.The mainspring spiraled roundyour mechanical heart tensedso tightly it showed in your face,in your quivering hands,your troubled eyes.The unlubricated escapement neverreleased, oxidized into placefrom ages of neglect.Your lonely footsteps echoedunder orange gaslamps submittingto the glare of red lanterns.Used parts are yours for the taking;here, a hairspring; there, slenderlegs under shredded petticoats.The joints of your fingers corrodedwith arthritis and green rust,curled around curlsof Caryatids uncalibratedto your pendulum swing.Your flinted eyes filed flaws away,groomed for the fluxing process.Oscillating gears locked into placebefore your backlash recoilforced the dual mechanism apartwith shallow breaths emergin
FoggyThe waves were the worst in November. The fog settled on the lakes like a sheet of ice. My grandfather wandered into that fog 20 years ago. We all thought him dead until last year when he washed ashore thinking it was still that day in 1993. We didn't know how to tell him otherwise.
Souvenirs1.I bought a conch shell so I could hear the ocean. When I put it to my ear, I heard a car horn and a string of curses. New York gift shops really know how to capture the experience.2.I bought a functional mini clock tower in London. The chimes are always off and it never tells the correct time, but it seems to match my circadian rhythm alright. Must be the jet lag.3.I bought a snowglobe in China. It had the Statue of Liberty inside.4.I bought a music box in Vienna for half price. The sticker tag said it played Mozart, but it really only plays Salieri. 5.I bought a pyramid paperweight in Cairo. I stopped using it because no matter how many times I cleaned it, sand kept getting all over my desk.6.I bought a thing in Dubai. I don't know what it is, but it looks cool.7.I bought a replica Eiffel Tower in Paris. It was completely normal, so I kept it towards the back of my souvenir shelf.
F*CKIts that time again when Ry ponders on the many wonderful things in life, this time he ponders into the english language and into the supposedly rude and vulgar curse word: F*CKOf course I understand there may be people who freak out just by seeing the word so I have taken the effort of censoring it, but if you still faint by the sight of the censored word then I highly suggest you leave the page And browse through my pretty artworks in the gallery instead. OK? All easily sensitive people left the room? Kids into bed? Good good. So right, I don't use the F word much as I don't see the vulgarness in it, to me it feels like an everyday word that shouldn't be used because some people may not like it, its just one of those things you know? Same goes to words like 'dwarfs' 'eskimos' 'black' 'bitch (As in calling a female dog)', like these words falls into the grey area and they ain't very safe to use, so some people don't use it including me, I don't throw these words around much because i


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Break the Limits!
You are trapped in a room and the only thing you can do is think.
4.15 / 5.00 32,972 ViewsCap'n Marcela
Can you help Cap'n Marcela save her village from Evil Puffy shirt Morgan?
3.93 / 5.00 5,290 ViewsFinally Lilg and I are back again with the long awaited sequel to Griswold the Goblin. It's been a long journey for us, with many setbacks, sidetracks and almost a year of development.
In this first chapter of this new on going saga called "Islands of Fire" you must help Griswold find the Goblin City. You will have to collect many items, solve puzzles, play several mini games and even navigate a labyrinth to help Griswold in this new epic adventure.
Lot's of thanks must go to all the people who tested the game and to Tom Fulp for all the help he's given us!
@BonusStage about the lumber jack juice
i had the similar problem, i had drank the lumberjack juice and tried walking past the deadly vines thinking he'd go superman and rip them to shreds, i died ofcourse. when i loaded it back up, went to go pick up the juice, it was not there. so i soon found out once you've drank the juice the auto-save kicks in. you'll still have drank it.
other then that great game.. i had to use the walkthru cause i was tired of just trying.. like you wouldn't think you could talk to a spider, i didnt.. so i never tried it. also i tried using the lava on the gate Before getting the picture and it doesn't work "it doesn't make sense" the game tells me.. but you have to do it anyways, which makes no sense.
good game overall, i enjoyed it.
Griswold has no incentive to ever go inside the labyrinth until you speak with the widow and find out that her husband the explorer may know where to find the Goblin City. After finding this out Griswold now wants to try and get in the labyrinth so now you can use the lava on the gate. Also in this kind of fantasy game anything is possible including talking spiders. You need to try interacting with everything in all different ways.
Thanks for the review
Very nice job
Well yeah, I liked it, it's maybe a bit of a "generic adventure game", yes, but it's fun to play if you have some spare time, or you just feel like it.
The game, as long as I could see, didn't have any bugs or glitches, which is very good, congrats, the characters were cartoony and attractive (as attractive as a goblin can be) the walking cicles, as happens on lots of Point n' Click, are kind of annoying, specially if you have a background in which you can not only move left and right, but up and down, were slow and annoying, but besides from that, the game was epic and funny, and somebody please give a medal to thatcomposerguy and Phantasmagor for the awesome loops.
Oh, and by the way, did you take the name from Griswold, from Diablo and Diablo II?
In the menu you can select to walk fast or slow. When it's on the fastest speed setting you don't wave to wait much for Griswold to reach his destination. Thanks for playing the game and particularly enjoying the music from thatcomposerguy and I. No Griswold wasn't taken from Diablo. It just seemed like a kind of different and interesting name to give a Goblin, plus it means it has alliteration in the title Griswold the Goblin :)
Great game
Great game. I'm a big point and click fan. Looking forward to the next chapter!
So i pick up the lumberjack juice and suddenly...... It's not there.
It isn't in the inventory or anything, it was just picked up, the auto-save occurred, and then bam it was gone.
Is this an issue with myself only? Because it was quite odd for an item to just magically disappear before i even have the chance to see where it was located.
As for the game itself, you know you did a great job there's no need to get on my knees over it.
(Response by Chris)
I'll have Casper look into that. We haven't had that problem happen before. Did you by any chance not realized you used the mouth on it? Because then you would have drank it.


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2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
ProsFun to drive, economical, practical ConsCould use another 10 or 20 horses...
A Sensible Choice For The Daily Commuter Who Wants A Little Fun In Their Ride. — A nice alternative to the all too common civic or corolla. I would describe the acceleration as adequate (hence 3 stars for performance). Handling has a definite sporty feel. Understeers quite predictably. Easy to drive at the limit. Smooth clutch operation, but shifter lacks the precision of a Honda's. It shifts smoothly, but just not perfectly. Nice brake feel, easy to modulate. ABS really not necessary since the brakes have a very direct feel. So, this is a fun little car! Great mileage- 30+ on the highway. Just as with other small sedans, cost of ownership is very low. This is a practical, everyday car that has a bit of a sports car feel. If you are in the market for a civic, corolla, etc- don't forget to check out the lancer. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
Prosthe appearance of the car Consmmm the engine is to big
Why You Should Prefer Mitsu — I love the sound of the vehicule, and the cars you can modify almost everything of it. You will be fun with this! and it doesn't bother you with the motor. It's a complete car, and you will love it! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer O-Z Rally
ProsSweet trim, inexpensive parts, reliable, great body control for a sedan! ConsNot enough horsepower, interior style
Very Sharp Looking! Suprisingly Fun To Drive And Economically Friendly! — I love driving this car. It was a great choice. Just needs more hp and a little street noise. I would like to upgrade to the 17 inch Enkei brand wheels like the Evo has.. Gas mileage is great, 27 city, 33 hwy! Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer O-Z Rally
ProsBest car besides my first Consblew the motor so i had to sell
2nd Car — Great car i loved it had 5 speeds , drove like a beast not a problem with it other than it had 217xxx on it lol , very fun to race up and down the back roads with this car all day Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer
ProsSticks to the road, love the aircon and power windows ConsNot enough oomf! lol
Economic Fuel Saver — 1800cc and its economical as ever. 5spd Manual - none of this automatic or tiptronic stuff for me! Vehicle has not lost its value in the time I have owned it, and would recommend it to others also. Bring on a the turbo version Primary Use: Family transportation |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
ProsHandling, Stereo ConsBody Roll
My Lancer — I bought the car used from Enterprise dealership...meaning that it was used as a rental before I bought it. The wonderful thing about this system though is that you get a car that is only 1 year old, in great condition because the dealer had to take care of it for a year, and you pay thousands of dollars less than retail(great for a poor college student paying their way through school but still in need of nice car). Also, pretty nice especially for all those who have had to deal with the new kinks with every car. So besides that, I have never needed a repair. Everything works great! Now I do have to admit that I take car of my car like as if it were my baby (because it is!!). So with regular oil changes and monitoring of any wear on the parts, there are no complaints from my end. The car gets amazing gas mileage, especially on the highway. For example, I live in NC and drive to DC pretty often (which is over a 200 mile drive) and can usually make it in about half to 3/4 of a tank. Also I use to autocross with my car, and I found that the steering is pretty good, the transmission shifts pretty smoothly and car has great handling. The only complaint I have is that the body roll is very noticeable. My friends use to say if they rode with me after drinking one drink, they would be drunk once they got out of car. Granted that has to do with my driving, and I do love to do some autocrossing stuff when they are riding. Besides that, the car is really fun to drive. The speakers are awesome too!! Luckily Mitsubishi made electronics before cars, so they know how to make their stereo equipment. This car is pretty stylish, great for a low budget, and very fun especially for one of my first cars. Plus it's safe, which is always a plus for the parental units. |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
ProsVery good on gas. Reliable and has some kick. ConsNo cruise control. Temperature control knob is tough.
Good Reliable But With Some Quirks. — This is a good small car that is very efficient on gas. The car can go easy on highways and has no problem keeping up. One downside is that it didn't come with Cruise Control which makes it tough to drive long distances. Another downside is the temperature control knob. It's very hard to turn and from what I understand it's a problem with this particular model but Mitsubishi does not have a recall on them which is surprising. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
ProsQuality car, fun to drive, great gas economy ConsSmall trunk, boring stock cd player
My Lancer — I love my car. I have had it for over three years. I never have had any problems with it. Other than little things that need to be changed on any car anyway. (belts, batteries, wipers, lights, etc.) Nothing major yet, and it has over 120,000 miles on it. 90,000 of which I have put on myself since late 2005. I drive the hell out of it and it takes the beating. Gas economy is great. I average about 26-30 mpg. It's rough in the winter, but with some good tires, it handles it wonderfully!! I live in the mountains on the south east side of Salt Lake City, UT. The car is a bit light, so it can take a little time getting up some steep snow-covered hills if you don't have the momentum going. I have only upgraded the cd player and speakers. Only because I wanted more out of it than what it had. I have two kids that fit in the back just fine. Ages 6 and 8. It has a pretty decent push when you are accelerating onto the freeway. The only problem I have is the trunk is a bit small. But I don't use it to help people move, so it is usually fine unless we are going on a trip longer than a weekend. I think it is a very fun car to drive. Sure it's a 4 banger, but it isn't bad at all. It's a sporty-yet-[small]family-friendly car. I enjoy it a lot. Cute little car. |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
Pros30 mpg hwy reliable fun driver Consheat and ac design sucks
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
Proshandling is amazing! sound system is amazing. its a cheap reliable car Consparts are not that cheap.
Stylish Good First Car — its decent car for newer drivers. not the fastest but it its not slow either. this car takes off pretty quick! although at around 120 kmh it has a very hard time speeding up. brakes and corners very well considering its not all wheel drive. overall its a pretty average car Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Overall I still think this car is overpriced for it's class, for the money you pay you're better off looking into something else unless you're a fan of Mitsubishi or save up then get the evo once and ... Read More
Very Good Family Car With Some Fun By otakugenx
Good car for anyone looking for fuel economy, space, and styling. The warranty is very good also, 5/60 for second hand and 10/100 original. I would recommend buying this car for anyone that is looki... Read More
2012 Mitsubishi Lancer Reviews
Chic, Versatile, And Reliable! By JStarks1
My Ralliart is the perfect combination of style performance and comfort! It's great for all driving conditions from long road trips to snow conditions to everyday driving. My wife and I always get com... Read More
2011 Mitsubishi Lancer Reviews
Lady Driven By CurveHugger_86
The only thing I regret about this car is someone wrecking it I miss her she was my best friend on wheels. A fun car for a young person or one at heart. The RalliArt was the first Lancer I've driven a... Read More
Sporty Ride With Great Gas Mileage By Dougcarlo206
Gas mileage is incredible! Especially considering the power the engine has when you need it. It is a standard after all. It also looks really nice, most people think it's a Lexus or BMW and I have to ... Read More
2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Reviews
Love My Mitsubishi By Larisa
A great economy car - runs like a sewing machine, reliable, budget-friendly. I had no issues with it since I got it - many friends with fancier cars are envious! I also loved the salesperson at the de... Read More
It's Not About The Car. It's The Driver By De
Initially I thought the fuel consumption was going to be very bad when I changed the exhaust but then it didn't. Performance - Mid Range is good Build Quality - Paintwork need to be improved Appearanc... Read More
2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Reviews
Build It And They Will Appreciate It By im2sick
Cost alot to build but great way to spend time in the community. Unless you have the money buy a civic and save alot of dreams and heartache. Performance shops will be your best friend and forums are ... Read More
My Daily Driver By Kevin
The handling on this car is by far the best of any I have driven, including mustangs and mazdas. The Rockford/Fosgate sound system is impressive for a factory system. It could use another 30 hp, but... Read More
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Tech Lighting Marshall 2 Light Incandescent Drum Pendant
An elegant, tailored herring bone, men's suit fabric shade is made truly spectacular with the addition of two bold and classic solid metal finials.The fabric cord plays beautifully with the other design details making this piece both fashionable and handsome yet also timeless. Dimmable with standard incandescent dimmer. Includes two 120 volt, 75 watt or equivalent medium base A19 lamps.
Tech Lighting Marshall 2 Light Incandescent Drum Pendant
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Fixture Type: Drum pendant | Style: Modern |
Shade Material: Fabric | Sloped Ceiling: No |
Swarovski Crystal: No | Bulb Type: Incandescent |
Number of Lights: 2 | Swag Light: No |
Bulb Included: Yes | Country of Manufacture: Imported |
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Tech Lighting started small – by manufacturing Kable Lite way back in 1988. Since then, they have added eleven complete systems, and launched two new brands to help service your lighting needs. The goal – build a company offering products and services based on timeless design, precision engineering and trust. Tech Lighting's sense of design and aesthetics led them to begin integrating beautiful, handcrafted Murano Glass into the most complete collection of line and low-voltage lighting systems in the world. This is where function and beauty intersect to produce lighting of undeniable attraction. Along the way they have received numerous design awards, including the 1988 Edwin F. Guth Memorial Lighting Design Award of Excellence and two Lightfair Design Excellence Awards.Reference
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Sheri Nichols, a Saks native, has been named the new manager for the Jacksonville Walmart.
Nichols comes to Jacksonville from the Oxford location, where she worked for more than four years as a shift manager. Before that, she worked at the Walmart in Anniston as an assistant manager.
Next month will mark Nichols' 11th year with the company, a career she began as a temporary associate for a store remodel in Oxford. "It was supposed to be a 60-day thing, and 11 years later I'm still here," she said.
Nichols, 42, said the move to Jacksonville is a perfect fit for her, since she has school-aged children. "I'm very committed to staying local," she said.
Nichols replaces Bobbie Smith, who is taking over a Walmart in Panama City Beach, Fla.
Smith, who has worked for the company for right at nine years, ran the Jacksonville store for about two years before leaving for the Panama City location.
"It's a career opportunity," she said, "a promotion to a higher-volume store."
Before coming to Jacksonville, she worked at three stores in Baldwin County — Foley, Fairhope and Daphne.
It was a fast move for Smith, who worked her last day in Jacksonville on Dec. 28 and began in Panama City on Dec. 31.
She said she is getting acclimated to her new city but will miss the people and community she leaves in Jacksonville.
"The associates were awesome there," she said. "They are truly amazing at what they do."
Smith said last week she expected the company will choose a very community-oriented manager who will be heavily involved in Jacksonville, which she called a "very caring and hometown community."
And although Nichols only worked her first official day in Jacksonville Monday and hasn't begun to develop specific plans for her store's involvement, she hopes to bring some of her community causes from Oxford.
In the past she's participated in events such as Crayons for Kids and Toys for Tots, and for the past three years has served as the captain of an Oxford Relay for Life team, which has been one of the top-fundraising teams.
She has also organized groups of Walmart employees to volunteer at local schools, donating labor to complete projects that the school personnel don't have the time or resources to, such as building two outdoor classrooms.
"I'm just very excited to be here in this location," Nichols said. "The store has been very receptive. They're a great group of people, and I'm excited to be in this community."


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Hotel Eastin
- Wireless internet connection in room (free)
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Non-smoking rooms
- Hot tub
- High-speed internet in room
- Microwave in room
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Eastin Kremmling
Travel Blogs from Kremmling
Western side of Rocky Mountain National Park
... the time. After a picnic lunch in the park we took a short hike through "Coyote Valley" along a stream that was actually the head waters of the Colorado River. We learned that this valley was shaped by the river and a glacier that was over 1,500 feet thick at that point and extended from the mountain tops down into the valley many miles. When the glacier receded 14,000 years ago it left the topography that we have today. ...
Traveling to Kremmling, CO
... going between 40 & 45 for most of the way, but we did make it. There was a brief period where we drove through rolling hills before we started back down; the descent however was not bad as it was only 3 miles at a 6% grade but with sharp curves, a short time later we had another descent for 2 miles and after that we stayed at the higher elevation. Our stop for ...
Day 1 in Colorado
After having 2 previous vacations cancelled because of eye problems, we finally got to go somewhere. After arriving in Denver and renting a car, we drove through Rocky Mountains National Park. Pretty spectacular scenery. Plus we got to see Mountain Sheep, Elk, a Marmot and a lone moose. A good first day. No WiFi here in Grandby so I'll send when I ...
Environment rant
... is going on? No wonder whales are throwing themselves onto beaches. Its individuals who carry things out for corporations. Why else would an individual do this to the earth besides to earn some money to feed his family?
Money is driving the world and making it real enjoyable for some, and a nightmare for others. the one thing we have is manpower, and someone needs to take control to get things right. Lets not go to war, lets just work on ourselves. ...
Field Notes
... I have to believe them without doubt, and the influence of others.
I know that there can be false evidences appearing to be true. I know that I could be wrong on some subjects. But I also know that other people can be just as wrong. So take the mind set that you will authentically investigate everything for yourself. Once you have done that, hold your truths above what others may believe. Confidence you are doing it right, but ...
Other places to stay in Kremmling
Allington Inn & Suites of Kremmling
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113 N. 6th St., Kremmling | Hotelfrom $58


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US drones kill 2 'Uzbeks' in South Waziristan
Seven "militants" are reported to have been killed in a strike on a compound in an area administered by Sajna Mehsud.Treasury Department identifies another Iran-based facilitator for al Qaeda
The Treasury Department confirmed today that the head of al Qaeda's Iran-based network, known as Yasin al Suri, is operational once again. Treasury also designated an additional "associate" of al Suri's.US - High court test of surveillance law could be ahead
U.S. Tells Suspect for First Time It Used NSA Surveillance in a Criminal Case
Islamic Jihad Union fighters attack US base, plant 'anti-helicopter' mine
The IJU continues to operate in eastern Afghanistan. The group said that fighters from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan as well as Pashtuns participated in attacks on US bases, and that the fighters have deployed a mine designed to down a US Apache.After The Afghan Pullout, The Dangers For Central Asia
After The Afghan Pullout, The Dangers For Central Asia
Pakistan still global jihad hub
ISAF captures IMU facilitator in Wardak province
The raid took place in the Sayyidabad district, where on Aug. 6, 2011 the Taliban shot down a US Army Chinook helicopter and killed 28 US and Afghan special operations forces, including 17 Navy SEALs.Islamic Jihad Union details cooperation with Afghan Taliban
The al Qaeda-linked group claimed its fighters "help the Taliban in northern Afghanistan and provide them with military consultation" and are deployed in the Afghan provinces of Paktia, Paktika, Khost, Ghazni, Kandahar, Helmand, Nuristan, Badakhshan, Kunduz, and Balkh.US adds IMU, IJU operatives to list of global terrorists
Mounir and Yassin Chouka, two Germans who are operatives in the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, and Mevlut Kar, an Islamic Jihad Union facilitator, were added to the list of Specially Designated Global terrorists. All three have ties to al Qaeda.Business is still booming at Afghan and Pakistani terror camps
Arrest of terror suspects: CIA part of investigation of 'Dusseldorf Cell'
Special operations forces kill 3 Haqqani commanders in Khost
'Devout Muslim' kills two US airmen in Germany
Moscow airport bombing: 'I can't believe my son was behind this'
Evolution of Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan branches back to Central Asia


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Is there a way to make a data annotation conditional? I have a table Party
where I store both organisations and persons. If I'm adding an organisation I don't want the field surname to be required, but only if I'm adding a person.
public class Party
[Required(ErrorMessage = "{0} is missing")]
[DisplayName("Your surname")]
public object surname { get; set; }
public object party_type { get; set; }
I'd like a condition for the required data annotation of surname, something like:
if (party_type=='P')
then surname is required, else the surname can be empty.
If I have to move this validation to the controller, how would I do it there? How can I trigger the same error message from there?


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About This Game
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The objective of Super Fruitfall is to eliminate every piece of fruit by moving them around a puzzle grid until they become grouped together. The fruit can only be moved by rotating the play area in one of three ways. The strategy is in using your brain to employ the most-effective way to get the fruit to fall and special bonuses are awarded for spectacular combinations. Sounds simple, eh? – Just you wait! The game uses an uncomplicated control system that opens the game-up to the whole family, plus offers players the ability to go head-to-head and compete in an exciting two-player mode.