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A trailer for 2K's Fallout 3-esque revival of XCOM has been released, showing off the 3-step programme to defeating intergalactic oil monsters.
As if the 50s setting with the housewife cutting nothing on the chopping board wasn't creepy enough, the trailer heavily features the invaders possessing people and bursting out of vents.
There's an emphasis placed on finding the aliens and a camera is used to capture evidence, this suggests an element of puzzle solving to add to the combat.
So far XCOM looks quite cool, what do you guys think?

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Music itself aside, the first installment of the 'Kemet High Tech' duology has the remarkable honour of being Senmuth's jubileum (50th) album. While only the longest lasting bands could ever aspire to make so much music over the better part of their lifetime, Senmuth has managed to do this in under a decade. With his productivity and inspiration in no short supply, 'Artefacts' is a celebration of virtually every aspect of the man's music, ranging from haunting ambiance, to booming electronics and guitar work. The end result is possibly Senmuth's most professional effort yet.
As a pretty significant milestone for Senmuth, it's very fitting that 'Kemet High Tech: Artefacts' would revolve around the exploration of ancient Egyptian culture, something that has obviously inspired the sound and process of Senmuth from the very beginning. Based upon and inspired by a trip the man took to the land of the Nile and the Pyramids, there is a very exotic sound here, despite not having the same ethni focus of other albums. In terms of sound, there is some of the best variety and moderation in style yet seen on a Senmuth record. While many of the songs still suffer from not being quite as memorable as one might hope, the production values and execution of the songwriting is of a very high grade. A very prevalent style here is that of electronica, which seems to have take a seat on the backburner for alot of the material Senmuth released earlier in 2008. Here however, no style feels contrived or thrust above the others, although all too many of the musical ideas here sound very similar from other albums by the man.
From the fact that this is merely 'Kemet High Tech Part I', this is only technically half of a larger project. Based on the pleasant experience I had with the much earlier 'Oracle Octave' duology of albums along with the first part of a new duology, I have the sense that Senmuth really puts the extra amount of effort with more ambitious projects such as these, over his typical work. While much of Senmuth's work does amount to a hit-or-miss measure, 'Artefacts' is indeed, a very promising first half of this double album project, and as being one of the strongest albums Senmuth has released thus far, I am all the more excited to hear what 'Part II' has to offer.


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First AG session today and it went great. . .well, almost. First runnings 1.074 - I thought that was pretty good. But I did a single batch sparge (prob w/too much water) and knocked myself back to 1.046 in the pot. Had to add DME to make my target 1.064. Hey, I'm ok with that as a first effort. I think next round I'll do 2 sparges, half water each. Was about to pitch when I noticed my Nottingham smelled off. Uh, not a bad batch - my last shipment I ordered Notty and they shipped Windsor. Doh! Didn't even notice until I smelled the rehydrated yeasties. (those damn packs sure look alike!) Anyway, It will be beer, just not my regular house IPA. Bottom line = AG IS FREAKING AMAZING! I can't believe I made all that sweet sticky wort from just water & grain (ok, ok, plus 15% DME!) Thanks Guys!
i batch sparge, still kinda new at it. I usually go with 1.25 qts/lb for mash then about .5 gal/lb for sparge. I do adjust that .5 when needed to make sure I get 6.5 gal into the BK. I use a ss braid in my mash tun so i stir the sparge water and let it sit 15 minutes. If you were 1.064 pre boil, what was it after boil off?
1.071 post boil - I was planning to hit a FG of 1.017 (a pretty big IPA.) But since I had to pitch the Windsor instead of Nottingham I don't think it will attenuate down that far. Kind of a bummer after all that work to have the wrong yeast! But I'm not going to worry about it too much - I'm guessing the Windsor will finish in the upper 20's leaving me with a much heavier, sweeter brew than I'd planned. . .I might try to force it a bit - when the ferment is about 1/2 - 2/3 done I might try feeding it some table sugar and see if I can get close to my original target FG. Ditto on the batch sparge - I used 1.3qt/pound in the mash but only did a single batch sparge with enough to make up my total volume. When I cleaned out the tun I could see I left a lot of sugars (the dead space water looked like wort.) Also I only let the sparge sit 10 minutes. So next time I'll try a double sparge with half the water in each and let the sparge sit a bit longer. Anyway, I'm happy with the brew day. Learned a lot about putting into practice what I've been reading!


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When Yourist Studio Gallery's founder Kay Yourist first touched clay at the age of eight, she instantly fell in love with the art of pottery. In 1984, this passion led her to open a home studio and begin teaching. When the number of students outgrew her small studio, Kay decided to open a facility that would fuse the aspects of a workshop, gallery, and art education center. Beneath the skylights of this equipped studio, Kay and her team of talented instructors lead classes that can take students from introductory to advanced levels. Boasting art degrees, international experience, and knowledge of any pottery wheel's circumference, the teachers use their expertise to design workshops that cover specific techniques and plan creative events. In other areas of the studio, reduction and oxidation kilns solidify freshly created masterpieces. Sculptures, pottery, and paintings populate exhibitions that introduce visitors to the works of celebrated artists, and free monthly video screenings tempt potters to fill their vases with popcorn.
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Updated: 03/18/2014 - Former U.S. Senator and Florida Governor Bob Graham will spoke at the Historical Capital.
Updated: 03/18/2014 - Former U.S. Senator and Florida Governor Bob Graham will spoke at the Historical Capital.
Posted: 03/18/2014 - The Senate passed a bill that would make it illegal for insurance companies to deny policies or charge higher rates solely based on gun ownership.
Updated: 03/27/2014 - A Florida House Committee passed House Bill 169, which aims to prohibit the sale of electronic cigarettes and other alternative tobacco products to minors.
Posted: 03/17/2014 - A Florida Senate committee has approved a bill that tweaks the state's controversial `stand your ground' law.
Updated: 03/18/2014 - Florida Senator Dwight Bullard is calling on the state's government to "Raise the Wage".
Updated: 04/24/2014 - The White House is expected to announce sanctions against Russia on Monday, one day after Crimea's vote to secede from Ukraine and join Russia.
Posted: 03/14/2014 - This week the Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee passed Senate Bill 792, which calls for a 3-day, back-to-school sales tax holiday for Florida's families.
Posted: 03/14/2014 - The bill seeks to give all students who have studied in Florida for three consecutive years the opportunity to pay in-state tuition at a state college or university, regardless of immigration status.
Posted: 03/13/2014 - Proposal Aims to Strengthen Florida's Network of Reputable Charities
Posted: 03/12/2014 - The Florida House of Representatives Healthy Families Subcommittee today passed Proposed Committee Bill HFS 14-02 to better care for survivors of human trafficking and ensure they are treated as victims rather than criminals.
Updated: 04/24/2014 - Today, U.S. Rep. Tom Graves (R-GA-14) voted for, and the House passed, the ENFORCE the Law Act.
Posted: 03/11/2014 - A new proposal in Leon County would ban offensive images on contractor vehicles, equipment, and uniforms.
Posted: 03/11/2014 - House Memorial 607 which urges the United States Congress to enact, before adjournment, the Water Resources Development Act authorizing the next phase of Everglades restoration as part of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan will be heard on Wednesday, March 12, 2014 at 1:00pm.
Posted: 03/11/2014 - Commissioner Putnam's Energy-Related Proposals Include $225 Million Tax Cut on Businesses, Investment in Education Infrastructure, Tax Holiday for Consumers
Posted: 03/11/2014 - The Florida Senate Committee on Community Affairs today approved Senate Bill 1194, Citizen Support and Direct Support Organizations.
Posted: 03/11/2014 - Florida Gov. Rick Scott is launching a $2.2 million television ad buy for his re-election that aims to reintroduce the Republican incumbent to the state's voters.
Posted: 03/11/2014 - The Florida Senate Children, Families and Elder Affairs Committee introduced and passed a comprehensive legislative package to improve Florida's child welfare system.
Posted: 03/11/2014 - Legislation to create private market alternatives to national flood insurance.
Updated: 04/24/2014 - The Georgia Senate has passed a bill criminalizing "revenge porn," a trend involving explicit photographs being posted without permission to the Internet.
Posted: 03/10/2014 - There's now a $500,000 mystery associated with the re-election campaign of Gov. Rick Scott.
Posted: 03/10/2014 - About 125,000 people have already voted in Pinellas County's special election to fill the late Congressman Bill Young's seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Posted: 03/07/2014 - Russian President Vladimir Putin has been nominated for the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize but the conflict in Ukraine is also likely to be on the Nobel committee's agenda.
Posted: 03/06/2014 - The Senate Transportation Committee unanimously passed legislation this morning to improve the Florida child passenger safety law.
Posted: 03/06/2014 - The Florida Senate Committee on Governmental Oversight and Accountability today voted to introduce Senate Proposed Bill 7064, Public Records and Meetings.
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Evergreen, Shrubs, Flowers
Heaths are grown for small, needlelike leaves and abundant, usually small flowers that may be bell-shaped, urn-shaped, or tubular. By choosing varieties of both heaths and their close relative heather (Calluna) carefully, you can have color year-round.
The hardiest heaths, native to northern and western Europe, are widely used as shrubs or groundcover plants in cool-summer, humid regions of California and the Pacific Northwest. Fanciers sometimes plant the shortest types in masses for a multicolored Persian-carpet effect. Good on slopes.
South African species are tender to frost and about as hardy as fuchsias; where temperatures dip below 28°F/–2°C, it is safest to grow them in containers and provide shelter.
A third group of heaths, native to the Mediterranean and southern Europe, is intermediate in hardiness.
Taller heaths can be used as screens. All attract bees.
Heaths demand excellent drainage, and most need acid soil. Sandy soil amended with organic matter such as peat moss and compost is ideal; heavy clay is usually fatal. Feeding with an annual sifting of compost is usually sufficient, but if plants lose color, feed lightly with acid plant food in early spring. When it comes to watering, be careful and consistent. Heaths will not tolerate standing water or absolute dryness. To keep plants looking neat, shear or cut off faded flower spikes. Don't cut back into leafless wood; new growth may not resprout.
This upright, dense shrub or tree can grow to 10–20 ft. tall, 8–10 ft. wide, with one or many trunks, and often a heavy burl at the plant's base. It is slow growing. Performs well in Zones 4–6 in years between big freezes. Burls are the "briar" used for making pipes. Foliage is bright green; new growth is lighter green. White, fragrant flowers appear in spring.
Erica arborea alpinaThis makes a dense, upright shrub to 6 ft. tall and 3–4 ft. wide. Foliage is bright green; new growth lighter green. The plant is slow to reach blooming age, but is then free blooming. It is slightly hardier than E. arborea.
Dwarf to 6–16 in. high and 2 ft. wide. Upright branchlets rise from prostrate main branches. Medium green leaves. Rosy red flowers in winter to spring. Unsightly unless pruned every year. This species and its varieties tolerate neutral or slightly alkaline soil. Unless described otherwise, the following varieties grow about 6–8 in. high and 1 1/2 ft. wide. 'December Red' has pink to reddish purple flowers in winter. Early blooming. 'Myretoun Ruby' has dark green leaves and very striking magenta to crimson blooms. 'Pink Spangles' has shell pink to deep pink flowers. 'Ruby Glow' has dark green leaves and among the richest, deep ruby red flowers. 'Springwood White' is a tough, fast-growing heath with a neat habit, 8 in. high and 14 in. wide. It bears white flowers opening from creamy buds among light green foliage. 'Springwood Pink' is similar but has pink flowers and deep green foliage. 'Vivellii' has dark green leaves that turn bronzy red in winter and carmine-red flowers. Interesting for seasonal change in foliage color as well as for bloom.
Erica cinereaEuropean native. This shrublet grows to 1 ft. high, 2 1/2 ft. wide, forming a low mat. Dark green, dainty leaves give rise to purple summer flowers. Good groundcover.
Erica tetralixUpright grower to 1 ft. tall, 2 ft. wide. Dark green foliage is silvery beneath. Rosy pink flowers open in summer, early fall. Best if given moist, acid, well-drained soil, and afternoon shade.
Erica vagansBushy and open, this heath grows to 2–3 ft. high and wide and has bright green foliage. Summer flowers come in white, shell pink, or rose. Robust and hardy.
Erica x darleyensisThis hybrid grows to 1 ft. tall 2 ft. wide, and is covered with pink or white flowers in winter and spring and has medium green foliage. It is represented by several excellent varieties.
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Funcom's Secret World has been a long time brewing: first teased in an online ARG in 2007, the game's hype has been a slow but intriguing trickle of Templar seals, Illuminati lore and Mayan prophecy. Between titles like Assassin's Creed and the widespread obsession with all things 2012, that's an increasingly crowded field – so Funcom's ability to start showing off some solid glimpses of the game itself is well-timed. Though a release date's still a ways off – expect the game late this year or early next – this new trailer shows that the overarching "Savage Coast" game-world is in a state worth sharing.
Funcom has previously teased smaller locations like the Accursed Woods and Innsmouth Academy, as well as enemies such as the Wendigo and Deep One (better bone up on your Lovecraft, then). The Lost Coast is the larger overworld in which all these earlier locations are contained, and sits between real-world destinations such as New York and London, and mythic locations like Agartha (which you know all about because we explained it a while back). What do you think – does this trailer tease interesting possibilities, or is it just more guns 'n' demons?
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This entertaining book will ensure that you will never view your normal journey to work in the same way again. The names of the 300 or so London underground stations are part of the everyday landscape for the Londoners, who strap-hang their way across the capital. We hardly ever question their meanings or origins - yet these well-known names are linked with fascinating stories of bygone times.
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26 And Jehovah said to Moses, Stretch out thy hand over the sea, that the waters may return upon the Egyptians, upon their chariots and upon their horsemen. | 26 Then the LORD said to Moses, "Stretch out your hand over the sea so that the waters may flow back over the Egyptians and their chariots and horsemen." |
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School District: Abington
County: Plymouth
Location: Large Suburb (over 250,000)
Students: 558
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Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.6 to 1
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Yesterday at the EDUCAUSE conference two ARL library directors went head-to-head in a debate about the future of the library building. In this corner Suzanne E. Thorin, dean of libraries at Syracuse University said the library is "Kaput. Finito". In that corner Richard E. Luce, director of university libraries at Emory University, countered that "just because libraries are transitioning from print to online does not mean they will cease to be libraries". In the end it didn't sound like the two went to the mat to battle it out on this debatable issue, but rather met on some middle ground. As Thorin summed it up 'Who knows what the library means anymore?". If ARL Directors don't know then who does? See the full report at Inside Higher Ed.
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DC Takes Another Shot at the Clouds Cirrus and Breeze are gone; Stratus and Sebring take over In a segment ruled by Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, DaimlerChrysler Corp. hopes its 2001 Chrysler Sebring/Dodge Stratus sedans and coupes have adopted enough styling cues from the LH large car platform to draw consumers away from the Accord/Camry powerhouse. Once in the showroom, DCC's counting on the cars' improved performance and quiet ride to sell the consumer on these replacements for the Cirrus/Stratus/Breeze trio.
Although they were wholly decent efforts, the original "cloud" cars failed to generate much volume - or attention. The new offerings might have a better shot.
The Sebring name brings cachet from the top-selling convertible that bore the name until the marketing decision to expand it to encompass the new sedan and coupe for the '01 model year.
Two years of product development yield a sedan that strengthens the family resemblance with the new low oval grille first seen on the Chrysler Concorde. The new and larger headlamp and taillamp housings take cues from the 300M as does the rear view. Crisper creases and a beltline that rises an inch (25 mm) from front to rear give a European feel (says DC, anyway). The wheel arches are akin to those on the Ford Focus, albeit thinner and sleeker. The roofline is designed to be sportier than the average family sedan.
The interior continues the linear, crisper look, a departure from the softer insides of the previous-generation cars. Improved seating features a 60/40 split rear seat for pass-through cargo storage, a feature not usually found in this segment. It is part of the Sebring's bid to bill itself as a near-luxury midsize sedan.
The coupes also are more European in flavor with chrome window surrounds and chrome around the grille and fog lamps. Side molding eliminates the cladding of their predecessor, the Dodge Avenger.
DaimlerChrysler puts a lot of money and emphasis on performance. The Stratus coupe is downright fun to drive, especially with the new 5-speed manual transmission (which also comes with a hydraulic clutch when hooked to the V-6). Canadians must choose the more refined Sebring, as Dodge cars are no longer sold in that country.
The powertrain availability is as confusing as following the cars' developmental gestation, which now sees the coupes built on the Mitsubishi Motors Corp. Galant/Eclipse platform in Normal, IL, and the sedans built with no Mitsu bits in DCC's Sterling Heights, MI, assembly plant.
Here's the breakdown: Coupes are available with either a 2.4L SOHC 4-cyl. or a 3L Mitsubishi-designed V-6. For Stratus, either engine can be linked to a choice of 5-speed manual or 4-speed AutoStick slushbox, while the Sebring coupe offers the manual only with the 3L.
Meanwhile, the base sedan engine is Chrysler's decent 2.4L DOHC 4-cyl., supplemented by the 2.7L DOHC V-6 formerly served up only as the base large-car engine. Automatics only for either engine.
For the coupes, the new 3L fitment offers 200 hp at 5,500 rpm and 205 lb.-ft. (278 Nm) of torque at 4,500 rpm - 32 hp and 22 lb.-ft. (30 Nm) more than the outmoded 2.5L V-6 it replaces. The 3L is said to be 10% more efficient (20 mpg city/28 highway) while meeting low emission standards. The base 2.4L 4-cyl. on the LX also was tweaked.
The sedan's new body structure achieves a 13% reduction in twist and 33% reduction in bending, while on the coupe rigidity increases by more than 90% in bending and 9% in torsion. A new front suspension and crossmember give a more refined ride and handling that proves itself in a quick maneuver to avoid a motorcycle making an unsignaled attempt to pass during the test drive.
While the sedan and coupe come from two different platform teams, both achieve their goal of a quieter ride. The sedan's new body shape reduces wind noise, right down to design of the windshield wiper, mirror and A-pillar. Even the glass in the door is 0.2-ins. (5 mm) thicker and the door panel has integrated acoustic water shields and extra sound dampening.
The coupe focuses on suspension and tires, with a single-piece bodyside construction for fewer body joints and less noise.
Sedans start at $18,520 (including $575 destination charge) for the Chrysler Sebring LX and $18,375 for the Stratus SE. An extra $800 upgrades the base model to the 2.7L V-6. Sebring LXi starts at $21,495 and Stratus ES is $21,010.
The coupe, with $585 destination charge, is $20,495 for the Sebring LX and $22,060 for the LXi. Stratus SE starts at $18,395 and R/T is $21,290.


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Another banking and borrowing question..
I just thought of this after I called my guide. We want to bank our 2013 pts into 2014 so we can travel the end of Oct of that year, and we might have to borrow from 2015,and if we do that and let's say we would like a short stay at the BCV in 2015 can we transfer points from another member?
Yes, your acts of banking and borrowing will not prevent a transfer from another as long as the person who is transferring to you transfers current use year points.
Thank you.. I just wanted to make sure before I did anything
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Anybody got any info on the new SWM13 switch that is coming out soon?
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DSWM13 Switch
Posted 31 October 2013 - 06:26 PM
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 06:40 PM
Halloween reference of some kind ??
Posted 31 October 2013 - 07:19 PM
No it is a real SWM switch. I just don't have much info on it and wanted to see if anyone else did.
Posted 31 October 2013 - 07:31 PM
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 08:01 PM
Funny to see a '13' thing on Halloween, in an electronic device no less. Engineers being big on 2, 4, 8, 16 etc., LOL.
Posted 31 October 2013 - 08:52 PM
Wonder how they did it to make room for 5 more SWiM carriers?
Reduced the SWiM carrier spacing below the current ~102 MHz?
Went to higher carrier frequencies than 1790 MHz?
Some of both?
Yes, interesting ...
Edited by HoTat2, 31 October 2013 - 09:01 PM.
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 09:06 PM
It is interesting they're calling it a "Digital SWM". That implies it is somehow different from a regular SWM, beyond having 13 channels. Currently a legacy LNB frequency shifts satellite signals from 10-20 GHz range to lower frequencies that regular coaxial cable can carry, and stacks them onto 4 cables to make them easier to deal with. The SWM is sort of a second stage LNB, in that it does more frequency shifting and stacks individual transponders onto a single cable, making it even easier to deal with. But it still working only with analog RF, which needs to be decoded by a tuner for the original digital data to be recovered.
I've posted a few times that I thought Directv would eventually take the tuners out of the receivers and put them in the SWM. If you tune them in the SWM and deliver decoded digital data - which wouldn't even need to travel via coax - then everything is a client of the SWM. Even DVRs.
Maybe that's what they've done here, and you have 13 (14, if you include the guide channel) tuners in the SWM and there are no SWM channels, as such, but instead 13 DECA channels that are accessed by attached receivers and DVRs via RVU. Hotels would love that, if they had RVU capable TVs they wouldn't even need receivers!
That's my hunch at least, we'll see if I'm right or wildly off the mark
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 09:18 PM
The "why 13" would be that they probably have implemented 16 tuners on a single chip (or maybe 8 on two chips, I don't know how big they are) Tuning is a parallel task, which would be implemented with sort of a semi-custom DSP (digital signal processor) Such highly parallel functions are often designed with 'spares' to account for defects in the chip fabrication process.
Those who are familiar with the specs of higher end GPUs will be familar with this, the not quite high end models from ATI and Nvidia are the same chip as the high end models with a few defective areas (cores, clusters, whatever marketing chooses to call them) disabled, because otherwise they'd be tossing out a lot of almost good chips to get a small number of fully functional ones, and high end GPUs would cost 10x as much as they do.
So if you need 14 (13 + guide channel) tuners to work, you design for 16. Two can be bad in manufacturing, or go bad later, and get disabled and you still have fully functional hardware.
13 would seem to be a very good number for a later SWM LNB residential version of this, to avoid needing SWM16 upgrades and running a bunch of extra coax when customers add a Genie to their account.
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 10:16 PM
One more thought, this might be what Directv was talking about in late May when they made that comment about coming up with better solutions for customers receiving OTA broadcasts. Tuning satellite and tuning OTA ATSC broadcasts isn't the same, but they have enough in common that adding ATSC demodulation capability to a satellite demodulator isn't going to double the complexity, or even increase it by 50%. Perhaps much less than that.
The really low down hard RF stuff would be on a separate chip from the DSP anyway, because analog RF and high speed digital logic don't 'play well' together. Likely there would be separate chips for satellite and ATSC for that part of the process, since I don't think they'd share much there (but I could be wrong, I know the digital side but not the analog side) They'd share the DSP on the back end, it would merely run a different program to deal with the rest of the job for ATSC demodulation versus satellite demodulation. It just depends how much of the process is the kind of ugly analog stuff that a DSP wouldn't want to share silicon with.
I'm pretty sure that ATSC licensing is done per product, not per tuner, so it wouldn't cost Directv all that much more to make the DSWM13 capable of tuning 13 ATSC channels at once versus just one or two. 13 is probably overkill, but they could do enough that hardly anyone would ever run into issues with lacking ATSC tuning capacity. One model of the DSWM13 could include the ATSC analog side chip(s) and have an OTA in port to allow it to tune ATSC channels. You'd receive those via DECA/RVU just as you can today using a Genie client where the Genie has an AM21. Hopefully it'll be capable of scanning for channels
The one hitch to a DSWM LNB with OTA capability would be people with indoor antennas - how to get the signal back to the DSWM's tuner? The only way I can see would be if the DECA channels the DSWM used were higher in frequency than the current range, to allow carrying the 50-700 MHz ATSC from the user's antenna to the DSWM.
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 10:17 PM
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 10:51 PM
I googled for "digital SWM" and found a couple patents regarding it (as well as some guy's resume, but the link is dead)
US8509722 Frequency drift estimation for low cost outdoor unit frequency conversions and system diagnostics
US8238813 Computationally efficient design for broadcast satellite single wire and/or direct demod interface
Here's the overview from each:
Recent advances in high speed Analog to Digital (A/D) converters open up the possibility of direct A/D conversion of baseband or near baseband 500 MHz wide Satellite downlink signals. This allows for all-digital demultiplexing (demuxing) of one or more 500 MHz complexes or transponders and subsequent all-digital multiplexing (muxing) of a selected subset of these transponder channels onto a single wire interface for home distribution. With such a digital implementation, selected transponder baseband I/Q signals may be selected for direct demodulation, for subsequent home or multi-dwelling distribution over any suitable physical/network layer protocols.
By integrating the high-speed A/D hardware with computationally-efficient Digital Signal Processing (DSP) techniques, and adapting them specifically for the purposes of demuxing, muxing, and baseband I/Q conversion, one or more embodiments of the present invention provide significant commercial advantages over current analog designs. Further, simple brute force digital mimicry of known analog building blocks for demuxing/muxing/conversion processes are expected to lead to less commercially-viable designs.
No known previously proposed satellite home/MDU distribution design exists to create a practical all digital implementation of the demuxing, muxing, and direct digital demodulation (demod) interface. This specification proposes a number of embodiments of such designs which utilize computationally efficient techniques which allow for commercially viable all digital implementation of these functions.
I only did a quick scan of these patents, there's a lot of technical stuff in there that's way beyond my meager RF knowledge. Interesting that it is dealing with entire 500 MHz blocks at a time! I suppose in the far future this would allow Directv to use their 500 MHz frequency bands as a single block, without any spacing between transponders as currently implemented. I think I read somewhere that Directv is using 250 MHz wide transponders for some uplinks, so the technology is there. Taking advantage of that currently wasted guard band space between transponders would be many years away however, as everything would have to be replaced by Digital SWM for that to happen. However, maybe this would be done for new bands that might need new equipment anyway, such as the RDBS bands on D14 and D15.
It sounds like what I was describing, but this says they're doing it entirely digitally! I wouldn't have thought that could be close to cost effective, but maybe that's why it is targeted at DRE first, these things may make a SWM32 look like a bargain by comparison.
I'm sure someone who knows way more about RF than I do, such as VOS, would get a lot more out of an in-depth reading of these patents than I would. It does include an interesting overview of how SWM currently works, as well as how digital SWM is done differently.
I also found an asset purchase agreement where Entropic Communications (who invented the technology behind SWM) purchased Digital SWM ASIC IP from PLX last year.
Edited by slice1900, 31 October 2013 - 10:55 PM.
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Posted 31 October 2013 - 11:43 PM
Well we could see them in lnbs at some point.
Posted 01 November 2013 - 12:12 AM
Unless those patents aren't what the DSWM13 is, they did WAY more than tightening up the channels.
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Posted 01 November 2013 - 11:09 AM
Thinking back, it seems like the theoretical practical limit of SWM was 11 channels.
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Posted 01 November 2013 - 11:49 AM
What are the implications for existing equipment in the field?
If it's simply tightening up the current SWM channels or cramming more in there, what's the possibility that existing tuners can be modified by software (either changing their baseband or the software higher up the stack in the receiver) to be compatible?
If it is a wholesale re-do of SWM, including moving to digital processing of the signals, I wonder how flexible the current tuners are to use this as well?
Posted 01 November 2013 - 12:20 PM
I do not see existing equipment in the field being an issue. It was sated earlier that it was for DRE and D2 Advantage which are hotel and MFH technologies. Just like the old HR20i for MFH3, coming up with a new receiver for those markets would not be an issue.
Posted 01 November 2013 - 12:22 PM
I do not see existing equipment in the field being an issue. It was sated earlier that it was for DRE and D2 Advantage which are hotel and MFH technologies. Just like the old HR20i for MFH3, coming up with a new receiver for those markets would not be an issue.
Ok, I got it, I didn't pick up that those are MDU only. That brings up another question, though, I thought one reason/advantage for doing SWM in MDUs is that you can use the same equipment? Does this mean MDU users will slide back into the problems where a really old receiver is their only option?
Posted 01 November 2013 - 01:51 PM
The output of the DSWM is pure digital MPEG data, same as what a Genie's tuner decodes from the transponder embedded within the SWM channel which it sends to a client via DECA. So in theory any DECA capable receiver should work. There's no requirement for coax, in fact in hotels I suspect it is probably going to use TCP/IP over cat5 more often than coax and use wired C41 clients (or RVU capable TVs)
Based on a DECA "mesh test" maxing out at 250 Mb/sec and a full HD channel bandwidth of around 19 Mb, that divides out to 13 channels fitting within the current DECA point to point bandwidth capability (plus whatever is left over for the guide data stream) Maybe that's just a coincidence, since DECA as currently defined has only 3 50 MHz wide channels, but... More likely it increases the frequency range for DECA. 10 or 11 more 50 MHz DECA channels requires 500 or 550 MHz, and there's plenty of room in the sub 900 MHz range DECA inhabits. The implementation chosen between those two depends on the flexibility of the receiver's DECA hardware.
The patents indicate they have been working on this Digital SWM technology for some time, and likely waiting for the technology to mature to the point where the cost was reasonable. I'd say at the very worst it would be limited to the most recent SWM only equipment, or maybe they had enough forethought to build in capability long enough ago that all still supported receivers are included. Given that Directv knew they were going in this direction for a while, they'd be able make whatever accommodation to their hardware and software implementation of DECA to provide for DSWM and make as much of their current installed base DSWM ready as possible.
BTW, I found a few references in Linkedin to Digital SWM, which indicates that the ASIC was implemented in 45nm CMOS. That's one (and soon to be two) generations behind the state of the art, so there's ample room to drive improvements in cost/performance when they migrate this from DRE to residential since it is a fully digital design with no analog component implemented in Gallium arsenide to hold it back. The DSWM will be able to follow Moore's Law on down to higher performance and/or cooler and/or cheaper hardware every two years like other CE products. Just look at how much faster this year's iPhone is than the original six years ago.
The beautiful thing about this for hotels is that there is no reason that the DSWM's ASIC can't be programmed to do more than decode Directv. Decoding ATSC, QAM or even NTSC should be possible with the same hardware, so it'll be nice for adding in local OTA channels or modulated internal channels. Given that it handles a 500 MHz block at once, this thing should be capable of tuning the entire ATSC spectrum simultaneously...that's pretty cool! Since there's no additional hardware needed, it won't cost anything to provide this functionality, aside from the patent licenses needed for ATSC and QAM, and of course the developer effort. That's not likely to be a high priority for Directv, but I'll bet it is on someone's 'to do' or 'nice to have' list.
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Posted 01 November 2013 - 08:24 PM
I found more info on this, which would tend to make me think it isn't necessarily using DECA - at least it would also have the option to use ordinary SWM. The ASIC was described in an ISSCC paper earlier this year, and the intro (which is all I saw, the rest is behind a paywall) states the ASWM [i.e. the SWM8/16/LNB of today] will "select and output signals from multiple LNB's to a fixed frequency slot for each set-top box on a single cable". That's the "frequency shift a transponder into a SWM channel" model we have now. In the DSWM "selected and reordered channels are digitally upconverted and are stacked into L-band through a 9b 5.46GS/s DAC" and "offers a full flexibility of channel selection, and supports many more satellites through a single L-band cable".
So as I previously outlined, the DSWM is digitizing the individual channels it wants, but this indicates it is then capable of digitally frequency shifting and converting them back to analog. ["DAC" means "digital to analog converter"] I had almost suggested this as a possibility in my last post, but I'm already writing such long posts I'm probably causing most people's eyes to glaze over already Analog L band - that would mean the DSWM could be utilized by any SWM capable receiver, even the venerable H20.
However, unlike current SWM, since it is working at the level of individual Directv channels, it could theoretically fit at least 40 unique HD channels in SWM this way (based on 5 HD channels per transponder) Maybe well over 100, depending on how receivers handle the SWM guard band. It would do this by placing channels intended for multiple receivers into shared SWM channels. Just like SWM does now, when two receivers happen to tune channels available from the same transponder, but it could cause as many receivers to share a single SWM channel as there is room for the channels they want. Not sure where the apparent limit of 13 in the current DSWM-13 would come from, unless it is simply limited by power/heat budget at this time. If so, that will improve with time.
One other thing stood out with these two quotes, first about DSWM: "supports many more satellites through a single L-band cable" and the second regarding the limitations of ASWM: "Although the ASWM solution solves the problem of multiple cables, it does not provide enough flexibility and capability to increase the number of inputs". That makes me wonder if they're planning ahead for adding even more capacity. Perhaps soon enough supporting RDBS on D14 and D15 would require two more coaxial cables, as has been discussed as a possibility in the D14 speculation thread. If you can support 40 unique channels in a DSWM (or even half that many) you don't have to worry about annoying residential (or small commercial) customers with six cables. Only larger MDUs would have to deal with that, everyone else would have a DSWM LNB and a single coax.
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Posted 01 November 2013 - 08:55 PM
Well I have to wonder. Are they looking at the future? Maybe they will try as move deca to a offerer freq range up a bit higher and let over the air be diplexed in again? Also expand deca range to cover moca2 specs? So more nodes possible? Could that be the reason they are limiting it to 13 channels. Or maybe the equipment can't deal with more than 13 channels of swim. Don't know.
That would be perfect if they could run 40 channels of swim though which would equate to 40 channels on a lnbswim. Would Make everything easier for everyone. But even 20 channels would be plenty for most consumers.


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from the plate of a policeman or a soldier in a dream means committing adultery or receiving money from an unlawful source. Eating the
of poor people or pious ones in a dream means repentance from sin or receiving guidance. Eating the
of nomads or Bedouins in a dream means travels, rising in station or changes in one's conditions. Eating a meal that is cooked with meat in a dream means richness for a poor person. Eating a meal that is cooked without meat in a dream also may mean poverty, or it could mean devotion. If one's meal turns into something better in the dream, it means advancement in one's spiritual life. If one's
turns bitter or sour in the dream, it means changing a spouse or a job. If one cooks a tasty meal in a dream, it means attaining a high ranking job, or it could mean prospering after suffering from a painful poverty. If someone else cooks one's meal in the dream, it means dealing with a treacherous person and in this case, it means that one should fear for his life or about doing business with him, or it could mean that he may receive a helping hand in doing his job. If one eats an unbearably hot
in a dream, it means adversities. If one finds his mouth filled with
, and if there is still a cavity for more
in the dream, it means confusion, or it could represent the balance of his life in this world. If one manages to grind and swallow the
in his mouth in a dream, it means that he will overcome his difficulties. Receiving a sour or a bitter tasting
from someone in a dream means hearing harsh words, and the same interpretation is given if one offers someone sour or bitter
in a dream. If he eats it, then it means sorrow, sadness and distress. If one finds himself eating it patiently and thanks Allah Almighty for it in the dream, it means that he will escape from such dangers. (Also see Chewing food; Guest; Hospitality; Swallowing; Table)
Dream Explanation
— In a dream, digesting one's
means steadfastness and assiduousness in one's profession, liveliness and vivacity. Digesting one's
in a dream also signifies safety and protection against fear. (Also see Food)
Food fare Dream Explanation
— (Banquet; Course; Meal) If one organizes and invites people to a
fare or a banquet in a dream, it means that he will spend money to establish a business, or that he will seek the help of someone against a rival. (Also see Food)
Dream Explanation
— If one sees himself exaggeratedly chewing his
in a dream, it means disdain and indifference about seeking an honest livelihood. Swallowing
one should chew in a dream means debts, or collectors standing at one's door demanding their money. (Also see Chewing gum; Chewing)
Food basket Dream Explanation
— (Picnic basket; Traveller's pouch) A
basket in a dream represents an important journey, financial comfort, or interchanging conditions between poverty and distress. If a traveller sees himself carrying a
basket in a dream, it means that he will take a positive look at things, or that he will walk a step forward that will bring benefits to him and to his family.
Dream Explanation
— (Cereal; Grits; Kasha; Oatmeal; Porridge) Having a tasty breakfast in a dream means honor, promotion or dispelling distress, adversities and illness. (Also see Porridge)
in a Pot Dream Explanation
— Cooking
in a pot on a fire suggests that he will benefit from a house or a matter relating to a house because a pot symbolizes the guardian of the house.
Invitation Dream Explanation
— An invitation to lunch or dinner in a dream means taking a long journey. If in the mid-afternoon, it signifies a rest or taking a break from a troubling job. If it is an invitation to dinner in the dream, it means betraying someone under the cover of darkness. If one sees himself planning to invite people to a lunch or to dinner in a dream, it means that he wants to do business with them, or perhaps enter their circles. Consequently, he will be blamed for interfering or entering such a venture. If one sees himself hosting a dinner at his house, and the guests have finished eating in the dream, it means that he will preside over them. If a sick person sees such an invitation at his house in a dream, it means that he will recover from his illness.
to guests in a dream means the returning home of a dear person from a long journey. If one sees himself sitting at a table covered with all types of
and fruits in a dream, it means that he will be called upon to serve his Lord and to win paradise. (Also see Food; Guest; Hospitality; Table)
Poor Dream Explanation
— (Also see Poverty; Serving)
Carrying weight Dream Explanation
— (Burdens; Forbearance; Porter;
Burden Dream Explanation
— (Carrying weight; Forbearance; Porter;
Course Dream Explanation
— (See
fare; Food)
Meal Dream Explanation
— (See
fare; Food)
Reciting Surah Anaam Dream Explanation
— Its reader will now focus his attention towards safeguarding and
the cause of Deen. He will acquire halaal rizq and will be fortunate in the world and hereafter
Hospitality Dream Explanation
— (Dinner; Food) In a dream, hospitality means getting together for a charitable cause or to perform good deeds. If one invites people for a dinner and they eat to full satisfaction in the dream, it means that he will preside over them. Preparing a guest room in one's house in a dream means the arrival of a long awaited traveller. (Also see Food; Guest; Invitation; Table)
Banquet Dream Explanation
— (Ceremonial dinner) Attending a banquet or giving a banquet in a dream means dispelling distress and overcoming adversities. A banquet in a dream also means celebrating a new appointment or receiving honorary guests. However, a banquet in a dream also denotes distress, sorrow or grief. (Also see Colors;
fare; Food)
Vessel or Ship Dream Explanation
— A sea-going vessel normally symbolizes deliverance and safety from calamities. Sometimes it is interpreted as a means of reaching the king or becoming intimate with him or
him. At times it is also interpreted as grief and anxiety which will ultimately come to an end.
Hole Dream Explanation
— (Deception; Plot; Profits; Fall) Digging a hole, a water well, or an irrigation and planning to water the plants with them in a dream means attending one's needs and
the interests of his family. Eating from the dirt one piles from digging in his dream represents a swagger, or someone who acquires money through deception. Seeing oneself inside a hole in a dream also means divorce. To see oneself outside of such a hole looking at it in a dream means having an argument with one's spouse that will end in reconciliation. If a sick person or a prisoner sees himself coming out of a hole in a dream, it means that he will become free from his trials. Falling into a hole and crying for help to no avail in a dream means taking a short trip. A hole in a dream also represents a poor woman who strives to cover others pitfalls, though she cannot veil her own. Hiding inside a hole in a dream also means appeasement of one's fears, or ending of one's adversities. If while hiding, one finds
, or fresh water, or a cloth to cover himself in the dream, it means profiting from sources one does not anticipate, or making peace with an opponent. To put a hole in one's shoe in a dream means facing trouble and adversities. (Also see Den; Mouse hole; Tunnel)
Lubrication Dream Explanation
— (Fat; Oil) A motor lubricator in a dream represents knowledge, guidance,
the people of knowledge, or being close to people in authority. (Also see Grease)


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4,2 sur janvier 25, 2015
My husband and I went for our anniversary and had the best experience. Can't wait to go there again! The whole place is filled with gorgeous antiques and the atmosphere is just plain comfortable!
5 sur janvier 11, 2015
We always have a great time at the Hotel Fredrick. It is very comfortable and the staff is great
4,6 sur décembre 15, 2014
We were very pleased with the comfort and atmosphere provided by the Hotel Frederick. The room was very cozy and and relaxing. We had a great time walking through downtown Boonville where we enjoyed antiquing and hobknobbing. We also enjoyed a meal at the restaurant. I would recommend the Hotel Frederick to anyone who needs a night away to enjoy the quiet atmosphere.
3,4 sur décembre 02, 2014
I was very happy with my stay at the Frederick and loved the unique property!
3,8 sur novembre 25, 2014
This was a three day get-away for several couples. The service was great and highly personable. We enjoyed our time.
4,8 sur novembre 11, 2014
wonderful place to stay, walk around downtown, hike the katy trail, relax and enjoy. we loved it.
3,8 sur novembre 06, 2014
Love the restoration
4,2 sur novembre 03, 2014
The room was very comfortable and quiet. The dining was truly spectacular. What a great weekend!
5 sur octobre 19, 2014
We were with a large party with multiple rooms. We were very well taken care of from the minute we got there till the time we left!
4,4 sur octobre 13, 2014
I stayed at the Hotel Frederick on a solo fall 2-day retreat. I felt very safe and comfortable throughout my stay. I felt like I was staying in a Bed and Breakfast, rather than a hotel. I stayed in room 3 which has a lovely sitting area and an amazing tub! The first night that I stayed it was a little noisy late in the evening. I could hear some of the bar conversations and heels clicking on the beautiful hardwood flooring. If noise bothers you, you might want to consider a room away from the staircase. They do supply earplugs. Another comment about room 3 is that it is near a meeting room. I stayed during the week. Apparently, early morning meetings occur in the the meeting room. Had I been aware of this meeting ahead of time, it would not have been such a jolt to me. However, room 3 is so great, I would stay in it again. The second night I was there was very quiet. The restaurant food and restaurant service were mediocre, especially for the price. The waitstaff was friendly, but service was slow. You might want to have some other options in mind ahead of time or go early with the intent of enjoying the sunset on the balcony with a glass of wine. The bar is amazing and you won't find a more friendly bartender than Jeremiah. He is a great asset to the hotel. The daytime desk staff was very friendly and had many suggestions for places to visit. My room was very clean. The cleaning staff did an outstanding job. Don't miss a walk across the bridge at sunset!
2,2 sur octobre 02, 2014
Upon an early arrival, receptionist was rude regarding time of check-in and recommendations regarding nearby eateries. At actual check-in, a different receptionist was very welcoming. Room was nice. Breakfast was lacking. One of our favorite parts of staying at a B&B is the breakfast. This was a below average continental breakfast, including the coffee. All for over $200/night! We will not be returning.
3,2 sur septembre 20, 2014
We stayed in room 20. Room was clean, interestingly appointed and the bed was very comfortable. The only complaint on the room was that the jet tub did not work. The hotel was quite cool too, but needs a good ghost story. Would stay again at the right rate.
4,8 sur septembre 17, 2014
Perfect weekend escape. Lovely room, staff was very helpful, dining was very good!
5 sur septembre 12, 2014
Our stay at Hotel Frederick was absolutely perfect! From providing a secure place to store our bicycles, to a clean room with amenities, to a comfortable bar with a very attentive bartender, to a wonderful, delicious dinner in the restaurant and breakfast in the morning, I cannot think of anything that wasn't outstanding! We will definitely book again when we're riding the Katy Trail!!!
4,8 sur septembre 07, 2014
Hotel Frederick is a very pleasant ,welcoming hotel ! The architecture is amazing and the rooms are very relaxing and peaceful. We had a nice weekend stay here. The rain shower was wonderful and I wanted to take the antique furnishings home with me!! :-) The staff was very helpful and cheerful . Everything was clean and orderly , but also relaxing. I recommend The Fred and also spending a bit of quiet time with dessert in the lounge!! We will be coming back !
4,0 sur septembre 06, 2014
My friend and I each had a comfortable, quiet, clean room at the Hotel Frederick in Boonville, MO. The continental breakfast was more than adequate. We chatted with some of the other guests at breakfast. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I look forward to staying at the Hotel Frederick on a future occasion.
3,6 sur août 25, 2014
Very charming historic hotel overlooking the Missouri River and downtown Boonville. Room was small but nice and comfortable. Hotel staff were very accommodating and helpful.
5 sur août 23, 2014
We love staying at the Frederick, as does our 4 year old. The staff are friendly. The bartender, Jeremiah, makes outstanding cocktails. The hotel strives to be environmentally friendly. It's a great overnight getaway. Can't say enough good things about it!!
4,8 sur août 15, 2014
A trip to Mid Missouri to visit with our son in Columbia, included visits to Warm Springs Ranch and Missouri Penitentiary. Add biking on the Katy Trail and dinner at Les Bourgeious in Rocheport! Topping it all off was our stay at the Fred. Alas a history enthusiast and teacher, this hotel helped take me back in time! A highly enjoyable experience.
4,0 sur juillet 24, 2014
very nicely restored old hotel. Rooms were quaint, bar service was wonderful. Dining room service was great, and food was good.
5 sur juin 19, 2014
If you need to take a trip back in time and take a break from the crazy world around us Hotel Frederick is the place to go. Relaxing, great service, food very good and the staff over the top helpful.....Frederick is the kind of place you go and hate to leave......we will be back and planning our next trip now..... Great location to stay and then explore the other historic areas around Boonville...
4,0 sur juin 16, 2014
We have stayed here multiple times and have injoyed it every time.
4,6 sur octobre 28, 2012
This was a return visit to the Frederick and we found everything still to be just superb! The rooms are terrific and our visit the bar and Glenn's Cafe were most enjoyable. We highly recommend the Frederick hotel, bar and Glenn's Cafe to anyone visiting in the Boonville area.
5 sur septembre 21, 2012
I would rate the weekend at Hotel Frederick as Excellent- Lynn at front desk was extremely helpful and when I had questions on settings for my laptop someone immediately came to our room to explain - dinner at Glenn's Cafe was #1 in service and food
2,2 sur septembre 15, 2012
We found this historic Hotel to be nicely restored. The staff were all friendly and helpful. We were in room 5 and were desperate for a simple shelf in the bathroom to put our stuff on. It had a beautiful pedistal sink, but I had to go back and forth from the bathroom to the bed area where all my cosmetics/toiletries were. I finally put a chair next to the sink to use as a shelf.The breakfast was......oh boy...um....are you kidding? I thought this was a bed and breakfast? You know those round 'danish' things with the blob of red or white stuff in the middle that are wrapped in plastic that you see at every single Comfort Inn or Budget Inn? Well they offered those for breakfast. They were all unwrapped though The coffee was very weak and the cream was the kind that doesn't need refrigeration and tastes artificial. I always look forward to the offerings for breakfast and the Hotel Frederick really really fell short. Nothing fresh or tasty. We drove to Columbia and went to a cafe to eat.
4,8 sur octobre 23, 2011
We arrived on Monday afternoon after an MU homecoming weekend when the place was entirely booked up. Monday in fall was a different story, however. Our only real complaint is that Glenn's Cafe is not open on Monday, but Maggie's is a great substitute. We look forward to returning to the Frederick as a destination! If you are a cyclist, the Katy Trail is accessible across the street. We would recommend this to anyone who wants something decidely different from chain hotels.
4,8 sur octobre 12, 2011
We rode Saturday and Sunday on the Katy Trail and spent Saturday night at the Frederick. It was a great place to stay. There were 10 of us. We all very much enjoyed the stay. There are several areas for a group to sit together comfortably. We all loved our rooms. I would recommend and will be back.
3,4 sur septembre 23, 2011
The staff was friendly and the rooms were clean. The Hotel Frederick meet our expectations. We thought the breakfast would be more of a full menu instead continental. We enjoyed our stay.
4,4 sur août 01, 2011
The staff at the Hotel Frederick were exceptional. They were the most helpful and friendliest staff that I have ever met. Our room was exceptional with a view of the Katy Trail and the Missouri River. Loved the antiques and the atmosphere of the Hotel. Will definitely stay at the Hotel Frederick the next time I am in Boonville MO.
4,6 sur avril 16, 2011
Wished we could have stayed longer. Everything about this B&B was such a great experience. The hospitality was so good, we didn't want to leave. Very warm and inviting old hotel. We were there on a Sunday/Monday so the quaint bar was closed and we're sorry we missed it. We'd love to return. One slight critique - the breakfast was disappointing. We were expecting a hot meal but was a continental offering. But we went to the local diner, had a great breakfast - and staff there too were so nice!
4,6 sur décembre 31, 2010
I am in love with the Hotel Frederick. I recommend it to every one of my friends and family. It's a pleasure every time, from the elegant linens and towels to the heated floors, the Hotel Frederick is the best around. Charming, antique and modern all at the same time.


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(We always thought he looked a little like a fat, drunk owl.)
According to Packer (who, incidentally, still doesn't own a computer), he hired a psychic the family had previously worked with to find the murder weapons in the O.J. case because the psychic — a man named John Monte — called Packer and said he knew where the weapons were.
Why Packer went Shirley Maclaine on a case that had nothing to do with his family is anyone's guess. Regardless, after Monte was flown out to L.A. on Packer's dime, he did uncover the knives which O.J. allegedly used and brought them to the L.A.P.D. which, quite understandably, didn't want anything to do with the knives or Monte.
Can you blame the L.A.P.D.? Why would it trust a random guy who was surreptitiously searching the Simpson estates for murder clues during an ongoing murder investigation by its own department? And who knows if they were actually the murder knives? Maybe Monte just smuggled them out to California, smeared them with ketchup (catsup?), let them rust and pulled them out when no one was looking. That's what you're risking with psychics.
Here's the near-transcript of what Packer told the podcast about the "great experience":
He found the weapons. And we uh…he claimed he found them. And so uh, we basically went to the LA Police Department, said John knows where the weapons are, and at that point this is about a week after the murders. And so, at that point the Police Department said, we can't take the chance that if he starts digging stuff up, that the press heard about this we'd be in serious trouble. So we had to put it on hold. But it was a great experience.
It's also worth noting that Packer sent his sons out to L.A. with Monte, using them to pose as Simpson's neighbors. The whole story straight out bat crazy.
It also proves what we're missing by not having Packer call games in the forthcoming NCAA Tournament. Sure, we would have had to listen to a lot of farcical, mad cow-induced basketball analysis, but we might have lucked into a few more anectdotes from CSI Billy Packer. Heck, now that he's been outed as a fan of psychics, Packer even could have asked Nancy Reagan for her Final Four picks! Now that would have been entertaining.