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**Official Walking Dead Season 3 Thread**Ep. 302 "SICK"(Pg.21) SPOILER Free Posted by RonBurgundy on 9/26 at 9:54 am Shocking Deaths?(Spoilerish) Who's your take on Rick's crew biting the dust? Got to think they off a Season 1 guy or girl. So Glenn,T-Dog,Carol,Lori,Andrea or Daryl are left. I bet we see a death in the first three episodes. Also that clip of The Gov. chopping off something could it be "the scene?" This post was edited on 10/17 at 7:06 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Topwater Trout on 9/26 at 10:00 am to RonBurgundy Can't watch at work. When does the new season start?Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LSUBoo on 9/26 at 10:01 am to RonBurgundy T-Dog and Carol are screwed. I've never read the comic books, so I don't know how close they are sticking to them or anything... seems like Carol is pretty worthless now that her daughter is dead, and Glenn and Daryl are the two best characters so they won't likely be dying. Or perhaps Lori... no one likes her anyway. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by RonBurgundy on 9/26 at 10:02 am to LSUBoo quote: did you watch the video? Carol is busting out an M-16. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LSUBoo on 9/26 at 10:04 am to RonBurgundy quote: Negative, it's blocked at work. I'm just going based on Seasons 1 & 2... that's pretty sweet though. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by USMC Gators on 9/26 at 10:19 am to RonBurgundy quote: lol that's an AK underfolder. And I didn't know that the guy who plays Rick is British. comics >>> tv show btw Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Murray on 9/26 at 10:20 am to RonBurgundy quote: Advice to any of the comic readers. This isn't the thread for you. It's not the "informed guesses edition". No matter how much the show sways from the comic, its swung back towards the comic now so don't go down this road. It never ends well. :enigma: Reply Back to Top |
Posted by RollTide1987 on 9/26 at 10:22 am to RonBurgundy I think Herschel and his youngest daughter, Beth, will definitely kick the bucket in season three. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by PsychTiger on 9/26 at 10:31 am to RonBurgundy I've read a good bit of the comic, so I'll restrict my educated guesses to the content of this thread. Although CountingTiger has already cautioned about posting spoilers disguised as guesses, someone who knows will still post something that is perceived as being too much. Though this won't be an egregious offense (read: minor spoiler), some posters will blow it way out of proportion and the thread will devolve into a bitch fest for several pages where no intelligent discussion of the show takes place. Enjoy! This post was edited on 9/26 at 2:48 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by thatguy1892 on 9/26 at 11:29 am to RonBurgundy quote: No. Was taken care of in season one. I don't think they'll do that on the show. This post was edited on 9/26 at 1:18 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by RonBurgundy on 9/26 at 11:32 am to USMC Gators quote: Image: http://gifsoup.com/webroot/animatedgifs1/1475291_o.gif Reply Back to Top |
Posted by RonBurgundy on 9/26 at 11:35 am to Murray quote: Agreed, though I think the show won't be an exact follow, more of a parallel. I think the Season 1 crowd is most likely threatened, including everyone's favorite crossbow bearer. It would suck cause he's awesome,but he's also got a lot going on this year. T-Dawg is like Ronnie on The Shield, he screen time will only go up. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by DoUrden on 9/26 at 11:41 am to Topwater Trout quote: Oct 14 Reply Back to Top |
Posted by PsychTiger on 9/26 at 12:00 pm to thatguy1892 quote: You might want to edit the spoilers out of that post. The show watchers get real pissed when you let it be known a character is still alive in the future in the comics. I also didn't appreciate finding out what you posted as I am not that far in the comics myself, though I'll get over it. This post was edited on 9/26 at 12:03 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Murray on 9/26 at 12:33 pm to PsychTiger quote: This is the kind of posting that I was referring to. I'm sure thatguy means no harm but mixing book readers with non-book readers has always gone bad quickly. Of course I'm under no delusions that it'll stop anytime soon. As usual, much blood will be shed. For this reason I'm starting to look forward to the Walking Dead episode threads almost as much as the show itself. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by HoustonChick86 on 9/26 at 12:34 pm to RonBurgundy I wouldn't be upset at all if Carol, Lori, or Andrea get offed.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by finchmeister08 on 9/26 at 12:36 pm to RonBurgundy where can people watch it without AMC? dish needs to get this fixed asap.Reply Back to Top |
Posted by thatguy1892 on 9/26 at 12:37 pm to PsychTiger quote: Yeah, I'm gonna leave the post the way it is. There are no spoilers in my post. I left everything pretty vague. The thing is that the "show watcher" need to realize is that the show is A LOT different than the comic. So if people haven't already started reading the comics don't worry they'll be fine. Kirkman and the show runners have said countless time that they are trying to make sure that the show and comic are as different as they can possibly make it. As far as what I spoiled for you, don't worry when you get caught up you'll realize I haven't done any of the sorts. The only reason I referenced 102 is because that's the number the comic is up to. And if you don't mind me asking what issue are you on? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by finchmeister08 on 9/26 at 12:39 pm to thatguy1892 how long are the comics? what i mean is, how long does it take to read just one of them? are they comics or graphics novels?Reply Back to Top |
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Anyone who pauses to watch and then to THINK must come to the conclusion that America is shooting itself in the foot.
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I always get a chuckle from the indignation of bible-thumpers who take exception to my outspoken support of the notion that churches should have their tax-exempt status revoked.
They almost always find it necessary to resort to personal attacks and insults in expressing their opposition to that opinion of mine. Interestingly, so far they have all been Christians who identify with the deep south, for some reason.
Typically their rants will include some commentary about how their particular flavor of organized religion is superior to some other forms of organized religion, and so I should heed their advice or burn in hell, etc.
They always end their unsolicited rants with how they are going to pray for me, when they should be praying for all the alter-boys those hypocrites have sodomized.
They're never staisfied to make their case in one comment, preferring instead to copy and paste the same exact rant multiple times which telegraphs the level of their anger & frustrations. That's funny too.
Here is an indisputable, undeniable, documentable FACT which none has ever been willing to directly address:
Organized religion is directly responsible for more death and destruction over the history of mankind than all other causes combined. Go ahead, try making excuses and denials of that fact all you want, I'll enjoy the laugh.
Almost without fail they will include the misguided and misinformed historical reference to how this country was founded as a Christian nation and how all the founding fathers were religious, practically saints; priests at the very least. All of which has been debunked a million times over, but they remain in denial. Their confusion can be forgiven because their instruction manual is seriously flawed.
Their rants usually make reference to two documents that few have actually ever fully read, or properly interpreted, the US Constitution and the Bible. None of their rants convey an accurate interpretation or respect for the separation of church & state.
The most recent nonsensical rant this blog received accused "Media Matters" of being an extension of the Government which it is not. Of course, these Conservative whack-jobs always express their very un-Christian-like and hypocritical hatred for all things Government-related. Apparently their charter school curriculum didn't include Civics class so that they could understand that We-The-People ARE the governmnet, either that or they suffer from a ton of self-hatred.
Again, as a long time, taxpaying citizen of this country, I would support revoking the tax exempt status of all churches. There, I've said it again ... sue-me!
I am perfectly happy to continune to share that opinion with my elected representatives at all levels of government, as well as to write and voice the opinion where ever I like, as long as I like, fully exercising my first amendment right to do so, with no regard to the small and weak minded commenters who would attempt to inhibit.
No one will shout me down or otherwise inhibit me from continuing to express this opinion ... ain't gonna happen. If anything, whining and complaining only encourages me to escalate. Newsflash to those who don't understand that being 'resolute' about something is not the same as being angry about something, but nice try.
"Freedom of the press is limited to those who own one". --A. J. Liebling
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I am not going to provide any additional venue for bible-thumpers here. Try your pulpits instead.
I'll close with this: Tea Parties are for little girls with imaginary friends. And when the nation needs an enema the nozzle will be placed in through Texas. ;-)
I am voting YES on 92.
And ya know what else?
If I had never heard or read anything about it before now, I'd still definitely be voting YES on 92 just because I enjoy being a contrarian. The "No on 92" assholes obviously have endless amounts of money because every TV Ad is one of theirs. That tells me all I need to know in order to make an infomred vote.
It will be a sweeter victory knowing how much money the Corporatocracy poured into opposing it.
Ok, step one, done & done.
Just got off the phone with the offices of Senators Wyden and Merkley, and Representative Blumenauer expressing my support of ANY politician who would have the 'nads to introduce legislation to remove the tax-exempt status of every church in America.
I don't care to have my tax dollars continuing to subsidize the cult-like nonsense of any church / organized religion.
Besides their meddling into secular politics, churches and organized religion are directly responsible for more war, killing and bloodshed than all other causes combined and that is an indisputable F-A-C-T.
Here is the direct-dial number for the Congressional Switchboard: 202-225-4811. I urge you to call it, and ask for your representatives and tell them to yank the tax exempt status of churches. If you do not already know who all your representatives are, here is a link to find out: http://www.opencongress.org/people/zipcodelookup
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DEX doesn't know shit.
Lemme tell ya something, every time the van load of illegals that Dex hires to deliver their phone books rolls through the neighborhood I can guarantee you that they never have any OPT-OUT list to check before they toss their phone books, EVERYONE gets them.
I don't even have a phone line because I use my cell phone exclusively.
And, each time I find one of their damn phone directories on my porch I log on to their opt-out page and opt-out yet again.
Who the hell uses a phone directory anymore anyway???
Fuck Dex and the horse they rode in on. I gotta get the city to ban the delivery of these phone books entirely. Gonna start hounding the city about this first thing in the morning; sonsabitches @ Dex anyway.
Perhaps I will keep the directory that landed on my porch yesterday, and instead of spending time on trying to get the delivery of the directories banned in the city, I will instead dial up the advertisers who appear in the directory and explain to them that the directory serves as my way to eliminate vendors from any that I might be considering doing business with when I have a need. I also might mention to them that this is 2014 and no one is seeing their Ads in the directories so they may just as well mail me their monies than to pay for Ad space in a media that no ones uses anymore.
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DWTS: Which Couple Didn't Make It to the Finals?
Originally posted 11/17/2014 10:15PM
The final five couples took to the stage for this week's Dancing with the Stars semifinals, and while each duo had impressive performances, one couple had to be sent home. This week Tommy Chong and Peta Murgatroyd took their final bows on the dance floor after performing two dances to different types of music – one plugged and the other unplugged – for this week's theme.
"I've just showed that old stoners can perform when they need to!" joked Chong during his final send-off.
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DWTS: Who Got the Boot Before Tommy Chong?
Originally posted 11/10/2014 10:30PM
Going with great news – rather than just a great performance – is the best way to start off Dancing with the Stars. To that end, Monday's installment killed it with the bulletin that oldie but goodie Tommy Chong made it for another week!
But Chong getting to stay meant that a (high-scoring) celebrity had to go. So it was a surprise when Lea Thompson – who looked stunning while performing some of her best dances – was named as the next hoofer to leave the ballroom.
"I just feel really great. I feel strong and I'm anxious to get back to my day job on Switched at Birth," Thompson said. "I love this man [Artem Chigvintsev] and he's a new pro and I think he did a great job with me."
DWTS: Who Was Finally Eliminated on Monday's Show?
Originally posted 11/03/2014 10:30PM
It was a Dynamic Duos theme under the mirror ball on Dancing with the Stars Monday but the night's Tarzan – better known as Michael Waltrip – couldn't swing enough votes to keep him and his Jane inside the fringe jungle.
The racecar driver became the latest celebrity to leave the ABC show.
"It was a chance to do something that was more emotional than it was physical, to get to experience the wonderful cast, to get to know Emma's heart and who she is as a person," Waltrip told host Tom Bergeron. "I'm happy I got to be here and sad I have to go."
"I'm so emotional," added his pro Emma Slater. "He's made me a better person. You meet these people and he has a big heart. I'll be a better person for the rest of my life."
Whose Waltz Scared the Judges and Lost Him a Chance for the Mirror Ball Trophy?
Originally posted 10/27/2014 10:40PM
How's this for scary: Judge Len Goodman started the night in a casket!
It was an appropriate opening because the returning judge had to help sound the death knell for Antonio Sabato Jr.
No matter how many times the soap star went shirtless under the mirror ball this season, he and partner Cheryl Burke just couldn't keep the judges, or viewers, happy.
"I danced with one of the best in the world," Sabato Jr. said. "It's all about the fans and that's why I am here."
What's Up with the Chemistry Between DWTS Champs Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Meryl Davis?
Originally posted 05/21/2014 06:55PM
There's no denying that Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Olympic gold medal ice dancer Meryl Davis have chemistry on the dance floor. All season long the Dancing With the Stars duo wowed the show's judges and viewers with one stellar performance after another.
As in-step as they are on the dance floor, it's their off-the-dance-floor connection that has folks wondering, "Are they or aren't they?" Or, in the case of DWTS judge Carrie Ann Inaba, who declared after the couple's emotional and soulful freestyle routine Monday night, "I think the two of you should get married."
That seems to be the general consensus among fans and colleagues, who experienced a gentler, kinder and more playful Chmerkovskiy this season. And humbler.
Tom Bergeron: Brooke Burke-Charvet Has Been 'Very Encouraging' to Erin Andrews
Originally posted 03/17/2014 10:25AM
There are apparently no hard feelings in the Dancing with the Stars hosting hot seat.
Since being shockingly replaced by Erin Andrews as the co-host of ABC's hit show for its 18th season (which kicks off on Monday), Brooke Burke-Charvet "has been very encouraging to Erin," fellow host Tom Bergeron, 58, told PEOPLE on Tuesday.
"She and Erin have exchanged phone calls and voicemail messages. Erin was very complimentary to Brooke. So, in the midst of a difficult situation, there's a whole lot of maturity going on."
Brooke Burke-Charvet: How I Explained Getting 'Let Go' from DWTS to My Kids
Originally posted 03/06/2014 06:00PM
It sounds like Brooke Burke-Charvet has accepted the fact that she was replaced by Erin Andrews as Tom Bergeron's co-host on Dancing with the Stars for its 18th season.
Brooke Burke-Charvet Is Out as Co-Host of Dancing with the Stars
Originally posted 02/21/2014 10:30PM
Brooke Burke-Charvet is leaving Dancing with the Stars.
The news that she won't return to the show comes as a shock to the former contestant, who was by Tom Bergeron's side as co-host since season 10 of the ballroom dancing competition.
"Weird day ... Shocking pre-season elimination #DWTS …ME. Tom Bergeron didn't even read my name," Burke-Charvet, 42, Tweeted at midnight Saturday. "I won't be returning to the show this season."
ABC released a statement to PEOPLE on Saturday: "We can confirm that Brooke Burke-Charvet will not be joining us next season. She's been a wonderful part of the Dancing with the Stars family since her triumphant win in season seven and will unquestionably be missed by our entire team," the statement reads. "We'd like to thank Brooke for her years of great service."
Burke-Charvet wasn't the only one who was surprised by the news. "It was a shock they let Brooke go," a source tells PEOPLE. "The cast and crew loved her. It's very sad."
Brooke Burke-Charvet Talks About That Sexy Gas-Pumping Photo
Originally posted 01/25/2014 11:00AM
Brooke Burke-Charvet wants people to know one thing: that hot figure she flaunted at the gas station did not come easy.
Dancing with the Stars: Technical Problems Skew Results
Originally posted 10/21/2013 10:30PM
First, the pairs had to perform in an improvisational switch-up challenge, which required them to show off their ability to transition seamlessly while dancing to music that suddenly changed.
Then, at elimination time, there was an even bigger twist that one no one – not even producers – had seen coming.
Keep reading to find out who will dance again next week ...
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Demetri Dearth, 56, faces charges of mail fraud and false statements to a government agency, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Easter District of California.
According to the indictment, Dearth was the owner and operator of Advanced Substance Abuse Programs based in Redding. Dearth purported to assist employers of commercial drivers to comply with United States Department of Transportation regulations requiring pre-employment and random drug tests of commercial drivers.
Instead of sending specimens collected from drivers to laboratories and doctors for testing and review, Dearth created false and fraudulent documents purportedly signed by doctors indicating that the drug tests had come back negative, according to the indictment. Dearth then alleged billed her clients for these tests.
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THE FREAK OUT IS OVER!! I finished my Smut Peddler submission, WHEW!! For those who don't know, Smut Peddler is an adult anthology run by Spike of Templar, AZ fame. I illustrated a story with the writer Alice Hunt of Goodbye Chains- set in October 1957, New York City. It's an OYAJI story (mmm hot older men). Once the anthology goes up on Kickstarter, I will be sure to link it!
I'm starting the designs for reoccurring characters in Kindling and will be finishing up my outstanding commissions in the next two weeks. Kindling is going along swimmingly! I just signed my second contract - to design the characters. Chapter 1 is in the writing works, and should be delivered to me in March. I'm pretty excited about this! It looks like it's going to be pretty sweet! <3
As some of you saw, Macchina has updated again! I still don't have a set schedule for updates yet - the reason being that I want to try to get Volume 2 in print by my next convention (in May), which consists of Chapters 6-8. I need to finish thumbnailing chapter 8 to figure out exactly how long it will be and see if my goal is in any way feasible! LOL I have the chapter written out, but I'm not entirely certain how long it will be! I know we're about halfway through (probably). Once Chapter 8 is complete, I will be taking time off to compile Volume 2 for print. I am hoping to have the book in color, but that is still up in the air! Unfortunately, my current computer can't handle the large files i use for my comic (600dpi) and has lost pages on me before. If I don't get a new computer, I won't be able to color the comic pages very easily. Once the volume is page-counted, depending on how close it is to the convention, I will either print a small PoD run for the convention, and then have a Kickstarter or just flat out have a Kickstarter for the printing of Volume 2.
In other news, I want to make a PVC figure of Aiden and Perth! It's something I've wanted to do for a while, but my personal casting knowledge isn't good enough for something this complex! It's going to be of Aiden and Perth fighting back to back! More news on that once things are more than just thoughts in my head, LOL. This will probably be for the fall convention season. I'm going to probably go through Gensen Figure, who does custom orders in larger quantities. Hopefully there is enough readership/interest for me to be able to fund a run! another possible Kickstarter!
I also have two anthologies I am participating in this year, due in March. One is a constellation anthology, where I will be illustrating the constellation of The Peacock. The second is a Ghost-Book anthology, where I will have a double page spread of something ghosty! More news on that as it develops.
I have been accepted to exhibit at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival, May 5-6 in Toronto! SO I WILL BE THERE, a nervous American! Please stop by and say hi! This is the convention I'm hoping to have volume 2 done for! WE SHALL SEE *_____*
I'm hoping to exhibit at Otakon (as per usual) and Small Press Expo (forms already submitted)! But those are honestly the only conventions on the docket this year.
I'm going to be focusing on Macchina and Kindling, so I don't think I'll be traveling to many conventions for this year!


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Giuseppe Mengoni (November 23, 1829, in Fontanelice – December 30, 1877) was an Italian architect. He designed the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan. He also designed the Palazzo di Residenza della Cassa di Risparmio di Bologna. He died by accident, falling off the roof of the gallery he had built.


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Professor Francis McGlone
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Contact Address | Room 3.23, Tom Reilly Building School of Natural Sciences and Psychology Liverpool John Moores University Byrom Street Liverpool L3 3AF |
Research interests:
Somatosensation; Affective cognitive neuroscience; Neuroimaging, Pain, Affective Touch
Grants Obtained:
Title, Awarding Body and Year | Role | Amount |
Affective Touch & Human Social Behaviour - Leverhulme Trust, 2013 | PI | £230K |
Microneurography @ 7T – Pain Research Institute, Liverpool, 2012 | PI | £9.5K |
Oral Somatosensory Mechanisms – BBSRC CASE award with GSK, 2013 | PI | £120K |
Microneurography & Neuropathic Pain – PhD studentship, Pain Research Institute, Liverpool, 2014 | PI | £100K |
Microneurography & Affective Touch – PhD studentship, LJMU matched funding scheme with Salford NHS Trust, 2014 | PI | £100K |
Control & Perception, Animal Behaviour; Appetitive Behaviour; Psychology in Application 1; L6 Dissertation tutor;
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- Professor Francis McGlone
- Dr Susannah Walker (Co-I on Leverhulme grant)
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- Professor Richard Bowtell (Sir Peter Mansfield Magnetic Resonance Centre, University of Nottingham)
- Dr Paul Glover (Sir Peter Mansfield Magnetic Resonance Centre, University of Nottingham)
- Professor Vaughan Macefield (University of Western Sydney)
- Dr David Mahns (University of Western Sydney)
- Dr Donna Lloyd (University of Leeds)
- Dr Andrew Marshall (University of Manchester)
The skin senses are a truly multisensory modality, with specific populations of cutaneous afferent nerve fibres coding for touch, temperature, pain, itch and 'pleasure'. A research focus of the group is on the afferent c-fibres that transduce pain, itch and pleasant touch.
We are particularly interested in a recently discovered – in humans – population of mechanosensitive c-fibres that respond to 'gentle stroking touch'. These nerves - called c-tactile afferents (CT) - have been characterised using psychophysical, microneurography and neuroimaging techniques (fMRI, EEG & PET). The lab is one of the first in the UK to have a microneurography capability.
The research group is interested in the role of CTs in social touch and have recently been awarded a Leverhulme Trust grant – 'Affective Touch & Human Social Behaviour' – employing two postdocs. We will study the role of 5-HT in social touch and aim to determine; i) how trait differences in sociability affect ratings of pleasant and unpleasant touch as mediated by CT afferents; ii) explore whether exposure to affective social touch modulates social cognitions and behaviours; iii) establish whether 5-HT differentially modulates perceptual, cognitive and behavioural responses to affective touch; iv) establish the neural basis of trait and state responses to affective touch.
A long term association with the Sir Peter Mansfield Magnetic Resonance Centre, University of Nottingham, is using ultra-high-field fMRI (7T) to further explore the central representation of somatosensory inputs to the brain. A pioneering development here is to couple intraneural microstimulation, during microneurography on single mechanosensitive afferents, with concurrent fMRI acquisition. This is enabling us to study cortical dynamics.
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Education:BSc, PhD
Current Post:- Professor in Neuroscience, NSP
After completing his PhD in Neurobiology at Sussex University he moved to University of Manchester in 1978 before moving to Liverpool University in 1985 to take up the post of Senior Neuroscientist at the Pain Research Institute. In 1994 he joined Unilever R&D where he built and led a Cognitive Neuroscience group, returning to academia in 2010 to take up his current post as Professor in Cognitive Neuroscience. He is Visiting Professor at Liverpool University, UK - Institute of Psychology Health & Society – and Eminent Visiting Professor at University of Western Sydney, Ausralia.
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- British Society for Clinical Neurophysiologists
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I have settled on SimplyMEPIS as my every day desktop. I have three instances of it across two desktop systems: SimplyMEPIS 6.0, last year's version, but still updated periodically from the Ubuntu LTS binaries, SimplyMEPIS 32 6.5, the current stable release, and SimplyMEPIS 7.0 Beta. All three, even the beta release, are pretty stable and simply nice distributions to use.
I've been using PCLinuxOS 2007 on a laptop when I go to the laundromat. It nicely recognizes the wireless card and gladly connects to the wireless network in the restaurant across the street. PCLinuxOS announces that it is "radically simple" and it is. Everything I need to access the Internet while on the go works right from a Live CD that I use on a work laptop. I cannot install Linux on that box, but when out of the office, I can certainly run a Live system from it and I do, about once a week.
I have been enjoying the many distributions that use binaries from the Ubuntu project, including the Ubuntu distributions themselves. I have been using Kubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon Tribe 5 quite a bit this week. Just about every night it has new updates, and the system continues to work, at least for the basics, so I can use that software to browse the Web and read my Email while reviewing the progress being made as it nears release. One more tribe - the Tribe 6 and Alpha testing finishes, then a relatively short beta test, a one week release candidate, and Gutsy Gibbon gets released on October 18. Though it is not tagged a "stable" release, but a technology release, it should be a very useful release. I think it will be quite popular; I have found it worth using already.
Ubuntu 8.04, the next stable release, was just announced this week. I wrote to Juno Bacon to ask him if they will be providing a clean upgrade path from the current Long Term Support (LTS) release, 6.06, and he replied "Yes" to me with a smile. That should be a great release, especially if the features in 7.10 can be brought to full stability in 8.04.
Linux Mint has been a good project; I've enjoyed using it.
One of the Ubuntu derivatives I have enjoyed working with most is Ubuntu CE 3.3, the Christian Edition based on Ubuntu 7.04. It is more than veneer. It has a lot of useful Bible reading tools and multimedia applications geared to the online Christian. Many of us use YouTube, but UbuntuCE provides browser pulldowns to GodTube videos - some are quite entertaining.
I test Mandriva, Fedora and a few other releases, but I definitely have a preference to the Debian derivatives. There are so many good ones these days that I do not test Mandriva, Fedora, or SUSE, for that matter, nearly as often as I did in the past. That said, I actually bought Mandriva 2007.1 Spring. Very nicely done, one of their best distros ever. I also purchased SimplyMEPIS 32 6.5 and a subscription to SimplyMEPIS to support the project.
What are the favorites of other readers?
At the USALUG where I frequently visit, several people are really enthusiastic about Arch Linux. One of these days I will try it out again.
I signed myself as Anonymous Brian Masinick because Linux Journal knows of an account of Brian Masinick and won't let me post here otherwise - funny site behavior.
Testing various distros
I for one, have tested a great number of distros over the years and still do regularly.
i look for principally for those things:
1. Ease of installation with options to taylor the system as you see fit.
2. Internalisation with option for multiple languages other than english for install and once instaled.
3. Hardware and software management as well as the updating process.
4. Multimedia play, for music, videos and photos, management and conversion facilities for cd and dvd writing.
5. Web site creation and maintenance tools
6. 3D graphicks and desktop annimation
I must say that very few distros have provided only parts of those requirements. Shure if you tweek and work hard anough, you can bring Ubuntu, OpenSuse and Mandriva to do most of it but not the others, whatever.
In the one hand, it takes the better part of a full day to instal an Ms Window with all the software needed to meet those requirements also, counting with the numerous reboots...
Shurely, Linux which normally commes with all the basic production software should not take as much time to install and to tweek to do what ome wants it to do for one self or for a customer.
Kubuntu AMD64 limitations?
Currently I run Kubuntu x86 too, but I'm going to upgrade soon to AMD64, to take advantage of the 7 GB of RAM I got recently.
I ran the AMD64 version a couple of months ago, and I didn't recall having any limitations as to what it could do compared to the x86 version. Sure it wasn't as easy to set some stuff up, but in the end everything worked well.
Could you elaborate on what you mean by "there are some things you can't do on the AMD64 version"?
Mostly Flash and Java plugins in Firefox
There are some packages that don't come in 64-bit flavors and you have to install the 32-bit versions, which makes it a bit of a problem.
This includes things like:
- Adobe Flash & Java plugins for Firefox
- Opera
- Wine
You can easily install the correct options if you use Automatix
or you can do it manually - see the sticky threads in the "x86 64-bit Users" forum
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