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Indykittykeilah writes:
2001 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Review
This is a very comfortable car with a great highway ride. It is smooth- even smoother now that the struts have been replaced.
Fuel costs and maintenance are high.
Love Hate Relationship — I really love the big green monster we call Shrek, but I paid too much for it through J.D. Byrider who charged about twice blue book value plus very high interest rates and have had tons of repairs in excess of $3000 in just over 3 years. Still, it is a beautiful and powerful machine with plenty of cargo space and head and leg room. Even as old as it is, the rust is very minimal and it still looks great when it's freshly washed. The brakes feel a little mushy compared to newer cars and it is harder to park because of its size, but it is a still a luxury car with a big (okay, my husband says medium!) V8 and best when you're on the open highway. We love taking road trips in Shrek. We did recently have to replace the rear differential seal gasket, but are still going strong over 104,000 miles.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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A Police Car — To be honest I didnt drive the car enough to get a good review. Though in the time I did drive it I did take some advantage of the 305HP V8 though for a car of its size it a bit baughed down. Especially to the 2011 Camaro I drove. Handling was fairly slugish as well when compaired to the Firebird and Camaro. However I wont lie it felt kind of cool to drive a car that looked like a police interceptor.
Jeffrey writes:
2001 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Review
best car out there
Awsome — love the car just little qurks but they can be fixed. great car for traveleing or just riding around town. also use it to work out of it for my side job. even use it during hunting seson as my hunting truck.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Jesse writes:
2001 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Review
lots of power, comfrotable
pig on gas
UAE writes:
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it is easy to drive
its sound is too mush
It Is Easy To Drive,very Luxury And Strong — I love every american car .But I love most is Mercury GrandMarquis LS.Because I am also having this car.Its performance is exellent and amozing.this car is so comfortable to drive and easy for use.but american specious is better yhan gulf specious
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straight line performance on par with ANY luxury car marque.
No tachometer
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1983 Mercury Grand Marquis Reviews
The beast is quite a car. She has taken many long distance road trips and never really faltered once during them. as a daily driver, she is a little cost prohibitive, both in gas mileage and upkeep. S... Read More
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1984 Mercury Grand Marquis Reviews
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The 1984 Mercury Grand Marquis has been in my possession for less than two and a half months, so no insights on long-term reliability yet. I bought the car quite cheaply at 2,500 euros, but it took... Read More
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I love this car, I've never owned a better on.a friend of mine rebuit the motor in 2011. It now has 180,00 miles on the whole car but 25,000 on the motor. tranny is great shifts like a dream. I am a... Read More
1985 Mercury Grand Marquis Reviews
Best Car Ive Owend.. Still Got It
i have a 85 2 door as the one above..best car ever.. been painted black, blk vinal raised in the back.. great engine..hit twice only dent in the bumper..i use it when im angry.. she like it rough... Read More
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1986 Mercury Grand Marquis Reviews
1986 Mercury Grand Marquis (5.0l V8)
This car is almost absent from North American roads today. It is very prone to rusting and this will greatly limit the car's lifespan. This car is easy to drive when the power-steering fluid isn't lea... Read More
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1987 Mercury Grand Marquis Reviews
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This car is suitable for daily driving as well as for special events. It is characterized by a very robust construction - no problems with rust at all after almost 30 years ! Runs very smoothly, offer... Read More
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I am back in Marrakech for work once again, and so far not a ton is new to report. I did bring Mr. Toutmerde along for the ride, so I have a little bit of company. I am happy to note that my friend Bjorn is also in town, and we will be having dinner tomorrow night. The company I am working for put me up at the Bab Hotel, which was really run down and terrible the last time I stayed here, but they told me it was under new management so I agreed to give it a another try (not that I had a choice). I have to admit that several things are quite improved since the last time. The service and attentiveness of the staff is much better than before, and the breakfast is actually fresh this time around, instead of the stale mess they used to serve. The place is still in serious need of a maintenance budget, but overall things are ok and the design of the place quite good. As for the work itself, it is as I expected it would be (when you work in Morocco, you don't hold your breath for things to go off without a hitch), but the people are nice as always and the weather has been 80 and sunny, which is a wonderful change from NYC.
It's like Christmas!
…but not in the good way. I mean that I have rarely seen such a massive line at the security checkpoint. And even though there were at least 15 scan lines, the hordes of people snaking their slow way through to get to these lines was insane. Is there some holiday happening that I am unaware of? Fortunately, I got to the airport with plenty of time to spare, and I am now ensconced in the SWISS lounge (why on earth did they change their name from Swissair, anyway?). Despite not having the appropriate pass, they let me in anyway, and I am now enjoying free water, brownies, brisket, cantaloupe, and Wi-Fi, not necessarily in that order. My flight boards in a little less than an hour. I will then have about a 3 hour layover before catching my flight to Marrakech. Maybe by the time I return to NYC, Spring will actually be a thing.
Again? Are you nuts?
Like Peter, Paul, and Mary said.
As fate would have it, I am leaving tomorrow for three weeks out of the country. Again. I know what you are thinking, but this is (mostly) a work trip. First up is Marrakech for a week, then Switzerland for a little Easter weekend road-trip with my friend Jonathan, then off to see dear Olaf in Hamburg for more work (and a little fun) with him. On the plus side, I will be blogging again for the fans out there (all 5 of you).
It has been a nice run, hasn't it? At 4.5 months, this has been the second longest trip of my life (the first being the 2+ years' travel adventure that started this blog back in 2006). This trip was never destined to be the mid-life crisis shakeup that earlier trip turned out to be. This trip was about taking an opportunity that presented itself, rather than letting it slip by. That said, it is impossible (I hope, anyway) to travel so much without it changing you, without it leaving a mark. The whole reason for travel is to be exposed to new cultures, new climates, new experiences, new ways of thinking, and of course new foods. To learn from what is beyond the border of your experience, and then integrate those lessons into your world view. Travel pushes you to live in the present moment like no other experience I know, because you can't rely on routine and habit to navigate it, you need to really pay attention.
The past months have taken me to a wonderfully diverse set of places away from my home in New York. Colombia, California, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Singapore, India, Turkey, and finally Portugal. I have seen amazing places, met wonderful people, tasted amazing food. I have figured out logistics in a variety of foreign places and languages, some very easy and some maddening difficult. I have spent time with friends old and new. And although I knew this trip would make my finances take a hit, it was totally worth it. Some people might feel exhausted after such a long journey, but I feel invigorated. While I am definitely looking forward to getting home, it is less about a particular place and set of familiar things than it is about the people I know and love there, people I have missed.
I was expecting to miss most of the winter in New York, and I suppose I have, but it is bone-chillingly cold there at the moment and I guess I will still have about a month or so of winter to experience. Just as well, I will be snug in my apartment, chipping away at the large amount of work I have let pile up over the past few months. I am currently at the Lisbon airport, awaiting my flight to New York. See you all on the other side of the Atlantic.
Last day Porto
I have to admit to liking Porto better today, for a few reasons, but mostly having to do with much better weather. This morning Arnaud and I crossed the river for a wine tour and tasting, then walked around, took the teleférico up the hill for some stunning views, and then made our way back across the totally insane Luís I bridge and back to our flat. I say the bridge was insane because there is a very low guard rail for a very high crossing. I can't believe there aren't a huge number of suicides off this bridge, it is crazy vertigo-inducing, but also affords truly spectacular views. We had a lunch of Bacalhau (what else) and then I bid a fond farewell to Arnaud who left to catch his flight back to London. Finally this evening, on the advice of a local, I sampled a local culinary horror called the Francesinha, sort of a distant inbred cousin of the already classy Monte Cristo. I am feeling a bit ill but proud for having taken up the challenge.
I will go to bed early tonight because I have to be up to catch my taxi to the airport at the ungodly hour of 4:15am. I am finally heading home after 4 and a half months on the road.
Porto is…nice.
Arnaud and I have been walking around Porto all day, most of which it wasn't raining too bad, but right now it is kinda pouring out. Arnaud still wanted to walk around, so I said have fun, see you back at the apartment. While we have yet to do a tour of wine shops here (that is tomorrow), we have walked all over town, have seen a lot of buildings inside and out, and even went to the very interesting modern art museum designed by Alvaro Siza. So far here are my impressions of Porto:
– It is a beautiful city, but has nothing on Lisbon.
– It is quite run down in the center, historic city. Many buildings are crumbling or abandoned.
– Unlike most cities in Europe, the wealthy seem to live more in the suburbs, which seem to be in better physical shape than the old city, but lacking much of the charm.
– The food here has been quite a bit more expensive than in Lisbon, but perhaps because we are going to more touristy or better places. Come to think of it, maybe the cost also explains why the quality has been better than Lisbon for most meals.
I will reserve judgement until after tomorrow's wine tasting and other-side-of-the-river viewing, but so far I think if you came to Portugal and could only choose one city to visit, Lisbon would win hands down over Porto.
Since I was in Portugal, I couldn't really leave the country without seeing Oporto, so here I am. The trip is made all the nicer by my old friend Arnaud agreeing to meet me here for a few days. I arrived about an hour before him at the airport and awaited him, then we hopped in a cab which took us through the rain to our stunningly beautiful apartment overlooking the Jardim do Infante Dom Henrique in the very center of the city. Even though it was raining almost the entire day, we walked all over the place, had a really yummy lunch and got a feel for the city. So far, I can tell you that (despite the rain) Oporto is a charming little city. Similar to Lisbon but a bit more run down, and there are wine shops all over the city, which we plan to avail ourselves of in earnest starting tomorrow.
Adeus, Lisboa
My last day in Lisbon was spent walking around, enjoying the beautiful weather. In particular, I took in the Castle of Sao Jorge at the top of Alfama. This multi layered, historic site really has the best views over the city, and is a fascinating tour through successive centuries (millennia, really) of occupation, culture, and developments in the life of Lisbon.
Tomorrow morning I head to Porto (Oporto), where I will meet up with my old friend Arnaud who is flying down from London. The forecast calls for rain, but so did the forecast for my time in Lisbon, and it turned out to be mostly sunshine, so fingers crossed.
Random Lisbon notes
English - Unlike many other countries in Europe (France, Spain, and Germany to name but three), People in Lisbon seem to have a very good grasp of English and don't mind speaking it. At first I was trying to speak Spanish, because I figured that way everyone (including me) would be having to speak a non-native language and it would be closer to Portuguese and so easier for them. But my new friend Rui told me last night that despite my good intentions it is actually considered condescending and rude (as if not knowing that Portuguese and not Spanish is the native tongue), so I have stopped. One interesting possibility for why they speak so well is that their TV programs (if they are originally in English) are not dubbed (as they are in many countries), but subtitled. So this helps them have quite a better command of English.
French Tourists - And speaking of language groups, I can't get over how many damn French tourists there are here, far outstripping any other group. They are everywhere.
Drugs – I can't get over how many times I have been stopped on the street here by people trying to sell me drugs, and not just the soft stuff either.
Cobble stones of death – While they are beautiful to look at and add a lot of charm to the place, the cobblestones that cover every surface can be a little hard on the feet. And heaven help you if it rains in Lisbon, the whole place becomes a slippery mess.
Cheap – I can't get over how inexpensive everything is compared to every other place in Europe I have been. Breakfast usually runs about 2 dollars, for example.
Land of canes – Much like in neighboring Spain, there are a surprising number of people using canes and crutches to get around.
Pubs – Likewise, there are a surprising number of pubs around (the English and Irish kind).
Shouting in the streets – Perhaps it is just my neighborhood of Alfama, but there are an inordinate amount of people just hanging out in the streets and yelling a lot. A LOT.
Coincidences, and Belem
In a strange coincidence, one of my clients from LA (Jason) and his partner (Steve), just happened to be in Lisbon at the same time as me. So last night we went to a Fado club to listen to some great music, and today we all went to Belem to see the tower and the monastery. Then we had a brief walkaround and coffee in Alfama before parting ways.
I love it when you run into people you know in unexpected places.


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Still, there have been modifications applied to full keel boats that improved function such as those using Henry Sheel's work or the keels with a gap in the middle which I recall were done by an englishman who's name escapes me. Unlike the Brewer's bite or cutaway forefoot the basic integrity of the design element was intact. In some respects it's unfortunate improving full keels was not further pursued.One can think of a vessel employing what we now know about attached flow/parasitic drag, tip vortexes but still having an true full keel with attached rudder. With current materials might be easier to build a very strong boat with little deformation from rig loads and reasonably shoal draft given the basic form.
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We had about 4 inches of fresh spring snow this morning and 2 robins in the crabapple tree!!!!
Not spring here. :( We got the new snow a couple of days ago, but robins would be foolish to come back this soon. Though i think last year they were back on the 16th. However that was LAST year - way different from this year!
Definitely not spring here. We've still be having plenty of -16 to -20 nights. Supposedly, Wednesday is supposed to get up to plus 1, but we shall see.
I'm so ready to start seeing the geese coming back! Usually after they come back, we still have a bit more winter conditions and THEN it will be spring(because every year I see them sitting on the ice of the slough's looking cold and awkward!). But I haven't seen any yet around here. *siiigghh*
Yeah...I would say the same when the Robins arrive, my guess another couple of weeks or more for the Robins from Fort Macleod,...good for you!
Here, snow still knee deep, I like it that way, good snow cover is still better for plants at this time of the year. And when the snow goes the ground is not frozen, I can dig right away,...then it's official spring for me LOL.
Cheryl, we actually calve in winter! We calve out about 550 cows, and also grain farm, so we start calving at the end of January to get them all done before seeding starts. I'm afraid calving means miserably cold middle of the winter for us!
Hope you have a good calving season.
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I was born and raised till jr. high in Sask. I remember those winters well, most of my family is still there. I'll take AB winters but oh how I miss your growing season. Mine is so short with frost hitting in every month, including July and Aug depending on the year. Challenges everywhere I guess. C
Southern Alberta has been ridiculously warm this winter. This photo was taken mid February and these daffodils are on the north side of the house. When I was growing up here, we had chinooks and mild weather but much longer stretches with snow and wintery weather. I must say, after spending so many years in the NWT I miss the guaranteed snow cover. It really is beautiful. Geese and ducks are year round residents here and have been for 20 years or so.
Lots of snow here. At least knee deep or better. It is going to be another swampy spring like it was '11 as flood forcasts are already in the paper for MJ-Regina, Indian Head region. It is going to be a nightmare for this low property of mine for the next month and half.
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A few days okay we had almost no snow and it was +5C - my lilies were already feeding the deer.
Today there's close to 4 inches of fresh snow and its -16C without the windchill. And I'm not complaining (too much) because the moisture is needed!!!


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The subject at Thursday's House hearing was truck driver hours-of-service regulations, but the target was federal regulation of business. Anne Ferro, chief of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, testified that the 34-hour restart provision of the rule will save an estimated 19 lives a year.
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November 20, 2013 - Industry News
The stage is set for a political grilling of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration at a House hearing Thursday on the hours-of-service rule. Amid relentless criticism of the 34-hour restart and 30-minute break provisions of the rule, agency administrator Anne Ferro will be called on to explain and defend the agency's decision-making.
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November 14, 2013 - Industry News
A House subcommittee will hold a hearing on the truck driver hours-of-service rule next week. The Subcommittee on Contracting and Workforce of the Small Business Committee will question Anne Ferro, chief of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, on the rule.
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October 31, 2013 - Industry News
Legislation has been introduced on Capitol Hill allowing trucking companies the option of using hair testing for illegal drugs as an approved method of screening drivers.
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A trio of House legislators introduced a bill that would suspend the 34-hour restart provision of the hours of service rule, pending an assessment by the Government Accountability Office.
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October 30, 2013 - Industry News
A House committee is considering holding a hearing on the truck driver hours-of-service rule in November. The tentative date for the hearing would be Nov. 21, sources said.
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October 29, 2013 - Industry News
Operators of toll roads, bridges and tunnels aren't likely to change any minds in trucking when it comes to opponents of having more routes with fees, but they hope to sway some members on Capitol Hill as talk of what to do about highway funding is increasing.
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October 23, 2013 - Industry News
The suit by small property brokers against new bond requirements is back in motion after a federal magistrate lifted a stay, clearing the way for legal arguments over moving the matter to federal appeals court.
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The idea is hanging sounds to objects that you can drag around a canvas. If you drag the object to the right of the canvas, the comes from you right box, and vice versa.
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Robert De Niro is an American actor, director and producer. His first major film roles were in Bang the Drum Slowly and Mean Streets, both in 1973. In 1974, he played the young Vito Corleone in The Godfather Part II, a role that won him the Academy Award… Read More
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1974 30 Years Old In 1974, De Niro had a pivotal role in Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather Part II, playing the young Vito Corleone – the director having remembered his previous auditions for the roles of Sonny Corleone, Michael Corleone, Carlo Rizzi and Paulie Gatto, in The Godfather. … Read More
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Sick Plumie?
Hi all, I'm a newbie plumie gardener but have an extensive container collection of citruses, figs, jades, orchids, etc. I just got my first plumie, a Dwarf Singapore Pink from Florida Colors. It had 3 small leaves on it when it arrived. I potted it in a riff on Al's Gritty Mix (I couldn't find turface) and it sat in a sunny window. It was starting to grow new leaves but the brown spots on one of the existing leaves started to look not so good. I've had issues with scale and mites on my jades and citruses so was dosing it with Neem right from the get-go. Then this last Sunday I looked at the brown spots and they were bright orange fungusy looking things. I immediately shot it with the Neem and wiped it down. The problem leaf looked so bad I cut it on Monday and then the other leaves all died. During this I also had it out on my balcony when it was in the middle 80's (in March!) but I erred in leaving it there over night b/c the temps went to 50. So I may have shocked the little leaves.
Any ideas on what the orange stuff was? Will it bug my other plants and will Neem work on it? And did I shock it?
Thanks so much!!!
Hey Liz,
I have put my trees outside as well. We are having the same temps as you are having down in VB and i left my trees out when the lows were down to 50 as well. Your tree should be fine. Can u take a pic of the orange spots? Sounds like it could be orange rust. (Mold/Fungus) I have had this during the fall when some of my trees were going dormant. Be careful about putting neem oil on the leaves and letting your trees stay out in the direct sun. This could burn your leaves...
I wouldn't be concerned about shocking your tree..it probably loved seeing the sunshine and feeling the warmth of the sun. Some of mine had some loss of leaves when i moved them and i think its natural for them to acclimate themselves to coming out of the semi dormant state they were in. Even if you loose some or most of the leaves, they will push up new ones in no time. Like HT said, watch the tips and if you see any activity (greening ) it will be fine. If you see black tips, that will be a diffenet story. So, for now, we will concentrate on your trees just adjusting to the new surroundings. Im sure it will be fine.
Good Luck..keep us posted!!
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Thanks Laura and crew! It's back inside b/c we're supposed to have a frost with temps going into the 20's and 30's this evening. After mid 80's on Friday... I don't have the offending leaf now b/c I cleaned it off with the Neem and then cut it off after it looked like it was a goner. It was bright rust orange though and looked like a fuzzy fungus. Sounds like orange rust. Can I use the Copper I use on my figs to prevent rust?
Hi Liz,
I have been moving my trees and other plants back inside too!
We are expecting lows in the uppper 30's tonight and they are not staying outside. It really didnt take to long to bring them all inside and some i put in the greenhouse. I will be watching those temps in the mid afternoon when the temps really get high in the greenhouse.
K...I did get the shadecloth on the greenhouse and i think i have the auto vents fixed so it doesnt get to hot inside.
But you better believe i keep a close eye on the therom. after last year. I still have one tree that hasnt completely come back from that problem (Pele) still looks like it went thru a nuclear meltdown and the ends look so deformed. It still is fine besides this problem and i will continue to watch this one.
Liz...If you think that you can control the orange rust without spraying and treating it now..i would wait. If you see that it continues then i would spray with Bayer 3 and 1 only when its not going to be in the sun. I would think the natural way to take care of this problem will be when you get this little one outside in the sun and let it take care of itself. But if the problem continues, then i would spray.
I tried to find a pic of the orange rust that i had on my leaves a few years ago, but i cant find them in my Photobucket. Sorry!!!
Hope everyone has their trees tucked away inside if you are getting these low temps here like us!!!
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That reminds me of a joke by John Mulaney, where he told his friend how he wasn't sure if he believed in the death penalty. His friend goes (This is all a rough paraphrase, couldn't find a transcription "So you're telling me, if you saw Hitler walking down the street, you wouldn't kill him? You wouldn't kill Hitler?"
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Llanfyllin ( Welsh pronunciation (help·info)) is a small town in Powys, Wales. Llanfyllin's population in 2011 was 1,532 according to the UK 2011 census. (At the date of the 2001 Census the population was 1,407, of which over half have knowledge of the Welsh language).[1]
The town lies in a valley by the Berwyn Mountains in Montgomeryshire, 14 miles (23 km) southwest of Oswestry, 15 miles (24 km) from Montgomery, and 180 miles (290 km) from London. The valley is meanered by two streams, named the rivers Cain and Abel, tributaries which join the River Vyrnwy at Llansantffraid.[2]
The town sits on the main route between Shrewsbury and Bala, Gwynedd,[2] long time key markets towns in this trading area of Wales and the Welsh borders. In the suburb of Bodyddon, there exists evidence of both an early Britons settlement, and a Roman road which leads directly towards Offas Dyke.[2] Although the Mediolanum of the Antonine Itinerary has since been identified as Whitchurch in Shropshire, Llanfyllin may be the Mediolanum among the Ordovices described in Ptolemy's Geography,[3] although others argue for Meifod[3][4] or Caersws.[5]
The town is known for its holy well, dedicated to Saint Myllin, who baptised people at Fynnon Coed y Llanin, drawing early settlers.[2]
Granted its charter by Llywelyn ap Dafydd under Edward I, it was confirmed by Edward de Charlton, Lord of Powys under Henry V, making Llanfyllin a market town. In 1644, Charles I spent a night in Llanfyllin, and after having lunch the following day at Brithdir[disambiguation needed], continued his journey to Chirk Castle.[2]
The remains of a 1599 house exist within the town, in which John Drummond, 1st Earl of Melfort, the Roman Catholic ambassador from James II to the Pope, hid for a while. Then owned by a family called Price, they agreed to hide Drummond while he fled for asylum after the Glorious Revolution.[2]
Llanfyllin Golf Club (now defunct) was founded in 1909. It did not appear following WW1.[6]
The Church in Wales parish church of St. Myllin was founded in the seventh century by the Irish Bishop of Hereford, Thomas Mylling. The present building dates back to 1706.
Llanfyllin is also increasingly well known for the old Union Workhouse, known as Y Dolydd locally. Built in 1838 this old Victorian building had stood empty since the mid-1980s until a local voluntary group, the Llanfyllin Workhouse project, got involved and are slowly renovating it to a make local centre for Arts, Creativity and Environment. It is also home to the renowned Llanfyllin Workhouse Festival.
The town has a single primary school, and the bilingual Llanfyllin High School, with approximately 1000 pupils.[7] It consistently performs well at GCSE level (5 GCSEs, grades A*-C),[7] with the latest Estyn inspection report rating it at 71%,[citation needed] 15th place of secondary schools in Wales.
The town sits on the main route between Shrewsbury and Bala, Gwynedd,[2] key markets towns in this trading area of Wales and the Welsh borders. The A490 road connects the town to Churchstoke, and terminates just after passing through the town.
The Llanfyllin Branch of the Cambrian Railways opened in 1863, to enable access to the limestone quarries along the valley, terminating at Llanfyllin station.[8] The mainline from Oswestry to Newtown (Powys) closed in 1965, as resultantly did the branchline to Llanfyllin, under British Railways Beeching Axe.
The Lonely Tree of Llanfyllin[edit]
The Lonely Tree of Llanfyllin is a large Scots Pine in an isolated position on a hillside above the town (at 52°45′45″N 3°15′02″W / 52.7624°N 3.2506°W). It is estimated to be 200 years old. It features in several local traditions: it was hugged for good fortune, marriages were proposed at the tree and ashes were scattered beneath it. The tree fell in a storm in February 2014 but was rescued by packing the roots of the fallen tree with nearly sixty tonnes of earth.[9]
The Lonely Tree was named Wales Tree of the Year 2014 by the Woodland Trust, and was entered in the 2015 European Tree of the Year competition.[10][11]
- ^ a b http://neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/LeadTableView.do?a=7&b=6099436&c=llanfyllin&d=14&e=13&g=415445&i=1001x1003x1004&m=0&r=1&s=1245360255125&enc=1&dsFamilyId=75
- ^ a b c d e f g "Llanfyllin". The National Gazetteer. 1868. Retrieved 2012-02-11.
- ^ a b Williams, Robert. "A History of the Parish of Llanfyllin" in Collections Historical & Archaeological Relating to Montgomeryshire, Vol. III, p. 59. J. Russell Smith (London), 1870.
- ^ Newman, John Henry & al. Lives of the English Saints: St. German, Bishop of Auxerre, Ch. X: "Britain in 429, A. D.", p. 92. James Toovey (London), 1844.
- ^ Roman Britain Organisation. "Mediomanum?" at Roman Britain. 2010.
- ^ "Llanfyllin Golf Club", "Golf's Missing Links".
- ^ a b http://www.llanfyllin-hs.powys.sch.uk/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_details&gid=131&Itemid=129&lang=en
- ^ "Llanymynech Heritage Area". Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust. Retrieved 2012-02-10.
- ^ Vidal, John (8 March 2014). "Welsh town comes together to save 'Lonely Tree'". The Guardian. Retrieved 5 March 2015.
- ^ "Llanfyllin's 'Lonely Tree' is Wales' tree of the year". BBC News. 23 November 2014. Retrieved 5 March 2015.
- ^ Barkham, Patrick (4 March 2015). "It's the Eurovision for trees! Which one will you root for?". The Guardian. Retrieved 5 March 2015.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Llanfyllin.
- www.geograph.co.uk : photos of Llanfyllin and surrounding area
- Llanfyllin community council website, history and info
- BBC Wales feature on the town
- Llanfyllin Town F.C. website
- Llanfyllin High School website
- Llanfyllin Workhouse - arts, education and community website
- Llanfyllin Workhouse Festival website
- Welshpool Camera Club website Welshpool Camera Club covers the whole of Northern Montgomeryshire and Borders Area including the Llanfyllin District.
Coordinates: 52°45′59″N 3°16′21″W / 52.766371°N 3.272638°W


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OVM Extensions for Testbench Reuse
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Creating configurable testbench elements is critical for reuse. If you write some OVM code in one particular testbench and never intend to use it in any other testbench, then there is no need to make it configurable. As soon as you wish to take code and turn it into reusable IP which can be used in a variety of applications, not all of which are immediately known, then you need to think about how to make the code configurable. Making code configurable means that you need to think about the breadth of applications where it will be used and the degrees of freedom you want to make available to the user of this IP.
The author of any verification IP needs to think about how to make that VIP sufficiently flexible to be used in a variety of different scenarios. In order to achieve this, OVM components need to have a number of settings associated with which can be varied by the testbench integrator. These settings may include things such as error injection rates, protocol modes supported or not supported, whether an agent is active or passive, to name but a few.
Future OVM Directions
If you download the OVM Configuration and Virtual Interface Extensions, you will find information on future directions for OVM in the documentation directory. In particular, detaching the configuration scoping mechanism from the OVM component hierarchy is an active area of investigation which might enhance the existing configuration mechanisms in important ways. This would allow one to naturally use the scoping mechanism with "behavioral VIP," such as sequences, in addition to the current "structural scoping" mechanism that works with OVM components.
Additionally, the current configuration database is limited to storing strings, integers, and objects derived from ovm _ object. Another area of active investigation is enabling the database to store values of any type to solve the efficiency problems when storing and retrieving integral types.
It is also possible to improve and expand the existing wildcarding mechanisms to deal with the full regular expression syntax.
We invite you to join us in the this endeavor and share your thoughts here or on OVM World. To get started, you can download the OVM Configuration and Virtual Interface extensions to learn more.
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