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We don't own the desktop yet but we do own the first ever Nobel Prize in Cool. Cool Projects that is, we've got a Linux powered rocket and a Linux powered submarine. Plus we show you how to use the iRobot Create with Linux, how to convert those old 8mm movies to DVD with Linux, and how to control your house with Linux and Mi Casa Verde. After checking out the cool projects don't miss the rest of this cool issue and read how to run Rails under Apache using Phusion Passenger, how to build a secure Squid Web Proxy, how to use OpenFiler to create an open-source network storage appliance, and if just typed "rm -rf /" find out what to do and what not to do in our continuing series of "When Disaster Strikes" articles. And don't miss our interview with Neuros CEO Joe Born or Doc's monthly words of wisdom.
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Two short films made by Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts students Sean Tien and John Wikstrom are competing against each other and four other student films in the national Sprite Films program this month. While students in nationally ranked film programs from all over the country submitted screenplays, only six teams of young filmmakers were chosen to shoot their films.
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Tien, a Master of Fine Arts student, wrote and directed "Message in a Bottle," and Wikstrom, a Bachelor of Fine Arts student, wrote and directed "Wild at Heart." Wikstrom previously wrote one of the winning scripts in last year's Sprite Films contest.
"Sean Tien and John Wikstrom are talented storytellers, so it's no surprise to the faculty that their screenplays were chosen for the Sprite Films contest," said Frank Patterson, dean of the College of Motion Picture Arts. "Now all we need is for the entire Florida State community — students, faculty and staff — to support John and Sean by going online and casting a vote for one of their films."
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MikeM521 writes:
2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML350 Review
Comfortable to drive, you sit up and can see all around you. Plenty of adjustments.
Not the best on MPG.
High Maintance — Good overall transportation, however if anything brakes down it is very costly to repair. This SUV allows you good vision all around while driving. MGP is ok for the interstate but below average for the city. Average acceleration, do not expect to gain speed quickly because if you try, you will likely destroy the alternator.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Reliable vehicle
Need more leg room
Love My Ml — The exterior design falls a little short and lacks flash in comparison to say a BMW X5 or a Porsche Cayanne. The exterior quality feels like a tank, a very safe vehicle to be in with nice materials used. The interior, however, is very desirable with the right amount of wood/leather trim giving off a luxery look in the classic mercedes style and fashion. The cabin is very comfortable, controls are conveniently placed, materials are not cheap and it truly convinces you that you are in a luxery vehicle. So far, after a year... It is clear that basic maintenance is pricier than it is for a Honda or a Toyota but still affordable and over all, a very dependable car, no drastic repairs needed so far. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase of a family vehicle and a luxery vehicle that can also be an awesome safari vehicle.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
Power, acceleration,luxury
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Vehicle Has Great Acceleration, Handling And Power. Many Repairs Are Needed — I really love the power and acceleration of this vehicle. It handles really well also. Interior is nice, leather is comfy, and sound system is great. Repair bills suck. Has needed many repairs, none under $1,000. Vehicle only has 60,000 miles on it. The gas mileage isn't bad for a V8, about 15- 20mpg. It is fun to drive. I do plan to buy another Mercedes, just not a ML.
Primary Use: Family transportation
dominionmusic writes:
2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML350 Review
great power for an suv, awesome handling and performance
expensive maintenance
Extremely Impressed Overall — i love this vehicle. everything but the cost of maintenance. awesome performance. has extremely fast acceleration. okay gas mileage. super cool air and very cozy heat. leather seats that heat. very reliable and dependable vehicle for its class. also tows extremely well.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
donald_sciascia writes:
2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML350 Review
Kenwood Stereo Upgrade with Bluetooth connectivity and DVD Player
a few cosmetic scratches
Reliable Suv With Lots Of Life Still In Her. — I connect to Pandora through my I-Phone and when a call comes in, I talk hands free. The tires are less than one year old, and I drive less than 15,000 miles each year. The back seat folds down and there is a large cargo area for an SUV this size.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
Awesome!! — Awesome SUV ever :) made by Mercedes good for family and recreational driving .very spacious .smooth driving and good mileage in town or highway .nice control and abs system is great for off road and snow packed roads .Heated seats for winter
Primary Use: Family transportation
Muahcandylips writes:
2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML350 Review
Nice car
As im driving the car just turn off
BlondeRocket42 writes:
2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
Mine was the ML500, so it was the V8...power was never a problem. Big, roomy, acres of cargo space. The heated seats warmed my tucus as well as my back. Built like a tank, killed in a 45 mph t-bone collision when an old man pulled out in front of us...
Gas mileage. Gas mileage. Did I mention gas mileage? 14 city, whether driving like a race car or like my grandmother...18 highway, fully loaded, two adults and full a/c. I knew the mpg would be low, but I expected it would've been better than it was. Since it was built on a truck chasis, the ride was rough and bouncy.
Bucket List Suv — I loved just about everything on this SUV. The nav was a great feature. Six disc changer in the trunk/cargo area was a novelty, but fun. The heated seats were amazing, especially on cold mornings. It was a joy to drive.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Amanda writes:
2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Great in the snow, not bad on gas. Great comfort!
Love It — I love everything about this car, and reccomend it to anyone. Exactly what one would expect from a Mercedes, comfort, style and great handling. The repair costs are no where near what I was warned they would be! SO happy I purchased this car!
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2003 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
I love everything about this car . Very comfortable and heated seats.4 x4 during winter time / snow very helpful.
Very Good Strong Car . Does Not Give Any Problems. Mb Is The Best — Use my 320 ML to drive to work every day Very good car. I love it Did not have to fix it at all MB is almost unbreakable .all I did for this car is change the oil ,tires and break pads during service time .I will recomend this car 100%
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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I wasn't surprised when I didn't feel any different at 12:01 am New Year's Day than I did at 11:59pm on New Year's Eve.
Time is relative. It really is when you get right down to it.
Making resolutions for the New Year is a nice symbolic gesture some of us make every year (or every so many years anyway).
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New Year's resolutions are like Mother's Day and Father's Day–they are once a year events that should encompass behavior throughout the year.
Should we only take Mom out to lunch on Mother's Day? Or Dad on Father's Day?
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You should always be resolving to yourself!
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Dorset Things to Do
The Eye
I haven't been up in this myself but it does look like a fun thing to do. I'm not sure whether there's been a bit of controversy recently but there seems to have been a name change in that the "Eye" is now the "Balloon" - maybe the London Eye got jealous? But anyway, this is a helium-filled balloon which is fixed to the ground by a steel cable...more
Fossil Hunting
Because the relatively soft limestone cliffs around Lyme are subject to constant erosion and landslips they regularly disgorge Jurassic age fossils which can be found on the local beaches. The fossils are deemed to be "owned" by the landowners (in most cases The National Trust) but in order not to discourage collectors, whether amateur or...more
Jurassic Coast
The immense Chesil Beach is part of the Jurassic Coast, which has World Heritage Status. The beach stretches for 15 miles westwards from the Isle of Portland. In places the pebble beach reaches a height of 18 meters (60 foot) , its quite an impressive sight. Along the area which connects Portland to the mainland is The Chesil Beach Centre, full...more
I almost forgot to write a tip about this! It's right under my nose, and one of the town's "attractions", but... It is one of those icons of English seaside resorts. Compulsory. Many seem to rot and collapse, but this one was restored in the 1970s. It has a theatre and bar/restaurant on it, as well as a handful of fairground rides - presumably...more
The Cobb
Lyme's port is protected by a harbour wall known as The Cobb, which has been destroyed and rebuilt on many occasions over the centuries during extreme storms. In addition to providing a handy structure on which to install defences such as cannon, The Cobb protrudes out a considerable distance to sea from the coast and could well be the forebear of...more
Of course I knew that Bournemouth was a beach town, but when I went to the beach on my first afternoon in town, it took my breath away for a short moment. I really had not expected such an impressive sight! Bournemouth is located at Poole Bay, a beautiful stretch of sand, 16km long! It runs all the way from Old Harry Rocks in the west to...more
Guildhall & Tourist Information
Judging by the number of Forum Questions about relevant holiday reading I know I am not alone in looking for suitable holiday reading. On our first visit "real" visit to Dorset we found in our holiday cottage an impressive selection of local information including "Dorset - The Complete Guide" by Jo Draper. It is the kind of book I like, perhaps...more
The Gardens
The Gardens are formed of three different parts: The Upper Gardens, the Central Gardens and the Lower Gardens. They are located in the town centre and are a lovely place to have a stroll. They lead from the northern part of Bournemouth all the way down to the beach, a large area of green lawns, wonderful pine trees, pretty flower beds and...more
Broad Street is the primary street in Lyme Regis, and is lined with places to eat and shop. It goes up the hill from the center by the car parks. When you reach the top you can veer left on Pound Street a short way, then left again on Cobb Road, which leads you quickly down to Cobb Square. This is the point that the Cobb stretches out to the sea...more
Great selection of marine life and displays, kept me and the family entertained for hours. A little pricey on entry(£9) but had a discount as a student. Immerse yourself in a sea of colour, with 8 spectacular recreated environments which are: 1.Marvel at peculiar catfish, graceful freshwater rays and the intriguing red devil cichlids in the...more
Day Trips
While you are in the area of Lyme Regis, there are good reasons to make the short excursion to the town of Beer. This delightful town has less tourist than Lyme Regis but is surely worth a visit. The beach is pretty (but stones and pebbles, not sand), and used to be known as a smuggling base; it still works as a place for fishing boats. The town...more
Russell Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
A wonderful museum that surprised me very much! I read about it in my travel guide and decided to go. The museum is located on the east cliff, a beautiful location overlooking the ocean. In the front there is a small, lovely garden, and the house looks very interesting. It looked quite small, though, so when I entered and walked around, I was very...more
The Undercliff
Years of extensive landslides have created a beautiful and unique natural site, conserved now in the Undercliffs National Nature Reserve. A series of cliffs between Lyme Regis and Seaton to the west are connected by the South West Coast Path National Trail (a long, 630 mile trail system), which continues further in both directions. But this...more
Local Notables
The plaque on the wall of the Guildhall commerorates Sir George Somers who was born in Lyme Regis in 1554, became Mayor and later Member of Parliament for the Town. He was, in many ways, typical of those adventurous men of the first Elizabethan Age and lived a colourful, daring and courageous life.. A friend of Sir Walter Raleigh he had access to...more
Volunteer Inn
Being more than a seagull's spit from the front this The Volunteer Inn offers an escape from the hordes. Although having said that it can seem like hordes when there's more than half-a-dozen people in the cosy public bar. The beer's good (and cheaper than most) and the staff and locals friendly and chatty. I only had time for a very quick pint but...more
Many wrecks lie at the bottom of Lyme Bay and you can dive them from Lyme or Westbay. This is English waters so a dry suit is a must unless you wait until later in the season (August September) when a semi-dry 7mm will do if you're not to sensitive to cold. Recommended boat & Skipper: the Miss Pattie and skipper John Walkermore
At 630 miles long the SWCP is Britain's longest footpath, following the coastline from Minehead in Somerset, round via Land's End and on to Poole in Dorset. Lyme Regis makes for a great place to join the path for a day hike (or indeed to stop off during the course of a longer one). To the east there is quite a strenuous hike up to Golden Cap, the...more
Marine Aquarium
Lyme's Marine Aquarium is in the row of former warehouses on the Cobb. There's informative exhibitions of the local fish and other sea creatures who inhabit the bay. I see enough of the things at work and so gave it a miss but for a rainy day thing to do (if you're not a pub person) it looks quite interesting. On the wall outside there's a...more
Town Mill
The old Town Mill in Lyme Regis was in operation for several centuries until being closed in 1926. Thankfully it has been restored and redeveloped as a working waterwheel driven mill and small shop complex. They make stone-ground flour and sell artisan goods, crafts etc, along with having a small bistro. A small gallery showcases paintings and...more
Rock Point Inn
Whilst the Cobb Arms is, in my opinion, the town's best located pub the Rock Point Inn isn't far behind. The pub itself is a bit bland and plasticky but the terrace overlooking the bay has stunning views and even in the rain the lounge bar's window tables offer the same. It's also opposite the bus stop and so handy for a quick one when waiting for...more
Kingston Maurward Gardens and Animal...
Although Kingston Maurward is a college that provides courses in agriculture and horticulture it also has a visitor centre where the general public can visit the gardens,lake and animal park.It is situated in 35 acres of the Dorset countryside close to the town of Dorchester.There is a cafe at the entrance where hot and cold drinks are...more
Christchurch is a town on the south coast in the county of Dorset and lies between Bournemouth and the New Forest, the town has a unique location at the meeting of the rivers Stour and Avon. Christchurch also has a great choice of restaurants using the catch from its own natural harbour and the local fishing boats. Must see sights/attractions...more
Boscombe in Dorset is a suburb of Bournemouth that developed quickly from a small village as a seaside resort alongside Bournemouth after the first Boscombe pier was opened in 1889. The town also has beautiful gardens and a flourishing local tourism industry. The main shopping area is based around a pedestrian precinct, including part of Sea Road,...more
Bournemouth is a modern busy seaside resort with a mixture of old and new buildings jutting up above the line of the cliffs and treetops. Bournemouth's seven-mile stretch of white sandy beaches, backed by high sandstone cliff, has a promenade that is lined with multi-coloured beach huts, there are many bars, cafes and arcades along the route, these...more
Swanage, located on the south coast of England was originally a small port and fishing village, today it is a popular tourist resort attracted by its "Blue Flag" beaches sheltered from the north by Ballard Down and at the south, Peveril Point. Must see sights/attractions include: the Steam Railway, the Victorian Pier, St Mary's Church, Swanage...more
West Bay
West Bay is a small fishing harbour, previously known as Bridport Harbour and is situated at the mouth of the River Brit approximately 1.5 miles south of Bridport between Eype with Seatown to the west and Freshwater with Burton Bradstock to the east. The resort is located at the western end of Chesil Beach in an area that forms part of the Dorset...more
Shaftesbury is a small Market town in Dorset that is also one of the oldest and highest towns in England and has magnificent views over the Blackmore Vale. Must see sights/attractions include: Gold Hill, the Abbey Gardens, St Peter's Church and the Town Hall to name but a few.June 2014See My Travel Page for more information.more
Portland, Dorset is sometimes referred to as the Isle of Portland and is in fact a tied island 4 miles long by 1.5 miles wide and reached by a narrow causeway. Must see sights/attractions include: Portland Bill Lighthouse, Portland Castle, Portland Museum and Chesil Beach to name but a few.June 2014See My Travel Page for more information.more
Lyme Regis
Lyme Regis is situated in Lyme Bay on the Dorset coast and is known for the fossils that can be found in the local cliffs and beaches. The town features in the Domesday Book and is home to many historical landmarks as well as being a popular holiday destination. Must see sights/attractions include: the Cobb (harbour wall), the Watermill, St...more
Corfe Castle
Corfe castle is actually a village in Dorset and shares its name with the adjoin castle ruins, within the village there is a range of shops, pubs, restaurants, teahouses, a model village and two free museums. Must see sights/attractions include: the ruins of the castle, Saint Edwards church, the War memorial and the museum/Town Hall to name but a...more
Bridport is a busy market town in Dorset that is located about 1.5 miles from the coast; the town revolves around South Street, where there is an abundance of shops and include the 13th-century St. Mary's parish church, the 14th-century chantry and the 16th-century Bridport Museum. Must see sights/attractions include: Bridport Arts Centre,...more
Look out over West Bay
On the coast about a mile south of Bridport is the small town of West Bay. It has developed significantly since I last visited twenty years ago and it now has a well defended harbour and a thriving collection of associated shops around the port.I wanted to get a better view of the coastline and so climbed the steep hill above the town. From here...more
Poole is a large coastal town located on the south coast in the county of Dorset and has the largest natural harbour in Europe and the claimant of the title of second largest natural harbour in the world after Sydney Harbour. Must see sights include: Poole Quay, Brownsea Island, the Lighthouse Arts Centre and Sandbanks to name but a few.September...more
A striking 17th century house with fine...
KINGSTON LACY: The 17th century house,gardens and grounds are in a lovely country setting ,close to the town of Wimborne Minster in the county of Dorset. The gardens consist of several different features such as a Rose garden,Victorian fernery,sunk garden,Camellia walk,Japanese garden,Kitchen garden,Woodland walk,winter garden and a Lime and Cedar...more
Worth a Stop.
A busy airfield with a bar, restaurant and runway terrace, giving great views of the surrounding countryside and aircraft.Flying training and flights available from here. Asil Nadir flew from here in May 1993 to France in a Piper aircraft, finally ending up in Northern Cyprus.more
Kingston Lacy
The grand stately home of Kingston Lacy, close to the picturesque town of Wimborne Minster and amongst countryside filled with thatched cottages, is a feast of lavish interior design and beautiful (and extensive) gardens. The house was built as the new home of the Bankes family in the late 17th century after their original home, Corfe Castle, was...more
Weymouth is a traditional British seaside town with a long stretch of golden sand, safe water, promenade, pedestrian precinct and a host of shops and restaurants. There are lots to do for children on the beach with donkey rides, Punch and Judy, sand sculpting and many other traditional British seaside pursuits.September 1997more
Abbotsbury is a quaint, if busy village, most of the houses here have thatched roofs and are very uniform sandstone built. The area is steeped in history, with evidence of middle stone age man living here, dating back 6000 years. Nice cafes & gift shops, from here you can park as start your walk to St Catherines Chaple on a near by hill. If you are...more
Visit Monkey World
Although we had lived in Dorset almost 10 years we only discovered Monkey World last year!! We became hooked on the Monkey Business series and decided to adopt a monkey each and go as often as we like! Apes are rescued from around the world by the owners and keepers. Our daughter even got involved in fund raising for them and so far has raised...more
Carpets of Snowdrops - Kingston Lacey
On a very grey and damp day in mid February it was a great pleasure to see some wintery signs of life emerging out of the cold wet ground. At Kingston Lacy, a National Trust property near Wimborne in Dorset, it is possible to see large swathes of woodland floor covered with these delicate white flowers. The photo shows them in the woodland at its...more
RSPB Arne Reserve
This famous reserve due west of Poole Harbour is a stronghold of the Dartford Warbler, a small but characteristic bird that overwinters on the reserve unlike most of its other warbler relatives that head off south to warmer climes. We were lucky enough to see one pop up and perch prominently on the heather. It gave out a short burst of song before...more
Jurassic coast & Abottsbury
This is the England's first natural World Heritage site. There is from Dorset to east Devon coastline, its outstandinggeology which represents 185 million years of earth historyin just 152km.more
Seaside Weymouth
Weymouth, an old harbour and resort with lateGeorgian buildingsstands on bothsides on the Wey.This is very lovely seaside town.more
Cerne Giant
A fogure 55m(180ft) long, Giant is naked apart from belt or girdle and holds a knobby culb (37m/120ft) above his head.Also, he has the erect 6m(20ft) Pxxxx ?! Wow!(some recent reports suggest that this has grown since earlier times,when there may have been a navel....)more
Coming from South Africa, we are used to sprawling white beaches with fine sand, blue skies and rolling waves... here the waves werent exactly rolling, but the sky was blue, the sun was hot... the sand wasnt that fine, but a lot finer than other pebbly beaches we have been to in England.They have lovely facilities here for the kids! Bumper rides,...more
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Great location being very close to the town centre and beach. Free parking!!! Good food, good booze...more
Hotel Rembrandt
The Sunday evening carvery at the Rembrandt was recommended to my sister and I as good quality and...more
Hotel du Vin Poole
This hotel is over 250 years old and you will find it in the old part of Poole close to the town...more
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Rain out means win streak intact at 1 game.
Doubleheader today: Night cap marks the
fat rotund big return of The Former Ace to Washington.
We're feeling a sweep this weekend.
(Photo by Joel Richardson, The Washington Post)
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I'm 16. yaaay.
I'm 16. yaaay.
29 Mmmmm.... young tight female buns.
Is it a bad sign that I had to think about this before voting?
I'm 18.
I just didn't wanna say it on the first page.
No one can hide.
Im 17 the magic number before the folks can legally kick me out.
I'm a 35 year old business woman.