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I loved the view of the falls from their deck, the interior design of the lounge and room, and their sheets!
Super friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful scenery.
The customer service and friendliness of everyone made the experience. Elanor at the front desk was very welcoming and accomodating for me and my friend who stayed one night. The hotel is family owned and operated which I thought was a unique feature.
The hotel was outdated, but well maintained for its age.
The friendly staff and warm, family feeling.
I saw an ant in the bathroom... that's really only the worst thing I can say about this place
We drove from Boston to eastern Ohio and back for Thanksgiving and stayed at the Best Western in Carbondale coming and going. So glad we chose them: the hotel is super nice, clean, and comfortable, and the location is easy to get to, plus the garage made for easy parking, and the breakfast at Amber's was fantastic. Most of all, Kira and the staff were so friendly and accommodating, and we hope to stay with them again.
Clean, great parking, nice, big rooms. Good complimentary breakfast at Amber's. We also have an excellent dinner at Amber's. I highly recommend this hotel. Be sure to book on-line for a better price. We extended out stay an extra night and it was $20 cheaper for the room on-line versus at the front desk.
Friendly staff.
Housekeeping did not check my room on the second day; SPG would not credit points for my stay due to having booked it through a Kayak.
Room was kept clean.
King bed was comfortable.
Desk staff were very nice in general, and great about extending my stay another night without an upcharge.
Good workout room.
Conveniently located near I-81.
Lacks fridge or microwave access.
One only elevator was operating, which had been the case for nearly a month. They're expecting the issue to be resolved by July '15.
The room was very nice, spacious, clean and very accommodating.
The pool area and hot tub was well-kept.
The breakfast was not great. Very limited in choices and the coffee was warm.
lot of activities to do and the comforts in the room where nice.
Bring your own adult movies, food and liquor as this is not free and very pricey. Also, the room we were in could've used some repair as sofa's had cig burns and the pool tiles where poorly repaired.
Very clean and easy to reach from I81 in Scranton, Pa. Nice finishing hardware in the room and bathroom. Size wise OK for a short stay. Staff was very courteous and helpful when we requested an additional pillow. Bed was as comfortable as higher-priced hotels I've stayed in. Not a bad value.
Rooms are a bit small. Room to move around but that is it. Overflow parking on the backside of the hotel, not well lit, but close access to the side entrance. Finding the entrance off exit 190 was a bit of a challenge. Seems like these economy hotels are in a good location, except for their 'secret' entrance. No fridge in our room. I presume none of the others had one either. Got by with the ice machine and our small cooler for meds that need refrigerated. Had a straight-back wooden chair with an upholstered seat. No other seating. We've stayed in hotels with larger rooms for the same or slightly lower price.
Excellent front desk staff at arrival. She was just wonderful and we were so thankful.
Debbie at front desk was just superb. She fixed all our problems for us and we cannot thank her enough for what she had done for us.
It looked like a really nice hotel in the lobby. Unfortunately, I never got to see the inside of the room that I booked and paid for because they sold it to someone else.
I dis not like the front desk staff, who decided to give my room away to someone else. Even though I showed up only 1 hour after booking my room.
Everything was very comfortable especially the bed. Great location downtown. Walking distance to great pubs and restaurants.
It was close to the college where my husband was taking a class, also close to many restaurants/shopping
I would stay there again in a heartbeat. The hotel staff was phenomenal. They were kind enough to upgrade us to what appears their best room. The on-site restaurant was great. The fact that a fabulous breakfast is free of charge with a nights stay makes it hard to resist. The Settlers Inn thinks of their customers comfort at every level. The mini kitchen at the end of the hall that accommodates guests so that they would be able to make tea or coffee at any time. They even had mints and chocolates out for guests.
The staff was very accommodating, we checked in late, and they opened up the kitchen to get my wife and I some appetizers.
The food is spectacular. Simple but amazing free breakfast and the dinner offerings are out of this world. Definitely fine dining at a great price.
The town is a nice small town and the residents friendly.
The room was dirty, stuffy and didn't smell good. There is no way to open a window and the room smelled like it was never aired out, despite the doors being kept open for rooms that aren't in use.
The bed was comfortable and the sheets were clean, but the pillows smelled absolutely horrible. Even after wrapping a few shirts around the pillows, the smell crept through.
There was also a larger spider in a web just above the bed.
We didn't get much sleep.
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|Product Type: Nursery set
|Style: Traditional
|Finish: Natural
|Distressed: No
|Gloss Finish: Yes
|Material: Manufactured wood
|Hardware Material: Stainless steel
|Number of Items Included: 6
|Pieces Included: bed, cribset, chest of drawers, changing table tray, changing pad cover, set of window panels
|Solid Wood Construction: No
|Non Toxic: Yes
|Lead-Free: Yes
|Mattress Included: No
|Adjustable Mattress Height: Yes
|Conversion Kit Available: Yes
|Convertible: Yes
|Changing Table Available: Yes
|Life Stage: Kid; Baby
|Wheels/Castors: Yes
|Toddler Safety Rail Included: Yes
|Changing Table Included: Yes
|Drawers Included: Yes
|Weight Capacity: 300 Pounds
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: Thailand
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Tools Needed: Phillips Screwdriver
|Product Warranty: 1 year
|CPSIA or CPSC Compliant: Yes
|Sixteen CFR Compliant: Yes
|CSA Certified: Yes
|General Conformity Certificate: Yes
|ISTA 3A Certified: Yes
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About the ManufacturerRoom Magic, a new company in children's furniture and accessories, presents seven children's bedroom collections inspired by Matisse and a child's lively imagination: Bright, whimsical "cut outs" of tea cups, kissing fish and playful lizards animate brightly colored and natural finished birch wood designs. The designs have been so well received that Room Magic received a Pinnacle Award by the AAFD American Association of Furniture Designers.
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Loved your second issue! But what you said on the cover, "9800 pounds of torque and 5200 turbo-spooling ponies inside!". Now, isn't that a bit of an exaggeration?
Motortopia > Diesel World > 2009 > December
Archive for December, 2009
Our Calculators Work FineTuesday, December 29th, 2009
No Spacer, No ProblemTuesday, December 29th, 2009
Where can I get better wheels for my dually? Ideally, I'd like wheels that do not require spacers to fit.
Where Was the Sprinter?Tuesday, December 29th, 2009
Although I realize this may have been intentional, you left one vehicle out of your history of truck maker's diesels…
Ford Oval BluesTuesday, December 29th, 2009
I'm glad to see your magazine on the rack and more people promoting DIESELS! I agree the future looks great.
More Bio PleaseTuesday, December 29th, 2009
Do you plan to expand outside trucks and to focus on biodiesel more?
Bio Fuel and The FutureTuesday, December 29th, 2009
I notice you are including an article about burning used vegetable oil. Is this what the future holds for us? Or will manufacturers come up with something else?
Drive Line TechTuesday, December 29th, 2009
Why are you running articles on transmission rebuilds in Diesel World? I thought this was a diesel magazine-what gives?
Cover MeWednesday, December 23rd, 2009
Oasis Makes a Difference in Your Differential
Gears like oil-lots of it. Run them dry and they'll grind to a halt in short order. Keep them bathed in plenty of lube, and they not only wear less, but also stay cooler. That's especially important when your diesel is hauling heavy loads. Too much heat and the oil loses its lubricity, the very thing you need from it the most.
But It's Just a Couple of InchesWednesday, December 23rd, 2009
Leveling out an '04 Ram 4WD with Revtek's lift kit.
It depends on your attitude. When I first saw an '04 Dodge Ram 4X4 crew cab dually roll into the Rapid Transit Auto Center in San Pedro, Calif., I wondered why the owner was ready to pay good money to install kit to raise the front ride height by a less-than-whopping 2 inches. To me, it was like worrying about a zit on a rhinoceros or a chip in the paint on the hull of the Queen Mary. Like I said, it depends on your attitude. I figured the Ram was so huge that lifting its nose 2 inches to bring it closer to level wouldn't count for a hill of beans. I was wrong.
Too CoolWednesday, December 23rd, 2009
BD's New Cool-It Aluminum Intercooler for Dodge Cummins Applications Works as Good as it Looks
One of the most basic principles of hot rodding is that horsepower makes heat.
One of the most basic principles of hot rodding is that horsepower makes heat. While this statement undoubtedly originated in the annals of gasoline engine history, it is especially true of diesel engines, where high compression and high boost levels conspire to elevate engine air intake temperature to extreme levels.


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A total of 81 new psychoactive substances, also known as legal highs or designer drugs, were reported for the first time in 2013, up from 73 the previous year, the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) said in its 2013 report.
Europe's Early Warning System, a detection mechanism described as the "first line of defence against emerging drugs", is struggling to cope with the rate at which new synthetic drugs are emerging, the EMCDDA warned. The agency said the UK's average mortality rate due to overdose was 38.3 per million population, more than twice the European average fof 17 per million.


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Microsoft Store offers preorders for the Xbox One 1TB Limited Edition Forza Motorsport 6 Bundle for $399.99 with free shipping. (Amazon offers it for the same.) That's the first offer we've seen for this soon-to-be released console. This custom Xbox One includes automotive sound effects, racing-themed controller with rubberized diamond grips, 1TB storage, and download codes for Forza 6 for Xbox One and Forza 10th Anniversary Car Pack.
This bundle is scheduled for release on September 15.


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Okay -we have established that DarkWind is not WOW .
We have established that it is not a fast arcade bash either .
DW is turn based - every bullet and every armour point counts ( I really really mean that)
Vive le' Difference !
DarkWind is hard , dark and vicious .
There is nothing sanitized or controlled about DW. No resurrect sites, No uber Heal potions .
YOU will lose characters. YOU will lose cars , maybe whole convoys will never return from the waste .
"It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything."
And that is the evolving beauty of DW. The exhilaration of victory is immense when you know how much you could have lost. Your stable of cars and your accumulated gang members mean you will always have another chance. And the world is evolving in response to player behaviour and not the other way around - there was a significant upsurge in trader attacks by players and prices in keys towns spiralled out of control .This caused a round of player verses player fights, in turn a rise in bounties and availability of contracts .


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According to a 2009 survey, young animators make around 90,000 yen per month ($740), while the industry is largely located in the expensive districts of Tokyo. Following the success of last year's, a second crowdfunding campaign has launched to help foster new generations of anime creators with the establishment of affordable dormitories. More after the jump.
The entry process for the "Shone Jump Plus x Animax Anime Scenario Award" contest is now closed, and now the waiting process begins as 1758 hopeful applicants eagerly await the announcement of the winner in August of 2015. Hit the jump to learn more.
The prospects for a sequel series for Cute High Earth Defense Club Love! are looking a bit grim. Director Shinji Takamatsu claims that the primary factor for the decision to go foreward with a sequel will be based on the show's home video sales. Hit the jump to learn more.
The English language version of Japan's Asahi Shimbun newspaper has a new article profiling the opening of the "Dorm for fresh-faced animators", designed to provide low-cost housing for new animators who are just beginning their careers. Hit the jump to learn more.
This weekend's BuzzFeed profile of Western animator Henry Thurlow's experience working in the anime industry was nothing if not provocative. Among those with something to offer in response was other international talent with experience in the field. What these alternative voices animation director Cindy Yamauchi, had to say was that, while the job is exceedingly difficult, the profile offered a reductive picture.
Animator and character designer Sachiko Kamimura (City Hunter, Arslan) recently prompted discussion among international anime fans with blog posts explaining that new animators are paid not on a fixed monthly or hourly salary, but for each completed drawing, meaning that starting workers can make as little as 120 yen ($1) an hour. Buzzfeed offers another perspective on this with the comments of rare Western anime worker Henry Thurlow.
Last month, veteran animators and NPO Animator Supporters launched an Indieigogo crowdfunding campaign help fun a dormitory for up and coming animators in Tokyo, Asagaya-ward's heart of the industry. While it's reached its $10,000, you can still help give it a bit more of a boost before the campaign closes today. More after the jump.
Animation is a difficult art to begin with, and with low wages and long hours, it can be crushing. Veteran animators and NPO Animator Supporters aim to help foster the still and stability of up and coming animators with a dormitory in Tokyo, Asagaya-ward's heart of the industry. Get a look at the project after the jump.
About a year ago, Japan's Business Journal spoke to Sakai "nbkz" Nobukazu, the lead producer of the company minori (ef), about the problems faced by visual novel/bishoujo game industry. He spoke about being squeezed as making game has also gotten costlier over the years due to expenses of creating higher quality CG, keeping pace with advances in computer display resolution. You're about to see why after the jump.
After being announced last November, the anime streaming portal AnimeSols has officially launched and is currently streaming anime and taking pledges for its first wave of shows to fund releases on DVD, Kickstarter-style. Hit the jump for a complete listing of the first wave of shows and my first impressions.
The last decade has seen a rise in prominence of anime based on story-based PC games with moe characters, known as bishoujo games. 2012's Little Busters, Total Eclipse, Love, Elections & Chocolate, Fate/zero and Madoka Magica are all either based on bishoujo games, tied to related franchises or linked by creative talent. And yet, the industry is being squeezed by piracy, shifting technology and competinf media. Learn the results after the jump.
Fueling the ongoing discussion how impossible it is to live as a young animator working in Japan's anime industry, an anonymous worker has used the Hatelabo::AnonymousDiary service to declare their intentions to leave and industry and document the torturous grind that prompted the decision. Read their depressing schedule after the jump.
Assassin's Creed III creative director Alex Hutchinson had some choice words to say about the way journalists tend to be too soft on Japanese developers for some of the questionable content they create, including game narratives that are "literally gibberish." Read his thoughts on the matter after the jump.


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Gwinnett County Police Related News(Sunday, January 30, 2011 @ approximately 8:00 pm) Investigators with the Special Victims Unit of the Gwinnett County Police Department are investigating a Home Invasion Robbery/Aggravated Sexual Battery that occurred at Carrington Chase Apartments located at 6280 S. Norcross Tucker Rd. This is an unincorporated area of Tucker in Gwinnett County.
The preliminary investigation revealed that 2 black males entered the 29 year old female victims bedroom window while she slept. She awoke as suspect #1 entered her apartment and was sexually assaulted by him as suspect #2 remained outside as a lookout. Suspect #1 then left the residence with suspect #2 taking with him the victims keys and laptop computer.
The victim provided a description of the suspects and a composite sketch was made of suspect #1. Investigators conducted a thorough canvass of the area and passed out a copy of the residents in the area.
The suspects are described as;
1. Black male; 6 00 to 6 03 ; 200 lbs with a large muscular build. He has a large mole on the edge of his upper left eyelid. He was wearing a black watch carp, black gloves, black zip up jacket with no visible labels or logos and black sweat pants. The suspect had lip twitches and continuously licked his lips.
2. Black male approximately 5 00 with a thin build. He was wearing a black hood or mask and a black fur or faux fur jacket.
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Meeting is best because we all know seeing photos, and reading what one says does not always tell if we could have real chemistry between us. I am Mr positive always no matter where I go or who I meet. I am easy to talk with and a confidant to many. I enjoy travel. A lot of weekend excursions. Traveled to Israel two years ago-just amazing, and this summer a cruise to the Baltics I have accomplished a lot, Was an actor on soaps in my 20's, have been a DJ on two radio stations, have produced a film with Micky Rooney, have participated in living on a Billboard (yes this is always good conversation), have opened two successful business, writing two books, have cast many films and TV projects including Pulp Fiction, My So Called Life, and Grey's Anatomy. Not into games. Wanting to forge a life long relationship. Would like to know what is your favorite weekend activity to alone is and then with your partner? a few of my qualities include, being loyal, a great listener, a giver, friendly, non judgemental. I am very close with my mom and family, have 7 wonderful neices and nephews. She is ready for a wonderful relationship based on becoming great friends, understanding each other, and passion surrounding two good people who truely want to be with each other.
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I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Birds, Cats, Dogs, Exotic Pets, Fish, Reptiles
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laughing and loving traveling, being with family, my mom, siblings and my neices and nephews being on a boat ~ driving with my top down on a beautiful day listening to music taking a nice warm shower walks smelling the trees, grass, and flower
Hikes, Museums, drives, music venues, comedy clubs, zoo, travel, arts and crafts, beach, biking, go-carts, wine tasting, the wilderness, excursion trips. I do love travel and actually have a trip planned to the Baltics next.
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Own and operate a casting company - it's just what I do for work, it does not define who I am Not A typical entertainment type personality, more down to earth, with morals and values growing up that way and have not changed.
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Background is Russian and Polish Forground is American and White lol
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I am Jewish, but not religious ... I think religion is more important if raising kids. I loved my childhood with all the traditions of Judaism and still do.
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By SectorNine50 on Thursday, October 04, 2007
overall rating 10 of 10rating details
"This car is a GREAT car for the money. A lot of people probably rated this car poorly because they hare poor reliability. Well I can tell you my car has 100% uptime and I've done any work needed myself. You have to take care of it just like any car and make sure you put the right oil in and get the crankcase ventilation update to make sure the car runs for a long time. I love this car to pieces, it's comfortable, fast, handles well after I replaced the shocks with Bilstein HD's (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY THE WAY). It also has a very understated look to it, no one would have any idea that it would be any competition at all. In the snow it does SURPRISINGLY well, the front wheel drive really makes this car a dream in the snow, you don't have the problem of the back end ever kicking out in a corner if you give it gas like you would in a AWD or RWD car. The FWD also gives the car great mileage, best I've ever seen in a car this size. At 75 mph I get 35 MPG almost every trip! Pretty impressive for a car that weighs 3500 lbs! The reason I rated performance a 4 is because the FWD does pose a problem from a stand still, I'd be silly to think otherwise. But once you get going, there really aren't many stock cars in it's class that can keep up, especially on the freeway. Overall, great car for the money, safe, fast, very nice interior, reliable if you take care of it<-! (Only use fully synthetic 0w or 5w-40 motor oil), and great all season car. Test drive one of these and you'll fall in love! :-)"
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By Aeron on Sunday, July 04, 2010
overall rating 3 of 10rating details
"I bascially like SAABs (I previously owned a '85 900T for over 17 years) and I currently have 85,000k miles on my 2000 SAAB 9-5 Aero (5spd. man, Eibach lowered springs, Bilstein sport shocks, K&Ns). and the 9-5 Aero is a very enjoyable car to drive. The handling, performance, comfort and utilitarian package makes it a very good family sedan with a sporting flair. It is great for long distance drives and can easily cruise at 75-85 mph (or faster) all day in great comfort and control. The car has a roomy passenger compartment and a spacious, flat trunk that makes long travel a breeze. But over the years, this is not been a very reliable car and the 2000 model year is very problematic, leading to unexpected failures and expensive repairs. And please note that my car is very well maintained and I consider these failures due to poor design, bad implementation, marginal parts or all of the above. Here's list of some of the problems that required replacement/repair (total repair bills run in the thousands): 1. Direct Iginition Module (SAAB grudgingly finally had a recall after I already made the repair, and they took forever to reimburse me). 2. Throttle Body failure (car will barely run and go into "Limp Home mode"). 3. Brake Master cylinder (pedal to the floor). 4. AC Compressor (failed on a vacation trip in 103 degree heat wave). 5. Serpentaine Drive Belt/pulleys (failed in 30k miles after maintainence replacement). 6. Power Streering Hose failure. 7. Heater By pass valve failure (huge coolant leak). Annoyance List: 1 Theft Alarm replacement warning (when the back up batterey runs low in the sealed alarm module, the alarm will go off inadvertantly at ANY time as a friendly reminder; and that can mean 2a in the morning. The battereies are not replacable and the entire module needs to be replaced. Very stupid design Saab/GM). 2. H7 headlight bulbs burn out at an alarming rate and I do not even run them in the daylight mode. Plan to buy extra bulbs by the dozen. There are electrical gremlins. 3. SID (display) pixels die a quick death (and the module should be replaced). I've had it repaired but it is going out again. 4. Oil consumption (1 qt. M1 every 1200 mi), I'm afraid to find out where it is going. Looking back, this has not been a good value nor a good experience. Underdelivering on the reliability, a high cost of ownership and overall a very poor value. I regret my purchase and I could in no way endorse the 2000 9-5. Happily, SAAB's marraige to GM is over, and they can finds their way back to their core values and start building great cars again."
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By njsaab on Monday, November 24, 2008
overall rating 5 of 10rating details
""You bought this car?" I did. "This is the kind of car you lease." Oh. That was the body shop owner's advice. He was right. This is our third Saab, each one had its breaking point. They got better. This was our best one. I have a Japanese car that is 12 years old and has cost me maybe an 1/8 of what it has cost me to keep my 6 year old Saab. I love the way the Saab drives. I like the power. The handling could be more agile - but it's fine. The interior quality is fair. The leather is inferior to similarly priced cars. The plastic is not bad, but I have had to replace the plastic shell on the driver's seat that houses the seat's adjustments. And it's breaking again. Unless you are a mechanic or know one who can service the car cheaply, this is the time to give it up and buy something else. I have had an abundance of repairs in the last year - whose expenses are adding up to a tidy sum - and I have one ahead that is making me sigh. Do I spend the $2k and wait for the next repair or do I take the same money and make a down payment on something else?"
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By Jim S on Sunday, January 15, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 200,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought the car used with plenty of miles but after a few relatively minor repairs and TLC, the car has been fun to drive, safe and reliable. People say that Saab's are "quirky". Apart from the unusual location of the start key, I don't see what's quirky at all. It's a solid and comfortable car. It handles exceptionally well, with great turbo boost when I need it. My experience was so good, I later bought two others, all the same model but later years, without any regrets."
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By alfabet on Saturday, June 25, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 70,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Gas mileage, room and engineering"
Cons: "low end power could be better (I know it's a small I4 with a turbo)"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I bought the car, a 2003 manual Aero sedan in August of 2006 with 24K miles. I have now had it for 5 years and about 50K miles. Originally I expected to keep it a couple of years and flip it but college expenes for kids and other issues kept the car in my garage. It has developed from a passable alternative to the BMW, Porsche and multiple alfas to a very comfortable and usable car. I have been overmaintaining the car with oil and fluid changes as I know that the model has a tendency to sludge up if synthethic is not used and changed frequently. I have improved the handling most recently by replacing front and rear bushings and all four shocks/struts with KONI FSD (Great product so far). The gas mileage is outstanding for the size car and power. There have been relatively few problems and until April, had been covered under a 4 year extended warranty. I have been spending some money recently mostly on upgrades and replacement items, like the suspension but I also dropped the sump and made sure it was cleaned our along with the screen of any sludge. The clutch was replaced at 50K which I thought was early so I don't know how the prior owner drove the car although I suspect he/she might not have had alot of experience with a manual transmission. There is no question that if you look to find one (post 2004 are best since the PCV problem giving rise to sludge was fixed (I had the upgrade installed this year in the car) although some may not like the cosmetic changes after 2006. Maintenance is essential and so is prior owner history. Otherwise. the car seem to be able to run well and within little problem. My only reason for not recommending it higher is the difficulty in finding the right car with the right history. You also have to be the type of person willing to maintain a high mileage car or you could be financially and emotionally drained by repairs from items that simply may wear out."
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Iron Hide01/27/121 Stars - Worst Hooters in America. I have been there about three times and have to say the first time was great, but after that it has been a complete disaster. The second time I went the wings' sauce was not like it used to be, it seemed like the cook didn't care about a recipe. The third and final time I went the customer service was horrible not only for me, but my friends as well. It was so bad the manager was arguing with me (the customer). The argument was about them not taking our order (the drinks) until about 30 minutes later. To top it off the food was just as bad (either that or the service killed it for me). Overall I would never go back, even if it was free.christopher flores12/24/122 Stars - Waited for 30 mins to be served. One in our group had to go tell the hostess that our order wasn't taken yet n we still had no drinks. To get refills we had to wait 15-20 mins for our waitress to come to us n ask if we wanted refillsJoako Castor12/04/145 Stars - beautiful waitresses!!Teresa Evaro06/11/143 Stars - Cute picsAngel Ybarra03/05/152 Stars - Nothing is very good about this place.


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I've been told that I'm a goofy, sporty version of Chris Daughtery. I'll take that! I'm Intensely loyal to my friends. I love sports( playing and watching) as the header would suggest. I'm very competitive at most of the things I do but I'm a good sport even when I do lose. I'm the youngest of 3 kids to 2 amazing parents who are still married after 44 years. I was born in Montreal but grew up in the Atlanta area. After college, I moved to San Diego and lived there for 7 years until moving to Chicago in 2007. I'm a frequent business traveler working as a Sales Rep for a scientific supplier. I recently relocated back to Atlanta after 12 years. Very excited to be back. I'm looking to find that special someone to spend cold January nights with on the couch watching a movie or at a ball game on a hot summer afternoon enjoying drinks. I like down to earth guys who are genuine, fun, and fit. Most importantly, I need this guy to keep me on my toes and be secure in whom he is. Are you him?
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Michael Duffy, ISU Extension economist who directs the survey, will announce the 2006 findings at the news conference. He also will be available after the news conference for phone interviews at (515) 294-3000.
A printed news release with data from all 99 counties and state maps will be available. Duffy also will have background material. The handout materials and a live stream of the news conference will be available on the World Wide Web at 10 a.m., linked from www.extension.iastate.edu/landvalue/ .
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Former Jets defensive end, Shaun Ellis, signed a one-year contract with the Patriots on Sunday morning.
At first glance, the signing does not appear to be a big deal, but I am excited about the acquisition. Adding the veteran defensive end continues to give the Patriots versatility and flexibility with their defense this season. Whatever scheme the Pats decide to run as their "base" formation, Bill Belichick has always run a multiple defense.
I see Ellis contributing mostly as a defensive end when the Patriots run their 3-4 system or penetrating defensive tackle in the 4-3. The team once again adds another disrupter that can beat the guys in front of him. In my opinion, the Pats did not have enough of those players last year.
I believe Ellis still has plenty left in the tank. Pro Football Talk ranked him as the 4th best 3-4 defensive end last season. I would not expect double-digits sacks from him this year, but he has 72.5 sacks over the course of his 11 year career and he's had at least 4.5 sacks every year since 2005.
New England most likely paid little more to bring the 34-year-old DE to the club, as Ellis was offered a veteran minimum deal with the New York Jets last week. Details of the contract were not immediately available but will most likely be released tomorrow when the paper work is submitted to the league office.
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Frenchman Richard Gasquet beat compatriot Benoit Paire 6-2, 6-3 Sunday in the Open Sud de France final for his second title this season. Gasquet broke Paire twice for a 5-2 lead and took the opening set when a backhand return from Paire sailed wide. The third-seeded Frenchman dropped serve once in the second set, but broke Paire three times. He clinched victory when Paire netted a backhand. This is Gasquet's ninth career singles title. He also won the Qatar Open in January. Paire was appearing in only his second final on the main tour. He was runner-up in Belgrade last year.
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Those not-so-nice things Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama have been saying about each other? The snits and the snubs?
Well -- they did elbow each other out of the way in their efforts to praise John Edwards. And then they ended the evening with a hug (almost) -- and placed each other on their vice-presidential shortlists.
So we showed up for a fight, and a debate broke out. It says that both Clinton, D-N.Y., and Obama, D-Ill., are fairly pleased with where things stand -- if by "pleased" you mean dreadfully nervous about where things may turn before Tuesday.
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That's where the battle will be joined -- not on a debate stage, and certainly not on the debate stage Thursday night in Hollywood, in front of all those famous people. "Thursday's debate played out as if they were two talk show guests trading jokes as they worked around the edges of a number of domestic policies," Cathleen Decker and Maria L. La Ganga write in the Los Angeles Times.
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Windows host process (Rundll32) has stopped working
Running SVS 2.1 SP1 (2.1.2088), fresh install on Vista Ultimate. SVS itself works.
Whenever I try and run the Altiris SVS control panel applet I see a command window open briefly and close and then get "Windows host process (Rundll32) has stopped working".
If I acept the offer to check online I get nothing back.
The details shown are:
"Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BEX
Application Name: rundll32.exe
Application Version: 6.0.6000.16386
Application Timestamp: 4549b0e1
Fault Module Name: StackHash_8252
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Offset: 00127a10
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Data: 00000008
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.256.1
Locale ID: 2057
Additional Information 1: 8252
Additional Information 2: b8f3ee3bfbe1d8693afe559ca9393149
Additional Information 3: e2d5
Additional Information 4: caa1a55a423f6f49a21ac74e395dfc51"
This happens on two different computers, one with Vista SP1, one without.
How can I troubleshoot this further?
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Same problem pre and post SP1. Post SP1 was a clean install. Desktop and laptop.
Tried adding SVS and Rundll32 to DEP exceptions. Tried turning off DEP and turning off UAC. Same result with immediate shut down.
Intel Qx6800 (hardware DEP support). Abit motherboard Running etrust for antivirus. Ati vid card. Vista Ultimate.
Laptop is Intel pentium M (hardward DEP support), etrust and Nvidia video card. Vista Enterprise.
Is this application even under development anymore? Amazingly sparse here and Juice barely has any posts in the past few months (and I couldn't find anything on this app elswhere) and no updates for almost a year to the app.
Dissapointed if that is the case as I very much like the idea of the app (and when it worked for me on XP) to deal with trouble things like Power DVD and beta apps.
Sorry on the lack of info everyone. The control panel app isn't developed by the SVS team so the people who watch this forum, like myself, have little or no knowledge on how it works or what might be causing the problem.
All I personally know is if you're running a 32-bit OS in a VM who's base machine is 64-bit you're almost guaranteed to have this issue.
If a forum post solves your problem please flag is as the solution
Thanks for the reply Spriggan.
Sorry, in my case should have corrected that I don't have the exact same problem as Andy, with lauching the control app. Rather what I get is the exact same error, but it is in trying to launch the SVS application after install. This is on a 32bit OSs, not 64.
I simply can't (and haven't ever been able to) use SVS 2.0 or 2.1 on Vista Ultimate or Enterprise. Pre and post sp1. Rundll32 shut down.
Vista support didn't come until SVS 2.1 but it's interesting you can't get that to work, I use it all the time on my Business edition at home and Ultimate here at work. How are you using it? Is it when you run SVSadmin or SVScmd that you get the crash? Because SVS itself is loaded at the time windows starts up and those two programs are just a way to interact with SVS.
SVS is still under development, we're hard at work on 3.0 and have another update coming out this year (no dates, sorry guys) for the 2.X line.
If a forum post solves your problem please flag is as the solution
Ok, I apologize, I got confused as I didn't (and don't) see SVS running so I assumed that svsvista.exe was launching the program. I am indeed having the same problem listed above. Trying to launch the SVSControl Module svsvista.exe, causes the failure. I also found and tried the application named "Alternate Admin Console" and have the same result of immediate Rundll32 shutdown.
To you comment that it is already installed and running, can you point me to what I should be seeing if this is the case? I do not see anything in the running processes or services. I looked in services that weren't running as well and didn't see anything that looked like it might be related to svs.
I was able to install 'trinket' however all the options (except 'about' and 'exit'). Not sure if this is an indication that it isn't running or simply that they are grayed out until you create a layer.
Also, I tried going to Uninstall programs and 'modify' the SVS install to 'run all from my computer' and I it stopped towards the end with a 'fatal error'. The same thing happened when I select 'repair'. It goes through the uninstall process fine.
Not sure that it is relevant, but I've never tried running it on something less than Enterprise or Ultimate versions of Vista. These two versions do have core differences to the rest though I have no idea if that is causing any of what I'm seeing. I'd like to assume that some of the Vista users who have had success with SVS are running these editions.
I'm confused as to how the admin console is not part of the application as you mention given that you download and install it together. Regardless, even if SVS is running somewhere, I'm not a command line capable guy so if I can't get a gui it isn't usable to me.
did you restart after installing? Because it's sounding like SVS may not be loaded or you never entered a license key because that would cause you only having access to about and exit.
Easy way to check is to launch SVSadmin (C:\Program Files\Altiris\Software Virtualization Agent\SVSAdmin.exe) and then goto help->About and see if there's a registration key and a driver version listed.
Since SVS is a driver you won't actually see a process for it in Task Manager until you have an app running that uses the driver.
If a forum post solves your problem please flag is as the solution
Restarted many times. Always installed under an administrator account and launched the install 'run as administrator' as well as simply using the UAC prompt. I've also installed with UAC disabled (disable, reboot - install, reboot). Key was entered each time, using a different key (via the 'get key now' option on install).
I was able to validate that SVS is installed and does at least create and activate layers. Using SVScmd.exe I followed the command list to create two test layers, activate them, and report they are running. I also used the command to validate that it had a key that it reported valid.
Note that there is no file called SVSAdmin.exe in that folder. All the files installed in Vista are
SVSvista.exe (this is the control module that crashes with the rundll32 DEP message)
So the primary problem appears to be using a GUI to control the files, which again, for me, is the only way I could use it with reasonable amounts of effort.
Any suggestions on other graphical control tools to try would be appreciated. As noted i tried "Alternate Admin Console" with the same result as svsvista.exe.
I'd be glad to provide any files that your devs would be interested in seeing to try to figure out why it is that the GUI is crashing for us on Vista.
Thanks again for your help.
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Rundll32 problem detail:
Problem signature
Problem Event Name: BEX
Application Name: rundll32.exe
Application Version: 6.0.6000.16386
Application Timestamp: 4549b0e1
Fault Module Name: StackHash_5b8a
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Offset: 0034b528
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Data: 00000008
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.256.4
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 5b8a
Additional Information 2: ee07390d92b0059782965f5f4b1d8d73
Additional Information 3: 260e
Additional Information 4: 9a171b23eadca812a2aa0d55478b0d80
Extra information about the problem
Bucket ID: 213701049
SVScmd screenshot of layer creation, activation, and key validation:
No SVS admin? Someone must have given you a modified MSI because it's included with SVS and there should be an icon for it on the desktop, I recommend getting the latest version of SVS from https://kb.altiris.com/article...?article=29519&p=1 and installing it. You can also just goto add/remove programs and click repair for SVS and you should have the option for adding it, though if you don't have the most recent version (2095) I would just download it. You're also missing files, here's my list:
The files missing are all UI related but that's not causing the SVSVista crash since I get it too on my system.
If a forum post solves your problem please flag is as the solution
As I couldn't modify the install, as it fails, I went ahead and used your link and installed the latest version from there (after uninstalling, reboot, install, reboot). The other version was from svsdowloads as the Juice site gave a dowload for SVS that took you to altiris site and another one for SVS Personal Use Download which took you to svsdowloads.
So, I figured out that the Admin app was the radio button I hadn't checked on install as it seem ot infer it was more for corporate application packaging use and it had previously caused the application to fail to install (which I figured out was simply that during those tries I hadn't tried to launch the install by selection 'run as administrator').
The good (and forehead smacking) news is that the Admin app was the core of what I was looking for and I thought it was SVSvista.exe.. So with that little, but critical issue resolved I can now use SVS! Of course making applications work is a whole other issue.. (first try, Quicktime isnt working after app captured install and re-try..) Thank you very much for ending my confusion there!
The remaining issue of course the original subject of the post about the control module (before I detoured the thread). So is this not Altiris application, just bundled from a third party? Or it simply that you mean it is a different group in Altiris that you dont work with?
Ah yes the little radio button, it's been a while since I manually installed SVS. Just a reminder that there are capture issues with Vista and it's recommended that you capture on XP and import to Vista, transactions cause problems for us and while I'm not sure if this is your quick time culprit it could be.
The Control Panel App is developed by a different group with in Symantec that the SVS team doesn't work with.
If a forum post solves your problem please flag is as the solution
Was this ever resolved? I'm now getting the same error as the original post.
Windows host process (Rundll32) has stopped working. And in the notification error, windows pops up a dialog saying that DEP has prevented it from running.
If I add C:\Windows\System32\rundll32.exe to the exceptions list, I still get the same error.
I'm running 2.1.2084 (HF2 personal edition)
If anybody out there experiencing the issue described above is still reading this thread, will you check something for me. In your BIOS settings, do you have an option for Data Execution Prevention (DEP) and is it enabled? If you do and it is, does disabling DEP allow the CPA to start working correctly?
This definitely appears to be a Data Execution Prevention issue. On two different Vista machines (one Home Premium, the other Ultimate), I always experience the error involving Rundll32.exe being shut down by Windows.
Yet the SVS Control Panel applet works fine if I first disable DEP from within Vista, then reboot and retry.
If I turn DEP back on again, the error returns.
Like a previous poster, I also lack the BIOS option to physically disable DEP on my machines. But DEP can be disabled in Windows Vista from the command line if you type the following:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOff
Note: You must have local admin rights *and* run the Command Prompt with elevated rights (or disable User Account Control). You will also need to reboot your machine after running the bcdedit command.
The boot configuration data editor can also turn DEP back on:
bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx AlwaysOn
(reboot is required)
Anyways, whatever group within Symantec is responsible for this applet needs to be tapped on the shoulder and provided with this testing info. This type of error really puts customers off and gives the impression that SVS is not ready for prime time (or at least for Vista). Obviously the customer is not going to see a difference between the applet and the SVS driver...they just see SVS generate a nasty looking error message.
I just realized I wasn't totally clear in my last message about this being a workaround to the problem.
For anyone experiencing the Rundll32.exe error when you attempt to launch the Altiris SVS control panel applet on Windows Vista, there is a workaround.
Read my previous post (right above this one) for the instructions on disabling DEP in Windows Vista.
Disabling DEP is not an option where i work as we utilize Bitocker file encryption and it causes a warning message at boot when DEP is disabled. You also need to enter in your 54 character encryption key.
Symantec: What is the correct solution for this? The OS we are using is Windows Vista Enterprise SP1


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|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|Ground beef chuck
|1⁄2 Pound
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Finely chopped onions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Finely chopped green pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Finely chopped celery
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5. Brush inside and outside of shell and lid with lemon juice, wrap in foil and keep warm in low oven.
6. In large skillet, saute beef with garlic until brown and drain off any fat.
7. Add onion, green pepper, diced eggplant and celery and cook over low heat about 5 minutes.
8. Stir in tomatoes, salt, thyme, red-pepper sauce and Grapenuts and simmer for 5 minutes.
9. On a warm serving platter set eggplant shell and spoon meat mixture into it.
10. Sprinkle top with Parmesan cheese.
11. To serve spoon Eggplant Creole from shell and pass more Parmesan cheese.
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A mosquito control helicopter crashed into a Maplewood garage on Wednesday, killing the pilot.
Photos: The Como Zoo's new $11M Gorilla Forest exhibit
The Como Park Zoo's new $11 million Gorilla Forest exhibit, which includes the largest mesh gorilla enclosure in North America, opens to the public on Thursday.
Photos: Beat the cold-weather blues at the Como Zoo Conservatory
On the first day of spring, few signs of the season can be found in our snow-covered landscape. But inside the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in St. Paul, the temperature is tropical and vibrant colors speckle the glass rooms. A variety of plants and blooming flowers are displayed at the 98-year-old site, and they can be the perfect antidote for our winter-weary eyes.
Photos: Video game sharpens Minn. soldiers' skills
The Minnesota National Guard is using simulators to train troops in very real and potentially deadly skills -- from shooting to driving to combat. But some soldiers say the simulator's graphics are weak; they prefer Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
Photos: A morning with Mary Jo Copeland
It's not uncommon for Mary Jo Copeland to be greeted with bear hugs or hand clapping as she enters a room at Sharing and Caring Hands, the Minneapolis-based nonprofit that provides those in need with everything from food to shelter. The tireless mother of 12 has been touching the lives of the impoverished since she started Sharing and Caring Hands in 1985. Copeland is being recognized Friday by President Barack Obama for the work she has done in the Twin Cities community. Copeland will be awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal, the second-highest civilian honor, for her charitable efforts. We spent a morning with her recently at Sharing and Caring Hands.
Photos: Lau Hawaiian Collective
Minnesotans who want to hear an authentic sampling of Hawaii's rich musical heritage can enjoy the work of the Lau Hawaiian Collective. The five-member band from St. Paul, co-founded by vocalist Kim Sueoka and guitarist David Burk, has found receptive listeners thousands of miles from the islands. We caught up with them at a recent rehearsal.
Video: Annual Minnesota Beard-Off
Nearly 100 will compete for the Twin Cities beard championship title this weekend. Watch a video of the competitive beardsmen talk about how they prepare for the show.
Photos: St. Paul politicians take test run on Crashed Ice course
St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman, St. Paul City Council member Chris Tolbert and St. Paul City Council member Melvin Carter III tried out the Red Bull Crashed Ice course in St. Paul on Thursday. The Crashed Ice World Championship begins Thursday and runs through Sunday.
Video: Crashed Ice course construction, in 74 seconds
With 19 days compressed into about one minute, the Red Bull Crashed Ice course construction near the Cathedral of St. Paul is documented in a time lapse video.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Minnesota
Highlights of Martin Luther King Jr. celebrations in Minnesota on Monday, Jan. 21, 2013 included the annual King Day breakfast in Minneapolis, and a march and program in St. Paul.
Photos: Inside the new St. Paul Union Depot
Forty-one years after the last train pulled out of St. Paul's Union Station, the rail hub is ready for trains to return. The landmark station reopens Saturday after a $243 million facelift. The depot will host a new bus hub with intercity bus service returning in 2013, Amtrak trains later in the year, and light rail service in 2014. St. Paul hopes the depot can spark a transportation renaissance for the city.
Photos: The art of making pierogi
Dumplings are a part of many ethnic food traditions. But in Minnesota Sounds and Voices this week, we're interested in potato-dumpling comfort food that can be traced back generations to the pierogi of Poland and the pyrohy in Ukrainian.
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Bobbi Brown Party to Go Review, Swatches, Photos
Still searching for a tiny little gift for a friend, family member, or secret Santa?
Might I suggest the Bobbi Brown Party to Go Palette? Indeed, being as small as a lighter this is a party of makeup to go! Quick look, easy to carry, super small, portable as hell…
I think I loves it.


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I want to try making my own diapers and covers and am wondering if anybody knows of some common used clothing materials that work best for soakers, doublers, fitteds, covers, etc.
Is anything that is 100% good for everything? What about sweaters? I know wool is a great cover material and I have searched for 85% plus of wool content in the pieces I get, but what other materials are great for recycling into cloth diapers?