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1995 Dodge Neon Question: Hi, I have a 2000 Neon. It has 256,000+ miles and runs great. My immediate issue
My immediate issue is it eats up 3 quarts of oil per month. I don't see much smoke coming out of the exhaust, only if it idles like waiting to pick up daughter. I see a tiny drip by the oil pan. Is it ok to use that stop leak you add to your oil? It has a lot of miles so do not want to put too much money into it but it looks like new. SO, my question is, should I replace the oil pan,which I am not a mechanic and never done anything like this, or would it hurt anything just to add 2-3 quarts of oil per month? Oh, I have same issue as others with the water leaks in the rear floorboard and trunk and have used silicon which helped for a bit but always comes back. Ty for any help and advice and if there is a recall on the water leak problem. -Phil - scarcocks
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With that age, mileage and water leaks your car is not worth spending much money on. I would just keep checking and adding oil as needed. Save your money so you can use it as a down payment on the vehicle I see in your future. - Herb Ackside
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Obituaries for Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Thelma Rose Floyd
Thelma Rose Floyd, 64, Henderson, died Saturday, April 13, 2013, at Methodist Hospital.
She was employed at the Children's Advocacy Center and was a member of Calvary Baptist Church.
Survivors include two daughters, Felicia Hill and Shanta Floyd, both of Henderson; four sons, Arlies Fortune, William Fortune, Mel Floyd and Pierre Floyd, all of Henderson; seven sisters, Lou Ann McGuire, Esther Brown, Norma Fortune, Pamela Dennis, Kathleen Fortune, Pamela Fortune and Etta Hocker, all of Henderson; three brothers, Roy Fortune Jr., Albert Fortune and Erbi Fortune, all of Henderson; seven grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Services will be at noon Saturday at Greater Norris Chapel Baptist Church in Henderson. Burial will be in Fernwood Cemetery.
Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Calvary Baptist Church in Henderson.
Mason Brothers Audubon Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Daniel Lee Pirtle
Daniel Lee Pirtle, 78, Robards, died at 3:25 a.m. Monday, April 15, 2013, at St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville.
He was of the Baptist faith. He was a retired truck driver, working most recently with the Henderson County Road Department.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Emma Jean Ledbetter Pirtle; and his parents, Robert and Rosabelle Pirtle.
Survivors include two daughters, Annie Hawks and Julianne Goodman, both of Morganfield; three sons, Nathan Pirtle of Sebree, Charles Ledbetter of Henderson and Terry Pirtle of Orlando, Fla.; one sister, Lucille Burnes of Niagara; two brothers, Jimmy Pirtle of Henderson and Raymond Pirtle of Niagara; eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home. The Rev. Jason Davis will officiate. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Military honors will be rendered by the American Legion Worsham Post No. 40.
Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at the funeral home.
Pallbearers will be Brandon Goodman, Todd Goodson, Ben Goodman, Roger Dale Timberlake, Raymond Pirtle, Ricky Helmick and TC Ledbetter.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to St. Anthony's Hospice and Henderson Relay for Life.
Mary F. Long
MORGANFIELD — Mary F. Long, 91, Morganfield, died Monday, April 15, 2013, at her home.
She was a retired employee of the Earle C. Clements Job Corps Center. She was a lifelong member of St. Ann Catholic Church.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Courtney and Florence Wellington Long of Morganfield.
Survivors include one sister, Catherine Elizabeth "Kitty" Tapp of Morganfield; nieces and nephews.
Services will be at noon Thursday at St. Ann Catholic Church. The Rev. Freddie Byrd will officiate. Burial will be in St. Ann Cemetery.
Friends may call after 9 a.m. Thursday at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield.
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Bobby Allan Kelley
EVANSVILLE — Bobby Allan Kelley, 78, Evansville, formerly of Clay, died Monday, April 15, 2013, at River Pointe Health Campus in Evansville.
He was a member of United General Baptist Church in Evansville and worked at Whirlpool Corp. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army.
Survivors include one brother, Danny Kelley of Evansville; niece and nephews.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Vanover Funeral Home in Clay. Brother Raymond Abbott will officiate. Burial will follow in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Clay.
Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at the funeral home.
David Wayne Hogge
RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. — David Wayne Hogge, 52, Russellville, died Saturday, April 13, 2013, at The Medical Center in Bowling Green.
He was a member of Christian Life Assembly of God and worked as an instrument technician with Logan Aluminum.
Survivors include his wife, Elaine Hogge; two sons, Robert Wayne Hogge of Bowling Green and Richard Matthew Hogge of Russellville; his parents, Richard Wayne and Verona Dean Whitney Hogge of Henderson; one sister, Reva Walden of Henderson; and two brothers, Richard Keith Hogge and Donald Leroy Hogge, both of Henderson.
Services were Tuesday at Young Funeral Home Russellville Chapel. Pastor Roy Walls officiated. Burial was in the Maple Grove Cemetery.
Donald Gordon McCarty
GREENVILLE — Donald Gordon McCarty, 78, Greenville, died at 6:41 p.m. Monday, April 15, 2013, at Muhlenberg Community Hospital in Greenville.
He attended Powderly United Methodist Church. He was a dragline operator in the coal mines.
Survivors include one daughter, LaDonna Jones of Owensboro; one son, Randy McCarty of Greenville; and four grandchildren.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at Vanover Funeral Home in Clay. Brother Carl Duggar will officiate. Burial will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Clay.
Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. today at Gary Funeral Home in Greenville and after 10 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to Muhlenberg Community Hospital Memorial Fund, P.O, Box 387, Greenville, KY 42345.
Orville E. "Nookie" Carter
WASHINGTON, Ind. — Orville E. "Nookie" Carter, 64, Washington, died Saturday, April 13, 2013, at his residence.
He had worked for United Minerals at their Summerville Mine. He was a member of the Petersburg Moose Lodge in Petersburg, Ind.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Orville and Clodean Billings Carter; his stepfather, J.C. Carter; and one son, Brad Carter.
Survivors include his wife, Charlotte Reed Carter; one daughter, Dusty Carter of Washington; two sons, Gary Carter of Eighty Four, Pa., and Jason Hardy of Washington; one brother, Kim Carter of Tipton, Ind.; and six grandchildren.
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Yes, you read it right. After what I am guessing to be a few years I had the chance to meet someone who at this point was a figment of my imagination. An internet screen name but someone I had exchanged e-mails with from time to time.
tmex casually hinted of his Death Valley ride several months ago. Work has been fairly busy (after a pretty scary dry spell) since June, but was actually slowing down to where the timing simply made sense. The brokeback beemer was almost in one piece and my wife more or less told me to go have some fun.
Soon after letting tmex know of my plan to join him for his long weekend, I began receiving e-mails from his legendary internet sidekick BillyD.
These guys are organized to say the least. Roll charts, GPS routes, pre-ride info, the works.
My plans were to load up my highly customized and fairly reliable Bavarian motorcycle and camp out at the Panamint Springs Resort campground.
After some thought, I decided to invite my old buddy Ron along for the ride. He was scheduled to get married the following weekend, and is then moving off to the big island of Hawaii in a month or so. To my surprise, he was in!
After brief discussion, it was decided we would trailer the bikes up and relax a bit. The brokeback beemer rarely sees a trailer, but I was game.
The next few days of riding were, well, beyond anything I could have hoped for. The weather was incredible, and the new people I met will never be forgotten.
The end. (unless you want to see some pictures)
johngil screwed with this post 02-06-2011 at 10:59 PM
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Well hell
Worked late into the night Tuesday. So much for packing early. Ron was due at my place by 10:00. Thankfully, Ron calmed me down and reminded me we were on vacation. Easy for him to say. He just retired!
We gassed in Trona and were off like a herd of turtles.
The photos will start as we enter the Panamint Valley. The start of a great (long) weekend.
We had our choice of camp sites, and this one was great.
Home, sweet home for the next few days.
Ron is very neat and organized.
We arrived pretty early and managed to get set up reasonably well. I decided to go find the infamous tmex before it got dark.
and there they were...
Dennis and Ami had just arrived and were relaxing with a cocktail. They offered up a chair and poured me one as if I were a long lost relative.
It turns out they were giving away Dennis' daughter's whiskey, but I'm sure it would have been just as tall a glass if it were their own.
I wandered back and enjoyed the sunset with my gal. She was only slightly mad about the trailer thing. Truth be told, I think she liked it.
johngil screwed with this post 11-11-2010 at 10:00 PM
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I'm in. Death Valley is on my to do list.
"I dont believe you... continue." Dwight Schrute
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Today was our first day of riding. Ballarat, Goler Wash, Mengal's Pass, Geologist Cabin and then loop back to Panamint Springs.
I had done this earlier in the year, but made a loop of over 200 miles.
I was glad to do this ride on the first day. No real reason.
Ron whipped up some food. It was great!
Ed and BillyD ready for action.
Luck was not with the orange in the morning. BillyD got a flat and headed back to camp to fix it. Ed went down and somehow damaged an oil line. He eventually cut his day short.
Ron was looking fresh.
We re-grouped at Ballarat. BillyD was going to play catch up, and Ed had returned to Panamint Springs.
Julie was dreaming of...
Don't have a clue what this is supposed to be, but it fit right in.
Truck supposedly was used by the Manson clan.
Nice way to start the morning.
We made our way to the steps at Goler Wash. Nothing too crazy, but can be a chore to get the big bikes up.
Francesco had to crash on the boulders for some reason. He was a trooper.
tmex made quick work out of taking Ami's bike up for her.
No good deed goes unpunished.
BillyD met back with the group. He motored right on up.
Little shack on the way up the wash.
We stopped next at Barker Ranch for lunch. It burned down less than a year ago.
This guy wanted some lunch too.
BillyD had decorated his bike for the season.
Ami and Julie.
tmex and BillyD were inseparable the whole trip. BillyD is much taller.
It was discovered that there was an anticipated shortage of beverages for the entire weekend. BillyD did what any other boy scout would do. He got out his satellite phone and called in an order with some friends who were on their way. Like I said, these guys were organized. I was impressed.
Old digs long since abandoned.
We made our way over Mengal's Pass to Geologist Cabin. Striped Butte is in the background. I missed several photo ops here, but we had a rider crash and I didn't know if things were serious based on the radio info I had received. It turned out to be minor.
Saw this guy on the way out.
We grouped up at the top of the pass and headed back the way we came.
The weather was great. 45-75.
Ron on the way back down.
Random shot.
tmex coming back down.
It looks like BillyD on Julie's bike here.
Ron before the gravity attack.
There is video of Ron's tumble down the steps, but I can't figure out how to post it. Lucky for Ron.
We took a little break at the store in Ballarat. BillyD and Julie hamming it up.
Jim will have to explain his wardrobe here. He is on his own.
Back on the road home.
Everyone pretty much headed back to Panamint Springs. BillyD and I took a little route he plotted out that was pretty rough and we hit it fairly fast. So much so that I didn't get any photos. No biggie I guess. It wasn't the most scenic route, but I'm surprised my wheels are still round.
That's about it for Thursday. An epic Friday and Saturday are ahead.
johngil screwed with this post 11-07-2010 at 10:08 PM
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We have been talking about going up there for awhile now, can't wait to hear about your trip.
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This video was taken and narrated by Francesco - an Italian, a Mediterranean man to be sure. Francesco is new to this adventure stuff, and his choice of words and his illustrations of the situation are priceless. Video was taken on Lippincott Road (day 2). John will have a lot more pics of Lippincott. I have been up it many times, but I can say that I have never seen it as hard as it was on this trip. Select full screen mode after clicking on link.
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tmex screwed with this post 11-08-2010 at 05:19 PM
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John, it was great that you and Ron made the journey, especially in light of the fact it was Ron's last manly outing before getting hitched the following weekend.
I will be posting some additional photos shortly, but here's the video of Ron casing the Beemer coming down the Goler Wash Steps....I especially like the dirty look he gives his bike right at the very end.
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BillyD posted the gravity attack above so this was a duplicate.
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I was excited about the ride today. It was going to be all new to me and I really wanted to ride up Lippincott and then see the Racetrack.
Here are a few views from Father Crowley.
Ron at the ready.
And on to Saline Valley Rd.
It was horrible. Nothing but wide open space and beautiful scenery for miles.
Crazy rocks here. Mother Nature hard at work.
tmex and Ami getting things tied down for the big climb.
and off we go...
I'm always amazed by the Jeepers and where they take their rigs. There were several parts of this road that were washed out and very narrow. They simply piled a couple of hundred rocks and called it good to go.
Not for me.
The road got progressively tough and it eventually showed by the number of bikes on the ground.
I finally had to blitz to the top and grab a photo.
After a nice little break at the top, it was time to move on.
tmex really has a problem with the looks of BillyD's 640 and it shows.
Next stop was the Racetrack.
The Grandstand
Strange photo, but I like it.
Would you believe these poor folks wandered 40 days and 40 nights to get to the lunch spot?
I didn't think so.
Lunch is over and it's time to move on. I was happy to finally get to Teakettle Junction.
From here the group split. A few of us headed to White Top Mountain. It was worth the extra effort. Death Valley proper can be seen below.
BillyD up on top.
Back on track with the rest of the group. (sort of)
The next few minutes aren't perfectly clear to me. I remember following Julie with Ron behind me. Julie was following Ed.
I remember seeing the silt explode off of Ed's bike and Julie taking some sort of precautionary action. I then see Julie fly off of her bike and go off to the right. Then there was nothing. Absolutely nothing. I was definitely going to run over Julie or her bike. I was certain of this.
"Running over the daughter of your host is most often considered a bad thing", I said to myself.
I whipped the quarter ton brokeback beemer hard left, ignoring any consequences that may come later. I saw stars. I did not fall.
Julie got a little dirty, but was fine.
We all got a little turned around, but we made our way towards Hunter Mountain. This area is frequently snowed in. These two photos came out well, I thought.
Nothing more in the way of photos for a while, but it was a very scenic ride. Temps were just above 40 near the top.
The road back to camp.
Met an old friend from my club that I raced with a few years back. He got a flat and needed a fresh tube for the rest of his trip.
Mike bought this 510 Husky in the crate and has been riding it ever since. He is a Death Valley/Saline Valley regular.
That's it for Friday. What an incredible day!
johngil screwed with this post 11-08-2010 at 06:38 PM
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I had just finished warning everyone that there were gravel washouts on Lippincott Road, but did everyone listen? Nooooooo. Heres Ed straightening everything after a major get-off.
In as much as our ride group had individuals with a wide range of off-road experience and capabilities, Lippincott Canyon itself was littered with fallen riders much like Dantes Inferno as Johns photos show so well.
I have been after Ed for month to eliminate the auto-retract feature on his SW-Motech side stand, but nooooo . He stopped to help Tmex when the stand auto-retracted and caught his boot as he and the bike tipped over. Hold that pose, Ed, while a take your picture.
BillyD near White Top Mountain looking NE toward Big Horn Canyon
Jim near White Top Mountain look South toward Dry Bone Canyon with Death Valley, Stovepipe Wells in the background
John and BillyD east of White Top Mountain at some sort of monitoring station.
View from White Top Mountain across Death Valley toward Titus Canyon
Chivalry is not dead John offering full service fill-up on Julies bike. Supervision by Ron.
John sporting his fishing colors at China Garden
John Gil in Gills Corral, west of Darwin
Approaching the salt tram summit station
Salt tram summit station and tenders cabin. New York Butte in the distance.
Summit Station looking west toward Eastern Sierra
Summit Station looking NE toward Salien Hot Springs and Steel Pass in the distance
Tenders Cabin looking SW across Owens Valley toward southern Eastern Sierra
Salt Tram Tenders Cabin
Cmon in
A billion dollar view .
BillyD at the Summit Station.
John was disappointed when he found out this guy wasnt Tmex so much for Internet dating services.
Ami and I hiked into lower Darwin Falls while most everyone else was either drinking beer or taking naps after the ride earlier in the day. Who says Death Valley is all hot, barren and desolate ?
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Ami and BillyD and Darwin Falls. I post this to refute the claim that BillyD is taller. Ami is 5'8". BillyD always manages to stand on a rock when he is having his picture taken with me.
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How come you never see the guy in the purple outfit and tmex at the same time? I'm beginning to wonder.
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Goler Wash Show & Tell
Cameras always flatten everything out such that even very steep stuff looks like the wide open plains...
Here's Ami showing why Ron cased his Beemer while taking the wrong line down through the steps.
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Danny Deraney, a spokesman for Kasem's three children from his first marriage, said that the deejay's daughters, Kerri and Julie, were at their father's side and that his son, Mike, was en route to Washington.
Kasem, most famous for his weekly top 40 countdown radio show and as the voice of Shaggy on the "Scooby-Doo" cartoons, suffers from Lewy body disease, a form of dementia with symptoms similar to Parkinson's disease and hallucinations.
Kasem's children from a first marriage and his wife, Jean Kasem, have been locked in a legal tussle over his care and visitation rights.
Las week a judge ordered that Kerri Kasem be granted daily visits with the ailing radio personality during that legal battle, which escalated earlier in May when she and her sister filed court papers saying that they didn't know his whereabouts.
Several days later, sheriff's deputies in Kitsap County located him and Jean Kasem there. Further proceedings in the case are scheduled for late June.
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Sep 23, 2010, 7:00 PM EDT
A few days ago, Mo Williams was quoted as saying he considered retirement after LeBron James' decision in a Marc Spears story on Yahoo!. Now Williams is saying his statements were misunderstood. From his twitter account:
Just need to put this out there to all my fans about the yahoo story about me retiring, sense it's getting a little out of hand. I was misquoted or misunderstood however u want to put it. I will clear everything up Monday on media day. I was never considering walking away rt now. And especially because lbj left. It made a good story though. Though u know I will never walk away prematurely before my contract is up. That absorb.
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Say it aint so @mogotti2. Got interview taped so didnt misquote u. never worth ruining rep & job to do that. More than welcome to call me.:)
- Michael Warren - Sep 23, 2010 at 7:32 PM
That's the media and thats life. Mo still can carry Cleveland to the playoffs. They still got some talent. They got 2 all-stars in Mo and Antawn, and they got "a star in the making" in JJ Hickson. They got lots of depth at SF and depth at PF. They got a talented backup PG in Ramon Sessions and some good athletes-defenders on the perimeter in Jamario Moon, Jawad Williams, Christian Eyenga and Joey Graham. They got veterans, shooters like Anthony Parker,etc. Also hustle-energy guys like Varejao. Don't be surprised if they sneak into the playoffs.
- Drew - Sep 23, 2010 at 9:00 PM
Michael Warren, that's putting an optimistic spin on things. They lack real star power – a go-to guy who can create his own shot when he wants to. Mo Williams and Jamison are quality supplemental pieces with guys who can create for them. I agree that Hickson will have an opportunity to blossom this year and Sessions will give them a little lift, but aside from that, they've got a lot of average role players. Hustle only gets you so far. You need talent. I think Cleveland is good for at best 30-35 wins. Plus, you've got to look at the other likely playoff teams: Miami, Orlando, Boston, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Atlanta. That leaves two more teams. The Knicks are ahead of Cleveland at this point. The Nets may make a move for Anthony. I actually like the Sixers to steal the last playoff spot.
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Actually it is going to be harder that just saying it. They don't only lack on star power but also teams in the East got very deep, NY; Chicago, the upcoming Hawks, Iguodala and the Sixers are only becoming better, the Bobcats have a lot of young talent. Mo and Antawn are proven not being the kind of player who can carry a team. Is gonna be hard for them right now.
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A little Old World with a Few Updates
My wife and I stayed at the St. Francis Inn for four nights at the end of July. After reading some of the Tripadvisor reviews I was a bit nervous about what we would find upon check-in. I was more than happy with the whole St. Francis experience and unless you are only fond of sleek, new hotels with large bathrooms and high-end furniture I think you will enjoy your stay as we did.
First, All the staff (especially Carolyn and Bev) and guests we met were very friendly without compromising privacy. The Inn is just that...an Inn and not truly a bed and breakfast where there are required seating times for morning dining. We loved feeling almost at home relaxing in the sitting room or gathered around the dining room tables in the morning or during the evening social hour, or just sitting in the beautiful courtyard relaxing in the evening.
Second, The food was great and substantial. Breakfast was different every day and always had two "main course" options including lots of eggs and casseroles. We hardly ate lunch our whole time in St. Agustine as we ate a late breakfast and then waited until 5:30 when food was again provided in the dining room along with beer and wine. Again, there were enough hor's doeuvres to ruin your evening meal if you weren't careful.
Third, the accomodations were somewhat dated, new linens and shower curtains would have really made a difference, but the place was very clean and there were some obvious renovations that had been made within the last few years especially obvious in the pool area which was great for an afternoon dip to cool off and in the bathrooms which had new tile and updated fixtures. The wood ceilings and the window shutters were amazing. Much of the carpentry must be original as it's intricacy would be too expensive to recreate today. The house was built in the 18th Century and I thought it was in great shape. We stayed in the Balcony Room, but there is a larger balcony that's shaded and overlooks the courtyard which is open to all and and more comfortable with a ceiling fan.
Finally, We also took advantage of the proximity of the Inn to everything and the parking (which is is short supply in St. Augustine). Once we parked our car we didn't get back in it until we left. We borrowed the Inn's bicycles and rode all over the town and even out to The Inn's beach house which is about a six mile ride (but very easy to do if you don't mind sharing the road with cars). We walked to dinner every night and had our final meal at La Parisienne where the cuisine was superb and the atmosphere quite lovely.
We will definitely return. Next time with a Uhaul to bring back all the inexpensive antiques we couldn't fly with.
This was our first time at a B&B, the inn was dated inside. We staying in the Balcony Room one of the most expensive rooms, the room was comfortable. Although sleeping was terrible the road noise was terrible the street cleaner can through and sounded like it was in our room. It is right above a stop sign and believe me it was nothing but quite The room was clean, the fireplace did not ever give the illusion of a real fireplace. The breakfasts were good. The social hour was okay, nothing special. When I was booking the reservation I had researched online I noted that with a 2 night stay you got you choice of 2 packages the Scooner that was a boat ride or a walking tour package. They told me to choose when I got there. Upon arrival they did not mention either package and when I asked they said that nothing was noted and would check. When they got back to us they said that the only package there was was the Scooner with a bottle of champange in your room. Was disappointed that what was online was not available. Most of the people seem friendly. The pool was really dirty both days and if a pool is important, I would not consider.
Nice,but needs work
We just returned from the St Francis, and I must say I was a little disappointed-especially because of the rave reviews. The place was just a little too old looking inside. Not a cool kind of old but bordering on the seedy kind of old. Pool was dirty but rooms were pretty clean. Food for breakfast was not that great. Lots of breads and English muffins and everything made with cheese. Need fresh fruit and a good kind of coffee. Everyone seemed nice.
Needs more comfortable beds & better groundskeeping
I've stayed at the St. Francis Inn a few times. The last visit was in 2004. The staff was friendly and helpful as always and the breakfasts are really delicious. The koi pond is a great touch and the location of the inn itself is one of the best in the city. The off-street parking is a great perk!
However....the last time I was there I booked the Garden Hide-Away room which is in back of the main inn over a raised area next to the small outdoor pool. I have to say the double bed was extremely uncomfortable (as was the The Ballerina Room bed I stayed at one other time) and the room itself was TINY. Not necessarily overpriced because there IS a 2 person hot tub next to the room but still.... The only other complaint would be that the grounds were in terrible condition. Tons of dead leaves everywhere. I don't think the place had been raked in months. Kind of ruined the ambience of staying in this usually lovely historic inn.
I'll be visiting St. Augustine again next month (staying at a different b&b this time), but will make a point of walking by the St. Francis to see if they've improved their groundskeeping any. If they have, I might consider staying there again.
Adore this B&B!!
My husband and I have stayed at the St. Francis several times over the past seven years, sometimes with the whole family in the Cottage and sometimes just the two of us for a romantic getaway. For the romantic trip we stay in the inn. Marie's room is our favorite so far. The owners and staff are very friendly and the breakfast is delious. The only negative I have is the coffee is too weak. On Friday nights sometimes they have the local actors in costume come and interact with their guests during the social hour. Their social hour is from 5:30 - 7pm nightly. They serve a nice assortment of beers and light wines with finger foods. We find that we can get away from it all at the St. Francis. The Inn has several fringe benefits and discounts to the local attractions and is very knowledgeable about the various restaraunts in St. Aug. We will be going back!!
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After going to the same resort in St. Augustine for years and driving every day to the same historic area we couldn't seem to stay away from, we decided to find a place closer to town. We found the St. Francis Inn at the end of St. George St., close enough to walk to the historic area in the event someone in your party wants to go elsewhere and take the car. They have a private lot for parking for their guests and it's a nice change to walk places instead of having to get in the car. On Sunday mornings after or before walking to church, we would find a special place on St. George for breakfast if we didn't want to partake of the one served at the inn.
The inn offers accommodations for everybody, from a single person to a family of six. You can either stay at the main inn with several suites (one of them supposedly haunted for the thrill seeker in you), or you can stay at the Wilson House across the street where you enjoy a living room, sleeper sofa and separate bedroom, or if the family is bigger you can stay at the cottage (used to be an old slaves quarter), where you have your own kitchen, dining area, living room with sleeper sofa, 2 bathrooms, and two bedrooms upstairs. It's a wonderful feeling after a day of roaming around or just being a tourist to feel you're coming home to a cozy environment. One evening while watching TV in the cottage, my daughter said she could hear an owl. I went outside and sure enough, we couldn't see it but could hear it clearly and tried to follow the "hoot" across the street. Without noticing, we found ourselves sitting outside in the garden area listening to the sounds of the evening and forgot about the TV.
Every evening they have snacks, apperitifs, wine and sodas for their guests, as well as coffee or tea. For those that must have a pool, there is one you can cool off in. We loved it so much, we're going back in March for a week during Easter and I can assure you it won't be the last. We stayed at the cottage and at the Saffron Suite in December and are planning on staying at the main building in March - more to come! This is really the only way to enjoy St. Augustine - word of caution, after you've been at one of the famous walking ghost tours, you'll be glad to see the lights of the Inn getting closer as you also find yourself picking up the pace.
Wonderful inn
Our stay at the St Francis Inn was delighful! We stayed in the Wilson Suite in January and found it to be charming and quite comfortable. The inn is well located in the heart of historic St Augustine within walking distance to shopping and restaurants. The staff is friendly and helpful and the accommodations are clean and well maintained. Breakfast was lovely! The use of the beach house amenities was wonderful. It is an inn we highly recommend.
Outstanding service, nice rooms, close to everything like restaurants, old city, shops, will be baxk soon!
A living history
We stayed at the St Francis Inn for 5 nights in November 2003. The room was very small (even by British standards!) but quite comfortable. The people there were very welcoming and the breakfasts were great! Especially the strawberry soup!!
It was the kind of place where it was easy to get to know the other guests, particularly over complimentary wine, beer and snacks in the evenings and we'd certainly recommend it. It's pretty close to the city centre and everything is within easy walking distance.
Wonderful unless you get scared easily
This place is truly a favorite of mine. It's cozy, offers great food at all hours of the day (included with room), bikes, free parking, walking distance to historic area, and comfortable rooms. Now, the rooms vary in price, and the cheaper ones are rumored to be haunted. We had a very interesting experience there too... the closet light turned on at 3am (my fiance was awake and saw this). He ignored it and told me the next morning. So I got up to look in there. This is an OLD house..1700's. There is no electrical source/bulb/anything even in the closet... He's too scared to ever go back, but I still love it!
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... on seniors days at the outlet mall and our car is now pretty full as we pack up here and head off to the Gulf coast for March.
We are pretty glad we didn't hold out for a heated pool, not a soul has been in the pool, and my new Ronjons trunks have been worn but once and never been wet. I guess that's something I won't be able to say when I'm 90 even if I don't go swimming. More to come next month from the other coast.
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| Pyongyang, June 16 (KCNA) -- Koreans in Uzbekistan marked the 13th anniversary of the historic June 15 joint declaration.
Present at the event were Ju Yong Il and Ko Tae Chun who are chairman and vice-chairman of the "Old Men" Association for Korean Cultural Tradition in Uzbekistan, heads of art troupes of Korean compatriots and more than 200 Koreans.
Present there on invitation were the charge d'affaires ad interim and staff members of the DPRK embassy in Tashkent.
Ju Yong Il in his speech said that the June 15 joint declaration provided by General Secretary Kim Jong Il is important guidelines of the struggle for national reunification.
Signal events took place in the struggle to improve the inter-Korean relations and achieve the reunification of the country in the course of implementing the joint declaration which reflected the spirit of "By our nation itself", he noted.
In the June 15 era of reunification the compatriots keenly realized that to implement the joint declaration is the way of reunifying the country and achieving the prosperity of the Korean nation, he said.
He called upon overseas Koreans to know well about the vitality of the joint declaration, rise up as one in the efforts to implement it and thus make contribution to the patriotic work for national reunification, small as it may be.
He stressed that a bright prospect is set in store for national reunification and the nation thanks to the dear respected Kim Jong Un.
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Still on Nigerian Universities' rankings
I carefully read Moses Eze Idika's piece in the The Nation of Sunday, March 25, 2012, on the place of Nigerian universities in world ranking. I realised that some Nigerians could be so plagued with the spirit of negativism that they 'do not see or will not see' anything good that can come forth from their bowels. These set of Nigerians are so cynical about anything Nigerian but will rather defer readily and sheepishly to the West or the so-called progressive societies by postulating that they have superior intellect than us. He started the piece well but ended up not well. According to him, "the noise that the ranking has generated in Nigeria, especially in the academia is totally uncalled for because there is no way in truest sense of it Nigerian universities can compete with their counterparts from other parts of the progressive world especially under the current state of affairs." He said that Nigerian universities are not meant to compete with others globally because modern universities are a place where rigorous and progressive teaching and research work is ongoing continually, a place where there is a sincere effort to mould human beings to achieve their fullest potentials. "In Nigerian universities today, none of these parameters apply" he added. But pray, if this is the case according to Idika, then all Nigerian tertiary institutions in the country, both public and private should simply close shop because in this scenario which he has created, they are simply not modern universities.
It is true that Nigerian Universities especially government owned are not well funded. Education funding in Nigeria has remained appalling for quite some time now. This has led to decrepit infrastructures, inadequate hostel accommodation for undergraduates, poor laboratory facilities and outdated teaching aids in our tertiary institutions. The direct results are the incessant strike actions by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), poor academic and research work, and a decline in educational standards in the country.
However, this is not to say that Universities in Nigeria are not doing their best to rise to the occasion. I daresay that in spite of these difficulties confronting them, Nigerian graduates who go outside the shores of the country to study usually perform excellently well in their endeavours. They prove to the world that they are up to the task at all times. Quality assurance is the foundation of any system of University worldwide and the aim is to ensure that universities produce high quality and competent graduates who can compete globally in different disciplines and Nigerian Universities are not exempted from this noble role. A university exists primarily for the generation and transmission of knowledge and thus, deserves a critical attention by all in the society. It therefore follows that a responsible government will cease paying lip service to the education sector. The rot in the education sector that Idika piece identified is a product of years of neglect by successive administrations and it will take time before it can be addressed properly.
Luckily, the University of Ilorin as an example is already changing its part of the world by employing a code of conduct through discipline for its immediate community. Because this institution realises that the enormous task of nation building requires mutual cooperation and sacrifice, it has operated a stable academic calendar in the last seven years by not embarking on frivolous industrial actions though it did participate in the last one against fuel subsidy removal. This is an ideal example. The University also has established several linkages and collaboration with many international universities and centres within and outside the continent.
If a Nigerian academic could be the first Vice-Chancellor of the University of Gambia, and that institution's Biochemistry department at Banjul is made up entirely of Nigerian staff, it tells me that Nigerian Universities cannot only compete effectively with their counterparts from different parts of the globe but also they can be among the top universities in the world. The problem we have as citizens of this great nation is simply because majority of us, because of the socio-economic environment that we have found ourselves believe erroneously that the solutions to our problems lies outside the continent.
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James Bond liked his martinis shaken, not stirred.
Perhaps the British secret agent would like the stock market right now, if one asset manager's description of it is on the mark.
Simon Baker, CEO of Baker Ave Asset Management, reportedly told Forbes that stocks are currently "shaken, but not broken."
That's a nice metaphor for a market, if Baker has it right, that is correcting rather than descending into bear territory.
In a story written by Forbes staffer Scott Gamm, Baker and other money managers contend that the recent selloff presents opportunities scattered throughout the market but that buyers need to be patient.
Baker is underweighting "bond-proxy sectors" such as consumer staples, telecommunications and utilities, but he's overweight the more cyclical sectors including technology, financials and industrials.
The story suffers from a lack of stock specificity. But if we get its drift, there's opportunity for investors who sort through the rubble and look for stocks with decent fundamental and technical signs. Those stocks tend to not have big dividends.
Paul R. La Monica, a senior writer with CNNMoney, has a similar take on the stock market. He points out that U.S. stocks benefit from the fact that U.S. macroeconomic challenges seem to pale in comparison to that of Japan, China, Brazil and Europe.
"The lack of a truly bloodcurdling decline for the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq (so far at least) could be a promising sign," writes La Monica. "It may mean that, despite worries about emerging markets, Japan and Fed tapering, the recent weakness in U.S. stocks is nothing more than a long-awaited correction. It's not the beginning of a brutal bear market."
From La Monica's mouth to Mr. Market's ears.
Unlike the aforementioned stories, a piece by financial Website 24/7 Wall St. provides plenty of individual stocks to consider. In this case, the list comes from 25 names that Thomas Lee, the chief equity strategist for JPMorgan Chase, likes right now.
"Many of the Thomas Lee ideas mirror stories we have posted recently on companies with growing earnings and dividends," writes 24/7's Lee Jackson. "While the quick and dramatic market sell-off is painful, it also gives investors who have kept some powder dry an excellent opportunity to pick up quality names cheaper."
The names range from big-banks such as Wells Fargo WFC -0.2987172728870146% Wells Fargo & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD56.74 -0.17 -0.2987172728870146% /Date(1435870945523-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9897229 AFTER HOURS USD56.74 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 209541 P/E Ratio 13.87286063569682 Market Cap 292165904775.582 Dividend Yield 2.6436376454000703% Rev. per Employee 343985 More quote details and news » (ticker: WFC) and PNC Financial PNC -0.5976300875837197% PNC Financial Services Group Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD96.47 -0.58 -0.5976300875837197% /Date(1435871006722-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1731494 AFTER HOURS USD96.47 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20592 P/E Ratio 13.34301521438451 Market Cap 49963741383.5693 Dividend Yield 2.114647040530735% Rev. per Employee 293541 More quote details and news » (PNC) to Delta Air Lines DAL -0.6704742984852248% Delta Air Lines Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD40 -0.27 -0.6704742984852248% /Date(1435870860795-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11226690 AFTER HOURS USD40.05 0.0499999999999972 0.125% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 84126 P/E Ratio 28.571428571428573 Market Cap 32651879882.8125 Dividend Yield 0.9% Rev. per Employee 512046 More quote details and news » (DAL) and Reinsurance Group of America RGA -0.16604400166044% Reinsurance Group of America Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD96.2 -0.16 -0.16604400166044% /Date(1435870921509-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 331177 AFTER HOURS USD96.2 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 974 P/E Ratio 9.938016528925619 Market Cap 6368054915.78369 Dividend Yield 1.3721413721413722% Rev. per Employee 5179870 More quote details and news » (RGA).
Finally, it's worth noting how dividend stocks grow progressively less appealing as the yield on the 10-year Treasury moves up.
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"Buying stocks for their dividend yield is by all means a viable investment strategy, but just keep in mind that it should not be the only factor used in your analysis. If, or when, interest rates rise, will you be as happy holding that stock than you were when you originally purchased it?"
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BBSers on tour in the West Country.
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Monday, April 11, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
By Elaine Rackley
The Georgia Law Enforcement Moving Memorial Wall made a stop Monday at the Henry County Sheriff's Office, in McDonough.
Many came to view, and reflect on, the names of comrades killed in the line of duty. Georgia state troopers came in large numbers.
"[The traveling memorial wall] is a way for the community that suffers a loss of one of their officers, to show respect to the family in a personal way," said Henry County Sheriff Keith McBrayer.
"I am proud to participate in such a worthy event, and the Henry County Sheriff's Office will always be there to support the families of these officers that gave their lives to protect others."
The memorial wall was on display, briefly, at the sheriff's office, at 120 Henry Parkway, before making its way to other sites where law enforcement officers died in the line of duty -- Greene County, Rockdale County and to the office of the Georgia State Patrol.
As of April 11, the wall has 623 names of fallen officers, killed since 1852, according to officials of the Blue Knights Law Enforcement Club, which sponsors the exhibit.
So far, 10 officers have been killed in the line of duty in Georgia since the beginning of the year. In eight of those deaths, the officers were mortally wounded by gunfire, said Ed Christian, president of the Blue Knights, and a former Kennesaw Detective. The most recent fatal shooting was in Athens-Clarke County, where Elmer "Buddy" Christian, of the Athens-Clarke County Police Department, was shot and killed, reportedly trying to make an arrest. Officials said he will be added to the wall later this year.
Besides sponsoring the wall, the Blue Knights organization is entrusted with taking the wall from city to city. "Everywhere you take the wall, someone walks up and has a story," Christian said. "It means a lot that we will bring it to every community. We want the public to be aware of how many officers are killed in the line of duty."
This is the first year for the traveling wall, which had its first stop March 18, in Carroll County. "Twenty years ago, we founded the Georgia Police Memorial Ride," said Christian. "The wall is a continuation of that."
The names of three Henry County lawmen are on the wall: Sgt. James Curtis Gilbert, Officer Charles Richard Thomas Haist, and Deputy Marvin Jerome Scarlett. All died as a result of auto accidents.
Sgt. Gilbert and Haist were officers with the Henry County Police Department. Deputy Scarlett was with the Henry County Sheriff's Office.
Deputy Scarlett had 15 years of experience. He served five years with the Henry County Sheriff's Office. He died at age 42, May 20, 2007. His patrol car collided with the back of a delivery truck that stopped on I-75, due to another accident that had just occurred.
Sgt. Gilbert was also a veteran officer, with 20 years of experience. He served 11 years with the county police. He died at age 41, May 2, 2004. He was killed when his patrol car struck the back of a tractor trailer that was parked illegally on the shoulder of I-75. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Officer Haist had six years of experience. He served two years with the county police. He died at age 32, Feb. 16, 2005. "Chuck" Haist was responding to a distress call when his patrol car collided with a pickup truck on McDonough Hampton Road, near I-75. The impact caused Officer Haist's patrol car to overturn and land upside-down.
"The Moving Memorial Wall is a very special tribute to law enforcement officers that have paid the ultimate sacrifice to their community and their profession," said Henry County Police Chief Keith Nichols. "The Wall is also a reminder to the living that we shall never let the memories of these officers, Sgt. Jimmy Gilbert and Officer Chuck Haist, just fade away.
"These two officers will always have a very special meaning to this agency," added Nichols.
Henry County Sheriff's Captain Allan Farmer said whenever he sees the wall, he looks for the name, Robert L. Hylemon. Farmer was working with the Newton County Sheriff's Office in 1976, when Covington Police Officer Hylemon lost his life. "He was killed in a high-speed police chase," said Farmer.
The Blue Knights will celebrate the club's 20th anniversary Saturday, with a motorcycle ride from Turner Field, in Atlanta, to Falcon Field, in Peachtree City. Some 3,000 riders are expected to take part in the event, according to Christian.
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Three Grain Breadsticks
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|Rye flour
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2. In another large bowl combine 1 cup of whole wheat flour, the all-purpose and rye flours, black pepper, salt and ground red pepper. Gradually stir the dry ingredients into the yeast mixture until a stiff dough forms. Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured work surface and knead it, adding more flour if necessary, 8 to 10 minutes, or until the dough is smooth and elastic. Spray the bowl with nonstick cooking spray, place the dough in the bowl, cover with a kitchen towel and let rise in a warm place 1 to 1 1/2 hours, or until the dough is doubled in bulk.
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The TRAQ course was conducted in Texas for the first time.
DALLAS, TX - Recently the International Society of Arborists (ISA) conducted its first Tree Risk Assessment Qualification (TRAQ) course in Texas. Wayne Hitt, an arborist with Moore Tree Care, a subsidiary of Lambert Landscape Company of Dallas, is one of the people who successfully completed the first TRAQ in Texas.
"To my clients, I know that losing a special tree that's anchored the garden for years is like losing a member of the family," says Hitt. "This program brings a universal standard to identifying and evaluating the hazard and risk of tree failures. That's the reason why at Moore, we were so excited to learn that ISA would be bringing TRAQ training to Texas."
The course is the gold standard for arborists seeking a professional credential qualifying them as trained to identify and assess risk associated with potentially hazardous trees. TRAQ was identified as an opportunity for arborists to expand their knowledge through education and training in the fundamentals of tree risk assessment, with an understanding of basic tree biomechanics, and how to identify and interpret risk.
Hitt came to Dallas to join Moore as an arborist after more than 30 years in Alabama and Florida, where he served in positions from a town horticulturist to a landscape designer/estimator to an operations and project manager. For more information, call 214.352.7088; or visit www.mooretree.com.
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This project aims to improve the comparability of data on surgical procedures available across European and non-European OECD countries by testing some methodological improvements to promote greater consistency in data reporting. It also analyses the results of the data collection on surgical procedure rates in terms of variations across countries and trends over time.
Though the rate of public spending on healthcare in the Asia/Pacific region is still well below the OECD average, countries there are committing more resources to improving health care quality.
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Background paper for the OECD Expert workshop on improving health expenditure forecasting.
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Updated, refined and extended projections of public spending on health and long-term care for OECD countries and the BRIICS suggest a rapidly rising trend over the next 50 years.
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Detailed agenda for the meeting "Informing Policy Makers About Future Health Spending: OECD Expert Workshop on Improving Health Expenditure Forecasting Methods", which took place on 30 November 2012 in Paris.
Health spending fell across the European Union in 2010, as cash-strapped governments curbed outlays to help cut budgetary deficits, according to Health at a Glance: Europe 2012, a new joint report by the OECD and the European Commission.
This workshop will convene leading experts from health and finance backgrounds in government, academia, and international organisations to take stock of progress in health expenditure forecasting and to discuss future directions, in light of policy needs and recent advancements in techniques, detailed data and computing power.
New OECD data show that men are more likely to be admitted to hospital as a result of poor management of diabetes than women, even when there are no significant differences in the number of men and women living with diabetes.
The OECD and the ESRC Genomics Policy & Research Forum jointly organised a one-day Forum on 12 November 2012 in Paris. The event was both retrospective and forward-looking. The forum concluded that the promise of biotechnology is not set but evolves with fresh scientific knowledge, novel laws and regulations. The future of biotechnology needs to also integrate social and cultural dimensions.
Each year about 1.3 million people are killed and another 50 million people are injured on roads worldwide. These road crashes cost countries between 1 and 3 percent of their GDP. Many of these crashes can be prevented by effective countermeasures. This report helps identify the most effective safety countermeasures.
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Los Angeles rhymesayer Trek Life has come together with The DJBooth to bring listeners his latest release, the Hometown Foreigner LP. The project, which represents the ideology of being "so close, yet so far," features 14... More
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Song: So LA (J Bizness Remix)
Though that living in the City of Angels was all it took be a true Los Angeles repper? Think again. On this newly-released remix of his latest single, Trek Life demonstrates that it's a little more subtle than that,... More
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Rap may be (as Chuck D once famously remarked) "CNN for black people," but that description far from exhausts its potential; on new single Due West, presented in a remixed form courtesy of Has-Lo, Cali repper Trek... More
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The first release from Trek Life's remix project is the Apollo Brown reworked What It Is, a cut that unabashedly shouts out those whom the west coast wordsmith feels worthy of calling L.A. home, while making sure that... More
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Some Suse 9.1 Pro issues
OK, I installed it and it took all of 90 seconds to set up the NVidia drivers and get 3D working.
A couple issues though, before I can really consider migrating over from WinXP Pro...
1) DVD(CSS) playback
2) The most common video codecs like DIVX, WMV, etc...
3) I cannot install games like UT2003 or UT2004, as there is some weird way that it mounts the CDROM drives...
Re: Some Suse 9.1 Pro issues
Follow the instructions for libdvdcss2 carefully as well (you'll have to pull in the source from a different location to build).
Should be able to get a functional xine, mplayer, kaffeine, etc after applying all of the updates there (it's what I use and probably most people use).
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I threw WInXP Pro on my 80GB SATA drive, I set up a 200GB ATA133 drive using FAT32 for storage between both OS's, and I set up a 160GB SATA drive for Suse 9.2 Pro.
WOrks great, NVidia drivers installed with ease, and now all I have to do is set up DVD/DIVX/WMV playback, and find a way to install some games.
I can install game demo's fromd ownloaded files, but I cannot seem to install games like UT2004. It starts to install and then tells me to mount the CDROM. Don't know what the problem is, but it was this way in Suse 9.1 as well, while Mandrake 10 worked just fine...
Any idears?
Re: Some Suse 9.1 Pro issues
Installed the CSS files but it did not work, so I installed OGLE, and while basic, it does let me watch DVD's.
So now all I need to do is figure out how to install the games, and I should be pretty much there.
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Re: Some Suse 9.1 Pro issues
I had to setup symlinks to install ut2k+ correctly on my suse partition (when I had it)
I use Suse at work, but I think it licks balls for any kind of home/entertainment use. Use Fedora or Mandrake for gaming. FC2 was slower than crap, but FC3 is pretty snappy.
Suse is teh suck. At work it's been great for me though.
About the symlinks though, I just went into /mnt and ran ln -s /media/<whateveryourdevicedir is eg cdrom> cdrom
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Transgaming/Cedega is teh suck and nobody should use it.
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Ray Bursey is the President of B & H Broadcasting System, Inc. .
B & H Broadcasting System, Inc. filed as a Domestic For-Profit Corporation in the State of Texas filed on Thursday, November 21, 1996. This corporation is approximately nineteen years old according to documents filed with Texas Secretary of State.
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Black Friday is on at The Exclusive Company
Now that the bird's digesting, folks all around Milwaukee have been burning off the calories running through stores, trying to find crazy deals.
For music lovers, the best Black Friday stops today include your friendly local music stores. Record Store Day, the annual celebration for vinyl fans, is sponsoring some exclusive Black Friday releases, several of which are available at The Exclusive Company. The Wisconsin chain, with area locations in Milwaukee proper, Greenfield and West Bend, will be carrying such special releases as a Leonard Cohen/Jeff Buckley "Hallelujah" split 7"; My Morning Jacket performing "It Makes No Difference" live with Alabama Shakes' Brittany Howard; and Nirvana's "Incesticide" 20th anniversary edition (2 LP, 180 gram vinyl, 45RPM). They've also got special deals like Alabama Shakes' "Boys & Girls" for only $6.99 (a great value ahead of the band's sold out show at Riverside next Friday). »Read Full Blog Post
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Are those new? Where are they from? They look like they're from Mattel's slide show thingy.
Man those are some great pics. Thanks for posting.
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Are those new? Where are they from? They look like they're from Mattel's slide show thingy.
dunno what Mattels slide show thingy is...these are from a Retail store in Canada,.....that I keep secret! hahahah
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I don't think any of these are new per say. They seem to be from the slideshow presentation at SDCC. Marty posted the whole thing in a gallery on Facebook:
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who cares where and when they were posted...they are from a HGE retailers website with dates when they are being released...so they will be coming soon.
Yeah, thanks for posting them, because they are very clear and bright
but none of these are new reveals. These were all announced, and these very same pictures were shown in the power-point presentation at San Diego Comic Con, by Toyguru & co., in July.
The retail store probably had someone at the Convention who took pics of these during the presentation
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I dunno..they are new to me and anyone who was not at the comic con, which would be approx. 95% of collectors, lol.
I wasn't at comic con and they're far from new to me. There was more coverage between he-man.org and a band of other toy sites between pictures, videos, and interviews then you could even take in. Each site was loaded with dozens of pictures, videos of the Matty panel, videos of interviews with ToyGuru, and more. From the beginnings of preview night to the very end of the con, we were overloaded with coverage!
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