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Students within the Sweetwater Independent School District were ready to learn on Monday, Aug. 22, the first day of school for the 2011-2012 school year. Shown are Kindergarten and first grade students at Southeast Elementary School, waiting in the gym to be taken to their classes.
A suspect is dead following a shooting in Sweetwater Saturday night that stemmed from a police chase, according to DPS troopers.
Senior Trooper Sparky Dean says information remains sketchy at this point. However, it's his understanding a suspect stole a truck at gunpoint in Runnels County.
Troopers then chased the truck into Sweetwater where the driver reportedly wrecked into a car on Lamar Street and pulled into the Gill's Chicken parking lot.
Two Sweetwater players bring down a San Angelo Lake View ball carrier during the teams' final scrimmage Friday night at Mustang Bowl. Sweetwater will begin the 2011 regular season this Friday by hosting Vernon.
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State Representative Susan L. King will be the host for the September 2011 Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce Coffee to be held on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2011, at the Sweetwater County Club. The coffee event is usually held the first Wednesday of the month, but has been changed for this event.
Texas AgriLife Extension Service's annual Silver Clover Recognition Banquet celebrated its 44th year on Aug. 11 at the Zentners Daughter Steak House in San Angelo.
This year's event recognized 28 individuals who are instrumental to the success of AgriLife Extension's West Central District 4-H youth program, said Kathy Aycock, AgriLife Extension agent in Tom Green County and the banquet's coordinator.
"Top volunteers are the backbone of all successful 4-H programs," said Aycock. "They put in countless hours of work helping 4-H members become successful.
Texas AgriLife Extension Service's Big Country Beef Conference has been set for Aug. 25. The biennial conference starts with registration at 8 a.m. in the Display Building next to the Extension offices at the Taylor County Expo Center grounds. This year's event will cover everything from the current status of the industry and 2012 Farm Bill to maintaining herd performance with limited forage resources.
The conference is the largest and most comprehensive educational beef program in the Big Country. We typically draw speakers and participants from across Texas.
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Texas Senator Robert Duncan met with local community leaders on Thursday morning, Aug. 18, 2011 for a Roundtable Discussion hosted by the Sweetwater campus of TSTC (Texas State Technical College) West Texas. The meeting took place at the campus in the President's Board Room in the Sears Building.
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The Colonials (4-1) led 35-34 at halftime before opening the second half on a 16-2 run. Kromah's 3-pointer capped the spurt and put George Washington up 51-36 with 15:30 to play. The Colonials stretched their lead to as much as 24 four times the rest of the way.
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Was in the Beta for this game way back. Nice community, and really helpful gm's, I didn't get hooked, but some people did. One thing I will say, it was definitely Piratey!! Yarr!!
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Originally posted by ericbelser
One of the big issues with MMOs is that they rarely get reviewed again once the game grows and matures. The advantage of returning a year or even several years later is it give s a fresh look at what the game currently is, after countless patches, fixes and content additions. It gives a person who is presently interested in the game a better idea of what the game is and does than a review that was done at release. Not everyone is like you, Eric. Many people haven't played every MMO out there and aren't familiar with the gameplay and mechanics of each and every MMO, especially when it comes to games that deviate from the standard swords, spells and elves theme.
Can you explain why you feel this article - or any re-review for that matter - is a bad idea?
Personally, I think there's quite a few games that could use both introduction and re-review:
- World of Warcraft (what one knew about WOW in 2004 is different from what it is now)
- Everquest 2
- EVE Online
- Dark Age of Camelot
- Entropia Universe
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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results.
Originally posted by Loktofeit
One of the big issues with MMOs is that they rarely get reviewed again once the game grows and matures. The advantage of returning a year or even several years later is it give s a fresh look at what the game currently is, after countless patches, fixes and content additions. It gives a person who is presently interested in the game a better idea of what the game is and does than a review that was done at release. Not everyone is like you, Eric. Many people haven't played every MMO out there and aren't familiar with the gameplay and mechanics of each and every MMO, especially when it comes to games that deviate from the standard swords, spells and elves theme.
Can you explain why you feel this article - or any re-review for that matter - is a bad idea?
Personally, I think there's quite a few games that could use both introduction and re-review:
- World of Warcraft (what one knew about WOW in 2004 is different from what it is now)
- Everquest 2
- EVE Online
- Dark Age of Camelot
- Entropia Universe
YOu have me on that, I think most folks have an idea of what wow is about that one does not need a review.
Eve probably does they have gone over a lot of changes, im still not going back 2 years I have been eve free and not interested.
DAOC, rofl it probably needs a re-review I tried it a long time ago and there is a reason why I don't play games made by that company nowdays, Entropia never heard of that one so a review might be needed, EQ2 Im currently playing it, it is sure not the same game as it was years ago.
However I would like to add this as a caviot, most folks try a game and they fall into 3 catagories. (1) love the game, (2) take it or leave it, (3) have downright distain for it. I think most fall into the first 2 catagories. For me I fall into either catagory one or 3. If I hate your game from the start there are reasons why, and it would take a who lot of changes to even get me to look at your new updates, and a free trial if you really want to wrangle me in.
But lets call the article what it is, it should have been called a re-visit.
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As someone who has been playing PoTBS since pre-board back in January of 2008, I can tell you there have been some significant changes to the game. You don't realize it until you look back at some of the early reviews and think: 'Oh yeah, I remember that. That was a royal pain. Thank goodness they changed that.'
The game will always have a steep learning curve for new players but thankfully there are more resources open to new players than before. There is a better bank of veteran players to help the newbies along. The tutorials are scaled better and broken up into sections rather than have one, long tutorial trying to throw everything at you all at once.
Leveling is easier than before because there are more missions available at every level to ensure you don't stall out and starve for XP at a certain stage.
The auction houses are filled with a better selection of goods and materials ever since they doubled the labor you get out of your structure slots.
Doubloons are easier to obtain with daily missions available, changes to the loot tables, and as mentioned before...more missions.
There have been new ship types, which keep the game dynamic fresh.
The game will always shine in the port battle / RvR realm, which in my opinion is the game's finest feature. 24 vs 24 for control of a port, and its resources.
As a synopsis: If you are on the open sea, and close to an enemy-controlled port, you can start sinking NPC vessels belonging to that faction and start to generate economic unrest on the port. You and 3 other friends can also flag yourself for PvP and generate the same contention by just sitting around the port (a new feature called 'blockading'). This blockading was developed in response to player requests that felt some NPC spawns were not sufficient enough to flip a port.
After 3000 contention points, the port enters a PvP state where players can attack other players within a certain radius of the port (marked by a red circle on the area map). After 5000, a second, larger PvP bubble is generated, making it almost impossible to generate or counter the unrest without entering the PvP zone and risking your ship. These levels of 3000 and 5000 were reduced from their previous levels of 5000 and 7000. It's easier to generate PvP bubbles now. It's harder to counter contention without risking your ship.
If the port reaches 10,000 contention points it enters a state of unrest where control of the port is decided by a port battle, scheduled 2 days later, consisting of as many as 48 players. The battle can last as long as 2 1/2 hours and can be accomplished by sinking every enemy ship or destroying the town defense gun, landing at the town and attacking the defending NPC garrison, along with the defending players.
If one faction gains control of the majority of ports on the map, that faction is declared the winner, a cease-fire is declared and then the map and all ports revert back to their original owners.
I have never seen an MMO with a more sophisticated set of RvR rules before or since. Even after 2+ years of playing, the game is still a lot of fun and I look forward to logging on and taking to the seas when I can.
I know there are free trials of the game floating around somewhere, so if you want to know more, just send me a message and I'll see what information I can find on the matter.
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Your review is valid as a first impression, and one that is made by a user that does not read all the prompts and documentation presented to them in game while they are playing. Some parts of this game *do* require more documentation, but assuming that all MMOs use the same approach to controls is a bit simplistic. As for help, there are two years of forum discussion over every aspect of the game to search, a player supported wiki (potbs.wikia.com) and many useful guides provided by FLS and players.
That being said, this particular game does a good job of balancing many different approaches players may have to MMOs. There is a vast array of PvE quests/missions (over 6200) about 15% of which are for groups. There are several long chains of missions with historically referenced context that are a joy to the Role Playing user. There is plenty of opportunity for social networking with the 'team' aspects of the RvR and PvP in the game. Port Battles, part of the cyclical struggle for map dominance, involve 24 vs 24 group battles. Few MMOs provide a venue for such a large group of players to work together. Along the way to map domination many PvP zones are created where the battle skills of players are tested with suitable reward.
The economy is broad, one can turn a doubloon making almost anything in game if one takes the time to research where the demand for the goods are (there are over 57 possible locations to buy or sell goods). Each account is limited to 10 different structures, which means the player must choose to work with others or buy more accounts to complete the more complex items in the game. Yes, it could be expanded to include other items, but even as it is, it provides hours of enjoyment playing the market.
Some players may approach the game, as they do many other MMOs, trying to level as quickly as possible. They will find several paths to accomplishing this, but will find their experience lacking the skills needed to compete at the higher levels. To 'win' in this game takes skills in economics, group tactics, PvP tactics, leadership, patience and lots of practice doing each. You will not receive 'instant gratification' when playing this game, but for those who devote their play time to studying the various aspects of the game, the rewards are worth the effort to reach them. Few things of value in life are achieved without a struggle, so too with conquest of The Burning Sea.
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Id just like to point out all the inccurate and general mis information that people are pointing out in this thread. I keep hearing that people played it in beta, and <fill in stuff that was true 2 years ago here>
Games progressed ALOT , over the last few years. Im glad massivley is doing a re review of it ,and hopefully will spend enough time to get to the good and not so good parts of the game.
I just resubbed a few days ago, to have a secondary mmorpg to play (eve my main) and liking it so far.
My highest char is 35 Cutthroat, lowest is a 16 buccaneer (working on the buc, atm)
Some major systems have been changed/introduced since POTBS first came out.
http://www.burningsea.com/page/community/new wont comment on them yet, as im still relearning the game.
A few things id like to point out , about POTBS in general... First, its not a tactical naval game, yes there is strategy in battles pvp and pve, BUT dont expect an accurate portrayal of naval combat as it was in age of discovery. This game feels like an odd sort of mix up between eve online, world of warcraft, and dark age of camelot.
LIKE EVE, this game has a player drivin economy. From your cannon ammunition to your ship itself, NOTHING is permenent, save your Avatar gear and Level. You run out of ammo? buy more. Use all your consumables? Buy more. Lose your ship? Buy a new one! Its what we call supply and demand.
LIKE WOW, this game has a level system, where most of the games goodness is at the top, AKA endgame. Like wow, there is solo missions (quest instances basicly) all the way to 50.
LIKE Dark age of camelot, this games endgame is mostly based around an epic ongoing realm war. FLS calls it nation vs nation but its esnetially the same thing! Three nations, French, Britain, and Spain, are in an ongoing struggle to control the carribean. These three nations will fight over ports and the resources that lie within. Instead of epic castle sieges, in pirates you have epic port battles. I left out the pirate facttion, due to the fact that their goal isnt to take territory, but rather, to just gank everything and disrupt the nationals from completing their goals. Pirates lack (by design) reliable access to ship of the lines, which are the most used ship in port battles. Pirates also do not hold onto the lands they capture, they just plunder it for gold, woman and other valuables and then leave, kind of like Vikings.
Also, FLS, FLYING LAB STUDIOS, is an indie developer, whoever said its a SOE game needs to get a clue. SOE just handles their billing. Smedley, much as he wants, wont be able to fuck up this game with poor management dicision.
The thing that I like about FLS, and other indie developers like CCP, is that they actully listen to and communicate with the players. They post on forums, they write devblogs, they give us, the players, INSIDE information about what is going on. They ask for feedback, and actully develop based on feedback. Unlike some companies, that are higher than thou (LOOKING AT YOU, SONY, BLIZZARD, FUNCOM) that do whatever the fuck they want, and disregard the players because, us devs know what YOU players want most!!
Looking at the past development track record of this game, and the planned future milestone as well as the new expansion thats in development,, its easy to see that FLS is commited to making its game even better, and will continue to do so. Their not here to make a quick buck and bail. This is their baby and their making it grow.
Originally posted by Ragemaster
FLS has handled the game very badly. And for all their friendly banter on their forums they have proven reluctant to introducing great ideas from their players time and time again. I was back in the game recently for the free month, and any changes since I quit (or since beta for that matter) have been entirely cosmetic. All the major flaws are still there, still ignored by FLS in spite of many suggestions from their players.
If FLS is making their baby grow then why the recent server mergers? And why will their servers soon be underpopulated again?
Originally posted by lowendahl
I've always felt FLS made the game THEY wanted to play and fought tooth and nail to keep it that way, even though the player base didn't. It was as if they couldn't understand why WE didn't see / like / embrace their vision. And that came out in some of their early O-board posts; i.e. No crying in the Red Zone.
They did finally accept they needed to change if they wanted to keep their game going and (very belatedly) have been making changes. Alas it's probably too little, too late which will be sad as it's a fairly fun game when it works and I think the MMO environment will be deminished as a whole if we lose another niche game since there just aren't all that many out there.
Best case scenario - 1 server with both US and EU on it (round the clock action) and a DDO style F2p setup (higher level group quest line, end game ships etc....) / reduced fee's.
Worse case - an empty sea
SWG - AoC - PotBS - DDO - LotRO - STO - GnH - SWToR
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Dunno whats worse bout this game, the repetitive combat or the character animations. What I do know is that its shallow and rather dull grinding 60 levels on the same map (although big). Quests are ok, but like the game far too repetitive. So unless your hardcore pirate fan or masochistic this isnt the game for you.
edit: besides theres one mmo almost as good/worse with equal setting called bounty bay online http://www.bountybayonline.com/en/freetoplay/index.html which is f2p
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Originally posted by PapaB34R
As a matter of fact PotBS is one of the smallest MMO worlds out there.
I have compared it to other games - look in my post history for threads on World Size etc. I would link for you but it's late.
Nothing says irony like spelling ideot wrong.
Ive got some questions .. are there still anyone playing??
can u pvp the whole time or do u need to say yes?
is the visuals good?
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Originally posted by ericbelser
Hes just upset because he was owned.
and it is the ship battles realistic? like in total war
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*yawn* took him a LONG time to get into it...
personally the game went downhill for me just after preboarding, with the eco bombing by the spanish which ruined the first campaign.... the amount of bugs and the devs defiantly telling us "we were wrong", then they fixed it 4 times and still said "there was no problem".
meh.. cancelled. don't regret it.
Avatar combat was tagged on, and ship combat gets dull after a while, of course i played it when half the missions were bugged and i spent hours filling in bug reports. oh joys...
economy was broken (hell you could really use your characters to your advantage and just repeat the first missions over and over to get a generious supply of selling salts and sell those).... i hear they fixed many of the glaring bugs.. but i wouldn't rejoin.
was more expensive at one point than WoW or Lotro .... pffft nah, i had planned at one point to use this and EQ2 on the SOE MMO plan but sony screwed up my EQ2 account.. so yeah...
Get STO rather than this.... at least that'll eventually improve.. this died last year (when most of the servers were sliced).
another good one ruined...
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Originally posted by markus2004
1. Yes they are. Currently there are 2 servers; 1 US and 1 EUropean). Before this last server merge I found the EU one to be more populated. I'm willing to say that the game is more popular in Europe than here.
2. You can Pvp the entire time by either having your Pvp flag active (which lets you fight in the open ocean) or most just stay in the Red Zone's (contention area's around the ports that are under attack). Either way it would be just like Open World Pvp - no asking necessary. They also have a duel feature. You also can participate in Port Battles. Once a ports contention numbers reach X a countdown goes into effect for a large scale battle for control of the port. Port control is what determines who wins the map. These battles are 24 vs 24 battles and will be where you see the big ships come out to play.
3. Maxed out; yes the visuals are very good. Eye candy for the most part but combined with the music it makes for a lovely experience.
4. Never played total war so I'm not sure there, but at the base level tactics do come into play. What type of ammo you wish to use (vs rigging, armor or crew), ship placement (upwind to attack or be harder to catch - downwind to run away), board - broadside or go for the weaker bow or stern in manuvering etc.... Where it gets away from that is the standard MMO heals, buffs and debuffs. The magic spells so many of us have complained about. Some kind of make sense and others are totally outlandish.
The combat is good, but it's not a ship simulation.
SWG - AoC - PotBS - DDO - LotRO - STO - GnH - SWToR
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I'm seeing a lot of posts from pre-boarding and the first days of PotBS.....if you arent up to date, its like commenting on WoW now when you played in Beta.... it just doesnt apply.
The servers have been merged to provide a fuller game experience; there are two now, one for US and one for Euro even though anyone can play on either the designation is for port battle time slots. FLS is also releasing an 'expansion' called Power and Prestige soon...
The learning curve is steeper than most games around, yes. The games visuals are better than most games, although the avatar detailing could use some retexturing. Speaking of avcom, about a year or so ago, it was revamped with an entirely new avcom system.... again, those that played in preboarding have no idea what im talking about here because their information is so out-dated.
Comparing PotBS to STO? have you even played them both? STO and PotBS have very little in common.... the only thing i can think of is the use of the WASD keys, although STO also uses Q and E. The ship combat in STO is completely different than that of PotBS seeing how the bigger ship wins in STO and the most versatile captain playing to his best advantage has a good chance of winning in a smaller ship in PotBS (hence the "tactical naval combat" part....). The avcom in STO and PotBS is also beyond comparison. The most glaring difference is that PotBS is loss based pvp, not a die-respawn-die system used in STO (applies to both STOs avcom and shipcom).
No crying in the red and such was brought about because people do lose in pvp, whether they meant to pvp or not.... the game warns you when you are sailing into a pvp zone by telling you in your chat window, popping text up in the middle of your screen and giving you a pvp icon by your health UI..... if you choose to sail in still, you are accepting the risks..... much like driving your car off a bridge, the guard rail and black&yellow signs are there for a reason.
You are not forced to level via missions, although some prefer to level this way. You can tackle NPCs on the Open Sea and defeat them either by sinking their ship or in boarding combat, this can also be done thru pvp. There are also fleets on the open sea, which are essentially groups of 8 and 12 ships that drop much better loot than normal ships and are also lvl 65 (level cap is normally 50) to better benefit low level players being powerleveled since xp rewards are given based on the difference in level.
Simplistic Economy? I dont know about you, but when building ships (integral part of the economy), I would rather not go and cut down each and every tree needed....the way they come in sets is much easier, although the economy is still quite complex even tho the raw materials part is very simple (hemp yields hemp and oak logging camps yield oak... seems simple enough right?).
All in all, this is a niche game (its no WoW), but the system works and is rewarding for those who work together.... the best part for me is the pvp (i love loss based pvp), if i wanted to kill someone just to watch them respawn 5 seconds later in the same fight, i'd play halo or MW2 (or this and that). There are new ships being implemented every couple patches. There are new missions being implemented every couple patches. This game is constantly growing larger..... oh wai..., its an MMO. thats what they do.
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I've played off an on for 2 years. It's a great game - skill-based PvP of many flavors, and almost every combination of skill/build/tactic has a counter.
However... a warning for new players. The early game is interesting, the middle game is just a really annoying bridge to level 50, and the game starts over at level 50 when you start PvPing. FLS and players have talked about taking steps to make PvP work for lower levels (skirmish system, maybe shallow-water port battles one day) but for now it's like I said - fun PvE at first, annoying PvE for a while, deep end. Once you know how to swim, it is a great, great game. Just be prepared to spend some time learning. Get in a big society, participate in econ, get on vent, listen to people who have played. We all want more people to come play, so we'll try to help.
P. S. there is high-level PvE. I don't do it, so I can't speak on it, but I hear it has improved. It's important to understand that it(and econ) could be interrupted by RvR/involuntary PvP.
We all got it coming, kid
Originally posted by markus2004
The ship PvP combat in Potbs is far better than empire total war.
well it destroyed the game abit for me when i found out that u need to be flagged to do anything pvp:(
Originally posted by markus2004
I may not have explained myself well on this point.
You do have to be flagged for open ocean combat and can then only attack other flagged players. That's open ocean only.
The red zones are the contention zones around ports and will have 2 set's of color rings around them. Outer ring is for the pirates and privateers, inner ring for anyone. Once you enter either ring you are automaticly set to Pvp. So say you're a merchant (trader) just taking a load of lumber into a port to sell. Once you go into the rings you are now a Pvp target without having done a thing on your own except for going into the rings(zone).
If you thought the game was FFA Pvp then no you are correct, you have to be 'flagged' for Pvp.
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Awesome pics, everyone!
I always wanted to put Mattracks on my truck but Mattracks thinks they're made of gold. So, I emailed them about just buying tracks and the drive wheel so they email me back,
Mattracks "What vehicle do you have these on?"
Me "I don't own any, I just want to buy parts for a project."
No answer back from them. I am NOT going to spend $25000-$30000 on four pieces of rubber, some wheels and some steel.
I love the old Tucker pics! I have one of me with one I found in Fraser, right by the Amtrak station. I'll see if I can dig it up.
On a related note, I think I will build one of these but with some of my own modifications!
That is pretty damn cool right there but I don't think they make the differential any more. I have one and the belt drive unit. Where would one finds a set of plans for something like that?
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......spring and summer travel is just around the corner.Ā Here comes a fresh batch of specials for Spring time to get the van ready for travel.Ā No theme to this batch of specials other than we tried to come up with a variety so we might have something on your wish list.ĀĀ On sale we have.....
Steering Racks (power steering and manual steering)Fuel Rails and Fuel PumpSouth African steel wheels - 15"ĀĀ andĀ 16"Mufflers - Ā 1.9 ltrĀ andĀ 2.1 ltrTrailmaster Suspension kits -Ā WestyĀ andĀ Tin-topĀĀ SyncroĀ drive linesĀ andĀ front axlesFront heater coreĀĀ Rear heater core kitsTune-up KitsĀ 1984ĀĀĀ 1985ĀĀĀĀ 86 to 88ĀĀĀĀĀ 89 to 91Bull BarsFiamma Bike racksSolar Panel
You can either view all sale items from the home page by hitting "Cafe Specials" and then "view all", or each special will show when found by using the catalog by year and model.Ā Days are getting longer and it's time to start planning work on the van and this year's trips, or simply to get the van ready to go at a moment's notice.Ā Hopefully some of the items we have on sale this month will match what you are planning.
.......and don't forget to check out the latest Van-Cafe t-shirt when you stop by the site for a visitĀ
Update 11-19-14Ā So....what was in the container?Ā Mefro Steel wheels 6" wide 15" and 16" diameter - German window rubber (yes!Ā The good stuff) - body seals - chrome bumpers - German rubber floor mats - manual steering racks - Ronal wheels - German poptop canvas - 2 WD gas tanks - exhaust parts - coolant pipes (including 025.121.081G.SS).Ā What is not here yet?Ā Felt Channels 281.837.709 - those are coming by air freight and are due shortly so we can have our vc.minidoorglas kit back in stock.Ā An order from Classic VW is also due shortly to fill in a few gaps on the Factory VW parts.
Update 11-18-14Ā Container has arrived!Ā We need today and tomorrow to digest the massive amount of parts that need to be checked in and shoe horned into our building.Ā We will then start making contact with all the folks on our various waiting lists (thank you again for being so patient) and get those orders processed first and then we will make all the parts available on the site.Ā We will be having a pallet going to Peace Vans in Seattle - target date of Dec 15 - for those wanting to save on shipping.Ā We may also have a pallet going to Calgary (but that one needs a few more people first to confirm we can get enough volume for this time of year when Calgary starts going into hibernation).Ā A complete list of the items that have arrived will appear on this list tomorrow once they have been checked in.
Update 11-06-14Ā Cleared customs this week - Woohoo! - AND now there is more - we now hear there is Port Labor issue at Long Beach where our container rests.Ā No trucks as of the last two days are willing to pick up the container.Ā We can only hope that over the weekend some calmer heads figure a way to get things moving along Āhttp://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-ports-slowdown-20141107-story.htmlĀĀ Worst slwo down at the port in over 10 years - Argh!!
Update 10-31-14 We've gone through the feelings of inconvenience, annoyance, disbelief and now we are at embarrassment.Ā How can one order have so many delays!!Ā We placed this order in Germany in late Spring which would normally result in a late Summer delivery - say August.Ā Delay from suppliers getting parts to the shipper; delay at the container packaging place; delay getting onto a boat; and now finally on U.S. soil for about three weeks currently trying to get it cleared through customs.Ā We trust it will eventually get here but we have done this many times before and no shipment has ever had this much trouble.Ā I fully understand this is not just frustrating for us, but so many of our customers have been patiently waiting on items in this container.Ā We sure are glad that our policy is not to take money up front on items not in stock, but still, we realize that people's projects are on hold.Ā We will keep you updated.Ā Hopefully this will clear customs next week - there is no reason that it should be taking this long. Ā It is like at the airport - some people take off their shoes, walk through the x-ray machine and off they go.Ā Others get pulled to the side - made to disrobe - get probed - and then when all seems fine get sent off for rendition to some country you've never heard of before.Ā Ā Ā
Although the vast majority of our parts are supplied to the DIY crowd, we realize that not everyone has the time, tools, or desire to do their stint in the salt mines, slogging through tedious mechanical endeavors. As such, for those who would like some assistance with their repairs and upgrades to improve reliability and comfort, the following is a small smattering of jobs that our shop performs along with corresponding labor charges. (Again - labor charges only)* Fuel Tank Reseal $200* Brake Jobs $200 / axle* Full Tune-Up and Inspection $200* Windshield Install $80* Clutch Jobs 2WD/4WD $300/$500* Propex Heater Install $600* 3 Window Poptop Canvas Install $500* Spring/Shock Upgrades 2WD/4WD $250/$350* Stainless Steel Pipe Upgrade 2WD/4WD $300/$240For our out of town customers, we take seriously the need to perform our tasks in a timely manner. We are thankful that we are in a town with a variety of attractions and distractions competing for your attention, but we understand your need to get back in your van promptly and back on the road on schedule and will accommodate as best we can. Similarly, we are a small shop with limits to hours in the day and room for parking, so we ask that you do schedule an appointment with some advance notice as drop-in appointments cannot always be indulged.
THEY ARE BACK IN STOCK !! Although we are very pleased with our new offering of heavy duty bumpers (more squared off version), we have found that there is still a fair amount of demand for our tubular big bumpers. We had taken enough deposits on sets that we did a production run of 16 sets. The cost of making these bumpers has risen (as has everything these days), but we are offering the bumpers at the old price of $995. Please keep in mind that shipping to you is expensive for the bumpers as they must be freight trucked (estimated shipping charges are detailed on the site). Feel free to make inquiries and we will be more specific on shipping costs.
For a change of pace .... You will probably be noticing that we've switched to a different cookie distributor for our shipped orders. This was not an easy decision. In the news we hear on a regular basis about how overweight people are getting and so we had a moment of concern for our customers. Were/are we contributing to their ill health? Tipping the scales for folks who are hyper-glycemic over to diabetes? Then we thought, nah. They're grownups, they can decide if they want a cookie or not.
But then there's all the genetically modified food debates and the realization that maybe we don't know exactly what all IS in our food? But there is this spiffy new application for your iphone that allows you to scan an item at the grocery store and have it tell you instantly if that company uses or is owned by a company that is a GMO baddie? Ruh roh, the cookies we were shipping appeared on that list!!
So then we thought 'We'll kill two birds with one stone! We'll buy/support a local business here in Santa Cruz, especially one that does not use GMO ingredients. Brilliant!" Many extra calories were gained doing "research", political debates rose and fell, tearful goodbyes were said to the last of the previous cookies, and lo the decision to go with Pacific Cookie Company cookies was made.
Actually, the whole debate started when the local Costco stopped carrying the first and the decision to go with the second seemed like a no brainer. We hope you enjoy the new treat. We will miss the curious stares at the Costco when we roll the dolly full of Famous Amos cookies through the store.
The added bonus is the variety of flavors. Now after four months we have sampled Chocolate Chip, Dr. Midnight, Peanut Butter, and Oatmeal Raisin and we are going with Mint Chocolate this month. Looks like you need to spread out your purchases and get an order once a month :)
Thanks for participating in August/September Raffle. In case you had not read the details in the August mailer, you were automatically entered if you placed an order or entered if you simply requested it. The following 10 lucky customers are winners of $100 worth of Van-Cafe loot and the grand prize winner walks away with $500 of Van-Cafe booty.
We know that shipping costs on large, heavy items can often be the difference between whether you can swing buying a product or not. If you have already made a few purchases with us you are likely aware that we make our best attempt to reduce shipping fees and convert shipping to priority mail if we can get the order to you as quickly or quicker by that method. Large ticket items can pose an even larger obstacle when shipping fees can be a few hundred dollars. We have decided to launch a ride share section, whereby we try to combine freight shipments to reduce shipping fees. It takes a little coordination and advance planning but on purchases for big bumpers, bull bars, wheel packages, or multibox orders, sometimes there is a great opportunity to save. This listing will be fluid as we will update it whenever appropriate opportunities present themselves. At the current time we have a pallet leaving for Calgary Alberta to the shop, Autotech, around February 15. If you are in that area and what to catch a ride on that pallet, please make contact soon. Also keep in mind that we are also willing to consolidate orders that include items from other vendors, especially on international orders.


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TORONTO, ON - OCTOBER 1: Carey Price #31 of the Montreal Canadiens keeps an eye on the play in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on October 1, 2009 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario. The Canadiens dfeated the Leafs 4-3 in overtime. (Photo by Claus Andersen/Getty Images)
Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price had a rough start to his night Wednesday as he took a puck in the groin during warm-ups before Wednesday night's game against the Boston Bruins. Price was blocking some warm-up shots from his teammates when center Lars Eller sends a wrist shot right into Price's ding-ding. Price briefly left the ice, but recovered in time to start the game. H/T Outside the Boxscore. Visit us at holdoutsports.com and follow us on Twitter @HoldoutSports.
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Ill feel better when the reds at least win a playoff series.
Ill feel better when the reds at least win a playoff series.
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For aesthetic enjoyment, I've got Mc coy Tyner and Donne's sonnets. The only thing I want out of baseball is wins and lots of em.
Teach tolerance.
How about now?
"But I do know Joey's sister indirectly (or foster sister) and I have heard stories of Joey being into shopping, designer wear, fancy coffees, and pedicures."
KittyDuran (09-08-2013),TSJ55 (09-09-2013)
Feeling good. Still looking down the barrel of a one-game playoff against one of two teams I really can't stand the thought of losing to. So I could be feeling better. I hope soon.
Larkin Fan (09-11-2013),RANDY IN INDY (09-09-2013),RFS62 (09-09-2013),TSJ55 (09-09-2013)
Like Jeter says: Don't get too high when you win, don't get too down when you lose. There's constructive criticism ( "It is fine to be critical here - that's what this board is for") and there is overreaction. Some folks can't tell the difference.
I've felt great since opening day.
#starting pitching.
Baseball is like church. Many attend, few understand
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Next Reds manager, second shooter. --Confirmed on Redszone.
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Don't worry, we'll lose one to the Cubs and the sky will be falling yet again.
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I've felt much better since the 10-0 beatdown/shutout of the Cards 8/28. I don't feel bad for feeling bad, though.
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Mexico, who will face Group B winners Netherlands in Fortaleza on Sunday, had looked happy to hold out for the draw that would have seen them into the knockout stages, before the Manchester United forward came on to turn the match on its head. Within 10 minutes, Rafael Marquez put Mexico ahead with a powerful header, before Andres Guardado rounded off a swift counter attack and Hernandez himself finished with a close-range header.
Mexico briefly flirted with top spot in the group, needing one more goal to depose Brazil before the hosts got a fourth against Cameroon.
But Ivan Perisic then grabbed a late consolation for Croatia who had substitute Ante Rebic sent off in the dying stages for a poor challenge.
Mexico started strongly; Hector Herrera rattled the crossbar with a vicious left-foot drive from distance after 15 minutes but the second half was almost entirely controlled by the men in green. After they had a penalty appeal turned down, they took the lead with 18 minutes to play.
Captain Marquez rose powerfully in the area to head a cross from the left into the bottom corner.
Three minutes later and the largely Mexican crowd were rocking in the aisles as Guardado was allowed to arrive unmarked at the far post and finish off a sweeping counter attack with a crisp finish past Croatia goalkeeper Stipe Pletikosa. Hernandez had the last word, with eight minutes remaining, heading a Marquez flick-on from a corner into an unguarded goal.


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I made an observation while working traffic control during The Bourbon Chase Friday night and watching thousands of runners jog to and through Marion County Friday and into the wee hours of Saturday morning.
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Taking photos of tragic events is not something I enjoy nor is it something I take lightly.
At my first full-time newspaper job, one of the first accidents I covered involved a car that ran off the side of the road and flipped over. The parents, who were wearing seat belts, survived. The children, who were not belted, were thrown from the vehicle and killed.
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Just when we started to worry that corridos and maybe norteño overall had been overtaken by all the hot young whipper-snappers who've come out with game-changing albums, scene stalwarts Los Tucanes zoom in to remind us who still rules this biz. 365 Dias packs enough punches -- and moods -- for a year's worth of listening: soulful crooning; mournful ballads; bright, pop-friendly choruses; dizzying waltzes and polkas (check out the whiplash-inducing run that begins with "Salió del Closet"). And if that weren't enough? They redo half the tracks, banda-style, at the end.


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Ryan Jorgensen - from rotoworld.
Ryan Jorgensen - from rotoworld.
can't we at least put names in here if we aren't going to paste articles?
Ryan JORGENSEN
Get your nunchucks and the keys to your dad's car. I know where we can get a gun
I added it almost immediately because I had to double check the spelling.
Bored with trying to corner the market on second baseman, Reds management moves onto the task of stockpiling poor hitting catchers.
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
Here's Rotoworld's full clip. Who's Carlos Piste?
Reds acquired catcher Ryan Jorgensen from the Marlins for infielder Carlos Piste.
The Reds can't be this worried about losing Dane Sardinha off waivers. Jorgensen, who was the Marlins' fourth catcher, will probably back up Sardinha for Triple-A Louisville.
I don't know, but the headline has to be "Piste off to Florida for bad hitting catcher"Originally Posted by BRM
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Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
NiceOriginally Posted by traderumor
Ok, I give - what's the Nancy Kerrigan reference....Originally Posted by Chip R
Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
I think she screamed "why" after getting hit in the legs by the pipe.Originally Posted by Heath
"Why!?" As in "Why did such a horrible thing happen to me?"Originally Posted by Heath
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
That's classic!Originally Posted by traderumor
Does he have options? Jorgensen that is? I saw in rotoworld that he was sent through waivers last year.
All we need is another catcher out of options.
We could also go with "Piste on Marlins--minor league backstop headed to Louisville"
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Welcome to the Staybridge Suites Louisville-East
Free Wi-Fi, in-suite kitchens, complimentary breakfast and a sparkling pool near shopping and dining make the Staybridge Suites Louisville - East a winner, especially with business travelers.
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Renovated in 2010, all 94 wood-furnished suites on three floors feature free Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchens, DVD players and sofa beds. Wake up to the smell of fresh coffee at the free hot breakfast buffet and work up a sweat in the fitness room. The whole family will want to splash around in the outdoor pool while you grill on the barbecue. Stock up on snacks at the 24-hour convenience store and hunker down in the business center. Pets are welcome.
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Just off I-64, the Staybridge Suites is located east of downtown Louisville in the Jeffersontown area, two miles from Blackacre State Nature Preserve. Drive two-and-a-half miles to the shops and restaurants at Plainview Village Center. You're 15 minutes from the Louisville Zoo or the arenas at the Kentucky Exposition Center. Downtown attractions including the Louisville Science Center, Louisville Slugger Museum, Muhammad Ali Center and the Victorian homes in Old Louisville are all 20 minutes west. Louisville International Airport is 14 miles away.
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A "fresh" breakfast, "spotless" kitchens and access to a nearby mall make for a "wonderful" stay at this "well-maintained" Staybridge Suites, say Priceline guests.
Staybridge Suites Louisville-East Amenities
- Accessible facilities
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Barbeque grills
- Bathtub
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Coffee/Tea maker
- Color television
- Computer
- Cups/glassware
- Desk with lamp
- Direct dial telephone
- Dishwasher
- Dry cleaning
- DVD player
- Evening reception
- Fitness center on-site
- Free parking
- Full kitchen
- Hairdryer
- High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
- High speed internet connection
- Housekeeping - daily
- Housekeeping - weekly
- Interior corridors
- Ironing board
- Kitchenette
- Late check-out available
- Meeting rooms
- Microwave
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Onsite laundry
- Outdoor pool
- Parking
- Pets allowed
- Pots and pans
- Private bathroom
- Public area air conditioned
- Refrigerator
- Refrigerator with ice maker
- Safe deposit box
- Satellite television
- Separate closet
- Silverware/utensils
- Sofa bed
- Spare electrical outlet available at desk
- Speaker phone
- Stereo
- Storage space
- Stove
- Sundry/Convenience store
- Toaster oven
- Two-line phone
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Voice mail
- Wireless connectivity
- Wireless internet connection
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Information
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Staybridge Suites Louisville-EastOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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Family Traveling with Teens
October 21, 2014
Family Traveling with Teens
October 7, 2014
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Family Traveling with Young Children
It was fabulous!
August 12, 2014
Senior Travelers
The room was clean, and I appreciated the cooking utensils in the room so they later in the evening we could heat some soup and a cup of tea. The hotel provided a nice relaxing experience for two weary people.
August 12, 2014
Solo Traveler
August 9, 2014
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