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The weather has been hot lately. While driving the engine got hot and all the antifreeze blew out and steam blew out of the upper defroster vent. Can't see where the antifreeze coming from because everything is so jammed in there. It's leaking at the rear of the engine around the firewall. It has a 2.4L 4 cyl. Engine. My thoughts are either a heater hose or the heater core. Any thoughts.
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Yes, those are 2 possible things. You need to fill the system and pressure test it so you can see exactly where it's leaking from.
I didn't have to pressurize the system. I poured coolant in the reservoir and it leaked out of a rubber hose with bend in it attached to metal fitting on what appears to be attached to a heater core? There's a larger metal fitting attached to metal hose right next to it, both coming out of the firewall. Is there valve or something in that smaller fitting? The fluid just flows out of that hose. Thoughts.
That's the drain for the AC condensation. You have a heater core leaking.
Replaced or bypassed but you won't have any heat if you bypass.
Thanks for your advise. There was a large crack (split) in the plastic hose that connected to the outlet of the plastic bottom (factory OEM) heater core. The (aftermarket, metal with metal outlets) is installed and not leaking. The system appears to working fine. Thanks again for your help.
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Dora Thornton, Curator of the Waddesdon Bequest and Renaissance Europe, British Museum
For the last three years, I have been working on the redisplay of the Waddesdon Bequest, the superb collection of medieval and Renaissance treasures which Baron Ferdinand Rothschild (1839–1898), MP and member of the famous banking family, left to the British Museum on his death. Named after Waddesdon Manor, Ferdinand's fairy-tale château in Buckinghamshire where he housed the collection, the Bequest is a rare survival, but it's also an outstanding donation motivated by a strong sense of public purpose. Ferdinand was one of the greatest collectors of the 19th century, but saw himself as an agent in the process by which private collections moved inexorably into the public domain. 'Collectors may deplore the fact', he wrote, 'but it should be a source of gratification to the public that most fine works of art drift slowly but surely into museums and public galleries. In private hands they can afford delight only to a small number of persons.'
Thinking of his words and the intention behind them, we have moved the collection, one of the most important in the British Museum, to one of the grandest rooms on the ground floor. This historic space, previously known as the Middle Room, was part of a suite of neo-classical rooms designed by Robert Smirke in the 1820s, which included the King's Library (refurbished in 2003 as the Room 1: Enlightenment Gallery) and the Manuscripts Saloon (which since 2014 has been called Room 2: Collecting the world).
Both rooms introduce visitors to the riches and breadth of the British Museum's collection, which will now be perfectly complemented by the remarkable quality, wonder and variety of the Waddesdon Bequest. The new gallery has been designed by renowned architects Stanton Williams, whose design unifies the extraordinarily varied objects by creating a layout in keeping with the proportions and grids of Smirke's original interior. It expresses the quality and character of a family collection in which objects have been selected not only for their aesthetic appeal, but with a strong sense of their historical importance.
Formed on the fast-growing art markets of Paris, Vienna and London, the Bequest represents a snapshot in the self-fashioning of a new European dynasty of the 19th century. As a collection, the Bequest is a kind of museum in itself: a treasury of intricate, precious objects ranging from virtuoso goldsmiths' work to cups carved from amber and rock crystal; 'curiosities' formed from exotic shells, nuts, ostrich eggs and a 'griffin claw'; microcarvings in boxwood; and masterpieces of Renaissance glass, ceramic and enamel. It was modelled on the type of art collections formed by princes and nobles in the courts of Renaissance Europe, known as 'Kunstkammern'. The Rothschilds used such collections – those in Dresden, Munich, Kassel, Prague and Vienna – as blueprints for their own.
The new display contains some of the most impressive works in the British Museum's European collection. Outstanding objects include the Holy Thorn Reliquary, a work of art shown in its own case, which has been described by Director Neil MacGregor as 'a single-object museum', the superbly intricate boxwood prayer nuts, and the fantastic vases that once belonged to the famous English collector Horace Walpole.
My work on the new gallery – and on the book which informs it – is structured around a series of research questions: what was the status and significance of each piece at the time it was made, and why does it look the way it does? How was it handled, used and displayed by its original owners? What kind of afterlife did it have in moving from one collection or culture to another, and what was to be its role in Baron Ferdinand's New Smoking Room at Waddesdon Manor? How might one interpret this collection for the 21st century?
The gallery is a contemporary visual expression of a collaborative exploration of these questions. Much of my research has been practical, and has grown organically from the experience of handling the pieces repeatedly. The aim of the gallery, its digital programme and accompanying book, A Rothschild Renaissance: Treasures from the Waddesdon Bequest, is to encourage close looking, and to both reconnect the Bequest with Waddesdon Manor and relocate it within the history of the British Museum – so the collection can be fully appreciated in its proper intellectual and historical context. As Baron Ferdinand understood, this collection was formerly the private province of princes. With the help of The Rothschild Foundation, we have aimed to create a bespoke gallery of quality which will be free to the public and permanent: a treasury for everyone to enjoy.
The new Waddesdon Bequest gallery (Room 2a), funded by The Rothschild Foundation, is now open. You can find out more about the gallery and the Bequest here.
You can also find out about some of the highlight objects in more detail on Tumblr.
This blog post contains excerpts from an article that appears in the British Museum Magazine, and also from the accompanying book A Rothschild Renaissance: The Waddesdon Bequest, available from the British Museum shop online. The Magazine, published three times a year, provides fascinating insights into the work of the Museum and is available as one of the many benefits of Membership. In addition to the Magazine, Members receive free entry to all exhibitions, exclusive events and special Museum offers and discounts. Get closer to the collection by becoming a Member today.
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What to do in Evergreen
Evergreen is the county seat of Conecuh County and is located in the Southern part of the state. Population is about 4000. They have a fairly pretty courthouse. Evergreen has a small historic district with a few buildings of historic and/or architectural interest. One of the most interesting is the old railroad depot.Related to:
- Historical Travel
- Road Trip
- Architecture
What to do in Elba
Elba is located in Southeast Alabama along US Highway 84. Elba is the county seat for Coffee County and has a nice small historic district dominated by the 1903 courthouse. The courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Related to:
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Noccalula Falls
Noccalula Falls, which drops a spectacular 90 feet over a Lookout Mountain ledge, is the centerpiece of a Gadsden city park which offers much of interest for the entire family. A day could easily be spent here to enjoy it all. Ammenities at the park include:
Picnic Grounds
Jack's Restaurant
Souvenir Shop
Deer Park
Petting Zoo
Pioneer Homestead
Botanical Gardens
Nature Trails
Carpet Golf
Train Rides
and more.
According to legend, the falls is named for Cherokee Princess Noccalula, who threw herself from a rock ledge into the falls and died, rather than marry a wealthy neighboring chief, as arranged by her father. Her heart had already been given to a young brave in her own tribe, but he had been banished
I have been to Noccalula Falls in late summer when a relatively small amount of water was flowing over the ledge. This picture was taken in December, after a day of rain. The falls are beautiful in any season.
Open daily year round, 9:00 a.m. 'till dusk.
Ages 6-11 $1.00
Adults $1.50Related to:
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- Road Trip
- Family Travel
Burritt on the Mountain
Burritt-on-the-Mountain is a "living museum" on top of Monte Sano Mountain above Huntsville, Alabama. Featuring the mansion Dr. William Henry Burritt, it also has a historic park which shows visitors how southern farmers lived in the past making the most of their environments benefits. There are also many nature trails on the grounds, and a spectacular view out over the city day or night.
The barnyard area is especially enjoyable for children with its many animals and gardens to get to know. In autumn they have fun pumpkin patches andd haystack mazes. Also interesting are the various houses and cabins decorated and maintained in late 1700s and 1800s styles. Period furnishings, handmade items like quilts, bedspread and clothing, antique necessities and furniture. Also found on the property are authentic blacksmith shops, smokehouses and furnaces to show how early settlers prepared for the seasons.
Modern accommodations include a souvenir shop, meeting facilities, and rooms available to rent for picnics, family or business gatherings. The gazebos are in demand for outdoor weddings.Inside the mansion you will find displays which vary by season. They range from works of famous artists, musical instruments or technology exhibitions. Often concerts are given in summer, and in winter light festivals. Check website for upcoming events.
All in all its a pleasant place to visit, especially if you love nature and history.
Admission fees are $5 adults, $4 Seniors, Students and Military, $3 children 3-12, FREE to Members of Burritt association and children under 2.Related to:
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Mountaintop Native American Festival
The Annual Native American Heritage Festival is usually held in October of every year, at Burritt on the Mountain. Although it's official date is on a Saturday, everyone sets up on the Thursday before so that children from local schools can visit on a field trip.
There are refreshments for purchase, grilled hot dogs, hamburgers and the like, and a children's corner so they can make bead jewelry or items, but the real draw are the on-going demostrations that take place.
Silverworking & Indian jewelry, beadworking, blowguns, wood & stone carving, poetrry and pit firing, atlatls & flint knapping, children toys, culture and genealogy sessions, and our favorite: the storytelling. Amazing ability to hold a crowds of hundreds completely enthralled! Scheduled programs that are crowd interactive is the dancing, the Stomp dance, the Guinea Dance, the Broom Dance, as well as Native American players of the flute and drums.
A special program usually given by a guest speaker. This year it was Dr. Abram who spoke on Cherokees and their Beliefs, as well as Dreams Interpretations. He also is available to discuss How to Trace Your Ancestry, if one is unsure.
Main events are from around noon until 4pm, although vendors of jewelry, books, weapons and other items are there prior and afterwards.
Check the website to find out when next year's festival will take place. Manners for the museum and festival:
>Take only pictures
>Leave only footprints
>Smoking in parking lot only
>No pets on the groundsRelated to:
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The Trail of Tears Commemorative Ride
Its an annual event marking the path Native Americans were forced by the government to take away from their ancestral homes so that new settlers could have the land. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 required all Indians from the southeast to move to Oklahoma. 1838 was the deadline to have them all moved. Soldiers came into houses and lodges driving men, women and children out with only the clothes on their backs and little else. They were put into "concentration" camps in horrible conditions. Thousands died, their bodies littering the trail, tears falling for those lost, no honor was allowed to be given to the dead except in the heart. It was a terrible time.
For years, many Native Americans had lived and intermarried with others people of the areas, not only Caucasian settlers but also Africans brought over as slaves who were greatly oppressed just like the Indians. When this call came, families were divided because of this, half and quarters bloods. This is one of the great reasons why to this day many in the South have Native blood but can't prove it legally: documents were destroyed or lost, oral histories and the wisdom of elders broken, families were split up.
But the point of the ride is not to call up wrong deeds and finger pointing, but rather to remember those who were lost. From their organizers: "Let us learn from the mistake, accept each other as we are, and walk together in peace."
It is the Largest Organized Motorcycle Ride in History, with usually 100,000 to 130,000 riding along. Its about 230 miles one way, riding speed around 55mph the first day from Chattanooga, TN to Waterloo, AL.Experienced riders only.
The second day is 625miles, for advanced riders only. From Tuscumbia, AL all the way to Tishimingo, OK. Everything is ride at your own risk.
The website is excellent, well-kept, and has all the information you need from maps to Trail history, sponsors and contests, and rules for riding.Related to:
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- Motorcycle
Oak Mountain State Park
Oak Mountain is Alabama's largest State Park, with almost 10,000 acres of mountains, lakes, and forests.
Swimming, hiking, biking, fishing, golfing, horse back riding or just observing nature. Bring a picnic lunch and wear good walking shoes. Or enjoy the beach at the Lake. It was a cloudy day (no rain), so we did the nature walk at the Treetop Nature Trail.
Oak Mountain is one of the southermost "wrinkles" in the Appalachian chain. Check out the Treetop Nature Trail while you're there!
This is a beautiful area to visit!!Related to:
- Fishing
- Camping
- Hiking and Walking
"The Boothby-Wehby Estate"
The 28th Annual Decorators' ShowHouse to benefit the Alabama Symphoney Orchestra was put on by the The Alabama Symphoney Volunteer Council. April 13 - May 4, 2003
The Boothby-Wehby Estate
Each room in the house was given to a designer to decorate for the showcase event. We couldn't take pictures inside, but take my word for it, it was very impressive. But I think my favorite part was the view from the back, both from the house and from the yard. A beautiful view of Samford University, Birmingham. Check out my travelogue for a couple of pictures of the view ...
The Saturn V Rocket
Approaching Huntsville on Interstate 565, one of the first things visitors will see in the distance is the 363-foot (111-meter) Saturn V rocket, which towers over the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. The Saturn V rocket was built for NASA and used by the Marshall Space Flight Center for dynamic testing before being used to transport astronauts to the moon.
The Saturn V rocket, which has been designated a National Historic Landmark, is the centerpiece of Rocket Park, the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of rocketry. Former astronaut and Senator John Glenn called Rocket Park "the finest rocket collection in the world."
The U.S. Space & Rocket Center
The U.S. Space & Rocket Center is the number one tourist attraction in Alabama. Visitors can experience dozens of demonstrations, hand-on exhibits, simulators, and movies in an IMAX theater, all of which focus on the past, present, and future of space exploration.
Just some of the many rides and simulators at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center include the Space Walk, which is a motion-based simulator that makes participants feel as if they are on a mission to complete the International Space Station. The Space Station is another motion-based simulator that blasts participants 140 feet (43 meters) into the air with four Gs of force. The G-Force Accelerator lets participants experience three times the force of gravity while spinning on the accelerator. At the Mars Climbing Wall, participants can climb a mock-up of a cliff face on a Martian volcano, or on Olympus Mons.
The grounds of the U.S. Space & Rocket Center include Rocket Park, the world's largest collection of rocketry. Other exhibits include an SR-71 Blackbird spy plane and an actual space shuttle where visitors can stand behind a "full stack"--the space shuttle, external fuel tank and two solid rocket boosters.
The McWane Center
At the McWane Center, visitors can explore the wonders of science and learn how the world works according to scientific principles. It is the largest interactive science center in a four-state region.
Five permanent exhibits provide entertainment and learning for visitors of all ages. Adventures in Science features hands-on exhibits and a six-story, 280-seat IMAX theater. At ScienceQuest, visitors can discover the fun of science among 9,000 square feet (836 square meters) of more than 50 interactive exhibits. World of Water has habitat tanks with aquatic animals from around the world. Visitors can touch salt marsh creatures in the "Water's Edge" exhibit, and can make waves and learn about the importance of water to life on this planet. The Challenger Learning Center, one of 30 nationwide and created to honor the crew of the space shuttle Challenger, offers a space mission simulation. And finally, Just Mice Size is for children five years old and under. There, they can experience a fantasy environment where everything is ten times larger than normal.
What to do at Fort Gaines
Fort Gaines was established on Dauphin Island, Alabama in 1821 and is best known for its role in the Battle of Mobile Bay during the American Civil War. This is where Admiral David Farragut uttered the famous words "damn the torpedoes - full speed ahead" from his flagship the USS Hartford. The anchor from that ship is one of the items on display here. The fort also has the original cannons used in the battle, five pre-Civil War brick buildings in the interior courtyard, operational blacksmith shop and kitchens, tunnel systems to the fortified corner bastions, and similar features. There is a nice museum detailing the history of the period, as well as the French colonial presence beginning in the late 1600s. It offers nice views of the Gulf of Mexico and Mobile Bay. This site is one of the best preserved Civil War era masonry forts and has been nominated for listing as a National Historic Landmark.
The fort received significant damage from Hurricane Ivan in 2004 and more damage in later storms but appeared to be in good shape when I visited in March 2010.
Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for kids 6 to 12.
For more information/photos see my Fort Gaines Page.Related to:
- Museum Visits
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- Family Travel
Historic Blakeley State Park
Historic Blakeley State Park preserves the location of the ghost town of Blakeley along with the remains of a Confederate fortification and the Union positions built to support their attack. The battle here raged on from 2 to 9 April 1865. The battle resulted in a Union victory. Ironically the battle ended 6 hours after the war ended with Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox Courthouse in Virginia. There were a total of 4475 casualties in the battle with 3529 of them occuring on 9 April.
Today the park commemorates the battle. Parts of the breastworks and fortifications are preserved along with sites of battles and the site of the town of Blakeley. The park also offers a good look at the wildlife from the area and in the Tensaw River Delta.
There are a number of nice hiking trails, a Nature Center, and even a two hour cruise on the Tensaw on the Delta Explorer. Hours are daily from 9 AM to dusk. Admission is $3 for adults; $2 for kids 6 to 12; and free for kids under 6.
For more information/photos see my Blakeley Page.Related to:
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USA Today Sports Calais Campbell is a big fan of new Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer. July 15, 2013 Remember football? Yes? The Cardinals report to camp in just 10 days -- crazy, right? -- and while last year went (ahem) poorly, there's a cliche about how every team is a contender in training camp. True, it's just a cliche, and the Niners and the Seahawks are really good and so on and so forth, but Calais Campbell is telling everybody that yes, seriously, the Cardinals will contend in the NFC West. Why? What's different this year? As he told CBS Sports in an extensive interview over the weekend, We have a quarterback." That would be Carson Palmer, of course, acquired in a trade with the Raiders after nine seasons (featuring varying degrees of statistical success) in Cincinnati and Oakland. Regardless of your opinion about Palmer's age or lack of wins, one thing that's almost certain is that, for the Cardinals, it really can't get any worse. We'll spare you a recap of last y...
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I am soooo excited. We just have to work out the price and then move our 8. There are 4 pasture fields. 2 are big enough to keep all 8 in. A riding ring. A gorgeous 17 stall barn. It has a little work to do but that is part of the deal. And everything that is happening is for sure, going in writing. The lady that owned it had it forclosed on, she left her horses behind and skipped town. So the new people bought it and have done an amazing job fixing it up already. I am sooo excited because if you knew all the problems we are having at our old place, you would super excited to :).
The current place, the board owners let the neighbors little kids ride their fourwheelers in OUR horse field. That we pay for. They don't. There are donut marks everywhere. They run up behind the horses and rev up, they chase the horses, they will cut us off half way to a jump. Then they tore a building down, tossed it in the field. Dammed up half the natural spring, so it dried up. They let their dogs chase our horses. Shoot guns in the field, drink in the field. We need a new place.
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'Cause we're Sonic Heroes!
And I'm Awesome Sauce!
I'm bad,
And that's good.
I will never be good,
And that's not bad.
There's no one I would rather be...
Than me.
And there really is no one I would rather be than me.
I'm going to write about Sonic, who belongs to SEGA, Mega Man, who belongs to Capcom, Danny Phantom, who belongs to Nickelodeon, and the Teen Titans, who belong to DC. They aren't mine. They don't belong to me. End of story.
Okay, so Sonic, Wreck-it Ralph, The Teen Titans, Mega Man, and Danny Phantom are my favoritest things ever. I've known Sonic since I was five, since I got Sonic Heroes. I could never get past the second level, (well, now I can AND HAVE) but I loved to play it. He's been my not-so-imaginary friend for so many years. Wreck-it Ralph is the most amazing movie ever. I cried because it was THAT good. And Ralph is better than Vanellope. The Teen Titans are always saving the day from mindless freaks that are usually trying to kill one of them. And, yes, Robin is my favorite of the five. Mega Man's games may be hard and the comics somewhat cheesy, but he's a cool dude, especially since he's being introduced into Super Smash Bros. 4! Danny Phantom is a great show, even if the series was short. A boy with ghost powers... fighting to save the day!
Kid Icarus Uprising is hilarious.
Besides Sonic, Spider-Man is my favorite (comic...?) superhero.
Sonic the Hedgehog and @therapybegins are my best friends. @Cyan_Tears is like a boss, too.
I wonder what I have been put on this Earth to do. Is it to write? Is it to teach others about life? Is it to show people things that they don't know?
Wow, that little paragraph was way too much philosophy of my life.
╚══`.¸Sonic the Hedgehog!
But that alone is insufficient.
I will dominate the world one day! Muhahah...
I'm a sickly child, but that gives me lots of excuses for things... Heheh...
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I've worked my way through the tutorial series of jme and feel like I've understood the basics. Now I would like to create a first very simple game. Nothing fancy just a simple test scenario: The player should be able to move an object. Then I would like to expand it. However I don't know how to start. It's hard to explain but I just don't know where to put my code. The manual says that there are "controls" (implemented as interfaces) that let you hook your code up to frequent update calls or other events (that's what I understood) but I can't grasp how to use them.
More detailed description. You could skip this:
To get the point clear - I'm coming from the engine Unity3d. The usage was quite pleasant, the community helpful and the documentation great. But you have to spend about 1000$ to get the full version and be allowed to use pro features (shadows, custom shaders, some advanced tools,...). After a while the temptation of open-source was simply to big. In unity3d you basically have an advanced 3d editor and a scene graph. You can place objects in the scene and access and modify them over the scene graph. You can use predefined objects such as lights or particle systems and change them to suit your needs but most things you use are custom made and puzzled together by different components: a mesh, a collider, a few scripts. And this is where your code comes to work. In unity3d your program is split into small scripts and these are added to the objects of each scene. The scripts have access to the underlying engine, the properties of their object and can use a special framework for math, networking,... Each script can also define functions to be called in certain events: update(), onCollisionEnter(Collider other), onTriggerEnter(Collision other), ... This was extremely easy to use. Admittedly huge architectures can be difficult to implement but this setback was complemented by very high productivity.
Frankly: I need advice how to structure a simple game with JME.
- What architecture do you recommend ?
How are controls used ?
I would appreciate a link to a tutorial (I already read the flagrush series) or any other resource.
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Furunäset Hotell och Konferens - Pitea
The convenient and green sustainable Furunäset Hotell och Konferens, a romantic hotel with a spa in northern Sweden, is located only a few minutes from the beautiful Pite River. The charming Piteå town center, with its cafés, restaurants, shops, and nightlife venues, is only a few minutes on foot from the hotel. Moreover, the attractive archipelago with the famous beach resort area, Pite havsbad, is also easily reachable.
This convenient spa hotel on the splendid Riviera of Norrbotten guarantees good service, friendly multilingual staff, comfortable and charming guestrooms, and is the perfect choice to enjoy a holiday of sea, relaxation, and fine dining.
Some of the amenities at this first-class hotel include banquet facilities, a business center, a relaxation area with massages, a sauna, a spa tub, a Turkish bath, billiards, and an elegant lounge area with a bar. Furunäset hotel's guests can also work out at the nearby fitness center with agym, and aerobics and spinning classes.
Complimentary wired Internet access, laundry facilities, luggage storage, a television and coffee in lobby, and free parking are among other facilities offered.
This is a smoke-free and wheelchair accessible property.
Nice place only downside is no wifi on a room. You can plug by wire but this days we use tablets and phones where wire won't help.
Enter dates to check prices
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $81
- Suite
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- Single Room
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Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 45 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time ends at 8 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed (dogs only) *
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply *
- Free wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free valet parking
- Accessible parking
- RV/bus/truck parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Free full breakfast daily
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Billiards or pool table
- Business center
- Conference space size (feet) -
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1893
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
- Library
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in common areas
- Disabled parking
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Patio
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Special features
DiningOnsite venue - lobby lounge.
On Site
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
Furunäset Hotell och Konferens - Pitea's small print
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of SEK 250 per accommodation, per night
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car this is the service for you. I have been a satisfied customer
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What: Ringgold vs. Ooltewah football extravaganza, five quarters of scrimmage between two of the area's premier high school athletic programs.
When: Thursday, Aug. 11. Kick-off at 7:30 p.m.
Where: Finley Stadium, at 1826 Carter St. (intersection of 20th and Carter streets) in Chattanooga.
Cost: Tickets are $8.
How to get there: Take I-75 North to I-24 West to US 27 North (Downtown Chattanooga). Exit at Main Street (Exit 1) or M.L. King Boulevard. Take an immediate right onto Carter Street. Finley Stadium is straight ahead. Parking lots are available on both sides of Reggie White Boulevard.
Tomorrow night, fans of high school football and supporters of Ringgold and Ooltewah high schools will have a golden opportunity to enjoy a game and help RHS's athletic department.
Under the bright lights of Finley Stadium, teams from these two athletic powerhouses will face off in what is a preamble to the annual Best of Preps High School Football Jamboree and a fundraiser for the RHS athletic department.
Friday and Saturday, a total of 23 teams from Southeast Tennessee, plus Whitfield County's newest comprehensive high school, Coahulla Creek, will play two quarters in the stadium where 13 NCAA Division I National Championship Games were played.
But Thursday night, thanks to Ooltewah's coaches, administration and Touchdown Club, is all about Ringgold.
"This is a first for us to play in the jamboree," said Ringgold head coach and athletic director Robert Akins. "In Georgia we're only allowed one full-game scrimmage so we've never participated since it only gives limited playing time."
In his years as Boyd-Buchanan High School's coach, Akins' teams did participate in jamborees and he thinks it will be a memorable night for this year's Tigers.
"Just the environment of being in that setting is comparable to playing in a state championship," he said. "That is big-time football."
From scrimmage to showcase
Ooltewah coach Shannon Williams said during the winter the two schools agreed to having a full-pad scrimmage. Since Georgia only allows one such scrimmage, it was decided that rather than a jamboree, the schools would follow a home and home arrangement so more athletes could have playing time.
The schools are familiar with one another, and not just because both are located within sight of the western slopes of the White Oak Mountain that ranges from Ringgold, Ga. to Georgetown, Tenn.
"Shannon [Williams] was offensive line coach for Benny Monroe while I was at Boyd-Buchanan and my son is offensive coordinator/ wide receivers/ quarterback coach at Ooltewah," Akins said. "And we've done 7-on-7 with them all summer; we are very familiar with one another."
This year's scrimmage was scheduled to take place in Ooltewath, Williams said, but that was before the April 27 tornado shredded Ringgold's stadium and field. Though repairs are under way, the stadium will be unusable this season.
Ooltewah's head coach said it was decided that some of the proceeds from this year's scrimmage would be donated to the Ringgold athletic department which lost equipment and uniforms to the storm.
"The whole field house was condemned,"Akins said. "We salvaged the varsity uniforms, but the junior high lost all its equipment and uniforms. We've received donations of about $300,000 and more fundraisers are in the works, but we still have a big gap and it will probably take several years to make up the losses to our programs."
That is why being invited to move the scrimmage to Finley Stadium is looked on favorably.
"This will be a fun thing for the kids," Williams said. "It is a great opportunity to showcase both programs and means we can raise more funds."
A lagniappe for fans
Thursday night's events offer spectators a bonus, particularly if they are primarily interested in the two schools involved.
The scrimmage will involve two quarters of play by the varsity teams, one quarter each of the junior varsity and freshman teams and then a "situational quarter" — much like an overtime — that will again feature the varsity squads.
"None of the kicking game will be live," Akins said. "There will be kickoffs and punts, but the ball will go into play from where it lands. Ooltewah's is a hurry-up offense, so we'll try to slow it down."
One oddity of the contest tomorrow night is that Ooltewah will be the "home" team, odd because Ringgold will play all its home games at Finley Stadium this year while its own stadium is being rebuilt. Adding to the unusual nature of the game is that all fans — unless all Finley Stadium's 20,688 seats are needed — will sit on the "home team" side.
"We feel it is an opportunity for two communities," Williams said. "There is a natural connection between the two. Ooltewah-Ringgold Road is called that for a reason. And it will be good to see the red and blue mingle in the stands and on the field. The more people turn out for this scrimmage, the better it is for both schools."
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Very little stays a secret nowadays, not least when it comes to the world's ancient sites. After all, in the big business of the tourist industry we're constantly bombarded with information about great things to see and do. Yet, whether they've only recently been discovered, have been underrated or have just plain been ignored, some ancient sites have slipped through the net.
Indeed there are some ancient sites which remain hidden, at least from the usual track of tourists and tour operators. Here, history travel website Historvius.com lists ten of these hidden ancient gems.
Text and captions courtesy of Historvius.com.
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Not far from the buzz of Cairo but seemingly a world away is the ancient Egyptian site of Dahshur. Part of a military base until 1996, it seems that Dahshur has managed to retain its secretive edge. For, despite boasting some of Egypt's oldest pyramids, it is still relatively quiet. Those who visit Dahshur are greeted by sites such as the skewed Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid, probable burial site of the pharaoh Sneferu. Over time, more and more of these pyramids are being opened to the public, making Dahshur an up and comer in the world of historic sites. (AP)
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If something can be hidden in plain sight, then the Crypte Archeologique is it. With its entrance just outside the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris, one would think this ancient site would be thronging with tourists. Yet, because this is an underground attraction with an unassuming stairway as the only hint of its existence, it seems to escape the notice of anyone not seeking it out. Inside Paris' Archaeological Crypt are the remains of the city's Roman predecessor, the ancient city of Lutetia, which grew from the first century BC. A fascinating site and great place to spend an hour or so, this is a real treat for any Roman history fan. (Getty)
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It would seem difficult, if not slightly strange, to categorize the Great Wall of China as a hidden ancient site. After all, this amalgamation of ancient defensive walls first brought together under the Qin Dynasty is one of the world's most famous landmarks. Yet, having once stretched for over 5,500 miles, it is not the Great Wall itself but certain parts of it which remain unknown. So, while most tourists visit the wall at Bādálǐng, there are several other spots at which you can find less crowded segments of this fantastic site. For example, around 90km outside Beijing and accessible by public transport is the stunning section at Mutianyu. (AP)
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Ancient burial ground to the Athenian elite and one time home of the potters of early Greece, Kerameikos is an archaeological gem. Its streets of tombs contain graves dating from the third millennium BC right through to the sixth century AD, when the Romans used it. Also visible here are the remains of the city wall and some of its gates, starting point for the ancient festival of the Panathenaic procession. Only in Athens, capital of ancient Greek ruins, could such a wonder be overshadowed. (AP)
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Site of a great Thracian sanctuary which transformed into a thriving Roman town, the history of Perperikon is a heady mix of legend and fact. Once renowned for its prophecies - Alexander the Great himself is said to have received an important divination here - Perperikon met its end in the fourth century AD, when it was destroyed by the Goths. Today, the ruins of this ancient wonder sprawl across the rocky landscape of southern Bulgaria and include, amongst other things, the remains of palaces, tombs and an acropolis. (Getty)
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Located in a small village in northern Ethiopia, the Yeha Temple is believed to have been founded in around 700AD, putting it in the running to be the country's oldest surviving building. Later used as a church, parts of this once ancient temple remain in an excellent state of preservation. (Jialiang Gao, commons.wikimedia.org)
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The Mesopotamian city of Qatna was a commercial and political hub located in between the Mitanni and Egyptian empires and which even became a local kingdom in 1600BC. Located in modern day Syria, this site has until recently been entirely closed to the public. There are plans to open the whole complex as an archaeological park by 2013, but for now visitors can enjoy a newly opened section of the palace which houses the remains of an ancient well. (Photo: Bertramz, wikimedia.commons.org)
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Amidst miles of desert and without a hint of tourist trail in sight is a magnificent remnant of Roman history - Qasr Bashir. Once a base for Roman soldiers to assure the security of the surrounding area, this ancient treasure now watches over a silent landscape. Originally built in the early fourth century AD, this Roman fort has been utterly forgotten by time and, as a result, is beautifully preserved with two story towers and some of its walls rising to an impressive height of up to 20 feet. This site is of particular interest to fans of author Simon Scarrow, whose novel Eagle in the Sand is set there. (AP)
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In archaeological terms, the Mexican city of Oaxaca is renowned for Monte Alban. Indeed, with its pretty ruins built by several ancient cultures, this stunning feat of engineering is all the more impressive when you consider that its sites were built at 1,600 feet. Yet, so incredible is this famous site that it dwarfs everything around it, not least Yagul. First inhabited in around 500BC, Yagul continued to be used for centuries, even up to the Spanish conquest. The result is a great mix of sites, including a well preserved Zapotec ball court and palace. (Getty)
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From ancient baths and villas to a burial site and even a theatre, the remains of the once prosperous Greco-Roman port of Leukaspis have much to offer both tourists and history buffs. Only just opened to the public, this rare classical site in Egypt is still a relatively safe secret, but not for long. With its location set within one of the country's most luxurious new resorts and with plenty of other attractions nearby, this is set to become a tourist hotspot. (Photo: Ancient graffiti in Leukaspis; AP)
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Bonapart's brother was a bird watcher. The spot on a bonnie's head in spring spreads to a full black head to the neck by summer. Adding the classic bridge makes this a pleasing collage.
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An excellent montage, Joan, and I love V.3, looks like he's winking at you Carol
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Lovely/messy set here. Very sensible gulls to settle somewhere as lovely as Bridgnorth. We're just sorry Stanmore Park won't let us book weekends any more.
Good news about Shrewsbury Town. I'm still giggling and annoying my husband about the fact that I predicted Chelsea's win over Barcelona.
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Messy and noisey V1 for me Joan a good presentation nice one for the promotion
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Nice set.
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Nice collection of images!
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I like the montage Joan. Well put together.They are great birds for practising
shooting birds. but I never thought of putting shots together like this.
PS. You hit the nail on head with shape of blossom on my image yesterday.
the blossom was outside Paisley Abbey!
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I love this. You had great fun with a mucky subject.
and gave us all something to giggle.
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V1 has to be worth 30. Very nicely done, lovely idea.
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Looks like it's a favourite perch by the amount of 'poo' there Joan A fine set and very well put together in V1,
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A great compoilation in v1
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Lovely images and so well put together in V1, Joan.
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A fine set of images, v1 is my pick. I wonder if the Robins will join the Shrews in League 1 next year
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a lovely postcard with each single image an eyecatcher.
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