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2 out of 5 people recommended this car.
Consumer Reviews
My 2001 Plymouth Neon LX
by Neongirl from Seville, OH | March 17, 2010
I bought my 2001 Plymouth Neon at a dealership in March of 2004, a month before my 18th birthday. The moment I laid eyes on it, I fell in love with it! In my opinion, it is a very stylish car and I love the CD changer that came with it. It has been the most reliable car ever!! I am extremely blessed with this car and I thank God for allowing me the privilege of owning it. Except for minor maintenance things that I've had to replace, this car has given me wonderful service and runs great!! :) Six years later and at 81,970 miles, I am still in love with my Neon.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Just getting around
Does recommend this car
JUNK on the street.
by ROBOTO from Brooklyn. NY | December 7, 2009
"I bought my neon 1 year ago, I fix something, and the next week something else to repair. check engine light is on all the time.What can I say PIECE OF JUNK.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for Transporting family
Does not recommend this car
I Love My Neon
by jen from | November 8, 2009
I bought my Neon in August 2009, used, with 68,000 miles. It ran perfectly until I got in an accident in September. I've had a few problems since then, but all due to the accident. I'm 100% positive that if I had never wrecked it, it would be perfect. The only thing is, I have a red Neon, and the bumpers seem to fade before the rest of the car. This was probably due to the previous owner not waxing them with the rest of the car, but overall, I would definitely recommend this car to a friend.
Purchased a new car
Uses car for N/A
Does recommend this car
hunk of junk
by car nut from traverse city, mi | August 31, 2008
i have owned my neon for three months now and already have replace plugs, wires, brakes, EGR valve, coil pack, and my exhaust system is rusted out already. the windsheild squirters are very tempormental( only work at times) and my car uses alot of coolant. i personaly think the cars are junk
Purchased a new car
Uses car for N/A
Does not recommend this car
by Post Neon Lady from Chicago Lady | May 18, 2006
The vehicle is very small but handles well, overall durability and excellent mpg (considering the high gas prices)
Purchased a new car
Uses car for N/A
Does not recommend this car
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I now have the Spock Hand automatically now! This class has made the most difference in my results. Without proper cutting techniques everything is all askew. Thanks!
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Savings of €10,000 likely as new rules unveiled for jeeps
Streamlining of tax regulations on 4x4 commercials for families who need a workhorse and family car as well
Published 11/06/2014 | 02:30
THE taxman doesn't often give you the chance to save money but every so often some regulations can actually work in your favour.
And that is exactly what has happened with a number of large 4x4 'commercials'.
A change in regulations means that some vehicles now cost thousands and thousands of euro less – good news for farm and business families.
The price difference can be as much as €10,000 to €14,000. You'll milk a lot of cows, rear a lot of cattle and till many a field for that sort of a net profit.
So, just how has it come about?
The Revenue Commissioners decided, back in 2011, to align themselves more closely with EU regulations in streamlining commercial vehicle taxation.
Traditionally in the case of large 4x4s, you had your two-seat commercials with panels instead of windows along the sides.
As commercials, they incurred low rates of VRT and road tax. They just had the driver's and front passenger's seats and a large cargo area. But most farming families needed a car as well.
If they wanted a large 4x4 with more seats (usually seven) for the family then they paid a heavy price – the equivalent of a bunch of good weanlings extra – for the privilege.
Now, since the change in regulations, it is possible to get a commercial workhorse and a five-seat family car all in one – at the much lower VRT and road tax levels.
Before this the only thing that could give you that sort of flexibility was a pick-up (I always feel the rear seats are a bit cramped in those).
Now, so long as the manufacturer meets what are called N1 specifications, you can get a flexible five-seater commercial for all those thousands less.
The regulations, measurements and dimensions on cargo/load space, size and distance from seats to rear etc are strict and rigid.
But provided the manufacturer stamps the vehicle as N1 at the factory, the Revenue Commissioners will charge VRT at just 13.3pc and, in most cases, permit road tax of €333.
Compare that with the seven-seaters of old which invoked 34pc VRT and you see how and why prices are lower.
What might have cost in the region of upwards of €65,000 as a seven-seater now comes in around or under the €50,000-€55,000 mark for a five-seater commercial. Little wonder they have virtually replaced the old guard.
These new 'commercials' have several common denominators:
* They meet the criteria of being factory-approved N1 – all the dimensions and weight rules;
* Prices include VAT, and look even better if and when you claim it back;
* They have big, strong diesel engines with loads of torque (pulling power) at low revs;
* All have myriad technologies that aid stability, hill descent, traction etc;
* You can fold-flat some, or all, of the second-row seats, depending on your passenger/cargo needs;
* There is plenty of room for rear-seat passengers when all seats are in use. And there is still a large cargo/load area;
* The big players – Land Rover, Mitsubishi and Toyota – are gearing and targeting these vehicles at farmers and business people in particular;
* Equipment levels are high, and leather upholstery is widespread.
Indeed, I'd say you should plan on getting a special cover for the cargo-area floor and sides to prevent soiling or damaging the surrounds if you're carrying stuff that could spill or stain!
In reality we are looking at the three big players mentioned – and a fourth trying to knock at the door – on the Irish market.
I've taken all four for a drive here – some abroad – to give you a flavour of what each of them are like.
Young pretender is still a rough ride – but has decent price
SsangYong Rexton W Business Edition
Key facts
From €38,329 (automatic from €41,377) including VAT, delivery and related charges extra. Five-seater; 2-litre diesel (155bhp); 4WD; Torque 360Nm; 6-spd manual/5-spd automatic; 2.6-tonne towing capacity. Ladder chassis – double wishbone and coil spring suspension at front; five-link rigid axle with coil springs at the rear.
Standard equipment
Heated front and rear seats, cruise control; air con; electric/heated folding door mirrors; CD and RDS radio with USB and Bluetooth connectivity; Hill Descent Control (HDC);ISO-Fix; and tether anchorage points for child seats in second row.
This is very much the baby of the pack and is pushing for recognition. Make no mistake: its big selling point is its price.
Unlike the others, leatherette seats are standard. Full leather is an optional extra.
It is not in the same league as the 'Big Three' either in terms of power, drive or comfort and, despite its recent overhaul, it retains a lot of what has gone before.
Off-road, it gives a low range for tougher terrain with power split equally between front and rear axles to give as much traction as possible.
I wasn't as impressed driving this as I was with all the other three.
It wouldn't be my choice but I will say this – you get a lot of car for the money and the towing capacity figure is strong.
Definitely worth a look for someone hunting down a bargain.
Discovery just like a Range Rover at a fraction of price
Land Rover Discovery
Key facts
Five-seater; from €55,120 (including VAT); delivery, related charges extra; 3-litre V6 (2,993cc) diesel 210bhp; 4x4; 207g/km; torque 520Nm, maximum torque between 1,500 – 2,500rpm; towing capacity 3,500kg; air suspension.
Standard equipment:
Includes 8spd automatic gearbox, Hill-start assist, Stop/start technology, electric park brake, Hill-Descent Control, rear park sensors, DAB radio, Bluetooth connectivity with audio streaming, leather seats, steering wheel with audio/telephone controls, 19in alloys, heated electric mirrors, automatic climate control and cruise control.
This is a mammoth. There is no other way to describe it. You don't get in – you climb in. The cabin is enormous and you feel like you are in a Range Rover.
Indeed many have asked why you'd bother with the latter when you can have this for tens of thousands less.
I have not been a major devotee down the years because I am aware that in previous guises, Discovery have had their troubles.
However, over the past number of years they have made significant and substantial improvements and upgrades. It's a totally different animal now.
I've driven this off-road abroad. I've had it up to its neck in thick mud, and deep water. I experienced that strange sensation of either panicking or trusting the car when it felt like a submerging submarine.
Without exception I opted for trust. It never wavered. I've driven it over rocky outcrops at angles that, I thought, defied gravity and balance. It is a serious package.
With five big seats and a driving position that is not properly described by the word 'elevated' it also benefits from a sprucing up this year. The 'Discovery' name is now across the bonnet (it used to have Land Rover) and there is a new light cluster. The diesel engine has great low-end pulling power.
There is an 8spd automatic transmission in this and its 'intelligent' system takes care of coping with the prevailing underfoot conditions. It is a powerful drive on the tarmac and instils total confidence off-road.
The only thing against the Discovery is the legacy of former models. Funny how these things linger but this is now a mighty impressive machine and a big, big seller.
Extraordinary capability in all-rounder
Toyota Land Cruiser Business Commercial
Key facts
Five-seater from €53,995 (including VAT), delivery and related charges extra. Full-time 4WD; 3-litre D-4D diesel (2,982cc; 190bhp; 3,000kg towing capacity; 420Nm torque; 39.7mpg; 214g/km). High and low-range transmission, double wishbone suspension at the front and a live-rear axle with four-link and lateral rod location at rear.
Standard equipment
Dual-zone climate control; remote audio switches; electric lumber support; leather upholstery; cruise control; electric/adjustable/heated front seats; Toyota Touch 2 (multimedia system); rear-view camera; nine-speaker radio/CD (MP3/WMA file compatible); Bluetooth mobile phone hands-free system; USB port and AUX socket for audio connectivity; connection to iPod, MP3 players, USB Flash Drive etc; 17in alloys; front fogs and side steps.
This vehicle is regarded by many as the best all-rounder on and off the road, though I'm sure the others will have something to say about that.
I remember, some time back, taking a seven-seater Land Cruiser, pictured above, down a long slippery, cloying, deeply rutted muddy lane typical of many a farm route.
It was extraordinarily capable but because of its severely-high price at the time I took it for granted and dismissed it as being for an elite sort of buyer.
The technology was impressive but way outside most people's capacity to purchase.
Now it is a different matter, as it is there for a lot less money in the five-seater.
I took it for a recent drive around west Dublin and it reminded me of how good this can be on the road as well as off-road.
It felt bigger and roomier than the Pajero and less massive than the Discovery and I found it, despite heavy traffic and brazen cyclists, a bit easier to drive than either of those.
There is a lot of room in it – though again I prefer the upswing tailgate to the sideways opening on this.
It does really well on keeping things simple, such as functions for off-roading and the 4.2in multi-information display which conveys fuel consumption, range, temperature and a variety of on-board systems.
I thought the icons for elements such as phones and connectivity were particularly excellent – hands free and uncluttered.
It is a fine example of how lots of functions can be channelled through a few 'windows'.
This is the most user-friendly I've come across.
Again, leather is standard and the seats are large, strong and, in the one I drove, had lumbar support just where and when I needed it.
This is something those who negotiate bumpy and rough terrain on a daily basis should always check out.
Backs take a fair hammering being jostled up-and-down and from side to side.
We often don't realise that – until it is too late.
I think the Land Cruiser is one of those understated, but exceptional, vehicles that ranks with the best.
A reasonably-priced and roomy drive that packs a real punch
Mitsubishi Pajero Executive
Key facts
From €49,950 (including VAT), delivery and related charges extra; five-seater; automatic (5spd); selective 4x4; 3.2-litre turbocharged/intercooled four-cylinder; 200bhp; direct injection; 441Nm torque; 3,500kg towing capacity. Suspension – double wishbone coil springs with stabiliser bar at front, multi-link coil springs with stabiliser bar at rear.
Standard equipment
Front and rear air-con; sat nav; rear-park distance; cruise control; electric sunroof; Bluetooth hands-free phone kit; electric windows; electric/ heated/folding door mirrors; rear Isofix child-seat anchors; leather seat upholstery; central armrests; 18in alloys; rain sensor wipers; side steps etc.
The 200bhp gave it serious grunt on the road where it required just 2WD.
You can pick 4WD at the push of a button (Super Select 4WD system) and switch between the two at speeds of up to 100kmph.
There are low-gear ratios for the dirty, muddy, heavy pulling jobs as well as electronic traction and stability control.
In many ways I expected all that and, unless I had a trailer load of cattle to haul or a rocky mountainside to manoeuvre, I would not require the extra traction.
However, as this is likely to combine as a farm and family 'car' it is obvious the Mitsubishi people pushed hard to have Pajero score highly on comfort.
It is big and roomy but, on the road, did not feel overwhelming or overpowering.
It certainly didn't feel as mammoth as the Land Rover Discovery.
This had a lot of cargo room when I folded the rear seats, as well as rear-seat room when the second row was upright.
The Pajero has built a strong profile with its endurance drives.
I liked the cabin in this. It was nicely comfortable and the trim is certainly not something you'd normally associate with 'commercial'.
I felt surfaces in the cabin would cope well with the rough and tumble of everyday use because they are hard-wearing.
I'm not mad about the rear door opening sideways. I prefer upwards, preferably with a split tailgate.
No question, however, that getting stuff into the load area was easy and I could fold the seats and re-instate them quickly – without having to re-read the handbook.
It really is the sort of vehicle you could drive for hours without feeling discomfited.
One of the major criticisms that has endured over the years was that the 7-seater Pajero was quite expensive.
In stark contrast, this 5-seater is really well priced now, has lots of equipment and has some of the best engineering around.
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ElChino223 7 years ago#1
Texas is culturally and morally irevellant.
Stone-in-Focus 7 years ago#2
She is indeed born from a wish, i.e., not real, even in spite of her interaction with the also not-real Ernest.
[ the singularity is near ]
What's the deal with Ernest anyway?
And how come even though Maria takes the White Chism to him it still ends up back in the appartments for James to find?
Ham of Hams=Win Hamehameha.
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I just find it strange that she is self-aware...
You're gonna like the way you look. I guarantee it.
Only in New Game Plus. Bonus items are not part of the game canon.
As for Maria - she was created by the town (or it's Gods if you wish) to be part of James' Journey of Realization. Her only purpose is to represent Mary and what James did to her - which is why she's killed several times by Pyramid Head, who symbolizes James. She can only be seen by James, which is why she never interacts with the other characters. "I hate Bowling".
Part of me doesn't like that Born from a Wish gave Maria her own personality. Instead of a piece of a large puzzle, shes now viewed as a tragic character.
"Deliver us from this evil or let us perish"
~ Cheshire Cat, American McGee's Alice
Stone-in-Focus 7 years ago#6
I have a very, very different take on why Maria exists and what her purpose is, but she was created by James' mind, not the alleged 'gods' of the town (I don't believe there really are any gods in Silent Hill, nor do I believe the town itself has any sapience or will). The games are filled with references to gods and implications of a sentient town, but the creators have, thus far, been very clever in never once proving these implications to be fact.
Also, the "Rebirth" ending is as canon as the other three main endings, according to Team Silent (none of them are specifically THE canon ending). This, of course, does raise the question about why the Chrism reappears for James at a later time . . . unless James has already found it at this point and it 'reappears' specifically for Maria. It's hard to say for certain, as both scenarios take place at the same time.
[ the singularity is near ]
HPHovercraft 7 years ago#7
Part of me doesn't like that Born from a Wish gave Maria her own personality. Instead of a piece of a large puzzle, shes now viewed as a tragic character.
The one doesn't preclude the other. That she has her own personality and memories doesn't change the fact that she is nothing more than a construct. I've not played this sub-scenario, but I can't imagine anything in it that couldn't be explained easily as a fabrication of the same force that constructed her in the first place.
Sure, she'd think those memories were real, but that doesn't mean they're objectively so...
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Stone-in-Focus 7 years ago#8
Maria never actually recalls any memories at all, save for her allusions to Laura (which are obviously not her own memories).
[ the singularity is near ]
^Hence the confusion in the intro to the "Born From a Wish" sub-scenario. It may seem odd that it portrays Maria as a tragic character, but I think it really manifests the objective tendencies that the town can create. Like you said, although not "Intentional by a sentient" it is obviously the product of someone's contemplation. Probably James' mental energies manifested through whatever ethereal algorithm Silent Hill creates (or doesn't create) things to be viewed by the antagonists' perspectives.
Good lord that was a mouthful -_-
You're gonna like the way you look. I guarantee it.
Stone-in-Focus 7 years ago#10
Gosh, rufus, this here fella talks just like a book.
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The Sectional Tournament at the Clubs (STaC) continues today, Saturday, Dec. 14, and Sunday, Dec. 15, at ACBL sanctioned local clubs. The Airport Bridge Club will have two STaC sessions today, at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., and a STaC Swiss team game at 11 a.m. Sunday.
The Airport Bridge Club's annual Cookie Bash, which runs from Monday, Dec. 16, to Sunday, Dec. 22, will include homemade holiday cookies, extra points and other surprises.
The Bridge Center of Buffalo will have a holiday party with its games at noon Tuesday, Dec. 17; 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18; and 7:15 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 19.
2014 Tournament calendar
Buffalo Winter Sectional – Main-Transit Fire Hall, 6777 Main St., Williamsville. Friday, Jan. 3, to Sunday, Jan. 5. For info, click this link.
Cleveland Rock and Roll Regional – Holiday Inn (Cleveland) South, 6001 Rockside Road, Independence, Ohio. Wednesday, Jan. 15, to Sunday, Jan. 19. For info, click this link.
60th Niagara District Sectional – Holiday Inn & Suites Parkway Convention Centre, 327 Ontario Street, St. Catharines, Ont., Friday, Feb. 7, to Sunday, Feb. 9. For info, click this link.
Buffalo Spring Sectional – Main-Transit Fire Hall, 6777 Main St., Williamsville. Friday, April 4, to Sunday, April 6.
Toronto Easter Regional – Doubletree By Hilton Hotel, 655 Dixon Road, Toronto, Ont. Tuesday, April 15, to Sunday, April 20.
Cleveland All-American Regional – Holiday Inn (Cleveland) South, 6001 Rockside Road, Independence, Ohio. Monday, May 20, to Sunday, May 26.
District 5 Summer Sectional Tournament at the Clubs (STaC) – Monday, June 9, 2014, to Sunday, June 15, 2014.
Burt Garrell Syracuse Regional – Holiday Inn, 441 Electronics Parkway, Liverpool. Monday, Aug. 4, to Sunday, Aug. 10.
Buffalo Fall Sectional – Main-Transit Fire Hall, 6777 Main St., Williamsville. Friday, Sept. 12, to Sunday, Sept. 14.
Buffalo Spooktacular Regional – Venue still TBA, Tuesday, Oct. 21, to Sunday, Oct. 26.
District 5 Winter Sectional Tournament at the Clubs (STaC) – Monday, Dec. 8, to Sunday, Dec. 14.
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The Duplicate Bridge column is compiled weekly by News Staff Reporter Dale Anderson. The print version normally appears in the Life & Arts section in the Saturday edition of The Buffalo News. If it's not in its usual place, try the Sports section.
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Week of Dec. 2 to Dec. 8
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Airport Bridge Club Monday morning – Howell. A: Ron Henrikson and Mike Silverman, 59.72%; B: Linda Wynes and Nancy Kessler, 58.85%%; Martin and Barbara Pieterse, 57.78%; C: Joyce Greenspan and Barbara Sadkin, 54.17%; Nadine Stein and Judy Kaprove, 53.13%.
Airport Bridge Club Tuesday morning – North-south, A/B: Ed Drozen and Bill Boardman, 57.86%; C: Linda and Paul Zittel, 52.95%; east-west, A/B: Nancy Kessler and John Kirsits, 60.75%; C: Marilyn Sultz and Ruth Wurster, 48.95%.
Airport Bridge Club Wednesday morning – Howell. A: Bill Boardman and Jerry Geiger, 55.74%; Chuck Schorr and Mike Silverman, 55.50%; B: Celine Murray and Dale Anderson, 53.42%; C: Rosalie Rosenband and Sandra Silverberg, 52.66%; Sudhakar Rao Perala and Ruth Hnath, 48.65%.
Airport Bridge Club Thursday morning – One Winner. A: Paul Libby and Harry Cheung, 67.95%; B: Anne Watkins and Rita Sierocinski, 61.54%; Joe Benenati and Mike Kisiel, 56.73%; C: Barbara Sadkin and Sandra Scheff, 55.13%; Don Grant and Linda Wynes, 46.80%.
Airport Bridge Club Friday morning – One Winner. A: Paul and Barbara Libby, 66.88%; Florence Notto and Mike Silverman, 61.54%; B: Art Schumacher and Barbara Multerer, 56.48%; C: Joyce Greenspan and Barbara Sadkin, 54.60%; Jim and Gloria Brown, 52.24%.
Airport Bridge Club Saturday morning – Howell. A: Bill Boardman and Cleveland Fleming, 57.74%; B: Dorothy May and Ron Henrikson, 54.76%; Art Matthies and Mike Silverman, 54.17%; C: Janet Frisch and Chuck Heimerl, 49.40%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Tuesday noon – Non-life masters. North-south, A/B: (tie) Sandra Silverberg and Pat Kilbury, 58.93%; Bruce Burr and Ross Markello, 58.93%; C: Laurie Foster and Judy Zeckhauser, 41.07%; east-west, A: Bonne Hall and Celine Murray, 58.33%; B: Natalie Abramson and Joanne Privitera, 57.44%; Linda Milch and Sharon Chang, 56.55%; Carol Roth and Ann Torrell, 55.95%; Gail Pitterman and Elaine Moon, 55.95%; C: Adrienne Sakavicius and John Wolf, 53.87%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Wednesday morning – Howell. A/B: (tie) Claire Gareleck and Harry Meyers, Chris Urbanek and Judy Padgug, 57.87%; Stan Kozlowski and Bob Padgug, 56.02%; Fred Yellen and Bud Seidenberg, 55.56%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Wednesday evening – Howell. A/B: Bert Hargesheimer and Christy Kellogg, 65.48%; C: Sue Neubecker and Dian Petrov, 54.76%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Thursday noon – 0-750 Game. North-south, A/B/C: Nicholas Leibovic and Terrence Camp, 63.69%; Christine Grant and Helen "Mickey" Martin, 61.44%; east-west, A/B: Tish Schiffman and Sudhakar Rao Perala, 57.53%; C: Mary Ball and Joyce Frayer, 55.70%; Violet Makhija and Laurie Foster, 55.18%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Thursday evening – North-south, A: Bert Hargesheimer and Christy Kellogg, 60.88%; B: (tie) Manju Ceylony and Shakeel Ahmad, Saleh Fetouh and Dian Petrov, 55.47%; Pat Burns and Jeanne Gladysz, 54.43%; C: Edith Knaszak and Jan O'Mara, 50.46%; east-west, A: Pat Rasmus and Gene Giorgini, 59.49%; Art Morth and Bill Rushmore, 56.25%; B: Ten-Pao Lee and Linda Burroughsford, 54.86%; C: Peter Patterson and Henry Chudy, 49.31%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Friday morning – North-south, A: Christy Kellogg and Linda Burroughsford, 52.68%; B: Carolyn Siracuse and Anne Watkins, 52.08%; C: Nadine Stein and Harry Meyers, 51.49%; east-west, A/B: James Tao and Harry Cheung, 58.63%; Pat Rasmus and Cathy Majewski, 54.46%; Judy Graf and Elaine Universal, 54.46%; C: Andrei and Tova Reinhorn, 50%.
Bridge Center of Buffalo Saturday noon – Howell. A/B/C: John Marvin and Usha Khurana, 63.19%; (tie) Ted Kahn and Bob Olin, Warren O'Connell and Chris Urbanek, 54.17%.
Bridge Club of East Aurora Wednesday morning – (Tie) Enid Sweet and Lillian Gotshall, Dan Clark and Dave Larcom, 60%; Jim Downing and David Floyd, 57.28%; Art Schumacher and Joe Rooney, 56.37%; Joe Benenati and Philip Kintner, 54.58%, Glen and Pat Schmarder 54.54%.
Bridge Club Meridian Monday morning – North-south, Jerry Geiger and Stan Kozlowski, 59.82%; (tie) Bob Andersen and Fran Kurtz, Dick Czarnecki and Judie Bailey, 52.08%; Rita Sofia and Anne Watkins, 49.11%; east-west, Bud Seidenberg and Fred Yellen, 61.64%; Pat Burns and Jeanne Gladysz, 61.38%; Walt Olszewski and John Kirsits, 52.12%.
Delaware Wednesday evening – North-south, Carolyn Siracuse and Bill Rich, 58.9%; Paul Ziebarth and Eugene Nowotniak, 51.7%; east-west, Nancy Acara and Sandy Marcussen, 59.6%; Chuck Heimerl and Vince Taeger, 56.1%.
Lockport Duplicate Tuesday evening – Howell. A: Judie Bailey and Bob Lederhouse, 60%; B: Jasbeer and Violet Makhija, 59.7%; C: Miriam Regnet and Elve Johnston, 58.8%.
Lockport Duplicate Saturday afternoon – Howell. A: (tie) Miriam Regnet and Roy Crocker, Dave and Jane Larcom, 57%; B: Edie Moran and Anne Clancy, 54%.
Unit 116 Annual Meeting and Game Sunday afternoon – A: Chris Urbanek and Stan Kozlowski, 68.70%; Judy Padgug and Bud Seidenberg, 62.57%; B: Barbara and Martin Pieterse, 60.39%; Inge Gallant and Nancy Wolstoncroft, 58.73%; C: Davis Heussler and Thomas Koralewski, 53.23%; Paul Zittel and Dan Pfeffer, 49.48%.
Other clubs
ABA Humboldt Bridge Club Tuesday evening – Howell. Pearl Harris and Jewel Marshall, 72.25%; Diana Brown and Shirley Thompson, 55%.
Amherst Senior Center Monday afternoon – North-south, Bruce Burr and Ross Markello, 72%; Chuck Heimerl and Marion Morber, 50%; east-west, Bruce and Jill Brown, 66%; Diane Forrest and Marie Schneider, 58%.
Canterbury Woods Duplicate Wednesday – North-south, Eleanor Murray and Fred Nadel, 60%; Dee Schaeffer and Lil Ungerleider, 57.8%; east-west, Estelle Gafter and Esther Greene, 60.6%; Irwin Brock and Sandy Recoon, 55.6%.
Clarence Senior Center Thursday – North-south, Jan Roalsvig and Stan Kozlowski, 60%; east-west, Elaine Wegrzyn and Alan Ohloeft, 56%.
Town of Tonawanda Senior Center Wednesday – Howell. Paul Morgante and Esther Ferris, 62.5%; (3-way tie) Frank Bernard and Ruth Elliot, Anita Kohn and Thelma Frauenhofer, Lou Lombardi and Marie Lanza, 53%.
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Louis Joseph LoScudo, 79, of Amarillo died Friday, June 3, 2011, in Huntsville, Ala., surrounded by his loving family and memories of his cherished friends in his heart.
Louis was born March 17, 1932, in Johnstown, Pa. He was the third child born of five children to Alfonzo and Anna (DeFazio) LoScudo. He attended Johnstown High School.
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James Larry Daniels, born on Oct. 16, 1947, was granted his angel wings on June 15, 2011. His final days were spent surrounded by family and friends who Larry had touched in some way throughout his very memorable life.
At his request, no service was held. Arrangements are by Angel Funeral Home, 2209 S. Arthur St.
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His interests included spending time with his wife and family, shooting and traveling. He was a devoted husband, father, grandpa and friend. He didn't like long eulogies of praise and would be the first to admit to human weakness.
He is survived by his wife, Sherry Daniels; two sons, Shaun Daniels and wife Tracy and Brian Shane Daniels; his sisters, Gloria and husband Junior and Ann; a stepbrother, Marvin and wife Sherry; three grandsons; and three granddaughters.
He was preceded in death by his father, Clifton Daniels; his mother, Mary; and a brother, Wayne.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to BSA Hospice of Amarillo, P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79105.
A special thank-you to Linda Bayer and the BSA Hospice team who assited our family in our time of need.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Lettie Marie Arnold Hahn
Lettie Marie Arnold Hahn, 75, of Amarillo died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Ivy Chapel, 2800 Paramount Blvd., with Kurt Oheim of Pinnacle Community Church officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery.
Mrs. Hahn was born Oct. 30, 1935, in Silverton to Joe and Gracie O'Neal. She previously lived in Vigo Park until 1974. She was a member of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and the Eastern Star.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Edgar Arnold in 1974, and Alfred Hahn in 1993.
Survivors include two daughters, Paula Kathlea LeGrand and Lois Marie Burch, both of Amarillo; a son, Joe Ed Arnold of Beaver, Okla.; a sister, Klela Faye Waldie of San Saba; and three grandsons, Bobby Arnold of Afghanistan, and Chris LeGrand and Clayton LeGrand, both of Amarillo.
The family suggests memorials be to Shriner's Burn Hospital in Galveston, in care of Khiva Temple, P.O. Box 328, Amarillo, TX 79105; Cal Farley's Boys Ranch, P.O. Box 1890, Amarillo, TX 79174-0001; or Special Olympics, 2400 Line Ave., Amarillo, TX 79106.
Leave online condolences at www.boxwellbrothers.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Guadalupe "Lupe" Guzman Lopez
Guadalupe "Lupe" Guzman Lopez, 63, of Amarillo Wednesday, June 15, 2011.
Family memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in The Haven in Olton with the Rev. Joe Carrasco, pastor and family friend, officiating.
Mr. Lopez was born Feb. 13, 1948, in Somerset to Louis Sr. and Pat Guzman Lopez. He worked in the farm industry around the South Plains of Texas and worked in retail in Amarillo before retiring.
Survivors include his wife, Pat; six brothers, Louis A Lopez Jr., Larry Lopez, Ray Lopez and Leroy Lopez, all of Olton, Eusebio Lopez of Spade and Henry Lopez of Stanford; and a sister, Marilyn Lopez of Olton.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Carl Manley Hall
Carl Manley Hall, 80, of Amarillo died Wednesday, June 15, 2011.
Graveside services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Plainview Cemetery with Ricky Pfeil, pastor of Kingdom Keys Church, officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Carl was born March 25, 1931, in Plainview to George and May Hall. He moved in 1944 to Amarillo, where he served as a firefighter at the Amarillo Air Force Base.
He moved to Anchorage, Alaska, where he served as a firefighter for 20 years. Carl retired in 1980 and became an insurance agent. He was a Baptist.
Survivors include a son, Hal Hall of Alaska; two sisters, Alexia Leachman of Amarillo and Clara Maggard of Hugo, Okla.; a brother, Sammie Hall of Ventura, Calif.; and several nieces and nephews, including Dr. Sancy Leachman and husband Craig, with whom he was especially close.
The family suggests memorials be to Kingdom Keys Church, 2615 Paramount Blvd., Amarillo, TX 79105; or a charity of choice.
Leave online condolences at www.boxwellbrothers.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
R. Ben Neely
R. Ben Neely, 76, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 16, 2011.
Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in First Presbyterian Church in Amarillo with Dr. Murray Gossett, associate pastor, officiating. Private burial will be in Llano Cemetery by Cox Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
Mr. Neely was born Nov. 30, 1934, in Amarillo. He graduated in 1953 from Amarillo High School. He earned his B.B.A. and M.B.A. degrees in marketing from the University of Texas in Austin.
After serving in the U.S. Army, he worked as a professional marketing researcher in New Orleans and Dallas. In 1969, Mr. Neely and his family moved back to Amarillo, where he worked as a jobber with his brother, Dan R. Neely, for Chevron Oil Co.
From 1983 to 2003, Mr. Neely worked as an instructor in marketing and management at West Texas A&M University. In addition to his teaching duties, he served as director of the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies and director of the Small Business Institute.
Mr. Neely was a lifelong member of the NRA and Pioneer Gun Collectors Association. He was a deacon and lifelong member of the First Presbyterian Church. He was regarded as a gentle man by those who were closest to him.
He loved his family very much especially his three granddaughters who called him Pepaw. He also was a dog lover and made fast friends with each one he met. His favorite dog was a little black mixed breed named, Babbie.
He married Elizabeth Jane Wilson on Sept. 1, 1956, at First Presbyterian Church. They were married 52 years.
The family wishes to express its gratitude to the nurses and staff of Heritage Convalescent Center for their loving care.
He was preceded in death by his wife; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Neely; a sister, Doris Nelson; and a brother.
Survivors include three children, Bob Neely and wife April, Stephen Neely and wife Rebecca, all of Amarillo, and Susan Boudin and husband Olivier of Edmond, Okla.; three grandchildren, Elizabeth Neely, Katie Neely and Emilie Boudin; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Dr. Olen and Edna Wilson of Amarillo; two nephews; and six nieces.
The family suggests memorials be to First Presbyterian Church, 1100 S. Harrison St., Amarillo, TX 79101.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Sign the online guest book at www.coxfuneralhomeamarillo.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Don Walton Sr.
Don Walton Sr., 69, of Amarillo died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Memorial services will be at 3 p.m. Monday in Cox Funeral Home Benton Chapel, 4180 Canyon Drive with Charlie Cox officiating.
Don was born in Dallas and raised in Bushland. He was a 1959 graduate of Tascosa High School and also attended West Texas State University.
He farmed in Bushland for 20 years until 1979. He then went to work in the car business as a finance man, He worked for Plains Chevrolet as well as other dealerships in Amarillo.
He married Sherry Shaw on June 17, 1988, in Bushland. They moved to Fredericksburg in 1990.
He returned to Amarillo in 2009. He was a longtime member of Bushland Baptist Church and was a member of Fredericksburg Baptist Church.
Don loved music and loved to sing. He played piano, violin and the flute. He was known for his great sense of humor and his love of laughter. He and with his wife served as foster parents for many years.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Nakita Fernandez; and his parents, James and Irene Walton.
Survivors include his wife, Sherry Shaw; five sons, Don Walton Jr., John Walton and Marty Walton and wife Shani, all of Amarillo, Jim Walton and wife Dawna of Virginia, and Wendell Fernandez of Fredericksburg; three daughters, Tracy Ellerbrock and husband Adam of Cincinatti, Michelle Koetting and husband Mark of Amarillo, and Mallory Lynn and husband Nick of Fredericksburg; a sister, Carol Meeks of Bushland; and 16 gandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
The family suggests memorials be to BSA Hospice, P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79105.
Sign the online guest book at www.coxfuneralhomeamarillo.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Daniel B. "Dan" O'Connor
Daniel B. "Dan" O'Connor, 70, of Amarillo died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Schooler Funeral Home Brentwood Chapel, 4100 S. Georgia St., with Don R. Watson, elder, officiating. Burial will be at 2 p.m. in Erick Cemetery in Erick, Okla.
Daniel was born Jan. 1, 1941, in Erick to Dora and John "Buddy" O'Connor. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1959 and completed three years.
After getting out of the Army, he worked at different body shops. He went to work for John Chandler Ford Body Shop on Jan. 2, 1984. He retired there as body shop manager on Feb. 1, 2009.
He married Mary McKinney O'Connor on Jan. 1, 1980.
He was preceded in death by his parents; five brothers, Roy, Charles, John T., George and Eddie; and a sister, Inise.
Survivors include his wife, Mary; two stepdaughters, Shirley Walker of Duncanville and Katherine Reann File of Gruver; two stepsons, Claude Lee O'Connor of Hockley and Wade Ray "Pete" Woods of Amarillo; seven grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two sisters, Jessie Jackson of Amarillo and Ruth McCluseland of Lubbock; numerous nieces and nephews; and a host of friends.
Sign the online guest book at www.schoolerfuneralhome.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Roy Neal McNeer
Roy Neal McNeer, 59, of Amarillo died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday in LaGrone-Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Directors Coulter Road Chapel, 8310 S. Coulter St., with Frank Wilson Jr. officiating.
Roy was born Dec. 22, 1951, in Las Vegas to J.L. and Annie McNeer. The family moved in 1956 to Amarillo. Roy graduated from Palo Duro High School in 1970.
He was preceded in death by his father, J.L. McNeer.
Survivors include his mother, Annie McNeer of Amarillo; a brother, Walter McNeer and wife Carol of Amarillo; a sister, Linda Upchurch and husband David; five nieces; two nephews; and several great-nieces and great-nephews.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks everyone to help a loved one who smokes to stop smoking.
Sign the online guest book at www.lagroneblackburnshaw.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Peggy Carroll Simmons
Peggy Carroll Simmons, 85, of Amarillo died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Burial will be at 11 a.m. Monday in Llano Cemetery. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. in the parlor at Park Place Towers with Jerry Bell officiating. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Peggy was born Feb. 17, 1926, in Nacogdoches to Henry and Irene Carroll. She graduated from Albuquerque High School in Albuquerque, N.M., and moved to Amarillo in 1946.
She married Donald C. Simmons on Dec. 11, 1943, in Albuquerque. She was in the PEO Sisterhood, Chapter FM, where she held many positions and was very active.
Peggy also was a volunteer for St. Anthony's Hospital Auxiliary for many years. She was an avid bridge player and taught 5-year-olds Sunday school at First Baptist Church for 13 years.
Peggy and Donald were bus escorts for Continental Trailways bus tours. She enjoyed sewing, reading, cooking and entertaining.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Donald C. Simmons.
Survivors include a son, Donald Simmons Jr. and wife Linda of Shreveport, La.; a daughter, Debby Petronis and husband Joe of Lampasas; five grandchildren, Amie Plumley and husband Eric of Memphis, Tenn., Joe Petronis and wife Mary of Austin, Joby Petronis of St. Paul, Minn., and Whitney Simmons and Ben Simmons and wife Claire, all of Shreveport; two great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
Leave online condolences at www.boxwellbrothers.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Bob Ramsey
PERRYTON - Bob Ramsey, 76, died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Fellowship Baptist Church with the Revs. Tim Ramsey and Wes Stevens officiating. Burial will be in Ochiltree Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Bob was born July 1, 1934, in Yuba, Okla., to Floyd and Alice Ramsey. He married Lawanda Ramsey on May 13, 1954. He was a mechanic and a truck driver, and a member of Fellowship Baptist Church in Perryton.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Floyd and Alice Ramsey; a brother; and a sister.
Survivors include his wife, Lawanda Ramsey; four sons, Michael Lynn Ramsey of Oklahoma City, Timothy Brett Ramsey of Perryton, Andrew Kyle Ramsey of Paris, Texas, and Cori Phillip Ramsey of Amarillo; four daughters, Lorri Beth Jackson of Pampa, Traci Jo Aylor of Amarillo, Karri Lea Haberthur of Perryton and Juli Dawn Lowman of Borger; 27 grandchildren; 10 stepgrandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Esperanza Torres
HEREFORD - Esperanza Torres, 65, died Friday, June 17, 2011, in Lubbock.
Rosary will be said at 7 p.m. today in Rix Funeral Directors Chapel. Memorial services will be 6 p.m. Monday at the funeral home.
Esperanza was born in 1946 in Eagle Pass. She moved to the Texas Panhandle in 1952.
Esperanza worked at various local businesses, including Smith's grocery store, Taylor's and Save-N-Gain. Moreover, Esperanza had a highly successful baking business, as she was well-known for her birthday and wedding cakes.
Esperanza volunteered at the American Red Cross, was a member of the Elks club and most recently worked at Aikman Elementary School.
In her spare tine, she loved spending time with her grandchildren. She also loved visiting casinos and playing bingo.
Esperanza loved attending and supporting her children in all activities, namely sporting events. She had a beautiful smile, magnetic personality and the kindest of hearts.
Survivors include her husband, Natividad Torres Jr.; three sons, Rodney Torres of Amarillo, Ross Torres of Dallas and Ronald Torres of Lubbock; a daughter, Roxann Gonzales of Levelland; a sister, Maria Lena Marquez of Dallas; a brother, Rafael Iruegas of Amarillo; 11 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
Visitation will begin at 1 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Dell Jean Brown
PAMPA - Dell Jean Brown, 82, died Thursday, June 16, 2011.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in First Baptist Church with the Rev. Barry Owens, associate pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery by Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.
Dell was born Feb. 13, 1929, in Shattuck, Okla. She graduated from Follett High School in Follett; attended Baylor University; and graduated in 1965 with a degree in elementary education from West Texas State University.
She married Wayne E. Brown on May 20, 1949, in Follett. He preceded her in death on Dec. 28, 1998.
Dell taught private piano lessons for 10 years and was a member of the Pampa Community Concert Association. She also worked in her husband's accounting practice for 40 years until his retirement in 1993.
Dell was an active member for 48 years at First Baptist Church, where she served as a general officer and was on the counting committee.
The family would like to express their love and appreciation to Dell's caregivers, Bonita Milligan and Candace Kirby, for their loving care and friendship.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Jack and Dell Barton of Follett.
Survivors include two daughters, Barbara Grisham and husband Gary of Houston and Roberta Hendricks and husband Roy of Pampa; a granddaughter, Meredith Aiken and husband Brett of Queen Creek, Ariz.; a niece, Dawnda Bradley; and two nephews, Brac Brown and Bret Brown.
The family suggests memorials be to First Baptist Church, P.O. Box 621, Pampa, TX 79066-0621; or PAWS, P.O. Box 2095, Pampa, TX 79066-2095.
The family will be at the home of Roy and Roberta Hendricks.
Sign the online guest book at www.carmichael-whatley.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Larry Wayne Roberts
PERRYTON - Larry Wayne Roberts, 64, died Thursday, June 16, 2011.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Church of Christ in Perryton with Mikel Petersen officiating. Graveside services will be at 11:30 a.m. in Hansford Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home in Perryton.
Mr. Roberts was born Oct. 26, 1946, in Liberal, Kan. He married Donna Gilley on March 2, 1990, in Perryton.
Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Joann Nalley of Amarillo; and a son, James Craig Roberts of Amarillo.
The family suggests memorials be to Panhandle Crisis Center, P.O. Box 502, Perryton, TX 79070; or American Heart Association, P.O. Box 841125, Dallas, TX 75284-1125.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
David Lawrence "Larry" Steel
DALHART - David Lawrence "Larry" Steel, 55, died Sunday, June 12, 2011, in Florida.
Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Memorial Park Cemetery with Bob McAlister, retired Baptist minister, officiating. Arrangements are by Horizon Funeral Home.
Larry was born March 12, 1956, in Dalhart to Charles W. and Netha L. Gray Steel. He was raised in Dalhart, where he graduated in 1974 from Dalhart High School. In 1980, he received his B.B.A. from Baylor University and moved to New York.
Larry graduated in 1987 from Parsons School of Design. He was a designer for Westpoint Stevens in New York for more than 20 years. After leaving New York, he moved to Hollywood, Fla., where he was affiliated with Macy's.
He was preceded in death by a brother, John Winston Steel.
Survivors include his parents, Charles and Netha Steel of Dalhart; a sister, Jane Ann Kelly of Amarillo; a brother, Richard Charles Steel of Big Spring; three nieces, Katy Flood and husband Tanner of Spring, Emily Kelly of Midland and Jennie Steel of Big Spring; and two nephews, Winston Kelly of Midland and Connor Steel of Big Spring.
The family suggests memorials be to Hidden Falls Ranch, P.O. Box 136, Wayside, TX 79094.
Sign the online guest book at www.horizonfuneral.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
Rose M. "Busch" Wilson
PERRYTON - Rose M. "Busch" Wilson, 80, died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in First Christian Church with the Rev. Dan Anderson officiating. Burial will be in Ochiltree Cemetery by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of Perryton.
Rose was born Jan. 7, 1931, in Dalhart. She owned and operated Rose's Decorated Cakes since 1969. She was a member of First Christian Church in Perryton.
Rose was a loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She will be missed by her family and a host of friends.
Survivors include two daughters, Dianne V. Felix and husband Kevin and Debbie Felix and husband Doyal, all of Perryton; a brother, Junior Busch of Perryton; a sister, Betty O'Neil of Lubbock; three granddaughters, Deonne Martin, Chassidy Satterfield and Crystal Mariconda; a grandson, Dent Felix; six great-grandchildren, Emmerson Rose and Evynn Martin, Adlee and Conley Felix and Turner and Lydia Satterfield.
The family suggests memorials be to Ochiltree Hospice Volunteers, 3101 Garrett Drive, Perryton, TX 79070; or a favorite charity.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011
David Lavern Farrington
GUYMON, Okla. - David Lavern Farrington, 77, died Friday, June 17, 2011.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Church of the Nazarene with the Rev. Terry Armstrong officiating. Burial will be in Elmhurst Cemetery by Bunch-Roberts Funeral Home.
Mr. Farrington was born Jan. 19, 1934, in Elkhart, Kan., to Martin and Irene Talbert Farrington. He married Dorothy Behne on Nov. 17, 1961, in Guymon.
Survivors include his wife of nearly 50 years; a daughter, LaDonna Brooks of Guthrie; a son, Eddie Farrington of Clayton, N.M.; five grandchildren; a brother, Stout Farrington of Elkhart; and two sisters, Rose Watkins of Maysville, Ark., and Gloria Boaz of Fayetteville, Ark.
The family suggests memorials be to Memorial Hospital Home Care and Hospice; or Church of the Nazarene, in care of the funeral home, P.O. Box 1112, Guymon, OK 73942.
Amarillo Globe-News, June 19, 2011


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If you've ever wanted to play a console game on your phone, you're in luck. Today, Sony announced two new Xperia smartphones with the ability to use the PS4's Remote Play feature. Of course, you won't be expected to swipe and tap to simulate a controller on a touchscreen. Instead, Sony is shipping a device that will attach your phone to a full-fledged DualShock 4. With that in mind, this might just be the best mobile game streaming device we've ever seen.
I'll be the first to admit that there is plenty of room for improvement, but let me explain why PS Now is actually better than I expected it to be.
I love visiting with my family, but it comes with one major downside: the location. You see, my dad's family all live in rural Ohio and West Virginia — where the cloud goes to die. Not only is cell coverage spotty, but residential internet access isn't much better. Speeds are generally abhorrent, and you're lucky if you can maintain a connection for an entire day in some parts of town. Against my better judgement, I decided to try to stream all of my entertainment during my most recent trip.
Today, Sony plans to roll out the PlayStation Now public beta for PS4 owners. Over 100 PS3 games will be made available for rental in the US and Canada, but more platforms, regions, and titles are on their way. After months of waiting, now we finally get to see if Sony can deliver on the promise of game streaming from the cloud. Will it be everything we hoped for?
Early this morning, the prize fund for the Dota 2 International tournament crossed the $10 million mark. Remarkably, just $1.6 million of the prize fund was provided by Valve; the rest was contributed by members of the Dota 2 community who are eager to get their hands on some in-game items, and to support their favorite teams and the nascent esport as a whole. With a prize fund of over $10 million, The International 4 is now larger than The Masters golf tournament.
The PS4 has sold very well so far, but Sony needs to do something to keep consumer interest strong until more AAA exclusive titles hit store shelves. It's too early for a price drop, so hardware bundles make the most sense right now. A recent rumor has the PS4 and PlayStation TV bundled together in the UK, and this could be a sign of a number of meaningful bundles coming this year.
2014 is the year of game streaming. Sony and Valve are both dedicating substantial development resources towards these hotly anticipated features, and rumor has it that Microsoft isn't far behind. With Steam's In-Home Streaming, PS4-Vita Remote Play, and PlayStation Now all coming to bear, it's clear that the gaming industry is betting heavily on game streaming as the next big thing.
PSN Now is coming to open beta on July 31, and more platforms are coming soon. Project Morpheus has three demos on the floor, but no big update on the ETA. However, the best news is the introduction of the PlayStation TV — the North American and European version of the Vita TV. So much more than just video games at Sony's conference.
Valve has announced that it's Steam Machines, previously scheduled to ship this year, will now slip into 2015. The implication is that the company is still hard at work on its controller design.
After a few months of closed testing, Valve has released a public beta version of Steam with In-Home Streaming enabled. In-Home Streaming allows you to stream any game from a host PC to a client (a Mac laptop or wimpy Windows netbook, for example). This will eventually be a key feature that allows for cheap, low-power Steam Machines in the living room that can stream games from a more powerful gaming PC. Read on for our hands-on impressions, and a video demo of me streaming Dark Souls 2 to my laptop while sitting on the toilet.
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by Louise Erdrich
Pregnancy, birth and caring for an infant inspire Erdrich's reflections on being a woman, a mother and a writer in this affecting memoir of a daughter's first year. Acclaimed for her rich prose (The Beet Queen, The Bingo Palace) and lyrical poetry, Erdrich in her new work follows the seasons. In the winter the author describes her very pregnant self as a "whale in snow dunes," in the spring she gives birth, and during summer and fall she detaches from her child to re-center herself as a writer.
Coping with interrupted sleep, chicken pox and a longing for the North Dakota plains of her childhood, Erdrich, who lives on a New Hampshire farm, transforms the mundane into a paean to the mystery and wonder of the creative force, and a celebration of family, nature and memory. (HarperCollins, $21)
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HILTON HEAD ISLAND - Another dead bottlenose dolphin has been found in Beaufort County.
The Island Packet of Hilton Head reports (bit.ly/1g7TNv3) a dolphin found dead in the May River in Bluffton at midday Thursday was the second dead bottlenose found in the county this week.
Wayne McFee of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the dolphin was spotted floating in the water.
It was the 27th dolphin stranded along the South Carolina coast this year. Last year, there were 112 stranded dolphins in what proved to be a record year.
On Monday morning, a dying bottlenose dolphin washed ashore on Hilton Head Island. It was found alive but died before marine biologists could reach it. That dolphin was an older dolphin that might have had pneumonia and a weakened heart.


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Wife wants justice for husband beaten during roadside robbery
A 41-year-old Kenosha man remains in a coma at Froedtert Hospital with a severe brain injury suffered when a man who offered to help get his car out of a ditch late Friday apparently beat and robbed him instead.
Jose Garcia and his wife went off the road in Pleasant Prairie near the intersection of state Highway 165 and I-94. He accepted an offer of help from another driver who said he had run out of gas. The two men walked away together. Garcia later was found unconscious on the roadside, missing his wallet, according to Pleasant Prairie police.
Rosa Garcia and John Lynch, a neurologist caring for her husband, spoke with reporters Wednesday at Froedtert.
"I want to let everyone know that we want to see justice in this case," Rosa Garcia said. "My husband didn't deserve this."
Lynch said that although Jose Garcia's injuries are severe, he has a "reasonable chance of a reasonable recovery."
"If he hadn't come here quickly and got decompressed by a neurosurgeon, I don't think he would have survived," Lynch said.
Another driver in the area told police that he had picked up a man who had run out of gas, taken him to a gas station and back to his car on the I-94 exit ramp to state Highway 165. The man's vehicle is described as a larger, white car.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Pleasant Prairie police at (262) 694-7353 or the Crimestoppers Hotline at (800) 807-8477.
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Turkey Returns to Polls for Parliamentary ElectionsSunday, November 1st, 2015
Turkey goes to the polls today (Sunday, Nov. 1) to choose its parliamentarians. The poll follows a June 7 election that turned the government upside down, removing the Islamist Justice and Development (AK) Party from a single-party majority.
A strong backer of the Muslim Brotherhood, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the rest of the AKP leadership forced the Nov. 1 election in an attempt to regain a parliament majority.
The November polls were called after the AKP failed to create a viable coalition government; ; President Erdogan refused to allow a different party to attempt to form a government instead.
Since June, the interim national unity caretaker government has negotiated two new agreements.
The first deal was reached with the European Union over measures to handle the growing Syrian refugee crisis in exchange for advancing negotiations over Turkey's membership in the EU.
The second agreement was reached in mid-July with the United States over the use by USAF warplanes of Turkish air bases and air space while fighting Da'esh (ISIS) terrorists in Syria and Iraq.Hana Levi Julian


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It doesn't take long to feel the heritage at Mayval Farm in Westhampton, the last operating dairy farm in that town. With a history rich in farming tradition that goes back to 1778 (brother operators Henry III and Edward Parsons were named Massachusetts' Outstanding Dairy Farmers in 1998), the diversified farm that offers dairy, maple syrup, free-range eggs and other products decided to take a closer look at its present-day energy situation.
They started with a call to the Massachusetts Farm Energy Program – a technical and financial assistance program collaboratively operated by USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service, Berkshire-Pioneer Resources Conservation Development and the Department of Agricultural Resources. The initial contact led to a review of the farming operation and ultimately a no-cost energy audit performed by the farm's electrical utility, Western Massachusetts Electric Company (WMECO) of Pittsfield. This audit, in turn, identified three primary energy efficient improvement opportunities: replace the 30-year-old constant speed vacuum pump set with a new variable speed drive operation; replace and increase in size the milk plate cooler; and replace an old, inoperative refrigerant heat recovery system with a new "free" heater unit.
Though only recently installed, these upgrades are already showing results, according to Henry III. The milk is so cool entering the bulk tank that, for the first time he can remember, the refrigeration compressors cycle off during milking time, and he can't wait to see how much propane he'll be saving because of all the pre-heated hot water he gets in his new "free" heater. The new variable drive vacuum pump reduces electrical consumption by varying motor speed to maintain set point, and reduces wear and tear. The new plate cooler pre-cools the milk to about 70 F before it enters the refrigerated milk bulk tank, while simultaneously producing cow-preferred warm (75 F) drinking water. And the "free" heater recovers the bulk milk tank refrigeration system's rejected heat, producing pre-heated hot water upwards to 110 F prior to entering the propane hot water heater – yielding about a 45 percent energy and dollar savings!
Mayval Farm is one of the many family dairy farms in our state and across the country trying to continue its family heritage by becoming more viable through energy efficiency. The new "greener" milk coming from Mayval Farm is projected to need 35-40 percent less energy to produce than before. And they didn't need to go it alone. Technical and financial assistance from all the organizations and agencies cited here worked together with Mayval Farm to make this another great collaborative, agricultural energy team effort! Congratulations to Mayval Farm and may their long-standing family farm operation continue onward for many more generations to come!
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