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"Just a little off the top" is good advice for a barber, but who knew it would be a good suggestion for desktop-replacement laptop shoppers? The HP Pavilion dv6 (1253cl) ($949.99 list) fits just below the dv7 series with a 16-inch rather than 17-inch-class screen and correspondingly smaller chassis. Yet it packs the same potent CPU and graphics hardware as the high-end Pavilion dv7-2170us, and goes a step further by featuring a Blu-ray player instead of a mere DVD+/-RW. The HP Pavilion dv6-1253cl, an aggressively discounted laptop, makes a compelling case for 16 inches as the mobile media center screen-size sweet spot.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 07/07/2009
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Non demanding games should be playable with these graphics cards.
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The Core 2 Duo for laptops is identical to the desktop Core 2 Duo processors but the notebook-processors work with lower voltages (0.95 to 1188 Volt) and a lower Frontside bus clock (1066 vs 667 MHz). The performance of equally clocked notebooks is 20-25% lower than Desktop PCs because of the lower Frontside bus clock and the slower hard disks.
P7450: Entry level Core 2 Duo processor with 3 MB Level 2 Cache and due to the 25 Watt TDP also suited for 13" laptops.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
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Sony rallies spinmeisters as protest hits London shoot
"The Da Vinci Code" may be a worldwide bestseller that spawned a big-budget pic toplining Tom Hanks, but not everyone is bowing down at its altar.
Anticipating the kinds of protests that hit the film's London shoot last week, execs at Sony Pictures and Imagine have enlisted a handful of consultants to ease the pic's reception and to counter any backlash by Catholics and evangelicals against the film.
They've also reportedly sought advice from various experts in Christianity and Catholicism on how to soften potentially inflammatory material in the book.
Surprisingly, given the country's Catholic base, the film's first weeks of shooting in France were free of protest. But when lensing moved to the U.K., the pic ran into obstacles.
Director Ron Howard wanted to shoot at Westminster Abbey, but he was denied due to the "theologically unsound" nature of the book. So London's Lincoln Cathedral was enlisted as a stand-in
But last week, Catholic nuns, led by Sister Mary Michael, held a 12-hour prayer vigil outside the cathedral to protest the filming.
The production is bolstering Lincoln's coffers with $180,000 to aid some long-needed building improvements, and the shoot was sanctioned by Alec Knight, dean of Lincoln Cathedral.
But Sister Mary's vigil on the steps of the church provided a visible reminder that the central premise of Dan Brown's book and the film — that Jesus married Mary Magdalene and had a child — will be a hard sell with evangelicals.
"The Church should not be accepting money for something that is not a true story," Sister Mary told the Times. "To a believer, any believer, what is happening is blasphemous."
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BAILING OUT DETROIT....John Judis, feeling in a rantish mood this morning, wants to know why we're dragging our feet on rescuing the auto industry. If it fails, he says, it won't be like the semiconductor industry in the 80s after the Reagan administration restricted imports and subsidized new research:
The upshot was that the U.S. did lose out to Asia on low-cost semiconductors, but it retained its lead in the most advanced computer technology....That's not going to happen with automobiles and trucks. With them, it is not going to be possible to abandon manufacturing while retaining the ability to engineer and administer. The industry will disappear the way the American television industry disappeared. American workers and engineers will lose their ability to compete in a major durable goods industry — and that's not a good thing.
Other countries seem to understand this. French President Nicholas Sarkozy announced a $33 billion bailout package yesterday. France is not in as bad shape as the United States, but Sarkozy is worried about the French auto industry and is promising to protect it in exchange for a commitment from it to produce cars in France rather than to outsource the production of them.
Speaking for myself, I guess part of my problem is arguments like this one. Will the demise of the Big Three really decimate our design and engineering abilities? Was the loss of the television industry really that big a deal? Do we really want to follow the French lead of bailing out their perpetually ailing national champions year after year?
I guess I want to see a different argument. I don't mind spending the money that much — what's $34 billion between friends? especially during a world historic economic collapse? — but I want to hear a reasonably plausible explanation of how Detroit is going to become viable again in the face of a massive global oversupply of auto manufacturing capacity. Someone's car production is going to have to fall pretty steeply over the next few years, after all, and I want to hear a plan for how it's going to be Germany's or Korea's, not ours.
Even a great plan would only be an absolute minimum requirement, but at least it's a minimum requirement. If we're going to bail these guys out, there needs to be at least, say, a 25% chance that the restructuring plan will produce healthy, going concerns five years from now. I'm not sure I've seen that plan yet, and if being 30 days away from running out of cash isn't enough incentive for GM to produce one, just exactly what is it going to take?


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Parish raises funds for cancer at Relay For Life
Members of Boy Scouts Troop 70 led the way for the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life of Acadia Parish 2014's survivors' lap as part of opening ceremonies. The troop, along with Girls Scout Troop 2345, also presented the colors during the ceremony.
Part of the moving Luminaria Ceremony was the release of the sky lanterns by the Relay For Life of Acadia Parish team members. Like the luminaria bags, the lanterns were purchased by people who wish to honor a cancer survivor or caregiver or in memory of someone who had passed away with cancer.
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The weather held out, but a busy weekend dampened attendance at Relay For Life of Acadia Parish 2014.
That, however, does not mean the event was not a success. It was.
"We want to thank everyone involved this year," said Darlene Thibodeaux, co-chair for the Relay For Life of Acadia Parish 2014 event, "our sponsors, Crowley High School, the city of Crowley, all the team captains and their teams, the committee and the volunteers."
Raising funds for cancer research and projects, teams from across the parish converged onto Crowley High School's track Saturday night to help the American Cancer Society continue the fight against cancer with a fun Louisiana theme, "Laissez Les Bon Temps Relay."
Opening ceremonies began at 6 p.m. with Boy Scouts Troop 70 and Girl Scouts Troop 2345 posting the colors and Tina Reaux singing the national anthem before opening laps began.
"We're all here for the same reason, to finish the fight against cancer," said Thibodeaux.
The first lap belonged to cancer survivors in attendance. As groups of survivors of up to five years, six to 10 years, 11 to 20 years and more than 20 years gathered to begin walking, Thibodeaux asked that those who have been recently diagnosed with cancer to turn around and see the proof that there is hope to survive cancer a really long time.
Cancer patient caregivers joined the survivors for lap two and the teams for lap three.
From then on, entertainment helped keep spirits up as team members took turn walking the track. First up after the opening laps were young baton twirlers "Chicks With Sticks."
The girls were followed up by Dirt Road who played a lengthy set of popular country songs from artists of today and years past.
Following Dirt Road and after the sun set, darkness fell on the track. Sky lanterns were released and the luminaria bags honoring and memorializing those afflicted with cancer remained the only light for the Luminaria Ceremony.
After the lanterns' release, the track began to fill up again as everyone took a silent lap following Thibodeaux's final words of the ceremony, "Let us never forget why we all relay."
As tears left the faces of those attending, the Gypsy Sticks took the stage to play many songs from various genres and decades and lighten the mood.
Both bands donated their time to the event.
Interspersed between band sets throughout the night were other forms of entertainment including a dunking booth and contests like a Blind-folded Peanut Butter and Jelly Relay and a Jell-O eating contest.
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Lenovo IdeaPad Z500
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The Lenovo IdeaPad Z500 is an excellent laptop to consider if you do not want to go much beyond the Rs. 50,000 price bracket. It offers very good performance and is very well put together. It just looks and feels a lot better than most of the alternatives available for that much money. The slim profile adds to that. Factor in the fairly robust gaming capabilities into the mix, and you begin to wonder what Lenovo were doing all along, when they can actually make a laptop as good as this!
Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 03/26/2013
Rating: Total score: 80% price: 90% performance: 80% features: 70% workmanship: 80%
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The Compass was developed to give maximum performance and value without breaking the bank. A great rod for casters and anglers of all skill levels! The medium fast action is well suited to a variety of line types and fishing applications. The rod is finished to our high standards with a blue gray blank and tightly woven green wraps, for a look that is as unique as it is attractive.
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With all of our rods; if you receive the rod, and it's not for you, you can return the unused (plastic still on cork) for a full refund or exchange.
This is the weight of the complete, finished rod. Our weights may appear to be heavier than other manufacturers, but this is because we have chosen to give the weight of the rod as it arrives to you. This is not how many other brands classify their weights.
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Posted by J. Wells on 11th Apr 2016
When I purchased my Compass 6 weight, I picked up an 8 weight at the same time. I had no idea what to expect with these rods but I wanted to compare. I found the 8 weight rod to "feel" totally different than the 6 weight. Much heavier, more stiff, and a seemingly different action (perhaps that's exactly what was intended). Note that I am not criticizing the quality of this rod and that this review is not based on anything more than my personal expectations and preferences. However from a "feel" perspective, I prefer my Compass 6 weight, my more expensive Orvis Clearwater 8 weight, and my less expensive Scientific Anglers 7-8 weight.
Posted by J. Wells on 11th Apr 2016
To match my Kraken 2 reel, I purchased the Compass rod based on customer reviews of both Allen Fly Fishing and the Compass rod itself. After using the rod for a full season, I was impressed with it. Casting smaller flies for panfish and bass, as well as throwing medium-sized pike flies seemed consistently comfortable. Very happy with this rod.
Posted by Joseph Batson on 5th Apr 2016
Bought the 8 weight to use with a Lamson Liquid a few months ago. This is my 2nd fly outfit and couldn't be happier. I use it to fish everything from bass to trout, crappie and everything in between. Caught several sand bass, man that is fun. Great rod at a ridiculous price. My only complaint would be that it didn't come with the Allen sticker. That should be included in all rod and reel purchases. Would defiantly recommend this rod.
Posted by Mark on 25th Oct 2015
First used the Compass 8wt on the Salmon River in NY and it performed wonderfully. It was able to make smooth long casts with heavily weighted line in the spot where I was aiming. I hooked into a 30" Steelhead and it took the head shakes and jumps with no problems and was able to land a beautiful fish. Great rod from a great company.
Posted by Ken from Colorado on 22nd Jul 2015
I recently bought a couple of compass rods (5wt) and have had the chance to fish them in a variety of situations. I think they are an excellent value and a great rod for beginning fly fishers. There was initially a shipping mix up, but Allen took care of the issue in a satisfactory manner.
Posted by zack daugherty on 19th Jul 2015
Let me tell you about my Allen compass 4wt it's made with lighting storms twisted steal and Bruce lee movies. From bluegill in farm pounds to trout in the streams this rod can do it all.
Posted by Jim on 6th May 2015
I like the feel of this rod, it suits my casting style perfectly, used on small rivers as a dry fly rod it performed like a rod costing three times as much.
Looks good, has a good firm real seat and handles fish with ease.
Highly recommended.
Posted by George on 3rd May 2015
I like a fast, tip action rod, and the 8 weight Compass fills the bill. It is a pleasure to cast, and launches big streamers with ease. Where I live in Idaho, we get our share of windy days, and this rod surpassed my expectations on rough days.Fit and finish are great, and the quality of the cork is very good. The fighting butt is both stylish and functional.
The tube is too long for the 9' rod, and the sock is sewed in. It's difficult to get the rod out of there. The strap on the rod tube was sewed on with a twist in it. I wish the tube was as nice as the rod, however, overall, a great value for the price.
*** Hi George, Thanks for the review. Send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll get you a new rod tube out that's not messed up on the strap. Thanks - Justin
Posted by George Siegel on 3rd May 2015
I like a fast, tip action rod, and the 8 weight Compass fills the bill. It is a pleasure to cast, and launches big streamers with ease. Where I live in Idaho, we get our share of windy days, and this rod surpassed my expectations on rough days.Fit and finish are great, and the quality of the cork is very good. The fighting butt is both stylish and functional.
The tube is too long for the 9' rod, and the sock is sewed in. It's difficult to get the rod out of there. The strap on the rod tube was sewed on with a twist in it. I wish the tube was as nice as the rod, however, overall, a great value for the price.
Posted by Jeremy on 18th Apr 2015
I want to start this review by saying that I love Allen fly fishing! Their communication has always been great, and I think that they offer a lot of premium products at competitive prices.
That being said, I was a little disappointed in my Compass 8'6" 4wt rod. I had been fishing a $35 Cabelas 4wt, and thought that the Compass might be a small but affordable step up.
Well, I will say that this rod is definitely better finished than my Cabela's rod, and the rod tube is beautiful! I love that the rod sock thinger is attached to the inside of the tube! Super convenient. The wooden reel seat is nice, and I like the gunmetal grey colored hardware, as well as the alignment dots on the rod.
What I don't like so much about the rod is the action. The rod is very noodly. The tip wiggles around a lot, and it's really quite a slow rod. It feels like I'm casting a really cheap older spinning rod. And I can say that my Cabela's wind river rod is definitely a better caster.
This rod would be fine for a beginner, or for someone who prefers a slower action in a rod, but it really didn't suit me, especially at the $99 price point. If it were closer to the price of my cheap Cabela's rod I wouldn't mind that the blank was a little noodly.
So the bottom line is that I will absolutely continue purchasing from Allen fly fishing. I just won't purchase another Compass rod, and wouldn't recommend it to others, except for the absolute novice who would like a budget rod that still has the attractive finish of a higher end rod.
Update: Hi Jeremy, We appreciate your input on our products. This review was a bit of a surprise to us with the positive response we receive on this rod and with the 4wt being the 2nd most popular rod we sell. Naturally, we took some steps to do some research first. For example, we wanted to make sure the rod was not mislabeled. We reached out to our pro-staff members to get their reaction. We also sent a rod to our Icon builder in UT to give us a deflection test to confirm the action. Indeed, it's a Med-Fast action rod. It's very difficult to compare the compass to the cheaper rod you fish. Lower end rods in that category are sometimes classified as 4/5 or 5/6wts. Your current rod might have a closer feel to our 5wt compass. It sounds like you are using the rod and we hope you get a lot of miles out of it. When you are able to step up again, please contact me personally at 574-855-7100 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll arrange to have demos sent to you to test cast first. We want to make sure you are in a product that is 100% perfect for your casting ability. Thank you - Justin
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Tasty Seafood Enchilads with a creamy white sauce.
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- 2 medium white onions, coarsely chopped
- 198.44 g can diced green chilies
- 22.18 ml butter
- 453.59 g crabmeat, picked over for cartilage
- 453.59 g baby shrimp
- 236.59 ml walnut halves, toasted
- 340.19 g canmedium pitted ripe olives, drained and halved
- 453.59 g monterey jack cheese, shredded
- 453.59 g cheddar cheese, shredded
- vegetable oil (for frying)
- 12 corn tortillas
- 473.18 ml half-and-half
- 236.59 ml sour cream
- 118.29 ml butter, melted
- 7.39 ml dried oregano
- 4.92 ml salt
- 2.46 ml garlic powder
- To toast walnuts, place in a shallow baking pan.
- Bake at 350*F (175*C) for 15 to 20 minutes or until walnuts are lightly browned, stirring occasionally.
- Cool.
- In large skillet, saute onions in butter until they become transparent.
- Remove from heat and add chilies, crab, shrimp, walnuts, and olives.
- Combine cheeses, reserving 1 1/2 cups of the cheese mixture for top of casserole.
- Stir remaining cheese into seafood mixture.
- In medium skillet, heat 1/4 inch oil.
- Fry tortillas, one a time, just long enough to soften, about 30 seconds.
- Drain on paper towels.
- Fill each tortilla with seafood filling, roll up and place seam side down in a lightly greased 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking dish.
- In medium saucepan, combine the half and half, sour cream, butter, oregano, salt and garlic powder, stirring constantly over medium heat until lukewarm and well blended.
- Remove from heat and pour sauce over enchiladas.
- Sprinkle enchiladas with reserved cheese.
- Bake at 350*F (175*C) for 30 minutes or until bubbly.
- Allow to set 5 minutes before serving.
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this was an excellent recipe ~ i added a bit more half and half to make the sauce a little thicker ( and left out the walnuts :), but it was great, very easy to make as well.
These were excellent, and very easy to make. I used canned crab and flour tortillas (personal preference). My grocery was out of fresh cilantro, but I'd use it if I could get it. However, this made two 13x9 inch pans, and I had to double the sauce. Next time I'll make half the filling recipe.
Whoo-Hoo-Hooooo!!! These enchiladas were divine. Thanks 1Steve. The only alteration was to use flour tortillas and I warmed them with a quick spin in the microwave. The filling was good and I loved the crunch of the toasted walnuts. The sauce was very rich and creamy--just as expected. Lots of cheese, too, which we adore. Thanks for sharing this 10-star winner.


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Open Source Ham – Is that like free range chicken?
If you have not stopped by the #linuxjournal IRC channel yet, I would encourage you to do so. You never know who you will meet or what sort of new ideas will germinate.
For example: the other day, while having !coffee and a danish, I was chatting with our fearless Editor-in-Geek, Carlie, and she was commenting that someone had left the radio on. No, not that radio, the Amateur Radio. This got my attention as I was not aware Carlie had her ticket (she does not - I am working on her - browbeating is the term my XYL uses, but I digress). As many of you know, I too am an Amateur Radio operator - a ham. [I should note that personally, I don't like the term...it does not mean anything, but it is what most folks know us as so...]. And we started chatting.
The history of Open Source software, especially Linux and Amateur Radio, is well integrated. There are as many hackers in the Amateur Radio hobby as there are in Open Source. In fact you could call Amateur Radio the original Open Source project. A number of modern developments in Information Technology, from the radio (d'uh) to the network card can trace their way back to some home brew radio operators working in their basement. The Linux kernel has long supported the AX.25 protocol (a bastard version of X.25 used in early packet transfers via radio) and several popular programs have Open Source analogs. One of the most recent developments in Amateur Radio, the D-Star digital protocol, is a fully Open Source project and is the first in recent memory where a corporation has developed a radio system utilizing the Open Source model.
As Carlie and I were talking, we wondered if there were enough interest in the communities for articles in the Linux Journal about the projects being done in Amateur Radio. Now before you get all spun up, we are not talking about killing off the Paranoid Penguin or converting the wine cellar into a ham shack, but as Dave Phillips has tapped the world of Linux and musicians and music engineers with the occasional article, we think there is interest in the readership for the occasional Amateur article.
Now is your chance. What sort of cool project are you using in your ham shack? Based on an email I sent to the ARRL PIO reflector, there are a lot of projects out there that we could highlight, everything from making it easier for Section Managers to update their web sites to unique ways to inject messages to the radio network via web interfaces to simple radio control software and logging software.
So are you an Open Source Ham? Because, When all else fails…
David Lane, KG4GIY is a member of Linux Journal's Editorial Advisory Panel and the Control Op for Linux Journal's Virtual Ham Shack
speaking of IRC...
you pointed people at #linuxjournal but isn't there also a linux-specific amateur radio room? /mark
Amateur Radio
I got my Tech ticket in the spring and just passed General this weekend. I would LOVE to see a ham/linux article!! Bring it on!! I second the Packet radio idea!
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sweet would love a linux ham article
I have been using linux since debian first started and a ham since I was 12
I have been melding the two passions for several years giving talks and how to's
would love to see something on LJ and perhaps contribute myself if you feel I am worth contributing to
73's from VO1 land
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How about some How to's?
I'm a long time Linux junkie that just got my Technician Class License 6 months ago. I'd love some articles that could help me get started with a fun project. Here are some suggestions of articles I would certainly appreciate:
-Packet radio, data transmission, and networking over the amateur airwaves
-Automatic Packet Reporting System
-Setting up a Linux based IRLP node
Linux and Amateur Radio
Thanks for raising the point of Amateur Radio (I too resist the Ham-thing but have learned to accept it). I would enjoy articles in this field very much. I use Linux in the ham shack and I have had my problems that I could use help with (like serial ports in WINE... ugh!). I have also had many successes. There are also many good blogs and podcasts out there on this topic. The recent article about FPGAs and learning to develop on them was very interesting to me. While such products exist for radio applications (USRP, QSR1, etc.), I would really like to have the skills necessary to design and build my own. Of course there is HPSDR and a couple of development sites related to this effort, much/most of it is open source. In summary, there are many things to cover in this topic that might interest amateur radio operators and others as well.
Linux ham
Give us more. I think a great many hams would be interested in good articles.
Linux HAM Programs
I'd love to see this. I am using GNOME Predict, which is a HAM satellite tracking program. I am sure there are tons of other HAM programs I'd be interested in.
Ham it up
I have not done any ham radio stuff myself, but I know a few people who are involved. It is something I am very interested in and I hope you do start touching on the subject in the Linux Jounral.
Amateur Radio in the Linux Journal
I think this would be a great idea. QST has had some articles in the past but they only skim the surface. I maintain a 100% linux hamshack and would welcome an in depth occasional article. Thanks for a great magazine!
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Randy Couture predicts Strikeforce Grand Prix Overeem vs Werdum
Lets hope Randy is right, lets hope Werdum can get the Win here and kill this GP dead after just the first rounds, does not fill me with confidence since this is only the 3rd time I have watched a Couture prediction and he has been wrong every time.
I saw him call Hamill to beat Rampage = WRONG
I saw him call Maynard to beat Edgar = WRONG (but forgiven since who could predict the draw)
Lets hope he can break his fail spree here tho, since Werdum getting the W over the Reem here would be the daddy of all predictions and the worse nightmare for the Strikeforce and the GP, would serve them right for selling out.
Agreed I see Werdum taking this fight via fighting better competition and being more in shape/well rounded.
The new Overeem is in like slow motion, even for a heavyweight, and I see Werdum being noticeably faster and with better cardio.
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I cringe when Attencio gives his prediction at the end, why does he think anyone wants to hear what he thinks? Seems strange to interview a famous fighter but then at the end say oh well my prediction is...
Aside from that, I think Randy might be right. Werdum is a vet and a solid fighter, he may well finish Overeem in the 3rd. Overeem will get tired and slow if he can't finish it early, especially if Werdum forces the clinch and turns this into a really physical fight.
Predictable that he picked Werdum. He always goes with the superior ground fighter I have noticed.
But man you gotta stop that senseless hate. The fight will probably happen in an hour so it close enough to say this: overeem is going to rag doll and **** werdum. This is not a fight its a brutal one sided ownage. Werdum is ving rhymes in pulp fiction when hes got that rubber ball in his mouth. Its OV.
What is blowing my mind is you and toxic giving it to werdum?
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I have a plane I have not started in about 10 years.. Should I pump the fuel out, and put in new fuel? Or will the fuel be fine because the fuel tank is plastic? Does the fuel go bad in time?
2. The fuel I have is in a 1 gal. Plastic jug, is 10 years old as well; will it be fine? I did store it indoors. The Fuel I have is Omega 10% If this helps!! Thank you for all the help if you can...
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I have several cases of fuel stored in my basement. Some of it is over 10 years old. As long as it isn't exposed to extremes of temperature or sunlight, it will store fine. There is no biological element that will attack glow fuel. I fly mostly gas now, so my glow fuel use is only 3 or 4 gallons a year and there are zero running issues. The fuel is Ritches Brew from Texas.
Even if the fuel is fine, you should probably pump it out of the tank and check the integrity of your tank stopper, those tend to degrade over time. I just rebuilt a tank that I haven't used in about 10 years and found the stopper was totally wrecked and I had to replace it.
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that's a long time, i had fuel go bad over about 6 yrs, very hot and hunid though so i guess it depends. I would dump and get new, but that's just me
If the fuel has been in a sealed jug it is probably OK. If the fuel has been in the fuel tank of the airplane for 10 years, pump it out and dispose of it. Remove the tank and replace all the internal stuff. It may be just as cheap to replace the tank in it's entirety along with all the fuel lines to the engine.
As the owner of a Fuel Blending Lab ... I would say - if the engine is not a high performance job and just for general sport flying ... mix the old fuel 1 part to 3 parts fresh fuel and use it. Same goes for all fuels actually.
Clean out tank, check parts ... flush engine and tank with fresh fuel to make sure clear.
I have a 3/4 full gallon of Omega 10% that has been in my garage for over 6 years, I live in FL. After reading this thread I thought I would try some of it; I was going to use it to pour on ant hills. So I put my recently flown Saito 45 on the stand, removed it from plane to make way for another engine, and fired it up. I ran a 1/3 of a fuel tank through it. I could not tell that it was not a new jug of fuel. The engine ran fine. My garage sees some serious temperature/humidity extremes as well. In my case, the fuel seems fine, so I now have 3/4 of a gallon of fuel to use. The fuel was not sitting on the concrete floor, it was on a self and still had the red stopper as well as the lid on it.
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The best thing I can recommend is:
1) Take the engine off the plane and put it on a test stand. go through it and get it tuned up where it is reliable with brand new fuel.
2) Get the old fuel out of the fuel tank completely ... that fuel will probably be bad and it's not much fuel to worry about that small tank of fuel. Pump it into a small container ... Not back into the fuel jug, the fuel in the jug may still be good. Maybe use it for cleaning or just discard it.
3) You need to get new fuel to get the engine running properly and establish a reliable engine. That would be the best scenario. That way you rule out fuel issues right off te bat. You get the engine running and tuned properly so it is reliable and easy to start.
4) After the engine is running good, ... you can try a tank of the older jug. if it is good or bad, ... you will know for sure. If it is good you can use it. If it's bad, ... just pump it back out and refill the tank with thr new fuel. The old may be ok for cleaner?
I think the engine is gonna need a flushing anyways. After that long just sitting you may need to take the engine off the plane and go though it. They usually do. If you do it that way ... you can be sure the the engine is running at its best. You really should be going through the entire plane in the same manner. The fuel tank will probably need cleaning. I would be suprised if it didn't. If it does, and you do not clean it, ... it will infect your carbeurator or fuel filter. Once it gets into the system ... you will be cleaning anyway. That's if it doesn't happen while you're flying / crashing? When the engine dies out in flight , ... you will be under a rush to get it back down in one piece. The plane has some shelf time. I think you need to go throught the: Engine, Fuel tank and fuel system completly (including the lines), Airframe, radio system and linkages.
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My husband and I stayed in this hotel upon tripadvisor recommendation in October 2004. We paid about 80 Euros for our spacious double room. The room was immaculately clean, but there were some snags with the overall hotel.
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Checkout on a Sunday morning was 10 am. Considering what nocturnal city Berlin is I found this time incomprehensible (for travellers with early night hours, this should not be a problem, but we explored the exciting night life in Berlin on Saturday night and would have liked to sleep in). Also, the management didn't let us leave our bags in the hotel after checking out because they said that no one will be at the hotel between 2 and 7 pm. We had the hassle of having to leave the luggage at Zoo station before boarding our return flight.
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