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Howard Johnson Anaheim Hotel And Water Playground
1380 South Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim, CA
0.5 km from
Friendly staff, clean room, wonderfully comfortable beds. Also the availability of computers and printer for return flight booking passes
great for disneyland adventure
Ideal for a small family to enjoy Disney without paying the cost of being on site. Sleeping in is hard with everyone leaving to make park open all at the same time.
Walking distance to Disney Not breakfast complementary no microwave in the rooms
The location was great for getting to the Disney parks. The hotel was a 10 minute walk from my hotel room door to the park gates. There are many restaurants within walking distance.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. Clean rooms, comfortable beds. Easy walking distance to Disneyland. There was a hotel being built right next door, which meant waking up to construction early every morning. It sounded like there was hammering right outside our window. However, this wasn't the hotel's fault, just an annoying coincidence. Overall it was a great place to stay.
How close it was to Disneyland, Disney California and Downtown Disney. Right across the street from the park entrance. Spacious room, comfortable beds, blackout drapes,
Location to Disneyland, Clean updated rooms. Clean towels everyday, You now have to pay for parking and it was not stated on line. You have to pay for some things at the contental breakfast. If paying ...not great choices either.
We stayed here since we couldn't get into (what used to be) our favorite place a few doors down. From the second we got there everything was pleasent and clean. The front desk got us sorted out quick, which was much appreciated as we had just spent 10 hours on a small motorcycle, and our room was nice and quiet. I had read some other reviews about the "outrageous" parking fee which turned out to be $9 a night which didn't bother me. They have valet, but you don't have to use them if you don't want to. They sell 2-5 day park hopper tickets right there for the same price as the gate so I didn't have to wait at the line for tickets which was great!!! There is a small attached cafe which sells the typical Starbucks-ish fare and has some grocery items and souvineers as well. The walk to the park is almost the closest walk you could have, only one hotel closer. If you are still awake after your day at Disneyland there are plenty of channels on the TV, and they are clear. Overall we had a great expirience and this will be our first choice on future visits. I really don't have any complaints. Some will complain about the parking rate, but as far as I can tell everyone is charging about the same so to me it was a non-issue.
I liked that it was very close to downtown disney and the convention center. We didn't even need a car. We put our please service sign out at about 7:00am and came back at 2:00pm and the room still wasn't ready. They didn't stop by until about 3:30 which I think is a little too long. I wish you also had a vending machine for when the grocery store is closed. Coming from a different time zone it was hard to get a quick snack.
its availability to my needs without going far
Room cleanliness. Pool near Disneyland Everything was great
Local and clean
Location and cleanless and overall design has an iverall good feeling Just better the complimentary breakfeast its really not that good just donuts and cofee or orange juice. And the hidden fees once you get there you would have thought hotel included free parking but charged 9 plus tax and checking in early additional days parking
Incredibly clean room on the first floor (of 2). We were there for 5 days, and originally we thought we'd only be there at night after full days at Disney. We ended up coming back each day for about an hour or two during the hottest part of the day (and to avoid some crowds!). A small fridge to keep things cool, the bed was very comphy, a lot of pillows to choose from. Some other guests would slam the doors occasionally, but nothing the hotel can really do about that. We didn't have a car so didn't have to worry about parking. Looked like there was plenty of room, slots were probably a little closer together than my car would've like but that's just me being a little picky. It is litterally 100 yards from the Disney tickets stands, or you can buy in the lobby. Service was pretty quick checking in and out. The little shop has a bunch of travel items and small snacky items and plenty to drink. Pretty much anything a traveler would need. Only problem, and this is really minor, is that the toilet would slip occasionally and not fill the tank in order to flush again. Simple fix, just take off the top and push down on the pump thing, works good. No other problems with our stay!
Close to disneyland
Location It was dirty, full of bugs and needs some serious renovating.
Highly recommended, just across Disney street. Large room with fridge, quiet, clean ... excellent The breakfast: have to pay for milk and cereal!
Close to Disneyland and restaurants. Safe in room. Towels nice and thick. Clean rooms and property. Handy store. Just barely enough parking spaces, and it costs $9 per day. Store items a bit pricey.
Comfortable and close to Disneyland. The pool didn't open until 9, which means we couldn't use i, because by that time we had to be ready for the park. My kids were up at 6:30 and wanted to swim before Disneyland. It was very disappointing for them and we pretty much has nothing to do for several hours.
Room size. Pool. Cleanliness. Friendly, thorough housekeeping. Great shower head Cable channel system. No refill on sweeter and creamer for coffee on second morning.
Parking very convienent and We liked the fact that the room had a refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker. Concierge and parking attendants were excellent. Keep up the great work.
I love how close this hotel is to Disneyland resort. Sure it's not on DLR property, but It is probably the same walking distance from the parks to this hotel as it is to the on property hotels. The family suite was comfy and spacious. We would definitely stay here again. Parking/Valet fee, but it's cheaper than what Disney charges!
Great value for the price. About 1 1/2 miles from Disneyland entrance. A few restaurants within walking distance You have to pay for parking
Great location Small room for our two girls and us.
I like the proximity to Disneyland, the security of the hotel and the cleanliness of the room. On the first day of my stay the person that cleaned my room had and artistic side. Whoever the person was made flowers with washcloths and hand towels plus the facial and toilet tissue, it was really cute and showed that the person took time to care about my stay in the hotel. I have stayed at this hotel numerous times and would do so again...Also has a spectacular view of the Disneyland fireworks at night. I was unhappy that I received a handicap accessible bathroom. I am not handicapped nor do I need a special shower. The shower head was detachable but low for wheelchair accessibility and I didn't have the ability to switch to the appropriate height shower head with was in place. I felt the room should have been reserved for someone that needed the assistance. I was also unhappy with the maid service on the second day of my stay...my personal products were moved about in the shower and I do not feel comfortable with strangers handling my products and moving them to a location more convenient for the person cleaning the shower this also occurred on the third day.
Very clean and large room. Very close walking distance to Disneyland. Very quiet.
Staff were very friendly and rooms are very clean. They had the room ready quickly. I did not like to parking charge. I think parking should me included in the hotel service
Proximity to Disneyland can hardly be beat. Standard rooms are decent sized, modern enough amenities. Rooms were clean and housekeeping did a nice job. Friendly front desk and valet, always saying hello. Would DEFINITELY consider staying here again, especially with a decent rate. Not exactly a bargain price, but you're paying to be so close to Disneyland. The surface of the pool deck was a little dingey, but the pool and hottub were both nice enough and in a great spot for viewing the fireworks.
Location Pillows, bedding
Breakfast was great. Closeness to Disneyland and how quite the room was.
The only good thing about this place is that it is directly across from Disney resorts. Had to pay $20 for parking( for 2 nights), did not offer breakfast like advertised. No one told us, we had to read a small note in the room that "breakfast" was a grab bag of sausage sandwich( that had to be microwaved in your own room), granola bar, an apple, & orange juice. We went to the Starbucks down the street & got yogurt, fruit cup & oatmeal( they didn't add water to it & we just added hot water to it later). You are just paying for conveince with this hotel.
The location was great, The staff friendly and the rooms clean. We were able to get adjoining rooms as we traveled with kids and grand kids. restaurants near by made the adventure less of a hassle. The rooms are a little cramped and no microwave or refrigerator. however very nice location We would recommend and will stay again next time we travel to Disneyland.
Staff was extremely friendly all the way around. Room was very comfortable. Breakfast was ok not great. Very good overall experience A little bit of a walk from Disney
Close to Disneyland and nice restaurants! Clean, good price. Breakfast horrible, same food every morning, having to wait to refill breakfast! Pool was down do to reconstruction. Elevators took for ever only one was working. No gift shop.
hotel was very close to the entrance to disneyland for easy walking to park. and the "pizza press" had the best pizza ever! we ate it every night and the price was great! our room was clean and comfortable. the rooftop pool was nice and had a great view of the fireworks every night. didn't like the valet parking. next time i will bring an extra car key so i can easily access my car.
It was a quick walk to Disneyland. Not very clean and had a pair of shoes taken from the room. They did not clean our room the first day there and when I let them know the next day it was cleaned and a pair of new shoes where taken. We had to pay an incidental fee for things that where not even in the room. It was refunded but I thought it was senseless that they would charge you for stuff that you can not even use.
Location. Rooms were small. Air Conditioner was loud. Parking for $15/day and resort fee of $5/day which were not mentioned or included when I booked the room.
Location! Location! Location! Staff were attentive to our needs. Our sink and toilet started spewing up some gnarly purple and black gunk and whent we called plumbing to have it fixed, they came right away! The pizza press is a good quick fast food pizza place with excellent taps! You have to pay for wifi and parking. They should be included in your stay for the price you pay. for as much that you pay for the daily parking rate and wifi, you might as well stay at the marriott two doors down. It is more updated and clean.
We were upgraded after they made a mistake with our room. We ended up with a nice 2br suite the fact that they tried to place us in a smaller room then we had paid for in the first place.
The carousel hotel was a perfect location for families that plan on spending most of their time at the park. the staff was nice the facilities were clean And the price was the best on S. Harbor. The $14 for parking seemed excessive especially since the site said parking was free.
Staff was extremely helpful and pleasant. The location was great, right in the middle of restaurants and Disney land.
It was very close to Disneyland, the staff was very helpful and polite. This has to be the first time I had to valet my car in a motel. They made it very inconvenient to hop in my car and get around.
The outside noise was infiltrating the room. Needed the AC to run to block it out
Location with regard to the main entrance to Disneyland is great. At the end of the day, the price is good and the hotel is what it is (keep in mind the price). Valet parking is only good until 2 PM the next day, so if you are planning on going to Disneyland the next day, you end up having to pay for parking for 2 days. Also, Valet parking is the only option you have there, no self parking.
Hotel is amazingly close to Disneyland. It was perfect for our family vacation. Hotel is great value for the price, but would like better bedding.
Location is great. Right across the street from Disneyland and easy to get to. The room was reasonably large and the beds were comfortable. The price was also pretty good for the area. The staff was friendly and approachable. Cleanliness and maintenance are less than ideal. When we arrived there was plentiful hair to be found on the sheets and pillow cases. There was gum on the nightstand. The clock didn't work (who cares, everyone uses their phone). This hotel just needs a little more attention to detail and it will be a great place to stay.
I loved that it was right next to Denny's and across the street from theme parks. That I had to pay $10 for parking!
Clean and affordable. Really close to disney which was where we were going. The walls are really thin so you could hear a baby crying 2 doors down or a couple at like 3 in the morning. Plus the valet system kinda sucks for parking.
We were very pleased with the proximity to the Disneyland parks. The front desk staff were most helpful, especially the gentleman at check in. Very basic but the bathtub was spotless. The elephant shaped towels were a pleasant surprise for our 8 year old not to mention the adults. As we are not early risers and had a 6 week old infant with us, we were quite annoyed at the loud wheels on the dirty linen carts rolling across the upstairs hallway. May we suggest you put soft rubber wheels on the carts for less annoying noise so early in the morning.
The rooms were nicely appointed, continental breakfast was actually tasty. Across the street from Disneyland. The parking here is a complete nightmare. There are only about 30 parking spaces for a hotel that has a hundred rooms. You have to show up at the right time and hope you even get a parking space. If not then you have to "valet" you're car. Which is basically some guy that has to move your car around every time someone has to leave. Because they're going to use your car and anyone else that valet to block the other cars in. I really like my car, and I spent or whole trip worrying that it was going to get damaged because of how small the parking area is. We will never be staying here again.
Easy to find, close to Disneyland (across the street) Gidd value for a family budget, clean rooms. Nice staff friendly and helpful. Breakfeast needs more variety.
The room was clean and priced well. But the staff was not very helpful or nice when it came to answering questions. I'm sure they get asked alot of the same questions being next to Disneyland. Suck it up and be more hospitable.
The location is the best, walked right across to the Disneyland entrance. It also has tons of places around to eat. The price is amazing. The breakfast was boxed donuts and waffles, toast, and 2 options for cereal. The coffee was gross and the breakfast area was small and messy. The rooms are small and outdated but I did notice they were upgrading some of the rooms, so maybe our room just has not been upgraded.
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Leave of Absence
In a few hours, my son and I hit the road (and the skies) for a quick college tour. We will be visiting three different schools in three different states. Whoo Hoo!!!!
Wasn't it just yesterday that he was learning to walk??!!!
Ironically, my one year blogiversary is while I am away...we'll just have to celebrate next week when I return. See you then!
Have an amazing week!!!
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Oh gosh, Rene, good luck! I look forward to hearing about how it goes. My daughter is a senior in high school this year and we are embarking on the same adventure, not without tears (on my part, anyway). She's our only child and I find this last year with her at home to be unbearably bittersweet. I hope you have a great set of tours and that your son finds just the right place, not too far from home!
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Three top contenders from the West Point Thoroughbreds string prepared for starts in graded stakes while breezing for their respective trainers Feb. 21. Led by 4-year-old Awesome Gem, the worktab also included potential Derby contenders El Gato Malo and Saratoga Russell.
Graded stakes winner Awesome Gem turned in his last major work prior to the March 1 Santa Anita Handicap (gr. I) when he breezed a bullet six furlongs in 1:11.60 at Hollywood Park. Under regular jockey David Flores, Awesome Gem broke off eight lengths behind his workmate before inhaling that one at the sixteenth pole and passing him well before the wire.
"He couldn't have worked any better," trainer Craig Dollase said of the Awesome Again gelding. "He came out of the San Antonio (gr. II) breathing fire, and has trained magnificently. We circled the Santa Anita Handicap as one of our main objectives for 2008 back in the fall. We could not have hoped for a better work heading into the race."
Awesome Gem, bred in Kentucky by Runnymede Farm, Catesby Clay and Peter Callahan, was third in the Feb. 9 Santa Anita Handicap, beaten just 1 ½ lengths. Before that effort, he finished third in the Breeders' Cup Classic – Powered by Dodge (gr. I) with a late rally behind Curlin and Hard Spun.
West Point's leading candidate for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), El Gato Malo, drilled six furlongs at Hollywood in preparation for the March 1 Sham Stakes (gr. III) at Santa Anita. Also under Flores, the El Corredor gelding went off by himself before picking up another worker at the half-mile pole. He clocked the distance in 1:13.80 and galloped out strongly past the wire.
"David (Flores) was thrilled with the breeze," Dollase said. "El Gato Malo has been tearing down the barn. We've had our hands full (with him)… all systems are go for the Sham."
El Gato Malo, bred in Kentucky by Kenneth Roberts, is unbeaten in three career starts over synthetic surfaces. He last won the Jan. 12 San Rafael Stakes (gr. III) at Santa Anita by an emphatic 6 ¼ lengths.
In Florida, trainer Rick Violette sent Saratoga Russell, an authoritative 10 ¾-length allowance winner earlier this month at Gulfstream Park, through a sharp half-mile in :48.40 at Palm Meadows. The 3-year-old son of Trippi is scheduled to make his next start in the March. 8 Gotham Breeders' Cup Stakes (gr. III) at Aqueduct.
"This is a very talented 3-year-old," Violette said. "With colts like him you must think about the Triple Crown races. He looks like he will go two turns, but you never know until they do it. We're a little behind where we'd ideally like to be, but if you're going to take a chance now's the time to do it. This could be a special horse."
Saratoga Russell was bred in Florida by Briggs/Cromartie and John Lankshear.
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Lately my work has been shifting more towards the creative-especially my photo block area, my love of antiques and especially my junk collecting. I love finding something at a yard sale, flea market or even the side of the road, and creating something interesting out of them!
What started as simply using left over scraps from construction projects, has led to using left over scraps, home improvement store rejects and recycling "garbage" that no one else sees the value in. I make use of reclaimed wood, antique an distressed items turning them into ART and HOME DECOR. I hope that you enjoy my work and that you'd like to find a space for it in your home (or in someone elses!).
Today's giveaway is for a set of 6 blocks from my store Waste Not Recycled Art to spell out the word FAMILY or anything else that you would like.
These are hand painted and artistically designed decorative wooden blocks created with YOUR digital photos. The blocks measure 3.5" x 3.5" x 1.5". You get to choose between color, muted color, sepia or black and white photos (I will edit them!) and are done in a distressed finish. They are made out of real wood and no two are alike. TRUST ME you'll LOVE it!
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... and for a comedy pioneer. This video is not for people scared of foul language.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Hooray for free speech
Posted by Bell Curve at 7:39 AM
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- Valar Morghulis said...
In my humble opinion, George Carlin and Bill Hicks were the best at what they did, they both made you laugh and think. It's rare to find that combination, especially nowadays.
- Raised By Republicans said...
RIP George.
"Shitpissfuckcuntcocksuckermotherfucker and Tits"
You know, it does flow better in the original. - 2:21 PM
He is my favorite. And I will miss his smart ass, mother fucking sarcasm.
My favorite routine is the "Shit-Stuff" bit! And as a Catholic School kid, I can understand where he is coming from!
Thanks for this, Bell Curve. - 8:25 PM
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London – A dip in form by record signing Mesut Ozil has not derailed Arsenal's title challenge, with the Gunners' consistency and miserly defence bringing a 'serene attitude' to North London, according to manager Arsene Wenger.
Arsenal beat Fulham 2-0 on Saturday to make it five straight wins and preserve their one point advantage over big-spending title favourites Manchester City at the top of the English Premier League with 16 games to go.
Most pundits retain the belief that City will eventually surpass the Londoners but Wenger remains confident his side can beat the odds and win their first title since 2004.
"The consistency of the results of the team since January 2013 has strengthened that maturity, and the fact that we are defensively more stable gives us more of a serene attitude. That helps a lot," Wenger was quoted as saying by British media on Monday.
Centrebacks Per Mertesacker and Laurent Koscielny have received much of the praise for Arsenal's 10 clean sheets in the league, with close season recruit Mathieu Flamini also being commended for adding steel and protection in midfield.
However, Wenger's other midfield recruit, Ozil, has not enjoyed the same praise of late.
The German, signed for £42 million in September, wasted an early chance against Fulham at The Emirates and was also guilty of giving the ball away while his control fell below the high standards he set earlier in the season.
Wenger, though, leapt to the German international's defence.
"Sometimes people expect him to make the difference alone," the Frenchman told the club's website www.arsenal.com.
"Sometimes when it doesn't work you expect him to take the ball and put it in the net. He is more a passer than a finisher.
"(Goalscoring) is one of the things he can add to his game for sure. It doesn't need to be criticised, it needs to be encouraged.
"I think as well that the consistency of the quality of his passing slowly drains the opponent as he passes always the ball when you do not want him to do it. That slowly (allows) us to take over.
"He is 25, he can only get better. The best years are coming for him now."
With Ozil struggling, only by his high standards, Spaniard Santi Cazorla stepped up with two second-half goals to seal victory for Arsenal.
Wenger, still in the transfer market for a striker, said sharing the goals around the team was a major positive as Cazorla became Arsenal's seventh goalscorer in six matches.
The diminutive playmaker, though, was quick to praise the importance of having defensive stability in the side and was bullish about keeping City and London rivals Chelsea, in third a further point behind the Manchester club, at bay.
"There were games last year where we'd go 2-0 up and we'd end up losing it or under pressure. For a title-winning team that cannot happen," the former Malaga and Villarreal midfielder said.
"This season the team is much more solid, we're much better at closing out games. We need to continue this form because of Chelsea and Manchester City.
"Maybe at the start of the season nobody put us up as high as Manchester City or Chelsea, maybe because of the signings they made, but it's ultimately demonstrated on the pitch and right now Arsenal are above them.
"Our objective is to keep fighting with them. We're top because up until now we've been the best team." – Reuters


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Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix Vol 1 1
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Appearing in "Wish You Were Here!"Edit
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Ch'Vayre (First appearance)
- Aurron (First appearance)
- Apocalypse (Flashback and main story)
Other Characters:
- Nathan Christopher Summers (as baby)
- X.S.E. (Mentioned)
- Earth-616 (Only in flashback)
- Saint Barts (First appearance) (Only in flashback)
- Earth-4935
- Apocalypse's citadel
- Askani Headquarters (First appearance)
- Apocalypse's citadel
Synopsis for "Wish You Were Here!"Edit
Jean wakes up in and finds her mind is in another person's body as is Scott's. They are also in a future reality and appear to not have their powers. They find they are in the realm of Apocalypse and it is in some sort of future timeline. They both realize that Rachel Summers is now known as Mother Askani and has brought them to this reality to help them save Earth in this timeline. They battle their way past Apocalypse's minions, one of whom is named Ch'Vayre. He finds out that the new strangers are actually the parents of the Mother Askani. Meanwhile, Rachel uses her power to give Scott and Jean their powers to these new bodies they have been given. Rachel slowly goes into a coma. Ch'Vayre is then heard taunting them with Cyclops' son, Nathan, who was originally sent to this timeline by Askani. He seems to have been deformed by the techno-organic virus that he was injected with by Apocalypse. Cyclops fights his way to save his son and he and Jean soon see that their powers are slowly returning. They battle Ch'Vayre and rescue Nathan and Jean and Cyclops realize they are stuck in this reality to raise Scott's son Nathan.
- This story is reprinted in: Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix TPB - Marvel, 1996
- This reality is 2000 years into the future.
- By this storyline Rachel Summers has been without the Phoenix Force for 80 years and is over 100 years old.
- Ch'Vayre is also over 2,000 years old and is a Prelate for Apocalypse.
- Boak is mentioned as the "synthcon" from whom Ch'Vayre stole Nathan
- The end of this book reveals the following story should be named "Pilgrimage", it is however named "Tenure".
- Apocalypse's rise to rule over humankind in this timeline
- Scott and Jean's honeymoon and how they arrived in this reality's timeline
- No trivia.
See AlsoEdit
- Write your own review of this comic!
- Discuss Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix Vol 1 1 on the forums
Recommended ReadingEdit
- X-Men #30 - Jean and Cyclops are married. This story takes place on their honeymoon.
- Cable #8 - Rachel Summers is weakened by her fighting
- Excalibur #75 - Rachel Summers is sent into the future (this present story)
- X-Factor #68 - #69 - Nathan Summers is sent into the future
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Parkzone T-28 Upgrades
The T-28 Trojan remains my all-time favorite plane for park flying, and has logged nearly 400 flights to date. Given the popularity of this plane in the hangar, I decided it is time to provide it's pilot, Lt. Bob "Bash" Trojan, with some well-deserved upgrades:
1. Open Canopy - Lt. Trojan can now cool down on the hot tarmac! 2. Working flaps with servo slow-down control (Hobby City, Turnigy). 3. Red and white prop stripes added to standard 2-blade prop. 4. Authentic new decals made and added: Cowl numbers, left & right sides, "Buzz" numbers on the bottom side of the flaps, Pilot's Call-sign added below canopy frame on both sides. 5. Existing decals on the tail and below replaced with new, better quality water-slide decals, including more authentic 4 digit tail number (vs. original 3 digit), Location ("E"), and build number info below the horizontal stabilizer. 6. Pilot Head swivel mod added by placing a servo slaved to the rudder within the pilot's body. The pilot now looks around while he is on the job! 7. Original Lighting upgrade package (my own PIC16F84 microprocessor version) still remains fully functional. Lights include red and green wingtip navlights with white strobes, white body strobe, red beacon body strobe, and functional landing light. Current Power Specs: Motor - Turnigy 3536C 1100kv brushless 40 Amp ESC, with 3 amp BEC Control: Spektrum DX7 transmitter & AR6100 receiver controlled. Lights - PIC16F84 microprocessor design. Landing gear light switches on with gear switch, and low or idle throttle setting. Video showing lights, flaps and pilot's moving head can be viewed here:
With all these new upgrades, let's get it flying Lt. Trojan! |
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Nice T-28; I was curious if you modded your canopy to go on a servo to open and close, or if you have it permanently open.
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The canopy is fixed in the open position. This decision was based on another modded PZ T-28 in the area. I thought it looked great with the canopy open at the park!
While researching the topic, I did find one mod online configured for the entire canopy to slide backwards and forward while attached to a hidden servo arm, so it can be done. I have a spare canopy, and will see if I can get it to work to my satisfaction. I will post it if I get it working. |
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John Owen, farmer, politician, and governor, was born in Bladen County of Welsh ancestry, the son of Eleanor Porterfield and Colonel Thomas Owen, one of the leaders of the Battle of Elizabethtown in August 1781. General James Owen was his brother. His father was born in Chester County, Pa., but moved to Bladen with his family when he was a child. In addition to his service in the American Revolution, for which he received military honors, Thomas Owen was a member of the Provincial Congress at Hillsborough, was elected justice of the Bladen County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, and served many terms as state senator both before and after the war. He died in 1803.
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Beth G. Crabtree, North Carolina Governors: 1585–1974 (1974).
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"John Owen 1787-1841." N.C. Highway Historical Marker H-12, N.C. Office of Archives & History. http://www.ncmarkers.com/Markers.aspx?sp=Markers&k=Markers&sv=H-12 (accessed March 5, 2013).
"John Owen 1787-1841." N.C. Highway Historical Marker I-7, N.C. Office of Archives & History. http://www.ncmarkers.com/Markers.aspx?sp=Markers&k=Markers&sv=I-7 (accessed March 5, 2013).
"Governor John Owen Family Bible Records." North Carolina State Archives. North Carolina Digital Collections. http://cdm16062.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p15012coll1/id/6017 (accessed March 5, 2013).
Owen and Barry Family Papers, 1820-1978 (Sp. Coll.# 1247). North Carolina Room. New Hanover County Public Library. http://www.nhcgov.com/Library/Finding%20Aids/Owen%20and%20Barry%20Family%20Papers,%201820-1978.pdf (accessed March 5, 2013).
John Owen Papers, 1749-1873 (collection no. 00572-z). The Southern Historical Collection. Louis Round Wilson Special Collections Library. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/o/Owen,John.html (accessed March 5, 2013).
Denslow, William R. 10,000 Famous Freemasons V3, K to P, Volume 3. Reprint, Kessinger Publishing. 2004. 298. http://books.google.com/books?id=D-cCeOEXGyoC&lpg=PA298&ots=tivgX4KEd_&pg=PA298#v=onepage&q&f=false (accessed March 5, 2013).
Vincent, W. Curt. "It's just a real shame …" The Bladen Journal. April 3, 2012. http://www.bladenjournal.com/view/full_story/18060528/article-%E2%80%98It%E2%80%99s-just-a-real-shame-%E2%80%A6%E2%80%99 (accessed March 5, 2013).
[Obituary of Charles P. Owen]. Hillsborough Recorder (Hillsborough, NC), August 14, 1835. Click here for PDF image (Government & Heritage Library collections).
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I read the bio of Governor John Owen of the 1820's. In it there is mention of his daughter, Lucy, but none of his son, Charles. The citation for Charles P. Owen's existence is the Hillsborough Recorder, August 13, 1835, where it mentions the 13 year old has just died, and was a student at the Hillsborough Academy, and that he was the only son of the ex-governor.. He's buried in the Old Town Cemetery in Hillsborough.
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The eminent voice of German football and vice-president of Bayern quickly remembered his reputation for diplomacy and added: 'But Norwich made it very, very difficult . . . if they can do that against us, they can believe in themselves to do even better.' Erich Ribbeck, Bayern's coach, made no such concession to diplomacy. 'We took only one of our 10 chances and they took three of their four. They knew how to interrupt our game.'
Mike Walker, the up-the- hard-way Norwich manager, heard what Ribbeck had to say and asked what Norwich had to do to get praise when it was deserved. 'Now don't tell me that Bayern are not the side they were; they're a good side, a very good side.' Walker had woken on Wednesday morning feeling more nervous than he had anticipated. 'It lasted all day till I got with the lads in the dressing room. It wasn't just that this was the biggest day in the history of Norwich FC, but I felt that now the pressure was all on us. Over there nobody expected us to do much, so it almost came easier. How could we give up the lead in front of our own fans?' They almost did.
After conceding a goal in only the fourth minute, Norwich needed Walker's tactical nous to switch to a more attacking style at half-time, ensuring that Bayern's patient pressure during the second would fail and leave them lobbing aimless balls forward and Lothar Matthaus (wasted as a sweeper) arguing with the referee. Matthaus left the ground with one passing shot (one more than he had in the match): 'I'm just angry with us.' Such faint praise for Norwich, but they are used to that. Bayern may not have been outplayed but they were outwitted and outgunned.
The victory was well founded on the goal-snatching talent of Jeremy Goss, the style of Ian Crook, the tactical awareness of Walker, tenacious teamwork and a buttress of crowd support.
Will beating Bayern change Norwich? Unlikely. Other crowds sing rude, taunting songs and support teams with macho nicknames like the 'Red Devils'. But the Red Devils got stuffed by a team from Turkey while the Canaries chirped on. At Carrow Road they still sing 'On The Ball, City'. Like Pompey's chimes, it dates them somewhere in the Fifties when they thought their best days happened and would probably never be repeated. Not any more.
Walker adamantly refused to be drawn into talking about heroes (he is of the old school, believing that kicking a ball into a net does not equate with saving a life), but Goss was treated like one on Wednesday night. Goss recalled that last summer, when he was out of contract, he asked the Professional Footballers' Association to see if anyone was interested in him. 'I was told that I would be joining a list of about 300 players and I thought, where else am I going to get Premier League and European football? So I stayed.'
The question Norwich's victory left unanswered was how come a team costing comparatively little and led by a manager and a goalscorer who not long ago might have joined the dole queue could upstage Manchester United and Aston Villa? 'The one thing I knew we must not do was try to play defensively, so I said we should set out believing it was 0-0,' Walker said. Nevertheless, he began with a five-man defence which still left gaps and a denuded midfield, leading to Bayern's early goal. But unlike United, Norwich looked hard at their problems, pushed forward, reinforced the areas where they had been vulnerable and frustrated their illustrious opponents.
Jan Wouters, Bayern's Dutch national team captain, called it a typically English performance. Far from it; Norwich adapted their game for the different demands of Europe. If only the last England team he faced had done the same.
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Attorneys working for the Miami-Dade Public Defender's Office face an all-too-familiar problem: diminishing budget and increasing workload. But, with help from Hogan & Hartson's Miami office, they have chosen an unusual way to try to solve this problem.
In June 2008 the Miami-Dade public defender filed a lawsuit seeking to have other counsel appointed in future non-capital cases. Representing the public defender in this uncommon response to tightening government budgets was a team of lawyers from Hogan's Miami office led by Parker Thomson.
"We think this is an important issue, one of constitutional importance," says Alvin Lindsay, another Hogan partner involved in the case. Lindsay adds, "The Miami-Dade Public Defender's office is being inundated with cases and the attorneys there are unable to provide effective representation."
The public defender's office argues that its heavy caseloads deny clients their constitutional rights to effective counsel. The complaint also alleges that excessive workloads produce conflicts of interest, with attorneys forced to choose between clients, and, as a result, violate the Florida Bar's ethical rules. The office's 105 attorneys who handle non-capital cases carry loads that average 387 cases, according to the initial complaint.
After a two-day hearing, the trial judge agreed with key assertions made by the public defender, concluding that "caseloads are excessive by any reasonable standard." The ruling granted the public defender the right to decline future appointment of class C felonies, which include, among other alleged offenses, cocaine possession, grand theft auto, and burglary of any unoccupied building.
But the trial court's decision was stayed, and in May, overturned by the Florida Third District Court of Appeal.
"There is insufficient evidence to support such a drastic remedy," the appeals court wrote. "With an ever-increasing quantity of cases and tight budget, their important task is certainly made more difficult. The office-wide solution to the problem, however, lies with the legislature or internal administration of [the public defender's office], not with the court."
Lindsay and the team at Hogan disagree and are appealing.
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Fettuccine With Spinach, Ricotta, and Grilled Eggplant
- 2 small eggplants (1 1/2 pounds total), sliced lengthwise 1/2 inch thick
- 2 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for serving
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 16 to 18 ounces fresh fettuccine
- 5 ounces baby spinach (6 cups)
- 2 teaspoons red wine vinegar
- 1 cup ricotta
- crushed red pepper (optional)
- Heat grill to medium. Brush the eggplant with the oil and season with ½ teaspoon salt and ¼ teaspoon black pepper. Grill until tender, 5 to 6 minutes per side. Transfer to a cutting board and cut into bite-size pieces.
- Meanwhile, cook the fettuccine according to the package directions. Reserve ½ cup of the cooking water; drain the fettuccine and return it to the pot.
- Add the eggplant, spinach, vinegar, ¼ cup of the reserved cooking water, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon black pepper to the fettuccine and toss to combine. (Add more cooking water if the fettuccine seems dry.) Serve topped with the ricotta and, if desired, red pepper, and additional oil.


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When "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" was a hit at the box office, it was only a matter of time before a sequel happened. That day has come, as "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" is at Comic-Con to give attendees a taste of what to expect from the animated sequel.
Before that, stars Bill Hader, Anna Faris and Terry Crews, along with directors Cody Cameron and Kris Pearn are getting together with the press to talk about the movie.
Pearn and Cameron, who are new to the series say the main goal was to make sure the characters grow organically, while also striving to make it look less like it came out of a computer. Pearn says they wanted to make the scenery resemble paintings as much as possible, which they think makes for an interesting image alongside their "muppet-like" characters.
Faris recalls getting the call about the first movie and thinking it would be a piece of cake, not realizing the undertaking you go through when voicing a character in a movie and conveying the excitement solely through her voice. Crews was a whole different story. "I needed to be calmed down," he says, "I'm very physical."
Hader didn't have that problem.. "I have to have a whole pot of coffee," he explains, "I thought this was going to be a very easy job, but it's so hard." Faris agrees, calling it stressful, before correcting herself, "It takes a different kind of concentration." Hader remembers talking to Tom Hanks about voicing a cartoon when he landed the first movie. Tom told him being Woody in "Toy Story" was the hardest thing he's ever done. "You were in f***ing 'Castaway'," Hader counters.
Because it couldn't end any other way, Crews graced the assembled press with a reenactment of his pec-popping Old Spice commercials, yelling "I still got it!"
"Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" will be in theaters September 27.


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