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The stomach pain reached the point of being unbearable. Eugene Dennert of Columbia, S.D., asked his wife, Jeanette, to take him to the ER at Sanford Aberdeen Medical Center 25 miles away.
That's where Eugene learned something that may have saved his life.
An abdominal CT scan showed his stomach pain was caused by diverticulitis, a digestive condition that gradually improved.
"But they also found an aneurysm," says the 68-year-old retired trucker. "I had no idea."
An abdominal aortic aneurysm is a bulge in the lower part of the aorta, the major vessel that supplies blood to the body. If large enough, an AAA can rupture, causing severe bleeding and rapid death. AAA is the 13th leading killer in the United States.
"I was a little worried," he says, voice cracking. "My mother passed away from this when she was about my age."
Expert evaluation
An appointment with Vickie Ernst, physician assistant at Sanford Aberdeen Clinic, led to a consultation with vascular surgeon Dr. Patrick Kelly from Sanford Vascular Associates in Sioux Falls. Each Monday Dr. Kelly comes to Sanford Aberdeen for consultations, procedures and follow-ups.
An exam and tests indicated Eugene was a good candidate for endovascular (minimally invasive) AAA surgical repair. Though not an emergency, surgery sooner rather than later was important because once a rupture occurs, surgical success rates fall dramatically.
"When Dr. Kelly explained what had to be done, I asked if I'd have to go to Sioux Falls," says Eugene. "When he said it could be done in Aberdeen, including all follow-up, I said 'let's do it here!' "
Extensive experience
The only board-certified vascular surgeon in the Aberdeen area, Dr. Kelly brings extensive experience. Since 2004, he has performed more than 500 endovascular AAA procedures.
"Endovascular is a great way to fix aneurysms," says Dr. Kelly. "Ninety-nine percent of the patients go home the next day. Within a week or two they're back to their normal activities."
Performed through two small incisions in the upper leg, the procedure involves the precise placement of a synthetic graft in the aorta. This strengthens the weakened area and prevents rupture.
In addition to surgical expertise, the procedure requires well-trained staff and high-level imaging equipment. All are available at the state-of-the-art cardiac cath lab at Sanford Aberdeen.
"Part of the procedure requires the surgical team, the other part the cardiac cath lab team," says Dr. Kelly. "These professionals are great to work with."
For Eugene, an unforgettable moment occurred immediately before surgery. He met every person who would be involved in his procedure. "They had their masks off and I got to see every one of them," he says. "I thought that was quite nice."
Eugene's successful procedure
Eugene underwent endovascular AAA repair on March 4. The 45-minute surgery proceeded smoothly, just as expected. Eugene spent the night in the hospital and early the next morning Dr. Kelly came in to check on him. Dr. Kelly extends his stay to Tuesday whenever he has overnight surgical patients.
Eugene remembers walking the halls of the hospital at 5 a.m. "I made so many trips around the unit the nurses started counting them," he says.
Eugene went home that morning and two weeks later was back to 100 percent. Today his active life includes mowing a large yard and helping a nearby farmer. A 42-year member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Houghton, he also serves on the Columbia township board and holds office in the local American Legion Post.
"I just want to thank Dr. Kelly and the staff at the hospital," he says. "It's a relief to have that aneurysm fixed."
Are you at risk for AAA?
Most AAAs have no symptoms. Just as in Eugene's situation, they're found during exams or tests undertaken for other reasons. That's why it's important to be aware of certain factors that put you at increased risk for AAA. These include:
- Being over 65
- Being male
- Smoking
- High blood pressure
- Family history of AAA in first-degree relatives (parent, sibling)
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If you're at increased risk for AAA, talk to your doctor. Your risk may indicate a need for imaging tests to learn more.
If you have a vascular concern, make an appointment today with Dr. Kelly at Sanford Aberdeen by calling (605) 312-7300 or (800) 618-3186.
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Rates are or double occupancy. The one-night rate (Sun- Th) is $90. The weekend requires a two night stay and is $230 (Fri-Sun). Midweek (Sun-Th) is $340. Weekly rate (Sun-Sun) is $575. There is a $15 per person/per night charge for any group over 2. (Children under 5 are exempted.) Dogs are allowed with prior permission, but there is a $10/night pet fee. Sleeping accommodations include one queen-sized bed with memory foam mattress and pillows, a sleeping loft with a full-size mattress (also with memory foam) and a full-size air mattress, and a plush seven-foot-long futon.
Two pedal boats, a 14ft aluminum fishing boat, andd life jackets are available free to renters. Also available are an outdoor propane gas grill, corn hole and badminton games, a stone fire pit with four benches and free split firewood, a dock with swim ladder, a 24-foot covered porch with iron patio table and rocker chairs and an oversized hammock, a detached covered car port, a public boat launch ramp one-half mile downstream, a roomy kitchenette with a Cuisinart coffee maker, microwave,refrigerator and numerous other small appliances and dishware for at least four. A 32-inch flat-screen TV with DISH satellite programming, and a well-stocked library of DVDs and VHS tapes, Sirius-XM satellite radio, several bestselling books, a hot shower, and miles of private lanes ideal for walking.
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- 1 Queen Bed
- 2 Double Beds
- 1 Sofa Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Hardwood Floors
- Linens Provided
- Porch
- Canoe
- Heating
- Parking Included
- View (Water)
- Dock/Boat Slip
- Kitchenette
- Pet Friendly
- Waterfront
- Alarm Clock
- DVD Player
- Microwave
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- Blender
- Gas Grill
- Radio
- Toaster
- Ceiling Fan
- Hair Dryer
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Coffee Maker
- Bicycling
- Sailing
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- Restaurant
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- Children's Pool
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- Boating
- Water Skiing
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- Live Entertainment
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- Pool
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- Canoeing
- Basketball Court
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- Tennis
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- Shopping Area
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- Fishing
- Bowling
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- Volleyball Court
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- Water Park
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- Hiking
- Grocery Store
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- Golf
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Reviews for this vacation cabin rental in Cincinnati, Ohio
Daniel Crego
Tipp City, OH
August 27, 2014
This EXCEEDED our expectation. This place is well cared for. There was much thought given to their guests. They have a fan with my wife an I. We will be back. Great place to relax and unwind.
Jessica Allen
Cincinnati Ohio
Weekend Getawy
April 21, 2014
The cabin was amazing! A nice place to go that is very relaxing and peaceful with a home sweet home feeling, My fiance and I were very impressed and would love to visit again and again as we discovered a new place to make many memories to ourselves. I recommend the Eagle creek cabin to any young couple or family for a nice affordable vacation or simple little getaway. it was very beautiful the weather was nice and if you needed something it was there, The cabin was clean and cozy and we will be returning soon! My fiance and I love the outdoors, country and at home feeling the cabin provides.
Pat Bowens Shields
peebles ohio, usa
...just what we needed with our busy schedules."
We enjoyed our stay at your beautiful cabin. It was just what we needed with our busy schedules. Thank you for the goody basket. The weather during our stay was rainy but our cabin had games, movies, etc. My husband and I had a lot of fun playing Battleship, which I haven't played since I was a little girl. The paddle boat getting loose during the storm, called Darci, and Steve came and jumped into Eagle Creek and retrieved the paddle boat. Just another thing we will always remember. You put great thought in this place and it shows. We'll be back and hope to bring our two girls who will love this place. Thank you for everything.
Christy and Ryan Johnson
October 7, 2013
"...somewhere where we can indeed 'be still' with the Lord"
In Pslam 46:10, the Lord tells us "Be still and know that I am God." I have found myself able to do just that at this cabin. Steven and Darci, thank you for making your cabin available to those of us who need to go somewhere where we can indeed "be still" with the Lord, gain a renewed focus, and be refreshed and revived. May the Lord bless and keep you!
October 2, 2013
"Another wonderful time!"
Another wonderful time! The perfect location.
Eric and Melissa Purdy
September 27, 2013
"We will be back!"
Beautiful weather, beautiful spot, good comfort, good food, and good company. It was all very nice. We will be back!
Gary and Jenny Cierley
September 25, 2013
"Great place for a mother/daughter getaway."
Had a very relaxing stay at your cabin. Built a fire, fished, grilled steaks, and watched movies. The water views are amazing! Great place for a mother/daughter getaway. Thanks for the goodies, ice, and all the extras! God bless!
Penny and Tracy Dettman
September 18, 2013
"...wish we could have stayed longer."
The cabin and grounds are beautiful!! We really had great time -- wish we could have stayed longer. Thank you for your hospitality. You are awesome people. We will be back!!
Bruce and Shelly
September 8, 2013
"...this is the place to go."
Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful little hideaway cabin. You want peace and quiet, this is the place to go. The cabin has everything you could want and more. Everything about the cabin says country but with all of the things you need without "roughing it." We will for sure be back again.
Karen and Jill
September 6, 2013
"...wish we could have stayed longer."
The cabin and grounds are beautiful!! We really had great time -- wish we could have stayed longer. Thank you for your hospitality. You are awesome people. We will be back!!
Bruce and Shelly
September 8, 2013
"We were so comfortable here!"
What a wonderfully pleasant surprise is this cabin get-away! We were desiring a close-to-home destination to unwind and relax -- and this hideaway on Eagle Creek has fit the bill, and then some. We were so comfortable here! It's going to be hard to leave the peace and quiet to head back to the hustle and bustle of the city, but we have the hope of returning again -- and next time bringing our children along!! Thank you for all the "extras," especially the snack basket. Also enjoyed immensely the pedal boat trip up river. Steve and Darci are the consummate hosts. We are thankful for our time here, albeit far too short a stay.
Pastor Todd and Barbie Baldwin
August 24, 2013
"...can't wait to tell them about this hidden gem!"
Wow! Our family had such a great time--from fishing from the dock, swimming in the river, enjoying the campfire, catching up on reading and "just being," we enjoyed ourselves immensely. Thank you so much for sharing your cabin with our family. We all had such an amazing time and loved every minute of our stay. The cabin is gorgeous. Exceeded our every expectation. The cabin and grounds were both extremely clean, well appointed and beautifully maintained. Seriously, the best hosts ever. Friendly, inviting, and truly two of the most amazing people we have ever met! We appreciated all the ways you guys went above and beyond to anticipate anything/everything we might need. We are especially grateful for the time you took to join us and share your stories of travel and the walk you took around the world. The boys can't stop talking about it. We are already planning a return trip! With plenty of fishermen friends and homeschooling families, we can't wait to tell them about this hidden gem!
Sherri and Craig Jolley
August 30, 2013
"Surely a slice from heaven."
Surely a slice from heaven. Our trip this weekend was what the doctor ordered. Thank you for remembering every detail to make our stay perfect.
Lauran and David
September 1, 2013
"The location is perfect, so relaxing."
Darci and Steve thought of everything for our stay. The cabin is superb, spacious, clean like a home away from home. The location is perfect, so relaxing. We'll definitely be back. See you soon!! P.S. If anyone finds our fishing pole on the bottom of the creek--that's how big the catfish are!!!
Brad and Margie Fox
August 18, 2013
"...a great time!"
We really had a great time! We went to Rockin' Robin's Soda Shoppe and to all the historical places. Very Enjoyable!
Farrah, Tony and children
Aug 8, 2013
"...the perfect getaway."
We had a wonderful time hiding out from the world the past 2 days. This place is the perfect getaway. Steven and Darci thought of everything. Perfect. We can't wait to come back!
Eric and Melissa Purdy
Aug. 10, 2013
"...absolutely loved our stay here"
We absolutely loved our stay here and had a great time paddling up and down the creek. We made s'mores and told ghost stories. We feel completely relaxed and recharged. We hope to visit again soon in the fall to see the beautiful foilage."
Marc, Katrina, Zoe, and Penny (the dog)
August 11, 2013
"Wonderful place for our pre-honeymoon."
Wonderful place for our pre-honeymoon. We fished, grilled pizza, relaxed, let the dog swim... This is such a beautiful cabin, full of nature surrounding us. Darci and Steven have spoiled us with gifts and a wonderful stay. Thank you so much!
Jim and Taylor Woodrum
August 12, 2013
"...best inn keepers we've ever met!"
Patrick and I have stayed at a handful of cabins and inns and you two have been the best inn keepers we've ever met! You can tell you both genuinely care about your guest's enjoyment! We loved our stay so much we only left the property for about an hour! We plan to come back and maybe explore the area more ( if we don't get entwined with the peacefulness of the cabin again! ). Your place was perfect for us and we appreciated the small extra touches, like the shampoo and toiletries, goodie basket, tea upon arrival and the super soft towels! We have already been telling our families all about it, so we may have to share the cabin with them :) Thanks so much and we really enjoyed meeting you both! We will be back soon!Patrick asked when the next good fishing run is down there. Maybe we can schedule a couple days then! Any suggestions?
Kelli and Patrick Bales
Aug. 04, 2013
"...this cabin fit the bill"
We needed a few days of R&R -- this cabin fit the bill. Not too far away from home, but far enough to enjoy the river, the sights, and just to unwind. We will be back, and hopefully some of our friends as well.
Denise Hardy
Aug. 02, 2013
"...it can't get any better"
Thank you so much for the wonderful time we had at the cabin. It certainly is a good place for a girls' getaway trip. The three of us had everything of convenience, yet the serenity of the country. You and Steve have fixed things up so nice and comfortable that you think, " it can't get any better." I particularly enjoyed sitting on the porch (either porch) looking at the creek, seeing wildlife, and listening to the birds. What a great place to relax and read. Again, thanks.
Joyce Day
July 30, 2013
"...above and beyond your expectations"
My husband and I stayed at Eagle Creek Country Cabin and had a very relaxing, enjoyable time. Darci is a very friendly host who will go above and beyond your expectations to make sure you are enjoying your stay. I have known Darci for over 15 years and can't say enough about how pleasant and personable she is along with her husband Steven Newman, "The Worldwalker." The cabin is very clean and has a peaceful setting. We were able to enjoy fishing, boating, and much relaxing away from the busyness of our lives. We are looking forward to returning to this relaxing getaway!
Sandra Redmond
July 25, 2013
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About:A veteran educator and school administrator, I am highly energetic and enjoy long walks and traveling domestically and internationally. My keen love of reading led me to my author husband, Steven M. Newman, who is known to many as "The Worldwalker." I am right at home in the countryside, and for...
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I have sat in my West River for 20 mile paddles without getting out, and still felt great. One time when all my paddling buddies where dying about 15 miles into a 20 mile paddle they got out at a fly and mosquito infested Island. I just stayed in the boat and was amused as I watched them dodging the bugs. You can just let loose and relax in this boat.
It has a 8 panel hull, which I originally thought means it would have fairly soft chines, but I was wrong on that one. The chines are still hard. If you want responsiveness to leaned turns its great. I was looking for softer chines, so I was a little disappointed when saw this spec during the building process. It�s not talked about much if at all on the CLC website. For some people it�s a positive point. Personally I believe the most efficient hull designs have more rounded chines. Since I am looking to take it easy as much as possible when paddling with my friends that like to go fast it�s not ideal for me. Though I like playing in the rock gardens, so it�s leaned turning ability is handy at times. Of course if you like rock gardens stay away from wood boats. If you have a wood boat and you go in rock gardens make sure you have control.
Some times I like to paddle in conditions that push my limits. In our end of lake Erie the water depth is 95% under 30 ft deep, and a lot under 20 ft deep. This means 4 or 5 foot waves are quite steep at times. When they are steep and breaking my West River tends to give a surprise broach now and then. It's quite concerning on the days I have bitten off too much & am miles from shore. On the rare occasion that I have done this to myself in this boat I wish I where paddling something different. British style hulls with more rocker and not so much vertical volume at the ends do not have such a noticeable tendency (though the 20 mile paddles in reasonable conditions are not so comfortable in a British style hull). In rough conditions it becomes hard to keep up with paddlers in boats with out this tendency as they are not taking such deliberate strokes, but are just focusing on paddling fast and having fun surfing waves. My guess is only 1 out of 10 paddlers put themselves in this position, so the broaching is only a issue to a very few people on a very few occasions.
After discovering what happens in this boat when I am in steep waves and having some issues with power boats near the Erie Islands, I decided to add a bright colored British design to my collection of kayaks. I decided on a roto molded valley Nordkapp. You can see my review on that boat also. After paddling the Nordkapp I felt as though the West River had more drag at my typical relaxed pace. Though the West River at top speeds appears to be a lot faster. Especially when you surf down a big wave. When surfing the West River it looses its resistance (I think it just starts to plane) and takes off like a rocket. When in following seas if you catch a wave right the gps will commonly read 8mph, and many times accelerates beyond that. The West River is not a maneuverable boat, but with good paddle strokes, and leaning you can make it do what you need to do.
The one thing I like most about this boat is its comfort along with its load carrying ability. It is an awesome boat to take when doing multi-day wilderness trips. Packing it and unpacking it is a dream compared to my British boat. The usable space is very good, but it still has low windage.
Boat was built primarily for exercise and is paddled on relatively flat water along the westchester shores of long-island sound. Boat is very stable and an easy transition from single chine craft. The boat tracks very nicely in wind and wave and surfs easily and efficiently. A down side of this boat is how straight she tracks and the challenge of executing efficient turns in a constrained area....she just loves to go straight. I receive a number of positive comments on the boats great looks and she is fun to paddle...my understanding is that the new wr18 design has addressed the turning issue by adjustments to rocker and hull form...probably a welcome improvement given the boats go straight reputation.
The few occasions that I had questions while building this boat, CLC was there to help. Essentially, it was a simple matter of following well written instructions and along with the numerous hints available on the CLC web site, the process was easy. However, do not confuse easy with quick. I was limited to weekend work and it took me about three months. It required careful planning to take the greatest advantage of the frequent 12-48 hour dry times.
On the water it is a pleasure. I consider my skill to be approaching intermediate, and I am aware that I will be able to get much more out of my 180 as my skills improve. But, even so, I find it easy to control even when the fetch kicks up the waves along the east shore of Lake Erie. Weathercocking is minimal, yet there does seem to be some tendancy to broach.
I look forward to building another CLC with my son in a year or two.
Speed is effortless - which isn't to say it requires no muscle. However, it is a kick to watch the miles rackup as the water goes wizzing by in your peripheral vision. Still, this isnt to say it cant be handful... in choppy water over 1' the multichines tippiness becomes quite noticably evident. What few times I needed a low brace, the boat responded very very easily. Just gentle pats here and there.Turning just cant be said to be easy. Infact, turning with a beam wind in 2' seas is a pain requiring some good technique, balance and many sweep strokes. Still for all that, it tracks amazingly straight in winds that would surely have sent other kayaks weathercocking long ago. It is quite the loyal dog in this respect.
I've been told that a more stable kayak is faster in high seas requiring less bracing and support strokes. I wish I'd known this - and I feel the point wasnt stressed enough - or at all in a previous catalog of this manufacturer. Still, on flatter water, she whisks along.
Broaching is very very common in 2 foot seas requiring stern rudder strokes - again slowing the craft. Still, I love it.
I made a number of modifications to my 180 including adding a day hatch (by Valley and supplied by CLC) designing, building and installing my own flush hatches, my own skeg and I stained the kayak the red-brown color of Honduran mahogany. With every mod, I received generous and enthusiastic support from CLC staff. The finish came out so well following CLC's instructions no paddle goes by--even if I set out alone--when the kayak isn't noticed, approached and complimented. The 180 tracks straight as an arrow and it's fast. In my first race (recreational class) I took a surprising third place in a field of over thirty kayaks, covering a three-mile course in wind and waves in a hair over thirty minutes. I expect to do better next year now I have learned how to turn it around the marks...and, by the way, learned how to paddle more efficiently. But I didn't build it for racing. I was talked into that. I want it for touring with extra fun thrown in. Fun for me is surfing and the 180 surfs beautifully. It will catch a wave easily and stay in it for long, easy runs.
The 180 does not turn as easily as some other kayaks. It won't pivot sharply paddling flat. You do have to put it on edge but I have found, once I was taught how, that high brace turns are a solid joy to perform in the 180. It goes on edge and stays there even at relatively slow speeds. Sharp ninety degree turns are a given and, as I gain experience, I expect to be able turn it a good deal further. If you build this boat, don't hesitate to contact CLC with every question you might have either by e-mail (they answer promptly) or by phone. My experience building and owning the West River 180 has been and continues to be a great pleasure.
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Good question. Maybe we could have volunteer hosts list their preferences, models, photographers, or both. I'll ask Aubrey.
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I prefer rum, but we can negotiate.
There's a separate thread for photographers, with a link in the OP.
Maybe we should consolidate it all here for convenience. Also, the OP of the other thread hasn't established a list, has no security measures in place, the thread is in Off-Topic Discussion, and it's buried in the back pages as no one has posted there since Sunday. Soooooo....
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IV Maps Request
Posted 02 June 2011 - 08:59 PM
Of course, this would require a huge amount of compromises, as the grid plan of Manhattan is way bigger than Algonquin's but with a lot of brain work and the already mentioned compromises it could turn out nice.
Just a shot in the dark, but it sounds like a cool idea.
Posted 05 June 2011 - 03:33 PM
|QUOTE (Roblok @ Jun 5 2011, 15:31)
|I'd like a small island,not even the size of Vice City and just put all the enterable buildings in it. And you can include non-enterable buildings,but make sure you put LOTS of IV's enterable buildings (apartments,restaurants,mission buildings,hospitals etc.) and name it "Panau Isles". It should include one main island (have a sizeable park,a city hall,lots of vendors and artists in the plazas,hospital,Majestic Hotel,some enterable apartments,fast food places etc.) Then a bridge over to a pretty small residential island (Westdyke mansions). Then there is a small ghetto island (Bohan apartments,hobos,LOTS of gangs). And 1 island big enough for Francis International Airport and the runway. And make sure there is a harbour adjacent to the airport. Actually,this won't take much work because you are already using IV interiors and models,all you need to do is create the land,the ped paths and vehicle paths. I posted this because it would be great to have a city with lots of interiors.
great idea, I likd the gangs and the projects
Posted 03 July 2011 - 08:27 PM
1. An abandoned rusty old aircraft carrier with some walkways inside that have openings to access some houses like a huge connecting basement.
2. With houses and vegetation up top and whatever else to dress it up like a small nice up scale quiet town.
3. Placed between 2 of the larger islands so you can connect a bridge from the first island to the bow of the ship and another from the stern to the other island.
Posted 05 July 2011 - 06:52 AM
Posted 07 July 2011 - 06:02 AM
Posted 09 July 2011 - 03:40 PM
I am not sure this is the right topic to ask for this, but it might be:
I have been searching for a whole aerial view of Liberty city, not a designed map, a rendered view of the intire city at once, with its textures, streets, people etc...from "satellite".
It seems there is none but it would be cool to have it, maybe someone can help to find one or to export it from the game engine?
Thanks very much in advance!
Posted 16 July 2011 - 10:40 PM
SAN IV is comin...
the best thing to add to this game version is the huge desert landscape of red dead redemption.
Can somebody extract the map from the PS3 version and make it for PC ?
I mean they use the same mod to make their games...
I have it on PS3 but so boring to pass throught this huge map with a horse, i just ride to see beautifull landscape and sunrise and sunsets...
Gimme five !
Posted 17 July 2011 - 02:44 AM
|QUOTE (jao @ Saturday, Jul 9 2011, 15:40)
| Hello everyone,
I am not sure this is the right topic to ask for this, but it might be:
I have been searching for a whole aerial view of Liberty city, not a designed map, a rendered view of the intire city at once, with its textures, streets, people etc...from "satellite".
It seems there is none but it would be cool to have it, maybe someone can help to find one or to export it from the game engine?
Thanks very much in advance!
Ive got pics from my map mod on Xbox 360 so the map looks normal. You can clearly see everything.
Posted 17 July 2011 - 03:12 PM
can somebody convert special maps from SA to IV ??
Posted 20 July 2011 - 12:51 AM Edited by Cartman28279, 22 July 2011 - 02:41 PM.
If you dont know what Falleritus 8 or Ragdoll Mod is, then I have two links for you.
(Update) The orginal link of this video for the Ragdoll Mod link got removed because of copyright issues so heres another link, but its not as good as the other but it"ll do.
Ragdoll Mod:
Falleritus 8:
Please consider this. [:
Thanks for reading.
Posted 20 July 2011 - 12:54 AM
|QUOTE (nine30 @ Sunday, Jul 17 2011, 15:12)
| Hi,
can somebody convert special maps from SA to IV ??
Gta Sa is already being Converted to IV.
Posted 21 July 2011 - 04:44 PM
Posted 22 July 2011 - 06:31 AM
But I have not seen any dirt course mod.
I want to drive in a forest.
My ideal course is this.
Posted 22 July 2011 - 01:55 PM
|QUOTE (bobgtafan @ Thursday, Oct 1 2009, 22:14)
|Instead of remaking old places why don't you guys expand Alderney State? Now that would be EPIC. Then it could be anything you want. Think about it.
What about filling in the area of water between the airport and firefly projects too? To make Broker/Dukes a square. Also, connect Dukes/Broker to Bohan?
Posted 22 July 2011 - 02:49 PM
If not, please make the small project building in beechwood city enter-able, based off the Queensbridge houses.
Or, make the Steinway project buildings smaller, to just a 6 story project.
Thanks guys!
Posted 04 August 2011 - 03:49 PM
-sadly itll probably never be made
Posted 12 August 2011 - 12:16 PM
A single plane, like a book shaped model or a grass field etc.
Any texture like stone or grass or dirt, whatever really aslong as it looks normal.
Quite large in size, a decent size rectangle/square so I can have say a couple of minutes before I'd drive off it from corner to corner.
This may sound simple but the problem is I don't have the tools to do such a thing or I would do it myself. Incase you know of a model which already exists ingame which I could use (duplicate) then point it out please and I'll use that instead, I'll write a script to position it etc.
Posted 18 August 2011 - 11:15 PM
There's a mountain mod up already, but its not as great as the glorious one from San Andreas. Any help greatly appreciated, it is where I spent most of my days on San Andreas, and would like to spend alot of time on GTA IV.
Posted 21 August 2011 - 03:09 PM
Posted 22 September 2011 - 10:29 AM
Posted 03 October 2011 - 08:20 AM
Posted 03 October 2011 - 11:00 AM
Can someone port the ENTIRE Black Mesa Facility from Half Life (GoldSource or Source engine versions) to RAGE? I want to have a freeform walk around map of Black Mesa.
Maybe a zombie script to run around in.
or Carcer city from Manhunt 1/2 over to rage?
Posted 05 October 2011 - 06:34 AM
quite simply
so in about a football field-size
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Seven different programs have won the Big Ten Tournament at least once. Here is the list of five schools that have not – Minnesota, Northwestern, Penn State, Nebraska and Indiana.
Knight didn't put much juice into his three Big Ten appearances. Mike Davis made the Hoosiers' only appearance in the Big Ten title game. Kevin Sampson couldn't figure it out for two seasons. And, until last season, Tom Crean has been undermanned.
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Mark Silverman, president of the Big Ten Network, told Ed Sherman of The Sherman Report, that ratings for Big Ten Network regular season conference games increased 27 percent this season. Ratings were also up 20 percent for The Journey, a feature show that focuses on Big Ten players and coaches.
"If you look at where we were six years ago (the BTN started in 2007) to where we are now, it's hard to believe," Silverman told Sherman. "People now know if it's Wednesday night, we're going to have a doubleheader. They know where to find the Sunday night shows. They're coming to us."
*Tough times continue for former Kentucky coach Tubby Smith. His future at Minnesota is absolutely in doubt. After the Gophers defeated Indiana Feb. 26, Minnesota also beat Penn State.
But now the Gophers have lost three straight. And they cannot score. Cannot score.
Just 51 points at Nebraska. And on Thursday, Minnesota only scored 16 points in the first half against Illinois before losing, 51-49.
They rallied to move ahead, 49-46, with 2:55 to play. Then Minnesota failed to score again.
Joe Lunardi still has the Gophers in the NCAA field as a nine-seed, but the sentiment in Minnesota seems to be shifting toward paying Smith his $2.5 million buyout and making a change.
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Pierre LeBrun: Evgeni Nabokov is a rental that's going to be a little cheaper than a younger guy and he's a goalie that has played for Ron Wilson before in San Jose. There's a past relationship there and he's an unrestricted free agent on July 1. Brian Burke is serious when he says the team is looking at the goaltending market. They're not going to let Jonas Gustavsson and James Reimer twist in the wind, so this is not a psychological ploy.
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Dreger: The long-shot here is the San Jose Sharks. I know Doug Wilson keeps telling people around the National Hockey League that he's not willing to pay the price for Nash, but the list of teams Nash would be willing to accept a trade to is not going to change in the summer. If Wilson believes he's going to have a better opportunity to acquire Nash in June, that's not going to happen. I think he blinks and takes a hard run.
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