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Discussion in 'EU Community' started by CPL_Macja, Sep 3, 2012.
Really? I am Sure I trained you better than this!?!?
Oh yea, I guess you did train me, didn't you?
Not to sit and behave....that's for sure...
Sit and behave? Where is the fun in that?
Not all your life is about fun. (In RL, check your surroundings my friend ) Sometimes you have to be good....and follow the rules. Now, back to where I start
@JacensGirl off...
For the record I never behave....even at work.
You could start off by training her the difference between Jedi and Sith....
Basics you think? Interesting....maybe you need to go back there too?
On that note I'm off to collect my kids and take them over to re charge their bus passes for school.
Pssh. I know the difference. The Sith have red lightsabers and Jedi don't.....right?
Yeah, that'll do it......sit down before you hurt yourself.
Yea. Don't wanna make you all look bad.
*sits down*
Really Chewie, really
Sent from a Galaxy far away via R2-N6
On a less...odd...note.
I've been all sorts of busy lately (hence my extended absence from the BMC there for a while). I'm hoping to get a Danny post up sometime soon though.
Soooooonnnnn.... <.<
Quick Games, over in FanForce Community. And thanks!
And finally! Tonight I'll finish my two-week workload and return to my usual posting.
Bring it
*is on a high from work*
Glad to hear it Val.
Me too!
You have your first mission
@Mitth_Fisto here is my assignment.
Describe for me the Living Force and the Unifying Force, give examples of how Jedi have felt these different aspects. Then expound upon what is the difference of the light side or the dark side in comparison to these two aspects.
The Unifying Force and the Living Force are two different views of the Force. They are different in the way the see the Force and its light and darksides. They are also different in the way they are lived out. Followers of the Living Force focus on the here and now, while followers of the Unifying Force focus on a destiny and the future. Those who believe in the Unifying Fore believe that there is no light or darkside of the Force, only the Force itself. The believers of the Living Force believe in a light and darkside and are always mindful of their actions. Jacen Solo and Yoda are two examples of Jedi who follow the Unifying Force. They both heavily relied on visions of the future and, Solo especially, believed that there is no light or darkside of the Force. One of the more famous followers of the Living Force is Qui-gon Jinn. He was focused on the present at all times and was always aware of the temptation of the darkside. These are 2 different ways of seeing the Force.
Just a note: I would have written something longer and more detailed, but it would have been extremely biased. I decided to go with the unbiased approach, so I didn't write a long report on whether or not one view is right or wrong.
I would rather like to hear that bias. It is a good thing for a Jedi to face and recognize their bias'. After all we all have them, if we ignore them we cannot become better if they are wrong, or know for certain whether to be sure of our own thoughts concerning things.
I too, would like to hear your further thoughts...
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The Unifying Force is a way of seeing the Force as just the Force with no lightside or darkside. They view the Force as a sort of tool that is neither good nor evil. The Jedi who believed in this view of the Force heavily relied on visions of the future and fulfilling a destiny.
The Living Force is another way of viewing the Force. A follower of the Living Force believes that there is a clear darkside and lightside of the Force. They tend to live in the moment and focus on the present.
My view of the Force is more in the middle of the two views, but I tend to lean more towards the view of the Living Force, especially in the way visions are viewed. I believe that there is not a lightside or darkside of the Force, meaning that I don't see the Force as having two sides, but I do believe that there is a darkside of the Force that stems from the emotions that fuel your actions. For instance, if someone used Force lightning to defend a helpless child, some of the more extreme followers of the Unifying Force, such as Vergere, would probably say that because the lightning was used to defend, it was okay. A follower of the Living Force would probably say that it was wrong, because the darkside was used. I would say it was wrong because of the hate and anger that fueled the actions. I don't see the darkside as a part of the Force, but a use of the Force fueled by 'darkside emotions'.
The way I see visions of the future matches up with the Living Force. I believe that because the future is always in motion it is pointless to rely on Force visions. When someone stays focused on visions and a destiny they overlook what is right in front of them. Anakin Skywalker is a good example of this. He became so focused on his vision of his wife's death he didn't even stop to consider that his actions might in fact cause her death. He was so focused on what might happen, he didn't worry about the here and now, and his wife ended up dying anyways. Force visions should be a warning of what could happen, not a guide to stopping something from happening that might not occur anyways.
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ok ya'll, after a seven month stint with no internet i'm back. a belated thank you to all that that sent sent birthday wishes. and notice to all the communities i'm in, I'M BAAAACK!!! hope to chat with all ya'll very soon, still busy with a few projects but i'll be here as much as i can.


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Posted: 01/10/2008 - Sen. Johnny Isakson of Georgia says he saw remarkable progress during a visit to Iraq last weekend.
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VA Linux Workstation VArStation XMP
VA Linux OS 6.0 is actually a Red Hat-based CD-ROM which is customized for VA machines and their hardware. Although the systems come pre-installed, installation is quite easy and all one has to do is select the VA Workstation option from the package selection menu to get the VA wares. Obviously, you don't have to enter your hardware configurations, since either Red Hat is probing successfully or VA made sure the installer already knows.
VA Linux OS 6.0 differs from Red Hat in a number of ways, and in my mind, is an improvement. For one thing, VA's installation uses KDE instead of the other window managers, and regardless of how one feels morally about the GNOME vs. KDE debate (libQt still isn't truly free), KDE is by most accounts further developed at this point and does support several languages. I especially liked VA's account of why KDE was chosen:
The primary reasons were stability and consistency of interface. This is not a judgment against GNOME or for KDE, but merely a decision based on what is best for the novice user. It's our belief most advanced users will already have a preferred environment, which would not be GNOME or KDE in any case.
VA's variant of Red Hat looks quite nice; in fact, it's my favorite of all Red Hat variants including Red Hat itself. As far as became apparent to me, it's just a highly configured setup with a custom kernel (2.2.7-1.15smp) for the VA box. Nevertheless, the desktop looks very nice by default with a futuristic VA background and cool blue borders and buttons that look rather in tune with the whole quest to be "space age", which comes with this millennium business.
Despite everything VA has going for it, a few small problems exist in the VA OS 6.0. Some kernel modules are compiled with an earlier kernel and require insmod -f to force them to load, which can lead to unresolved symbols. If you load the modules in the right sequence, you can usually get around this, although after I reinstalled the OS (the machine shipped with VA Linux OS 5.2) the sound modules remained dysfunctional without a kernel recompile. So, it seems to me that the weakest link in VA systems is audio. Nevertheless, it's not so hard to recompile a kernel for sound support, and these are exceedingly fast computers so kernel compilation goes quickly.
The Linux Journal benchmarks are still genuine vaporware, but as soon as they are developed, we'll print the results for this excellent VArStation. Computer systems are changing, moving from a single processor to multiple processors, supporting larger hard drives and much more RAM, and are designed for efficiency gains in areas often ignored by conventional benchmarks. In addition, greater customization of hardware can take the load off the CPU, while kernels are becoming more and more clever. As computers are whole systems rather than individual chips and pieces, the issue is not how well one of the processors performs a loop of floating-point operations, sets all the bits in memory, or scores on a bogomips test (547.23 and 545.59 for the processors on this particular VArStation), but how well the system as a whole performs. Overall system performance is dependent on many things, especially the operating system itself and how well it can manage various tasks and take advantage of hardware. Newer Linux kernels perform better.
Speaking of kernels, the most important activity of any Linux user is recompiling the kernel. Well, maybe not, when you've already got an ideal kernel as on a VA box, but it's often the biggest compilation many of us make. On a VArStation running egcs 2.91.66, my typically oversized kernel compiled with make bzImage in less than two minutes, with make modules requiring only three. make modules_install took two seconds and bzlilo ran in eleven. Although everyone's kernels are different, mine are usually too big, so yours would probably take even less time.
The machine is a true joy to use on a daily basis. There are no lags, no waiting, and not even Netscape manages to go awry. I can do neat things like play two chess engines against each other, each on a different processor—that makes for roughly 200,000 positions per second per processor. Compiling anything is a joke—it takes more time to type tar -xzf, cd and ./configure; make. In fact, although fast machines are nice as servers, the amazing compilation speed would probably save much time and money for software development firms, not to mention improve the quality of software, as one can make far more trials in a given amount of time. (Well, I for one am a practicioner of the trial-and-error approach to programming.) Besides, it boosts morale to have fast computers.
Table 1 shows the results of some common Linux benchmarks, for those interested. Keep in mind, however, that the BYTEmark tests check only a single processor, so practically speaking, the results should be doubled.
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June has been an amazing month for us. As so often happens, don't you find as well, everything happens at once? We have covered very many miles, and so happily, but more of that later. For the time being things will revert to normal – so the first thing we did today was set off for the Gate in Brassington for Sunday lunch.
The Gate has for long been one of our favourite pubs. We recommend it to all our guests and all come back having loved the candle-lit, log fire atmosphere, and spoken admiringly about the wholesome, well-cooked food.
The other pub we and our guests are also lucky enough to frequent is the George in Alstonefield. The atmosphere in the George is not quite as striking but the food is pretty special by any standards: portions are smaller, and more expensive than the Gate's and indeed most pubs in the area, but the George is in a quite different league to them all, food wise.
We were really concerned to hear from some disgruntled guests (it really doesn't happen very often so it took us aback rather) after they had walked from Carsington to the Gate hoping to have lunch. They reported back that they had gone in but it all looked so down at heel – including the garden – that they didn't dare stop to eat. This worried us greatly but with all our busyness we hadn't had time to check it out for ourselves until today. We did warn the next guests and asked them for candid comments if they went and were somewhat reassured when all reported back favourably but of course none of them knew what to compare it with.
So after today we are pretty relieved, but – seriously – we will need to go back again, and sit inside this time. It was such a gorgeous day (disregard John's sweater!) that we had lunch in the garden, which actually was looking much better kempt than it has for some time. Apart from one other couple we were the only people out there. John, who had not walked to the pub, only wanted soup; I who had walked chose the Sunday roast beef 'dinner'. John's vegetable soup was generous, served with a crispy baguette and lashings of butter, but he did say the soup itself was not particularly exciting. Perhaps calling it 'vegetable' soup was a subtle clue, which we didn't pick up until afterwards!
I had a quite enormous helping of roast beef, Yorkshire pud, roast potatoes and the works. Being hungry I thoroughly enjoyed what I could manage, even though the beef for my (most?) tastes was overdone and the vegetables ditto. It was all pleasantly served, and I think one wouldn't have been half so critical if we hadn't actually set out to be critical… The people eating inside with no such concerns were looking happy enough in the candlelight.
We'll go again, as soon as we can, and sit indoors to pick up more of the vibe. Meanwhile, we will welcome your own reactions.
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Destination: St. Pete's, the Venice of the North, Russia's cultural capital, where internationally-praised opera, ballet and concert performances delight visitors, and the Hermitage Museum dazzles with its art collection. After decades of oblivion, the holy day of Easter has been revived in St. Petersburg with church services and processions, colorful Easter eggs, and art festivals. Perfectly located near St. Isaacs Cathedral in the heart of the city (just a block from the Hermitage), Rocco Forte's Hotel Astoria is one of the most sought-after hotels in St. Pete's. Scrupulously designed to reflect the noble history of the city, the Hotel Astoria has a spa, 24-hour gym, and Davidov restaurant serving authentic Russian cuisine. (Be sure to request a room with views over St. Isaac's Square.) Book the "Easter Dreams for Art Lovers" package to experience the festive atmosphere of Russian Easter and the city's abundant cultural treasures. Priced from RUB 64 050 (approx. EUR 1,830), the package includes three nights accommodation, buffet breakfast, champagne, fruit and flowers in-room, private tour of the Hermitage, private tour of the Imperial Palaces, Russian Table buffet at Davidov restaurant, Russian classical massage at the Spa (30 minutes), and airport transfers. Valid from March 20- 25, 2008.
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February 13, 2008
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Beginning May 6th 2008, Cher will be performing live at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. The 4,300 seat venue offers a spectacular show of one of the world's most successful musicians with a star-studded team putting together a heart stopping show of many of Cher's greatest hits. Cher will perform Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday nights at 7:30 this summer. Make sure to book your reservation for Caesars Palace - and check out the new Forum Tower rooms. Tickets are now available online at www.ticketmaster.com or may be purchased at The Colesseum at Caesars Palace Box office between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Ticket prices start at $95.
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In London, luxury hotels abound. The Draycott, occupying three red-brick Edwardian homes just round the corner from Sloane Square, stands out for its pedigree and personality. A stay here is like traveling back in time to when Number 22-26 Cadogan Gardens was a private home. Every detail combines to convince guests that they are at home, invited to enjoy the finest standards of hospitality in a grand yet friendly setting. Steeped in Edwardian splendor with high ceilings and real working fireplaces, the 35 suites are theatrically themed and adorned with Victorian antiques. Each room contains something of its theatrical namesake- be it Sheridan, Coward, Grenfell or Ashcroft.
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*24-hour concierge service to arrange your chauffeur transfers to the airport, the perfect choices for restaurants and entertainment, a tour of historic Chelsea, etc.
*Complimentary afternoon tea and biscuits served at 4 p.m. in the drawing room, followed by champagne at 6 p.m. and hot chocolate before bed.
*Complimentary wireless Internet in all areas of the hotel
*The finest Sea Island cotton sheets in a luxuriously large bed, especially made to Draycott Hotel's own specification and designed for perfect rest.
Choose The Draycott's Theatre Galore package and you'll enjoy a bottle of champagne in-room, a pair of tickets to the show of your choice each day, and a full English breakfast. Priced at just GBP 425 per person for the two-night package.
Chocolate, Czech Style: Tasting Weekend at Chateau Mcely
Just an hour from Prague, a 17th century chateau-turned-luxury-retreat could possibly be one of the most exclusive venues in Central Europe. The Chateau Mcely's been turning heads since its opening in May 2006 after a major renconstruction. The setting is simply magical: a lush parkland surrounded by the Czech Republic's beautiful St. George Forest. The manor is touted as the first five-star "green" and eco-chic hotel in the Czech Republic. Over the weekend of February 29- March 2, 2008, Chateau Mcely welcomes guests for its Chocolate Degustation, where generous tastings are accompanied by cooking demonstrations and stories. Learn how to prepare some of the tempting and unusual chocolates-- filled with pink peppercorns, curry, pistachio, and other unusual ingredients-- from the Chateau's own domestic recipes. (Note: The chocolate tasting is included in the price of accommodation.)
P.S. For a delightful take on why to visit Prague in the off-season, check out this NYT piece.
Special Amenities at the Hay-Adams to Start the Day Off Right
February 12, 2008
By: Christina Vasquez
Get your morning fuel for free at the Hay-Adams in Washington, DC and start your day off right before exploring the nation's capital. Reservations booked at the Hay-Adams through Five Star Alliance will receive complimentary continental breakfasts for two and a special gift upon arrival. The Hay-Adams will also extend a guaranteed 4 p.m. late check-out for reservations booked through Five Star Alliance. You can use the extra time to check out major Washington, D.C. landmarks, such as the White House, located across the street, and the National Mall just a few blocks further!
River Views in Memphis
February 12, 2008
By: Lucy LeTourneau
Located just steps from the Mississippi River in downtown Memphis's award-winning Harbor Town Community, the River Inn's 28 luxurious guest rooms and suites are situated in two buildings; a four-story and a three-story, divided by a narrow street surrounded by tasteful landscaping. The Inn offers a rooftop terrace with sweeping River and skyline views; 24-hour concierge and valet services; library-style sitting areas on each floor; port wine and chocolate truffle service during evening turn-down; a full complimentary , gourmet breakfast; and a modern fitness center. Six different accommodation packages are available, ranging from standard rooms at $245 to penthouse suites at $595. Book the River Inn at Harbor Town through Five Star Alliance and receive a room upgrade at check-in, based upon availability as well as a glass of champagne or wine upon arrival.
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Room with a View on the Grand Canal: Hotel Gritti Palace, Venice, Italy
Ahhh, Venice, the "open-air museum" of architectural treasures, grand palazzos with frescoes and romantic canals. From La Galleria dell'Accademia to the Peggy Guggenheim collection, the city is simply brimming with artistic masterpieces. And fine restaurants and shopping means Venice could be the perfect European destination. The hotel of choice is the exquisite Hotel Gritti Palace situated directly on the Grand Canal with incomparable views. Built in 1525 as the residence of Andrea Gritti, the Doge of Venice, the award-winning hotel is part of Starwood's Luxury Collection. And with gold-trimmed ceilings, marble tiles, and the finest Venetian antiques, it's really no wonder the Hotel Gritti Palace is considered one of the world's best hotels. Dine at the Club del Doge restaurant and fall in love with the views while getting spoiled like royalty. Choose the Room with a View Special and get great rates for a mid-week stay, including a bountiful buffet breakfast. Valid from Sundays- Thursdays until March 31, 2008, the offer is priced at EUR 459 per night. And if you reserve three consecutive nights at Hotel Gritti Palace (during the months of March, April, July and August 2008), you'll receive the best available rate plus your fourth night for free!
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The ZaZazoo: 18 Karats and the Magnificent Seven at Hotel ZaZa Houston
February 11, 2008
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Houston's decadent urban resort, brilliantly located in the Museum District, has established quite the following, welcoming dealmakers, fun-lovers, trendsetters, and romantic couples to a glamorous, sybaritic paradise. Celebrated for its gracious and attentive service, the Hotel Zaza Houston takes pleasure in the details, like the Magic Carpet (a.k.a. complimentary car service to neighborhood locations), butler pantries located on each floor, in-room grab & go gourmet refreshment bars, Italian linens and down-filled pillows, and the happening poolside retreat and outdoor bar with private cabanas. Did we mention the Peep Show (ZaZa's twist on a gift shop)? And pets are most welcome.
But the best part about the Hotel ZaZa is the Magnificent Seven, the most exquisite of the hotel's luxury accommodations. These suites come with all the lavish excess and little ZaZa surprises you'd expect at ZaZa. The names say it all: Rock Star, Fatal Charms, For Your Eyes Only, Outlaw, Tycoon, Black Label, Bella Vita. They come with whirlpool tubs, amazing views, balconies, and private access to the twelfth floor. And get this: you and 25 of your best friends can actually take over the entire twelfth floor and all the Magnificent Seven suites! The 18 Karats package is pure indulgence. Imagine: gourmet dinner including wine and champagne for 26 people prepared by the ZaZa chef and served in the Rock Star Suite, breakfast for 26 served in Black Label, valet parking, 3 private cabanas at Urban Oasis pool, 26 ZaZa robes for lounging, complimentary bath butler service, and candlelit turn-down. All for just $18,000.


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Prior's hitherto unpublished "Fable of the Four Preachers" illuminates the connection of the metaphysical issues of trans-world identity with moral trans-world continuity. The paper shows Prior's position with regard to genuine de re temporal possibility of individuals on the basis of chapter VIII of his Papers on Time and Tense. His position is that radical coming-into-being is not a genuine de re temporal possibility of individuals since there is no identifiable individual, before birth, who could be the subject of such possibility. The paper strengthens Prior's claim by showing how an uncomfortable consequence of this intuitively appealing position can be avoided. As a result, the proper claim would be that the possibility of origin is general or de dicto: it is possible that someone be born to such and parents, but it is not possible of someone that he should be born to these or other parents.
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Very nice bike for the money. Fairly light weight, and multi-adjustable handlebars make it very comfortable. Brakes are excellent. Original seat was replaced with a more comfortable cruiser seat. Easy to assemble, although I took it to my local bike shop and had them adjust the derailers perfectly along with perfect truing of the rims. (Well worth it.) I put 139 miles on it last week and enjoyed every moment of it. Fenders and rack are great.
Very good bicycle. Rides smooth, in a comfortable up right position. Also handles well on gravel roads. I use it to ride on a gravel bike trail in Princeton, NJ. As any other hybrid, it is not the best in the road (a road bike would go faster), or on wild trails (a mountain bike is sturdier). In any other conditions, hybrid is the best. I really like the fenders, they protect me from gravel and water spills. It came with a rapid fire shift, which, in my opinion, is better than the advertised grip shift.
I read EVERY customer review before deciding to purchase, so there were few surprises when it was delivered, and those were all good. It came when expected (site-to-store: my first experience) and was put together - well - immediately. No additional tuning was necessary right away, although I found one untightened bolt. My main concern was the frame size, which IS large, but at 5'7" I am dealing with it okay. It came with GREAT thumb shifters which I love, and very ergonomic hand grips. No complaints yet - I have used it on country roads and a lot of paved and dirt trails in preparation for a 200+ mile C&O Canal camping trip later this month.
I started riding bikes again in March 2011 for healthy exercise. The Solitaire made my old heart pound when I first saw it in the store (fully assembled). I grabbed it and never let go until I had it past the register and in my vehicle. I'm 76 years old and from a generation when bikes had fenders and back racks and sweeping handlebars. It is a great ride. The bike is a thing of beauty and it rides like a dream. I have 4 bikes, 3 of them are Bike Store units. (Marin, Giant & BikeE recumbent) The Schwinn gets the most use. It garners looks from bystanders. It is more comfortable than one that I have paid 3 times as much to own. The seat is usually a subject of much debate and choices. I have used the factory seat and a Walmart Bell Memory foam seat. I have tried smaller (30 mm width) tires. Not good, at all. I switched to Schwalbe Marathon Racers in size 38. No difference in the ride with the factory tires, but I think it rolls a little better. There are lots of hills here and I cruise up them with ease (after conditioning myself). I've seen lots of questions posed as the what color and what size the bike is. The color is a beautiful Metallic brown (Rootbeer). Much to my surprise, mine measures actual 17" on the seat post from the crank to the top of the receiver for the seat stem. I have a 30" inseam and I have 1.5 to 2" clearance when I do the Standover. Of course, the top bar is angled toward the seat, so I measure my clearance while against the seat nose. I have over 600 miles recorded on mine. I ride every day. I ride on the American River Parkway Bike Trail at least twice a week for 20 to 26.5 miles. The Schwinn is my smoothest and most comfortable bike of them all. Yes, I highly recommend this bike.
I used to have a hybrid yrs ago and it cost alot but somehow i gave it away due to too much stress on my neck. I do miss it t ho. ;/ Want more upright sitting.since I am 47 yrs old. So, i got this bike online. A friend put it together for me. I just rode 20 miles last SUnday---very nice. I may change the grips someday. Everything else is good. Get one.
I use this is get around in NYC and really enjoy the way it rides. The rack works great with a plastic milk crate zip-tied to it. My small dog fits inside perfectly (he's tied in with a harness). The gears switch great. The seat was a bit high for me (I'm 5'10") so I had to cut the post a few inches so it would slide in further. I didn't have all the tools needed to assemble it correctly, nor did I really know how. I took it to a bike shop and they did it in 30 minutes for $15. After a couple of weeks of riding it I think it's a great bike.
Im not very good at reviews and haven't done any before, so please forgive me.
This bike is great! Its way better than I had thought. Shipping was super fast and free (ordered Sun, rcvd Wed). No damage at all, not even any scratches on the paint. The bike looks amazing, with the white forks and metallic brown paint. Oh ya, the wheels and tires are super cool, with the cool decals on the rims and white colored Schwinn logo on the tires and Seat. Its very comfortable and the suspension on the forks and seat really smooth out the bumps. This is probably only the 2nd bike Ive had as an adult so I cant really comment on the technical quality but for the 229.00 I paid for the bike, I sure feel I got more than my moneys worth. As an amateur, the quality of the parts look extremely good to me. The shifters are real cool too! Anyway, if your on a budget, like I was, and want a great bike to commute to work, I think its a great buy and worth the extra dollars over the bikes in the 140.00 range.
I bought this bike for a daily commute of 15 miles round trip over paved roads, some of which are a little rough (pot holes, patches & major cracks). I bought the bike off the rack, assembled at the store. Needed some adjusting to make gears work correctly (rough shifting, jumping one of the rear sprockets). All bikes, this one included, need readjusting after the initial break-in period. I've put 1000+ commmuting and recreation miles on it and it has done its job well. It's a lot heavier than my road bike, but it's also a lot more comfortable going over bumps and riding in the rain. Not so comfortable riding into a headwind due to the upright posture. Two flats, which is not bad at all for the mileage. One of the rear fender frame attachments broke after about 1000 miles. Fixed with three small bungee cords. I'm replacing the rear brakes beecause an adjustment screw won't stay seated. The shaking the bike has to handle due to rough spots probably has a lot to do with it. We'll see if the new brakes are any better. Overall I'm happy with the bike.
Bought the bike to commute to work. I was trained to ride police bicycle patrol, and I have ridden 120 miles in a day. The bike is a solid performer, even though it is not the best bike you can buy. It is better than most of the department store bikes, and the free assembly by Walmart was very acceptable. The bike has a padded seat, fenders, and the bike rack, which might cost you $80 as options for a lesser bike. I am pleased with the bike and the cost. It really does look sharp. It works well riding 80 miles a week for the intended purpose.
Out of the box just as expected. You do need to make some minor adjustment to the gears & might want to consider taking to get done by a pro if your in doubt of your skills but well worth it! Rides like a dream & makes you look fwd to riding! Great bike for tall guys. Very well constructed & very nice rims. Trust me the picture here at walmart don't do justice! People tend to really look at this bike when I stop! It simply looks awesom & stands out! Only thing I would change is the seat but other then that I still rate this bike 5 stars. I've seen bikes selling for 500.00 and don't compare to this one! BTW Don't be mislead because these bikes are now being mfg in China. As far as I can tell it don't make a darn difference as far as quality. I'M SOLD!!
I ride a little on road as well as off road. I have strictly off road bikes and a hybrid. I do like hybrids and their versatility. I wanted a new hybrid to replace my 10 year old Diamondback hybrid but I didn't want to spend a lot of money so I thought I would try this Schwinn at such a reasonable price. I am really impressed. This bike is smooth and easy to ride with great components that you typically don't find on bikes priced like this. The 700c tires are great and make your ride a dream. The value is exceptional. Now the handle bars are a bit old fashioned and look like they belong on a beach cruiser and not on a hybrid, they limit you to one riding position that becomes very uncomfortable when you're out on a long ride. The OEM bar prevents you from adding extensions to it so I changed out the handle bar for a straight bar, ditched the ergo grips for some more standard gel grips and added handlebar extensions; now its much more comfortable and looks more like a hybrid really should. This bike is perfect except for the odd choice of handlebars that Schwinn went with. I don't see how they are not loosing money on this bike the way it's priced. I highly recommend getting one if you're in the market for a bike, you will not be disappointed. Get it tuned at your local bike shop and enjoy. It's a very nice bike for the price and exceptionally versatile. I'm used to Cannondales, Diamondbacks and Jamis bikes but they get expensive so save your money and do what I did...buy this Schwinn, make a few customizations, enjoy and have fun.
We bought the men's and women's version of these bikes to ride in town and on paved bike paths. The are good for those uses. Where we live, it's nice to have 21 gears, even for casual riding. We have other "serious" bikes, but with these it's nice to have the fenders, kick stand and rack when you just want to go to the store or take an easy ride. We had them shipped to the store and they were happy to assemble them for us. They still needed some tweaking, though. As expected for a value bike, the components are not the best, but they are adequate. It is hard to get the stamped metal side pull brakes properly adjusted, but the gear set works reasonably smoothly. These bikes are fun, easy to ride and a good value.
I bought my Solitaire to buck the fierce winds we have coming off the Gulf and from the Bay. The 21 speeds ensure that there is always a correct gear available for the conditions. I tinker with bikes a lot and have replaced the seat, pedals and chain but nothing was really wrong with the originals. My mods made a good bike even better! I am 64yo, 6'1" 290# and wear a size 54 coat. The bike has 514 miles on it with no problems. Shifters work very well and the high dollar chain I installed even improved that. This bike got me back into shape so I shopped for a "better" bike to continue my progress. I looked at Trek, Specialized and Cannondale ranging from $450-$700. I could not justify spending that amount of money to replace what I already had in my Schwinn Solitaire! The only thing I would have gained for $500+ would be a ritzy name and I would have LOST some features like fenders and the back carry rack! All of the bikes are made in China now including the above mentioned brands. In fact, after researching the subject, it's possible that all of the bikes including my Schwinn were made in the same factory! The Solitaire is a terrific value with excellent quality and features! Pay a lot more if it makes you happy but this bike has it all for a fraction of the price!
I was looking for a bike to get some exercise around town etc, not 50 mile touring, wasn't sure if I needed to pay $200, $400 or $1200. I am very pleased with the purchase, I wanted a comfort bike with fenders, at least (7) speeds and a carrier would be nice. I think it a very good purchase, have had it about a month (150 miles). It took me several hours plus to assemble and adjust, if you take the time to read all the instructions anyone that has an adjustable wrench and some experience (or a set of metric fixed wrenches and metric allen wrenches) and patience can make the adjustments. I am a 69 years old male and 5'-11', if the bike were much taller, it would be too big for me. FexEx handling during shipment left a bit to be desired. I like the shifters, smooth brakes, quite smooth ride and the metallic brown color. Nice bike and for the money I couldn't find anything better.
After researching this Schwinn and reading all
the reviews,I am convinced it's even better than I expected it to be. I'm totally pleased with the bike's quality and Walmart's dealings. I ordered it online and received it before the stated delivery date,so I have no complaints at all. Very easy assembly for me (about 1 1/2 hrs.) I also have a Schwinn 17 function bike computer on it, which is really accurate with my GPS readings. I can maintain 12-15mph easily on flat roads,so it's fast enough for me. Easy shifts and great brakes too. Good looks and comfort.Buy one!
My husband and myself wanted to start doing more bicycling. We didn't want to spend a fortune, but wanted decent bikes. After some research we decided on the men's and women's Schwinn Hybrid on the Walmart site. Very glad we did! It is a well made bike and really fun to ride. We are very happy with the purchase.
The bike is more that I expected! The quality is as good if not better than a bike that cost 3 times as much. The gears shift effortlessly! It rolls freely and is so easy to operate. I paid $199 online. Although it was shipped without a seat, WalMart corrected the problem in less than a week. This is the first time I purchased online from WalMart. I am most satisfied with the whole process and the product!
This bike is a good value for the money and fits my husband (6'4") well. One drawback - it comes "partially assembled," with instructions which cover full assembly and are very unclear. Once we "guessed" at assembly, we took it to a local bike shop for a tune-up/safety check (highly recommend this unless you are a very good amateur bike mechanic yourself), only to find out that we attached the handle bars backwards! The bike shop also had to replace a brake cable which was already frayed on a never-before-ridden bike. Still, even adding in the cost of the tune-up/repair ($110) to the cost of the bike itself, it was a bargain compared to the starting model for an adult bike at a bike shop.
GREAT product! I shopped around quite a bit before choosing to buy this bike. I haven't owned a bike in about 25 years, so, I see how much things have changed. I looked at quite a few bikes at different stores, as well as on-line. This bike has some NICE components and overall has a VERY nice look to it. I've had a few people comment on how it doesn't look at all like a 'cheap' Dept. Store bike. I've taken out a few times, and recently took it out on the paved bike trails we have here in Albuquerque. Went for about a 15 mile ride. Gears shift nice and smooth, handles great and is overall pretty comfortable to ride. Hopefully it lasts a long time, cuz I'll be doing a lot of riding!


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I and my partner bought two All in Ones about 5 years ago. Then, we found a good price on some of the cartridges so we bought extras - to a value about 300 USD. Only to soon find out that there was a date limitation on them.
Bottom line is that my HP printer has not been used the last three years (I print out stuff at work and their printers are not HPs) and my partner just said "never again HP". I don't say that and have essentially had a good idea about HP since my first aquaintance in 1973.
Now I say, who are these cynical and arrogant HP people who totally lack respect for HP's customers? Can't I be allowed to decide myself when the quality falls below my needs?
This must reasonably not only be a technical matter, but also a management problem. Those who promote such ideas lack the most fundamental insight about human psychology. When one discovers that a company only is interested in screwing you one heads somewhere else and will thereafter be very difficult to get back.
Suppose I instead bought an ink pen and it stopped working after five months because of some electronic date limitation... No that would not be accepted either.
HP: You need to remove the people involved in this date limitation problem ASAP - the image value you are losing is reasonably large - you shoot yourself in your foot, If you want to repair some of the image damage you must do something for us customers to compensate us - it is high time...
According to the HP web site, you can override expiration of the 363 type cartridge. I'd give you a link, but Yahoo forbids links. Instead search for:
Ink expires, but you can override
One of the first two links specifically calls out the 363 cartridge. There is also info on why ink expires.
If you bought $300 worth of ink it was not that much ink to start out with. Why would you stop using the printer after 2 years if you had ink left? If not, you are just stupid. In fact, you aren't coming across very bright anyway. Why didn't you look at the expiration date when you bought it? If you "found" a good price then why complain at HP as you must have bought the ink from somebody other than HP.
I didn't have any ink left that I was aware of was working. I inserted new cartridges and they essentially signaled that they were empty as soon as I had replaced the older ones. One set of ink for my All in One is about 75 USD so in relative terms 300 USD was quite much (the whole printer cost around 450 USD). You ask why I didn't look at the expiration date: First of all I assumed that something NEW in this category that you buy is good for at least a year. Second I did not KNOW that they put a date limitation = electronic lock on the cartridges. I am Swedish and found those that I paid around 300 for in France (would have cost around 35 % more in Sweden) so I saw an opportunity and assumed that this basically had to do with differences in currency exchange rates and profit taking in the retailer chain.
The ink was from HP and no other source but it is not that easy to go back to the store when you find out 5-6 months later that they all were expired - especially as they were bought in another country and I had traveled around so I didn't even remeber where in France I had bought them.
You call me stupid - OK - I have two university degrees from our top science schhols + a PhD and have had many successes throughout my life. The problem this time was essentially that I couldn't ask or look for something that I didn't know about.
After these monetary losses I decided not to support HP with another penny so that's why I haven't used the printer since then (the stock chart looks interesting BTW - especially for the last three years). One of you who commented wrote that there is a reason for the expiration date - yes but that does not mean that they must be locked electronically - I can judge for myself where I draw the quality limit - I most often don't need everything to be "100 %". The arrogance and disrespect for the customer lies in the electronic lock.
I thank those of you who gave me hints about how to circumvent the problem - I will check them out.
HP engineers go to great lengths to protect the customers from bad experiences. The reason for the expiration date is unknown. It may be that quality of the print would be poor. Soda stored in plastic bottles goes flat after time. . It may be that the ink after a long storage would damage the part that sprays the ink. Antifreeze loses its corrosion protection after time. It may be that the cartridge could develop a leak when put in a printer after long storage time damaging the printer Faucets drip after time. If the engineers design the product for the very, very few, the cost must be borne by all the customers. They will be forced to pay features that they never use.
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THE Scots actor, who plays Jamie Fraser in the Starz time travel series, took a few minutes to answer some fan questions that were submitted via Twitter.
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THE star, who plays Highland warrior Jamie Fraser in the hit time travel series, was a guest of honour on talk show Studio 10. Watch the hilarious video here.
THE season finale saw Jamie Fraser brutally assaulted by Black Jack, and actor Sam Heughan has opened up about his character's mindset in the show's return.
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Sean Hannity finally gets some of the facts right on his show.
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Stephen is immortalized in Legos and President George W. Bush paints self portraits in the shower.
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Stephen takes a moment to honor African American history.
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The Tennessee Tea Party wages a counter-offensive against founding father fact attacks.
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Wii discontinued in Europe, Nintendo confirms
Although the original announcement only applied to Japan, Nintendo UK has confirmed that the Wii has also been discontinued in Europe.
"Wii imports to Europe have been discontinued," a representative told MCV.
"However, there are still a variety of options for consumers to enjoy Wii games and the Wii gameplay experience. Wii U, which is Nintendo's latest home console, is backwards compatible with nearly all existing Wii games and accessories when you switch to Wii Mode on Wii U."
Additionally, the Wii Mini will continue to be stocked in Europe, and if worse comes to worst you can always purchase on in the US, where the console has yet to be discontinued.
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