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Area bowling squads make postseason
From Staff Reports
All three local boys' and girls' bowling teams made the Louisiana High School Athletic Association's state bowling playoffs.
Morgan City, Berwick and Central Catholic girls' and boys' teams all made the regionals.
In girls' action, Berwick is the highest seed at No. 3, while Central Catholic is the No. 7 seed.
On Monday, No. 2 Ellender eliminated CCHS, 24-3, while Berwick defeated Morgan City, which lost a bowl off with South Terrebonne for the fifth seed and subsequently was seeded. The Lady Panthers defeated the Lady Tigers, 22-5.
In other girls' action, No. 8 Vandebilt defeated No. 9 Terrebonne, 21-6, while in the second round, No. 8 Vandebilt upset top-seed South Lafourche, 21-6.
Also, No. 5 seed South Terrebonne defeated H.L. Bourgeois, 18½-8½.
The top three girls' teams — the regional champion and runner-up as well as the winner of the two semifinal final losers — advance to the bi-regional round at Holiday Lanes in Bossier City.
Two losers from the 1:30 p.m. semifinals today bowl at 3:30 p.m. to see who goes to the bi-regional.
While Morgan City, Central Catholic and Berwick girls' teams were eliminated, MCHS' Jennifer Vu, CCHS' Jada Pennison and BHS' Elle Arcemont all are in the running for a spot in the bi-regional playoffs in Bossier City. The top five girls' scorers among all teams in the regionals advance to the bi-regional.
In regional competition, Vu has bowled games of 144, 168 and 141, while Arcemont has bowled games of 139, 151 and 144). Pennison has recorded scores of 136, 136 and 189.
In boys' action, Central Catholic (1-12), the ninth seed, upset eighth seed South Lafourche (3-9), 16-11, Monday afternoon for its first win of the season, while No. 10 E.D. White (0-12) fell to No. 7 H.L. Bourgeois (4-8), 23-4.
CCHS will face top seed Morgan City (11-1), today at 3:30 p.m., while H.L. Bourgeois will face No. 2 Terrebonne (10-2) at the same time.
In other 3:30 p.m. action today, No. 4 South Terrebonne (8-4) will play No. 5 Berwick (8-4), and No. 3 seed Ellender (10-2) will face No. 6 seed Vandebilt Catholic (6-6).
Three boys from the losing teams also bowl today at 3:30 p.m.
All winners today advance to bi-regional play, along with the winner of the two semifinalists, which will be held April 2 at Holiday Lanes in Bossier City, while the top seven scorers from the boys' teams who have been eliminated advance to singles play in Bossier on April 2.
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|4 Medium, quartered
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Sea salt
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|Parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Black pepper
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1. Preheat the grill.
2. Slice the strawberries, set aside.
3. Wash and cut the potatoes into ¾ inch chunks, set aside.
4. Toast the pecans in a pan for 5-10 minutes or until well toasted.
5. Place the chopped potatoes in a large deep pot filled with water.
6. Over medium high heat boil the potatoes for 15-25 minutes or until fork tender.
7. Once done remove and drain the water, mash the potatoes using a masher, pour milk, add parmesan cheese, sea salt and black pepper, set aside.
8. In small bowl combine garlic pesto and olive oil mix well and season the steaks with the rub.
9. Allow it to rest 5-10 minutes, once done cook them on the grill till they are done. About 4 minutes on each side. Plate it and let it sit.
10. In a bowl whisk together equal amounts of lemon oil and balsamic condimenti to make the dressing.
11. Divide the greens into equal portions. Arrange the strawberries on them and sprinkle the crumbled goat cheese.
12. Add in the toasted pecan nuts on top and drizzle the dressing all over the salad.
13. Serve the steak with parmesan mashed potatoes and fresh green salad.
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Calories 1613 Calories from Fat 746
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Total Fat 84 g129.6%
Saturated Fat 30.1 g150.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 217.8 mg72.6%
Sodium 2533.6 mg105.6%
Total Carbohydrates 125 g41.5%
Dietary Fiber 18.2 g72.9%
Sugars 22.1 g
Protein 95 g190.4%
Vitamin A 15.3% Vitamin C 136.6%
Calcium 54.6% Iron 57.9%
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YPSILANTI, Mich. – Poor Eastern Michigan these last years. So far from winning, so close to Ann Arbor.
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It is a college football Saturday afternoon, and the Eagles are playing Alabama State before 4,771 people, counting all the trombone players. Seven miles away, as the Goodyear blimp flies, more than 114,000 are headed for Michigan Stadium to see the Wolverines against Notre Dame.
No wonder that concoction of bureaucratic wordiness - the Football Bowl Subdivision— can be so hard to govern. It is an unruly place, with vastly different needs and dreams. Like here. Two schools from the same category and nearly the same zip code, but not the same universe.
Over there this night will be the largest football crowd in NCAA history.
Here, are family, friends, some students and 25,000 empty seats.
Over there, the parking is $40 and you'd better arrive three hours early.
Here, the parking is free, and 10 minutes before kickoff is fine.
Over there have been 40 bowl trips.
Here, the last winning season was 16 years ago.
Over there, the average attendance is always No. 1 among 120 FBS teams.
Here, seven miles away, has been No. 120.
So what's it like trying to get by on a budget, living next door to Bill Gates?
"It is," Athletic Director Derrick Gragg says as the teams take the field, "a unique situation."
North Carolina and Duke are famous neighbors, eight miles apart, but in the same league. The only place where two FBS schools are closer than here are Rice and Houston, and they are similar in stature.
Eastern Michigan dwells in the shadows of the maize and blue-bloods. In terms of football exposure, a townhouse next to a skyscraper.
The Eagles want to avoid conflicts with Michigan home games as they would the plague, but the Wolverines often have eight of them. Eastern Michigan never wants to play at the same hour, but Michigan is forever changing its kickoff times to suit television, so who can plan ahead?
It is a challenge. The weather must be good, the opponent attractive, the Wolverines idle.
"It has to be the perfect storm," says Jim Streeter, associate athletic director for media relations, in a quiet press box. Michigan's press box looks like somebody's corporate headquarters.
But the Eagles yearn for better.
"I don't think the distance has as much to do as the lack of success historically that we've had in football," Gragg mentions.
"We have about 80,000 alums that live 50 miles or closer to this institution. We have a lot of people who are very proud of having gone here, but we have to give them something to be proud of out on the field. We have 19,000 undergraduate students that could fill up half this stadium or more, if we can just get them to come out.
"When we turn the corner, I think that's what's really going to tell the story. I think people will come back in droves if we can become bowl eligible."
The strategy is common. Upgrade the facilities, hire a new coach, hope for the best. Ron English is in his third year. He used to be an assistant seven miles down the road.
It is a good day. The Eagles get by Alabama State 14-7 for their first 2-0 start in 22 years.
"I've never seen that as an issue because we're in separate leagues," English says afterward of the Michigan shadow. The real issue?
"We're addressing that. We're getting support, and this program has never been supported. I just feel like I'm in the right place at the right time."
"The more we win, the bigger the crowds will get. I really believe that. In fact, I know that for sure."
Eastern Michigan goes on the road Saturday. To Ann Arbor. "Our kids like to play against them," Gragg says, noting the Eagles have beaten the Wolverines lately in women's basketball and baseball. But football is 0-9.
Game day is over at Eastern Michigan. Fans gather outside the locker room to greet the players. No traffic problems leaving, and off in the distance, you can see a plane flying an advertisement above Michigan Stadium.
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URBANA – A plaque and a 7-acre grove of trees on the north side of Weaver Park were dedicated Friday to the 45 people who have served as Urbana Park District board commissioners during the past century.
The permanent plaque was dedicated at a 10 a.m. Arbor Day ceremony on East Main Street. The park district is celebrating its 100th anniversary throughout 2007.
"Without the dedicated commissioners who have already served on the Urbana Park District's volunteer board, and who are serving now, the Urbana Park District would not be the exemplary park district it is today," said Vicki Mayes, the park district's executive director, in a news release.
"These men and women feel a sense of ownership and pride in their park district," Mayes said. "They are knowledgeable. They work hard for Urbana's citizens. And they provide the vision for the staff to create parks and recreation programs that residents want and need, while at the same time keeping the district fiscally responsible."
Children from Prairie School joined the city for the dedication.
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Seva Study is a residential program in which spiritual volunteers become fully immersed in the ashram for a minimum of one month. The idea of selfless service (seva) is an important concept in most Indian religions and yogic traditions. Because God is perceived as having an inner relationship with others, as well as oneself, serving other people is considered an essential devotional practice of serving God. Therefore, this residential program is designed following that spiritual formula. It will help you to practice selfless service in action and spirit in daily life. You are required to live in our ashram during the program period, take meals onsite and participate in all programs and classes.
During a time of transition and economic uncertainty, the Seva Study program offers individuals in transition an affordable opportunity to re-evaluate their lives while living and serving in a peaceful spiritual community.
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Seva residents are accepted year-round and commit on a per-month basis, from a minimum of one month to three months. Submission of a written application and interview are required before commencement of your Seva Study program.
NOTE: A Call to Builders, Gardeners and Maintenance People- the Sivananda Ashram Yoga Farm seeks people interested in yoga who have practical skills in construction, general maintenance, gardening and landscaping for the ashram's upkeep.
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For tax purposes, according to our legal advisor, your stay is not taxable according to IRS because of the schedule requirement: daily schedule of the ashram starting at 6am meditation and ending at 10pm meditation as well as because accommodations in the vicinity of the ashram are not possible. (The ashram is in a secluded valley, away from town.) Kindly consult your own tax advisor at your own discretion.
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There are always Karma Yoga opportunities at the Yoga Farm, in particular those with building, maintenance and gardening skills to share will find many opportunities to be of service.
Please fill out the same Seva Study application, above, to join as a Karma Yogi; with approval we will be happy to welcome you whether for a single stay, to contribute a weekend or a week per month, or whatever suits both your and the Ashram's schedule. Being a Karma Yogi provides an excellent opportunity to both go deeper in your spiritual practices and to be of great service to others intent on the same.
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Come together to work on ever-developing building projects. See your effort manifested every time you visit the ashram as a new facility or expanded garden. Contact us to find out what projects are currently under way.
The core of the ashram's teachings is carried through the senior Swamis (monastics) and resident Yogis and teachers as well as a host of invited teachers, performers and lecturers. The resident teachers and swamis lead an integral yogic and dedicated life—full time without remuneration—with the sole goal to improve themselves by the practice of Yoga and to share the teachings with others. Invited teachers come for specific programs to share their teachings.
Those who wish to become staff must first have successfully completed TTC (Yoga Teachers' Training Course) and spent time at the ashram as a Seva Study resident. Permission to be staff is at the discretion of the ashram director. A minimum committment of three months is required; committments of six months or a year are also possible. You may apply to become staff by filling out the application form. See this page for the main staff bios and photos of group staff pictures.


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Holocube, a new virtual reality experience, is now open at TAG Sports Bar. The cube provides four popular virtual reality experiences over five minutes long, including snipers and outer space. You can step right into a world where anything is possible when you experience Holocube, which opens at noon each day and is for guests 21 and older.
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With more than 200 bottled, can and large format brews from the United States and around the world, TAG appeals to experienced beer connoisseurs as well as beginners eager to broaden their palate. TAG team members are Beer Service Certified, making them the largest certified staff in the country. Approximately half of the beer selection showcases domestic brews from 17 states throughout the nation; the other half of the menu features more than 25 imported beers from across the globe.
This Las Vegas sports bar features hand-crafted beer cocktails, known as hop'tails, which offer a new take on beer and mixology using fresh ingredients and an entire beer. TAG also showcases pour-your-own draft tables, using a self-serve system where guests are encouraged to pour as they see fit. Brew masters from around the country will be featured weekly as they showcase multiple award-winning beers.
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This is a ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN position supporting the 212th Engineering Installation Squadron. This is a Bargaining Unit position. The unit point of contact and contact phone for this position is: Maj Joel Lewandowski (508) 968-8402
AREAS OF CONSIDERATION : As allowed by OPM guidelines, the Massachusetts Air National Guard follows a three tier advertisement process. The three tier process will be as follows:
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This position is located in the Air National Guard (ANG) State Headquarters (HQ), Engineering Installation Squadron (EIS), whose mission is to engineer, install, remove, and/or perform maintenance on Command and Control, Communications, Computer and Information (C4I) systems and facilities. The primary purpose of this position is to provide C4I engineering services for DoD, Major Command (MAJCOM), NGB and base level customers and to provide engineering process continuity for multiple specializations within the EIS.
Produces C4I installation project packages. Coordinates project requirements with affected Communication and Information Systems Officer (CSO) to ensure system inter-operability, compatibility, and cost effectiveness of the proposed technical solution. Ensures proposed requirement(s) conform to current policies, standards, and guidelines. Develops detailed design specifications. Identifies source of major equipment items and necessary logistical lead-time required. Advises the CSO on potential problems or delays. Coordinates project requirements and assignment of project identification numbers with project manager. Ensures project package is published and distributed.
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Conducts on-site engineering surveys to gather specific project information. Prepares sketches, drawings, and lists of material. Uses various surveying instruments and measuring devices to validate system feasibility and layout. Ensures that engineering surveys are accurate and complete.
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Provides engineering process continuity for multiple specializations within the EIS. Provides technical consultant services and presentations concerning project/program development plans, schedules and strategies. Reviews applicable technical data and commercial manuals for equipment capabilities and operational characteristics. Provides commercial data and technical specifications for system installation, operation and maintenance, when requested. Leads team members conducting telecommunications surveys, planning and, implementing assignments to develop MAJCOM Communications Systems Plans, Base Communications Systems Plans, and Base Communications-Computer Service Assessments.
Conducts on-site engineering assistance visits as required. Resolves problems or questions during installation phase of engineered projects. Develops, coordinates, approves and publishes formal project changes and/or amendments to accommodate mission requirements or customer/installation team needs.
Monitors and analyzes project milestones to ensure timely completion within budgetary constraints and reports results to supervisor.
Advises drill status supervisors in matters relating to the planning of function workload and training requirements. Manages training of Drill Status Guard personnel and develops schedules for completion. Performs administrative support for function personnel including requesting special orders, making travel arrangements and assembling data to support engineering efforts. Requests, evaluates, and selects engineering workload to meet function training and proficiency requirements.
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You can't escape them: computers are becoming integral to everyday life and it is increasingly necessary to know how to use one. This is where computer courses can help you and your family.
If your son or daughter is interested in computers, university courses are not the only route to a career in IT. Computer courses can also set your child on the right career path and much of the studying can be done from home, with flexible hours and at a much cheaper cost than university.
Companies such as Computeach ( www.computeach.co.uk) have a range of courses and they'll even assess your child before they apply to tell them which course is best suited. These courses can lead to careers in system design and development, databases and programming, which can command salaries of up to £55,000. Courses are designed for people from all backgrounds, with various levels of experience and qualifications, and they consist of both self-study and classes with tutorial assistance.
Alternatively, there are many courses which are conducted entirely online. Websites like www.career-in-it.co.uk can provide online courses supervised by Microsoft Certified Trainers. Through courses like these your son or daughter could not only gain a recognised qualification - with all exams and retakes paid for - but also a job, as 97 per cent of students on these courses are offered employment at the end.
Exciting and original careers in the industry include game developer, game tester, website designer and IT technician. There are many other options too and they don't have to be directly IT-related. Computer skills can help in most jobs and often give you the edge over other candidates to prospective employers.
Of course, if your child is going to university or college to study a different subject and simply wants to brush up on their computer skills, there are normally courses available at individual universities. Most will offer training in how to use their own PC systems and many will give training for basic computer skills.
Computer courses can be found in most areas and appeal to people with various levels of ability. Most will take on students even if they do not have any previous qualifications. So, if your daughter or son is interested in IT but doesn't fancy three years of university, a course in computing could be an invaluable investment.
There are also a wide range of courses designed specifically to train adults how to use computers. From beginner classes helping you grasp a basic knowledge, to advanced classes teaching you how to improve your skills further, there are plenty of programmes to choose from.
There will probably be several different computer classes available in your local area, so it's worth doing some research. Classes are usually held in local libraries or other public buildings and are aimed at a variety of ages and abilities. There are often courses available in both the day and evening.
Gaining basic or intermediate computer skills will not only help you at home and in daily life, but it could also help you in your job and it will certainly give you a new and transferable skill.
Fred Llewellyn, 68, from Brighton, is retired and is a testament to the success of computer courses. He says: "I had no previous experience with computers, but I wanted to learn the basics. I went to a club and had lessons for about nine months. I read books and magazines to help and I picked it up so quickly that I began to teach people on the course myself.
"A few years on and I can even build computers from scratch. I think the ability to use a computer is a vital skill whatever age you are and I would urge people to learn. On the course there were students aged from 30 to 92. The trick is not to try too much, so start by learning how to use the internet and e-mail and then take it from there. The main skills that will be necessary for the future are learning how to use the internet and e-mail, but also digital photography, which is rising in popularity and use."
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In this life of ignorance,
This thing that we all share,
Where we live our life from day to day,
And hope someone will care.
Some people have religion,
And some believe in fate,
They believe we have no choice,
Its all written, love and hate.
They think we cannot reason,
That we should not question why,
That our life is all mapped out,
From our birth, until we die.
Some think we have Free Will,
And that choices made are ours,
Some thing that life, it has no point,
It's just us counting down the hours.
The problem with these points of view,
And the things they try to say,
Is that we dont know what is right,
We don't know the true way.
The thing is, nothing's returned,
Not a demon, ghost or wraith,
And so we only have one choice,
We must choose to keep our Faith.
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Funny about life, you work, study hard, to do good and die, when it seems just right or going right - FAITH
Life in a poem. Lol. You describe it so well
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Put up ham radio antenna
[Sep. 29th, 2012|
12:21 pm
JoSH Lehan
Wow, haven't posted here in a while.
A big accomplishment in my life is that I've put up a ham radio antenna over the house! Works great. However, its physical appearance is not the cleanest, so now I'm trying to clean up its looks somewhat.
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Digital TV moving beyond ATSC
[Aug. 28th, 2011|
08:56 pm
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Sirius XM Dark Wave
This is a rather cool development. I hope it goes through. There's talk of fixing digital TV by allowing broadcasters to use other formats besides ATSC. I don't know if it will catch on, because it would require everybody to go through the "converter box" hassle yet again, but ATSC is badly broken, and this is good to see.
It would be great for the USA to adopt the COFDM television standard, as a good portion of the rest of the world already has. It is technically superior in many ways, among other things, it's usable on smaller devices such as mobile phones (this is seen as one of the last vestiges of hope for the broadcast TV industry).
China has what appears to be a really good standard.
Getting off the subject, but as China dominates in manufacturing, it was only a matter of time until they dominate in design and standardization as well. It's a shame, but it was well predicted. The entire series of four articles is well worth reading here:
I could summarize it here, but two words will do: we're screwed....
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Washing machine woes
[Jul. 16th, 2011|
11:04 pm
JoSH Lehan
Splish Splash
We've had our Maytag Neptune MAH8700AWW washing machine for just over 5 years now, long enough for the extended warranty to expire. Today, it had its first major failure.
The washer's internal hot water valve jammed, in the wide open position. I'm lucky to have noticed it: the water was just pouring into the washing basin, and the machine had the undocumented "OE" error code flashing. I looked it up, and this meant "overflow error", where the sensor had detected too much water.
To their credit, Maytag has implemented 2 rather cool features, to deal with this:
1) When the overflow error triggers, the washer goes into something I call "panic drain mode". It stops whatever it's doing in the regular cycle, and simply tries to drain out the water as fast as it fills in. In this case, the washer basically turned itself into a hose: water came in, water drained out, almost nothing in the path to stop it. I'm glad the washer used its internal draining system as much as possible, avoiding the catastrophic failure of the water overflowing the internal washing basin itself, which would have spilled water all into the guts of the machine.
2) If the washer breaks and is unable to complete its cycle normally, it still lets the user select "spin only" mode, to simply spin and drain the water out of the basin as much as possible. I was able to run this mode to completion, so the washer then let me open the door handle and get the clothing out. That is one of the major risks of front-loader washing machines: when they fail, they tend to fail in the locked position, and your sopping wet clothes are then physically stuck in there until you can manually release the door mechanism somehow. So, I'm lucky I was able to use this mode to achieve a cycle completion and thus convince the machine to please unlock the door.
Our utility sink was almost overflowing, when I first noticed the problem. I'm really glad that subconsciously I realized something was wrong, the washing machine cycle was taking a lot longer than it normally does, and went in there to check! I quickly opened the garage door, grabbed our 5 gallon bucket, and started bailing out the sink, running buckets to the storm drain in the street. I was then able to use a plunger to convince the rest of the water to go down the drain, which had gotten overloaded by the huge amount of water that it was being asked to deal with.
Once the sink level was lowered, water was still coming in, even though I had already turned off the washer, so I knew it was a physical problem. I then closed the faucets behind the washing machine as hard as I safely could. This slowed the flow of water to a steady drip. I couldn't shut off the water completely. This is a typical failure mode of a washing machine faucet, which is typically left wide open for the lifetime of the machine. Because the valve is never closed, when it comes time to actually close it, the failure manifests itself. Who knows what sand/crud over the years has gotten in there.
The hot water at this point was merely lukewarm, because our 25-year-old water heater (another ticking time bomb in this house, but that's another story) obviously couldn't keep up with a wide open hot water valve. This was a blessing in disguise, because it also meant I didn't have to worry about burning myself on the hot water while dealing with the problem.
I have now stabilized the situation, and the only remaining problem is the steady drip of water that comes through the washing machine. Both of the valves that should stop this drip are failed: the faucet (only a trickle), and the washing machine's internal valve (stuck wide open). So, I need to go bail out the washing basin every so often. I have the door open, in order to get a little help from evaporation, but it's still enough to start overflowing onto the floor of the garage if I leave it unattended for too long. It will create a puddle there, looking similar to the other puddle that's created whenever it rains (yet another story).
So, I'm in need of an appliance repair person (to repair the hot water valve inside of the washing machine, and anything else that it took with it), and a plumber (to redo the faucets behind the washing machine so they can actually shut off, and also fix the utility sink so it stops leaking and snake the drain so it has a chance of keeping up with the water should this happen again). Ah, money. No new ham radio for me this month!
So, it's Saturday, and I have my pocket stuffed full of quarters. Off to play the new Tron machine at the Pacific Pinball Museum, right? Nope, today, it's off to the laundromat....
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Cleaning up photos on iPhone
[Jan. 15th, 2011|
07:20 pm
JoSH Lehan
The hum of an external hard drive
Dealing with music on the iPhone is easy, because there's only 2 places they have to be in sync: the iPhone itself, and iTunes. However, photos are non-trivial, because there's a 3rd place now added: iPhoto. Generally, dealing with things on the Mac is very smooth and well thought-out, but there's still a disappointing lack of integration between iTunes and iPhoto.
I ran into a dilemma: My "Camera Roll" folder, because I made the mistake of choosing "No" to the "Delete photos after importing?" question prompted to me by iPhoto, had been filling up. It's taking a lot of data. I see the photos in iPhoto, and on the iPhone. However, the "Camera Roll" is hidden from the view of iTunes, even when you turn off the "Sync everything" feature to get manual control over what to sync. All you can see is individual albums created under iPhoto, and "Camera Roll" is evidentially a special album that is excluded from the list.
I couldn't use iTunes to remove the "Camera Roll". I also couldn't use iPhoto. Unfortunately, once you import a photo into iPhoto, that's it: you are no longer able to access the photo on your device. It will be invisible to iPhoto. That's a big problem, because what if you changed your mind and wanted to delete those photos in your "Camera Roll" after importing them now? You can't do it anymore, because iPhoto will show zero photos on your device, because it's already imported them all, and it won't detect the same photo more than once (I assume this is a feature added by Apple to prevent people from doubling-up all their photos, which is a common problem when trying to deal with large amounts of photos).
The built-in "Photos" icon on the iPhone will see the "Camera Roll", and let me delete photos, but unfortunately, only *one at a time*. Since I have over a thousand photos piled up, that I'm trying to organize in an effort to free up more space, that was not acceptable. Sadly, there's no "Select All" feature that I could find.
The solution, after much research, is to use a more obscure, older, program on the Mac. It's called "Image Capture". It works great! You plug in your iPhone, and it will see exactly the opposite of what iPhoto sees: Image Capture will see *only* the Camera Roll, and nothing else. That's great news, for solving this problem. Now, I can use "Image Capture" and it happily imported all those photos to a new folder (as a backup), and there's a handy checkbox "Delete after import" that does exactly that! Very nice.
So, it seems that there's multiple layers of photo support in the Mac universe: there's the very basic "Camera Roll" folder, which holds all pictures that haven't been placed into any other folder, that's seen by "Image Capture" which moves the contents of this folder directly into a folder on your hard drive, just as a pure file (no photo processing done on it at all). Then, at a higher layer, there's iPhoto (which can import from "Camera Roll" and other pure file folders, and organize a collection of photos into photo albums, as well as do photo retouching, and file format conversion). iTunes works at the iPhoto layer, seeing only albums from iPhoto.
So, what I've learned, is that each tool has its own purpose. The photo-handling tools on the Mac are rather powerful, but unfortunately, the different layers at which they each operate on is hard to understand at first. Apple could have done a much better job at integrating these all together into one seamless experience for the user (something that, normally, Apple is very, very good at doing).
Now I once again have some free space on my iPhone to store things. Why wasn't the iPhone 4 released in a 64GB size? It's enough to make me miss the iPod Classic, which had an amazingly huge size. It's a shame Apple hasn't done anything to continue that product line, as the iPod Classic now is used mostly for plugging into stereo systems and car radios, because it's such a simple device that it's easy to control "hands free" with buttons, unlike Apple's newer touchscreen devices that are difficult to control from a remote control or worse yet, try to touch while driving. Since storage sizes have became just huge these days, I'd love to see a 1TB iPod Classic :)
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Opening up old TV channels 5 and 6 for FM radio
[Sep. 5th, 2010|
05:00 pm
JoSH Lehan
Ever since the TV stations switched over from analog to digital last year, the old analog TV channels 5 and 6 have been mostly vacant. This brings up an exciting new possibility, that excites me, and
as well.
TV channels 5 and 6 have the unique advantage of being right next door to the existing FM channels. This would open up 12 MHz of new spectrum. Imagine having a radio that could tune as low as 76.1 or so, instead of stopping at the current limit of roughly 87.9.
The FM dial has been maxed out for decades: there's no room for anybody to open up a new station, without buying somebody else out. Since corporate interests now control almost all radio stations, there's almost no independent stations left, nor the ability for anybody to start one up. Nevertheless, people have tried, using the loophole of the old analog TV channel 6, which can be heard at 87.7 FM on many radios (with enough slop in the settings that they're allowed to go slightly beyond the official boundary of 87.9). An example of this is
Pulse 87.7
, which existed for a time in New York City. With the switchover to digital, this is no longer possible.
There are relatively few digital TV channels broadcasting on where analog TV channels 5 and 6 were. For a variety of reasons, ATSC digital TV just doesn't work very well on VHF. There is existing
on what TV channels would stand in the way of expanding FM radio. Most of them are translators, which aren't as necessary these days, and could be easily moved.
I would love to see TV channels 5 and 6 opened up for FM radio broadcasting. To avoid the same corporate takeover that happened to the existing FM radio dial, strict ownership limits would be enforced. The old rules, as existed before 1996, would be a good model for this. Essentially, it limits each entity (or entities under common ownership) to a maximum of 1 or 2 radio stations per market.
The advantages of doing this are many:
1) Adjacent to the existing FM radio band. No awkward gaps. Analog radios would only need a simple modification to receive these new frequencies.
2) Japan already uses these frequencies for FM broadcast. As many radios are made in Japan, many high-end radios already ship from the factory with the ability to receive on these frequencies. Usually, an obscure switch, flipped from "US" to "International", is all that it takes.
3) Compatible with existing FM analog service. Digital technology would merely be optional, and not necessary. This should keep the cost cheap, for both stations and listeners, and avoid repeating the existing problems of "HD Radio".
4) With pre-1996 rules brought back for these new frequencies, a great diversity of local radio stations would be allowed to develop.
5) Would not displace many existing television stations. There are very few digital TV channels transmitting on these frequencies, as ATSC digital TV does not work very well over VHF.
6) Little bureaucratic change would be necessary, as these frequencies are already "zoned" for mass media broadcasting, in the form of television. A simple rules change would be all that is necessary, to allow radio stations to apply for these frequencies.
7) Relief to an overcrowded FM band, and AM as well, could be possible. To avoid the confusion of a mass landrush if these new frequencies were suddenly opened, applications would be sorted by priority. Highest priority would be given to existing FM stations, that would agree to vacate their existing frequency after a while (perhaps once a majority of radios in service are able to receive these new frequencies), in exchange for this priority. The next highest priority would be given to existing AM stations, giving many AM stations the opportunity to migrate to FM.
8) Of all these new frequencies, there is one in particular that would be desired by everybody. The frequency of 87.7 has one huge advantage: it is already possible to receive on most existing radios. It has been suggested that the frequency of 87.7 be assigned to nobody, and that it remain vacant. It would be the "designated pirate frequency", usable by all, as long as they didn't interfere with any other channels. It would be good to have for community events, neighborhood gatherings, and so forth. It would also prevent new radio stations from immediately getting into catfights over 87.7, which would be the one frequency everybody would put first on their application forms.
I was very happy to read that one FCC
has finally came on board with this idea! Hopefully the wheels of bureaucracy will begin to gain traction.
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[Aug. 16th, 2010|
10:52 pm
JoSH Lehan
Here's a rare LiveJournal entry, because Facebook now has a size limitation for updates (not as severe as Twitter, but still pretty severe).
So here's where I was for most of last week:
Entered in B division. Despite my best efforts, finished around the middle of the pack, nowhere near the qualifying cutoff mark (needed 16th or better to qualify). My B entries are no longer listed because on a whim, I decided to enter into A division, when it became obvious I wouldn't have a chance in B this year. Since all pressure was off, having accepted my loss, I actually did better in A than I thought I'd do! I also ended up in the middle of the pack in A division. I was feeling frustrated with myself, when somebody told me I should make a throwaway entry into A division just for fun. Great idea. I will keep that in mind for future years.
Also entered into Classics, both days, because Classics are what I do best at. Had some good games, but the entries were still losses because the good games were balanced out by bad games.
I need to learn to play more consistently. I can put together a good game now and then, but can't have a good game every time.
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Mostly on Facebook and Twitter now
[Jun. 13th, 2010|
09:04 am
JoSH Lehan
I've been neglecting this LiveJournal blog, because I'm mostly on Facebook and Twitter now. I've been using Facebook for the little ephemeral things in life. This LiveJournal is for longer-term postings, such as when I learn some useful tip and would want to refer back to it again in the future.
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Set up Time Machine on Mac
[Dec. 13th, 2009|
02:42 pm
JoSH Lehan
Random background TV
I set up
Time Machine
on my Mac.
This is something I've wanted to do for a while. I wanted to make a backup of my data, and also, I wanted to be able to have a chance to go back when upgrading from Leopard (10.5) to
Snow Leopard
(10.6). If you don't have Time Machine, then upgrading to Snow Leopard is a one-way street. There's been talk of some problems with Snow Leopard, so I want to be careful just in case.
Contrary to popular belief, you
do not
need an Apple "Time Capsule" external hard drive, to use Time Machine. Any external hard drive will do!
I bought a Seagate 1TB hard drive, and a generic USB enclosure for it. (The enclosure also supports eSATA, for faster speed, but unfortunately, my Mac doesn't.)
I'm trying something new: spending a little more money and getting an "enterprise" hard drive. There's no difference in hardware manufacture between desktop and enterprise hard drives, except that enterprise drives represent a cull of the drives that performed the very best in testing. They are said to be more reliable, and they do carry a longer warranty. I believe enterprise hard drives have a different firmware version as well. I was concerned that it would be noisier, but it seems fine so far.
The brand-new drive began completely blank (all zeroes). Time Machine is known for being painlessly simple, and popping up automatically, but you need to do a few things first, if you're using a brand-new external drive. To get Time Machine to see it, there are 4 things you must do:
1) Open Disk Utility (a popup box will appear when you first connect the drive, doing this automatically).
2) Select your new external drive, at left. Select "Partition", at top. Choose "1 Partition" from the Volume Scheme pulldown menu.
3) Choose "Options". Choose the "GUID Partition Table" scheme, but if you have an older non-Intel Mac, instead choose "Apple Partition Map". Hit OK.
Avoid "Master Boot Record", this is only for PC use. Unfortunately, many hard drives default to "Master Boot Record", and will need to be changed before they can be used with Time Machine, or there might be
down the road.
4) In the main window, give your new partition a name, and make sure the type is set to "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)". Hit Apply.
Now, the Time Machine window should pop up! All you need to do is choose "Yes" when it asks you if you want to use this disk for Time Machine, and you're good to go.
Backups will automatically be scheduled to take place in the future. If you're impatient to get started, in the upper right corner of the screen, there will be a new icon, that looks like a clock with a circle around it. Pull down the window and select "Start Backup Now" or something like that. I did that, and it's happily chugging away now. I'll let it run overnight, in order to finish, as when the very first backup takes place, it has to make a copy of
on your computer, and that takes a long time, especially over USB.
Of course, the true test of any backup system, is: Can it restore? I'll have to remember to test that later....
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Predicting Maine vote results
[Nov. 2nd, 2009|
11:32 pm
JoSH Lehan
A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request
I'm thinking about the
vote. Unfortunately, I predict a narrow loss. A recent poll result was 46-48-6. We will lose, by an extremely narrow margin, something around 51% or 52%, less than Prop 8, but still not enough to cross the magic 50% threshhold.
As you remember, the final Prop 8 poll was 43-47-10. The poll numbers looked good but 100% (yes, one hundred percent) of the "undecided" voters were really Yes On 8 voters who were too polite to admit it. That gave a final vote result of 53-47, we lost. Unfortunately, it looks like Maine is shaping up for a similar result, most likely 52-48, going by that recent poll.
Or, perhaps I could be pleasantly surprised? A win would be something to be overjoyed about.
Being gay, and voting, is like being a Cubs fan. Year after year after year after year....
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Fixed leaking toilet
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10:50 pm
JoSH Lehan
Silent, listening for drips
Finally, I fixed the leaking toilet in the main bathroom upstairs! Finally, I can sleep again, without being kept awake every 5-10 minutes by the sound of the toilet refilling itself, and the steady gurgle of the leak in the tank.
The problem was, the flapper was old and worn away. It was no longer making a complete seal. So, I searched around on Google until I found the make and model of the toilet (Kohler K3386DA) and the appropriate replacement flapper part (
Replacing the flapper was easy, but the problem was complicated by a very old shutoff valve. The valve hasn't been used in years, and most likely is damaged. When I had to shut off the water to a leaky sink a few months ago, in the same area of the house, the valve actually started to drip! That was scary, because the only way to shut off that drip was to shut off the entire water supply to the house, something I didn't want to do, and don't really know how to do. I hope I never have to do it here: who knows how long it's been since that valve was turned? What if it, too, is also frozen?
I went gingerly on the valve, and was able to steadily make a few slight turns until I felt resistance, then tried flushing the toilet. Crap, it still kept filling up. I kept going. Unfortunately, I reached the point where the valve would no longer easily move by hand pressure, so I stopped there. Crap! It still fills up with water!
Eric to the rescue: he had an ingenious solution, that worked. He used a clothes hanger, and a heavy book, to hold the floater lever artificially high. The lever kept the tank from filling up. So, I could remove the flapper entirely, and still have a dry tank, even though I couldn't shut off the valve. I took the opportunity to rub, with a towel, the area all around the hole that the flapper covers up. There were signs of gunk and corrosion there. Hopefully, I smoothed them out a bit, so the flapper will have more of a chance of getting a correct seal.
Replaced the flapper, and it seemed to fit nicely. The only frustrating part was getting the chain length correct, on the chain going to the handle: too long, and it wouldn't lift the flapper high enough to get a powerful flush, too short, and it wouldn't correctly release all tension so that the flapper could reseal itself afterwards. I even thought the flapper had failed, because I had part of the chain stick underneath the flapper! But, I sorted that out, and after much trial and error, I think I have it at a good enough length.
The leak has stopped. The tank now holds water again, and doesn't leak it through the flapper anymore. Now, I can sleep much better at night. The shutoff valve is still a worry, though.
I can't turn the valve anymore, because it is frozen. I will monitor it for drips. I hope I haven't damaged the valve. At any rate, I will let the landlord know about this. I'd love to own my own house someday. Then, I'd pay for a real plumber to come out and do the job right! A little preventative maintenance would go a long way here. I learned something to test the next time I'm walking through a realtor's Open House: try the shutoff valves on the toilets! Are they frozen? That would be a sign of neglect, and would alert me to adjust my asking price accordingly.
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The rooms were nice. The facilities are great. Food in the location is wonderful as well. Man, this place was CROWDED. I wish there was a way to filter searches on websites to show places with private/public beach access. My wife and I like to vacation and go someplace quiet. We enjoyed our stay, but you just can't find a place where you can get away from people here.
The location in North Myrtle was perfect because it was more quite and less crowded. The resort had an amazing assortment of pools, hot tubs, and kiddie pools that offered plenty of space to relax. The rooms where clean, comfortable, and cute. Highly recommend staying here! Great for people on a budget looking for a great beach vacation! Really great deal for the price, no complaints.
We had poor service. Had to ask several days about more towels and the shower was clogged and no one ever came to fix - poor service.
On the beach,kitchen in room!! food not the best!
Great accmodations, lots of indoor and outdoor pools, lazy river a plus, weather was great. Food prices were reasonable.
The bed was comfortable and the frig,microwave and sink area was needed. The carpet was stained and damaged.
Close to shopping outlets having to go down to main tower in order to get bathroom supplies that should've already been in the room to start with
We like to go to the beach during the off season.(we hate the crowds and traffic in season and everyone is out to gouge us for every dime we have). This was a great time in a very nice hotel. No crowds and good value for the dollar.
The staff was very accomodating and very friendly. We booked this property because it was located close to our son, but we will definately stay again because of the friendly service we recieved.
The ocean view and the price. It was not very clean but could have been worse.
Location Beds very uncomfortable
Very friday staff. Ocean front. Affordable. 3 indoor heated pools for the kids.really enjoyed location. Great place and will go back. Going this time of year less crowded also. The food in hotel restaurants is great Construction going on outside. Caution tape and debris everywhere outside. I guess this is expected if you go to a summer based resort pre spring though.
Price was good for a room for 8 people The floors were just gross. My 1yr old son had to wear shoes 100% of the time because when we got to the room and took his shoes off within 15 min his feet were BLACK with dirt from the carpet!
The view from our Oceanfront room was amazing! Front Desk was very helpful and anything we need delivered to our room was there in minutes. They asked us to view a condo for a time share and told us that it would take no more than two hours but turned out to be over three hours. Sales Manager was very pushy and made us feel like it was a scam. Pools were great....except the jacuzzi.... needed cleaning.
Front desk staff was rude
Cleanleness of room. Convenient to shopping areas. Beach area nice. none
the nice pools, lazy river, hot tub, friendly environment, DJ at pool, fruit smoothie bar, on the beach, nice view All rooms can see the ocean, but the curved building didn't allow to see the whole beach or sunrise from room.
it was close to Main Street (2nd Ave), several things to do within walking distance. the carpet smelled bad like mildew. It took the service desk several hours to send someone up to fix our toilet. It was very crowded.
hotel was not crowded Not enough elevators. Guests do not like to spend their vacation time waiting on elevators. I would like a credit for every minute of waiting on the elevators. Even the hotel staff had to use the same elevators as the guests and had to wait along with the guest. Every time we have this experience it makes us just want to stay home and not spend our hard earned dollars waiting on the elevator.
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Nothing It doesn't tell you nor do the pictures show that you won't be in hotel We were put in annex down the street You have to walk down the street for breakfast pool or anything pertaining to hotel. It should be noted in reservations
we arrived early and they did a great job getting us to our room early than expected check in was at 4pm and we got our room around noon bathroom had very little from for our stuff /no counter space and faucet let water run on counter and into floor making a slip hazzard
The staff was exceptionally friendly. From the check in to the maid service to the tiki bartenders, all were super cheerful. The room was very clean and cleaned really well every day by Hotel employee, she was AWESOME. Free breakfast was good. This is more commentary on the guests than the hotel but people are animals when it comes to littering! How about the many trashcans? Also, the pillows were like mashed potatoes.
Price, location, STAFF!!! This is perfect for the budget savvy family looking to make the most of their vacation dollars. It's an older property, (yet well taken care of)
The friendly staff and the location
This hotel was great! We have stayed in the area up & down the coast & this one is by far the best! We will recommend to friends & stay there again. The staff was friendly, competent & enjoyable. They upgraded out room& it was clean, & spacious. Nothing. We loved everything.
It was on the beach in a quiet area. I didn't like how it was separated from main building. Laundry service was outside and only one machine. Pool was not clean. no towels were provided for beach. No place to sit on balcony.
Room was very clean, staff was extremely friendly and helpful, oceanfront view was wonderful, and the breakfast was great
The staff very accommodating, even tho the situation could have been one of stress, with the impending Matthew Hurricane.... They were very calm and very helpful.... I would give them all a 10! Smokers on the balcony below polluting the air. I would have to retreat to room as I am very allergic to tobacco smoke. Suggestions....shower curtain in room 513 needs to be lowered about 6 in. to keep water from gathering on floor, causing damage.
Good, hot breakfast. Clean rooms, friendly staff, good parking.
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The only thing my family and I liked was that we had a full kitchen and that the second unit provided us a washer and dryer. The first room was filthy, smelled awful, rips in furniture, burn holes, broken toilet seat, was all around a nasty place, were charged a $100 fee on arrival that we were unaware of. The manager . was very disrespectful and rude to us.
Did not have enough kitchen cookware. There were limited pots and pans to cook with.
Plenty of parking. Security personnel at pool were fantastic and friendly. One ice machine - need more. Had some noisey neighbors.
Complex very nice, room was large. Carpet was stained and needed replacing
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This was a condo that was much nicer than any motel or hotel. Everything you need was there except food. Living room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen and washer.dryer.
Lack of information; lack of response from management i.e., failure to voice message to resort manager to a question regular staff could not or would not address.
It was a decent location relative to what we wanted to do at Myrtle Beach, even though it isn't on the beach. It was clean with plenty of space. The 'villa' had a full sized kitchen & was adequately supplied. You get free videos, with updated titles. We had a list of four things that had to be fixed while we were there. That aside, you were allowed only 1 free video at a time which was a bit of a pain, as you drive several miles to the office.
Good location. Decent view.nice bathrooms. It was the only saving grace. Where do i start? No kitchen (as stated in profile)or even fridge, $---+ worth of 'fees', 20yr old comforters, tube television, stained and peeling floors, ZERO customer service from offsite 'management company'. not what was advertised. I feel scammed.
I liked the suite itself. It was roomy, nicely appointed and had a wonderful view of the Atlantic Ocean. Secondarily the service was friendly, capable, and aimed to please. While my room was generally clean, the carpet needed a serious cleaning.
Large rooms, kitchen and living space. It's nice that there are TVs and bathrooms for each bedroom. Directly on the beach, nice view. Pool and lazy river are pretty small, but they also have two hot tubs.
The hotel was very nice on the outside, and was very relax atmosphere the whole stay. The resort's pool was nice, as well the hot tub which I like the most. It had a wonderful veiw, and was kelt very clean round the resort. I would stay at this resort again, but would ask for a better room. The room had a mussy smell to it, as well the master bedroom bath tub got water all over the floor, as well messing up the wall. The couch and chairs were out dated and need to be replace. Also, the walls needed to be repainted look bad. As well, not enough supplies in the kitchen for us, such as a blender. The only reason why the rate was not to good was due to the maintence of the room. There needed to be a discount.
Everything was clean-spacious-in good working order None
The cleaning service did not make the beds.
I really enjoyed the cleanliness of the room as well as the modern decor.
The rooms were very spacious and each had its own balcony! Concierge trying to get me to do a timeshare tour for free stuff upon check in.
The rooms were very nice and large. They were clean and upto date. The pool was small but the lazy river was nice.
We were pleasantly surprised with our room. It was clean, comfortable, had great views, nicely decorated, right on the beach. The washer/dryer was an added bonus. We had a great time and would definitely return to the Wyndham. The mattresses were badly in need of replacement.
We arrived at the hotel and we were told that we didnt have reservation. We ended up getting a different room than what we booked for. We were told somehow didnt get notified from booking.com that we booked a room.
The suites were nice. The air condition unit was too loud.
The location is great. I have stayed here for 2 days a month for the last 3 months. The staff manager never looked me in the eye or acknowledged me. The staff was not professional or courteous. I was charged for a three day stay when I only stayed for 2 after I had made sure to check out at 09:05 the clerk number is 541120, she said she had checked me out but really she hand only ran a guest folio... I will not be staying there again.
I have to admit, I wasn't expecting much for $50 (off season rate). However, I was pleasantly surprised with what I got for my money. The owner/operator was extremely friendly, the room was clean, and I had everything I needed. The beach was across the street and easily accessible. You can tell this place has been around for many years, long before some of its neighbors, but it has been upgraded. The owner also explained to me that he had just ordered all new furniture, which should be arriving soon. If you want the Hilton, keep looking. If you enjoy saving money and still being right in the middle of everything, this is a good choice. I would definitely stay here again.
Right location. It's not a 3 star inn. Very out dated.
Great location Had roaches for the majority of the stay. The problem was handled promptly, although we weren't offered to change rooms. Apparently our room was the only one with roaches, but if one has them then the others must as well...
I liked that the beach was across the street and the manager was okay nice. Maid was nice. Told me places for entertainment. Where do I start??! Shower towels are very small. Pool was not ready until day of leaving (stayed for 5 nights-my 6 year old daughter was so dissapointed being told everyday the pool was still closed). INTERNET SERVICE should not be on their website. Tiki bar was closed when prior year it was open for bike week. BED BUGS!! The last night we stayed k noticed little bumps on my ankles and we actually caught one (left that morning fyi). This is perfect for someone who wants to stay at a super 8 across the street from the beach. I would not recommend for children at any age but it was a overall great vacation!!
Cleanliness was excellent. The staff members were very friendly and considerate. The elevators were very slow. The waffle maker in the lobby destroyed on waffle after another. The biscuits were hard.
I liked pretty much everything, our maid Latonya was excellent. Frig didn't work, but this trip we didn't need it. Only one trash can in room.
The hotel is very conveniently located Outlets didn't work, shower wasn't very clean, comforter was dirty, room smelt bad.
Your hotel was great the staff was wonderful. Only, problem that I see to be a problem, Was that the staff did not come to change sheets or bring clean towels the next day. no, everything else was Wonderful.....
i liked the size of the room, comfortable. the extra room makes it feel like you could stay for a long visit and not feel cramped


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Correct APN settings but data will not work
Hi all I seem to have a problem I have rooted and unlocked my bootloader and flased with rom Carbon 4.3.1on my HTC HD Desire Phone. Everything runs fine except the data don't seem to work even though the correct settings has been applied. Whats so weird it comes on for like an hour then don't come back on again. I have had the rom installed for like 3 days now and it has come 4 times. I have tried switching off the phone, trying different settings also my mum and bro have the same network and same apn settings in my phone is in theres. The apn settings work fine in the stock rom.
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At&T? If so good luck ever getting it to work again on that network from everything I have read. Their version was not able to be unlocked, (Boatloader, not talking about unlocking sim usage) and an unlocked one may not work.
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