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Google has rolled out a beta for its Google Maps Mobile that allows anyone with a select set of phones to use Google Maps on that phone and get their location. The technology isn’t relying on GPS signals but instead relying on its mapping and understanding of mobile phone towers. The software will still pull in GPS signals if your phone has them. In pulling it up this morning on my phone. I was able to get the new 2.0 version of the application (go to www google com/gmm) and about 10 seconds after the maps loaded on the screen there I was – a little blue dot on the screen. The only problem is that I was set as an “Approximate Location to within 1700 meters”. Ouch – not bad in the country but let’s see later what it’s like in the city. Just for reference. I can pull up my location on a GPS +/- about 10 feet. The other issue is that for a while it was jumping around presumably as it found itself associated with different cell towers. Hey it’s a beta and I’ll take it for now. Update: Just as bad int he city. Sitting in downtown Boston. I get Location within 1700 meters.... and that covers most of downtown; from Cheers all the way to Southie and from the Aquarium way into the Back Bay. Good luck getting directions that make sense there. In other news. …… wow. Came straight to this page? Visit for all the latest news. Want to share this post with others? and. Posted by Scott Martin at November 29. 2007 7:04 AM accuracy is probably dependant upon your Wireless provider and to what tower detail they provide to google. Results will likely vary from provider to provider. Posted by: derek at January 15. 2008 4:43 PM Please press Post only once. Submission of comments takes up to 20 seconds because of Spam Filtering.

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It early in the morning here in the States but not so in Australia. Kim Pasternak an avatar in Second Life from Australia is working on Process Drama there. There are about twelve of us here and we are getting our sign instructions. This looks like it should be fun. I be to convey Bob and Peter for their great comments. I think this has been a great undergo and I look send to reading and thinking more about it. In addition. I want to give thanks to all the other participants that showed up. It wouldn't have happened with out everyone's participation. Special thanks however needs to go to Kim for his bring home the bacon organizing this and getting as many people to show up as they did. It was a great learning experiences and I hope to see more people involved as Kim's communicate moves send. . and thanks for taking the penetrate and coming along last night for me yesterday morning for you. I wanted to publicly adjudge the volunteers who helped get the ball rolling measure night. It was a challenging first go and we comfort have a lot to hit the books. The project will be ongoing for some time yet and volunteers will be welcome through out. The more who are interested the easier it should prove to undergo viable numbers at each excursion. I post updates of events on Facebook in the group DEISL http://www facebook com/group php?gid=6709958766 - feel remove to send along anyone who's interested.

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Come join us for the Open Mic Nite @ The Lodge with your host heap Kobertz...7:30 to 12:30 with featured performer Pat Marino from 9:00 to 9:30pm The Lodge4185 William Flynn HwyAllison Park PA 15101412-492-1606 I have been to these many times and undergo had an excellent time. The Lodge had great food and drinks as well as a good variety of talented artists performing. I am from Michigan and everytime I come to the Pittsburgh area I have to stop at the Lodge. The owners are very friendly and alter you feel like you are old friends. It has a great family atmosphere so you can carry your children. alter

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I recently had the opportunity to visit with account McElligott and Giovanni Lombardo just outside London. I was on my way home from Riyadh. Saudi Arabia a 24 hour pip and I decided to kill two birds with one stone. Give myself a break in the desire flight and visit with two brothers whom I cherish dearly. While I was there. account took Giovanni and I to Saxon Hall. This building is a former industrial building that was purchased gutted and renovated as a masonic edifice. I write edifice deliberately because it is not a hit lodge or change surface lodgeroom. This edifice houses over 50 masonic lodges in two big lodgerooms and two smaller lodgerooms. It is a beautiful renovation with two full bars two lounges a two full dinning rooms an awesome kitchen facility and all the accouterments you would expect to find in a class operation. You will find pictures below. So why do I mention this? Well in American Masonry there is a tendency for every single lodge to try to have its own building. In the masonic govern where I live there are four lodges. Two of them are within 3 kilometers (just over two miles) apart and both of these two are struggling with membership issues and to act their officer lines complete. These two lodges would in my opinion be better served by if not consolidating into a single dwell at least sharing the facilities in one of the buildings. I have my own opinion about which building but that is not relative here so I will keep it to myself. This is not a rare case. Most US lodges seem to want to have their own buildings and that is a good thing. In California most gold towns had a Masonic dwell which often served as the city center/city hall/town hall/meeting hall.. and often tavern. You can comfort travel the length and breadth of California and see these grand buildings with the square and compass on them and a cornerstone set proudly. The cost of living the spread of cities urban sprawl and the population flight from downtown to suburbia has wrought many changes and as a result of those changes and the temporary decline in masonic membership (which is even now turning around) have resulted in many of these buildings being sold. Another result of these changes is it is very expensive to maintain a lodge in the downtown areas. One lodge in my govern was in downtown Riverside until the early 1970's until the county of Riverside in its infinite wisdom decided to condemn the masonic lodge so they could create a new courthouse complex. And so the lodge.

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I recently had the opportunity to visit with Bill McElligott and Giovanni Lombardo just outside London. I was on my way domiciliate from Riyadh. Saudi Arabia a 24 hour flight and I decided to blackball two birds with one stone. furnish myself a end in the long flight and visit with two brothers whom I cherish dearly. While I was there. Bill took Giovanni and I to Saxon Hall. This building is a former industrial building that was purchased gutted and renovated as a masonic edifice. I create verbally edifice deliberately because it is not a single lodge or change surface lodgeroom. This edifice houses over 50 masonic lodges in two big lodgerooms and two smaller lodgerooms. It is a beautiful renovation with two full bars two lounges a two full dinning rooms an awesome kitchen facility and all the accouterments you would expect to find in a class operation. You will sight pictures below. So why do I mention this? Well in American Masonry there is a tendency for every single dwell to try to undergo its own building. In the masonic district where I live there are four lodges. Two of them are within 3 kilometers (just over two miles) apart and both of these two are struggling with membership issues and to act their officer lines end. These two lodges would in my opinion be better served by if not consolidating into a single lodge at least sharing the facilities in one of the buildings. I undergo my own opinion about which building but that is not relative here so I will act it to myself. This is not a rare case. Most US lodges seem to want to undergo their own buildings and that is a good thing. In California most gold towns had a Masonic lodge which often served as the city center/city hall/town hall/meeting hall.. and often tavern. You can still travel the length and breadth of California and see these grand buildings with the square and compass on them and a cornerstone set proudly. The cost of living the spread of cities urban sprawl and the population flight from downtown to suburbia has wrought many changes and as a result of those changes and the temporary decline in masonic membership (which is change surface now turning around) undergo resulted in many of these buildings being sold. Another prove of these changes is it is very expensive to keep a lodge in the downtown areas. One dwell in my district was in downtown Riverside until the early 1970's until the county of Riverside in its infinite wisdom decided to denounce the masonic dwell so they could build a new courthouse complex. And so the lodge.

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I recently had the opportunity to tour with Bill McElligott and Giovanni Lombardo just outside London. I was on my way home from Riyadh. Saudi Arabia a 24 hour flight and I decided to kill two birds with one stone. Give myself a break in the long flight and tour with two brothers whom I cherish dearly. While I was there. account took Giovanni and I to Saxon Hall. This building is a former industrial building that was purchased gutted and renovated as a masonic edifice. I create verbally edifice deliberately because it is not a single lodge or even lodgeroom. This edifice houses over 50 masonic lodges in two big lodgerooms and two smaller lodgerooms. It is a beautiful renovation with two full bars two lounges a two beat dinning rooms an awesome kitchen facility and all the accouterments you would expect to sight in a categorise operation. You ordain find pictures below. So why do I mention this? Well in American Masonry there is a tendency for every single lodge to try to have its own building. In the masonic govern where I live there are four lodges. Two of them are within 3 kilometers (just over two miles) apart and both of these two are struggling with membership issues and to keep their officer lines end. These two lodges would in my opinion be exceed served by if not consolidating into a single dwell at least sharing the facilities in one of the buildings. I have my own opinion about which building but that is not relative here so I will keep it to myself. This is not a rare case. Most US lodges seem to want to have their own buildings and that is a good thing. In California most gold towns had a Masonic dwell which often served as the city center/city hall/town hall/meeting hall.. and often tavern. You can still travel the length and breadth of California and see these grand buildings with the square and compass on them and a cornerstone set proudly. The cost of living the move of cities urban sprawl and the population flight from downtown to suburbia has wrought many changes and as a result of those changes and the temporary decline in masonic membership (which is change surface now turning around) have resulted in many of these buildings being sold. Another result of these changes is it is very expensive to maintain a lodge in the downtown areas. One dwell in my district was in downtown Riverside until the early 1970's until the county of Riverside in its infinite wisdom decided to condemn the masonic dwell so they could create a new courthouse complex. And so the lodge.

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I recently had the opportunity to visit with Bill McElligott and Giovanni Lombardo just outside London. I was on my way domiciliate from Riyadh. Saudi Arabia a 24 hour flight and I decided to kill two birds with one stone. Give myself a end in the long flight and visit with two brothers whom I love dearly. While I was there. Bill took Giovanni and I to Saxon Hall. This building is a former industrial building that was purchased gutted and renovated as a masonic edifice. I write edifice deliberately because it is not a single lodge or even lodgeroom. This edifice houses over 50 masonic lodges in two big lodgerooms and two smaller lodgerooms. It is a beautiful renovation with two beat bars two lounges a two full dinning rooms an awesome kitchen facility and all the accouterments you would expect to find in a class operation. You will find pictures below. So why do I mention this? Well in American Masonry there is a tendency for every single lodge to try to have its own building. In the masonic district where I live there are four lodges. Two of them are within 3 kilometers (just over two miles) apart and both of these two are struggling with membership issues and to keep their officer lines complete. These two lodges would in my opinion be better served by if not consolidating into a single lodge at least sharing the facilities in one of the buildings. I have my own opinion about which building but that is not relative here so I will keep it to myself. This is not a rare case. Most US lodges seem to want to have their own buildings and that is a good thing. In California most gold towns had a Masonic lodge which often served as the city center/city hall/town hall/meeting hall.. and often tavern. You can still travel the length and breadth of California and see these grand buildings with the square and compass on them and a cornerstone set proudly. The cost of living the spread of cities urban sprawl and the population pip from downtown to suburbia has wrought many changes and as a result of those changes and the temporary decline in masonic membership (which is even now turning around) have resulted in many of these buildings being sold. Another prove of these changes is it is very expensive to keep a lodge in the downtown areas. One dwell in my district was in downtown Riverside until the early 1970's until the county of Riverside in its infinite wisdom decided to condemn the masonic dwell so they could build a new courthouse complex. And so the lodge.

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I recently had the opportunity to visit with Bill McElligott and Giovanni Lombardo just outside London. I was on my way home from Riyadh. Saudi Arabia a 24 hour flight and I decided to kill two birds with one stone. Give myself a break in the desire flight and visit with two brothers whom I cherish dearly. While I was there. Bill took Giovanni and I to Saxon Hall. This building is a former industrial building that was purchased gutted and renovated as a masonic edifice. I create verbally edifice deliberately because it is not a single lodge or change surface lodgeroom. This edifice houses over 50 masonic lodges in two big lodgerooms and two smaller lodgerooms. It is a beautiful renovation with two full bars two lounges a two full dinning rooms an awesome kitchen facility and all the accouterments you would expect to find in a class operation. You will find pictures below. So why do I mention this? come up in American Masonry there is a tendency for every single lodge to try to have its own building. In the masonic district where I live there are four lodges. Two of them are within 3 kilometers (just over two miles) apart and both of these two are struggling with membership issues and to keep their officer lines complete. These two lodges would in my opinion be exceed served by if not consolidating into a single lodge at least sharing the facilities in one of the buildings. I have my own opinion about which building but that is not relative here so I will keep it to myself. This is not a rare case. Most US lodges seem to want to have their own buildings and that is a good thing. In California most gold towns had a Masonic lodge which often served as the city bear on/city hall/town hall/meeting hall.. and often tavern. You can comfort travel the length and breadth of California and see these grand buildings with the square and compass on them and a cornerstone set proudly. The cost of living the spread of cities urban sprawl and the population flight from downtown to suburbia has wrought many changes and as a prove of those changes and the temporary decline in masonic membership (which is even now turning around) have resulted in many of these buildings being sold. Another result of these changes is it is very expensive to maintain a dwell in the downtown areas. One lodge in my district was in downtown Riverside until the early 1970's until the county of Riverside in its infinite wisdom decided to condemn the masonic lodge so they could build a new courthouse complex. And so the lodge.

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is a vacation rental company that specializes in. This means that their inventory is ameliorate for skiing Whistler Blackcomb apply which is the official Alpine skiing venue for the 2010 Olympic Games - a testament to the quality of skiing there. Yes it's that good! is cheaper the more populate you are. Yes our cramped motel dwell was cheap as chips but also very uncomfortable with most of us crashing on the floor. Today. I'd pick something like the villa which has ski-in and ski-out and sleeps 8. This would end up being just over USD 170 per person for a week! Not much more than that hotel! See the picture on the right it's a very nice displace to crash after a day of snowboarding or skiing with friends.

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measure week I was heading drink Parkside on my way to a meeting at the Arts and Crafts Style Parkside Lodge (built in 1914). As I passed the lodge I realized that one of the driveways leading upto the building was missing. So I parked on a side street and walked over to where the short maintenance road once was. Where once a road lay now a walking path stood surrounded by vibrant flowerbeds.. it was such a welcome transformation to see. As I walked further towards the dwell I found a series of flower baskets hanging from the old wood trellis in a very orderly and kempt make. This was not the Parkside Lodge that I remembered.. it now looked like something that would be found on a visit to Niagara on the Lake. Outside the lodge groundskeepers were busy watering the flowers and mowing the lawn and off to the right comfort sat the old stone quarry bridges that once marked an old quarry (since filled in). Of cover I could not back up but think of Chris69's repeated pleas to begin the excavation of the quarries - to eventually restore them to their original express. The tended grounds and the restored picnic and lawn bowling fields were such a sight to see that it was not hard to imagine what this section of the park must have looked like back at the turn of the century. Of course there was not a golf course bounding the edges of the quarry garden.. but the fact that the exploit bridges are still intact gives hope. I wonder what it would take to resuscitate Spire Head - a Calvert Vaux designed gazebo that overlooked Hoyt Lake? Well that's for another day... The inside of Parkside Lodge is equally impressive. The old-world characteristics have been maintained quite nicely. change surface the wood floor remains pitted from the thousands of spiked lawn bowling shoes that have walked across its surface. This is where the headquarters for the Olmsted Parks Conservancy can be open. It's also where much of the historic Olmsted memorabilia is kept in antique wood and glass display cases - dated and framed park photos ribbons trophies etc. This lodge is a treasure in itself and one that we are lucky comfort remains after so many unquestionable years. It is an asset to the public since the lodge is suitable for rental - especially now that the lawn bowling clubs are starting to find their way back to this sanctuary after so many absent years. To learn more about the Parkside Lodge and how you can help the Olmsted Parks Conservancy to keep and restore our parks gratify visit their website. and no disbelieve people would sho up with shovels in hand if asked to volunteer to go away the digging up of that quarry. the entire focus of 2007 has been to replace our forest canopy with new plantings after the 2006 storm. Lets wish these issues take center stage in 2008 along with dredging the South Park Lake and its restoration (another great olmstead park story). PS there was a intend by the Science Museum to be over the Kensington and expand the Science Museum and Humboldt lay across the Kensington which would alter a great story. also does anyone remember the fairgrounds which is not hamlin park. Well take a look at the distance between Cazenovia Park and Humboldt. One reason why the eastside struggles so much could be the denial of an Olmstead lay. Rebuilding the Fairgrounds on idle arrive somewhere between Cazenovia and Humboldt would be a great story to investigate. I pass the lodge nearly every day but have never seen anyone bowling on the lawns. I've been wanting to start a Petanque club (which in simple terms is the French version of Bocce no walls are needed) since I moved here and that would be a perfect displace for such gatherings. For some reason I thought the lodge was just a maintenance facility. anticipate it's time to knock on the door and see what the possibilities are. Now if they would only scrap the golf course. 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