Jcal Pro is the most buggy calendar component for Joomla.

After installing, the wrong dates show up, we get "access denied" errors, and other buggy problems. Here's a few comments on the joomla Extensions site about Jcal Pro

What could be worse than a calendar that doesn't work? One that does work, but gets the dates wrong, that's what. This product SHOULD be great - everything is there and well thought-out.

I bought the 48hour subscription, downloaded the product, found that it posted ALL events ONE DAY LATER THAN THE ACTUAL RECORDED DATE, even though the date on the record says the 14th, it will display on the 15th. I went to the forum with my problem and found that everyone, including the developers were aware of it, and yet continued to sell the subscriptions.

In version 1.5.7 RC (J1.5), there are too many unresolved bugs. (permissions and so). It is not possible to use JCal with Joomla 1.5 at this time.
The developers give no assistance, only forum. Of course, it is impossible to resolve the critical failures.
 

Ghost Hunting Supplies Camera: 35mm camera with black and white film and/or infrared film, Night Vision Equipment: Night Vision scopes can be very useful.  Tape Recorder, EMF Detector, Thermometer, Infrared Thermal Scanner, Air Ion Counter - I've take the liberty of creating an Amazon store that has everything categorized and in oe place.  Ghost Hunting Supplies

Happy ghost huntiing!

I just finished designing a new website for Joseph LoBrutto.  He's one of the psychic mediums I have listed on mediumchannel.com.  He' a very good medium, and is probably the best florida psychic medium I have spoken to so far.

His old site was nice, but started to get a little cluttered.  He was difnatley in need of a website make over.  We used the same theme but cleaned it up, made a new flash header and logo. Let me know what you think of his new website Psychic Medium Josep LoBrutto III  www.psychicmediumjoseph.com

Psychic Medium Joseph

It's been a long time coming, but I finally got started on the Gregory website. It will be a great place for us to keep in touch.  I will most likely be blogging there form now on, and will eventually use RealPG for something else. The rest of the family has blogs and photo albums too.

Visit my new blog and the Gregory website 

That's what I am calling it anyway....

Surgery is set for the 17th of this month in Munich at the Alpha Spine Klinik.  I actually can't wait.  It's going to be kind of exciting for me to be able to walk and run and play without severe pain. Who knows, I may even take up jogging or football  haha.  Here's a guided tour of what I will have to go through for the surgery. 

Guided Tour   (my surgery will be in the lower back, not the neck) I will be able to walk out of the hospital a couple hours after the operation. I see my self in a nearby Beer Garten a couple hours after that ; )

My friend Dan is coming to help me out. My surgeon says I need someone in the hotel with me afer the surgery to make sure I am okay (mostly for insurance reasons). I also need someone to drive me back to Heidelberg.  So Dan will be flying into Frankfurt onTuesday morning, then we will drive my car to Munich (about a 3.5 hour trip)  We're staying at the Arabella Grand Sheraton which is huuuuge. It's got 5 restraunts, 2 cigar bars, heated indoor pool, and a 3,000 sq foot spa and wellness center.  The hotel is located in a very prestigous area of Munich (Arabella Park) close to everything. It's sourounded by gardens and parks.

I am trying to talk my friend Brian into coming too (that's him driving my car home from Frankfurt when he was there on business a few months ago).  The surgery aside, it could be a fun getaway.  It may be my last jaunt in Europe.  I'm planning to move back to Forida soon after. C'mon Brian!  Get your butt over here and have a beer with me in the Garten!

Mom and Dad wanted to come too, but my Dad just had knee surgery, so mom's got her hands full taking care of him. Plus they have Cody and Tess to take care of as well.

Munich is a city of superlatives. From laptops to lederhosen , beer gardens to BMW, from Isar valley to art metropolis, not to mention the biggest folk festival in the world (Octoberfest ) – it's a city you simply must see.

Munich has been called "the warm-hearted regional capital", "the northernmost city in Italy" and "the beer capitol of the world." Its countless beer gardens and street cafes, its many green areas, such as the Englischer Garten, the ancient pastureland on the banks of the Isar, and its vibrant districts, such as Schwabing, Haidhausen, and Giesing, prompt these terms of endearment.

 

Munich is the perfect place for anyone who loves mountains, idyllic lakes, and long hikes across fields and pastures. There are many beautiful excursion destinations within easy traveling distance from Munich.