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These days, Booth is still, in a sense, filling the tank, measuring not in ha'pennies but in billions of dollars in his role as CFO of Ford Motor Co. The company topped off its corporate coffers just ahead of the Great Recession, loading up on $23 billion in debt at a time when credit was cheap. Ford took plenty of heat as critics charged that it was literally mortgaging its future, but the move proved to be, as Booth says, "brave and prescient."
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Booth can't take credit for the company's deep dive into the credit markets; that move was orchestrated in late 2006 by his predecessor, Don Leclair, and newly hired CEO Alan Mulally. But Booth, a 32-year Ford veteran whose career has taken him all over the world, nimbly stepped into the CFO post in late 2008 and continued the company's relentless focus on working capital throughout 2009. Ford tapped a $10 billion revolving line of credit (a difficult decision made more so by the implosion of one key lender, Lehman Brothers, which caused nearly $1 billion of Ford's total revolver capacity to disappear), restructured another $10 billion in debt, renegotiated its contract with the United Auto Workers, and raised $1.4 billion in an equity offering. And that was just through May. Later in the year it tapped the equity markets again for $565 million, issued $2.5 billion in convertible bonds, amended and extended its revolver to alleviate a massive repayment scheduled for 2011, and announced that over the next 12 months it will do another $1 billion equity offering.
This fixation on cash would seem to verge on the obsessive, even for a CFO, but Booth points out that Ford's needs run deep. "The assignment for finance," he says, "has been to manage cash through this period to ensure that we continue to invest in new products and simultaneously begin to repair the damage to the balance sheet stemming from the big losses we've incurred." The mere fact that Ford can turn its attention to balance-sheet repair may indicate that the worst is over, but there are still, as vice president and treasurer Neil Schloss notes, "a lot of things out there that can derail us, which is why we need liquidity."


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Use plastic line from the RO to the fridge. The RO water is too aggressive for copper. If the fridge has an in-line filter, remove it.
Does the RO filter have a booster pump? have you checked the air pressure on on the RO filter's bladder?
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We bought a house out in the "country" in January and it's on a well...
When we first moved in the sulfur was AWEFUL...
The well has a culligan system on it as follows:
-Bleech injection
-Wellmate pressure tank
-120 gal holding tank
-Culligan Cullar carbon filter
-Reverse osmosis system (3 filters and another small tank)
OK... so when we first got in the issue was the injection port being blocked and the duckbill/check valve being hardened... While the tech was there he gave a run down on the entire system and how to do just about everything myself so I didnt have to waste my $$$ calling them (two beers and some small talk goes a long way)
So right off the bat I had two issues, the wellmate tank bladder had a hole in which contributed to the crummy pressure we had (he quoted me $800 to replace it, I did it myself with the same tank from a distributor for $190)
The other issue was the cullar needing to be rebed... The previous owners had basically moved out for an entire year and didnt monitor the bleach levels so alot of the time pure sulfured water went right into carbon fouling it out... Doing nightly regens definitely helped, but, theres still some sulfur there
So I've been doing my homework and asking around and I guess it's not terribly difficult to rebed these yourself buuuut Ive read and heard alot of bad stuff about these and its just better to get a different filter that I can more easily maintain myself.
Eitherway the cost to me is $500 to culligan or $500 for the new system unless I can rebed it myself for the cost of the carbon and the gravel... The issue is, I dont know what kind of gravel, what kind of carbon, how much of each and the procedure to actually do the rebedding
So thats my first overall "question" if you will...
My second question is about my chem feeder... I have a Stenner 85MHP17... Is this an OK pump? This weekend the pump tube in the head sprung a leak and was squirting bleach all over the wall (tiny hole where the tube meets the ferrel)... I ordered some new tubes and duckbills online (5 of each) for about 90$ shipped... The Culligan guy told me it should be serviced yearly
My last question is about my reverse osmosis system... oye, i guess it works ok... we dont really use the tap on the sink that its tied into but our fridge ice maker and water dispenser are tied to the line and my god the pressure is aweful... the cube come out partial and the water is basically a slow tiny stream from the dispenser (2 minutes to fill a milk glass) yet the tap on the sink sends out water with no issue... perhaps the restriction of the filter in the fridge is more than the pressure the osmosis system translates through its lines? should i retap from a copper line just for the fridge?
So i think thats about it... thanks for letting me ask so much!
EDIT: The tank has CENTAUR written on it in Sharpee... I presume thats the type of activated carbon they used to bed the tank
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Use plastic line from the RO to the fridge. The RO water is too aggressive for copper. If the fridge has an in-line filter, remove it.
Does the RO filter have a booster pump? have you checked the air pressure on on the RO filter's bladder?
No copper involved, all plastic...
I have not touched the RO system at all actually... I'm sure the three filters are due for replacement and the inline filter after the three as well
How do I check the pressure on the RO bladder tank? I didnt see a valve stem on it to check... Whats the ideal pressure?
The fridge has it's own inline water purifier filter... I'll swap it for the blank the vendor supplied and see how that affects the output and reply
OK... removed the filter and substituted the blank... MUCH better output... I'm kinda bummed though as I specifically bought the fridge for its extra filtration... would doing a direct tape from the house lines help cope with the filter?
Not sure if it may vary by brand but mine calls for 7 PSI when empty. Seems to match with what I found online.
Why would you need the in-line filter for RO water?
I honestly had no intentions of replacing all the RO filters due to the cost so my fall back would be the filter in the fridge
I just priced all the filters at filterfast.com though and it looks like I can get by under $100 plus some shipping which isn't bad.
Thanks for the link, that's some solid information... I'll have to find my tire pressure checker and go through those motions to double check.
Now I know why my parents were so glad to be on town water when we moved upstate as kids, this is a little bit of a hassle, albeit not unmanageable...
You can rebed the Carbon tank yourself. There are several on-line sites to get the centaur and gravel under-beding. Here are two links to suppliers
http://www.ohiopurewater.com http://www.uswatersystems.com
In regard to your RO system. The 3 gallon RO tank does not supply enough volume or pressure to operate the refrigerator efficiently. Refrigerators with a built in filter require a minimum 20psi to operate fridge. If the 3gal RO tank is in basement there will a pressure loss also. I would suggest looking for a 10-20 gallon RO tank to replace the 3 gal tank. RO tanks are available from the same suppliers and replacement filters for your culligan RO are available from OPW.
thank you very much for the links... are there any resources/links/tutorials/videos for how to do the rebed?
thank you


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North Georgia got off to a hot start as Laura Chapman and Stasa Vujosevic played No. 1 doubles and knocked off Kayla Barksdale and Bertille Lion 8-2 to give the Lady Saints an early 1-0 lead. The Bobcats would breeze to wins at No. 2 and No. 3 double however, and take a 2-1 lead into singles action.
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The condominium resort offers a coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the condominium resort's bars, which include a swim-up bar, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This beach condominium resort also offers a children's club, a children's pool, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
North Beach Plantation is a smoke-free property.
- Free self parking
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 337
- Number of floors - 18
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Full-service health spa
- Beach shuttle (complimentary)
- Health club
- Lazy river
- Number of outdoor pools - 5
- Number of spa tubs - 4
- Free Wi-Fi
- Technology support staff
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Audiovisual equipment
- Parking garage
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Ballroom(s)
- Year Built 2009
- Pool cabanas (surcharge)
- Pool sun loungers
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 232
- Security guard
- Smoke-free property
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Banquet facilities
- Spa services on site
- Swimming pool - children's
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
- Business services
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Technology helpdesk
- Wedding services
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Event catering
- Turkish bath/Hammam in spa
- Billiards or pool table
- Children's club
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- Pool table
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- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 2500
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- Swim-up bar
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
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Hot/cold buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 7 AM and 10 AM on weekends.
21 Main - This steakhouse serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required.
Seaside Cafe - Overlooking the ocean and pool, this café serves breakfast and lunch.
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5 outdoor swimming pools and 4 spa tubs are on site along with an indoor pool. In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, other recreational amenities include a lazy river, a health club, and a children's pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Dock nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Boating nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Aerobics on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Swimming on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Banana boat nearby
- Relax
Cinzia Spa has 8 treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision.
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
- Number of treatment rooms 8
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible parking
The Fine Print for North Beach Plantation
- When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 25
Special check-in instructions:
After-hours check-in will be assisted at the security stand.
Please also note that motorcycles are not allowed at this property.
- When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
- How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 25 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Parking height restrictions apply
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- A tax is imposed by the city: USD 1 per accommodation, per night
- Cleaning fee: USD 30 per night, varies per unit size
- Resort fee: 5 percent of room rate
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Breakfast fee: USD 12.00 for adults and USD 5.99 for children (approximately)
- Deposit: USD 250.00 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20.00 per night
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|As daytime temperatures rise in June and the
dog days of July and August arrive, you need to change tactics when fishing
for warm water species like Smallmouth and Largemouth Bass. These fish seek
deep water and/or heavy cover due to water temperature and light sensitivity.
What's the answer? Fish at night! Under the cover of darkness fish become
far more aggressive and accessible.
I fish occasionally at night, but two friends and associates at Front
Range Anglers, Jon Spiegel and Danny Smith, log 40+ days of summer night
fishing annually. They have caught very large bass in and around Boulder.
You'll find their views interesting and insightful.
Jon Spiegel with a big smile after landing a nice Largemouth Bass
|Why fish at night; won't you get the same
results early in the morning or at dusk?
"We're insomniacs who prefer to fish alone. Actually, there are three great reasons to fish at night: (1) the water temperature drops significantly (roughly 5 degrees per hour after midnight) which puts bass on the feed; (2) These fish are opportunistic predators and the food sources they feed on are active in the shallows after dark; and (3) Fishing is simply easier - our catch rate increases by four fold."
Does a moonlit night help or detract from the fishing?
"Without question fishing is best at full moon. The added advantage is that you can see your top water flies and keep your fly on target."
"We always scout out the areas we intend to fish in daylight. The moon just makes the process much easier."
"Top water fishing can be fantastic on a moonlit night. We use a lot of poppers because they are easy to tie and cast. Imagine stripping in a size 2 gurgler (foam popper). With each strip you can hear the popping and see the water splash in the moonlight; then without warning a strike! The water explodes and you set the hook and find you're connected to a freight train!"
What percentage of your nighttime fishing is within 10 miles of Boulder and what was your best fish in the last 12 months?
"100% of our bass fishing is adjacent to Boulder and 50% of it is on public water."
"The best fish taken in the last year was caught in a lake inside the city limits. It weighed 8-pounds even. Remember, bass are not the only species we target at night but that's another story."
A nice Largemouth caught in a public park lake within the city limits
|What are your equipment preferences for nighttime
"90% of our fishing takes place in float tubes and pontoon boats. Occasionally, we fish from shore but it's very easy to get tangled in the bushes or vegetation."
"Any aspiring fishermen will need a 6-weight or better rod, floating line and a 9-foot leader. Most important of all is to practice casting. You need to be able to visualize your cast and know when to terminate it when things go astray."
"Keep your equipment simple and minimal. It is dark. Don't make your first experience one of rummaging through the forty different pockets in a vest trying to find that one box with streamers."
How do you find places to fish?
"First off, you need to realize that many public parks and recreational locations have a curfew. It's a good idea to check with Parks and Recreation or other controlling agencies. In point of fact we have become friendly with some of the local police who know what we are doing and appreciate a call when trouble arises."
"There are all kinds of maps available for free or at nominal cost from the City, DOW, and others. You find a likely spot and check it out (in the daytime). Keep in mind the City owns a huge number of lakes. Some are off limits and others are not - it takes time and a lot of research."
On a typical night, when do you start fishing?
"We start getting ready at 10:30 pm - prime time is from 12:00 pm to 2:30 am. Keep in mind that the moon comes up later as the summer wears on."
"At this time of night the lake has calmed down and the fish have established themselves in the shallows. We almost always fish towards shore in the shallows."
Do you use the same lures and techniques that you employ during daylight hours?
"We'll use heavier tippets (2X to 3X), and large flies (black or purple). Wooly Bugger styles predominate. We want to use flies that move a lot of water - flies incorporating rubber legs are definitely favored."
"Many bass fishermen use very heavy tippet material (15 or 20-pound test is not uncommon) but we stay with much lighter material because of the improved action it gives a fly. Losing flies is just part of the process."
"During the day we spend a lot of time sight casting to fish (crayfish patterns are a favorite) but at night it's a different story. We cover likely spots and then come back and fish them again. Fish are constantly moving in and out of these areas."
Do you have any other comments or recommendations?
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Comments on: LETTER: The War on Guns
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By mooseberryinn on 12-22-12 @ 7:39 am
The opportunity to "control" guns was long gone by the Civil War. "Assault style" weapons are no more
lethal than any semi-auto weapon. A practiced shooter can reload a clip configured semi-auto in 3
seconds or less. If there is no one who can/will confront/disarm a shooter, then there will be increased
casualties. etc. etc. "New" gun laws will make no difference to criminals and/or nutcases.
By Clarity on 12-22-12 @ 3:02 pm
The opportunity to reduce the number of assault weapons used in mass murders is NOT long
gone. It has to start now. Today. Every step we take today to reduce the numbers of
weapons designed for gratuitous violence in our country WILL save lives in the future.
By LogicalOne on 12-22-12 @ 3:55 pm
If all it takes is a new law outlawing the use of AR15s for killing people… I and everyone in America
will vote for it. But as you know, laws prohibiting killing mean nothing to killers.
While no one will disagree that this violence against innocents world wide has got to end, I am afraid
it is a little late to "outlaw" the AR-15 (M16s) because there are almost 80 to100 million of them out
there already.
Outlawing them would be like trying to outlaw table knives; true success would be dubious.
You could classify them as Class III firearms, requiring a permit for them, but everyone who has one
now, for the most part are law abiding citizens, so they would have no trouble getting a Class III
permit anyway.
The terrorists of the world keep blowing up vehicles and killing the best and brightest of our citizens.
I think for this epidemic of gun violence as in our war with "terror", our best weapon is intelligence to
stop the planned carnage before it can happen. In all these killings of late, forensics has proved the
killers did a lot of preparing to carry out their horrible deeds.
By getman on 12-22-12 @ 6:45 pm
People who are putting their family budget into the purchase of big clips and semi automatic and
automatic, high powered guns are ...........................You fill in the blank. The businessmen who
are making millions from this, "fear", are happy to continue their practices. Why can't common
men see what pawns they are for the 1%? Why do working people, without bank accounts, support
these people at the top? Doesn't every heart, somewhere, even in the darkest shadow want peace
and love? Our animals are paying, our young people are paying, we all are at greater risk. Why do
we have to live with fear of a crazy neighbor. Believe me, if you happen to work with the public,
here; you KNOW there are a lot of crazies here.
By Wood is good on 12-22-12 @ 11:25 pm
A clip is something that holds papers together or holds hair in place. A magazine is what holds
the bullets in a gun.
By LogicalOne on 12-23-12 @ 7:11 am
The magazine holds the bullet in the cartridge before they are loaded through the receiver into the
breach if you want to get a bit more granular. At this point the "bullet" is "in the gun".
But even with that explanation, it is not technically correct and you can argue all of this if you are a
A cartridge is "a single round of ammunition consisting of case, primer and propellant with one or
more projectiles." In other words, a bullet is the part of a cartridge that goes sailing downrange to do
its work. The terms are not interchangeable and should be used for their specific and individual
The defining difference between clips and magazines is the presence of a feed mechanism in a
magazine, typically a spring-loaded follower, which a clip lacks. Use of the term "clip" to refer to
detachable magazines is a point of strong disagreement.
Wikis are so informative, BUT NOT ALWAYS RIGHT… well sort of.
The point of al this is at the end of the bullet….. lol.
By Becket on 12-24-12 @ 9:43 am
While the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School have no doubt left the nation shaken, they
have also inspired an outpouring of acts of kindness from across the nation and around the world.
The central hub of many of these is on display in the U.S. Post Office in Newtown, Conn., a
community shaken by the killing of 20 children and six school staff members by 20-year-old Adam
Lanza, who also killed his mother and shot himself.
Mountains of mail and packages are flowing in from all over the world. Some are simply addressed
to "Newtown" or specific families who lost people in the shootings. They're coming with return
addresses ranging from Idaho to Virginia Beach and far beyond.
"I think I saw Brazil, Australia, (one addressed to) 'Anybody in Newtown who needs a hug.' It is just
amazing," said a postal employee in Newtown.
In the town hall, donated toys are piling up just in time for Christmas.
Kindness is even flowing from victims of other tragedies like Hurricane Sandy, who sent hundreds
of teddy bears to hand out to children in the community.
"We've had so much help, we wanted to pay it forward and try to help somebody else," one woman
Now, Newtown is hoping people everywhere "pay it forward" in their own communities, with the
memory of those lost in the shootings serving as inspiration.
It's a concept that seems to be spreading across America.
Seth Wenig/AP Photo
Crosses bearing the names of the Newtown… View Full Size
Seth Wenig/AP PhotoCrosses bearing the names of the Newtown shooting victims are displayed
in the Sandy Hook village of Newtown, Conn., Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012. Gun Violence Victims,
Survivors Share Thoughts After Newtown Massacre Watch Video
A Child's Answer to Gun Violence Watch Video
Newtown Shooting: Moment of Silence in Connecticut Watch Video
In Michigan, a secret Santa of sorts paid off everyone's layaway items at a store there.
By GATE on 12-24-12 @ 11:09 am
Banning Guns addresses of all Americans to feel safe". -Diane Feinstein (Socalist-Ca.) Gun owner with
a concealed carry permit.
By GATE on 12-24-12 @ 11:12 am
'' Banning Guns addresses a fundamental right of all Americans to feel safe". Diane Feinstein
(Socialist, Ca) Gun owner with a concealed carry permit: Correction from above.
By JB on 12-24-12 @ 2:29 pm
If all it would take is one more gun law to reduce gun violence in this country, then I would support
We already have over 20,000 gun laws now, with most of those not being enforced at all. How is
one more law going to reduce gun crime? By limiting availability? That has already been tried…and
The letter writer makes a sensible point - if the "War on Alcohol" and the "War on Drugs" have both
failed, how will the "War on Guns" succeed?
Please, I really would like to know - I am serious…
By hotfishmt on 12-25-12 @ 9:36 am
The issue for me is Mental Health issues. Most of the wacko's with pictures on the web or
newspapers…the EYES are the main focus. Nuts are babbied way too much. Someone with
bad deeds in their crazy brain will find a way to cause some harm.
Just look at what happened back East yesterday…a man set a house on fire & then killed 2
fireman resonding to the fire. He should have never been paroled with killing his
grandmother….yet, I'd bet the farm some weep easy social worker….said he had repented.
I am however, against the so called large magazines or clips for assualt rifles….OK for the
military…but, no need for the general public to have them. Since I was a teenager many years
ago…when I saw 2 men with British WWII 303 semi-auto surplus rifles….shoot a deer (both
men shot) and they did shoot 3 of the 4 legs off the deer.
Oh Well…this debate is an endless topic.
By Mtwatch on 12-25-12 @ 11:04 am
Tell me its not ALL ABOUT MONEY again!!!
By mooseberryinn on 12-26-12 @ 8:42 am
It's not just AR-15s. Anyone with a semi-auto pistol could have devastating effect.
By Gators on 12-26-12 @ 1:41 pm
Guns: With over 300 miilion in the USA..that's a lot of guns. If you look at the persons who go
on a shooting spree…they usually have a hugh mental issue..some take out family and some
people do it at schools and other places…these people plan it out and this last guy had many,
many violent video games. So what can be done?? I don't have a good answer, but family
members need to notify the police when these nuts are threat to others. This may help some,
but there is NO one correct answer. Most people use guns correctly.
By GATE on 12-26-12 @ 3:55 pm
FBI CRIME REPORT 2007: " The Nations murder rate is near a 40 year low and the number of
privately owned guns in the US is at an all-time high and rising by about 4.5 Million annually. Right-
to Carry States had lower violent crime rates on average than the rest of the country. Total violent
crime in Right-to-Carry States was 24% lower, murder 28% lower, robbery 50% lower and
aggravated assault 11%. CITIES WITH THE HIGHEST MURDER RATES WERE CITIES WITH
By Mtwatch on 12-28-12 @ 10:02 am
Oh that makes sense Gate..use a report from 2007 in 2012! And how do you "use" an assault
rifle or a 100 round clip "correctly"? Just curious!
By a on 12-28-12 @ 11:02 am
I just saw a great idea on Fox News; tax the hell out of guns just like we do cigarettes and alcohol.
Put the cost of gun violence on to the users. I like it. Thanks FOX NEWS.
By HRH Prince Michael on 12-28-12 @ 12:03 pm
What do you call an unarmed "Montana Bad-A**"? Missy.
What do you call an unarmed Fed? Missy B****.
By Gators on 12-28-12 @ 6:09 pm
2009 stats per 100,000 population: Deaths per 100,000
USA: 10.2….......Switzerland…..3.5…......England…..that's 0 .25 1/4 of 1%....and japan is 0.07.
Now is Switzerland every "ABLE" man has a rifle or assult rifle in thier house. You see they
now how to handle guns. England is really low 0.25 which is 40 times less than the USA…but
on the other hand knifes are used a lot in murders..and Japan…no guns almost at all. So that's
why gun control is not easy…you can argue your point either way….


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PBC Honors Chedgy as League's Defender of the Week
AUGUSTA, GA – Ben Chedgy has been
named the Peach Belt Conference Defender of the Week announced
Tuesday afternoon from the league office.
The senior picks up his first-ever weekly award from the league office after earning PBC All-Conference honors, and Preseason All-conference awards each of the least two years.
Ben Chedgy led the North Georgia defense to a 1-0-1 record to open the year, including blanking the 14th-ranked Anderson Trojans for 120 minutes in the Saints' season opener.
He then came back and scored his second career goal against Belmont Abbey in the final game of the Clayton State Laker Shootout, a golden goal in the 112th minute to send North Georgia to their first win of the year and best start to a season since entering the NCAA in 2005. The Somerset, England, native leads a defense that is fourth in the league in goals allowed at 1.00 per game.
The Saints return to action on Wednesday evening for their home opener against Lenoir-Rhyne College at the newly renovated Soccer Complex. Kickoff against the Bears is set for 5:00 p.m.


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- Your preferred field trip day, date, and a second choice.
- Number of students attending (a Maximum of 65 per day.)
- Number of adult supervisors attending (at least 1 for every 10 students)
- Names, phone numbers, and address of all teachers attending on the day of the field trip.
To schedule a field trip.
Call (530) 243-8194 or 243-4493
Or visit the Courthouse Museum in Shasta Six miles west of Redding on Hwy 299
Friday - Sunday, 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Field Trip Guides
Shasta SHP Teacher's Guide (Entire Document 2.88 MB)
Shasta SHP Teacher's Guide (Broken into Chapters for Dial-up)
General Information
Rotation Schedule
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Courthouse Museum Activities
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5 en octubre 14, 2013
Staying with Jim and Ruth is like staying with friends. They go out of their way to make it a pleasant stay and engage in interesting conversation. Our room was very cozy and comfortable. BEAUTIFUL area!
5 en septiembre 30, 2013
What a great Inn! We own a B&B ourselves and we know what constitutes a good Inn.This Inn receives high marks. Ruth is not only a professional, but she is warm and charming. Our room was clean, decorated with beautiful choices, amenities were well chosen and of excellent quality. This is a perfect setting for some of the most beautiful countryside. Right across from the river and centrally located to sights. It is a restful place that makes for a relaxing environment. We found Ruth not only easy to be around but her food was delicious (great cook.) She reallly was extremely helpful with planning each day's outings as we not only wanted to rest but see the local sights if possible. We brought our own home prepared dinners and the Inn offered a lovely little kitchen to heat up our meals. We drove off feeling that all of our desires were satisfied...
4,8 en septiembre 19, 2013
Beautiful location. Quiet. No TV or cell service (that is a plus for a get-a-way).
4,2 en agosto 12, 2013
Ruth and Jim keep a very clean B&B. It feels like home.
4,6 en agosto 09, 2013
Reflections Inn was an excellent place from which to explore many of the areas outdoor beauties. The atmosphere at Reflections was warm and peaceful. Service was excellent. I give them my highest recommendation.
4,8 en julio 25, 2013
This B & B is a gem! The owners treat you like family and the included breakfast is wonderful. Our room was very clean and comfortable. There is a hot tub and a wonderful patio to enjoy. It is absoutely gorgeous and we cannot wait to go back.
4,8 en julio 21, 2013
The flowers, animals and other guests always seem to make this place a gem! we love the delicous breakfast adn the attention to little details. We will hopefully get to return soon! Bob and Sherrie Nelson Meridian IDaho
5 en julio 15, 2013
We stayed one night on our way from Glacier to Oregon and what a lovely surprise this charming place was. Beautifully decorated rooms, comfortable bed, inviting outside sitting area on the hill and an amazing breakfast. We would absolutely stay again if in the area but would like to stay longer!
5 en julio 14, 2013
We spent two nights at the Reflections Inn and it was very clean and comfortable. We enjoyed getting to know Ruth and Jim and thought that they did an excellent job of caring for their guests.
4,0 en julio 12, 2013
We had an absolutely lovely but short stay at Reflections and received the best of care an attention. Should we ever be in the area again, I would certainly stay at Reflections.
5 en julio 03, 2013
We've stayed at the Reflections Inn many times and especially like the peaceful environment and warm hospitality of both Ruth and Jim Mays. We also enjoy the conversations we have with the other guests from many different places. Ruth is an exceptional cook so the breakfasts are always delicious and presented in an appealing manner. The rooms are comfortable and artfully decorated so one feels at home when you step inside. Having the Idaho back country nearby is an asset as we enjoy taking our 4 x 4 and exploring the back roads. Iris & Royce Manning
5 en julio 03, 2013
We spent two nights at Reflections Inn and had a relaxing stay. Ruth and Jim were very helpful and friendly and it was a great opportunity to unwind on our vacation.
5 en julio 01, 2013
A friend and I recently stayed at the Reflections Inn on our way to meet our kids for a rafting trip. We found Ruth and Jim to be most friendly and helpful, in every way. Their clean, private inn is beautifully maintained with a zen-like outdoor patio area and hot tub. The breakfast was second to none. We found the room to be homey, clean and really appreciated the hospitality which was provided. Do not miss the opportunity to stay here if you're in this part of the country!
5 en junio 26, 2013
A beautiful setting away from the road, a comfortable room that had obviously been modernized, wonderful hosts, a delicious breakfast. Plenty of reading material to relax with. Would stay there again if in the area.
5 en junio 23, 2013
Our first visit to Idaho and already we want to go back! Ruth & Jim were excellent hosts and very welcoming. The location was beautiful and right on the river. Enjoyed every part of our visit, only problem was it was too short. Would definetly recommend a stop here.
5 en junio 20, 2013
Our stay was fantastic, we enjoyed relaxing on the hill enjoying the view. The hospitatlity was very friendly and made you feel very welcome.
5 en junio 10, 2013
This was a nice, quiet and relaxing inn to stay at for the weekend. Food and service were great.
4,2 en junio 06, 2013
- very kind hosts, nice little talks about the area and more - shared interes in Lewis & Clark - guest kitchen with laundry machine and dryer well appreciated - splendid breakfast - WiFi in guest rooms not available, no cell phone connection (which might help relaxing...) - we can fully reccomend staying at Reflections Inn, maybe best even to book it for a couple of days... Bettina & Matthias from Switzerland (stayed at Reflections Inn May 17th, 2013)
5 en abril 26, 2013
What a wonderful B&B. The owners are warm and engaging. The atmosphere is beyond tranquil and oh-so-beautiful. We were brought robes to use for visiting the hot tub, had a fridge stocked with water in the room for no charge, had full kitchen area access in a common area downstairs and allowed (encouraged!) to drop in a few hours early to off load our things and check into our room and enjoyed a very tasty breakfast, catered to our preferences. This place is a gem! My husband and I wanted somewhere quiet to celebrate our anniversary but look forward to coming back soon for no particular reason at all!
3,8 en septiembre 04, 2012
Our recent 2 nights at Reflections Inn was very pleasant and relaxing, as promised. In Ruth's absence, Jim was a great host. This is a place to get away from busy daily life, so having no TV or phones in our rooms was fine. There is good free hi-speed wifi throughout, a plethora of books (fiction and many subjects pertinent to the area) and DVDs to watch in the main lodge. Our very comfy bed was upstairs in a separate lodging building (not a problem for us, but some people might be challenged navigating all the property, which is on a hill). The various rooms are each uniquely decorated attractively (mostly rustic) with good craftmanship throughout. Since Ruth was gone, Jim forewarned us there would be no dinners at RI. (Some of the rooms are equipped with nice kitchenettes.) This was probably the main drawback, as it was around 45 minutes to the best dining in Kamiah (but the drive is lovely). The Hearthstone Bakery has a good lunch and dessert menu, and serves an excellent special dinner (over the weekend only). Jim also recommended Palenque in Kamiah, and the Mexican food was very good. Favorite memories: enjoying the outdoor hot tub and the amazing view of the night sky, hiking up the hill behind the inn (the trail was good, but Jim's walking sticks helped with the climb), and sitting (on lawn chairs specially provided by RI) IN the lazy (in August), warm Clearwater River, enjoying our lunch as a few kayakers paddled by and a flock of Canadian geese peacefully swam nearby. We were pleased to have found the Reflections Inn, and would gladly make a repeat visit.
5 en septiembre 02, 2012
We came for 3 days of R&R. We started each day with a delicious "May" breakfast. Then we read or hiked to the top for the fabulous viewor rested down in the river and waited for the sunset. This was our second stay and we will return for more of Ruth and Jim's attention and care.
4,8 en agosto 19, 2012
A friend recommended Reflections Inn - but was unclear as to exactly why - all he could say was that 'it felt like staying at a good friend's house'. He was exactly right! Ruth and Jim are the perfect hosts, entertaining, warm and welcoming. We highly, highly recommend!
5 en julio 06, 2012
The hospitality we received from the owners, Jim & Ruth was beyond stupendous! Between the comfortable rooms, wonderful breakfasts and breathtaking views I haven't been to a more fabulous place to stay in my 50+ years. They made us feel so welcome we truly hated the thought of leaving. Everyone should experience the Reflections Inn - you won't be sorry.
5 en junio 12, 2012
This was our fist time at a B&B so we didn't know what to expect. It was better than a hotel. Peaceful and serene nestled in the woods. Jim went out of his way to accommodate us! The room was clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend this place to all my friends!
5 en mayo 24, 2012
Reflections Inn was a perfect stop as we explored the Lewis and Clark Trail.. right on the river with beautiful views of the mountains. Attractive rooms, friendly hosts and a delicious breakfast..thanks, Jim and Ruth!
5 en septiembre 03, 2011
We swept in with 5 MINIs on our way to a Colorado event and had a wonderful time! Ruth and Reggie went out of their way to make it a great stay even though we were only there one night. They helped us with an enjoyable BBQ and birthday celebration and then followed it with a great breakfast before we left for points east the next day. It truly was one of the highlights of the trip and we hated to leave! Definitely a place to come back to again and again for pure relaxation. You will leave feeling like a very pampered house guest! LG
5 en julio 12, 2011
Only there 24 hours but minute for minute the most relaxing place on earth. Jim and Ruth think of everything plus to make your visit comfortable.Beautiful location on a wonderful drive from Missoula to Lewiston, if your near Highway 12 treat yourself to a beautiful drive and a stay at Reflections.
4,8 en junio 12, 2011
My husband and I were taking a short "see Idaho" trip and I found Reflections on the internet before we left. I called when we got to Moscow and was able to get a room for the night. The drive to the inn is absolutely beautiful and it continued right up the long driveway to the B&B. What a relaxing setting to stay at when your away from home. The views were beautiful of the river and their surrounding hills, pastures and woods. If you need a place to relax and recharge, this is the place. Our room was spacious, well done and best of all....spotlessly clean. We enjoyed visiting with Ruth and found out she is a very good breakfast maker.LOL She made our stay very comfortable, only negative thing....time went to fast! We are hoping to be able to go back and enjoy their hospitality again. Stop and stay--you'll be very glad you did!
5 en mayo 26, 2011
We arrived in the middle of a rainstorm and were warmly welcomed. Our rooms were outstanding; the breakfasts were exceptional and the scenery was spectacular.
4,2 en septiembre 02, 2010
A fantastic bed and breakfast in a beautiful part of the country. We were so pleasantly surprised at what we found here. Wonderful rooms, nice outdoor spa with georgeous views of the trees and river, complete relaxation. Great breakfast in the morning, wish we would have had more than just an overnight stay.
5 en agosto 29, 2010
We stayed at Reflections Inn for the first time and absolutely loved it! Ruth, the innkeeper is wonderful. She runs a professional B&B and is very warm and hospitable. The room was super clean! Needless to say, we were very impressed and will definitely go back. We highly recommend Reflections Inn. Check it out!
5 en julio 31, 2010
What a find! I spent four glorious days at the inn in June 2010. My days were spent exploring and photographing the glorious beauty surrounding the area. I booked the suite which has a full kitchen and living room. I could have comfortably stayed for weeks. The accommodations are very modern and comfortable. The food is fantastic and the hostess/owner couldn't possibly do more for her guests. The hospitality was outstanding. It's a wonderful place to get away from it all and I can't wait to return. One morning as I sat on my patio just outside my room I witnessed about a dozen wild turkeys come slowly gobbling down the hill towards me. I immediately started taking photos because I hadn't seen turkeys in the wild before. Turns out there is a lot of wild life to see in the area. I would recommend this inn to anyone wanting to get away from the fast pace of life but still have luxury and great service. This will become at least a yearly getaway for me, more often if I can.
5 en julio 12, 2010
We recently happened on the Reflections Inn on our way home from a camping trip in Montana. What a wonderful find! We were greeted with a cold glass of lemonade which we drank on the lovely patio that had a nice view of the Clearwater River. That evening we enjoyed that same view from the hot tub. Our room was truly luxurious--especially after camping! Ruth served a delicious breakfast before sending us on our way. We will defintely recommend this place to our friends!
4,4 en julio 01, 2010
My wife and I stayed here one night during a recent motorcycle trip through several states. The rooms were spotless, well furnished, very comfortable, and quiet. The owner, Ruth, is a sweetheart and was a pleasure to visit with during our stay. She went out of her way to be helpful and to ensure that our stay was memorable. Don't miss an opportunity to stay at this wonderful B&B.
5 en mayo 05, 2009
Nothing can be as beautiful as the stars overhead in the Idaho mountains while you're sitting in a hot tub in the forest! Wow. Add that to great hosts, an amazing clear river flowing quickly by, hikes out the back door, and plenty to do in the area - it's a little bit of heaven. So get off the beaten track and go to Kooskia (pronounced Koos-ki by the natives).
5 en noviembre 01, 2008
A wonderful Inn placed in an idyllic setting with the most hospitable innkeepers on this side of the Mississippi. If you miss this one it will be your loss.
5 en septiembre 29, 2008
Our first experience with a bed and breakfast and due to the exceptional attention of our hostess, Ruth, will definately not be our last. Room was well appointed and best of all, very clean. Breakfast was excellant. Way to go Ruth, glad you're a corporate dropout. Maurice rudd
5 en septiembre 26, 2008
Ruth and Jim May are making an outstanding contribution to society just by being themselves and treating the public to their inviting establishment. We stayed for 3 days and would gladly have stayed longer if our schedules permitted. They are gracious hosts and provide a beautiful setting and ambiance for a relaxing getaway. The breakfasts are superb, the rooms filled with every convenience necessary as well as a guest service room that is well stocked with kitchen items, stove, microwave, dishes, fridge, etc. as well as complimentary ice tea, popcorn, and lemonade. You have lots of privacy or can get involved with the owners and other guests. They have hiking on the property that goes for miles and miles and, of course, the river is right there to behold and dip into. We have been to many B & B's and found the Reflections Inn to be outstanding in it's field.
5 en agosto 28, 2008
I couldn't have found a better place. Ruth and Jim have thought of everything -- chairs set up by the river, a well-stocked separate kitchen for preparing your own dinners, outdoor hot tub in a lovely setting, a trail behind the house for the more adventurous, patios with furniture and flowers, books, DVDs, games, and even extra reading glasses. Not to mention two very friendly, gracious hosts who go out of their way to be helpful. For me, this place had it all -- serenity and hospitality.
5 en julio 31, 2008
Montana has a small village named 'Paradise'. If the state of Idaho needs an idyllic 'paradise' it would clearly be located at Reflections Inn. Innkeeper hostess Ruth May has a passion for people and it clearly shows in all that she does for her guests from her warm greeting to her great breakfasts. Our room, #6, had a large and comfortable king-sized bed, a large lounge chair, a writing table, and a great stock of books. The bathroom had a large walk-in shower, and there was a separate dressing area in this very large room. Ruth was very knowledgeable and helpful in giving us sage guidance and suggestions on what to do in the area. We used our BedandBreakfast.com gift cards on our visit and there was no problem with the processing of these cards at Reflections Inn. A great overall B&B experience!
5 en agosto 09, 2007
We had a very memorable stay: quiet location, clean and well appointed room, hosts are detail conscious, very thoughtful, superb breakfast prepared while enjoying the beautiful decor of the place. A must for anyone visiting this area, a well kept secret with all the modern conveniences in the Idaho wilderness.
5 en junio 10, 2007
The setting is serene and beautiful, the accommodations outstanding, the company delightful. We return at every opportunity.


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